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LEARN TO DRIVE IN WashinRton's Oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
patented dual controls: permits secured
p RoII;eMNd &; Md,; ~ "a EASY Easy METHOD. NO. 1894
COLLEGE,. 1910 G st NV. DI 1862.
French. German, English, history, elemen-
tary jr. high subjects. UN. 1853. ~
SHORTHAND STUDENTS, stenographers-
Ielephone Dictation has thousands of let
ters, many articles hours Of court proceed
ings-.an recorded for transcription BY
telephone. Beginning October l, practice
dictation will be available al any telephone
IN the city at speeds ranging from SO to
zoo words per minute. This remarkable
service is now on continuous demonstra :
ton: For sample dictation, dial Sterling
5320. Enrollments are now being taken at
the business ONCE Of TELEPHONE DICTA-
TON. 607 Woodward Bldg. 18th and H
Sterling 53l5. 26s
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ATLANTA July "A, can take
one PASSENGER to assist with driving. Call
NEW CHEVROLET. will take party OF 8
or on week ends, any place. Call WA.
DRIVING to California. first wk. In Aug.
new 194S Hudson; wks. leisure tour OF
nat. parks and points of int: to 2 wks
accommodate g; refs. exchanged. cH. e084.
COAST GUARD OFFICER wants ride to
Frisco about August 81 share expenses
and driving. Wiling to take car across
DRIVING NEW PONTIAC to Atlanta July
"a. return Aug. z. will lake 3 passengers.
EN- 1879 Alter $40 nm s2s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AHMabASSADOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
l424 K st: nv, ST. 7415. Dictaphone
oInnerator, oInI $3,90o; once manager, Rock.
t1ons q, So. 100: secretary, import, ex.
port tSpsnish), $500; secretary. socia
work $4,000; secretary (mD, So, 100; con
tact man, college education, So 800; file
csle5rkso,typist Gle fD, $500; clerk-typist d.
$500; clerk-typist ~, S2,1OO; account
ing clerks %. S2,1O0 Many open
lnss daily for bookkeepers, clerks, machine
operators and typists paying top salaries
see US for the better positions -23
WI. WE HAVE AL TYPES of exper domestic
f15R; PnR. Re REtsgf6N sg45; srcv .o,,.a:- -Is5 I
cation. start $1,000 up; Hyattsvilie; secy.
start, $21O0; insurance secretary, S45
Wk;; embassy secy., Portuguese lang. nee.
MS:o9 M up; up; legal secretary, start $50 wk
salaried positions; come in; 1--WE floors
eyer zlotniSk.s Furrier. BoYD's, q at
headquarters for all kinds of top-salaried
positions. High-type job seekers in any line
OF business or domestic. 939 New York
ave. NV. RE. 1911 24s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, ealculetors cleaned
ALUMBREILA INsULATES. heavy aiu-
minum and asphalt waterproof coating on
tin and black roofs, reduces room temper
ature l5 to 25 degrees; estimates free; O.
year kuarantee. C. z. JEFFERSON Co.
ST. 17s5; ewes, SH. 5922. "a
ASBESTOS, SHINGLES, freproofing, car
pentry. plumbing. heating, painting. roof
ing, brickwork; guaranteed; save money
in July. MR.. HERBERT. DI. 6923 22s
BRlCKLAYING-Firepl chimneys, re-
aiming walls. walks ana steps built and
epaired. A. FAGEANI. AT. 1894.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


RESTAURANT. III one of Silver spring
doing excel business Sacrifice for quick
Mel MEITo Realtors, s4i5 deorEia ave; sH
GROCERY AND MEATS, weekly vol. over
5000: liv quarters: quick poss. Priced low
SsSs5isf ST s'fn isffs e. sssss
GROCERY. NE. nice apt, extra low rent
nice T;s;sr ixtsres. old established. Owner re.
ons essh sxi1'anr oa aS1 sss9 sor s
GOODMAN. Broker, 1921 Conn. ave,
vaRiTsTTSS STORE. Takoma, D. C. Won.
derful opportunity for right person; low
eeeIvtSys res1 Sysar ssss; fun pTss $500 for
SILVER SPRING AREA-Tearoom or resi-
home, presently being operated as tea
dining rooms aae and aase eaalDned ktehss
stairs; 9 finished rooms in basement; 81.
s:i ssEi' {; s6SSf' +: s|ih'z sH a5a
INTERESTED il being your own boss'
ton; only $500 down; Saiancs easy
terms. Call Mr.. Weinreo. AUERBACH &
Co.. l4a4 st. NV. d. 6501; ewes, DE.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION, excel. To-
cation on No. 1 hwy. at 33rd and R. I.
ns p1Tppns lHGoU mcnthy prSsd
MODERN, solvent plant, fully equip. for
nsrson lease AFTER & Pm: te responsible person Or
ave % NV, ME- Isig 1883 aS AANiN' III rs y T.
DRUGS, ethical store, NV location,
Shows ss p2o vS Gw sssay
AAIuE;RBAcH 4 co, i424 x st. NV. Di'
sTS ss ssss. ssss f4b S.
Dry Dry eIEAS1Se Gh aahs STORE in oeor..iSrn; SS.
5o5 ayisk sale; vi. isl4 ps5 e0
y. s. Route No. /: BY owner. For infor-t
nation call Temple s5os evenings, 70 s.
TAVERN AND RESTAURANT on Route No
|, between Washington and Laurel; on
and of sale LIQUOR and beer; big mach ne
piay pronernS nome tayern saulpment, stock and
iR!RiN + Sss RHAM2 e RslGss 8 sell Terms
Illness Of aged owner forces the sale Of this
slfled line Of wearing apparel. linens. toys
sfesel's shop ioeased ss saS if
to qualified party for the value Of thu
clean stock on hand, plus fair price fol
Lhe MIXTURES. Approx. S5 900 required tc
handle. This offering should appeal tc
hard and earning very confortab e Iiv.
ing. For, further details and to inspect
please can HARRY 7. FRIEDMAN, Broker
GARAGE BUSINESS AND GAS STATION
active and available to capable operator
6owNffeo5WNS' HoTEHi MS ih s5 $500 sooms s % baths
lease for g years; oil hot ot-water heat: onl,
$4,000; ; on %one-half cash Elk, 2555. PASTOR.
NO. ls. Observation-Disclosures
n n ~ thriving business section, crossing nov
mG5e than aepsls the volume 81 900 down
sandwich man, $4,000 down. For thes,
and other good buys, call BILL SIMONS
the nve-Wlre broker. EX. 61S1
NO. L. SANDWICH SHOP, mixed trade
Govt. Bldg. area; 5-day week. short hours
operator can more than double the bus
No. 5. Lunchroom, downtown: breakfast
ana lunch only; short hours, easy oper.
ating. So 600 down. See these good buvs
with BILL SIMONS, the liye-wire broker
NO. 4s;. ,DELICATEssEN-corner, one
al and yielding q high return. It's money
No. 30. s. $. Grocery. doing sa,7oo
week, 7Ia-year transfer. lease. An ex-
celient nant spot for an exp. grocer. It's y
With BILL sIMoNs, the live-wire broker,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GEL, eolored refined. desires part-time
work. Call RA. 2432.
GIRL, colored, age 81. wants Job a. moth
ers helper; live In or out. FIR. 1851. =.
GIRL, colored. wants thy; live out; VIII
GIRL, colored, desires Job rs . pantry girl
willing to learn; or as charwoman: ref
Elk O453. 23s
GIRL. colored. neat. desires 8 days . week
or g.h.W. for adults. CO. O296.
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Why pay ONCE rent7 Complete mail and
phone service by competent, experienced
secretaries for few cents day. Confiden-
tial. 1924 K st. NV, RIM. 302. RE. 0676
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, driving to Florida
Monday, July &c.. willing undertake any
business investigations, or transactions re-
quiring personal contacts anywhere in
State or en- route. Widely experienced.
resourceful. diplomatic. References. For
appointment phone GEORGE LEIGH. MI.
414S. "a
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HELP WokEN.

:ssHst IS; :.}s; ss' sss!s ~ 4
SIX Sin rkhssEksAEos si sisHiss Tstsil dry eleanInr
plant: Full or part time; good working
sss4s sisaay Gss + aERs
81 sTESoGsafhtERvE.eel.nt SofEsll III opportunity
S5 zSuns Conditions hay diy SARssk Ros
sTENoGEAPaEE for medical histories
sfRSoeEArH1HRa, sfRRiSsoeEAr11Ea $; say a,y 4e,hr. ~E $50
sTENOGRAPHER, high school graduate:
DsilGp RssKNafos asz ssfe h5aE tBss
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent position with
heating and Electrical n1e suppiy house, Sa0'p5 lo
coted in Arlington, Va; for ambitious and
accurate girl; salary, Sle5 to sls5 per mo
statt for "lan nt.rvieW NoLxs6 eo Mas!
1923 N. Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington, Va.
once Of BOSS & PHELPS. s M liz f st. .sa.se n'S
sTENoGRAPHER, with secretarisl exper. {;
conditions. For interview, phone MI
sTENoGRAPHER - Recent graduate or
family income; here is an opportunity for
you to get excellent general once expe,
orsanizaton. when i'e Is erowinS aauflShs rspidls
month with every Indication it viii be
want some one who can take dietation. do
ming and typing, who Is alert, and who
81 81 sss' s' r. K s IS .sss Ss9v!sn . sna +
sTENoGRAPaHR. 81 seSSPah en,cisnt, for cashier DE-
rsauea 81 re- 5i7s ref
sTENOGRAPHER, young lady to work in
publishing concern; 80 do-hr. week; d sk.
srESoGR1fHEk. Iiss f Il sESS HpDly e RossLYN STEEL
e. CEMENT sENu CO.. 3031 x ST. NV,
sTENoGRAPHER, efncient; shorthand and
program director WASHINGTON RADIO
STATION. 5ha-day wk. Write Box 1881,
sIc.Y-sTENo.. s-girl office, as-hr. Wk,
S225 mo. to start; write, stating age, exp.
and oualihcations' to Box 2ol-M' stssEE.
sTENoGRArHER-cLERK. old established
Arm wishes seusts and fast With
5h.day wk;; AZ employe benefits call
ahS aARsqgR T k.oa az. 20 to b.
concern; s-hT. day: 5:day WI; excellent
$500 o.E Ext ~ 5, between a:so am and md 50 80
sTENo. OFFICE CLERK, age % to 20;
position COR neat young lady. Box I'll,
Star. -22
STENO-RECEPTIONIST. engineer archi-
tect's office; permanent position. Up to
:750 for capable girl. CHI. 1895. -27
good bandwritins' accurste WITH hsures
HUB LAUNDERERs. 37th ST. and Eastern
SWi;TCHBoARD-TYPIs experienced. 40
w.p.m, good hours and starting salary,
permanent. with promotions, vacation. etc.
Apply in own handwriting. Box 1871. Star.
TEACHERS. primary and elementary. for
private school: must have desree. State
experiences and qualifications. Box 57-G
Star.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experience
preferred but not necessary; part time or
full time at studio or at home; must have
unlimited phone: 81 hr., plus commis-
sion. Apply in person, 10 a m. to pm,
GOLDCRAFT PORTRAITS. 716 18th st.
NV. 90
TYPIST. recently graduated, for CPA Of
nee, $3.50 per mo. PINSON, MA. 6485.
-23
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DOMESTIC,
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RELIABLE domestic, g.h.w., maids, cook;
lIl7 You st. NV. co. 5255, 64OS.
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. want part-time
janitor job with quarters; no children;
reliable. Ii 6253 -2b
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s'S'i'h' .Sh IN o-os' EAU A@"' to :5o'
and suits; fuli-time, position, 40-hr. wk,;
Write stating full PARTICULARS. exper.' age age
,nd ,nd minimum salary will consider. Box
saLEswoMAN, iiss seis sportsw..r. ..D.r.: s.a.y
leees. Employment once, 3rd T., RALEIGH
HIEsWsnNE' sHIEsWoMhN .1p.r,, 1sio s.aay. "a 4o-hour xk
sosmens once. q 2sh pSscs'i % 8 kaNN s5 soSs e. e.
hour week. 2Ofs discount on purchases.
ksNN kp2!S soSs soS!9y%sn' CO ONCE 4'h fooFs s.
sEAMsTREss. experienced on electric
sewing naS, maShins; s,dsy week; good pay.
sEAMsTREss. experlenced on drsperies;
union shop. Apply in person. coRRAnOs,
Ee aHss 3Gsa fo3 a.
oushly experienced stenography and typ
ins: 20 to 30 years old; downtown loes-
!Sn ssay rsit ca. if'f sssi
sEcRETAk90 under as year. Of age;
Straight stenos srsphie wors, Require,
shove average intelligence: Liberal start;
ssf4Y e6 5a 'asF ssS ssaisssn Sas
sEckETARY. elerk-typis., to work IN
i've vein in Vicinity Of Silver sprins; pleasant
working conditions in modern sir-cond
once; perm. position. Call 81. $500, Ext
- for appointment. -22
SECRETARY, white. exper in furniture
store work, 40-hr. wk, good salary, per-
manent position. Apply MALCOLM
sCATEs, 4121 18th st. NV. -23
poration; excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced young woman; consenial sur
roundings; employees cafeteria, hospitali
salary arranged with interview Cal
MISS DAY, RA. 5265 90
SECRETARY, $50 per week starting salary
quiet, conditioned once. must b,
eapabls of nlling q responsible position
many employe benefits; convenient trans
portation; please state age and exp. il
reply Box 1871, Star. -22
eECRETAkY, for quiet once; permanent
stenographic and general secretartal duties
in modern afr-conditioned once: 5-day
kp-hour week; good transportation. Appl!
gateway STORES. INC. 1S46 4th st. ne
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pleasant working con-
y. Apply Mr.. Mason,
CY. 1888 Conn. ave.
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d; good salary, good
|ES RESTAURANT,

. no SUNDAYS, exper.
/, HILLCRES'T RES
d Hope rd. Sc. vi.
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oil heat; very good cond.; bus. and prop:
srty. can be purchased With enIy ~ S6 o ;00t
k6onISG se NC HOUSE SPECIAL: woodley rd !:
Close to Conn; aye and WardmsH nn lnIors PARK
Unusual nSea e1Se nice MA sslusbie farniturs should
is fft fG5 s Gs RTof.r BTiss Of s0So9
BOOMING HOUSE-Clean place, rooms,
2h baths, gas heat. garage; rent S92 go
mo- lease: plenty Of valuable furnit95e'
500. terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Iolo VeITs;
Tor D'aS man a's and % vie: priee. $3.50 cash, in.
s!ssas ''ssy fss s?sR%sni sress IL
SfEnsna sRenEsNfsc ;Sf RE flsTasi1sHmENT 81 and
tss s's s,sst
GRocGRY-DELEc.. IAN st. near Oak;
s1s; slsS essh sf's sns carly sais sh GRsp
weekly saIes: priced at less than SIS, 600,
terms; trial given before purchasing. Ex.
iSsS aasrA1kaST shsISE est.1ns s1nz to 5f &c. clientele
lovely atmosphere. near 18th and Conn.
ave. Has summer terrace VIII sacrifice
sssiass' ss5oo DOWN Th'' LES sHIBY Raz isSs conn.
ave. Ru. @ glss SoTey. oT syss. WA: 4s35; 4sssshu.,. 81
Sssns g Years long lease: sis 900 stock; prissd
for quick sale. Excl. with LEON GOOD
MAN; broker: 1921: Conn. avg: co $500;
better than $500 wkly.: short hours. closed
Sundays: . real buy for $4,000 with only
S2.100 cash. balance terms: Better hurry.
Exclusive with LEON GoooDnMAN, Broker; so
.s lsSl ns Conf oakMEas6 MI S. OK SsoG sas 'sr
seafood tavern; will show present owners
netting S23, 900 annually: $4,000 down,
low payments: perfect opportunity for fem, no
Conn. ave. pU: aIss o syss;: WA. 1881,
GROCEkY. MEATS AND BEER. plenty Of
good eauipment; weekly business over
S1O. 900, complete with stock; $500 down.
KoGoD q BookoFF, S31 = st. NV.
sAss IA ssssi sspxsMHEx III; Yam akD sHoEs-ytramoa
ern front store and fixtures. Less than
one year old, stocked with exclusive ma
tionally known brands. Long established.
Can be boueht At inventory Of for 5 II
easy terms. Exclusive with LEON GOOD
MAN. Broker. 1921 Conn. ave. co. $500.
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No. Is. CONFECTIoNERY-Iun -Iuncheonette
$500 week; an experienced operator can
more than double the volume. $4,000 down.
NO "A Delicatessen, sandwiches, down
town. An excellent opportunity for a
sandwich man; $4,000 down. For these
and other. good buys. call BILL SIMONS,
the live wire hrnker EY
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TX, age 1895, high school
z per mo. to start, with auto.
.22 per mo. within 1S mos. !;
This position will be located
Va. Apply employment ONCE.
N GAS LIGHT CO., 100
Monday through Friday, $50
, 1948-02-24

ronized our local service so loyalty for many years
means to set the record straight on the true nature
one-plane service from St. Croix to either Miami
or New York. THIS ASSUMPTION is ALSO IN
CORRECT. At the hearings in San Juan, Pan
American testified that if it were allowed to serve
St. Croix, it would serve it on a daily round trip
schedule, the southboumd schedule originating in
San Juan in the morning and terminating at Trini
dad in the evening, and the northbound schedule
originating in Trinidad in the morning and term
mating in San Juan in the evening Exhibit No.
PAS. Thus, under this proposed schedule a per-
son in St. Croix desiring to 60 to the United States
via Pan American would have to make. a change
of plane at San Juan Just as he does today, THE
ONLY DIFFERENCE BEING THAT HE
COULD TRAVEL FROM ST. CROIX TO SAN
JUAN ON PAN AMERICAN INSTEAD OF ON
CARIBBEAN ATLANTIC. Furthermore, Pan
Americans proposed schedule for St. Croix does.
not even provide for a good connection at San
Juan with flights to the United States. A layover in
San Juan would be required from 500 P. M. until
late at night or early the next morning. This ser
vice would not be as good as Caribbean Atlantic'S
present service from ST. Croix, which makes i'm
mediate connection at San Juan with Pan Ameri-
cans northbound fight to New York. Caribbean
Atlantic can well understand St. Crooks desire to
be included onra through schedule from St. Croix
to New York but this is not what Pan American
proposes. Pan American does not even provide
through service from St. Thomas to New York and
never has. For the past two years St Thomas has
been served by Pan American only on flights origi-
mating at San Juan and terminating in Trinidad,
and there is no reason to believe that St Croix will
receive any different service.
Of the hearings held in San Juan in April l947.
ded mPan Americans exhibits. They were relied up
recommendation that Pan Americans proposal be
neGt of st. Croix for many years and we are conf.
immunity, We have gradually increased the number
constantly improved our flying equipment, We
geared to the LOCAL needs Of the communities
less circumstances beyond our control, such as being
operations entirely. We are confident that once
they will continue to support Caribbean Atlantic
ction.
&c AIRLINES, Inc,
~
, 1948-02-24
A Message to the People Of St. Croix


There appears to be considerable misundel
proposal of Pan American Always to serve St. Croix
The Examiner of the Civil Aeronautics Board who.
officially recommended that Pan Americans propos
local operations of Caribbean Atlantic AirIines.
In order that our many friends in ST Crox who
may understand our position in this matter, we are tt
of Pan Americans proposal
/. In endorsing Pan. Americans proposal the
people of ST. Croix have assumed that Pan Ameri-
can would not compete with Caribbean Atlantic
for the local traffic between St. Croix and ST.
Thomas and between St. Crox and San Juan and
that Pan Americans service would be limited to
the carriage of through traffic between St. Croix
and the United States. THIS ASSUMPTION is
INCORRECT. At the hearings in San Juan, Pan
Americans witnesses testified specifically that Pan
American would not be willing to accept any res
friction which would prevent it from duplicating
Caribbean Atlantic'S local service and would not
be willing to serve st. Croix if it were limited only
to the carriage of through passengers (page 375 Of
the Official Transcript. Accordingly, if Pan Amer
lean is allowed to serve st. Croix it will be able
to parallel Caribbean Atlantic's entire route from
San Juan to St, Thomas and St. Croix and would
expose to ruinous competition approximately SO
per cent of Caribbean Atlantic's total traffic and
total passenger revenues. Obviously, Caribbean
Atlantic cannot afford to compete with Pan Amer
lean, the worlds largest airline for this local traf-
fic. The inevitable result would be that Caribbean
Atlantic, the pioneer in air transportation to St.
Croix, would be forced out of business. THIS is
PAN AMERICANS REAL INTENTION.
2. The people of St. Croix have also assumed
if Pan American were allowed to serve St. Croix,
Pan American HHFeilldd Immediately provide through
All the above facts are taken from the Official I
They are facts testified to by Pan Americans witnesse
on by the Examiner in his Report and formed the bas
denied.
We have been operating a local airline service {
dent that our service has been Of substantial benefit
of weekday schedules, inaugurated Sunday service,
have always followed that policy that our service $
I'll. 81 LII 49, - - -. -oE1.. - Az
, 1948-02-24

misunderstanding among the people of St Crox with respect to the
1ays to sGve ST. Crob nt its route between the United States and South America
Board who presided at the hearings held in San Juan in April l97 has
Pan Americans proposal be denied primarily because of its adverse effect IN the
Atlantic AnEne.
lends in ST Crox who have patonized our local service SC Loyalty for many years
n this matter we are taking this meanst to set the record straight on the true nature
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

at conclusions without knowing or
stating facts. Let us be careful in
our expression of others. II you
must talk, state facts $500. Camp
bells 1--WE zoos. What are you so
worried about r d, we know you
are on the killing floor 49,. EN-
ma ]. Hodges has a new fellow
........ Why does Lizziebeth Settles
keep making eyes at M. l.. Woods.
Don't worry Rosetta, you can't
lose 49,. Who did Ora Bell get a
letter from? ...... Who was that in
Frank Fiar's car last night? ........
Why does Willie B. sit so close
to Emma Mae, Is it love? ........
Don't hide Jewel Dean, Sarnmie
Fayne vii find you ........ Johnny
B. is making eyes at Rose E.,
look out Ora Bell ........ Joe Settles
has new girl friend, Odell Allen.
what about it Cecil? ........ What
has happened to Oracle Grant, L.
c. has cut out.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

BUCKNER
Leroy Brown
c. j. johnson was seen in a
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
PARkINS
Campbell School News
Ora Bell Grant

IRA bell Grant
Frank Settles made the highest
marks in his class. The 7th and
9Th grades are planning party,
watch for open date ........ Joe Set
ties is doing a very nice job in
keeping check on things around
the campus ....... The 4th grade
pupils had quiz program in
arithmetic and perfect scorers
were. Willie B. Diamond. Lula
Mae McNacth and Jewel d. Bry-
ant ........ FACTS. The Bible says
Prove all things and hold fast to
that which is good. 1t is char
aeteristic of our Modern scientific
civilization to exact facts, in the
study of stones, trees and even
animals and yet we will talk a.
bout human beings without even
knowing facts. Often have heard
folk running their gibbs about
something they heard, not saw. So
many people have been mistreat-
ed, misjudged and misunderstood,
simply because someone jumped
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

jam last Friday night at the Blue
Light Club party ..,... Leroy
Brown won't give Miss B. H. up
,..... What is this hear about
RIM and EMW is it true ........ r
JIM is dealing her some oisery
.....,.. Gladys Henderson and Eddie
M. Walker have become good
friends since exchanging boy
friends 49,. r. J. Haley says Oh
lie Brown is his new flsme since
Annie Brown left town ....... The
Buckner Buffaloes went down to
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

invade certain high school a.
round Stephens, when a certain
teacher put on basket ball suit
and played with her girls UNI
known to the Buffaloes until the
third quarter when she said ]
know that's right because l play
ed basketball two years in college
-. l.. Washington, B. Jones and
A. Washington want three nice
boys for three fair girls. Must be
between the age Of l6 and As ........
Ruby M, Larlee Martin and Ber-
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30

nice Hampton want boy friend
that lives in FIT Smith. Must wear
straight pants and no jitterbug
styles, For further information
call 6W2 -. Please tell me why
Mrs. r. S. Chews SO much gum
.,...... l.. J. Clinton is one of the
slickest boys in school ........ Earl
HALEY is on the mellow side with
those frantic chicks around here
$500. Luther says his finance and
romance is like the bear since
Caledonia came home.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
GUM SPRINGS


Joseph b1evlnS
Horace Bryant passed away on
January 10. He is survived by 7
brothers, two sisters, five child
rem, three grandchildren and a
host of friends and relatives. ...
On the sick list: Mrs. Hettie Nell
son, Mrs. Tennie Ivory, Julius
Roberts and Katherine Dixon Gee.
Three of Mrs. Patsy Blevins's
boys celebrated their birthdays
January l6 80. 1--WE: A certain
lady moved out of a three-room
house into a three-room house
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-30
MT. MORIAH
Page Six
LaVerne Christopher

Mrs. r.. T. House is on the sick
uist ........ The Mt Moriah School
Basketball team visited Curtis
public school last Wednesday.
The Mt. Moriah girls defeated the
Curtis Girls 1910. The boys tied
&c $500. Earl C. Sason has just
returned from Little Rock after
visiting relatives in that city. The
p. T. A. will meet this week -.
Lille Mae Wilson is in Malvern
Visiting her sick aunt ........ Rev.
and Mrs. J. s. Newburn celebrated
tAeir twenty eighth wedding ami
vcrsary. January IL. GOSSIP
-. J. Nc let the snow catch him
with his woodpile empty ....... J.
T.. H. will have to put up butch
4ring shop ........ F. NJ and c. N.
have to run every morning to
catch the school bus. F. N. ran
three miles In three minutes last
week ....... Someone will have to
stop N. BIS hands from being SO
timber. She has the slapping dis
ease 1885,. j. N. is still singing
Take Me Back to Little Rock,
Arkansas 49,. B M. c. is a good
girl now 49,. A. S. l.. has those
Edward Coffee Blues &C.,, M.
Knox is silent @ Will someone
please bring T. Knox and S.
House TO the light? G. b. ID. is