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this attack also. Capt. Lawrence.
ohm Sanders. Algier Nash and
Ersie Greenwood gave a nice per-
Torrance while the Dragonettes
lost to st. Peter Quintets 1873.
Odairy Campbell and Willie Wes-
terrified We're good on the often
sive side. On the defensive side.
Francis Crook played bang up
ball thru the three games ---s-
Their last game due with Merrill
Hi was postponed due to weather
conditions. The Dragons scuttled
the Shorter Bulldogs 45-25 The
Dragons paced by Ersie Green
wood, 10 points and trailed by w.
Z. Dunn II, was the attack they
needed for victory The Shorter
Girls led by Fisher and Josie
Greenwood, Ersie's sister who is
former Dragonette, was high
scorer for the Shorter Quintet.
This was the climax to the ORA
CONS and Dragonettes series. The
next game will be with Corbin
Hi. the most talked about team in
the state For basketball at its
best, come to the Jones Gym ev-
cry night about that time
1--WE ....... Why did Pete the
Tramp come home with JIG in
the snow ........ Albert T still plays
cool with snow on the ground ....,...
Johnny B, What happened to you
md Katie G.? -. Ruby c. says
hat LC is her all and all ........ r.
Pearson keeps sharp eye on
Naomi M Wonder why? ,~..-
There is lots OF underground work
,oing on, will tell you all about
I soon ........ The boys at Jones :
Ii say Dog eat Dog from now on
...... Sunset must be popular, peo-
lie are looking for him in the
now ........ Audrey ] says every
hing is going her way What's
looking between is and BM? 49,.
!
lawrence G. and WP Wisham are
70. | lovers of the year ........ Why
Toes Eddy S stop at S AS house.
$ it because of id? ........ B Will
ion plays hard but certain cat
plays hard to get ....-., r World
md Herman B receive lot OF
notes from each other, look out
Otis.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
NORPHLET
James Ramsey

James Ramsey
Christmas bells were preceded
by Wedding bells here on Dec.
"a. Miss Beatrice Schott became
the bride of Frank Massey 1900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson are
the proud parents of fine baby
boy ....-.,. Rev. J. H. Rowe preach
ed a wonderful sermon last Sun
day at New Providence. His sub
ject was taken from list Peter
3:18 ....... Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hicks
visited their parents. Mr., and Mrs.
r. j. Hicks ........ Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry Randall of Hope visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Smith .......,
Jim Gaffard is still on the sick
list but is much better .....-.. Mr..
and Mrs, Guy Ramsey Of Gallon,
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
DaIark

Ethel L. Neal
Jessie Delamar and Mrs. Ear
lean Legrande visited relatives
and friends last Sunday 4a Sir.
Neal is on the sick list .. Mrs
Florence Quarles, Earlean Quarles
Herbert Murdoch, Nellie Johnson.
Lucille B. Nois and husband net
ored to Rosston last Sunday
The Silver tone Female Qasrif9
will sing at Mt Ollie AME Church
on the third Sunday .... JIV f
EVN and Sunny B fall out ore
Sunday and are back the rest
Sunday 49,. A certain cat bought
certain chick a Christmas git
and hasn't given it to her yet.
CSN's girl friend said he loved
AIM but she tried to be funny -.
Wonder why RSS thinks that be-
cause he goes to school in Spark
man, girls 60 crazy over him. He
said he likes the young girls who
have vim. vigor and vitAt'y 49,
A certain person went to the p.
o. to get a $2700 ordat, waen he
got there, it wasn't ,here so you
know what happened 10 the pack
age ...... AIN killed a fat hor.
EVN stayed up unll , o'eieck
eating skins.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
wi|IIlar
l.. M. Rutherford

Rev. w. A. Harris, Mrs. LeEtta
Jones and Mrs, Eulelia Ragland
were called to the bedside of
their sister, Miss Gladys Shelton
of Warren, She has undergone an
operation and is reported doing
nicely 800 Mrs Lydia Peyton is
now on the sick list, We pray for
her speedy recovery ,.,, Earl Dan
iels returned to his home from
Milwaukee, Wis. after spending
the holiday season with his moth
er, Mrs, Willie Daniels 80. Little
Patricia Thompson has recuperat-
ed from a sprained neck, which
she suffered by falling from a
wood pile. She has resumed her
school work and piano lessons ....
Mrs, Helen Gender of Flint, Mich
igan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II. Jones, Sr, who has spent an ex-
tended vacation with her parents
and friends is now in Warren, at
the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. G..
Shelton 80. Ellard Lamb, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, Sr. will
graduate from Dunbar Hi School |
January %, as valedictorian of his
class. Ellard. Jr. completed h
grammar school training here. and
also received a ninth grade certif-
lcate with first honor from Will
mar Jr. Hi School ...... Mrs. Ha.-
tie Robertson has been confined
10 her home for several ii.ls due
TO lines, she is reported improv-
ing.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

rendered a program at the Good
Hope AME Church, seven rales
west of Chichester, Jan II. It Vas
one of the most emp, able and
outstanding programs we have ev-
er had ... Mrs. Annie Billbury
is still on the sick list but she
seems to be +. improving, Her son,
Minor Billbury is from st. Louis
visiting his mother .... Mr.. Toney
is on the sick list again m Mar
vim Hopson has been shut in for
quite awhile from an accident. He
is reported improving -.... James
Murphy left for Ell Dorado Thurs.
where he will spend a few days
!. Mrs Ida B. Box has returned
from Rockford. H., where h e
spent Christmas with her child
rem .... Mrs. Annie Murphy is
still i'll ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Gulley
left for Rockford, III. where they
will make their home. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ
Murphy JIVE-Some certain
chicks had better get their minds
together if they don't want to
get married. Certain cats have set
the date to get married to them.
SVT was sporting in that Ford
Sunday night 49,. WLB is going to
be a chicken this year. CA big
rooster Ha, ha
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
READER
JOeree Goldsmith


Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Madison
have moved to Sayre 49,. Minnie
Mae fragile left January 7 for Peo-
ria, Ill. .... Mrs. Emma Lee Jack
son has been on the sick list .....
1--WE: 80. A womna bought h e r
husband leather coat as a sur
prise Christmas present. He was
so glad that he smiles and shows
it to everybody who comes in
-. There are a few lonely boys
and girls in Reader. Someone
please find girlfriends and boy
friends for them please. That goes
for me too ..,.... Please have your
news ready when the paper boy
comes around.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
nat. OLIVE
Fate Avery

Fate Avery
FL Dorado ........ William R0hev-
son and wife are here from ChE
cago, Illinois visiting his paroaaA
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Robersca -
Route l ......... Mr.. and Mrs. hensH
Dosis are the proud parents =
twin girls ........ Mrs. Marshall T1y-
Tor is still improving .-..-- Ma
Fannie Robertson has recovcroa
from her illness and visited ~
community singing at Jun -
City last Sunday ...... The Parlcar
Chapel School had a nice pgo-
gram under the leadership -
Prof. Griffin ........ Mrs. Z. =
Avery made a business trip =
Ell Dorado. Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

Mrs. Zettie Lee Tramell OF Ma
lone, Ala, Mrs. Eva Whitacre Of
FL Dorado, and Mrs. Ellis Shep-
pard and children of FL Dorado
visited their parents, Mr.. and Ms
Allen Ramsey ...... M. c. Ramsey
has returned from Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

neice from Alabama visited ru3nr
tives in crossett, Friday ...-.. Lssns
Maxwell left Last Thursday ~
Oakland, California .-...... AndyuW
Thornton visited In Bastrop, Lso--
isiana, Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
North Little Rock
Jones Hi School
Gerald DOtsOn

The Dragons and Dragonettes
had a three game series. The first
game with the Arkadelphia Buff
faloes. The Dragons paced by
Dunn and Greenwood edged the
Buffaloes 24-2l. The Peake Hi
Girls ran away with Jones quin-
tets 3l-l7. Matty Newborn and
Tenny Horn led the attack. Back
home the st. Peters Academy
was slaughtered 1919. Dunn led
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

are proud of our pastor and his
wife. They have done much for
the uplifting of humanity and the
progress of the race.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

hopes will this promises?
AnsNot necessarily ANYTIME soon
husband too practical
One car the family sboua
be sufficient until you folks a little further
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
PARK DALE
Luyenis Maxwell

Mrs. Juanita Holmes spent the
day with Mrs. Bethel Reed, Sun
day ........ Mrs. Luvenia visited her
mother, Mrs. Alvenia Sellers,
Thursday ........ Mrs. Ollie Kilpat-
rickrick and Mrs. Fl. D. Davis and
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Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

REPRESENTATIVES Of foremost national organizations plans
~ for American Overseas Aid United Appeal
Mohizadon Of Leadership for World Needs conference Hotel
!nternon. Relations Committee American Women Voluntary ser
Mrs Eunc Carter speaker) Chairman National Council
Negro Womsn-Board Of Trustees M Alfred Baeaeh Girl
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

EAnesros nseaA Jumper
The kangaroo u Z broad 3umD0
par excellence. but when II Co..
TO high jumping he's not - bot. -
can broad Jump over % test -
has difficulty clearing . -
fence.
Alllk Production
Over l22 billion pounds q -
were produced in the U. s. IN 1o14
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

TAN ToPIcs:-"Youd better act little fender thse
Jones' boy looks like he'll good fifteen years from
now!"
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

p. BMy recently
former wife whom he had divorced married has shown
viii this have anything with his social security if he happens
to die before me?
You legally
divorced his first would not be legal
heir Your husband had better his matrimonial affairs asene
out legally before he tangles seriously with the law
poor looking year girl to
people
here have old brother in Cuba and would
like good education My family
is willing help How him here and which the best
school for him 60? this sacrifice for worthwhile
sacrifice Before taking def
getting brother find out
will be assured OF steady
work Contact the immigration authorities in country
and tell contact the u Embassy in Cuba for %
brother here There be red
all right for brother but
could live with public school,
would be easier financially
MI California to
visit this his past few letters have been indifferent and
doesn't mention the trip
although appeared anxious for month ago
spend your chasing who
pareny much he world
himself Continue writing but don't mention the trip
again
we'll My is bad health
He Do think
could handle il "a Gil loan?
Gl
of joke occasionally sound invest
banker will advise
different loans and feel
a small business in itself.
G B have been corresponding with man for three years
each other much
single also of four church
his churches here where live People to talking
dissolve friendship he this church Peo
pie area blaming
An
nd Their dis
anything this
responsibilities He
security His allegiance first of all
to his churches
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10
BOOmtOwn Builders Meet

Attending the Boomtown Buiio'
ers meeting in Martin Citys
Knotty Pine Inn Wednesday eve
ming were IS persons
Out-ofthe-area was Mel Horu
GSM official. who was TO speak on
the employment outlook
Contacted Thursday morning OF
this question, GSM officials ex-
pressed regret on the mixlp as
to the speech They added that
there was lot of work TO do.
and as long as something could be
accomplished, there'd be jobs
Presiding at the meeting was
Jim Potter. club president Rob
ert Skinner sang three songs &C
companied by Mrs. John Vertress
on the accordion
Mrs Cy Tonner. Mrs Bill SOM
ers and Mrs Vern Greene were
on the town Christmas
party committee Acknowledged
was the gift of 100 pounds e
candy by the Flathead Specially
company.
Scout activity report was heard
and committees appointed
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10
Slate Scout Awards

Six Martin City scouts will re
ceive awards at the court of hon
or to be held Monday at Z p. II
in the community church
Glenn Miller will receive the
star scout badge and merit badges
for electricity, craftsmanship.
machinery. automobiling and car
pentry. Herbert Kost will get the
second class badge, and merit
badges will also be presented Vem
Byrd, plumbing and first aid; Ron
aid Perry. swimming, first aid
and craftsmanship: Bob Potter,
carpentry. first aid and pioneer
ing, and Rex Wickenkamp, assist
ant scoutmaster. angling, fire
Inanship and craftsmanship.
Gary Barnes, Vern Byrd and
Perry viii receive perfect
attendance awards for the past
-ear.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10
Bon Comments on Bars

natius.
Mrs Pearl Butler, Spirit Lake
Idaho. arrived in Martin City FIJI
day evening. Mrs Butler who Is
Mrs Nick Karthieser's mother
will visit her daughter and family
T this winter
The Gilbert Burlands. who have
resided upon Greene Heights this
past summer, have moved into
housekeeping rooms In one II
Rex Cheffs buildings.
The Altar society with fair
crowd in attendance met at Mrs
Wescotts' home, Tuesday at s o.
clock The ladies are doing a splen-
did work, which richly deserves
the support and cooperation of this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs Adair Blakely,
Lewistown, and son Robert, visit
Cd the Enc Ericksons during the
past week
After spending a few months
as laborer in this vicinity. Addi-
son McVey has returned to his
home in Helena He expects to
come back New Years day.
Sally Seymer, Col. Falls enter
tanned as over night guests Fri
day. Rita Crum, Patricia MCGUIRE. 1
Doris Jean Thompson and Bar /
oara Dumay- The girls devoted 4
The evening to a basket ball game,
iancing and to pleasant entertain
nent at the Seymer home.
Mr. and Mrs George Burd,
Martin City, were call
rs on Greene Heights friends
sunday. Mrs. Burd is a member
f the grand old pioneer family
t Lozeaus who settled in tie
'lathead country early in the
sOOs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hall. Fit {
iorgan. Colorado. visited friends c
Columbia Falls and Martin City i
lst weekend.
The ladies aid members of the \
lartin City church will have
party December is. A r
lmber of ladies will trim the tree q
is Thursday. Y
Evelyn Sagen and her sister.
lahore who have been on a F
'oking job in this area all sum-
er. have returned to Poison
Mrs George Straight and her a.
mt, Mrs. Richmond. Subliu1ity FL
ige. visited friends on Greene ps
Fights Friday evening. ar
The John Kissingers were visit th
S in Whitefish Friday. We are m
~ sorry over the mistake, but on
mellow or other, with so many
anksgiving dinner notes handed
we became confused and gave vi
: and Mrs. Del Alvord guests of
10 were dining elsewhere. Well, Jill
aryone enjoyed a feast either at th'
ME or with friends, so we offer gr
further apology Perhaps it is be
too late to record that Mr.. Bil
! Mrs. L. c. Sands and Bill
ids, Jr., Martin City, spent that
with L. C.'s larry mother, art
s. Iva Sands. Roman, and that a
j. Campbell was a dinner guest Tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redlaczk, phi,
nan. Lu
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10

Activities scheduled for Marin
City include the scout court o.
honor. Monday evening; the Lad
les Aid Christmas party mex
Thursday ar 2 p. H. the chnren
party. Wednesday evening. Decent
Der -. and Christmas afternoon
the Booultown Builders-Lions CLUB
children's party.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10
Firemen Ask Help

Martin City volunteer firemen
are starting their first annual
fund drive in earnest this week. To
pay $500 owed on the new truck
and purchase additional equipment.
the firemen are asking business
men for SO each and residence
owners for So.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10

Mrs. Vern Chef and Dorothy
Wick will serve as den mothers
of Martin City's cub scout pack.
Jim Potter will be cubmaster of
the Boomtown Builder-sponsored
group. On the pack committee will
be Bon Engen, Ross Luding and
Bill Somers. There are IS cubs.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-10

New to the Martin City scene
are telephone poles. Theren be
a phone in the Jail next week
The community of 1000 had three
phones, Deer Lick, Glacier-Coram
Lumber and Byrd's.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Jewish Veterans Post
Elects H. {. Chozick

H. Edward Chozick has beer
elected commander of the John ano
Bernard Wilmer Post 3Sl, Jewish
War Veterans.
Other officers chosen were: Harry
Nussbaum, senior vice commander
Sidney Faber, Junior vice COM
mander; Herbert Pilzer, quarter
master; Joseph Gichner, adjutant;
Julius Rosenbaum, judge advocate
and Harry Solomon, officer of the
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Holiday Calendar

p.m.-Fort Myer. North Post, New, Year.
$50 p.m.-christ Child Settlement House
60S Massachusetts avenue NE, New
Years Eve dance and entertainment.
9 p.m.-Fort Belvoir, New Years Eve
dance.
9 p.m.-YWcA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV, New Years Eve formal dance fol
young adults.
9 p.m.-Phyiiis wheatley YwCA, 9O1
Rhode Island avenue NV, New Years
Eve dance.
Saturday.
pm.-YMCA Twelfth Street Branch.
1915 Twelfth street NV: open house
. ment programs until pm:
3 p.m.-New Years reception by Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent No. !, Daughters
Of Union Veterans of the Civil War, at
2015 Massachusetts avenue NV.
$40 p.m.-Christmas pagear. enacted
for parents by children of Christ Child
Farm for convalescent Children. Rock
8 40 p.m.-Friendship House. $40 D
street Sc. square dance for adults and
teen-agers.
Monday.
| 80 p.m-St. Elizabetns Hospital. Cha
nukah Festival with entertainment and
gifts for patients provided by National
Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Deaths Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statisticsl

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Fannie Goldenberg, 93, s29 Allison st. n "
Anna H. Stimson, SO, 1928 32d st. NV.
JAMIE Carlin. rs, SIS D st. Sc.
Sarah P. Thompson. II, 1885 Potoma
Robert " c. c Ruedy, "a es1 Maryland ave
Edward Wilson, "A, 7as 9Th st NV.
William c, Lingham. II, Soldiers Home
Marvin L. Hall, 20. $500 L st. NV.
Mary c. Grayson, SO, 541S Broad Brancf
I'd. NV.
Elizabeth c, Carter, 50, 52Os 1st st. NV.
George R. Washburn, So, indianapolis
Lawrence Baker, 81. 1902 Girard st. NV
Bertha siman. s., S4os 9Th St: NV
Charles H. Reuling, As, 1864 South
Carolina ave. Sc.
Mitzee Robbins, 2s, 1922 Cumberland st
Mary Mary Mems, 90, 5o7 I'd st. NV.
Andrew Johnson, 81, 142 D st sc.
Simon p Jackson, So, 91S Desmond ct
wesley Allen. "A, 1928 10th st. NV.
Jesse Bass, SO. 1S39 18th st. NV.
Simpson Wilson, 50, 1885 Eye st. NV.
John H: Brown; 49,, sl3 / St: Sc
Dernick Kane, 40, Baltimore.
William Hill, 3S. 1928 Hope ave. ne.
Frances Poindexter 81, GAL French st
Bertha Gadson, "a, 1907 Park rd. NV.
Ruby Randolph, 1, 1899 C st. Sc.
Infant Council, 400 Ridge St NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lGD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Soss df a0ifT lS7e i Newoa ana Bessie s
Albert Waddington, 2S, Pontiac, Mich, and
Elizabeth Dougherty 80 20 Plattsburg
court NV.
Joshua Blum, %, Silver Spring. Md and
and Mabel Woody, 80. 2l24 st. NV
Vincent Coins: 80, I417 Park I'd. NV
and Meary Baine' 2l' 141S Webster st
and Irene Lord 81 sos Hemlock st
James Lumpkin, jr;, SO, Chesterfield Court
house, Va, and Christine Potter. 27
Hugh HanEer. 90. Takoma Park, Nd. and
James Peary. 25, les Florida ave NV,
and Lille Mays, is, 365 8 st: NV.
Francis Aarringson 'r ss; GIG p &
Daniel Ascosi, "A. s4i0 Otis st. ne. and
Eileen ss Zane 5s ssIO Evs,dn ssHd St addsrtn
e. s"b both 'a' Of IA IA quincy st." st. NV.
Charles Newhauser, 90. Fl, Myer, Va and
Billie Barnette, 80, 145S Park rd. NV.
Willie Dinkins. ir., "a. 5O5s Jay st. ne,
and Ruth Handy, 25 445 Newton pl.
NV.
Patrick Alexander, 3s, and Clara Donald,
81, both of Alexandria, Va.
Robert Bloom, %, New York City, and
Rita Prince, 10, 511O 9th st. NV.
Giuseppe Camardi. 5S, S15 Upshur st.
NV, and Nunzia Manzi, A. 27O4 N st.
Denis McGenty. 80. 1711 P st. NV, and
Eileen Barrett, 80, 2500 9ue st. NV.
and Helen Grasty, 90, 2524 18th st. NV,
George Brown, 30, 2007 Clagett st. ne,
Robert Wolfgane, 80, s45 Atlantic st. Sc,
and Mary Jane Leibrand. 20. 629 Ra-
leigh pl. Sc.
Warren Pendleton; 81; 1850 st. s,e.' and
Mary Palmer. 81, Luray. Va.
Stanton Smackum, 81, 1924 26th st. NV.
and Carrie Hubert, "a, 1887 14th st.
NV.
Birr, Fire, is building houses to
be rented at $l.60 a week
Evening star., 1948-12-30

Among holiday activities sched.
uled in the Washington area are the
following:
Tonight.
2 p.m.-Friendship House, 619 D street
Sc. Camp Fire Girls Join "Civinetts,
change Of gifts.
7:30 p.m.-St.. Elizabeths Hospital. carcl
singing by cheverly Community Church
7:30 p.m.-walter Reed Hospital. pre-New
8 p.m.-Christrnas carol concert by So
ciety for Preservation and Encourage
ment Of Barber Shop Singing in America,
teenb az ana Fss Gspo
8 p.m.-Catholic Students Mission Cru
sade, Christmas dance, Shoreham
Hotel.
p.m.-Andrews Air Force Base, New
Years Eve dance
p.m.-Fort McNair, New Years Eve
dances
Evening star., 1948-12-30
ToiIetries, Street Floor
Dresses-French Room, Second Floor

with tuck detailing In peacock
royal and black. SlS
suitdress white crepe
gowns with drapery of-shouder evening
49, Rayon tissue fale hort-sleeve
dresses black royal light blue and peacock $S
afternoon styles
tissue faie Jacquard satin and mostly
royal teal and black Sizes 10 to IL
-. rayon cepes with selftrm toast or teal White
he,oe ond 0rev dinner gowns ------
5 five One and two-piece
novelty taetas with contrast im sedetal
back interest pleated Black Sizes
IN n
taetas strapess
rovon sotins Rlack grew
Ss75 Evening Dresses Woods black and
marqusette and rayon
crepe black-ong ankle length afternoon
fale acetop with rayon
applique and sequts, Black and brown s44
$40 Ensembles Afternoon dresses
and ale black or brown one
wool dress chiffon evening dresses In powder
blue -"
sss75 Suits and ackeD in black grey Also
faile dress formerly $7s9S $Ss
Grey wool costume
beige dress beaded pockets rayon crepe
brown with gold hook trim Navy
ravon satins ------------
Costumes Ensembles wool costumes
seadyed mukrat and black One ensemble oress
and jacket) fawn on black with bead trim $SS
sl1o Dinner Gowns light blue bead en-
Wine suede leather costume $l1s
Afternoon with golden
SITS Beaded Afternoon Dress green rayon crepe with drape SKIRT s'
Evening star., 1948-12-30
BUDGET Sportsweor, Street Floor


s5s5 White crepe with Short
sleeves lace yokes 1aoo Sizes
40 40 -- --------------- So and So
in red and green plaid with red
leather belts Sizes to Is IS
12unors sl3s5 Rayon jacquard quilted weskits with
quilted hens gathered to IS ------s7s5
Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor
Pastel cepes with black
fai with velvet and one piece WOOL
print suitdress Rayon MORE AFTERNOON
in black and colors *lo
bright pure Rayon taeta sleeveless jacket
dress 800
Juniors s675 Evening net s3S
4-Juniors' s4975 Evening Gowns Rayon faile > $2S
Rayon taea bodice rayon mar
quisee skirt studded with rhnestones -------$o
Junior Budget and Teen Shops, Fourth Floor
7s12s5 and s13s5 plaid woo and
ryon tailored styles Black and oolors Sizes
q tn ~ .-------------.--- IS
Sos5 Rayon crepe and rayon anea
in black colors. Sizes 10 to 10 %
with black interest and GOLDEN Nd
belts. Navy and Sizes 10 to 16 6----$ $l1
B$2s75 Teens Campus Coats pad-ned navy with matching
detachable hoods. Sizes 10 to sS
Evening star., 1948-12-30

Forsmann and Juiiard wooens
grey shawl collars, dyedback
Mink collars Black beige
Sizes 80 to 40 and 1917 to 20 $3S
15-Wonen s125 dyed Persian Lamb
Mink ripple hawls of Silver Fox dyed-bak
Puritan collars and pockets Fitch collar and cuffs
styles broadcohs needeponts and wool
Black and 121a to 2412 and
tn ------------ S1O8
Fuess Coats suede broadcoh
styles; fitted styles with wast-deep
capes Black, brown, Sizes SO to AZ ------- SSS
S-Women's sss75 Coats with dyed black Persian
coats with Tngona
Squirrel collars Sizes 1917 and 142; and 38 to
black boadcloth with nutra
green with dyed-grey Persian
SIG
fleece BOX
stve with collar Size $48
Fitted brown Mayfair twill
broadcoth, box style. Sizes 36 and l813 $SS
Furles Forsmann Julard
fitted and box styles Black and
brown, $7S
$7975 Coat wool tweed, pleated back
size