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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18

Wright and Mr., Bozman left for
Washington .,. Mines Jack Cone
and Leroy Macksel visited their
brother in Fordyce 80. Freddie
Davis will leave shortly for a
vacation in Milwaukee .......... Mr..
and Mrs, Will Mathews will leave
Tuesday for Junction City .........
John Powell visited his wife last
weekend . Miss Vurgdean John
son left last Sunday evening for
Cullendale to visit her sister. Rich
Burroughs Of Hot Springs is here
visiting his wife -. Miss Bessie
Thawer is attending AMIN Col
lge ..,.. Miss Ruby Pace and baby
left last Sunday morning for Lit
tie Rock to visit her aunt .. Mis-.
Ida Mae Drugs is visiting in Indi
ana.
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Page Six STATE PRESS Fri. June 49, 1s4s

home after attending the funeral
of Willie McFaden go. Mr.. and
Mrs, Sydney Hynson had as their
dinner guests, Mrs. Maggie Moore
of Richmond. California; Mrs. E.
A. Washington Of 2O5 Park ave,
and Mrs. J. Reesman Hunt of l408
Pine street. Before they departed.
they were served Ice cream and
cake and closed out with song and
prayer and their hearts were fill
ed with the Holy Spirit. Mrs.
Moore's daughter and son-in- law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis left
Wednesday morning for their
home. Ala William avenue, Rich
mond. California ...... Rev. A. Will
liams, pastor of the st. James
Baptist Church has returned home
after taking his 30 day vacation
in Arizona and California visit
ing relatives and friends -. Jim
Arnold on Pinehurst street passed
June 3rd ... James Lockhart Of
Pine Bluff was the guest Of hi.
cousin, Eugene Marshall. Jr. a
4l9 Troost street and left for hi.
home Sunday.
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PARkDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Mrs. Ardell May of Tillar was
the weekend guest Of her bother,
Jackson Napier Gee. Henry Parker
at home from school in Month
clio -. Miss Beatrice Davis has
turned from Little Rock ..........
Mrs. Jennie Holmes returned from
Dermott Monday ,,,.,, Mrs. Hattie
Pelt is spending the week in Lit
tie Rock - Jerry Goodwin pass
ed June 4th after long illness
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
HENRIETTA Burkes is on the sick
list. We hope for her a speedy re-
covery -. Herd Tankes wa S
stricken with a stroke on the
street Saturday ,.,.. Miss Never
lene Ports spent Saturday night
with her cousin. Miss Cereatha
Canady -. Sunday the daughters
Of the late Henry Stokes, Mrs. Al.
berta Stokes Cobbs and Mrs. Myr.
tie Stokes Of Flint, Michigan were
visitors Of their cousin, Wenthon
Maxwell. This is their first trip
back to the old home in 30 years
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18

johnson and Mrs, Brown and
children visited relatives and
friends in North Little Rock 49,.
Mrs. James Z, Jackson also attend
ed the singing program .,,..s, Last
Sunday night in North Little Rock
Mines. John Whitehead, Mary E.
Jackson and George johnson were
highly commended for their out
standing leadership in this COM
munity .g,a....., JIVE-Well, look
what's cooking this week. What's
wrong CP? ~,.. Get hep to your
self J. F. Jr. and show US some of
the st. Louis 1--WE. Can't you feel
yourself slipping? ..,.. ELI conf
dentially what are you putting
down? Is it love or are you try
ing to be big time glamour
girl? - FVN don't fret because
think you have GS we'll in hand
49, DMN and &c did make a hi,
at the ball game. They are saying
hurry back Prescott ...... MEN was
real gone Sunday evening witt
the new look ...... Ell is eventual
ly getting hep to himself. 1t seem.
that he has EJD we'll in hand -.
Wonder why does &c keep singing
Don't Cry Baby .,..,. HID and BE
are really on the ball. Pleas,
give us the technique ....... VIII
were the cats Cd, MEN and Pr
were with? And why did the,
change their names? Did they act
ually goto the Bronze Club? Lool
for us next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18

many visitors and friends with us
during the Corner Stone Laying
at st. Mark Baptist Church. The
Rev. Z. Butler of Mt. Ephesis
preached the morning sermon,
Rev Youngblood of Gurdon
preached the afternoon sermon.
Collection for the day was $8l.75
,..,,.. Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Brown
are the proud parents of a daugh-
ter, Janice Marie .,..,. The young
people of st. Mark Community
have organized club with Sam
uel Brown as sponsor, Archie Nc
Coy as president. Celestine Char
les as secretary, Naomi Hardaman
as treasurer, Marguerite Charles
as songleader. Velma Boff as pro.
gram chairman and Magalene
Boff and Jackson Hardaman a.
reporters ........ Mrs. Rosie B. Hard
nett has been on the sick list FOL
the past three weeks but is abb,
to be up now ...... Mrs. JOSH,
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Cat,
Banks are on the sick list ........
you want to put news in tn,
STATE PRESS have it read,
when the paper girl comes a
round
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18

last Saturday, They were spon-
sored by George Brim. The Junior
thermometers OF Hot Springs sang
on June IL ..ou,, Shirlie House is
back home after spending weeks
in Hot Springs hospital ,..... Mrs.
Sherman Can is on the sick list
49,. Mrs. Ruthie White and child
rem OF California are spending
the summer with her father, Ed
die House ,.,..o Eddie Lee Jones
is back home after spending some.
time in Little Rock Hospital 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Governor Rhode.
and son of Hot Springs are visit
ing relatives here. Read tn,
PRESS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
FORT SMITH
Adeline Whitfield

Henry Caldwell, aged resident
Of this city died very suddenly
Monday morning while eating his
breakfast The funeral was held
in his home, Thursday evening
,.,..... Walter Henderson, who has
been away for some months in
Yakima, Washington, is home "a
gain on his vacation ....... Mrs.
Almota Jackson was hostess to
the First Baptist Relief Club,
Tuesday night, June 8. A good
time was had by all ........ Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Bradley are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
Sunday June 6 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelus Bryies, 1902 Pine st. Of
Little Rock, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Claiborne of Memphis,
Tennessee are house guests Of
Mrs. Henrietta Brown.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
BENTON

The Church OF God in Christ,
Elder E. F. Graham, pastor, closed
their church anniversary and fin
ancial drive May 80 with $500.00
Out-of-town visitors included Ell
der Kenrick OF Pine Bluff, Elder
Jones OF Little Rock, Rev. G. S.
Staff and Rev. O. j. Delamar and
their congregations -. The Sum
shine Band of the Church Of God
in Christ sponsored Children's
Day Program June 10 at Pleas
ant Hill AME with Mother Ella
Thompson supervising. M s
Queen Esther Graham, daughter
Of Elder Graham and recent
graduate of Dunbar Jr College al
Little Rock served as pianist So.
The Benton Bauxite Circuit with
Rev. Delanas, pastor, began Their
Youth Week" program Sunday
with the Sunday School Of Little
Bethel AME Church of Bauxite
co.,. Supt. E. C. Wilson visited Pleas.
ant Hill AME Church for Sunday
School and morning service. The
Junior Choir with Mrs. Odel Fish
err at the piano furnished music
George Fisher was guest SOLOS,
.... The choir of st. Paul Baptist
Church attended the singing union
at New Hope Baptist Church.
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TExARkANA


Willie Earl Muldrew and his
sister, Mrs. Annie Lee OF Chicago,
Illinois have returned to their
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RoSSToN
Lena M. Galberth


Rev r. S. Starks Anniversary
started last Thursday night with
preaching by Rev. Mays. Rev.
Jenkins preached Sunday morn
ing. Rev. E. Butler preached the
anniversary sermon. Three men,
bers were added to the church:
Jeremiah Young, Theodis Cotton
and Arts Gulley. Money raised
was $1,000. Rev. Thomas, Rev.
Gulley and Rev. L. Gulley preach
ed at Little Cannie Sunday in a
Mission Rally 49,. c. C. Bazel is
still on the sick list 49,. Roose-
welt Mckinney, one of the Neva.
da County Training School bus
drivers is very sick. Last Tues
day Mr.. and Mrs. George Kin
dreks and Mrs. Minnie L. Evans
went to see him 49,. The Gospel
Singers of Hot Springs rendered
a very nice program at Oak Grove
Church Sunday night. Everyone
enjoyed them ...-.... Have your
news ready when the paper girl
comes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
THORNTON
Claudia Frye

Mrs Albert Chambers and child
rem left last Monday for Californ-
ia ~. Square Land is recovering
from injuries received at the mill
Andred Grub spent last Sun
day in Hampton ...... Elihue Davis
just returned from two years ov-
erseas and is spending his vaca-
ton in Kansas City and Kahoma,
Indiana with his wife ..... Lustus
johnson is here from Texas visit
ing his mother and sister -. r, Fl.
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GAINESVILLE
Mrs. b. L. May

The Antioch District Singing
Convention was held at Mt. Cal
vary Baptist Church. May 3Oth
Rev. T. J. Whitfield, pastor, de-
livered the key sermon which was
highly praised by all. w. H. Cook
secreatry of the local NAACp APP
pealed to the convention for the
Ingram case and raised SEE for
the purpose -. The pastor of St
John AME Church anu members
are progressing nice.y. They have
recently decorated the outside of
their church at an Approximate
cost of $500 Their white friends
have stood by them Loyalty in
their effort Mr.. and Mrs. Othel-
la May, Jr. and daughter Joe Ann
spent the weekend at her home
in Arkansas City ..... Mrs. Esther
May and Mrs. Mary L. May went
to Little Rock last week on bust
ness -.... Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Aston
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Cook and daughters motored
to Fort Smith last Monday night
to T. ASdeo AT Sunday morn
-e of St. John AME
-. Mrs. Birdie Lee May who
Mary delegate to the General
mt gave highlights of the
Axems whita Kansas City Carl
Edw1s,1 -. is visiting his rela-
tives in Clarksville ...... Mr.. and
Mrs. Dee York have a new baby
girl, Barba Jean ...... Norman Cot
ton motored to Kansas City on
business.
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inson made business trip to Cot
ton Plant last Saturday .,,. Miss
Lula Mae Govan has gone to spend
the summer in Detroit with her
mother ..... Murice Bullar OF Pine
Bluff was home on brief visit
,. Sunday morning Sunday School
at Bethel AME was conducted by
Supt Ode Brown. The trustees
were in charge at the afternoon
service.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18

conducted by c. Reed. Guest sing
ers were from Forest Grove and
Shady Grove ... Mrs. Elsie Meeks
left Sunday for Camden where
she will attend summer school ....
Harbar Williams was the guest OF
E. d. Jenkins Sunday go. Mrs
Naomi Davis is on the sick list.
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WALNUT RIDGE

D0llie ]. LOKEina

The BTU met Sunday at p. m.
with the president. Mrs. Bessie
Lee Browning presiding ~. Rev.
W. M. Mosley from Gallon was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Gladys Cobbs on Saturday night
-. A night singing school was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-06-18
JACKSONVILLE
Moses Franklin

Sunday School was well attend
ed with Supt. Jones presiding. A
splendid address was delivered by
Miss Nina Rose Dednam m James
E. jackson was the guest speaker
at Clayton Chapel and had as his
theme Reality -. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whitehead attended the sing
ing program Sunday night at Nc
Almont - Mr.. and Mrs. George
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SARATOGA
Mary Jane Walker


Sunday School was conducted
at the usual hour by Supt. Obell
Nelson. Rev. Browns subject for
his morning sermon was Judge
Ye Not. At 3 O'Clock Rev. Brown
and his congregation were visitors
at the AME Church 49,. Babies
Chapel was entertained by a
World Service Program sponsor
ed by Mrs. Alven Gincheon. Two
quartets furnished music ..,.,...
Mrs. Matte Bradley and Miss
Marie Bradley shopped in Hope
last Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Here's Looking at You" writ
ten by Emily wilkins, the we'll
known dress designer of teen fash
ions, is . book written in a gay,
informal manner. Teenas have
been waiting for just such a tome
to tell them in concise terms the
principles of good grooming and
clothes appeal. The book is slanted
to appeal to Teena's likes and dis
likes in food, clothes and her de-
sire to fashion a wardrobe that
possesses versatility, style and orig
inality.
Miss wilkins has used her young
er sister as the guinea pig" of the
volume. She takes the teen-age
reader through the same problems
that confront Barbara, who also
has rough time of it trying for
teen-age glamour.
Emily wilkins primer for glamour
includes chapters on how to clean
out your closet, how to use cos
metics SO that they will really en-
nance your young looks, beauty
routines to follow, a diet for grow
ing girls and a clothes chart for
you to I'LL out for clothes needed
at various times of the day. The
cover Of this book serves this pur-
pose.
Teen-agers have heard over and
over again that every girl can be
attractive If she takes time out and
gets slant on herself; its usually
the girl with the smallest, not
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Record
Row
By Betty Miles

Stan Kenton announces that,
come spring, he intends to activate
his plan to sponsor a series Of young,
unknown jazz composers. His Or
chestra, which has forsaken dance
halls and theaters In favor of the
Nations concert halls, will provide
a showcase for their work.
Many manuscripts have been
submitted to him in recent months
and, with his arranger, Pete Rugolo,
Kenton will study these and choose
one or two of the most promising.
Each year, or perhaps more often,
Kenton will incorporate these new
works into his concert book" The
leader believes that the modern,
original works OF the as yet un-
known composers will arouse much
interest among the music minded.
Nick Lucas, the guitar playing
Grooming Troubadour" of the late
20s, has been signed as recording
artist. Under the terms of his con-
tract Lucas will turn over to the
company a number of masters re-
corded prior to January l, 1948.
His first release will pair two
tunes he did things for years ago,
sung and played in the style that
made him famous, and that in re-
cent months has come back into
public favor. The tunes are "Side
by Side" and Tip Toe Through the
Tulips" which he introduced in
Gold Diggers Of Broadway" in
1928. Lucas is currently featured
in Ken Murrays Hollywood Variety
show, "Blacsouts of 1948."
Available now is kit that makes
it possible to put new holes in rec
ords in which the holes have been
worn out of shape by automatic
changes and constant playing and
consequently don't revolve properly
on the turntable. Entirely new
spindle holes are made with this
kit. A red hot cutting cup removes
the ragged edges around the old
hole, new lining" is inserted and
glued in, and the record revolves as
it did when bought. New labels, too,
are provided with this kit.
Turntable Talk: The Godfrey re-
sumes with Take En- to the Door"
and Waiting at the Church." the
latter sung with authentic Cockney
accent. Count Basie's version
of Shine on Harvest Moon," fea-
tured in his piano Rhythms" al
bum, has clicked so well that it is
being issued as q single record,
coupled with my Buddy" The
Pied Pipers and Paul Weston and
his orchestra are moon minded, too.
They've turned out a Harvest
Moon" album dedicated to the prop
osition that all music need not be
blaring brass, strange harmonies
and frantic beat. Among the songs
that invite singing are Girl of My
| Dreams" melancholy Baby" Alice
Blue Gown" and the title song.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

teener becomes so frustrated tAat
he's never able to make the grade.
A smart operator hunts for the
key. He selects a certain facet Of
his personality and exploits it. May.
be he perfects his dancing and
becomes known as "the boy who
taught us to rumba." Or he devel-
ops his husky tenor and soon 10
famous for his grooming.
I once knew a girl who was In
vited to every Eastern college prom,
hop and house party on the strength
of her suffering stories. Acquaint.
ances added to her repertory by
sending her new ones from every
corner of the country. In this case,
the gal herself was a stutterer. She
capitalized on her handicap-and
how!
This key is Just the opening de.
vice, of course. After the crowd
let's you in. it's up to you to prove
your worth by genuine friendship
and comradeship.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

YOU can avoid baldness-if you start
in time. The HAIR EXPERTS will
"normalize" your scalp to help pro1
duce thicker hair. They givel
modern science-based treatments,
under the direction of r. w. Farrell,
Trichologist. They analyze and re-
iuvenate the complete cycle q
hair growth-so that lost hair will
be replaced naturally by strong
virile and obvious hair growth. &c
in for a free examination. Private
treatment rooms for both men and
women. Suite 1850, ShorehaM
Bldg, 18th and II sts NV. Phoas
MA, oOS1.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Designer Emily wilkins: Book
Should Prove Boon to Teenas

the largest, wardrobe who looks
best dressed" and that "a hair
brush, a cake Of soap, a sewing kit
and an iron are more important
aids to beauty than shelf full of
cosmetics" Emily Wilkins has writ
ten a book keeping all Of these
things in mind. In an informal,
chatty manner she makes you feel
at ease with her, with fashion and,
best of all, with yourself.-HELEN
Evening star., 1948-10-10

PERTS, INC. Thin
ming hair is a con-
slant source Of worry
to both men and
women-and in most
cases-needless worry
If they do some
thing about it. If
your scalp is not
replacing hair as
T--A
Evening star., 1948-10-10
! : ! : ! !

cakes for we'd
dings and BIRTH
d avs! Delicious
t "a sandwiches,
petit fours, cook
les, ice crea m
molds can be Or
d e re d in a ny
quantity. Mouth
water / n 6, whole
roast turkeys and
Evening star., 1948-10-10

automatically be-
come Friday if
you 60 to O'DON-
N E LII s S E A
GRILL. Friday Is
the day they fea-
ture their mouth
watering "Impe-
rial Crab Spe-
cial. Every Fri
Evening star., 1948-10-10

sizes! 2 stores
for your con-
venience! IL o5
c o N N. AV E.
Call RE. TITO.
Downtown: 1929
F S r. N. w.
Call MA. 4730.
Both stores are
open Thursday
til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
GALA
EVENING

The American premiere OF
J. Arthur Ronk's THE Red
Shoes" will be sponsored by
the Women's Advertising Club
Of Washington for the benefit
Of their educational fund.
The eolorfuI premiere will
heroId the opening Of q new
motion picture theoter in
Woshinston-the Notionoi
Theoter and will toke place
on Friday evening, October
18th. ot $50 pm.
THE Red Shoes" is q tech
nieolor movie bosed on Hans
christion Andersen's Foiy ToIe
Of the BoIIet. One Of the
most effective scenes in the
film is q Paris foshion showing
with the costumes designed by
famous French designers.
Tickets may be purchased for
thot evening OF Brentono's.
Evening star., 1948-10-10


am. to midnight you can get the
following for Csc: Clam Broth,
Imperial Grab, Fried Scallops, Mex
ican Salad, Saratoga Potatoes, Rum
Bun. Bread and Butter and Coffee
or Tea. Can you imagine a more
tempting value in this day of high
prices? The huge restaurant Is de-
lightfully air conditioned and
you can relax and restore your
bored appetite with wonderful sea-
food delicacies. Go for luncheon,
dinner or late supper. Drop in
during shopping hours or after
movie. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table or in
the Ships Cabin or in any Of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1907
and 1921 E ST. NV.
<<<<<<
" EALL FOOT NOTE - in
" Famous Make Shoes"
at THE SHOE MART. Save from
IS to SIS on every pair or shoes
Evening star., 1948-10-10

t h e ir traits,
birthstones, hor-
oscopes, flowers
AS well as
1900 suggestions
for naming both
boy and girl
babies. If you
no " what
month your
baby Is expected
you can learn
hoforohor5 oil
Evening star., 1948-10-10

6 IT'S so WoNDERFUL-to
~ sew!" And it's 50 simple
If you know how! And SO econo-
mical, too! You can save con-
Evening star., 1948-10-10
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baked hams cooked to order. 37l4
MACOMB ST. NV. WO. TOO.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Tickets may be purchased for
thot evening OF Brentono's.

10
H T ETS STEP ALONG"-in,
those beautiful shoes from
ROSS-SATURN. Such a wonder
full selection-in fabrics, colors and
Evening star., 1948-10-10

siderably on your
clothes budget
if you own . sew
ing machine. Don't
let q talent 60 to
waste. At small
cost-you can buy
q good used sewing
machine-(or q new
- YYT- IL
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Sweden and
Finland -
the English
bone china
the sterl-
ing silver and
English plate!
z v e r ything
Is comfort
ably priced, t
ST NV p
Evening star., 1948-10-10

1896, 1886, $7.e5 and $9.95-none
higher! Open daily 9 to s; Thurs,
8 to 8. 1923 CONN. AVE. NV,
AD. oS43.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
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i" ScHuYLER's is = new
shop-in old Georgetown"
Everything about it is NEW! Like
the gifts of imported stemware from
Evening star., 1948-10-10
BABY
BOOKLET

about the baby's horoscope, &C.
cording to the signs of the Zodiac.
This charmingly illustrated little
booklet will be sent free Of charge
to any expectant mother who lives
in Washington-or its suburbs.
Simply mail a post card with your
name, address, phone number and
date of expectancy the latter to
insure correct horoscope)-and
send 1t to BOX 1912 Main Post
Once. A copy will be mailed to you
promptly. So hurry up and send
for your copy today.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

you buy
shoes bear
ing labels of
Bonwit Tel
Ter, s k S
Fifth Avenue
and Jay
T h o r pc.
Only four
prices are
fe a t ur d;
Evening star., 1948-10-10

dictory picture of a newcomer.
They can't pin label on him; they
can't decide whether to like or dis
like him; and so they simply ignore
him.
This half-world is a miserable
state. The poor guy (or gaD is in
the crowd, but not of it. Many a
Evening star., 1948-10-10

re pl a t ing,
r ef / n ishing
and repair
ing silver.
The heavy
q u a d ruple
silver finish
is guaran-
fnal TalI
Evening star., 1948-10-10
CAPITAL

ington's largest sewing machine
store. CAPITAL SEWING CENTER.
They have q large stock Of rebuilt
Singer sewing machines-consoles
ct only $ss.5o-portables at only
$3.50. Brand-new sewing machines
are priced from $129.50. And do
ask to see the new ''NECCH1," con-
sidered the worlds finest machine.
Without any special attachments
1T does everything practically but
talk. It monograms, embroiders.
makes buttonholes, does cording.
sews on buttons, zig-zag stitches,
and it sews backward and forward.
You'll find CAPITAL located across
from the Woodward & Lothrop
North Building at 7l6 1lth ST.
NV, phone RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
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L" "A BABY BOOKLETS
yours for the asking!
1t contains all manner Of fasci-
mating information about babies
Evening star., 1948-10-10
! ! ! ! = !

U HAVE YOU A FAvOR1TE
DAY of the week." Is
one day really outstanding in your
life? Your "favorite day" will
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Teen Topics
Rv .CnIIv
By Sally

The key to popularity! The open
sesame to acceptance by the crowd !
Some kids never find it.
Here's one secret: Develop a
single outstanding quality or ability
by which you can be recognized.
Each individual, you see, Is a COM
plex bundle Of traits, talents and
characteristics. On first acquaint-
ance, people get a vague, contra
Evening star., 1948-10-10
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I" HAIR ToDAY-sone to-
morrow" If your hus-
band is worried about thinning
fair-send him to the HAIR Elk.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

DU. 2798-and q representative
will call on you-or take your silver
tea service and other pieces to
3611 M st. NV, in Georgetown
just l block beyond Key Bridge.
" ITS PARTY TIME" And
that wonderful catering
and bakery shop. TAYLOR'S, Is
ready for you! Special occasion
Evening star., 1948-10-10

IS THE SILVER SHOP" of
the Scientific Plating
Company-has a staff of skilled
silversmiths who do wonderful work
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Regular $3.50
FAMOUS
NIAGARA
COLD WAVE

The ideoI wove for oil
textures Of hoir. Creotes
q permanent thot's cosy
TO manage and long
lostins.