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Evening star., 1948-03-14

ACRES, 1-year.old masonry house bath
water and electricity; macadam road, "a
8 acres with beautiful 1-year-old stone
mansion Of the finest construction, with
lovely setting, with mountain view; fully
D. G.; price, $4,000.
20 acres, part wooded and part cleared;
spring, stream. 5-room bungalow in need
OF repairs: 1S miles Of D. c.; price, $4,000.
% acres, 4 cleared, balance wooded;
spring, stream, good road, Groom bunga-
low. bath, water and electricity; % miles
2 acres masonry house rooms with 2
attic rooms unfinished, making Z rooms;
hot-water heat. bath, water and electricity;
good road. mountain view; IS miles OF
D. c.; price. S1l,60o. H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon. Va. Phone 1876.
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ZIG BUSINESS HERE trucks are ou

buSinesS)-
''42 GMc 2h.ton exs dump ---s1,s5o
IS FEDERAL 2keeon IHnsi dump s'ak' 11,,Sssssb 11,Sss
80 Chev. .2-tqn, 1,OO0-gal oil tank 1,1s5
,43 Ford a-ton l.w.b. stake l,150
These are only 6 OF so more guar trucks
to select from. All kinds, all sizes Army
truck parts and service. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., GMC Truck Dealer, 5000 Lee hwy,
at our Alexandria truck plant, 1901
Oronoco ST., Alex, OV 1900. IA
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
MONEY WANTED

CAPE MAY-summer home, fully furn., so
It, from beach, 10 rooms. 4 baths, 2-car
garage: price, $4,000. SOL NEEDLES
AGENCY. sos Wash. St. phone 4-S42S. =
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GOOD ROADS, committing distance, pro-
ductive soil. Farms listed here have
these important features
No. loo acres. Modern 6-room
dwelling with oil furnace, hardwood floors,
bath, up-to.date kitchen. In lovely setting.
Land excellent for grazing. all in use.
Stocked with Herefords. $4,000. Cash
$500, balance $500 . year. Stock extra.
No. 400 acres adjoining above prop
| erty. Another good grazing farm with
over q mile bordering Broad Run. Re-
modelled 10-room dwelling, large chimneys.
bath, situated on knoll. Nice trees. Also
Broom and-b tenant house, barn, silo,
other bldgs. Wonderful possibilities for
| grand estate.
No. 3-196 acres, open land. Excellent
bank barn, good Groom dwelling, other
necessary bldgs. and can De had on very
good terms. $4,000.
| No. 40 acres, seeded in wheat, g.
room house. oil barn, orchard, SO miles
D. c. $4.760. Small down payment, bal
ance monthly A: r. CULLEN, real estate,
National Bank Bldg. Phone $40 Manassas,
Va. Open Sunday after 10 am.
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8.2l ACRES, 1e mi: D. c.; land fenced
and cross-fenced with woven wire
5-rm. dwelling. rm. for bath, elec.; 2
rm; tenant cottage: Price, S9,2b0.
10 acres land, 23 mi. D. C., on hard
road; $3.50. RAY BARNEY a. SON,
Vienna. Va. Vienna 2l& Ia
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GiAlRAGE silas FoR RENT, IS per month wide
Ter IN garage, $40 mo. JOHN r. DoNA.
HOE q SON, 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc. IL OOS4
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FARMS FOR SALE.

s'ysT' sIsstsls!sy; .ssss ''iss sess S ana . i
ssss vass Rssr s9l' rsss sns
v,s as5ss ssfa,s On fSsm da.ar MN ss.ss
Natl. Bank Bldg, phone 6676, cuipeper.
2ss ACRES. praeticaliy en- tillable. s-rm.
house. tenant houses. all necessary out
buildings 4o-eow dairy barn; has to be
:e@DlsSsls sS W stocked and equipped % sTissd
IA -VieHS seses. s-rm. brick residence, good
estsd esFn ether ooS 0ut0uildinss excelents To-
I4s acres, 100 cleared, 7-rm. house.
sood outbuiidinss; with w equipment S'
so acres, 7-rm. log house. in good loca-
ton, electricity and bath fair outbuiidinss;
'10h acres, two s-rm. houses, both in
Al condition, one stone and one stucco:
beautiful view; on busline; $4,000 for
/ acre. 7-rm; log and frame house. cleo
tricity; IN good condition; near Bluemont,
va; Sa.2O0; Sl.200 cash, balanoe on small
On large town lot, II rms, baths,
wonderful rest home; lovely lawn; In good
II it is real estate. we have it. For
your. needs, see us, c. c. MsEA & SON,
Realtors Bluemont and Purcellyille, Va.
Phone Blue. 2421 and Pure, 6252. Blue
mont ONCE open all day Sunday.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM specials:
lS0 acres, Manor and Chester loan soil,
12h H. miles from Rockville. q miles from
foot hard surfaced road. Near railroad,
stores, schools and churches. GOOD 9-rm.
sricity, no plumbing. New 45x6o barn.
100 acres plowed land. 40 acres timber, 40
acres permanent pasture with lge:, stream
throush entire farm. Only $3.50 tabout
sss per acre.; Y cash; Pos PoSs. &c, 60 days;
full bsmt, stone house in splendid repair;
3 frepls., Remodeled: 4.rm; tenant house.
Lge. henhouse, 136x60 bank barn, 14x4O
new new siio; GARAGE; SO acres pasture. two
orchard, 20 acres wooded: 20 miles from
District; School bus at door, 70 mile from
Poss. to suit. Charles H. Jamison, Pooles-
vile 2016, salesman for SAMUEL E. Bog
LEY, Realtor.
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GARAGES WANTED.
TRAlLERS,

SPACE FOR ONE CAR, vicinity 18th and
sheridan. Randolph S332. 16s
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Q. c.; price. S1l 800. H. 3. MITCHELL,
Herndon, Va. Phone 1876.
MONTGOMERY CO-l06-acre farm, Il in
timber; S-room frame house, cleo. bath,
well watered. stream and well; refriEer-
ator;; stove; tractor and all machinery;
cog. ood Price Of this equipped farm only
. 275-asre farm, 40 miles from D. ,c. =
inss; springs; u mile frontage on river;
Tss Taas's s.ss s'ssSs sood suy 50 siss
3b6-sere farm. 1o-room house, cleo,
necessary outbuildinss;. running water and
well; on n, maeadam road, 35 miles to D. c.;
We w have 17s-aere farm. 27s-.ers farm,
v. A Daniel, Poolesviile aiss, P. O.,
PP9sHeTiHn' PnnHviifs Md Md' with j. V1NsoN PETER,
barn 3 Eos snd other outbuildinss Price, $500;
s esal ssss s9 ssss.ss s Ds41 sa ss
barn and stable combined 6-room house
With full basement, oaoment heating plant. elec.
iib ssrss. 80 acres cleared; 1 1o-room
house bath and elee.. 5-room tenant
w. y; :. sAsa sHAsAaRDEsTY, Upper Marlboro. MsIi: Mari:
VIRGINIA FARMs-Near Leesburs on
Esstf IoeatIon7 saasS 10 sers'' houses excellent
Fourteen-room old brick building, on
corner with freplaces and large room on
ground floor; suitable for lunch room,
with 8 apartments above; located IN his
.aris G. old ddd Harpers Ferry w. Va. A real buy
1b0 acre farm, fine buildings on hard
road: river frontage 100000.
BAKERS BARGAINS, Lovettsville, Va.
Phone 526.
8.21 ACRES, 1e mi: D. C.. land fenced
and cross,fenced with woven wire.
5-rm. dwelling. rm. for bath, elec.; 2
rm; tenant cottage. Price, S9,250.
10 acres land, 23 mi. D. C., on hard
road; $3.50. RAY BARNEY 81 SON,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

CoLoRED-WANT TO RENT small farm
near Transportation: house, electricity;
acres or more RE 1887
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BOB NEELD'S BARGAIN LIST-10 acres
level, clear frontage on cove Of Patuxent
River, SCOTT. water front, electricity, tele
good harbor, excellent view. A real bar
60 3-bedroom, s-rm. house. on waite,
front (new) in small village elec., tele
stores, harbor view; only S6,50O
CD Beautiful waterfront farm, so acres,
house. barns, level waterfront helds
State road, elec.: $4,000.
Write for Bargain List" of So Md,
properties. once 2 miles north Prince
Frederick. main highway. Phi. 34-J.
COBB ISLAND, where the Potomac is
miles wide and blue. II invites you.
waterfront lots, perfect harbor; S4.950
Four-rm; home, porches. water
a, 3. Special, large lots, waterfront,
sites. $3.50
All utilities. harbor, boat yard beach,
AGENCY, A. 0sl j. Norris ahVPR PRone nst Wavside
2l9s. Cobb Island, MARYLAND. Ia
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QUAINT OLD HOME on Rappahannock
River near warrenton, occupied By same
family as during Civil War; clapboard
home Of rooms, bath, cellar, ETC.. bear
ing marks Of cannon bail IRE. Stable, cot
ing and boxwood. Price, $1,000. Ian S.
MONTGOMERY & CO.. Warrenton, Va.
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pulpwoed, large quantity locust; near q
rapt;Hs fa 20 mi nn fE1T stsa, p bvy C. s159o9 LII WM
fe6fS f66bous e. co6sTY S6sS c.stl. farm ao7 14 :.
55.rm brick house needs repairs; tenan
Der; mostly .in alfalfa, meadow, and pas
.5sS 4 e. sf.'s s2ss ss9@ei;
acre general farm in Fulton County: ex
cellent hunting. fishing on farm; 100 acre
tillable, balance watered, pasture woods
o@e Ii epss !mSsT SsTn 0si t5xo q fFqt a1
&c; VESTS FARM AGENCY W. /
/ Snlelds, l06 North ave, Hagerstown, Md
hTTRacffvR s1sf Ss+ffsf 3si ssAicRE rARMERErrE wit
a broom cottage, attractive in every de
tail. $12,950 for complete sale. For ap
sH sseSs os. 81 337o9 If
HAMILTON. vA.-Lovely old brick hom
charming old staircase, original mantles
bath, electricity, porches, basement, mic
setting trees, brook, spring house, shrub
berry. $50 acres very productive land, som
| Of the best in Northern Virginia, bluegrass
bottomland for large herd, nicely watere
and fenced. tractor land, barn and farm
buildings, tenant house. This is q farr
ons one hSms saes for oS living Ss Weent sh
sTRo6T REALTY, Hamilton, Va, phon
CEDAR GATE FARM. % acres. A SIG so,
District Of Columbia. Good Groom fram
larse oaks An farm equipment. inelud
and many outbsildnss & is young OF o'frS fruit ' or
chaEds Land is fat and good for trucl
eounf1v Eesds Ns.n Int love
im@sasts posse possessioa JACK hse snf'eS q. MAiz1 aHz
Va. Alex 6sss or Alex ss46.
LoUDOUN co. DAIRY-354 acres, s0-coy
aodn asy 0a5a som. bank tsss es bosIss ,sd
heavy machinery and plenty Of feed 81
oSer Of dary ceSs and hee owner
66-aere farm with modern 7-roon
n,,. nGT,se; h;-w,h;, plenty Of eutbuildinss; =
s rs oh iron pree syes zeal nice elses S s
4 son. e Roass ave. WinchesteT.- -Af Va.
21O-ACRE HIGHWAY FARM with s-roon
anS odern ofb.1 res sTsGm houss barr
soash Of E andsn va s4Soo nd sash
1884 Chevrolet, good running condition
EVss Gn as, fHa :Fse g syss ssfs witt
81 acres with S-room new brick resi-
senSs mes on e,is q Eos Ray
| las acres with Groom residence,
miles north Of Front Royal, Va. $4,000
Modern 7-room brick res. on No. 55 hwy
Ghildrens swimmtns pool. Near From
". Several a 4-room houses near Front Royal
5-room house with bath and electri
lishts; 81 400 can be assumed at S2e; 5,
and owner will remain in house at S35 pc
month rent, also pay $420 out of tn,
cash down payment for first years rent
Only Sl,6S0 cash is needed to make deal
Property on Royal Villedge near Viscos,
Plant, Front Royal, Va.
.r Auto supply business on on N. Royal ave.
Tomsbrook Service Station with stor,
and residence on No. II Shenandoah
with $1,000 cash. CLAUDE L. RUST
Front Royal, Va. Phone 124.
QUAINT OLD HOME on Rappahannocl
River near Warrenton, occupied BY sam
family as during Civil War; clapboar,
home Of 8 rooms, bath, cellar, ETC.. bear
ing marks Of cannon bail IRE, Stable, cot.
tage, servants house. Lovely trees, plant
| ing and boxwood. Price, $1,000 Ian S
MONTGOMERY g. 90. Warrenton, Va.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
Malvern

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Collins
are the proud parents Of 10 IL
ID. boy ...-. Johi L. Washington
Of Prescott is here visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
nard Bragg .....,., Miss Matte Bell
Butler made a trip to Prescott
this week end ........ Mr.. and Mrs,
John X. Bailey are the proud
parents of boy ,...... Little Ethel
Lee Jones is home from the Bap-
fist Hospital after spending seven
months there ........ Joe c. Collins
and family, two brothers, George
and Jerome. made trip to Prem
stone to attend the funeral Of
their grandmother 80. Mrs. Ozza
Lee Newborn and sister in law
were her visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe T. Moore Of Bryant Addition
800. Miss Arthila Caviness Of
Monticello surprised her cousin,
Birdie Lee Tate on Saturday,
4th which was her
She made her first trip
to Malvern.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17

ed by Cub Pack 73 James S.
Hughes, Scoutmaster Troop 70,
gave a very brief but stirring
talk on the subject, "Molders of
Men. Members of Cub Pack %,
gave some very outstanding cub
stunts and interesting demonstra-
tions. Cub Pack 70, is the only Ne
gro Cub Pack in the city of
Greater Little Rock, Much credit
for its fine and efficient leader
ship goes to Mrs. Maggie Cannon,
a den mother, whose service has
has been invaluable since the Cub
Packs organization five years ago,
Other leaders of the Cub Pack are
Mrs. Savannah L. Walton, Mrs. X.
L. Keith, Mrs. l.. II. Barr, W, E.
Brookins, (Cubmaster), Wilbert
Hightower, E. M Ingram and Miles
Hill. w. E. Brookins served as
POSTMASTER, A very tasty menu
was served and pictures Of the az
fair were taken.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
Pocahontas Div. Of
Y.Teens Meet

Fl. Smith-The Pocahontas Di-
vision Of the Y-Teen met Thurs
day at Lincoln High School. The
Junior girls decided to bring
knitting, crocheting, tating, paint
ing, embroidery and other works
of Art to the next meeting. Mrs.
M. E. Cox, Hattie Ada Adams,
Lauretta Walker are the instruct
ors in this special Art work. The
Pocahontas Division of the Y
Teens are sponsoring contest
The Junior girl who brings the
best prayer for this club will re-
ceive prize. Billie Joe Turner,
president, Hattie Ada Adams, re-
porter. Mrs. M. E. Cox, sponsor.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
Fl Dorado

The X. Of p. No. 81 and G. Of
c. LOG held a public installation
Thursday at 6l5 E and B Street
with Sir p A. Scales in charge
E. c. Cutter served as c. c. from
1887 to l948. o. T. Legroot Is now
the new c. c. A Banquet was
held after the ceremony ........
King Clark is i'll ........ There will
be Primitive Baptist Meeting
Sunday at 1928 Short Hillsboro
St Sermon will be by Elder B. F.
Hayes of Taylor. Services will be
held both morning and evening.
....... Mrs. Rimb. Brewster St, is
Ill 800. Mrs. Julks, liz Short Hill
boro, is i'll 1884,. John E. Jucks and
Fannie Brown are ill ........ Mrs.
Ethel Thompson of California is
here visiting her mother, Mrs
Nettie Rhem. 207 Bruston st who
is i'll ...... The First Grade Glass
Of Fairview School, Mrs. L. E.
Jefferson, teacher, sponsored a
Popularity Contest to raise funds
to purchase new books for the
school library. The winners were
as follows: Morris Jean Cooks,
most popular girl and Raymond
Lewis Meeks, most popular boy
Runner-ups for girls were Sam
mye Joe Hawthorne and Floyd
Jean Easter. Boys, Charles Ed
ward Lucky and Ralph Bolen.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17

Rev. A. Logood was assigned to
Augusta for another year to Pas
tor Jackson Chapel CINE Church
.....-.. H. A. Smith was in Little
Rock the past week 49,. Mr.. OAR
din, jewelry salesman of Roches-
ter, New York was in the city
the past week ... Mrs. Samantha
Wilson spent the week end at
Wynne with her cousin, Beatrice
Tate . The Woodruff County
Planning Board met at Jackson's
Chapel CINE Church Saturday
Dec 18th. T. r. Brtton and Mrs.
Fannie Mae Boon were present
to assist Mrs. Caldwell and H
A. Smith in the work ........ Wings
Over Jordan presented three pro.
grams in the city Of Augusta Tues
day sponsored by Mrs. Alice At
kins ...... Mrs. c. J. Jackson was
called to Philadelphia by the
death Of a friend last week .,.
Mrs. Carrie Lowe is i'll ....... Mrs.
Alma Sewer was rushed to the
hospital last week. She is i'm
proved ,....... Miss d. M. Scott,
Home Economics teacher Of Car
yer High School spent Saturday
in Helena ........ The Arkansas An
nual Conference which was held
in West Helena last week was a
success. Cont Bishop Luther
Stuart of Kentucky made few
changes in connection with the
Conference ........ The Missionary
Ladies sponsored a Formal Tea
Forrest City District raised the
highest amount of money and
Mrs. Willie Smith of that city
was crowned Queen. She is hon.
ored as Miss Arkansas Confer
ence. Next Conference will bt
held in Blytheville ....... Booker
Jackson of Cleveland, Ohio visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Johr
jackson ....... Miss Laura Jackson
| teacher of Earle was home las
week end ...... John Jackson visit
ed his cousin, Neal Jackson wit
is i'll in a Searcy hospital ...,.... MI
and Mrs. L. B. Bells was in Lit
Rock last Sunday visiting his mo
| Their who is i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
MIA Coronation
Ball Held

Ft. Smith The Annual MIA
/ Coronation Ball was held Wednes-
day, December LIST at the Lincoln
High School Auditorium. M I S
| Birdie Lee Maddox, member of
the Junior Glass was crowned by
Paul Knaul, president Of the Stu
dent Council The Queens attend
ants were Miss Bette Barney,
Ruth Byrd, Mary West and Doro-
thy Reed, These girls are all
members of the Junior Class.
The stage was very beautifully
decorated in Navy blue and white.
the club colors. The ceremony
was carried off beautifully. The
Queen approached the stage in
sedan chair carried by Edward
Gillian, Arthur Lotion. Conway
Leper, and Billie Joe Laster. Her
Court was composed Of the four
other contestants who lost the
contest, Miss Loretta Jones, a
Senior. Miss ODESSA Ingram, J
Freshman, Miss Margaret Ami
Thompson, Sophomore, Miss Bob
bic johnson, Eight grade. T e
Queen was beautifully attired in
a sky blue evening gown. In her
arms she carried 10 Of the worlds
finest American Beauty Roses, the
clubs flower. Contestants n d
attendants wore corsages.
The Queens first command was
that the girls repeat the creed,
motto Of the club and |
sing the club song. Her second
command was for five handsome
young men to accompany the court |
in the first dance A picture of |
the MIA girls was taken. TIL
club is composed of 100 girls. |
President, Emma Willis. reporter.
Hattie Ada Adams, sponsor, Mrs. |
M. E. Cox.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
:: WITH THE CITY SCHOOLS

IS per cent of the class may bt
admitted to membership at any
time. After the students have me
all qualifications they must ther
be voted upon by the faculty
The following persons compose
the present Honor Society; Jane
Waugh, President; June Dwelling
ham, Secretary and Marjorie
Lowe, Treasurer, Other members
are: Alton Arnold, Charley Grice,
Mary Louise Allen, Worthy Sprin-
ger and Jerome Long. New Mem
bers indicted are: Patience Bar
mes, Clarence Epps, Marion John
son, Mary A. johnson, Eugene
Lexicon, Janice Mccoy Robert
Waters, and Dorothy Williams.
This group is sponsored by Mrs.
N, G. Coulter.
Junior High Honor
Society Entertains
November 10, the Music Room
became the scene Of gay activity
when the members Of the Jr.
High Honor Society entertained
those pupils of the junior high
school who were on both Honor
Rolls for the first six weeks per-
iod. The affair was planned to en-
courage additional pupils in be-
coming honor students. or this
number, those in the seventh
grade who are eligible will form
an auxiliary to the honor society
and those in the 9th and 9th
grades will be indicted into the
society in the January assembly.
The table was adorned with a
beautiful lace cloth and an ar
ranpement of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The refreshments consist
ed of pinapple frappe, cookies,
mints and nuts. Soft music was
plaved while the guests enjoyed
playing bingo and other games,
This activity is sponsored by Miss
Rosalia Terrence.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
National Honor Society

The National Honor Society OF
Dunbar held its induction cere-
mony Tuesday, November 30, with
Charles Hicks, Assistant Director
of Negro Education, as guest
speaker.
The organization has for its OBJ
jectives the principles of charac-
ter, scholarship, leadership and
service. The membership is re-
stricted to pupils of the liza and
18th grades who have obtained a
scholarship grade of B or above
persons rendering outstanding SER
vices to the school, students
showing evidences of leadership
and those of good character. Only
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
BOY SCOUTS

The Scout Cub Pack No. 73,
Ouapaw Area Council, Boy Scouts
of America, sponsored by Mt Zion
Baptist Church celebrated its 5th
anniversary Tuesday night, Dec. Z,
I. N Bronson, a veteran scouter,
presented the Cub Pack charter.
DR.. Fred T. Guy, pastor of Mt,
Zion gave some very inspiring
remarks in regards to the fine and
wholesome training being render
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
Fri, Dec. II, 1913 STATE PRESS

success ..=..s. The Gurdon High
School is progressing with an en-
rollment of $50 students .....,..
Gurdon won all three games of
basketball Friday evening played
with Shady Grove Junior High
School ........ A Musical Program
was rendered at Mt. Canaan Bap-
fist Church Sunday night spon-
sored by Mrs. F. NJ Hunter ....
Miss Elsie Simmons left for De-
roit Michigan for few days.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
Gurdoll
Depriest Campbell

Depriest Campbell
Ben Royston is back after a
long stay in st. Louis. Mo, where
he visited his children ...... Mrs.
Opha Harper will be leaving soon
for her home in Louisiana ...,,...
Rev. T. O. Crudup was in the
city visiting his friends and men,
bers for a few hours 800. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boks of Camden were the
week end visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meadows ........ Mrs. Nancy Hughes
was visitor in Arkadelphia Sun
day ........ The CINE Church fund
raising project under the leader
ship of Mrs. Rosie Glover was a
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
WRIGHTSVILCE
HIGH SCHOOL

The Ninth Grade was in charge
of the assembly program Friday
at 2:3o with Miss Sadie Cook,
sponsor ........ Basketball Club is
sponsoring a Most Popular Teach
err Contest with Mrs. Lorraine
Smith and Miss Arvell Montgo-
merry running. Funds raised from
this project will go toward buy
ing uniforms for the team. The
contest will close January sra,
l949 and the winning teacher Will
be crowned 49,. Due to the adj
dition of students from Arch St
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
$4,000 Hear Robson

Kingston, Jamaica (ANS)-PauI
Robson, international singer-act-
or captured an aIl-time atten-
dance record Of $4,000 persons
who turned out at the Kingston
Race Course to hear the celebrat-
ed baritone in an open air con-
cert here last night.
So huge was the crowd OF
spectators, the building collapsed.
fatally wounding one person and
injuring rs.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-17
AROUND DUNBAR
l.. &. Tyson
Science Department

Science department.
The Science Department has
appreciated the opportunity of
collaborating with the City Health
Department in inaugurating a
unit on Sanitation, This unit
will consist of fourteen lessons on
various phases of community and
personal hygiene. The aim is to
enrich and supplement the in
structional program Of the seven
tn and eighth grade health class
es.
Monday, Mr.. Hidy and DR..
Scarlet presented the first lesson
Little Rock City Health Depart
ment"-A film showing activities
of the various divisions. Following
the movie there was lecture
which completed the lesson.
Mrs. Hidy and Mr.. Tyson gave
lesson II on Meat, the following
Wednesday. The film on meat
gave students vicarious exper-
fences not otherwise possible. The
picture showed meat being car
ried through various inspections,
the selection of meats, and the
process of checking until 1T Is
ready for the home. This meeting
eliminated with the showing of
the film.
During the showing of the films
regular classroom atmosphere is
achieved as far as possible, The
films and lectures shown are not
intended for entertainment but as
a definite part of their learning
activities. The goal is happier and
healthier individuals and improv-
ed health standards.