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JEWEL TEA CO.. INC.

Has an opening on one of in estah-
lixhed routes In Arlington. Va. We
furnish route car and pay all opefat-
Route nov paying about so per
week. We Will consider only Appii-
cant living In Arlington Do not
phone or call al cur once write
Us q letter. stating your age. marital
status, previous saies experience and
phone number. Replies viii be- kept
In strict commence, write to Nh
II. W. POWELL. sis N. Emerson
st. Arlins ton, Va. so
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MAN, thoroughly experienced in col
lection procedure Of instaliment ac-
counts: inside only; Permanent.
Good salary. Box 1S6-M. Star,
MEN, for pleasant outside sales work.
excellent commission, liberal draw
ing account. Pine opportunity fer
s sssSssR !,a sa rs s &" St. n11a.'
airy. Box ISM. star.
ORDER CLERK-No experience nee
essary;, high school education; pay
portunity for advancement: starting
sa name saD 70 BOX A' Pis-k. SIAN asn
PAINT sALESMAN--we viii pay real
price. you name 1t, for top-notch
salesman who can produce sales In
Washington area to painter and
n ma. name On FAAEsson Co. Key
FAINTER, sood mechanic: steady in
side work; EMBASSY APT. 1918
PAINTERS, frst class only: no 9TH
ers need apply. cail oE. 1872.
PANTRY AND SANDWICH MAN, ex-
pertenced. Apply In person. SOLO
MONS RESTAURANT. 12e Kennedy
PARkiNG LOT ATTENDANTS. white,
to become managers; excel. salaries;
permanent positions; no Sundays.
r ARH's asHs i nis man. regis
s ss1sf hour Rs'is cAL nashss e-i paARs
AcY. 2lea CALI. ct. NV.
PLUMBERS and experienced helpers
for new work. Sober men; Apply
IN person at 2o12 Duke ST.. Alex
PLUMBERs-Good remodeiine and
kitchen men. Apply By letter. civ
Ing refs; JOHN q. WEBSTER. 627
poRTEiRe 'i for r.xaeo s.rvie. station.
SALARY SALARY and bonus. Apply s7oi
PREssEaWwan.ed to care Of smsIl
for right man. Call WA. 2o41.
rREssERs. nrss elias. only: 500 Der
piece-vork basis: vacation with Pay.
rE EIsssEvs T rid + PENTHOUSE
service our 100 radios and repair
s AZ ~ aor. a'' soGRT. ssssO gsis:
x sIsf' r ssTsIn' sMs d co. .xp.
men IN .t usn'ed BOD rsssi sy s,. soar e.S
REAL ESTATE sAlEsMEN-Excelle
income opportunity for several full
time statesmen TO start July /: must
be capable Of contactiag hish-class
clientele and have good ,ar. Call in
person a. r e M FL s'Rba EvHEoiM VI G
Co. $3.50 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN - Some
type Of sales experience necessary;
active orgsnizaticn, wonderful op-
poFtsn ,r Tor ,ss e ave. n,n; In
VIZ. cALoMiRIs my. Corr l0ia
RIAL ESTATE STATESMEN (e)
Good opportunity for retired Army
q Nav, , Dsrs0nas s.r, u eur n, silver
essary. Car essential CAN ST.
Ro dSir MAN for industrial laundry.
est. route. industrious, sober. ref.:
al and ssrss SHni ~ sesy n.a E Esso
sxperience not necessary.
for advertising; sood proposition 4
you want 70 WORT. 81. ss43. lo,i2I
SALESMAN with car TO train locally
A&A k&&&A8AN%&t kbSAh&@AA &@AS
manufacturing company win con-
slider Inexperienced man who In WILL
ing worker Man aecepted VII work
under direct supervision OF manaxer.
Not canvassing. Earning while train
inE sTeypd Slcg ssssIlllyr: r, ngSss
242s West Va. ave. n-e- an. 70
g n.m. only. "a
SALESMAN. exper. In once equip
ment or trained In oftee contact.
$3.50: good territory, sal. comm.
bonus. SMITH CORONA TYPE-
WRITER'S NC. .l415 Park I'd. nv.
Phone N. 5000 for interview. --21
SALESMAN for mems and bows eisth-
ing and Furnishings; permanent
po.,tien; Boz t.s-M star. go.
trial insurance route; aufo necss-
sary. Aprfy sos Victor Hidg- 52A
saEikssIaN / ND SERVICE MAN with
car. can earn up 70 500 Per weeE.
Apply opoRrM eAEIIATiQSSl
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hEtP k4EN
Good Position Open

We have q splendid opening In this
area for the man who can qualify
II offers q real opportunity for fu-
ture security and fer immediate
earnings in the higher bracket LIB
srsl drAwins account for man Sc
lected, Our product Is q patented
building speciality. We prefer o
man between 30-Aa who possesses
the ability to meet and talk with
people, Car 10 necessary. II you
are interested in o permanent, wea-
paid position that yoa viii enjoy,
write full particulars eoneerntng
your personal and oreupa tioaal
background. including phone and
address, 10 Box isS-k. Star so
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5D.C. Area Men 10 Conduct
Forestry Wilderness Tours

Five Washington area residents
will direct wilderness exploring
expeditions this summer in various
sections Of the country as part Of
the Trail Riders Of the Wilderness
program of the American Forestry
Association.
Fred Hornaday, secretary Of the
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MEN--2l TO IS

Are you interested In permanent, IN
teresting work. myestiEate the OBJ
Co. as streetcar or bus operators;
paid vacations, sick leave, free
trans. persion system: no expert.
ence necessary. We teach you and
pay you while learning. Apply nov
Friday. employment once. 3i3s II
st. NV Take Routes 80 Rossiyn.
20 Cabin John. 80 Friendship Hehts,
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COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. II you have sales ap-
titude. We can train you In lesk than
Il VIZ, TO Join Q hard-hitting sales
orsanixatior in which our men are
earning far above average pay. This
Is educational work. Applicant must
be bondahle, Of neat appearance and
willing 10 follow instructions on Q
proven sales plan and must have
serious intentions Of workins full
months. See q. Z. MURRAY. 700
18th 81 n " -
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Mems Clothing Filter

One OF washington's largest clothing
stores Is In need Of an experienced
filter. Position offers an excellent
salary and opportunity to Q man
with executive ability, who Is tactful
and can handle people. write. civ
ins full particulars IS to age. ex-
perience. etc, and we viii arrange
for an intsrvisw. All replies held
strictly eonfidentisl. Boz aei,M'
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hElH AEk AND WoMFk

for hardware, auto
supplies, housewares and paint
depts.. fuil-time positions. 4h-hr
vk.: immed discount on purchases
and other company dement's. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

We are looking for o man TO add 70
our stafi. One who has had selling
exper Aggressive. good personality.
excel. opport. 70 advance, perm.
good salary. refs required. Boa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Statesmen and Women
SAtgSMEN

Better Brushes. lnc.--fmmed. smpi,
full or part time: pleas. work. chance
for adv. sttrac. earn. for willing
worker. AT. 1888. al
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

JUNIOR ESTIMATOR, heating, plumb
Ing, refrtgeration. exp. bookkeeper;
sS M ga ale Pi1sl SPsTHt sE nv
EEs els r st., RIM. All, Ma. 4l42.
SECRETARIES (f, typists. bookkeep-
sslect positions. We have the better
opanin9s. Est 80 yrs. Courteous
service. BOYps. 700 18th st. cor.
q g.. Ma. 234o.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Vl secretaries. legal. ADVERTISING.
fnr typist, Sie0. Refined goyerness.
french helpful. Cashier clerk. part
time or permanent; dictaphone
sspist. legal. sis6. cIers. court.
bonded. Hing exp. 1885 yrs.
$500. Slers; TYP, d9. e ~.
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FTOORMAN
LIQUOR SALESMAN

Must have dept. store background
perm. pos. Apply Box 46l M. Star
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when anspsyine adgerttsements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tncioss original references. or
other materials OF personal vdlae:
Copies serpe the purpose an6
originals may oct lost.
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| HELP wTp. AGENCIES Cont
Mutual ITO G. MA. 1854

HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcent.)
Mutual, ITO G. Ma. 0954
Wk.: arch. craftsman, ss5 up; sound
tech, film exp, $325; drug sales.
car, S35 to $3.50; sales, office equip.
car. 1925; part mgr. refsr, 1926;
stock elk. cleo. supl.. $50:
WOMEN-Bkpr. Secy., $50; secy.
Science. sE ssSc ss ite' De scs s 1872
typists. $50; PIX opr., knowl. s.h..
$50; bkps. mach. oprs.. Arl:. $3.50;
temp. secy., $50: corresp. file elk,
exp. $500: typists, $36-S4O; inter
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
1908 O ST. NV.
MEN
Food sales, wholesale. $50.
Clerk-cashier. young. S46.
Rstr,ss.s,or s ssPeairman; car and tools
IBM Bookkeeping mach. oper.. S176.
RI: :hIPPIss Clerk. knowledge of
WOMEN
see'y % economic research; 8 days;
sec'y program director. s days. So
sec'y. upper Ga. ave: s days, $1,000.
Sec'y, Anacostia, 8 days, 50, 400
Sec'y. foreisn embassy, 8 days. ST.
Many varied immed. openings, 6 days,
ssao0 D. e M sos d seme
Si50 TO $3.50. 30 9,
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SAkkSMkN
TELEPHONE SALESMAN viii train
radio advertistng. Phone ST 1898

SALESMAN
TELEPHONE SALESMAN viii train;
radio advtrtisins. Phone ST. 1898
BUSINESS MACHINES, exeslien. op.
portunity for men with sales back
ground; exclusive territory 70 per-
sons Who qualify. Box 4ao-M. Star.
FACTORY BRANCH has opening for
man age ~ 20 - with sood all
round oil burner sxn.' sales back.
have car. Salary and car allowance
Cali Mr.. KELLY. no. oe27. --26
LADIES' NYLoN HosIERY--Estsb-
iished distributor has .openins for
experienced man with following for
Baltimore and washfngton. Com
mission saaiA Write details; Boz
sALEsMEN-stop wernins. Gene
W. ssv. . Speciality tia, sells direct
payments and We mean sell. Year
before last was the bigEest In eur
Is0.year history. Last year vas
Ss.sns ey.rr nv s.:. st record =: have
ever had. An honest, serious minded
man can earn from SIS TO slS0 o
week every week in the year. No
slack seasons With us. Tratnins and
EOuh4EA 9afEksGH2g oA8B 8HtS
3io Rims Bids-. 18th and n sts. 20.
Statesmen t2,. sxpsrsnseet on.
military uniforms ste.: one for SEN
R.sa aisa rs sbs sffi; 'fs
sssiaaasaEN, AGENTS. vented ever.
where. seii xii siiver-kius general
slogan sarssosrc ssgn. e ..aIsa
sir Gown and upheistsr, ,.l.s-
morninsa HoYFNAnN upHoL-
STERs. 244s isth 81. nv so
PAINT SALESMAN. one whe has .
vide aeauAintanee with paint con.
tractors and industrial trade: na,s
ersnces from past enpsoyers,. Olive
complete particulars In arst isftsf.
Salary and eommission. ioeAt
company. Boz 3T7-M. star. 81
SALESMAN WANTED 70 take charge
Of ,anitor's supgay ciysssen. one vhs
Disis Enosisds. pf tss sssds; must
give full particulars In Asss kttsri
salary and commission; . sesai
company. Boz s7S-M, oesr. --si
DUE TO NcREAsED predscssea.
aggressive aasoncetss dealer has
reeord Of aeconpllshmsnt: expsrt-
eneed maa desirahis esi nas ssso.
lgtely necessary. iibsra aalsry sne
comrnssxton phons ks. OAu OF
Nj. vuneanncn for sppotntnsnt
rH. RR21. --2i
sALEs1EN, fan or Part time: o. msa
With contacts iooktng fer sxtrs-
auiek setiins Ina, " sell ssv On.
crescent ehan3eseie signs: hiah@ss
commtsxaons. IA. 1857. ---9e
Salexman--$5.0 900 Up Class
Career oppsrtwnisv for Yigbs maa:
appointment s<aaias eciy. prsr
cLofxDiA BRITANNICA Can pr.
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SALESMAN

We want man for established coffee
route; opportunity 20 earn $500 20
$500 per mo-: transportation fur
nished, expenses paid; must be mar
ried, over 81 and able to make
bond. iloe Mt. oiiyes I'd. ne. be-
fore 10 an.
STANDARD COFFEE CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wonderful for Skin
and Scalp Initations

Invisible Liquid Promptly
Relieves TortHre-Aids Healing
To quickly soothe itching. burning Of
eczema, psoriasis, and similar surface
skin and scalp irritations-apply liquid
Zsmo-bssed on q doctors formula
backed by 35 years success. Zemo also
aids healing. Stainless. Invisible. Doesn't
show On skin. First trial sUEwa~
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AT ONCE

Emmsc. openings ara ssasi. fer sxT-
eyai men In eur saies ard sxrsses-
ssles dspta& Appay bet 10 k.m, sne
u neon CT % pm. kcns eclys
Eureka Williams Corp.
s4ss l4th o. nv 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Osisrsde BLDG. 14th and q. RE. S93s
al
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Salexnan-S5.00o Up Class
c.sess ssssrsss sil,,. for 81. s.shs "a,
axainss earnec eemm4assea. ENCy.
CtCPEUfA BRITANNICA CAL Mr.
Bene. RI. esi1. --2s
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statesmen WANTED
SHOE SALESMAN

Thoronghiy experienced 10 sell Saen's
aud vomsnsx better khoes- Perman-
ent position with excellent sAaAry
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HELP MEk

MAN, Thoroughly experienced in col
lection procedure Of tnstaliment &C.
counts: inside only. Permanent.
Good salary. Box 166-M. Star.
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WAREHOUSEMAN

store wAfehaasss white
recetvtnx sxperSeDees eStahts1AA1
rex3ae1t pxsfeFrees eos Discount en
purchases. free haspssalsxxsjea and
ether empicTe eers1ss Appsy Per-
s susseI sm rs ~ I'd K s Is GOLF
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09

ennis are responsible for papers.
Rev E. c. Gutter will be in June
ton City September Il at the c.
NJ. L. church at 400 O'clock ...,.-
One woman died II admitted to
hospital as result of accident four
miles west of FL Dorado. A truck
carrying 20 persons over turned
after being side-swiped by another
truck. Mrs. Eva M Brown 67 of
Rt, Magnolia, Arkansas died en-
route 10 hospital. Funeral arrange
ments are not eomplete....Mes
danes Ruth Rosser and Flossie
Scruggs left September ! to spend
a few weeks in Detroit with their
mother, Mrs. Odessa Mitchell ,.....
Mrs. Blanche Williams visited her
mother in Strong last weekend .....
Mrs. Rookie Morris was guest OF
Mrs. Blanche Williams recently 49,.
Rev E. c. Gutter was guest speak
er at Mission program at Nit
Tabor Baptist church in Magnolia
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09

$500 Misses Lurene & Ollie Sack
Wen, Miss Josephine MeNeely. and
the daughter of MIR. e Mrs, Oscar
Purifoy rendered a number on the
Wednesday night revival program,
Mrs. jennie Alexander's house
burned last week, This is the sec
ond time this year it has burned
A sum of $8,77 was given to her
from the church. Mrs. Wine Cross
is on the sick list. The church
donated her $500 There were
three candidates for baptism;
Miss Louise Robertson, daughter of
Mr.. & Mrs. Ben Robertson; Miss
Geneva Rivers, daughter Of Mr. &
Mrs, Norman Rivers; & Lee Ed
ward Alexander son of Mr.. &
Mrs. King Alexander. Mrs. Reasie
Marks returned home Saturday
I August q from Dallas, where she
has been with her son, Jim B
i Marks sSeg l. Gulley spent 81
days furlough here with his mo-
Their and sister, Mrs. Halle Gul
ley, Mrs. Irene Witchard,& Mis-.
Neomia Gulley. He has returned
to New York
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09

Bessie l.. SOekwell

Good Hope AME Church--Rev-
ival meeting began at Good Hope
Sunday, August % and lasted
through September End. The re-
vival was conducted by the pastor
Rev. Tom Stith Many young peo-
pie were present at the meeting
every night The following clubs
worked during the meeting club
No. Miss Milrene Toney; amount,
s20.l9; Club No. 2, Mrs. Maggie
Alexander, amount raised, S22.43;
Club no 8, Leotis Alexander a
mount raised; $2552 A prize was
given to the club raising the high
est amount of money The prize
went to Leotis Alexander who
raised $25.52, The other club cap
tains received Sl00 each for their
services and Mrs. Irene Witchard
received $100 for secretarial SER
vices. Total amount raised during
the five nights OF revival was
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
Rev T.. c. Cutter
1903 Z. Miles Street

Mrs. Dealie Johnson and family
wishes to thank their many friends
for kindnesses shown recently to
their neice Juanita Murphy Mt
Willie Baptist church with Rec.
c. II, Hildred pastor has regular
services Sunday, August %. Total
amount raised for this day was
s45 The school will not open
until September 10 al which time
the buildings are expected to be
completed Mollie Mosley is i'll
with a stroke suffered las, Thurs
day He is resting better Parker
Chapel school opened Monday Sep
TENDER s. N +. jackson, principal
Washington High school. III Dor
ado delivered the opening address
on The Four corner stone Of
education Providence X. =
September IS. Business OF impor-
Ldge % c. c. Is calling a meeting
lance. Lodge will meet at 6l3 T.
b. Street, All members are urged
TO be present. o r Lcgrande, c.
c., Carl Rutfins. NJ. r. Mr. &
Mrs Wallace Gutter are proud
parents OF a son born August 81.
WANTED two or three boys
to sell STATE PRESS papers. Par.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
WESSON

ID. j, Logglns ...s.. ,,.,,. .s.s... ,.,, ,,..-.
Mrs Samantha Moore, Mrs.
Ozaree Reed, and Mrs. Maggie
Hunter visited Mrs. d. l.. Brown
ing last Wednesday Mrs. Ethel
Griffin Winnie of Malvern visited
her brother, Prof. S. M Griffin
Mrs. Lula Hawkins of Lufkin,
Texas is visiting friends here 80
Rev Jensen and Rev. Mcdonald of
Grambling visited Prof S. M, Crit
fin last Wednesday Mrs. Willie
Ruth Meeks and son, G.. c. of st.
Louis are visiting her husbands
grandfather Joe Meeks Il, W,
Loggins and Leroy Meeks motored
to Junction City over the week
end .... Those attending the funeral
of Cleo ellison in Elliott last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Roove-
welt Ollisoon, Mrs. Annie Mae Jol-
Iy and Mrs Blanche Cookesy
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09

college. Two Of the classes Of last
year have already marieulated,
Eva Mae Thomas left for Philan-
der Smith college in Little Rock
as a green freshman, Rufus Nc
Kinney left for Arkansas State
where he will be looked upon as
a sprouting green freshman, Miss
Ellen Turner will enter Shorter
College as a sopomore, while Ira
Croft is a senior there, James
Cook, a graduate of B, T. W, will
enter his last year at Lincoln Jr,
college in Kansas City, w, B.
Banks, jr. will be senior either at
Philander Smith or Shorter col
lege, Nathaniel Thomas will re-
turn to Mississippi Industrial
Thus Jonesboro will be represent,
ed in schools over the country
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
WllMAR
u, W. Kidd

Mfr. and Mrs. r. F Boursly held
o family reunion Sunday. August
20. There were forty guests pre-.
sent including Mrs. Johnnie YER
on Of Pine Bluff Rev. and Mrs
Iomax. Erms Jean Ridgol. Mary
J. Simmons. velma Miles attend
ed the state congress at Shorter
College in North Little Rock. Az
lust 1926 Rev and Mrs. Lsmax
pile NJ Fletcher. Betty L. Ham
hook. Helen Jones. Helen Harris
trms J. Ridgel. Dorothy X Ro-
bertson. Eula NJ. Fossett. velma
Miles. Lamar Jones. b. Creuder,
md wsrdell Williams attended the
sunday School and League con-
niion at Palestine AME church
In townsville.
Bonnie Jackson
Nj Tabor Baptist Junior Choii
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
PRESCOTT
Willie Gilmore

Willie Gilmore
Harriet Anne Smith celebrated
her 9th birthday on August &c
with a party given for her by her
aunt, Mrs. Austine Johnson, at the
johnson residence Friends attend
ing the party were Vivian Redick,
Roberteen Redick. Hazel Langford,
Bobby Jean, George, and Dorothy
Neel Dione, Norville Dione, Wal
ter James Smith. jr. Robert Lee
Hale, Harding Deon, jr., Bertha
Lee & Edward L. Johnson
Mae Vivian and Ginger Johnson,
daughters OF Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
johnson of Hot Springs, are visit
ing their grandparents. Mr. and
Nhs. Jesse James Irwin Randle,
visiting here from Detroit, and
Frank Gilmore Of this city were
injured in a ear accident en- route
home from Fulton. They wer,
rushed TO hospital in Texarkan;
and have been confined TO thei
beds for several days.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
STATE PRESS Fri, Sept. 9, 1s4e

viii make a business trip to Mon
tieello September II to record
songs .,, Mrs. Bessie jackson is on
the sick list ....... Bonnie Jackson
will make a business trip to Lit
tie Rock September "a Miss
Pauline Rawls will leave soon to
enroll in the Arkansas Baptist
college "A Heaven and Hell pa
gent will be sponsored by Bon
ME Jackson at the Mt. Tabor
Baptist church, September q. The
public is welcome Rev. S. II.
Banks, pastor of Mt Tabor Bap-
fist church will leave soon for Lit
tie Rock to enroll in Dunbar
high school Revival started at
Shady Grove AME church Au-
gust 20 with Rev. N. l.. Dove Of
ficiating. Approximately "a souls
have been saved and brought in
to the church. The State Con-
gress was held at Shorter college,
North Little Rock. Those attend
ing were Rev, & Mrs, W. L.
Lomax, Velma Miles, Mary Jean
Simmons, and Erma Jean Ridget...
Velma Miles of Detroit has been
visiting her aunt and uncle, Rev.
& Mrs. Lomax. The children en-
joyed her visit Mrs. Berdie
Boozer and grandchildren have re-
turned from their vacation in st.
Louis. Read your STATE PRESS
weekly and keep up with the
gossip. That little gossiping bird
Just won't keep his mouth closed
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
JONESBORO
Freddye Sue Turner

The school bell OF old Booker
T. rang on time Monday morning
and summonded many happy
students back to another year of
work and enjoyment. The old
students found much to say con-
corning their summer vacations,
and the new students found it
quite easy to make friends and get
adjusted. Another one of the great
thrills of the students were to look
over the faculty. The students
found most of last years teachers
back. Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Branch still
constitute busy first floor in the
first, second. third and fourth
grades respectively. Mrs. Wade is
back again with the fifth and sixth
grades, while Miss Tylor will take
care Of all split verbs in the Eng
fish department Miss O'neal i.
still instructor Of the grave yare
subject tohl I mean Math). Mrs
Turner is Chief Chef in the HON,
economic. department. But SOM
one new. small an terrific has bee
added to the basement floor. Tn
seventh and eighth grades hav
a new teacher. Mrs Meekings o
Newport. And the hope OF al
students has finally come to pass
Mr.. Livingston is our new eoacl
/ and science teacher. And o.
course, our Chief of Chiefs il
back, Mr.. Branch, our principal.
While some of us were awaitins
for Booker T 10 open others wer,
working very hard to get away tc
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
BOSTON
Ira Tidwell

the Rosston Tigers went to
Crossroad last Saturday to play
Camden Mrs Edna McGill. Ell
morie Neal, Corene and ALREADY
Hicks, jr, are visiting here from
Gary Indiana Clyde George and
Lula Queen visited Gurdon last
week lfr and Mrs. James Baz-
zelle have opened a cafe Hub
bard Falekey ard Solomon Bur
nell are visiting Ira ], Tidwell
Lillian Evans is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Evans. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendriek.
motored TO Gurdon last Sunday
Miss Mary Bozziel is In the
hospital -. GOSSIP Around Oak
Grove Things around Oak Grove
are going pretty good now. The
cats and chicks are Just waiting
for school 10 start on September
u They say old love never
diesel wonder IL It's true with
LBL.and CT CT. went to Hot
Springs a few days ago and ali
her talk Is about a certain cat over
there Could It be HIP? ELP. is
taking II easy usll ow comes
In next month Well. the little
Bird Is getting sleepy now. SO
he's signing off now.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-09
DUMP
Eugene Thomas

Mrs Rosie L. Mcspadden &
Mrs. Z Gossip of Little Rock
were house guests of Misses Nan
< Lou Gossip Prof f. U. Reed.
State Grand Master. +. & A. NJ.
will be here September IL to be-
gin work with the Mt Zion Eas-
tern Star, Chapter IS Miss
Thclma Jackson left for Flint,
Michigan following a two weeks
visit with Mrs +. A. Wootcn &
Miss Mary Charles Mrs. Daisy
McGraw visited relatives In Ark
ansas City last Sunday II d.
Willis Of Pine Bluff was in ihcci,y
recently Mr. & Mrs Joe Ceaphrus
Edgerson are the parents Of q
daughter Mrs Rosetta Kelly Of
Lake Providence Is visiting rcla.
iivs Rev | II Harris Of Kan
sas City, Missouri Is visiting Nj.
& Mrs. Jctir5 Lambert Among
the people visiting IN Dumas last
week were Mrs Mrs Charles
johnson, Mrs r. G. Dale Of
Gould Mrs J v. Erwin Of Pine
Bluff Rcv5 J y Harris & Ten.
mis- Mays Of Pine Bluff visited al.
len Temple last Sunday