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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED By SETTLED ousineswom-
an !arge unfurn rm. NV phone
coffee makins. light laundry nfiYll
excel re! Box 24S-Q, Stat 36'
CULTURED YOUNG WOMAN SAnts
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IN the sc within the District suS
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL

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MISSISSIPPI APIS.
1000 MISS AVE S z.

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POULTRY AND EGGS
JANIS FEED STORE. ere K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chick
turkeys: poultry supplies. NE o0s9.
WANTED TO BUY-fncubator brooder
and batteries. also few geese and
guineas. DU. 4501. u
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KENT VILLAGE

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

coNsT. EoUiPMEkT FOR RENT
BULLDOZER or hire. grading. exea.
yating. land clearing. 81. 1885. 81
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Special knctty pine paneIline, a1c n.
r. L. WATKINS CO., 430l Sheriff
Rd., Phone vi. $500. ~
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house condition n6S eeN ssfsf 4,
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Evening star., 1949-04-21

PIANOS-NeW spinets, S4yo ana up
also steinxay and Knsbe 1rands
RMArNER's RAJ MUSIC STORE 7ss Issi s
fiANo. Il o. aeressn,e sp,ne, ana csn.e,'
models, built BY BALDWIN: embodie'
features Of small 9rands and up
sssan ssa f ursse, snS sDns q.
case designs In mahogany. walnut
ish. Exclusive at HUGO woRcH
rIAsSosGP.y enl, . moderate . pr,s M
way dealers for washington. "
hear and play the steinway
Kimball. Gulbransen. Sohmer. Cenl
and Jesse French. spinets. console
SIS sEaess eenyenRsns Ra1sss terms rs
eaapBSiL el,sHsRisi ~ 'sMysiiss' is'' co" .'' ,,6s
PIANOS-Gulbransen.. Come In ant
sse. sss hs ascs Dt.a2s a meta
plate. rich. melodious. tone. Thi
plano Is priced to meet the needs o
the enormous market Of beginnel
piano buyers. 73-nete scale. smaile
outstsndins features Of the resuIa
only S3a9. so Cony. terms NAV b
arranged. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
lI0S q 81. NV. DI. S464. .-23
PIANOS-We have q few real value
in used and sample pianos at bar
gain prices: full keyboard .spinet
fisk fall KEYBOARD gso epS Wuriitaer. ssss: ne; ne,
osn Others JORDAN MI fiAio Co.. W cor
ner 18th and @ sts. NV. L-22
PIANos-Want Q barsains Then &c
samples and returned-from-re -ren
consoles and spinets. also fully re,
conditioned small Strands And yerl
attractive prices. See cur dtspls.
before you buy. Convenient terms
CAMPBML MUSIC CO. iloe ~
Evening star., 1949-04-21

FTRNiTUREIMaple suite for bedTm;,
liv. rm. and dinette along with other
odds and ends. will sen separately
q in entirety reas priced. M.
FURNrTURE. s-pc. maple bedroom;
dble. bed mattress and box springs,
chest, bureau and mirror, kneehole
desk and chair, night table, chair;
Greek s'es' Church Fr'i Fd' NV W. Rx. $s: sssS.
FURNITURE Duncan Phyt.
tables, drop-leaf. mah.. SCI so:
.5-drawer chest. si7;s5. 90, 2;door
% Gsrse ti 'ssieetion Better 'O 'srade cock
assk9s ssss' 1876 SIS ssn ss rssu'sa g. av 'l'sii
FURNITURE-s butfets. SIS to sss;
tables, So to s2s; 45 chests Of
to S3e; 81 mattresses. S. to SIS:
IS beds, 50 to, SIS; 25 desks. sec
ssta5s sn'ss0ls s. e. SIS SIS & = h sss
ne. Ii. 6969, Open to 8 pm. 81
FURNITURE. ETC.-New and used
household furniture. Antique secre-
tary and dressers, washing and sew
tic rugs. modern gas range. ice cream
manufacturing machinery, freezing
cabinets, display cases, National cash
dan, etc. BY order Albert E. Ste
inem, trustee in bankruptcy of
Donald Canter; David H. Thompson
and Lester d. Reber. trustees; execu-
tor Of an estate and other eonsign-
ors. By auction at WESCHLER'S,
-905 = st. NV, tomorrow. commenc-
ing $40 am. New high-grade ma
hogany dining group, maple bedroom
pieces, living room groups, odd
sofas and chairs, also used groups,
chests OF drawers. dressers, twin and
double beds, box and coil springs,
Sfteriliyed inner-spring and felt mat
7tresses, room .air-condition unit.
china cases. sofa and studio beds,
kitchen and utility cabinets. etc.
Also modern high-grade ice cream
machinery. refrigerating compress
sors, freezing cabinets. Prima Vera
wall and hoer display cases, Ma
tional cash. register, etc. BY order
trustees, also hy order trustee In
sedan with radio and heater. Ice
cream machinery, IL am. Chrysl4r
1915 sedan. 10 am.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

The Willing Workers club met
at the home OF Mrs. Larkin Noble
Tuesday night Mrs. John Green,
president, Rev. c. S. Moore, secre-
tary The williams Quartette OF
Camden. rendered services at New
Hope last week Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams visited the Hugh Masons
in Kennctt. Missouri The funeral
Of Mrs Thomas Burks was held
at Bethel AME church last week
with Rev. l.. r. Williams deliver.
ing the eulogy. The late Mrs.
Burks departed with a 43 year
seniority in the Eastern Star. She
was treasurer Of the order She Is
survived by her husband. Rev.
Thomas Burks and five children.
William. j. Rev W. G., Mrs Zan
Bolcs, all Of Malvern. Thomas jr..
of Texas, and Kenny Of Los Ange.
les. Benson funeral home had
charge of arrangements. Inter.
ment was at Masons cemetery
The Band Of Mothers, Mrs. Oda
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
PRESCOTT
James Tucker, Jr.

Mr.. Simmons was surprised re-
Gently with birthday party CIV
en- at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Simmons. A large num-
Der attended and all reported an
enjoyable evening". The Washing
ton Hill Cemetery was cleaned off.
The following persons contributed
TO the effort, persons paying $3.50,
Mary Hamilton, Hosie Hamilton.
George Hale. Bufford Hale, Willie
Philip, Jimmie Snowdon, Roose-
welt Simmons, U. S. Pride, Annie
Pride, Joe Hale, Johnnie Hamil-
ton, Theodore Hale, Ella Steward.
Purlene Youngs, E. d. Simmons.
Persons paying $l00, Edith Sharp
pard, Rufford Arnold, Otis Harris
Roy Gilmore, Artie Williams, c.
G. Moncrief. Ethel Monerief, Bus
ter Gilmore, Jessie Green, Tim
Walker, G. w. Roston. Persons pay
ing SO cents, Willie Parker, Hen
rietta Washington. Other persons
contributing were George Phillips
$l70, Dock Zackery 25 cents. Ten.
ME Steward Is cents, Willie M
Banks 20 cents. Luke Hangrais IL
cents Total collected $500
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

November 10th at the First Bap-
fist church. -. William A. Harrison
and family who lived in the
Grand-dady settlement, are now
living at home on Pine street.
Morgan Hurston is yet confined
to his bed ..New teachers on the
faculty of Dallas County training
school are, Miss o. M. Wilkes,
Miss +. L. Pipkins, J. E. Holmes.
and Miss E. L. Wilkes. Misses o.
M. Wilkes and H. L. Pipkins are
in charge of the girls basketball
team and Mrs Holmes is coach for
the boys. The gymnasium is still
in the making so don't refuse to
send in your pledges. Some patrons
have paid all they promised to give
The PTA is asking your support
along with the members of the
building committee.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
STATE PRESS Fri, Dec. 2, 1s4s

Barbara Mum of Detroit is visit
ing her sister and mother at 932
North Washington. Mrs. Quilla
johnson is improving from a long
illness .4..,.... The following persons
participated on the Thanksgiving
program given at the First Baptist
church by the X. of p. Lodge No,
81, Mrs. Esther Lula Lee, Mrs,
Lille Jones' w. II, Ruffin, p. A..
Scales, Rev Z. c. Gutter. Johnnie
Mack. w, Walker, J. w. Willis, C..
Brown and Mrs. Matte Scales. A.
mount Of finance raised was $605
james King is on the sick list.
Rev. Z. C.. Gutter will be in
Junction City Sunday, His subject
will be, He warneth them to be-
ware of false teachers. Beware of
Dogs, Beware of Evil Workers
Mrs. Mary Montgomery and grand
daughter are visiting a sick sister
in Bernice. Louisiana
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

rum. Homer Watkins of Merrill
high school will be the guest
speaker. Music will be furnished
by the local trent. Arg. NJ. Du-
laney, president Mrs. ~ Gipson,
PTA sponsor, M. L. Brantley. prin-
eipal Persons on the first six
weeks Honor Roll are as follows.
Margaret Williams, Hattie B.
Brown, Johnnie L. Washington,
James Edwards, James Reed, AL
fred Mayo, Robert McGregor,
Jorneee Tepe, Ersalean Copeland,
Augustine Smith. Julius Gray.
Josephine Dove, Romela Bell. Will
ma Bray. Verline Vincent, Bertha
Pridgeons, Elmaurice Carlton,
George T Crane, Heary Terrence,
Geraldine Baker, Gladys Brunson.
Doris Grant. Geona Louise Gray,
Tessie Ivory, Luella Sellers, Bob
bic Smith. Ruth NJ. Williams Pau
line Blevin. Ruthic M. Farley Fred
Cressell Albert Duckworth. Ruby
Bray. Beatrice Williams, Clark
williams Earnautipa Roll piddia
Coleman, Otte B. Hubert, Doro-
thy Jones, Edna Pickle, Vernon
Bray. Leroy Hale, jr., Ruth l..
Hart, Hurbeteen Hughes, Ivera Sell
lers, Arminell Brown, Kenneth
Spencer, Garland Harris and, Dor
is Davis. Persons with perfect at
tendance are as follows: Hattie
b. Brown. Jessie d. Hall, Joseph
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

contribute TO the captain or chair
man representing the month in
which you were born. They are
as follows, January, Mrs. M. Cole
man, February, W. Dove; March.
Mrs. !. B. Parish; April Mrs. c.
jackson; May, Mrs. M. Dulaney;
June, Mrs. l.. Barnes; July, Mrs.
o. V. Freeman; August, Mrs. N.
Gipson; September, Mrs B. Bar
nett; October. Mrs. M. Robinson;
November. Mrs. G.. Mccain; De-
eember, Mrs. c. Harris. There will
be pie sale at the program.
Please donate a pie. Your eoopera-
ton in this effort is appreciated
A very interesting program is
planned for your entertainment
You will have the privilege of
class room activities for a period
OF time after which the program
Will be conducted in the auditor
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

Hall Bonnie J. Bolden, Ernestine
Dove, Jerome Hale. Joseph B.
Lane, James Reed, Robert Nc
Gregor, Julius Gray, Clarence Will
liams, Theolius Williams, Wilma
Bray, Verline Vincent, Romela
Bell. Josephine Dove, Augustine
Smith, Arminell Brown. Doris
Bray, Janette Coleman. Sylvester
Cook, Erma Jean Dove, Barbara
Hall, Margie Walls, Eva Simmons.
Edna Pickle. George CRANE. Dor
is Grant. Rutha Williams. Earnes-
tine Belle, Biddie A. Coleman, OF
tie BE Hubert. Persons on the
Citizenship honor roll are; Hattie
B Brown, Jessie Hall, Joseph Hall,
Erma l.. Burden, Betty J. Smith.
Eva NJ. Smith, Dads Disdale, Mary
Vines, Bobby Jean Vines, Etsa-
lean Copeland, Mary C. Wiley,
Norma ]. Clinton. Jeremiah Davis,
Edna Pickle, Arminell Brown,
Kenneth Spencer, Garland Harris,
Doris Davis. Melvin Tarris. Ear
nestine Belle, Dorothy Jones. Le-
gusia Washington, Otis B. Hub
bert, Fannie NJ. Williams. Biddie
Ann Coleman, and Almerette Blu
for. The principal, Rev NJ. L.
Brantly, ranked first In the drive
raising the amount Of 65 dollars.
He was crowned by Mrs. L. Cha.
ney, who was the winner Of the
fourth place in the drive. Total
amount raised was s27887. The
drive ended with a Halloween
Carnival which was a very enjoy.
able affair.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
PINE BLUFF
New Town Soho,

l. Il. Parish
The annual PTA membership
drive Is now on. Please join. This
drive is being conducted in the
form Of a Calendar Rally. Please
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

B. Williams, president, have COM
pleted a successful drive. A pic
ture of the king and queen and
the drum major will appear in
this paper Malvern Downs Con-
way 25-6. The MHS Leopards
wound up their little ball of yarn
last week, adding Conway's vici-
Gus Polar Bears to their string of
victories. They missed out in on
ly one objective, they set out to
hold the northsiders to a scoreless
game but failed to do so. They
started off the scoreboard in the
first heat with a I'D plus clear
kick conversion. Then they let the
Bruins outplay them in the second
to cline a 6 pit The extra fail
ed. Mid-time found the spots lead
ing the fuzzies by only one point,
but Bruin had learned his lesson.
How difficult it is for the cum
bersome bear to out pace the
fleet-footed leopard. Taking to air
was really the human thing to do.
This they did and made a strong
bid TO take over the third stanza
with bright array of dangerously
complete passes. The kittens, how
ever, had learned their lesson too.
And how. The close victory over
ST. Peters brought them on flow
ers from the coach. Midway the
fourth heat. Coach Bulloeks must
have felt sorry for his home town.
and called his best players out,
F, thereby giving a few of his rock
les" a taste of victory in the final
7 points. Next week, a brief look
at S. Z Bullock. Malvern's coach
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

day in the Hentz home MIR. and
Mrs, W. M. Hentz enjoyed the
presence Of Mrs, Hent2's sisters
and mother, The guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. Blanche Douglas Of Pine
Bluff and their mother Mrs. Dill.
lard of Stuttgart The guests were
entertained in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred Straylorne. A game of
bridge was played and a delicious
repast was served. The guests re-
ceived lovely linen hankies .... The
Eskimo special rolled to Blythe
vile and the coach, Tree" Living
ston and his fighting Eskimoes
"dood it, again. They defeated
Blytheville for the second time
this year by score of 28-l4. Half
back Charles Jones was seriously
injured in the first play and had
to retire from the game. Warren
Tatum then took over the posi-
ton and did a wonderful job Chas.
Neal made two of the four touch
downs and ]. II. Seabron and
Cleo Smith made the others Rev.
W. j. Thomas returned from the
conference with the glad tidings.
that he would be with us another
year.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
DIES ARC
EIla Mae Brown

Last Sunday the Young peoples
rsair visited Rev T. C. Sims
reh in Little Rock. Jimmy Me-
sic furnished music for the
s.r Rev. r. W. Rodgers preach
- last week Mrs. Pearlie Mat
has visited her sister in Brinkley
recently Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Ford
Of Forrest City visited their par
ents on the weekend. r. L. Ford
Of Pine Bluff visited also. Mrs.
Magnolia Logan visited her sis
ter in Forman recently. She spent
Thanksgiving in Hot Springs.
Mrs. Gerlyne Anderson is home
and improving splendidly.....Sher-
man Jones passed last week..
Miss Mae E. Brown left last week
for New York......Mrs. Maggie VAL
entine Of Chicago is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Wilson Brewer. Will
Ham Brewer cut his leg while cut
ting wood recently....Persons on
ne sick and shut-in list are, Mrs.
Frances Gipson, Albert Hill, and
Mrs. Emma Willoughby, Mrs. Ly-
dia Ewen Is attending the State
convention in Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

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inner
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Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
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Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
SMACkOVER
Collie Caldwell

Miss Matt Wilson passed re-
Gently. Funeral services were held
at First Baptist church with Rev.
j. E. Flowers officiating. She left
no survivors Mrs. Paralee Spralls
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
Lewis to Shreveport to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Belle Chambers.
The music department rendered a
program at First Baptist church
Sunday night.,..Mrs. Elsie Flowers
was painfully burned about the
face and arms when the gas stove
exploded. Mrs. Flowers is the wife
of Rev. J. E. Flowers Mrs. Mary
S, Legrande and Mrs. Ora Mae
Edmondson of Ell Dorado were visi-
tors of Mrs. James Goodwin last
Week.-Mrs. Louise M. Elliott of
Shorter college and Carl Harris
of Philander were holiday visitors
of relatives......,.M Miss Jessie l..
Spralls, student of AMIN, Pine
Bluff spent the weekend with
parents.,....Mr. and Mrs. o. w
Highshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. M. N
Lewis and II. Glasgow were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas,
per Spralls last week. Vance Da
Wis, jr. Of Pine Bluff visited hi!
mother. Mrs. Birdie Wilkins las
weekend. -. Mrs. Booker T. Tatun
OF Ola. Louisiana visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ira Frazier, recently.
John Easton was injured in a cal
accident Saturday night. He |.
reported in a satisfactory condi-
tions....Jeff Cowser passed recent
ly. s-,TswHITg
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Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
q. @. Cater

Mrs Ferry Minton had her sis
Ger. Mrs. Rose Lean Lacy. and her
mother. Mrs. Matilda Good. as her
guests Thanksgiving day.......Sarah
Kennedy is on the sick list Mrs
Jessie King visited the AME con-
fsrence In Pine Bluff. While in the
ty she visited Mrs. Willie Nj
,aois..-....Mrs. Savannah Wetter,
rom Detroit. is visiting her rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Dan
Scott. ODDS Minor and Ray Minor.
Mrs. Katie Mitchell was shot
on Thanksgiving day Karia Mel
sons home was burned recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ford srssthe
proud parents OF q son, born at
Warner Brown hospital Saturday.
"A daughter was born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Lamos Sturgcss recently
MIR. and Mrs Jessie Hendson visit
ed here from Omaha. Nebraska.
Mrs. Odessa Mitchell returned
home last week following a three
week visit with her mother, Mrs.
Ada Ewing Of Farmerville. LOUISE
ana. Mrs. Mitchell's daughter. who
Is a senior at UPTS school Is
spending a week with her mother.
Mrs. Salome Henry, the wife OF
y. L. Henry, principal OF Gardner
high school. Strong. who Is now at
tending AMIN college. returned
for a weeks vacation with her
husband and son During the re-
cent annual religious congress OF
Triumph Church and Kingdom OF
I'D ~ Christ, the Rev. Sam
o,t- was re-appoin,ed pastor Of
church. Rev. Scott wishes 10
iiank all the members and friends
who hove helped him TO succeed
On The work of the Lord. Rev Scott
will be in Warren for a week con.
duciinE an anniversary Service
for Rev. ] d Davis Boo. The bus will
leave Sunday for the monthly trip
90 the State penitentiary MIR. and
Mrs. Jcolor Mccullough had as
their guests Thanksgiving. her sis.
Ger and cousins from Jonesboro.
Louisiana. Mack Moore and son
visited their brother in Jonesboro
last week. He has not seen his
brother in 40 years......Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkin of Pine Bluff viii visit
their daughter in New York next
weekend. Ionnie l.. Hegwood
became member Of The Boy
Scouts oreently......-Rev. and Mrs. |
n Andrews, Rev and Mrs. J T.
Criswell and Mr.. and Mrs. @. V. |
Tate. attended the AME conference |
- Pine Bluff last week b. Mr.. and |
&. Sherman Andrews and Mr.. |
I Mrs. Horace Andrews. jr.,
stored TO Pine Bluff Sunday TO
near the appointments.........Mrs.
Blanche Andrews Brooks Of Hot
Syringe is the house guest Of her
srother and sister-in-law Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

WHERE ONE DiEs-Warren-Ths the scene OF the recent
school work truck collision which occurred on mar
bridge Jersey Lola Mae Chds years. was killed
instantly Fourteen other children treated for INJURIES
Fannie B. Simon years age reported critical The Sim
girl is the daughter of Jim Simon who killed in the JAN
uary 3d tornado which hit this section The bus was driven by
hurry Monon S. The work truck driven by c. H. Copeland
white Copeland charged with involuntary manaugher.
-Foto courtesy Warren Eagle Democrat.