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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Boys Wear

Entire Stock! Famous Make $1.5O to $1S9
Short Sleeve Basque Shirts. Colorful stripes
and plain colors with crew neck and short
sleeves. Sizes to 20 in group, $1.19 and $1.29
125-$2.99 POplin Jackets. Cotton water
repellent jacket with Upper front, 2 slash
pockets and elastic sides. Gray, tan and
green in group. Sizes 6, 8, 10 only --S1.O0
Entire Stock! $1.s5 to $3.50 Short Sleeve
sleeve sport shirts in plain colors, plaids
and novelty patterns. Sizes to 20 in
group and $1.99
"Slim" Suits. Especially cut for the tall
boy. In the group are glen plaids, checks
and solid colors. Double breasted styles.
Sizes "a to SO long $500
22-S6.95 Two-tone Warm Jackets.
Rayon satin twill two-tone warm-up jacket
with Upper front, cotton kasha lined in
many color combinations. Sizes 4, 6,
only
80 Students $19.s5 All-Wool Sport Coats.
All-wool CHEN plaids, checks and solids in
tans, grays and blues. Finely tailored, with
four patch pockets. Sizes 80 to 40S 14.99
$15.95 Prep sizes IL to $10.99
35-S1.s9 AlI-Wool Mufflers, plaids and
solids I9c
6-$199 Zipper-front Blue Dungarees, size
Az --------------------- ----------------0S
6s-s1.ss to S2.ss Cotton Wash Longies,
sizes 4, 6, 10, $50
96-$3.95 to $5.95 Cotton and Rayon WASH
able Stacks sizes to is in group $1.99
16-S5.95 to $7.95 AlI-Wool and Wool and
Rayon Heavy Shirts S279
12-S16.95 Sheep-lined Plaid Mackinaws
with fur collars; sizes II and 14-----$10.99
5-S29.95 AH-Wool "Husky" Suits, sizes 10,
H. ~ <o---------- ----$l5.SS
31-S199 Cotton 2-piece Style Pajamas,
sizes 4 and SOC
IL Young Mems $24.s5 Tropical Suits (4o%
WOOL 500 rayon). Sizes SO to 40 regulars
2-s7.95 White Cotton Rugby Suits, Coat
and Shorts, size .9S
e$4.s9 Cotton Washable Robes, size s, $50
S-S395 Upper Front Sport Shirts, size 20,
79c
$3.50 to $3.95 Long sleeve Sport Shirts,
sizes 4 to 20 In up-----------$1.S8
1-$15.95 Navy Pea Coat, size II Husky,
$10.99
+ss.s5 to s10.s5 Wool Stacks size 20 and
~
% Young Mems $685. AM-Wool Gray Flan-
mel Stacks. Sizes ~ to 80 waists $3.50
6-$S7.50 AM-Wool 2-Trouser Apiece Suits,
sizes II and 95
Kann's-Boys' Store-Second Floor
SpOrfSsUear
1880 Wool Skirts sizes "a to 80 -$28S
2S-S5.95 Wool Skirts, sizes "a to 80 1888
10-S595 Wool Skirts, sizes "a to 30 $500
3-S7.S5 Wool Skirts sizes "a to 3o----s5.Ss
SSS.S5 Wool Skirts, sizes "a to So S6.SS
10-$16.95 Wool Skirts, sizes "a to 80 $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Hosiery

267 Gas Isl Full Fashioned Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. Some famous name styles. Broken
sizes, styles, colors- --------------------5 Sc
121-S1.65 Famous Name NylOn Hosiery.
so gauge, perfect quality, discontinued col
ors. Popular sizes Sl.OO
58-S1.5O Black Heel NylOns. Is denier, 81
gauge super sheers. Broken sizes, colors, 94c
97-S295, S3.95 Soft-soled Summer Sandals.
Assorted colors, popular sizes SLIGO
37-$1.50 Fmous Name Super Sheer Nylors.
Colored seams, not all sizes ------------ S9c
43-S1.65 Selma NyIons, 81 gauge. Discon-
tinued colors, broken sizes----9 $50
68-S1.35 Hightwist NyIons, 81 gauge, dis
continued colors ACC
176 IrreguIars $1.OO No Seam Nylon Hosiery.
Good colors, popular sizes ----------- sec
Sets $1.69 Boys Western Socks, Saddle
Bag Set. Includes 3 prs. socks and bike
saddle bag. 90
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Knit Underwear

256 Imperfects 79c Run-prOof Rayon Briefs,
full cut. Tearose, white, sizes 5-7------ Soc
50 Imperfects Rayon Jersey Slips. Tearose,
not all sizes, some soiled 79c
Al Imperfects S3.95-S5.95 Famous Name
Rayon Tricot Gowns. Pastel shades, broken
styles, sizes $3.50
176-S1.95 Satin Stripe Shorty Pajamas.
Tearose, blue, buttercup. Perfect quality,
S1.19
"a Imperfects S9c Rayon Jersey indies,
Boomers, Vests included. Tearose broken
Sizes
SO Imperfects 69c Spun-lo Rayon Briefs.
Broken sizes, tearose- ----------------3 800
So Imperfects $7.95 Brushed NylOn Bed
Jackets. Pastel colors, junior sizes $685.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
NecksUe0r

NecEcsUeOr
S7.95 Nylon Crepe Blouses shirt style with
short sleeves, pink; size 42----------$5.95
$1.0O Kiddie Spun Rayon Squares. Colorful
nursery rhyme motifs on white background.
Washable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
$3.50 Nylon Blouses, flock dot, sheer, several
styles Tailored trimmed. White, pastels,
$3.50, 1899 Rayon Crepe Blouses. Jewel
neck, lace trimmed tailored high neck.
White, pastels, broken sizes $1.99
$1.95, s3.95 Dic&eys, rayon crepe, cottons,
nylons. Samples, soiled, white, colors, sew
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

S1.19 DOE. Economy Toilet Tissue, $50 roll,
white only
S1.0O Wrisley Soap, Cologne Combination.
Bottle bath cologne or bar bath soap Apple
blossom, gardenia- lOc tax
Kanns S9c Natural Bristle Tooth Brushes,
pastel plastic handles, packed in travel
S198 Lucite Picture Frames with double
faced sides, 8X10
S195 Metal Compacts, some with inner
doors, all with puffs, sifters. Assorted
STYLES 49c
S1.98 NyIon Bristled Hair Brush, lucite block,
cranberry, blue
79c Chateau du Pare Soap, 9-cake box, avail
able in flower fragrances- SEC
$50 Bath Caps, pure rubber, assorted styles,
colors, sizes
s1OO D'Orsay Cherry Blossom Cologne, o.,
fine floral fragrance -------------------19c
85c Roger and Gallet Petite Cologne,
"Plus 20% TaS
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Clearance Of TELEvIsIok SETS

Motoroo ls49. 7" Tv Sets. Wood l2-chonne tuner.
DEMONSTRATORS -------------------------$ $4,000
zSIzes5 Admiral $780, model 17T2 II TV Sets Brown plastic
rose Floor sorpes --------------------- $4,000
l-sIsee5 Motorolo 1885, model VT "a TO- V Set Walnut
veneer cobnet Consolette SSo.OO
Motoroo 1880 model VT 10 10" V Set Veneer
hardwood Tobe model type Floor $225OO
1SE 1e5o-3-woy comb wood 10" picture tube
-szee5o Emerson model $40, 1880 Il" V consoete type.
mahogany Floor sonP
Appliance StoreCorner 9Th and Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

e-$47.5o AII-WooI Gobardins
Suits. Solid noturoI and medium
ton in group. The ideal suit for
foil. Sizes reg. l/35, 1876, 2/38,
3/46; short VA; long l/46,
1-$47.5o AII-WooI Covert Top
coot. NoturoI ton, single breasted.
Size 40 short -----------$35.Ss
3-$35 Gobordins zipper-Lined
Trench coots. 500 royon, 4o%
wool oobordine with oil wool liner.
Sizes reg. 2/44; short l/44, $3.50
3-S45 AH-WooI TopeoGts. Single
breasted covert and shetland. Sizes
longs 1877, 1888, H42---$zs.75
$50 AIl-WooI Gobordine Zip
Lined Trench coots. Natural ton.
double breasted, full belt. voter
proof. Sizes reg. VA. 2/46, $25.ss
6-$6.S5 EIestie Gloss Roineoots,
1000 waterproof, neat solid eroy
shode, roeIon sleeves. Sizes 2 medi-
ums, z large, and 2 extra large,
70 prs. sIz.s5 AH-Wool Gobordins
SIaeks. Solid shades of blue, brown,
ton and croy. Waist sizes %, 70,
SO, 40 and A ------$7.9S
Kann's-Men's Store
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

6 for $1.00 Womens Handkerchief, cottons
with bright print designs. Also irregulars
in plain white cords. Ea.-----7c; for SOC
SOC Womens Swiss Hankies, soft color
prints in dainty floral designs, scalloped
edges 25c
SOC Swiss Hankies, pastels on sheer cotton,
embroidered. Mussed from display -25c
Mems Irregular Hawkes. full size. Good
quality cotton with printed borders. Ea.,
13c; s for S100
49-35c Mems Linens, hemstitched hens,
mussed, damaged Csc
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Wash Goods

WASH UOOUS
80 Yds. 49c White Cotton, seconds, 36"
wide. Yd. 29c
120 Yds. 79c SanfOrized Printed Cotton
FIannelette.
80 Yds. $1OO White Dotted Swiss, "A" wide.
1900 Yds. 49c-$1.19 Cotton Remnants. Yd,
19c-59c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
JeaUeIry

JeaUeIry
$500 Gold Color Metal Charms with
Rhinestones.
IS1.95 Summer Necklaces
6-S1.95 Stone Set Multi-colored Pins S1.OO"
25-ss.Oo Compacts with Metal Door Com
partment -------------------- -$l.OO'
$685. S1.00 Jewelry 29c"
1-S4O0 Novelty Necklace $1.49*
75-$1OO JeweIry. Ea.---55e; for $1.OO'
1O-S2. $500 Mexican Silver Jewelry. Now
Il price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1'OO-S2.5O"
1-S1195 Compact, Cigarette Set-----$6S5"
"Plus s0S Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
Upholstery

% prs.-sSsS Tailored Nylon Curtains, 54-
inch length only, rose, gold, blue and green
$2.69 pr.
~ prs.-S49S Rayon FaiIle Curtains, IS
and 54-inch lengths only assorted colors,
hemmed and headed -------------S249 pr.
2 pcs-S3995 Cavalier Cedar Chests dark
mahogany finish, extra large size, full
moth-proof protection ------------- $3.50
"a yds.-S198 to S2.9S Upholstery Plastic
Remnants, all 81 inches wide, IL and 20
gauge ------------------Sl'Oo yo'
8 pcs-S14.9S Folding Screens, three-fold,
66 inches high, floor samples, as ls$6.SS
IA pcs.-S5.9S Seersucker Vanity Skirts,
corded seams, assorted colors-
70 pcs.-s7.s5 Seersucker CoverIets or Dust
RuffIes, assorted pastels, single and fun
sizes ------------- $S.97 ca.
II prs.-S5.SS to 1888 Rayon Cord Draperies,
slightly soiled, 70 to 80 inch lengths, as
sorted colors
80 yds-49c to 69c Curtain Material REM
nants, rayons, cushion dots and other fab
RIGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. va.
81 prs.-S129 Rayon Marquisette Sash Cur
tains. as is Observation-Disclosures 39c pr.
Al prs-S3.89 Permanent Finished Organdy
Curtains, 87-inch length, white in ruffled
style only
II pcs.-S298 Cretonne Maple Chair Covers,
floral pattern
7 Pcs.-S19S Chintz Boudoir Chair Covers,
small floral design -------------------$l.29
SO prs.-S1.O0 Plastic Kitchen Curtains, red
design, translucent plastic -------------59c
- pcs-s9.ss Studio Couch Covers, wine or
green, plaid
Kanns-Third Floor
Bedroom Furniture
1-S24s5 Box Spring, twin size------$15.ss
1-s19.95 Chair, boudoir, floor sample -$11.99
2S595O Dressers, mahogany veneer $3.50
4S3450 Beds, sleigh-top, mahogany We
neer double size --------------------$19. 95
1-s1595 Cotton Mattress, twin size, floor
sample NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---SO.SS
1-S1095 Chair, boudoir, floor sample $6.99
1-S89.OO Serta Mattress and Box Spring
Set, twin size -$59.5o
1-S14.95 Coil Springs, twin size------$9.SS
1-S544O Hollywood Bed, innerspring, twin
1-S69.00 Chest on Chest, solid maple $34.95
1-S2495 Innerspring Mattress, double size
$3.50
1-$S7.5O Innerspring Mattress, twin size
$18.88
2S37.5O Box Springs twin size------$17.9S
1-S3s5O Hollywood Bed, 80" innerspring
S2495
1-S29.95 Innerspring Mattress, double size
$1S.S8
2-$24.95 Innerspring Mattresses, twin size
$3.50
1-$S9.5O Simmons Sofa Bed, innerspring
$3.50
1-S595O Studio Couch, innerspring mat
tress and pillows --------------------$SS.9 $685.
1-S59.00 Dresser, blond finished solid
maple -SSo'oo
1-S275O Simmons Innerspring Mattress,
twin size ------------------------ --$l7.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

NegIigeeS
$685. Hostess Robes, wrap style, rayon
crepe, light grounds, broken sizes 49, $3.50
5-S5.s5 Cotton Plisse House Coats, broken
12-$795 Brunch Coats, cotton seersucker
$500
4-$5s5 Brunch Coats, sheer cotton, broken
Sizes
1-$7S5 White Terry Robes----------$2.00
1-s16.95 Gown and Robe Ensemble, soiled
$1,000
1-$7.95 HousecOat, cotton size 2O-----$3I0O
Kann's-Second Floor
Lingerie
6-ss.95 Blouse Slips lace front, rayon,
1850 Cotton Slips, eyelet trim, broken
sizes -------------------------
1895 Rayon Half Slips, lace trim, white
$1.25
3-S6.95 Pure Silk Slips, soiled- -------$s0O
.l4-S399 BIouse-Slips cotton, white $1.50
$1.99 Cotton Shortie Gowns, crepe, batiste
$1OO
Kann's-Second Floor
Daytime Dresses
25-S2.99 Rayon Bembergs, dark prints.
broken sizes
2O-S3.99 Cotton Dresses, paStels, soiled,
broken sizes S1.0B
10-$2.99 Dresses, Pinafores ----------$1.OO
25-$2.99 Pastel Pique Dresses, small sizes
$1.OO
1O-$5.95 White Pique Dresses, sizes 1915
$500
15-$5.95 Dotted Swiss Dresses, soiled- 1888
15-Women's $3.50 Housedresses dark solid
colors $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14
SOiIed Blankets and
Comforts

5-ss.s5 Blankets, $500 rayon, 1879 wool,
1ooo ss 90
-S12.95 Al-WOOl Blankets, size 72x90, $3.50
Es14s5 AlI-Wool North Star Blankets,
size 72x9O $10.99
ES8.95 AlI-WooI Blankets, size 72x84, $3.50
ES1995 AlI-Wool Chatham Blankets, S14.99
2SS.95 Patchwork Type Quilts, as is, size
60x84 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S4.SS
6-S1395 An-Wool Beacon Blankets, size
72xeO SO 80
S-S2995 Down-filled Comforts, rayon satin,
damaged. Size 72x84 $14.9S
12-S2.5O Cotton Sheet Blankets, pastel coll
Kanns-Street Floor
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Kann's-Street Floor
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Cotton Crepe, $3.50
HOUSE COATS
sl.8O

Two button eoochmon Wrop and
eyelet trim styles. Postels with
white rio roc trims. Misses broken
sizes ond color styles.
Kann's-Negligees-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

$500 Shortie, Slip-on Double Woven
Nylon Gloves. Grey, taupe. Sizes STA, $119
$2.4S Cape, Suede Gloves. Some hand-sewn
shorties, slip-ons. Black, brown, navy.
Sizes CT, assorted
S1OO Children's Lined Leather Mitts, brown,
tan. Sizes
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

~ CO. ):
Art NeedIeaUOrk

Art NeedIeacOrIc
10-S1.9S Stamped Linen Bridge Sets--$l.39
15-S2.69 Stamped 9-Pc. Luncheon Sets
$159
24-59c Stamped Cotton Scarfs 39c
30-65c Sock, Sweater Yarn, 1-oz SIX, soiled
CSC
25-59c Crochet Cotton --------29
$3.50 Stamped Linen s-pc Buffet Sets
29c
3-S2.79 Stamped Baby Blankets
1O-$1.3s Knitting Worsted, 4-oz. sk.5sc
30-Sk. SC Embroidered Cotton "A for 10c
$3.50 Tie Kits $50
1-$13.9S HassOck, soiled ------------$6.99
1880 Stamped Cotton Aprons sec
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Jr. Misses Dresses
4o-$5.s5-sss5 Cottons, pastels, prints, sun
backs with boleros $500
20-Ss.s5 Corduroy Jumpers red, green, rust
$3.50
+s1s.s5 Pastel Rayon Tissue Faille Dresses
$1,000
Kanns-Second Floor
Teen Apparel
3-s4ss Bathing Suits, 2-pc. -sLoo
$3.50 Corduroy Stacks $500
2-S16.95 Teen Raincoats ---$8.0O
3-$199 Shorts $50
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Girls Wear
3O-S1.3s Cotton Plaid Shirts $50
%79c Halters loo
s-Pre-Teen $10.s5 Nylon Dresses $685.
1O-s3.s9 White Cotton BIouses S1.97
s-Ssss-s4ss Wool Plaid and Solid Color
1O-s1.29 White Cotton Midriffs sec
s-Chubby Girls $4ss-s7ss Dresses $500
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Better Dresses
S5-Misses' Women's S1695-S2295 Rayon
Sheers, Chiffons, black, navy, some with
rayon taffeta slips ---------$9 $500
8-Women's $29.95 Dresses, black and navy
81 s17.ss
S-Misses' S19.95 Rayon Taffeta Dresses
2-pc., black, grey ---------------$12.8
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-14

3-S18.OO Beaded Evening Bags------$995'
$50. So S1250 Bags, as -$SS5"
3-S7.95 Evening Bags, as is----------$25O*
25-S1 .00-S2.O0 Handbags as is--------3 9c'
6-S7.95 Genuine C0rde Bags--------$449
4-9O.VU Days S%'3O'
$500, $500 Mems, Women's BiIlfolds,
as is S1OO*
15-$3.5O, $500 WOmen's Billfolds, as u.s.
$500"
1O-$7.95 Handbags ---------$5.O0
*PluS 200 Tar
Kanns-Street Floor .
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
WlLMOT
Tommy b Martin

The Wilmot Piperettes played
their first basketball game Wed
nesday night with the Crossett
Tigerettes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Mariana
ROBERT RO MOTION
HIGH SCHOOL
Emma Green


This week We would like to tell
you about veteran who is doing
a wonderful job of farming He is
farming a block of land that has
been in the family since it was
homesteaded many years ago.
When you ask Benjamin An
thony about his farm and his sue
cess as young farmer, you are
made to feel proud of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Anthony, by the
gratitude and praises their son
have for them. He expresses that
his parents are entirely response
BILE for the foundation he is build
ing upon.
Benjamin Anthony was born,
reared in Lee County and complet-
ed his high school work at Robert
R. Motion. He entered the army,
October 194l from A. M. & N. Col
lege, where he was a senior Mrs.
Anthony, formerly Miss Carrie
Parker, graduated from A. M. & N,
college in 1912. She taught Home
Economics at Harrison high
school. Blytheville until May 1919,
when she resigned
Mr. Anthony has added 40 acres
to their so acres to give himself
more land to grow more small
grain and livestock. Since being
on the VA program, he has COR
structed a 2-bed-room dwelling
with an electrically equipped
kitchen, poultry house. and 2
inch jet-water system He has
purchased a John Deere A tractor
and all equipments. including a
combine. He has combined more
than 400 bushels of soybeans.
He has added Whitefaced
Hereford Bull to his herd of 8
cows. With q head Of hogs plus
his cattle, he is finding his II acres
of permanent pasture too small and
must be expanded,
Mr.. Anthony's future plans call
for a new livestock barn. buying
more land build new potato
house and a better herd Of cattle
Since his farm is located IL mile
North of Marianna's city limits. it
has been convenient for the family
to sell fruits. vegetables. poultry
and eggs for many years. They
plant 6 to 8 acres to truck crops
each year.
Mr.. Anthony was the first and
past president of the YEA and
now holds the office Of Advisor TO
the President. He, Mrs. Anthony
and children are the proud Win
ners Of the 1850 live-at-home-
contest. Landowner Division, Lee
County.
We are very proud to have
the opportunity of working in a
community with such people as
the Anthonys.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
he Comedy Night" program last

the Comedy Night" program last
week and 1t was Very successful
A large number attended the per-
Torrance, Miss Ruth c, Wallis was
nsor.-..The senior class gave a
party last week. Prof. Seth Porchia
is sponsor The 9th grade class
sponsored a party recently at Mrs.
Porehias home. All reported a
most enjoyable evening Of fun.
The chapel program was present.
ed by the 7th grade class last
The Wildcats played William Gen.
Friday Mr.. Mcdonald is sponsor.
ter junior high school last week.
The junior boys won and the
junior girls lost.
Buy Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Waldo



Mrs. G, T. l.. Duncan, teacher
Of the third grade in the Waldo
school, and pupils are working on
an Indian unit and are demonstrat.
ing life and customs. The
third grade Christmas decorating
Is also underway and the children
are quite happy about it, Honor
roll students of the sixth grade
are L. {. Watson. Doris Maloney.
Ivory Mendenhall, Vashti Briggs,
Mary Helen Briggs, Floyd Jamer-
son, Betty Ruth Mendenhall, Rose
Lee James, Corner Lee Williams,
Homer Gully, Morline Payne and
James Wyrick Thelmarie Din
kins has been invited to Montieel-
10 and Ell Dorado to render
series Of musical reeitals during
the Christmas holidays. Thelmarie
is a student of Waldo high school
and a member Of the 18th grade
class The pastor of Bethel AME
church, Rev. G. W. Smith, has or
ganized the church and is starting
great work. Mrs. Marie Harris
was elected as chief supervisor OF
the league and Mrs. Mary NJ
Townsend as supervisor of the
Sunday school. Monroe Nixon was
elected Sunday school superinten-
dent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
Buy Where Negroes Work
tURooN
hanr;eSt Camnheu
Depriest Campbell

Ytpfitst NoAhRuCA
Alvin Stringer of Omaha. Ne
>raska is here visiting his parents,
lr. and Mrs. Alma Stringer....,.Al-
lin Stringer, Mrs. Virginia String
b, Charlse Smith. Mrs. Sandy
Took and Mrs Aline Ellis visited
Texarkana last week.-Mrs.. c.
Bennington Of Hot Springs spent
few days here last week in the
Some Of her sister, Mrs. Tommie
harris. Mrs. Bertha Jordon of
Wisconsin is here visiting her mo-
her, Mrs. Lettie Hart Mrs. Es-
ELLA Green who teaches school in
texas, spent Thanksgiving with
Yer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
ones Mrs. Ruth Kolhiem spent
thanksgiving here with her par
3nts. Mr.. and Mrs. J II. Kolhiem.
Miss Annie L Smith and Miss
Williams left with Miss Annie
illion who spent the holidays
|ere with her parents. Mr.. and
FRS. James Smith T. o. Grundy
srried the senior basketball team
Texas last week to play his
Is home town team Ed Baker
tinted while working Saturday.
e is employed by the First Ma
onal Bank He was rushed TO the
linie and is reported resting well
Mrs. Lodmore Golden passed
a week. Survivors are her hus-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-15
|DES ARC
lila NJ. Brown

Mrs w. l.. Purfoy of Forrest
rity was a visitor at Fellowship
baptist church Sunday. She made
y interesting talk....,Rev. r. W.
Rodeerg preached very interest
M sermon Sunday, Sunday school
VAS we'll attended with class no.
getting the offering banner and
tlass no. the attendance banner,
Edward Koonce has returned to
chicago The WINS Of Fellowship
ave a very nice Thanksgiving
Program Total amount raised was
S5OU Mrs. Willie Ann Johnson
vas a visitor at Fellowship Sun
law Her home is in Kansas City.
Mrs. Rezzie Williams played for
he Sunday services in the absence
\ Jimmie MeKissie. Mr.. McKis-
Ec spent Thanksgiving with his
GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. Willie Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal motored
Pine Bluff to spend Thanksgiv-
he with relatives last week Miss
tharlene Boatner spent the holi-
laws at her home in ST. Charles
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.uther Boatner. The WINS met
\ the home of the vice pres, Mrs
tvie Holloway Six members were
Sresent with two visitors, Mrs. d.
Holloway and Mrs. Junior
brager Rev, and Mrs. r. W. Rod
iers went fishing last week The
hdies of Fellowship are going to
Suy palms for the church ......,..
kolar Holloway who was motoring
\ Cotton Plant was in an acct
)ent recently. Maurice Butlar and
| L. Koonce, II were in the car
/ Tut no one was injured serious
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The 10Th grade class presented
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