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Evening star., 1950-07-18

OSTROW CONSTRUCTION Co,
Ga. ave. and Evans dr., bet. Silver
spring and Wheaton, on your left.
RoUTEG' G'lai HAN. white. between nis ages
mission. good opportunity for man
VINO has experience in selling and
outside soliciting. Apply 6O7 II st.
ne. sTIEFFs CLEANERS. lie
SALES MANAGER
Unusual opportunity for aggressive
man with good sales BACKGROUND
the fastest-growing beverage COM
panies in WASH. This is that break
for the man who has ability and
wants to prove it. Reply by letter.
stating qualifications in detail, in
Guiding age. education and expert
ence. Box 225-R. Star. -19
SALESdAN-National concern needs
high-type man to complete its local
ence preferred but not essential as
man selected will be trained in our
work. Good commissions with op-
portunity to increase earnings in
proportion to productive efforts
Local, protected territory. Car
needed. Answer giving age. marital
ment and phone number. Box
exper. furn. and textiles:
calling on hotels and institutions; !;
good opportunity; salary and COM
mission out of town, car necessary.
several territories open. See Mr..
8 sMn4AN0FF; n4ASHIF; 1913 h 14th st: NV. 81
neers' and draftsmen's materials,
exper. in calling on Govt. and coml.
establishments desirable, knowledge
OF materials necessary, real OPP
portunity for right man. State age,
sxper" sSne" sal. expected. Box 31l-R.
SALESMAN, furniture. one with Years
ssEnins 70 $io. .o0SD o0DopsTn,s1s' PEI u. ans q
bonSs %Grs e Box si1lss55y 1877 sear sssemmission and
experienced. with car to
counts. by Wholesale truck body
ana equipment house. Permanent
position, Drawing account. commits
sion and car allowance. Box 392-R.
SALESMAN-For wholesale liquor and
VINE house, one who has been ON
the street and thoroughly expert
eneed only. Box 2S1-1r Star. 30
SALESMAN, experienced. for mems
tion; excellent earnings; good oppor-
tunity; NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP,
sALEsMAN, 'CCoLLEcToR-ForF FS, es.
tablished insurance route; unliIn.
tied opportunity for a man with
ability. Auto necessary. Apply 5OS
victoT Bldg., IRA 9th st. NV. Ia
SALESMAN (2), one of the oldest
corporations Of its kind In America
needs men aged $3.50 to call or
prospective customers in greater
Washington We furnish all cont ro ~,
and will prove by actual demonstra.
tion in the field that from S400.
$500 per month is being earned ir
40-hr. week. Car necessary. Fol
Information and positive proof OF
the above, call bet. 1890 am. and
1890 pm. at 91S WARNER BLDG.
18th & e sts. NV. 30
SALESMAN, with car. 1926, to cal,
on estab. territory selling toys and
novelties for local wholesale dis
tributor. Apply HAROLD P. RU.
DOLPH SALES CO., 314-16 Ran
dolph pl ne AID 4464 30
Evening star., 1950-07-18
SALESGIRL

OxAAEG0SIIHL
For retail bakery counter
Of bake shop. Must be ex-
perienced in this work and
be available Sats., Sundays,
holidays and 500 evenings.
Good permanent position
for right girl.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For cafeteria, white, able to type, ex-
per-; no Sundays; meals and uni
forms furn. Apply TAILY-HO RES
TAURANT. S12 18th st. NV. --1S
CLERICAL WORKER-Must be exper.
in ONCE work and able to relieve on
PBx board; Apply Mrs. Strauss,
st. NV. 80
CLERK, young lady in laundry ONCE,
to wait on counter and also do some
clerical work; exp. not necessary,
Apply between 10 and 11:3O am.
WEST END LAUNDRY. 1928 Penna.
ave. NV,
CLERK-TYPIsT with some knowledge
Of shorthand. Applicant adept with
figures pref; good starting salary;
hospitalization benefits; pleasant
woLkinE. conditions. Call Hu. 1885,
1922 14th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1950-07-18
BIG PROFITS DAILY

to demonstrate on free
trial basis Americas fastest selling
appliance that ends refrigerator de-
sHrosSins HS az sita nuisance zee forsyer Retails
ton today. MODERN MFG. CO.,
Box 1o47 EV. Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Real Estate Salesman
Exper. preferred, however will train;
car necessary, specializing in Chevy
CnaSe and Bethesda properties; re-
Margaret ]. Dunkley
OF. $500, REALToR, SH. 7O22.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
BUSINESS SERVICES

CINDER BLOCK, brick Jobs wanted,
Colonial Bevel block speciality. Also
beach homes. 10. S-2777. 30
CHAIN LINK FENCE
All posts set in copcrete. Special
price for large job. ST. 4O37. -22
Evening star., 1950-07-18
MAKING MONEY!

NEW BUSINESS
IN SILVER SPRING
Need 4 men with cars, who
are In need Of a greater
opportunity and are willing
to work. Apply any morn
ing this week between 80
am. at 925 Silver Spring
Ave.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
11O1 pa Ava hJyu

COLLECTOR, exper. on small ac-
counts for part-time work. Worth
81 to So per hr. Qualifications
ana phone number nrst letter. BOX
1S2-R. Star. -l8
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK-Experi-
enced: good personality for suburban
store; Silver Spring area; good hours
and salary; refs. SB. 3n76 III
Evening star., 1950-07-18

JUNIOR SALESMAN for personal con-
tact work to originate leads for
Johns-Manville insulation, roofine
and siding; good chance to learn
salesmanship; salary and commits
sion; call. write or see Mr.. Hearn,
AEARN INSULATION & IMPROVE
MENT CO.. 928 9th st. NV. EX
Evening star., 1950-07-18

FURNITURE SALESMAN for new and
used furniture store. Apply l.,
LITW1N. 637 Indiana ave. n.w.-1S
GARAGE MEN, 2, between ages of
20 and As, for mechanical work in
truck garage. Apply in person.
Previous experience helpful. L. P.
STEUART. 100 18th St s.e. go
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. exper >,
white, sober. local refs. See Mr.
TANNER. 3015 r. I. ave. ne. DU.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, -so some
aARsr kkSk HEs s1RsT wRHE RSis asSs asys ,1ss ref
GRoCERY CLERK, colored, expert
enced with some knowledge of cut
ting meat. NO. 4244. 30
HOD CARRIER-Exper.; perm. work
for right man; good wages. ia.
2-69S0 after 8 pm. 80
INSULATION MECHANIC - Exper.
bait. and blowing work; must be
sober and reliable: MIR. HOFFMAN,
lSs1RANcEMaveo;pennfinr SsSS a { ave; nf for the 2,sbt
man In Falls Church vicinity. Sal
gram. EQUITABLE LIFE INC. CO.,
IRON WoRKER-Experienced In fab,
rication of iron railing, steel stairs
1re escapes or other products of an
ornamental iron shop; must be a
mechanic, sober, industrious and re-
liable. Phone for appt., AT. 1868.
JANIT0R, colored for NV. apt. bldg,
sal; aud quarters: Apply DREYFUSS
BROS, 1919 18th st NV 10
Evening star., 1950-07-18
SALESMAN

Leading manufacturer of mailing
equipment has excellent position
for exper. salesman in NV. Wash.
Qualified to handle both commercial
and Govt. accounts. Must be 80 or
more and have had substantial
earnings previously. Salary plus
commission and bonus.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
1R9h x at NV 10
Evening star., 1950-07-18
HELP WOMEN

bEAUTICIAN, all around operator;
also opening for manicurist: good
salaries and commission. Fred, The
Hair Stylist. at PHILIPSBORN, ---IS
BEAUTlCIAN, full or part-time op-
orator, salary and commission. Cali
OK. 1887; eyes,. jackson 2-9441.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced operator,
must be expert finger waver and
permanent waver. We do not give
cold waves. Permanent position. Ap-
ply In person. FLORENCE GIIFTtr-
BEAGrr opE&afoR EAT fy'' plessan. RM ls sur
Ps1sen ALsSsr fSSs 'fn'fFI Be bARsgD RAgDlY sa
Bf2UfiYa B2qHi ave orakEAiroR. aiEAir all around, Mas
perm. position; modern, air condi-
TONED shop. EN-. 9S7O. --l9
BEAUTICIANS t2), exper. operators:
wonderful opportunity; alr-condi-
toned salon. HUGO'S, 1903 X
BooKkEEPER. exper. in. dble-. -za entry
record keepingi compl. chge. Of gem
eral books on part-time basis;
ssetthesSda set area; ga6;o approx. 8 days Tk.
BOOKKEEPER-SxLEswOMEN - -Ex-
per. not necessary but helpful. Ap.
ply SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO., 31O7 M st. NV, 10 am. Mr..
Evening star., 1950-07-18
POSIN'S

POSIN'S
BAKERY-DEIIICATEssEN
6756 Georgia Ave. NV. "a
SALESLADY, experienced, for Wom-
SHOP. 1852 Wilson blvd, Hrl, -19
SALESLADY for furs; permanent
position: experience preferred but
not necessary. Ask for Mr.. Katz.
sAks. $40 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN

Permanent. full-time position with
one of Washington's largest tele.
vision stores. Must be experienced.
Must be top-notch worker. Excel
lent opportunity at top pay, for
right men. Write Box BAR, Star,
Evening star., 1950-07-18

DratrSmen-Civil Engineers
Young graduates preferred; office and
fieid, on sewers, water mains, con-
crete structures. Submit experience
record, lettering sample and salary
desired. Box 465-M. Star. -1S
Evening star., 1950-07-18
PART-TIME

PIX OPERATORS AND APPOINT.
MENT MAKERS.
n to 80: to work every other even
ing. 6:3O to 8 Pm; pleasant work.
ing conditions; good pay,
Apply Mr.. Rupert, 635 r st. NV
Room 307. Tuesday, $50 pm.
PIX OPERATOR and typisf- aIso
some cashiering: permanent lob for
reliable person; please furnish refer.
ence: Box 219-R, Star. is
PERSONNEL-ALEX.
Young woman. college BACKGROUND
for personnel work in interestinr
ONCE. POTOMAC EMPLoYNENTff
AGENCY. oil King st. OV. O249.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN-see
my ad for men. then call MR.. YER.
MILLION: TU. 5000 evenings.-lS
SALAD AND PANTRY WOMAN, mus,
&c exper. and dependable; 5 wk
days, 1-9 Pm; sun, l1:30-9 pm;
on Mon; S24 and meals. 1854
Conn. ave. NV.
SALESGIRL, white, for retail bakery:
work every other Sunday; refs. re.
ouired; apply 80 o st. NE, bet. s
ana D pm. Ask for MR.. RIVERS.
SALES GIRL, full time. for yarn and
fabric shop; 1890. Cali MI. s939
Tor appointment. 30
Evening star., 1950-07-18
SALESI.ADY

With personality, experienced. STEADY
position. BARON q MELTz CO.,
40 South Washington st., Falls
Evening star., 1950-07-18
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for a colored
janitor who is 21-3O years of age,
ambitious. and capable of passing a
physical exam. The applicant Sc
lected win work day hours while
ferred to the night janitor force
after q months time. Apply per-
sonnel, Room 500.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
CLERK-TYPIST

THE EVENING STAR has an open,ns
in the classified advertising depart-
ment; 5-day, 40-hr. week; per-
manent position for an accurate typ
ist capable Of answering jacominS
telephone calls. Apply personnel
once. Room 500.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-07-18
statesmen
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING

BOOK OF kNOWLEDGE
HU. 6240 FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1950-07-18

NEED CASH NOW !? 2?
Tremendous earnings immediately.
Young nan. 1925: perm. position,
future. ST. 7t47. 6:30-S:30 tonight
WANTED, GREEK COOK
TU. 2496.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
BUYER

oO 414e
For Junior Apparel
In exclusive specially shop; excellent
opportunity for young lady thor
oughly experienced in buying fine
quality junior coats, suits and
dresses. Apply 3rd floor.
ERLEBACHER
1910 r st. INV, --1s
BUYER OR ASSISTANT, experienced
children's wear, dept. store experi-
ence preferred, excellent salary,
Apply THE ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r
cxsHiER - Nights; PIX experience
desirable but not necessary. Large
restaurant. B days. Call RE. 3016,
"wednesday. bet. $50 and 10 am.
CASHIER, CHECKER, super mkt,
exper., good pay, good hours. APP
ply In person, 4506 Lee hwy. 30
CASHIER
Exper., capable, reliable, for busy
counter; no Sundays, no holidays;
refs. required. Apply in person only,
NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
ave. NV. 10
SHIER-BOOKKEEPER - Washing
tons oldest Chevrolet dealer has an
opening for a cashier with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Good
salary. Excellent working condi-
tions. See Mrs. Simmons. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. NC. 1880
c6saiERv GsRhi svei vGHRGkER. E GTkER exp. only. My in
Super Market 10, 2.10S2 30
Evening star., 1950-07-18

ADDITIONS, ATTIC ROOMS, porches
enclosed, roofing, all types gen. re-
pairs, remodeling; basement to roof,
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED
MONTHLY PYMTS. CALL DE. sOO6.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
LIQUOR SALESMAN


Unusual opportunity for aggressive
man with good sales BACKGROUND to
become associated with one of the
iastest-growing LIQUOR stores In
Wash. This is that break for the
man who has ability and wants to
prove 1t. Write. stating Qualifica-
lions, age, exper. Box 31S-L. Star.
-22
LOAN MANAGER-Due to expansion
q progressive small loan corporation
desires the service of an experienced
small loan manager. Must have had
experience under the uniform small
loan law. Good salary, excellent
future. Give past experience and
phone number in letter. All replies
treated confidentially. Our employees
know OF this ad. Write Box 342-R,
LUBRICATION MEN, experienced;
good hours, pay and working con-
ditions. ARLEX ESQ SERVICE,
opposite Shirlington shopping CEN
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS =

Last week Mrs nez Wheeler entertained members of the Chatter
ep WIN theateI After
tsAlnens local be
tuo8 next meeting Mrs Mable Allen reporter " Wv
Mrs Helen Mason surprised her husband Walter
birthday party last week Guests Mr.
ar and Mrs Muflle Black Mr. Mrs Iaur
'ahuh Dewey Steward, Nose Eunge,
o llpl springs Mi Mason
Mrs Geraldine CrsWel Librarian school
the ion
o. the National United uhers which Mount
Zon Baptist church Mrs recently completed course in
advanced Library Science
returned week
after Vaaonng Seattle with reported an en-
oyabe ~ VI -
Returning this week from Detroit Mary GRAY who has
oe visiting her sister for the weeks Mrs
many courteses during her
William Bryant has Muskogee Oklahoma where he
visited his parents other relatives
Leaving next week the be
oas wen known northside couple They
friends IN Los Angeles Oakland
Mrs Cecilia Parker well beautican and Mrs Iurvev
president OF local sewing club
where they the Church Christ of which
el W. H. Mitchell Is pastor Elder Mitchell
Council Elders
The Juveniles spent Sunday in Hot Springs They
vent on sightseeing tour aeWheh they enjoyed lunch
MIS- Ray Wilson sponsor of the Mrs
MISS Ursalyn GIpsoh daughter of Rev
me summer Orleans where a
afd University Monday
Dr. and Jack Mass
SsS OF Plne Bluff
Uses al Phlander Smith college They
The Jones High school playground under the supervision If coach
a. g. CALVIN stl having ball
League closed its first half with Bombs Of which Charles
Zones is captain winning first place the kddie division Clayborn
"iSh continued to set the pace in the
teams competing haf of the Softba e5ee
ana 1t promises To be
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
:: AROUND TOWN =

me jolly Neighbor Club the of Mrs Sally Finley
zen pound bag OF sugar the
number Mrs Matte Woodland the
session delicious
Ileetns VIII be at the home Macon street
MIS- fAdiG d Moore, president; Leila Petis secretary
Ms W T. BfulsoH and granddaughter
ERs relatives and friends IN Los Angeles
other points house f
in Los Angeles " 80 ' '0'i iielste}
Tau chapter Of Zeta Phi Beta sorority enjoyed social and -
o4 gwen al Inc nome Of Soror Myrtle
boooe Jean Hawkins Johnson bride
td token from the chapter Persons Kthena
ION b1ooe Jean johnson and Mcane Birch reported an enaV-
able evening entertainment '' e''sf
Mrs L. Taylor Wlmar who been attending summer
s2 az Phander Smith college stopped office tins
Hth one ell ueS night for her home Mrs Taylor
aeh ana cNc worker and is member Mt Tabor
OF the school
Lay Is also musical director OF Chicot
ne dy class Of VevateX Beauty college
P TUESDAY under the supervision Mrs Patterson
Of tho class " ~ s
The Cavae.ta Clue with Mrs VHge KJhman last week A
s.ea plie Eas served and three whist PLAYED
ada Jones aHEzIHa st Mrs Day; second
its sie lne t#a Tie viii
reporter ~ ~ s
Mrs Louise Harris and daughter Clara city this week
spend te vacation with relatives St. Louis and
SI5s3so 4ney the weeks
MI ana Mrs Sam Harris 1909 Pulaski
during the month July their daughter Mrs
daughter Beverly Jane Mr. Hayhorne and daughter
Doris jean MI and Mrs Roy Carey Edna
ana sons Isaiah Bush and James Powell all Cook
F92glS carey and hawthorne are Mrs Harris sisters
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family o. the late Crane
Master l. U. Reed. take this me
thod to thank our many and sin
cere friends for the many express
SONS Of kindness and sympathy
during our hours of sorrow.
We express Our sincere thanks
to the pastor, DR.. FREQ T Guy
and members Of Mt. Zion Baptist
church; DR. J F Clark. pastor
and members of ST. Paul Baptist
church. the Masonic Brotherhood
and the Order of Eastern Star.
We wish to thank DR.. lsh nurses
Diggs and Crouther. and the Of
fetal staff of the United Friends
hospital for their efficient and
untiring service during the illness
of our beloved one
To the Dubisson funeral home OF
Little Rock and Perry funera
home of Pine Bluff we express
our thanks for the unique serv
Signed.
Mrs f U. Reed. wife; Mrs Der
nice Reed Adams. dauPhier
Mitchell Adams. son-ln-law
Virgil Reed. brother; Georre
Reed cousin: MIR. and Mrs J.
N. Porter cousins; Lottie Bur
ger cousin. Mrs. 1dalia Brack
Parish. niece: Rev A j Parish
and son. A. J. Parish, ir nep-
hews-in-law. NJ and Mrs. NJ
II Frazier, cousins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

ed his country in the Armed
Forces for four wears. being dis
charged in February of 1916 He
resumed the practice Of law in Lit
Tie Rock following his DISCHARGE
Soon thereafter he ran for Rep
resentative and was elected bv a
large majority
Mr. Howell has been a member
Of the Executive Committee OF the
NJ NJ EbertS Post Of the Ameri-
can Legion for four years. two
wears OF which he has served a.
Judge Advocate Of that Post In
1916 Mr. Howell was Chairman of
a committee that set up the Amcri-
can Legion's Biz Brother Com
mittee as q function Of the NJ NJ
Ebcrts Post The activity OF this
committee has spread from the
Post 10 the State and now is a
function Of tho American Lection
on a National level Mr. Howcu iS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

Fern Rock camp Bear Mountain.
New YORK. where she is worAlng
auitng Tie summer.
las Ia paid position with tho
MA oil New YORK Cay ana was
made possible by MISS Lowe s ex<.
ptHenee al our own IWCAs "
Ieen camp at Clearlork.
Miss Lowe writes that she is IN
charge of dramatice and is also
responsible Tor cabin OF Is girls
She states that Fern Rock CAMP
is lovely, but more rugged than
our own Camp Clearfork. having
more rocks than ferns, but IT,.
the experience is a grand one an.A
She urges all Little girl H.
avail themselves of IWCAs car. ;
facilities now 50 that some O.. :
they may be able To serve N the
large camps throughout our eoun-<
try
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

active in civic and church affaiz
Now that Mr. Howell has work
ed successfully as a Representa-
tive and as a strong cog in the
wheel of a progressive Arkansas.
he is asking for the support Of his
many eolored friends in the COM
inp election.
In the Primary Election on July
25, 1850. Mr. Howell received more
than twelve thousand votes His
nearest opponent received SLIGHTLY
more than nine thousand II is be-
lieved bv manv that IL is to your
interest TO elect Mr. Howell 10 the
State Senate. since he has such a
thorough knowledge Of judicial
procedure which furnishes m ade-
uuatc background for this rosi-
ton II elected as your State SEN
ator he will serve faithfully and
impartiallv
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
CARD OF THANKS

Sincere thanks II sympathizers
and friends for the beautiful flor
al sent through the kindness Of
Miss E / Copeland and others
10 Mrs. Ruby Williams Allen who
died in Philadelphia. Pennsyl
vania last week ST. was the only
sister Of Mrs. II. II Garner l412
High street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
Howell Seeks
!ea
|Sfate Senate

conservative M a HoWeli
h1P' nromotion from the House
seem epresenlatives 10 the Senate.
o. Mr. T' Howell is Little Rock
MGR No, who has served the peo-
la"'I ~ pulaski County for the
PIE four years in the House OF
RbanSn,rasentatives, and he now asks
h Hl, he he be promoted to the State
t snmat 10 to replace Senator Ed
S 9v;i who after many wears OF
or,ire TO this community, has
lemy Mr. Howell's record is one Of ac-
..mnlishments. Among the many
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancerv cous1
Travistine Thomas. PLAINTIFF
VS.. No. 89369
Eddie Thomas. Defendant
The defendant Eddie Thomas. In
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer The
complaint of the plaintiff. Travis
tine Thomas.
Dated; July 18th. 1850
Hibbler & Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. ID. C.
7:2l -28;84-ii ~
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
Young AL Student
In Race For Seat In
State Legislature

Young Raw Rowland. law stu
dent IN the University of Ark
ansas, and a veteran of World War
II, who served in the Merchant
Marines and the Army is in the
race for a seat in the Arkansas
House Of Representative from Pu-
laski County Position No
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

Dung hOWtdnd Was born IN Mil
lcr County in 1928. and has llve6
the greater part Of his life in
North Little Rock, with the eXecp-
ton OF 1--WE Years spent in the
service 81 our country. He attend.
ed Little Rock public schools and
Little Rock Junior College before
enter.ng the University of Arkan-
SaS.
When RAY entered the service
he was the youngest man aboard
the USAT Florida. and the youne-
est sergeant in the 9Th Infantry D E
vision.
During Rowland's STAY at LRfG
he was elected vice president o.
his fraternity. and later elevat
to the presidency He has had wi4=
experience in dealing with people
which dates back many wears aeg
when he was a pin-bov in the GIN
b bowling alley From his first
Job he has held many Jobs in sur
port Of himself. and even now Is
supporting himself while ATTENDING
the law school Of the University
NJ Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

NhhNhANo ohD1a
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski Chaneerv Court
Rachel Stewart. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 89398
Frank Stewart. Defendant
The Defendant. Frank Stewar
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff Ra-
chel Stewart
Dated; July 20. 1850
J X. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hbbler
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d G.
7:28;8:4-ll-l8 a
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Mae Helen Erwin. Plaintiff
VS. No 1892
Luches Erwin Defendant
The Defendant. Luches Erwin is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint OF the Plaintiff Mae
Helen Erwin
Dated: july 20, 1850
j. r. Booker .i
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
Bv Helen Edwards d c.
7.28B.i-ii-lB Al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

service TO be held at ST Paul A
Me Zion church, I'm and SBrlal
street. Sunday Mrs BEittena Rob
ns5n Is president of the mission
airy society and will be IN charge
Of the services. Rev A. W. Kicks
pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-04

nm, mai Mt Howell has done
.a~orabIe 10 ihe Negro people are;
''' Sn5nsgfshIp OF the Fargo Train
,n5 school. Assistance as a
member OF the Budget Commit
tee lof the appropriation ne
cessarv to 6iuld the Bond build
inc at the the McRae Sanlto-
1 rnm. Full cooperation with Dr..
Lawrence Davis in obtaining
Tho necessary moneys to obtain
sceredltaa6n Of the AMIN Col
lege ,
barn iust a few miles from Little
h r. ~ In 1918 He was educated in
4 Gia Rock Public Schools and the
PLrgans9s Laa School As a bow
H. Howell sold newspapers on the
s,reais OF Little Rock and carried
pspar route for a number OF
ys'rs Ha worked for tho Missouri
|paefic Railroad for Some six Years
|nriar 10 hts entry into Law School
|Dr.na the tine be attended law
|V1aoI he worker as an attendant
II alIna station Mr. How
r. iieersad II ctice law in jan
kary Of i94a Immediately follow
Inn Pearl Hafbor he enlisted as
| A private in The lnfaniry INC seIE