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Evening star., 1950-08-08
Girl Critically Hurt
When Car PIunges
Dver 3O-Foot Bank

Miss Patricia Stewart Bowling,
ri, who was once a princess at
The Tobacco Festival held an
nually at La Plata, Md, was crit
9cally injured in an automobile
accident yesterday near Port To-
bacco, Md.
( A member of a prominent
Charles County family, Miss
Bowling and a male companion
were injured when their car ran
off the La Plata-Nanjen1oy road
one mile west Of La Plata and
toppled down a 3o-foot embank-
ment. They were returning to
Miss Bowling's La Plata home
from a boating trip at Simms
Landing on Port Tobacco Greek.
Her companion was Richard
N. Weeks, 81, of Rutherford, N. j.,
whom she met while she was at
lending college last year in New
Brunswick, N. j.
Taken To Georgetown Hospital.
Both were given first aid at
Physicians Memorial Hospital at
La Plata, and then removed to
Georgetown Hospital here. Their
injuries were almost identical, al-
though no limbs were broken and
Miss Bowling's condition was more
serious.
Both suffered fractured skulls
and fractured jaws. Miss Bowling
also sustained chest injuries. She
was still unconscious and on the
critical list at the hospital today.
! Mr.. Weeks, who suffered internal
injuries besides cuts and bruises,
was reported in fair condition at
the hospital. He has regained
consciousness.
( According to witnesses, the mis-
hap occurred when the couples
car failed to make a sharp turn
at the bottom of a hill. Raymond
M. Hindle, a structural iron work.
er who lives near the scene, and a
neighbor, George Hicks, heard the
crash and found the youth
slumped under the steering wheel.
The car, in rolling down the in
cline, had struck a tree, over
turned and resettled on its wheels.
Rescuers Nearly Miss Girl.
The two men. believing Mr..
Weeks was the only occupant,
were about to leave when Mr..
Hicks spotted a woman's bathing
cap on the ground nearby. He
found the pretty La Plata girl
lying unconscious in depression
under the car.
A State police ambulance took
Miss Bowling to the La Plata Hos
pital. Mr.. Hicks brother, Lewis,
took Mr.. Weeks in his own car.
Relatives said Miss Bowling and
Mr.. Weeks met while they were
students at colleges in New
Miss Bowling was
last June from the
New Jersey College for Women.
Mr.. Weeks attended Rutgers Uni
verSity.
Miss Bowling was a princess in
the court of Queen Nicotina XIII
during the 1e47 CHARLES County
Tobacco Festival at. La Plata. She
is the daughter Of Victor Bowling,
who operates a hotel there.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Alberto Expands Rood Work

EDMONTON, Alberta. - Can
ada's province of Alberta is
spending nearly SO million more
this year than the $40 million it
invested in highway repair and
construction last year. It also Is
expanding its bridge-building pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Jucoby Team in FinoIs

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug. 8 R.-
"A team led by Oswald Jacoby,
Dallas. defeated the Arthur
Goldsmith defending champion
team last night in the semiflnal
knockout round Of master teams
in the summer national contract
bridge tournament. His team
will meet one captained by
Charles H. Goren, Philadelphia,
in the finals TODAY.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Hartman on Way Here
With Report on Korea
Ry the As.aeiaisd Pres,

TOKYO, Aug. 8.-W. Averell
Hartman is flying to Washington
with an optimistic report to Pres
ident Truman on the Korean war.
The Presidents special assistant
and adviser on foreign affairs car
ried this last-minute message from
Gen. Macarthur:
Tell the President not to worry.
We are confident"
Gen. Macarthur gave his reas-
suring words as Mr.. Hartman and
his party boarded a military trans
port plane.
On q three-day visit, Mr.. Harri-
man conferred at length with
Gen. Macarthur and visited the
Korean war front. He also talked
with President Syngman Rhee OF
South Korea and 1t. Gen. Walton
H. Walker, American 9Th Army
commander in Korea.
w. Ahearne dealt himself Is
spades in a solo whist match in
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Evening star., 1950-08-08

for concert entertainment of
transatlantic passengers.
1t is believed the first time a
piano has ever been installed in
an air liner. The instrument is a
baby upright 40 inches. high, 81
inches long, and % inches deep.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Piono in Air Liner
Entertuins Passengers

NEW YORK.--American Over
seas Airlines has installed a piano
in the lounge of Stratocruiser
Evening star., 1950-08-08

The volcano Mauna Loa re-
mains as an escape vent for the
volcanic activity that formed the
Hawaiian Islands.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

You save time! Use the hottest water,
the strongest soaps to cut dirt and
CRIME, and save you time. Many women
say the O-Cedar Sponge Mop cuts mop
ping time in bali, leaves their floors dry
enough to wax minutes after mopping.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

w. Ahearne dealt himself 13
spades in a solo whist match in
Northfieet, England.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1e41 4-dr.; 1915.
Chrysler l940 4-dr.; 5000; Re-
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; equipped;
S1,394. why pay more?, We deliver
pSms tsss A1fo t1fe WHoEsAERs sSEa fiER is
PIY%oHTH HtsSsofrHaT' 1s47 Cdr; maroon;
$685. sGoS eone ow r. s0ss. sns h. new as tsss''
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe sed
1894. Why pay more? We deliver
for less than 2 down; easy weekly
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe, splendid
Rnprs ttls ssr sssrif,es' sss sns sIs5; terms
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. sedan; new
81 s1rfs 'Ss5. e1ssl Tx esS7 sSnd' low milsssss'
PLYSioiJTH is77 Special de luxe sed
S994. Why pay more? We deliyer
pymts. s AuTo i1 wHoIEsALERRs". % R " i7si
PIYMoTfHTdH 1s4s 4-dr. special pe
low mileage; S1'2bo. Vienna 47sW.
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible, new
cream paint; +. and b, seat covers;
GuA pI9Cc SO0O. ftO6EN f1GfeSON,
~ Florida ave. ne, Ho. 9781. --27
PLYMOUTH 1885 4,dr. sedan; o,4oc
seat covers, and original black finish;
PLYMOUTH 1915 sedan; equipped;
G.394. Why pay more? We deliver
for less than h down; easy weekly
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
PIYWOJJTH 1o1e snsciaI d. Iuxs o.
dr.; heater: orig. black in.; excel
tires; Q one-owner car; $4,000 orig
miles; S995. 1885 down. ROYAL
MOTORS, Chrysler Plymouth, Ii
Kennedy ST., TU. 243S. -27
PLYMOUTH 1850 Spec. de luxe conv :;
practically new, deep maroon. blacl
HILL III W." i r1ssiTTs Slsfi 0faqty 19 ys2sn s20g3
er, Ma. ss50. ~ G37
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan; full price
$149. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
FLYMoUTa ai1! r. 1850 convertible; J grast st
ia. 2-a57s after $50 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible; new
top. new new paint. 1947 engine; $495
PEYMooUIHTH 1s4s sedan; equipped
$1.394. Why pay more? We deliver
nyrts rU1 tesS 1Tn tnTH WunT 1Sw gasS "eeky
Bladensburg.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-door sedan: Isl
class cond., 2 to choose. Price
$l,195 each. CHEVY CHASE MO.
TOR CO. INC. 7725 Wis. ave
Phone OIL. 6100. -2S
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-dr.; only S195
S5 down. SHARKEY MOTORS. 60C
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-9196.
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe sed
1904. Why pay more? We deliver
for less than " down: easy weekly
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

oLps AZ es 4-dr' r. h., Hydro.
drive; excel. cond.; 2-tone finish;
S1,295, S435 down. ROYAL MO-
TORS, Chrysler-Plymouth. 15 Ken
nedy st. NV. TU. 243S. -%
oLDs 1e47 "6s" club coupe: r. and
h.; Hydr;; It, this car has had exesl. YSh
tsrms. saFsi fal65yYLf %oToR Sse9sS q sALs 1Lss
oLDs 1889 4-dr. sedan; very good
cond.; heater. seat covers, good
oiTs tiTss; $40 g 4-d4! MI 2bS4; GOOD III Tres
Terms. Ter Hi ROYAL MOTORS. chirssIer-
Plymouth, 8 Kennedy st. NV" TU.
oLDs 40 convertible cpe.; r. and h.;
real fine shape; $S95; terms; guar: sat
OLDs 1947 4-dr,; dark blue finish.
cond.; ST, 1871. HILL l. TIBsITTs.
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. -27
PACKARD '4S de luxe s; radio and
heater. overdrive, electromatic
clutch. low mileage, perfect in every
aass5 saIRHaTos SEts,, MoToE Ssfss g. g. 1ae Sh,5
PACKARD 1889 Super 8 4-dr. sport
sed.; good coEd.; pvt. owner; $500.
OW. 1880 after 8 pm. -25
PACKARD 1910 4-door sedan, model
l10, 6-cyl.; miles OF good service.
rAokAhp raAshs hhfsh 1871 81 nv 4.dr. sedan; excel.
eond,3 S445; ALEXANDRIA NASH,
open ewes. till 8. -26
PACKARD 1917 custom Clipper; T.
and h., cd. This, car is In excel.
Sold Sold new eSs for rAS5 s4.soo. .'iS Now sY.4s5,
S495 down. ROYAL MOTORS,
Ghrysler, Plymouth, Is Kennedy st.,
PACKAR1S IS' 1887; 3 good tires, heater;
good cond.; $1S5. HI. 1921. -27
PACKARD 40 100. completely re-
built; motor overhauled. new clutch,
S1ahfs nseTer rGn sssS end soYA S5E ni Moros sfan
Chrysler-Plymouth. Is Kennedy st.
PACKARD 1885 sedan; r, h. and
very good tires; good mechanical
cond.; $1S5. Gaithersburg 649-W-
PACKARD 1s47 Custom super Clip
pei "S'' 4-dr. Sedan; black finish,
r. and h., custom interior. low mile
age, exceptionally clean; former
owner prominent Washington busi-
ness executive. Priced at only ST.
$50 VAN MOTOR SALES, 2201 L
st: NV. ST: 778S. -2.
PACKARD 1850 Model 1885; 80 mi;
all extra equipment: S2,595. Sligo
PACKARD. 1850 Deluxe 4-door sedan.
1875 horsepower. ultramatic drive,
radio and heater jet black. white
car absolutely same as brand new.
Week end special. 2,195. Cash
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS.
5010 Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo.
PACKARD PiHscSRSAiR 1889 conv.: $500 cash or
best offer; r. and h.; motor over
hauled, new paint Job. tires. OWN
Err. OW. 302s. 27"
PACKARD 1947 Clipper 8 4-dr. tour
ing sedan, gun metal gray; T. and
sSsosaa tires; excel, cond'' s1'2s6, wi.
PACKARD 1s4s s-cylinder clipper;
tries, iifcguard tubes. EIectromatic
trans, radio, heater. sun visor,
custom plastic seat covers. Many
ShonEs etReG extEss rs s.dsss dRsIsieed nesjn Fl e9jS
sTeen r. h. r'es oserdS suDsF Ssa sSnSsss: sres
pvt. owner; 1878 for my equity,
take over payments. S71.15 mo, !;
SON. ST. $3.50. HO. 9252. $50
PLYMOUTH AT special de luxe 2.
dr.; heater, seat covers; extra clean
throughout; S1,095: JET MOTOR
SALES. me- 2726 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 40 Commander 4-dr.,
r. and h.; seat covers and signals
very clean, SI,795. BENNING MO-
TORS, 1900 Berning rd. ne. FIR.
WILLYS 1850 Jeepster; canary yel-
low with black trim; brand-new;
Vermont ave. NV, Wasil.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. -27
WILLYs 1850 6-cyl. station wagon
with overdrive; almost new; 81 .695.
FA, 1855, .. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

posTAc essr 1g4e GeiettsR gsITe o.dSst SE
at ST 975. Lu. 1-37s3. @S6
PONTIAC 1947 Silver Streak convert
ible; equipped; 1894. Why pay more?
We deliver for less than y down;
easy weekly pymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg.
STUDEBAKER AS Commander COW. !;
these cars are very clean, also
MOTORS Nc SdSs 1900 Benning rd. ne.
sTGDEBAKER 1s41 och, sedan. ex-
cellent car, best care. S495, terms
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne. :
sTUDEBAKER II Commander A.
door; r. and h. This car is clean
throughout; good rubber, mechani-
1895; terms. caii' Mr.. EDMoNS.
TON. lii 18th st. NV, ST. 1858
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion 2-dr.;
priced for quick sale; only 81 .Og5.
Bank terms. SHARKEY MOTORS.
900 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-9196.
SIUDEBAKER 194s Commander; per-
clock. hill holder overdrive and every
best offer owner being called into
ser ssrVieei ss. must sell Immediately. Gall
sTGDEsSkER TG EsSi so Champion CON csnv..
ss.iS5. BENN1Ne MOTORS. 5foF 1900 600
Benning rd. ne. FIR. 1922. -25
STUDEBAKER 40 6-cyl. 4-dr.; orig.
1895; terms. ROYAL MOTORS,
ChrysleerT,7Plymo9uth, Is Kennedy st.
sTUDEB3kEk fiH; Ba ER'ii ie5o eonv. coupe; 97 r..
h. cd. Wv. tires; S2,495. NET
; RoPoLITAN MOTORS, New York
ave. and Bladensburg rd. ne. -2S
STUDEBAKER 1850 Landcruiser; r,
n, h;oTos Cd; $2,495; METROPOLITAN
sTGDEBAkER f1sDffk K: hf 1850 starlight coupe;
METRoPoLiTAN MoToR5. New New
York ave. and Blaoensburg I'd. ne.
sTUDEBAKER 1e4s conv.: r. and h.
must must se tiFes l4sS Gs fR assess o57s ovns7 s
sTUDEBAKER 1949 Champion con
vertible; overdrive, climatizer. hill
holder; 10000 actual miles: guar
anteed. Sparkling black with tan
top. white-wall tires, This is one
" tue INCEST cars we nave ever ndu.
Absolutely cannot be told from
brand new. Must be seen and driven
to be appreciated. S1.795:, cash. |
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS, |
5010 Wisconsin ave. WO. 5000.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Regal
de luxe convertible; r. and h.. over
drive. Wv. tires, spotlight, light
green finish. beautiful cond. Don't
miss this bargain, only S1.495,
terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1346 Que 81. NV. DU. $500. --25
Evening star., 1950-08-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1898 black

PLYMOUTH 1888 black 4-door; !
and h.. seat covers; good clean con
dition; economical to run; $500
pIYMoTTH 1e4s (a) special de lux,
club cpe.. or ,2-door sedan; .botf
cars are unusually clean. and II
Must be seen and driven to be ap-
terms. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis
consin ave. WO. 5000. -27
PLYMOUTH 1947 convertible; radio
and heater; bright canary yellow
finish. with black top. This car Is
in excellent running condition, anc
is.a is absolutely @ SANE 9ss as brand new il il
~iS BELL MoPoRs sash bois tFsdS WIS., s,
poHTiAc eSSilh svt ie4s 4.dr: e9HS iosded witl
equipment; orig. black finish; low
mileage; one owner; $1,095; JET
MOTOR SALES. INC. 2725 Nichols
rcNrXc eSs is is27 Sa 2Gsss si}ssI Streak convert
ible; equipped; 1894. Why pay moreG
We deliver for less than "a down;
easy weekly pymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1881 BladSnsburg.
PONTIAC AS station wagon; this
one Is a dream, $1,395. BENNING
MoToRs, NS 6a.iS 1900 Benning rd. ne
Pontiac .: 1e4e convertible; ~a r. and
beautiful m; S1,295, S435 down
ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler-P Plym-
outh. 15 Kennedy st. NV, TU. 243S
PONTIAC 1949 conv.; Miami cream
os7; !.!S;. HILL ! TIRBiTTs; iIi4 yer;
Dealer, MAJ $3.50. ' @57
PONTIAC 1s47 5-passenger coupe,
slice. terms: 4 l. s MOTOR
pSAFFac 4152 9a27 lsah staesmlineF sI "s" 4
door sedan. radio and heater. direc-
tional lights. seat covers and rain
shield. This low mileage car is me-
chanically perfect and absolutely
same as brand new in every respect.
Or terms. BELL MOTORS. SOLO
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 5000.
PONTIAC 1850 dark green, e-cyi., q
door; careful 10000 mi; $1,S40.
MooD w6 aadS PONTIAC 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC I947 Silver Streak convert
ible; equipped; 1894. Why pay more2
We deliver for less than hs down;
easy weekly pymts. AUTO WHOLE
sALIERs, 1881 Bladensburg.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe coach. splen-
did condition. 1895. terms. 'Ro-
PER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1947 convert; 9 cyl, light
oIMsrEp sf1 MOTOR 81 eeS Co. ssj 600 Wilson wilson
PONTIAC '4s IS" convertible; cherry
5e5. 5e5 sTE1ARTt a5 II iSo!s9a MoToRs lrofd,
5l20 Wis. ave. NV. WO. O01O.
PONTIAC 194s s-cylinder de luxe
iSpiDgsa; %Y ss9a excellent condition; sz s1:s4z5o.
PONTIAC 1850 De Luxe club coupe.
ssin. $500; rIooD sSiCoY PoNTfAc. IN fac,
pcNTrSS 4SSf SGSSnnfstieut isbe cSis}t,sa W9 s4oo
1gxs Hzs-. 4Sr %sid nearly new fg1I, eSg,p
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina. with ali ex-
ira equipment; 10 mi; So. 2.795.
TeSs oR seFns TRAER e sFaSe g. codE sEd ssSo Mo
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. sedan; r. snt
h, seat covers, good tires; good
condition; must sell before Monday
$3.50 or best cash offer. Gil 31si
St. s.e,, Apt. A. Turn on Mime.
so soss G At Randle Circle. Pr
h., other acces.; very low MILEAGE;
one owner: 81 .996; low down paymt
NORRIS g. HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave,
RA 1922. -27
PONTIAC '39 convertible: In excel
PONTIAC Al 6-cyl., .4-dr.; r., h.;
plastic covers. new paint; above
average cond.; S435. Terms ROYAL
MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth, Is
Kennedy st. NV, TU. 243S. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25

FORD 1912 conv.; excel. cond., 7.
and h, $4,000 actual miles; $595.
FORD 1910 conv; green. $1,000 mi. !;
single owner; r. and h., direction
siss.. plastic $. c., repl. top; $1.7o0
FORD 1887 sedan "S5"i splendid
value. only $145 or best offer. OWN
Err, III 10th st. ne. 27'
FORD late '46 VS. de luxe Tudor
sedan; low mileage; excel. cond.,
original owner; $3.50. EN-. 1925.
Evening star., 1950-08-25

FORD 40 conVeEtlple, IdoiV. neaLet
f9Sd cG96 W6s Sss5 CO. cash s4se g tssns Wasas Ea
ton blvd. All, Va. -25
FORD is4s Super de luxe sed.; equip
1904. Why pay more? We deliye
2ts for less % thar a9Tn; fasK Veg 17s
Bladensburg.
FORD 1850 convertible; r. and h
w.s.-w.; 90 miles; Hawaiian bronZ
inish; S2,295. JET MOTOR SALES
INC, 2725 Nichols ave. Sc. % 70
FoRD%Model A ialopy: S125; cal
ST: esl0; so2O Fairview rd.. silye Sly
FORD ie4s Custom 's" club coupe
and ts. h. OyssdTiiyys gssatiy fsat Ss iSpsTs fsnia5
terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES
l345 Que st. NV. DU. $500. -2t
FORD 194s Super de luxe sed.; equip
1904. Why pay moref We deliye
2s for less A1fo t5f6 WHoMEsAEE SSMn faSs "fsH i7s
Bladensburg.
rap sd sase 1884, ssTs ssTDs bssf ys ass asfssf
sast sast aeT6 terms, to n5s5 nHoxa is Pasogrla noFoi
FORD 's7 VS.: s1s5 or best offer; ir
good eondition with numerous extras
Fohb sni SSsSi g coupe; r and h.; s225 o
best offer. Call oV. 05s0 after
FORD FORD 1s4s convertible, over-drive
radio and heater, whitewall tires
in bright maroon finish, with ney
tan top. This car is absolutely il
top running condition, and is i'm
maculate inside and out. Must b
seen and driven to be appreciated
Sl,296. Cash. trade or terms. BEL
MoTo9HRss6; PRS; SOLO Wisconsin ave. n NV
rSRD, TH Sg99i gs2s e, custom 8. o-doo
or four;doer sedan, H. TO to choos
tionally clean low mileage cars. i
strictly new-car condition in ever
way. Week end special ST 59s
Cash trade or terms. BELL NC
TORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. nv
rSR6 W3i 1923 1929 custom "s" station WACO
for sale, by private owner; eguippee
low mileage, condition exceptional y !
good; $1,745. Call MR.. POWELL
rWW01 $685. S39ss 2 v te sdsrp Pm. ,ooks 20 200,
PER." @ sGGSi 18th and and R. T I. ave. me-. :
FORD 194g custom club cpe.: EQUIP
S1.294. Why pay more? We deliy!
for less than u down; easy week
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 17a
FORD 1915, super VS., 2 dr., Do,
gray. custom covers. Except. nj!
motor and good tires. $S95. Cas-
1sssf 1ssosffoESas, e isth :HaS .eS S1vq Z .ss' VOL Z.
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15

ed Persons present who helped Miss Surra celebrate
and Mrs Veods Haon Mr. and Mrs Dock Scott Mr. and Mrs
Willie Hattison Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hughes Mrs Virginia
Bradford and daughter Mrs Deors Higgins and SON. Nor
Handy Sr and Miss Gussie Evelyn Bland All reported
most enjoyable evening of fun.
The 19st session of the North Little Rock Ushers Union
be held Sunday Shiloh Baptist church. and Hazel streets
Rev. W. O. Mays pastor
A. Sanders is convaleseng his home zoos Magnolia Mr.
Sanders underwent an operation recently
Rev and Mrs S. j. Moss and visiting here Pasa
dena California Rev. Moss the former pastor of Eighth Street
Baptist church.
Mrs Hazel Wade Mrs. Jessie L. Fields, Augusta Mitchell
and L. Adam visitors at the preChrsmas party given
by cub King Solomon Baptist church. Music fur
nshed by Miss Vera Jean Eskrdge Delicious refreshments
served Eliza Rhodes is Scout master and Mrs Evelyn oo
is den mother.
The sixth gradeones in charge of the chapel program
last week. The group presented Christmas pageant Let
Adore Him. Mrs E. NJ Taylor sponsor Guests of the
semby Mrs. Odessa Thompson and Mrs Blanche Handy
Dolores Bush PRESIDENT Charles Thompson secretary
The Beaucans club is sponsoring Benefit Tea at the
home of Mrs Worhen 1910 2nd Street Sunday Hours
are from 400 to 700 p M The public is invited.
II. F. Boutwell, surprised with birthday party given
by his wife Forty members of his family present Mr. and
Mrs. Bonnie Collier daughter and sonnaw of Mrs Boutwell,
from Rock present Special guests Mrs Jessie
L. Fields and H. Ranes The colors of silver and rust
were carried out delicious repas served
and Mr. Boutwell, received many lovely gifts
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15
On The Rural
Negro Church

Three out of four of our rural
churches in the South have only
one room. One church out of five
has two or more rooms besides the
sanctuary or auditorium, which
rooms are used for educational Or
social purposes.
Two churches out of five are in
sured.
The average rural church seats
about 200 people, but they vary
from so to over 400
Half of the $40 churches in the
II counties need painting One out
of five has a roof that leaks. These
facts were all collected in the re-
cent survey which is being dis
tributed by the Rural Depart
ment, Drew Seminary, Madison,
New Jersey.
Nevertheless these churches
are planning for the future. One
fourth of them have a building or
repair fund. Nearly one-fifth of
the churches say they have build
ing plans for the future
Over third of these churches
have electricity. Half the churches
are valued at more than $4,000
The families belonging to these
churches have 555 members away
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15
Youths More
Musical

Some ministers complain about
the radio, saying that it provides
canned music" so that our chill
dren are not learning to play the
piano.
The recent survey of Negro farm
homes showed that the young peo-
Pile are nearly twice as musical
as their parents. 1t was found that
96 daughters could play but only
So mothers; also that "a sons
could play but only IA fathers,
This survey, entitled THESE MY
BRETHREN is being distributed
for 40 cents a copy by the Rural
Department, Drew Seminary,
Madison, New Jersey. Five Metho-
dist bishops have each ordered 100
copies. Baptist church leaders are
distributing it. In less than a year
over 5000 copies have been used.
If some of our people in tenant
homes can not see the world they
can at least hear about it over
the radio. This survey revealed
that 30 per cent of our tenant
farm homes and IS per cent of
our farm owners have radios.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15


Mrs. Jimmie Chambers had house guest last week Mrs
Blanche Graham of Chicago Mrs Graham left this week to
spend several days Louisville Kentucky with relatives ana
friends before returning her home Chicago Mrs Graham
enjoyed motor trip to Hot Springs and several dinner parties
that given in her honor while in the city She reported
pleasant stay here.
The Don Juanettes club held meeting recently at the
home of Miss Lois Pus Miss Puvs celebrated her birthday in
connection with the meeting delicious repast served
benefit Whist party given at the home of Miss Bobbye
Jones last week. Jimmie Patterson first prize and Eugene
Beasey The club Monday the home of Mrs
Mary Hayes delicious repas served The president Miss
Purv underwent operation last week and is reported rest
ing well at this writing.
The Business and Professional Womens club will meet at the
YWCA Friday evening $780, All members requested to be
present for the election of officers This will be the last regular
meeting before the year. Mrs Vivian Blaey PRESIDENT
Mrs. L. B. Sumler, reporter.
j. H. Towns 4413 W. 18th street. called to Lake Vii
lage Of death Of his stser Mrs D. Clark who passed
Tuesday,
Mrs Voolfolk of Toledo Ohio was house guest OF Mrs.
Mrs T. Towns recently Mrs Voolfolk is the sister OF Mrs
Towns While in the city she visited Mrs Hazel Washington ana
Viola Allen She reported enjoyable visit while the city
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott jr. Is Miss Laverne
Blue of Cleveland Ohio Miss Blue is the sister of Mrs Scott
and plans to be in the city until March,
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15

from home working in nearby
southern city, or in the North or
on the Pacific Coast 1t would be
a gracious thing for these 500
young people to help improve the
old home church"
The President of the Unit
ed States is asking for Con-
gressional action for Americans
to demonstrate democracy by
helping the people of Asia and the
South Seas. Our white congrega-
tons that are helping to improve
these rural Negro churches are al
SO demonstrating democracy.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-15
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court ].
Katherine Mazzei Plaintiff
VS.. No. 905O4
Garland Edward Mazzei Defendant
The Defendant, Garland Edward
Mazzei. is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and %.
swer the complaint of the plant.
Katherine Mazzei.
Dated: December IS. 1850
Robert j. Brown
Solicitor for Plaintiff
c B. Erwin. Jr.
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
BY Martha Akin D. c.
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