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Evening star., 1950-04-30

JENNINGS, KATIE B. A tribute Of love
KHrE a asyotiqn sH esr Who Was eaed
away two years ago today, April 80,
194S.
Two years ago you left us
Fer a beautiful place called rest
But y9p ~ are not TO forgotten ;ot.a ,o, ,.s.
Mother you left beautiful memory
sorrow too great to be told
But to US who loved and lost you
fGST MISSES af%HTy sy HER n eSs5 srGS 1lo
JOHNSON, WILLIAM BAKER, Jr. In sad
tSer, the VIII WILLIAM Ii0 BAKER JOHNSON. Jr..
who departed this life 21 years ago
today, April 80, 1929.
Days of sadness still come over US
Hidden tears so often fow
Memories keep you always near US.
Though you left US 2,ry = years 1oq;n asei
SON; SISTERS, CATHERINE B. DALE
AND MATILDA B. SCHOOLS.
Sunshine passes shadows fall,
Love remembrance outlasts all,
And though the years be many or few
FOSTER s1 R SISTER, iTI KATHERINE WILLIAMS.
SCOTT. EDMOND W. AND SCOTT, RALPH.
In loving remembrance of my dear father.
EDMOND W. SCOTT, and my kind bro
in this month of April.
Their lives are beautiful memory,
Their absence as silent grief:
They sleep in Gods pretty garden,
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
GLADYS SCOTT ROBERTS.
SIMMS, ISABELLE FISHER. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. ISABELLE
FISHER SIMMS. who passed on 16 years
ago today, April 80, 1884.
Mother you left beautiful memory.
sorrw too great to be told,
But to US who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ESTELLE WILL
L1AMS. HELEN WASHINGTON.
TAYLOR, LAWRENCE c, AND TAYLOR.
MATTHEW NJ. Jr. In loving memory
LOR, who passed on IL years ago today,
April 80. 1899 and MATTHEW NJ. TAIL
LOR, Jr., 90 years ago. December 80.
1928.
There is a calm for those who weep.
A rest for weary pilgrams found.
They softly lie and sweetly sleep,
Low in the ground.
MOTHER.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Harry Garfield Dean,
DC. Manager Of Hotel
New Yorker, Dies

Harry Garfield Dean. IS, Of l
Scott circle NV. manager of the
Washington Office for the New
Yorker Hotel, New York. died
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Alps in Five Countries

The Alps mountain range ex-
tends through parts of Germany.
Italy, Hungary, southern France
and Switzerland.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Mackenzie Ranks Second

The Mackenzie River. lying
wholly within Canada, is the Sec
ond largest in North America. It's
average rate of discharge is 500,-
900 cubic feet a second.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Dratha

BALL; LAURENCE RALPH; On Saturday,
ASs Ag3S R{1sa0n GIansSs
T sH5 Of pTG ANNA Nav sa
snd Donald z T. ssIli Rematas resting at
ton St., Fails, Church, va; where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday, May .,
s. a. 2 pm 1nterment Columbia GARDENS se
BALL. LAuRANCE RALPH A. special
= :j: J: +: /:
W. N"0"NIi LIoYD SH1f 3. lucas. W. M. /
BARNES, FRANK HENRY. On Wednes-
dsy April aS 1850 At his hNx refldsnee
BARNES o'f beloved o1 Husband A Of Edith ?.
Barnes and father of Mrs. Selma Black
Beie campbel nG sIiVd and MS I % Hattie sni cSisom
other relatives and friends After 5 pm
his late residence. Services Sunday. April
90. at pm. at the Galbraith a. M: E
GhHTsh neoh Menora sh ctmePeTy st
ments by Mcguire. Inc. 80
BARNES. FRANK II. All members of the
Unity Helping Hand Association are re-
OueSteu 10 GlCenu Ine. luleTHl Oh our IdIe
member, FRANK H BARNES, Sunday
Abril 30. 1850 at pm. from the
Galbraith A. M. F. Zion Church, 1114
6th st NV Fraternallv yours,
JAMES F. COOPER. President.
MARCIA H. BAKER Recorder. 30
BRALOVE, WILLIAM. on Friday. Aprl
IS, 1850, WILLIAM BRALOVE of 1872
August dr., Silver Spring, Md, beloved
husband Of Eva Bralove and devoted
father Of William Brslove: ir and Daniel
Brslove. He also is survived by two sis
ters. Mrs Fstelle Marks end Mrs Clara
Deitch, and three brothers. Harry, Ar
thur and Lewis Bra love. Funeral serv-
Funeral Home 1901 14th st. NV. on
Sunday, April 30, at l pm. Internent
Adas Israel Cemetery. 30
BURNS. JOHN. Denarted this life on
Thursday. April 27. 1850 at United
JOHN BURNS of 335 NJ ST.. s.w., be-
loved father of Mrs. Eva Jones and
Harry Burns, he is also survived by
devoted sister. Lilfe Burns. other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John r Rhines & Co.
Funeral Home. 9O1 3rd st. s.wa until
Monday. May 1, at 3 pm. then to his
late residence Funeral Tuesday. Nav
2, at 80 pm, from Providence Baptist
Church, 491 M st. s.w. Rev. G. e.
Stevenson oficating. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

loving memory Of my dear sister. GER
TRUDE P. BRANCH, who passed away
seven years ago today, April 80, 1943.
God gave me strength to bear the sorrow
And courage to fight the blow;
But the pain it meant to have and then TO
lose her
No one on earth will ever know.
Gone but not forgotten by your lonely and
loving sister. MARY 2. ST- STAFFORD.
DORSEY. GEORGE E. In sad but living
brother, GEORGE E. DORSEY. who left
US two years ago today, April 80 1913
We cannot say our deeds will rate,
After we are laid to rest:
But if our loved ones stu tnlnK OF U.s.
Our deeds must have stood the.test
THE FAMILY.
sister and aunt, DOLLY GRAY. who de,
parted this life IL years ago today April
SISTER. HST ERo LIMA WOODEN: NIECE AND
NEPHEW, HELENA AND MORRIS.
HAYGooD, SARAH U. a tribute of Love love
mother, SARAH u HAYGOoD. who left
us three years ago tsday, April 30, 1947.
Death is a heartache no one can heal.
Memories are keepsakes no one can steal;
81 one we loved and never will forget;
HER LONELY CHILDREN. BLANCHE
sNoWDEN AND B. ARNOLD.
JENNINGS, KATIE B. tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory OF our
devoted mother and grandmother: tro kAaiE r.ars
B. JENNINGS. who left US Two years
ago today, April 80, 194S.
She walks serene with peaceful heart
To meet the setting sun
Her hand IN Gods and unafraid
To let His will be done.
When alone in my sorrow the bitter tears
There comes sweet memories of days long
Unknown to others you steal to my. side
And whisper don't cry, death cannot divide.
DAUGHTER VIOLA.
Beyond the rainbow's end there lies.
The land of love and light
Where shadows never dim the skies
For there-there is no nisht.
An6 besf snons moen s tbs oss love Is messs T
know what hall find there
Beyond the rainbows end
DEVOTED DAUGHTER EUFICE.
Do not worry, trust in Jesus,
How often my dear mother" told me
He'll 20 with you to the end,
When my race down here IS over;
Tnsn And ys tsysfd v vs:psa : sSsd R n sas
I'll meet you mama. on that , s5,shs Ies s4s shore
All the memories I treasure
All the blessings / share
The memories of mother
Are rich beyond compare
The songs she sang
The prayers she prayed
The beautiful life from day to day
Teaching and showing the light the way.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HAZEL.
In that land of bliss eternal,
Where perfect peace is found,
Mother gone, to the home she sang about
1t is built on "hisher ground"
A wonderful grandmother and aide
One who was better, GOD never made
true
One in q million that grandmother was
GRANDcHnDREN. IRVING. MYRTLE,
LORRAINE. zENOBIA. KERMIT. CHES-
TER AND HOWARD.
Life is full of heartaches and trials.
1t is so II we travel, or stay.
But the hardest Of all. when angels came
For our grandmother. two years ago
BILLIE AND JAMES.
The family altar was sacred and fak,
We felt so small when kneeling there,
Our grandmother prayed, God would hear.
Her home was called, "a home OF prayer.
BABE AND MILE.
The love you gave US many years ago
Shall never from us depart
Though you have gone beyond our reach
You are always in our hearts
There is long and winding road
1t leads beyond the hills OF time
Into the sunset glow.
FOSTER DAUGHTERS, VIVIAN McCLEN-
DON, ALTHEA DAWSON AND THELMA
GRANT.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
In mrmnrtant

loving memory of my dear sister, GER
TRUDE p. BRANCH who passed away
seven years ago today, April 80 1S43.
God gave me strength to bear the sorrow.
And courage to fight the blow;
lose her
No one on earth will ever know.
Gone but not forgotten by your lonely and
loyine sister, MARY P. STAFFORD.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
DrathB

HIGGINS, BENTON WILSON. On Pri-
day, April 2s, 1880, BENTON WILSON
ing at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be-
on Tuesday, May 2. at pm Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery, oaithersburg. Nd.
HIGGINS. REGINALD HOWARD; On
aoWARfD asFasf AIRGa1Ns AIR5ea Of s? sssa nn nekinieS
81; NV Chevy Chase. D. c. In his
S1si yesT DslOvsa husband Of Irene
All Souls Unitarian Church. 10th and
Harvard sts., on Tuesday. May 2. at
s pm. Interment private. Please omit
IS, 1850, at Homeopathic Hospital.
OLIVE BELL HULIN Of 421s 2sth st.
Mount Rainier, Nd, beloved wife of Jo-
MRFry sfRn F. Han ssTHices iisr It the Ss M Anes CO
Funeral Home, 2901 I4th ST. NV. on
A4nston Mqndsg Mss sstion. d It g
9 ss. s. 1880, at siDley Hospital. JAMES P
HUNTER Of 20 sth st. seq. son of the
late Marsaret Denham; half-Drothsr OF
and the Ia Arthur A, Denham of Wash
iinz:on, D. c: Services At aaoi the ,.ss E +. H.
Church 1857 East Capitol St, where
high requiem mass will be offered at 9
am. for the repose of his soul. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HUNTER, WILLIAM T. Departed this life
Thursday, April II, 1850, at 7:30 pm,
at Emergency Hospital, WILLIAM 7;
HUNTER OF 1880 18th st. NV. devoted
husband Of Lena p. Hunter, He also Is
survived by a daughter, Catherine Pat
terson; 3 sister. Pearl Woody: other rela-
tives and many friends. After IL am.
Sunday, April 80, friends are invited to
call at the Morrow g. Woodford Funeral
Home, 1922 11th st. NV. where services
will be conducted by the Rev. Dillard
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
30
HUNTER, WILLIAM T. All members of
n Ionic Lodge, No. II, F. A. A.
M M, are requested to attend
I'm the funeral of our late BROTH
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Ionic Lodge, No. II, +. a. a
M, are requested to attend
the funeral OF our late broth
er, WILLIAM T. HUNTER
Monday. May !, 1850, at
pm, from the Morrow &
Woodford Funeral Home, 1922
Evening star., 1950-04-30

-. NAttL 7 WE11HEIs' JI'' NAdStel' oO
HART, FLoRENC6 AGNES; G. On Wednes;
faS HART HDpf Of 7oa 7 Ais Allison St. n~ beloyed
wife of the late BENJAMIN Franklin Hart,
mother of Mrs. Charles E. Robertson,
Mrs Eleanor H. Morris, Mrs. George W.
wilson. Mrs. walter v, Claxton. and Mr.
James A. Hart. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th St
NV. on Monday, May l. at / pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
$3.50
1850, at his home, 1904 N. WAYNE st.,
Arlington, Va, JOHN H. HICKS, beloved
husband of Leora NJ. Hicks. father of
of Theodore S. Hicks. Columbus, Ohio
and Harry Hicks, Huntington, Ind
Friends may call at the w. E. Fitzgerald
Funeral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton, Va, until 1890 pm. Tuesday,
May 2, followed by services at TT.
Myer Chapel, at pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-19

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who produced the short hand notes
from which the transcript of her
testimony came. Finally, the
prosecutor urged the Court to be
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second degree had been chargd
against her and it was in the hands
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10" fan. Hamilton railroad
special FL jewel watch. Nearly
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
TIPS ON FASHIONS

BY Kay Vaughn

New York ety-(GNS)-For girls who wear Stacks with
their short short hair who wear other mannsh attire
with the abbreviated coft take Mannish shirts and
bouses Stacks and were alright when hair was
floating around the shoulders least the stamped you
DIS women But the only way to wear boyish haircut
luy is to steer clear of boyish clothes Don't wear shirts
sweaters or Stacks except for active sports Don't
tailored or very suits eeds sophisticated even
ing clothes,
DO wear soft feminine and fy bouses dress maker SUITS
Haired and softly peated skirts and off-shouder
gowns and lots OF costume eWey You have extra care
Ia with makeup too when the short hair
dispense with powder you like that the shiny look
pa gI MN oil cake or cream makeup should be used give
color to the skin.
There new type Of hair net that won't slip and its
tive too II you're going put time and money your hairdo
YOU may as well Try to keep looking nice long possible
fof We1 every kind of hair been pro-
auGed with Its undputed claim be the only hair shaped
on mners block to fit the head contour like your best
eapeau It's so decorative becomngly with your
town or Longing costumes because many dyers
fled colors-bac red white lilac But you have net that
won't slip because of the way the ribbon grips the the
neck with the ribbon ties adjusting headsze hairdo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11

ansas, will be in charge OF the
waterfront jackie has servea
the waterfront staff OF the Y
Teen camp since 1874 and has been
III charge since 1918. He was train
ed with the Boy Scouts and at the
Red Cross Aquatic school at Az
NJ College of Tennessee at Nash
vile Included in the water
front staff are Byron Jenkins.
Charlie 7. Grice and Miss Dorothy
Jean Warthon OF Hot Springs. Miss
Warton. who has cdmped with the
Y-Teens since 1914. has iust COM
pleted a course IN swimming and
life-saVine at the Red Cross AQUA
&c school and Is one Of the first
eolorcd girls in Arkansas to cam
pletc this riaId course
Junior counselors are Misses
Anna Jean Fox Clarie GUY Bar
bara Reeee. Sadie James. Vefna
McClnton and Laura Jean Jones
Every one of these Young ladies
is a veteran CAMPER all having
received their camping experience
at YWCA's Y-Teen Camp On the
executive staff VII be Miss Ednz
Douglass. chairman of the Board
or Management. Ieola NJ. Walker.
executive. and frankie Lee Alex.
ander. Y-Teen director who VII
servo ne eamp director AsslsllIls
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
All Aboard For
Ywca Y-leen Camp

Plans are going forward at
Phyllis Wheatlcy Branch YWCA
to make our 1880 camp at beauu-
full Clearlork. outstanding ii every
respect, according to Mrs. r. A,
Glasco chairman OF PHYLLIS
Whedtleys camp committee
The committee has gone about
to insure a successful camping
perlod Y-Teen camp viii open
August - and close August %
Inc camp staff has been care
fully selected and is the bcs.
ever In charge of the kitchen and
dining room will be Mcsddmes h..
NJ Wallace. GLADYS Carter and
Iilda Carter Mrs Wallace who
has served with the YWCA camp
since its very beginning IN the
l920's will I'LL her accustomed role
as camp mother Mrs Hilda Car
ter in addition to her duties in
the dining room, vii serve as dis
cussiln leader
Jackie Shropshire. senior law
student ut the University of Ark-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
: THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN ::
BY Bessie F.. Bell

HOW DO YOU LOOKf you would keep your hair-keep it
healthy When your hair thns out bit don't worry for
in good health there will be hair replace in
months.
Oil does flow through the hair since the hair is not
hollow Instead there is little gland glands that lie beside
the hair mbedded the skin scalp that gives your hair
its glowing sheen.
Brush your hair plenty and stimulate the circulation This
helps keep your scalp healthy If ones hair oily all the
for brushing it, This helps relieve this over
active condition of the oil glands and prevents coggng of the
hair folicles
Do not be afraid to shampoo your hair frequently for this
is the only way to keep it really healthy and beautiful
And what you ask is good shampoo? Well almost any
the liquid shampoos good since they afford plenty good
rich ud But matter what brand of shampoo you use always
be rinse WELL because any soap left the hair will
cause the hair to look dull and unattractiye
A NOTE FROM FASION-Velvet will be quite up front in
your Fall wardrobe and in many coors.
ETIQUETTE SAYS-Upon being introduced group of peo
pie it is correct to simply nod say do you
do"
Send ten cents for each leafle they SHINING THE
WAISTIINE FACIALS AT HOME, YOUR MEASUREMENTS
MINERALS FOR BEAUTY and TEN POINTS ON BEING
ATTRACTIVE Address Bessie T. Bell GO GINS p O SO
Manhattanvile Sta. NYC.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
Blind Man Seeks
Aid After Home
Destroyed

A blind man who lived with
his aged mother in a remote sec
ton of the state who has worked
all his life for a living is in need
Of aid since his home was destroy
ed by fire recently He and his mo-
Their had lived in the house for
more than so wears and his only
income was from the sale of cos
metics. He was sent here to Lena
Jordan Hospital for treatment Of
grief and nervous shock caused by
the incident.
He is feet S inches tall weighs
2l2 pounds with a shirt size II,
pants. 38 by SO and size l0-D shoe
He will appreciate ANYTHING YOU
can give him in the way Of cloth
ing or money. You will not regret
having helped him
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11

tional Association for tie Ad-
vaneement OF Colored People, it
was announced today. The mem
bership was received through the
Los Angeles branch of tile 6s~
ISOLATION.
Other large contributions re-
ceived during the week include
$500 from Mrs. Fannie konl.
New York City; and 500 eacfS
from ID, J. Diggs, Oklahoma CITY.
and the Milton S. Kronheim Csno-
pany, Washington. D. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
Local Woman
With WACs In
Germany

kitzingen, Germany Pnssfe
Flora M. Cooks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Cooks. 1909 Jones
St. joined the 7a7lst Training and
Education Group WAC Detaedl~
ment, stationed at the Kitzirgerl
Training Center this week.
Cooks graduated from Dunbar
Junior College, in January 1886
She entered the service IN Feb
ruary l949. Upon completion Of
basic training at Fort Lee. v o.
she received further training as
personnel clerk at Fort Dix, ~. y
From there she was transferved
TO the Eurpeai Command.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11

Mrs. Glasco as members OF the
camp committee are. Mcsaames
Ruby Nelson. Beatrice Steward.
and n. o. Parker. all OF Norm
Little Rock. Marjorie Cam Rose
Nell Hes. Mollie Vault. X. M. Nc
Coy Dovie Anderson. Helen Rich
ardson. Edna Wallace Lucille Par
ker. Bessie NAYS. Margaret Bow
man. Sylvia Caruth. G M. FLOYD.
A. A. Arnold. Hilda Carter and
Misses Marion Quincy Edna
Douglas and Annie b Gillian There
is still time for girls to register.
Call the YWCA today Don't miss
this opportunity for a grand vaea-
ton. Adult campers viii be accept
ed for the entire period or as week
end campers. Separate cabins will
be provided for adult campers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11

Special music Will be given by the
senior and young peoples ehoris.
MIS-. l.. A, Barr is scheduled to be
the guest speaker for the mornln6
hour The public is cordially in.
vited to attend the service
throughout the dav. Mrs. Henrietta
Morgan IS chairman of the w
mans day committee. All women
Of all churches are invited. Mr.
NJ. l.. Jones. reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-08-11
T. OF T. Hotels
Two Day Session

Grand Court of CalaHthe Juris-
diction of Arkansas held a two day
session at Arkansas Baptist col
lege last week. A large delegation
was present Supreme Worthy
Counsellor A. G. CASTOR Of Birm-
ingham. Alabama was present
throughout the session A banquet
was gNan Thursday night in hon
or of K. A. Hester, Supreme Chan
cellor Commander of Dallas, Tex
as and A. G Castor. Degrees wera
conferred and election OF offie srs
held on Friday as follows: u. B.
Mccoy. Grana I lav Counselor
Little Rock. c. M. CaRan, G4and
Reg. OF Deeds. L.tle Rock; f o
Elliott. Grand Rec Of Dep, Little
Rock: N. A. Fairmon, Grand Rec.
of Acct, Little Rock; Ida Meeks.
G. Insp., Eldorado; Classic Pfifer
G. Orator, Arkadelphia, r l..
Mosley. G.. Intor.. Little Rock, r.
f. Ferguson, esd. CummIns; Sarah
Smith, G.. J. D. BsinkleY Lille
Everett. G. Con. Huttig, Emma
COSBY. G. A Con, Lonoke; ?.
S. Wingfield, G Es., Arkadelp1la,
Lettie Morgan, G. H., North Li,tl'
Rock; Lucy Hemingway, G. Pro,
Eudora and Beulah Hadley, G. j
W. III Dorado This meeting prov
ed to be very successful
The following Officers were -
lected to the Knights of Pythias
for the ensuing year:
l. b. Armstrong. Past Grgnd
Chancellor; Frank A. Young
Grand Chancellor; G. l.. Horn
Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal, DR.. j. G.. Thornton. Grand
Master OF EXcheduer; Rev William
Erbv. Grand Prelate: DR.. N II
Parker. Grand Medical Director,
J. r. Booker, Grand Attorney
Alex Long Grand Master Of Arms.
Rev. A. w williams, Grand Mar
shall. A. - Richardson. Grard In
ner Guard Rev I S. Frisco
Grand Outer Guard. w. p Tear
down. A Arrant. and T S Hadlev
Grand Trustees; II McConico,
Chairman. ]. S. Cowan. Secretary
Treasurer and O Tc LeCrand
Benevolent Comrission.