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Evening star., 1950-03-19
Statesmen (cont'd)

sALESMEN-Make big money next 2
weeks. New sensational deal every
free. STATES TRADING. 5th hoor,
$40 So. Wells. Chicago 6.
BIG MoNEY-sen embroid-
cred Uniforms, coyeralls, jackets to
repeat business. Sales kit on ap-
proval ToPPS, Dept. 603, Rochester,
sALEsMEN-ser calendars and ad-
vertisins novelties. Buyers every
where. Low prices. Big commits
Ise' .sEs9sff 'fHaEsss REss 80 Sa%p9s.
Wood. Chicago II. III.
SALESMEN-Contact civic and sery-
ice organiz" tons and churches. Sell
exclusive franchise on new and
ever ever Presented RsDsats every every yea,
develop a very large. assured yearly
income. Air mail details, expert
encei etc, to GORDON BERNARD
CO., INC. Cincinnati IL, Ohio.
SALESMEN-Are you satisfied with
your present position? Will you be
Can laHss'Hfns MR HffAs sT ~ T nanss fo1 sp
pointment, 8 am. to l pm. -23
SALESMAN for Southern Pa, Wash.
and Maryland, call on hardware,
dept, variety and pet shops: COM
plete line dog furnishings, bird
cages; car nec; draw against comm.
when qualified: well established CO..
with active accts; no sidelines. Box
WS-1594, 221 w Al ST., N. Y. IS.
SALESMAN OR sALESWoMAN
One of the strongest. outstanding
N. Y. lines of ladies' accessories,
trimmings and notions, has an OPEN
ing in this territory for a first-class
experienced representative, calling
in this section; straight comm;
ARRANGEMENT; very liberal rate; must
with merchants; references. Write
Box WS-1602. EQUITY, 221 w Al
st. N. Y. Is.
BRAND NEW POPULAR SELLER!
Sell smartest shoe idea in years
direct to wearers; 10 sales a day
easy-pays you up to S147 weekly;
men. women, children-everbody
wants them. Nationally advertised
not in stores. Get free sample.
FLExICLOGS. Dept. F-237, New
Holstein. Wis.
North This Spring???
S25 to S1O0 daily front money. A
honey for specially and intangible
men over 40, free to travel the U.
S. See K. F. HARRIS, sales man
ager, Harrington Hotel, to ! only.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
YOUNG LADY

Typist- clerk; shorthand and book
keeping helpful; for position in office
of leading music store; excellent op-
portunity. Box 1894, Star. Ia
YOUNG WOMAN for auto company to
act as title and settlement clerk;
r-conditioned ONCE, pleasant work.
ing conditions; $50 per week to
start Box 65-A, Star.
YOUNG WOMAN
For general ofice work in credit dept.
of lge. automobile dealer; experience
In installment collection work help
fui but not necessary; must be able
to type well and take some dictation;
pleasant working conditions.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9th and New York Ave. NV. 30
WANTED-Practical nurse; white;
experienced post natal care; 2 to
wks. full time; needed approx.
June 8. Please give refs. and phone
No.; NV. section; close in. Box
A FINE FIN JOB JOB for woman who needs
extra income; million-dollar COM
pany will accept housewives appli-
cations, full or part time; no ex-
perience necessary. as any woman
can do this work. Prompt interview
given. Write, state age, address,
telephone number. MRS. M. AMER
ICA, $500 A st. s.e. -21
REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN need of
stenographer-cler permanent, 5 n :
day wk. Start at $40 with chance
for advancement. AIKEN 81 AIKEN,
500 H ct. NV.
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RIZIK BROS.
110S Conn. Ave.

SALESLADIES - Experienced. For
full and part time; in sportswear
accessories and lingerie depts.: excel
salary; store discounts and benefits
Apply Mr.. Howard, 4th floor.
PHILIPSBORN'S "
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WRITE 8 WORDS
COLLECT S7.65

OOA1S4 PEsVO
Make S7.65 on 10-second demonstra-
tion to merchants; write on glass
with amazing magic crayon. Presto
"a 5-color advertising message
takes fre and glows like brilliant
Neon. Four sales day bring 5000
comm. Don't wait. Rush penny
postcard for full details; complete
sales kit-all FREE MAXILUME
CO. 125 w. Hubbard ST., Dept.
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HELP WoMEN
STENOCR APHEP

Young lady with some knowledge of
good salary for qualified person;
5h-day wk. Apply to Mrs. Zichter-
man, FASHION SHOPS, INC, 1900
Evening star., 1950-03-19
HELP WoMEN (conf. J

BEAUTICIAN, experienced, neat, in
tele. Call FA. S7s7.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. 18th and
Columbia I'd. vicinity. AID. s799.
BEAUTICIAN, expert finger waver and
permanent waver; l day off; excel
lent pay; air-conditioned shop. Call
n sar 6S gSrs9n; Pm, ARTHuR,s a II sEA9TY As1a
BEAUTICIAN. all around, young, at
tractive, thoroughly experienced;
Nd. license required; salary and
commission. 81. 2232, SH. Sab.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper. Nc
BEAUTY OPERATORS
sAIoS OF t aiaeafs EI1aABETH TaS ARDEN Ar asS
LII idzr,.u, Conn; n1,. ave. NV Personal in
BEAUTY OPERATOR-S50 plus com.
mission. Apply LOUIS CREATIVE
BEAuTY "a T1nh' opERAToR. PEI ron experienced
Apply in person to MANS BEAUTY
SALON, 705o Marlboro pike Sc.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, au-around
good salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
BEAUTY SALON, 3700 Mass. ave.
NV. Phone EN-. 5000. -2l
BOOkKEEPER - Experienced, typ
ing. steady position. Apply after l
pm: 5S02 Georgia ave. NV. 30
BUOkkEEPER, front Office assistant
in new wcman's hotel, full charge
bookke eping and payroll experience
necessary; most agreeable working
conditions, pleasant contacts; salary
open. More than usual opportunity
for executive experience and ad-
yancement. Furnished apt. available
If desired. If your present employ
ment has lost its charm, give US
full details concerning your expert
ence, age. marital status. personal
qualifications. Replies confidential
Box t7-A, Star. -la
BOOKkEEPER, single entry. must be
experienced, for small office; good
opportunity for right person. Apply
LUNA CLEANERS, 1906 l4th st. nv
10"
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Lamp Salesman

To sell one Of Americas most we'll
know and nationally advertised line
of modern ceramic lamps and gifts
in Pennsylvania, Delaware snd
Maryland. High-type sideline men
considered. State full particulars.
Only experienced men with follow
ing considered. Commission basis.
Box 342, 1474 Broadway, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Appointment Clerks

Appointment Clerks
We have openings to experienced
telephone solicitors. to work at home
from 3 to 8 hrs. daily; salary plus
bonus. See MRS. BYERS, after
moons, Room 102. 1885 X st. NV.
-2I
ARTIST, commercial, for local adver-
tising department; full-time job;
scratch-board technique necessary.
Write Box 454-A Star 30
35 yrs. of age. Must be interested
in learning advertising and sales
promotion. Expert typist, steno.
Attractive. Excel. appearance. Cap
able of meeting public. Able to
opportunity for young lady inter
ested in career. Excel. working cond.
Salary open. Give full details of
past exp. BOX 49-A. Star.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
SALESMAN
AGENTS

AGENTS-Door-to door men, buy d.
rect from factory representative;
many hot items. 2235 LIST, n.w.-2O
FREE SAMPLES. Big profits show
ing GLOW-IN-TH-DARK specialties
House numbers, pictures, plastic
novelties, religious and nursery
objects, etc. Large manufacturer.
MADISON MILLS, 303 Fourth ave,
New York N "
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Arthur Murray Instructors

Arthur Murray Instructors
22-32. There are 20 permanent po-
sitions open at the Arthur, Murray
Dance Studios. list month, mini.
experience necessary but must have
natural dancing ability; good op-
portunity for quick advancement
to positions of supervisors, inter.
viewers and managers who can
earn between S75 and $14o weekly
8 weeks free training. Apply in
' SEE MISS o'DAY
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS
11O6 Conn Ave. -19
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CASHIER

Young lady as cashier in lge. jewelry
store, must be experienced and able
to type; permanent position, good
starting salary and company bene-
flts. Do not phone, apply in per-
son to Mr.. Burton, CASTELBERGS,
1904 F st. NV. 30
excellent opportunity
for q thoroughly experienced super
market cashier. Top wages, bonus
plan, paid vacation, free hospital
tzation and many employe benefits.
Apply RIM. 124, Shirlington Theater
Bldg, Arlington, Va. -19
CASHIER-TYPIST, finance or small
loan exper., must reside Hyattsville
or Mt. Rainier area: salary to start,
S45 week; promotion possibilities.
Box ABA, Star.
exper.. white, for dry clean
ing store. See Mr.. Listrani. CHILL
LUM CLEANERS, GE, 666S. 30
CLERK, for dry cleaning store, ex-
perience not essential; good start
ing salary; steady position. Apply
SHERMAN CLEANERS. 770S Ga.
ave. NV.
CLERKS-Young women who are
single and high school graduates;
some knowledge of tipping, for gen.
eral clerical work; permanent po-
sition, working conditions are ideal,
salary you will be satisfied with.
Call DI. 1886.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

small once. Apply 5lo = st. NV,
Room SOL.
CLERK TYPIsT, interesting work,
capable of assuming responsibility.
week. Apply in person MELPAR,
INC, 452 Swami ave-, Alexandria.
CEEERY-TYpIsT, for billing, accurate
with figures; 5.day wk;;. $lS0 per
mo: MRS; SUMMERS; MA. .O927:
lady for perm. position in real estate
office. See Miss Frazier, 10 to 2,
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC, 1920 x
CiI.EiRtKssTiYP1sT-For III mortgage bank
& ing company; insurance rd;,Es dsp,; mini, mI,s
Wash. area, Insurance experience
disqualification. annual leave; per-
manent, position; $40 wk. start.
nep.e appy in PspeRcK 70 W phGas ssRsas ss!s
nc; 1925 K St NV. Mr. Bra@.
I1asR CII1EaRsRK-TYpIsT-some bookkeeping
exper.; excellent working cond.: !:
hours, 8 to 8 Mon. thru Fri. and
essTy gLssE ssa &c. 6S e6Sm sS Il f4hea ber
5-day week. $50 s'0 to 'saS5i 9:s6. Con,
genial surroundings. In large in
surance company's home. office. Good
opportunity for advancement. Re-
tirement plan. Paid vacations. Sick
leave allowances. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Room 702, 1343 II st.
NV. 40
CLERK-TYPIST-Young woman with
aptitude for figures: knowledge. OF
shorthand desirable Apply by let
ter, giving age, education and salary
expected. EIsINGER MILL q LUM-
BER CO., Bethesda (14l, Md. -22
Evening star., 1950-03-19
SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN

COUPLE-Colored wish Job on farm
or estate, tenant house, or as jani-
tor. mafnt. man, quarters, exp.
Ref. 494 st. S.W. Write Box Alb,
Evening star., 1950-03-19
TOY SALESMAN

Travel states surr. Washington as
exclusive repr. for mfr. Of large
prestige line. Must be especially
personable. capable. steady and
VS.. comm: $4,000 to $4,000 yearly
earnings. Salesmanager will inter
view in Washington. Write fully to
qualify for appointment. Box 2S9-z,
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Shoe-WindoW Trimmer

| Bcx 472-Z, Star.
SUPERVISOR, carpenter, foreman
sxpspr arp ssSats eSm asDsbss eomnets
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, thor.
oughly familiar with city; excel
lent refs. LU. 4-49s4, 7:30 te
TRUCK DRIVER. WHITE. single
non-drinker Or smoker. d G. per.
8 pm. LU. 1-4414.
TYING WANTED, envelopes ad-
dressed. etc. , Call Michigan "a 2aSS
YOUNG MAN, studying arch. eng al
night, desires employment with con-
tractor, builder, engineer or re-
lated fields. Teie. IA. $500.
YOUNG MAN, BACKGROUND In en-
sineering and sales management
exper., now during grad. work In
law. LOOKING for position of per-
mAnence, with some responsibility
Box BABY, Star. 30
Evening star., 1950-03-19
OPENINGS

Full and part time Jobs in selling and
non-selling departments.
Corsets.
Millinery.
Floor Manager.
Yard Goods.
Shades.
Cosmetics
Boys Clothing
Apply Personnel once. 5th Floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
7th and K Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
HELP WOMEN

ACCORDION TEACHER-Cail in per
son. third floor: 1888 G st. NV:
checking invoices, handling purchase
orders and receiving papers. Must
be quick and. accurate with figures;
BoUR, AT. i4oO, for appointment
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE machine
operator; ne. location; 5-day wk.;
S1S5 per mo. Call MR.. O'MERARA,
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT. perma-
nent position for young lady in ad-
yertising dept. of expanding retail
firm; knowledge Of tipping essential;
shorthand pref. but not essential.
Apply TO Miss Sauer. JOHN G! WEB
STER, 627 st. NV. al
ALTERATION LADY, must be exp,
with women's coats, suits and dresses.
BRESLAu. 614 10Th ST. NV
Evening star., 1950-03-19

MOTION PICTURE riding trainees,
TIoN PICTURE CORR, Room 49,,
Bond Bldg, between 1880 pm.
MULTIGRAPH TYPE SETTER, ex-
perieneed, for permanent position in
Apply in person to personnel office,
HOT SHoPPES, INC. 1724 H st. NV.
MuLTILITH OPERATOR TYPIsT-
Young woman, need not be expert,
sn nor m9th n3 adsrsta and s,In ang rnrs seDsr pa
In small town: Write for interview
BROTHERS, INC. Ahoskie, N; c.
NURSE, registered, oral surgeons Of
in general anesthesia preferred Box
NURSE. 1GssH. Sisfi r. H., for medical elm clinic
S2,250 per yr.; .40-hr., 7-day wk.. ir-
regular hours but none later thar,
soperase ,essd Can pES5Sas Ex ooo7 ana mesi'ai si
OFFICE GIRLS, high school gra6u.
ates, for general office work; excel
lent working conditions with en-
P1To P5Hs 9psY sensy co.. Appls sss 7tS MEsrhES g
capable tspist with PIX board ex-
perience. Must reside Mt. Rainier
area. Salary to start, S45 week.
Pleasant surroundings. Box 1854,
Star.
PORTRAIT RETOUCHER-Thorough-
ly experienced only; good etcher for
quality studio; good salary. perma-
nent position. CHASE STUDIOS,
1904 M ST. NV.
PRESSERS, wool, experienced, for
permanent position; highest piece
work rate. Apply Mr.. Oppenheimer
at. 1854 P st. NV, Q to IL am.
only. ARISTO CLEANERS.
PRIMARY TEACHER for school year
379-Y, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-op-
portunity for unlimited earnings In
downtown ONCE; new homes avail
able. Call MR.. CARR, ST. 1881.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
HELP DOMESTIC Cont. J

DIP OR WHITE or colored woman,
live in, good housekeeper; adults,
one 4ha-yr. child; responsible, exc,
refs; salary. $50 weekly plus room
and board; don't apply unless quail
fed. OIL. 1856.
HOUSEKEEPER
Well experienced and neat person
only; must live in; for employed
couple: 1-child nursing. school ass;
Evening star., 1950-03-19
SALES MANAGER

0k11TO IEI1A1N1AO1IIC
Twenty years experience as
a producer and organizer;
thorough knowledge of Govt
sales, placing items on
schedule OF supplies, and
negotiating of contracts.
Age 48, college graduate.
Box 473-Z, Star.
SALES MANAGER, experienced In
heating. major appliances, kitchen
equipment. Engineering back
ground, make surveys and layouts.
Capable organizer and producer. Now
employed, seeks change. Box 1885,
2. Star. 22s
Evening star., 1950-03-19
RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
Opening now available in modern
apartment building. located in NV.
experienced, under As years of age
and available Immediately. In let
ter of application. give complete
history of experience, salary In
each position, education marital
status. etc. Write Box 150-A. Star
SEAMSTRESs, experienced, for bet
ter clientele Permanent position
Excellent salary. Apply at once. l01s
sALEsLADIEs-Exper. for coat, suit,
dress depts.: full and part-time pos.
good salary, plus commission: 5-day,
40-hr. wk. Apply personnel dept,
J.. FRANK CO., 18th and F SITS. NV.
SALESLADY for greeting card dept,
exp. not nee, apply WILLIAM BAL
LANTYNE & SON. 1921 r St. NV,
bet. 10 and IL am. and 3 to 4 u.m.
I'll
SALEsLADYS-Must be experienced
in infants and children's wear
Steady position. short hours. salary
to start. S36. CABoTS, 1880 F st.
sALEsLADY. experienced: lingerie,
.isSsssoIies ace SN fslssg nIEa gus ocu commits mis-
~ e@
Evening star., 1950-03-19
North This Spring???

S25 to S1oo daily front money. A
honey for speciality and intangible
men over 40, free TO travel the o.
ager, Harrington Hotel, 8 to / only.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

High school graduate for permanent
position with national finance or
ganiZation; 5l2-day wk. Splendid
working conditions. Prefer girl liv-
ing in Silver Spring area. Apply
raaroia
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Typist- clerk; shorthand and book
keeping helpful; for position in Office
of leading music store; excellent op-
portuuity Box 333-A, Star Ia
Evening star., 1950-03-19

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
S5.95 up. Fifth ave. N. Y, flrm
desires women to sell new dresses,
was. syits iinseIis hosisry seen odd y
commissions. Write for sample book
MODERN MANNER. 260AN Fifth
Evening star., 1950-03-19

STENOGRAPHERS (2).
Beginner considered. Pub
fishing company. Five-day
week; good starting salary, in
crease in six months; ad-
vancement opportunity. Two
weeks vacation first year, IL
days sick leave per year, free
insurance.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

sALEsWOMEN, thoroughly exper.. for
dresses and sportswear; excel. earn
ings. KAPLoW1TZ, on 18th bet.
= aud
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28

Sennia Scott and Mrs. Loda Ken
dirk were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stovall last week Mrs.
Oetavla Walters and Mrs. Naomi
Scott We're guests of Frank Wash
lngton and Mrs, Pauline Washing
ton.-rsSametta and Evelyn Ann
Washington spent a week with
Rev, and Mrs. w, w. Lawson re-
Gently, Mrs Estella Walker and
son visited Mrs. Lawrence Purifoy
last Week.-Mrs. Nettie Jean Ran
dial and Mr. Sims were married re-
Gently, Other recent marriages
were the marriage Of Chatmon
Thon to Miss Freddie M. Crane
and Ellis Morgan to Miss Ether
Mae Allen..A Sunday school rail-
ly will be held at Mt. Zion AME
church Sunday. Saturday night an
ice cream supper will be given.
The public is invited The fami-
~ union of the late Mr. and Mrs
Archie Jane was held recently. A
number of the family members
were present.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28
OES ARC
LILA NJ. Brown

SUNDAY school was very well at
tended with Floyd Thomas in
charge Mr.. Thomas visited rein.
lives in Little Rock He was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Thomas
Sunday school at Bethel AME
church was conducted by Ode
Brown Mrs Altha Spencer. Mr.
and Ms. sam Pagan and Bonnie
Vaer the have returned to Chi
cage Tweed Valentine visited his
sister recently Mrs. Lucy Qualls
returned to st Louis last week,
hev K. W Rodgers preached n
spiritual sermon Sunday and mo-
tored 10 Pisco to attend the fourth
anniversary of Rev. James Chalan-
der pastor of Bethlehem Mrs
Sarah Ford and Mrs. Louise Ford
were in Cotton Plant last week on
buslness.-s.Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Baker Of Chicago were home visit
ing Roy Williams, father of Mrs
BaSer-...Mrs. Cecil Holloway mo-
tored to Little Rock to see her
niece, Georgia Ann Humboldt who
is ill-...Rev. w. T, Watson ran a
revival at Bethel AME church last
week Rev. Brown of Tie Plant
was present and preached two very
inspiring sermons. Rev. r. A. Coo
ney made the alter call and Oscar
Edwards was reunited with Eel
lowship Baptist church. Mrs. Mag
gle Williams and daughter of Clar-
endon, spent a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Porter Williams Mrs.
Estel1 Dean and grandson. Bobbie
Dean Shaw. are visiting relatives
IN Chicago...Mrs. Pearlene Hol-
loWay left last week to visit rela-
tives and friends in Chicago o..
Rev. ard Mrs. r. w. Rodgers spent
Sunday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oddie Brown. Mrs. Evie
Holloway is in St Louis visiting
her sister and old friends Mrs.
Willie Mae Thomas is visiting her
brothers in Chicago. She also plans
to visit her daughter IN Ohio be-
fore returning home.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

Prof. e. E. Bailey, ex-prineipal of
Malvern high school, recently re-
turned home and brought with
him his master of arts degree
from Columbia University, New
York. He reports that he was a.
mong 8008 scholars who received
various degrees . Alexander Amos
and his wife recently left for New
York after spending two weeks
here with relatives and friends
x l. Jones. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Larkin Jones, of West Malvern.
and his young wife. CAROLYN. are
proud parents Of baby girl. Rosa
lind Loiuana Fannie Thomas. co.
owner Of the Safety Way Cafe is
visiting her son, Albert, in Rich
mond, California. Mrs Bessie Mar
zette and Mrs. Edna Hart are in
charge until Mrs Thomas returns.
New Hope Baptist church cele-
brated its Goth anniversary last
week This church was established
by Rev b. Whitlow. who also
founded First Baptist Rev c. IT.
Nolan delivered the keynote ad-
dress Mrs. Lottie johnson Of
Oklahoma is here visiting rela-
tivcs and friends Miss Tecola
Lee reports that the Hughes re-
union win convene the last Sunday
in this month at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lee. Members Of
the Hughes family from California,
Connecticut. Michigan and Illinois
arc expected 70 be present All
friends and acquaintances Of the
family are invited 10 come by and
say hello Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Gilkic lost their daughter. Flor
enc. last week. Mr.. Gillle is well
known here being worthy master
OF ST. Luke Lodge No. %, Masons.
Funeral arrangements were not
complete at this writing Jimmie
Hunter, young southpaw hurler
for the Malvern Globe-Trotters,
pitched good game in Hope re-
Gently. Hunter controlled the
mound fer the entire 9 innings
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28

Eugene Thomas

LuHtue iuoIids
Mrs. Jennie b. Simpson has re-
turned from Kansas City where
she has been visiting friends and
relatives...aMr. and Mrs. Willie
Ellington are home from their visit
in Milwaukee ..-.. Mrs. Louise Craig
is visiting friends here. She is a
resident of Stockton, California
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Holland and
Mrs. Ida Moore are visiting rela-
tives. They are all residents of
Chicago-...-Mrs. Cynthia Danger
field and family of st. Louis are
guests of Prof. and Mrs. A. l..
Reed Fred White has a broken
wrist received when a limb fell on
it The eighth anniversary of Rev
c. c. Miller held at Mt. Moriah
church was observed Sunday.
Mrs. M. Harris. Miss c. Castle
berry and James Harris of Los An
geles are here visiting friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Collin of Little Rock spent Sun
day with Mrs. NJ Mcdonald ~.
Mrs Ben Norman is vacatoning
in Detroit Mrs. Robert Ivory of
Pine Bluff visited Rev and Mrs.
c. l.. Reed Mr.. and Mrs. + Ellis
of Los Angeles are visiting here.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28
STAN
Sidney Young

Mrs A. w. Flowers attended the
grand session Of Eastern Stars In
Pine Bluff. Persons attending the
youth department of the Pink Lii
~ Chapter 100, were Mrs Ruth
L. Leeper Misses Rosa Anna LOU
dermill, Dorothy Bess Walker,
Marjorie Young, Zadie Young and
James A. Heron Marjorie Young
spent last week in Pine Bluff with
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson Miss
Mable Young attended the Sunday
school congress in Magnolia Mr.
and Mrs Glen Leeper, William
Walker and Mrs. A. w. Flowers
were in Hope and Gurdon on bust
ness last week Mrs. Minnie
Hayes of Little Rock is here visit
ing her mother and sister, Mrs.
Ethel Griffin.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28
Meme
Olear Iiartin

A birthday dinner wis given by
Mrs, Willie l.. Pasehel in honor
Of her father, L. Tilmon of Pine
Bluff, recently Mrs Dora Brad
ley of Richmond, California is Vi
sitting her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Collins Mrs. Ell
nora Ellis OF Magnolia was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs VIII Newton ....
Mrs Allie Runyan and Lusiah
Smith attended the Grand Lodge
which was held in Pine Bluff.
Bob Hughey Of Memphis was
guest of his sister Mrs. Allie Run
van, last week Mrs. Magazine
Gates of Sweet Home VS. guest of
her sister, Mrs. Corene Runyan re-
Gently E. Pennington left last
week for Los Angeles Mrs. Co
rene Runyan and daughter Pa
trlcla Ann spent Thursday of last
week visiting friends in Little
Rock-.--On the sick list this week
are Mrs. Clemmie Collins Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1950-07-28
Dewitt


- wv
The Sunday School convention
OF the Progressive district conven-
ed at the First Baptist church on
July IA through l6 with high
services. Rev W. G. Marchell of
Gould is president Total amount
Of money raised $l85.40 Mr.. Daw-
son and Mrs. Hayes of Pine Bluff
We're present on Saturday. Rev D
d. Dent of Reydel preached a soul
stirring sermon. Rev. Adams, state
missionary, was also present. The
Sacred Five of Little Rock spon
sored program Sunday evening
0. B. Elders il OF Pine Bluff visit
ed in the city recently...E. c.
Stevens notored to Little Rock re-
Gently, He was accompanied by
Earnest Vaughns and Henry =.
Brunson.....M Miss Virine Lynn of
Ell Dorado visited in the city re-
Gently Clarence Logan is on
leave and is in Hot Springs for
his health~,..Sam Hobson motored
to Comden recently accompanied
by Sam Ricumstrick ......, The two
month summer school has opened
at the Emmanuel school. Prof. Ell
jah Coleman, principal.