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.Og1 INV = VI n 6NGs II W.
OIL BURNER, complete with tank,
noiler, stack relay, time relay and
fPas5m0iset PRone ao e77 7E7Esssn'l' in operation att
ORGAN, concert model, Hammond;
only mos. old; forced to sell be-
cause OF finances. Call OIL. 9450.
PIANo-come in today and choose
and have it Delivered Wp to ,'ss Your 70 home ome
on campbelIs famous rentai-pur-
chase plan. You may select any plano
you like from our large stock Of
new. and used pianos. Prices start
as low as 1878. Rentals as low
as $3.50 NO. mo- All amounts paid
peried. cAMsBEnG M sn1 Music ice sToRsl reassi
l108 g st: NV. DI. S464. %
PIANO. walnut, WurItzer, apt.-size,
dealers. IA. s-41s4.
PIIAaEoS-Uprights, $65 UP: apt. size,
by experts. Established 1901. Al
ways good buy at schaeffers, Free
sunday; sunday; eaa scHAETFERs sET1i sse p PrANo INsS
sa9P, sas3p., s s2S o6Sn 6Snifant ST., SILVER
rsNsSRasS ss sp saass: s2sS sssS aP aB fSa'sss se
ings on new spinets an6 consoles.
Also Steinway. Chickering, Hard
man and other fine granos. $495
up. Terms. Free parking, free de-
livery. Open Mon. and Fri. til 9
pm. SILVER SPRING PIANO CO.,
s57 Pershing dr.. SH: 633S. IS
PIANO, Fischer grand, IT. z: good
condition; $425. Call GE. 5439 be-
tween and Z pm. 3
PIANO. used Steinway small upright,
values. sT. $500. PIANO MART.
INC. 1015 9TH st. NV. tjust above
the library. %
PIANO. Betsy Ross spinet and bench;
perfect condition; S450. TIE. 1887.
PIANo--Give your child the oppor.
tunity Of learning to play the piano.
The cost Of having an instrument
In your home Is not high on our
special purchase rental plan. Phone
us for details. ST. 9400. JORDAN
PIANO CO.. corner 18th and @ sts
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

your home with
Bondstone. Applied over any sur
face. The dollar value to your home
is many times the cost OF Bond
stone. Free esti., 80 mo. to pay. WI.
6088. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO: !;
4s19 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda. Nd.
summer go gray. tan.
winter suit, overcoat. Sizes 36.3d
outgrown. $35 for all. 10. 5-0393
TABLES, Chinese. deeply carved
round teakwood table with stools;
TELEyiSION, iY00.inch. Emerson; good
condition; very reasonable, aaD
TRfEvIsIoN. Eli philco 1851 l7-in.;
DE. $500 day, MI. 1880 after 6 pm.
rELEvIsIoN SETS up TO 4o& Oh.
2-year service on al. models Last
years models slashed Many moor
samples and demonstrators Free
eS%s opsn eVss 1s@0nstTrt0n ant RoEAT Esiy & isFRi
ANcE CO. 1911 Nichols ave Sc.
LU 4-7060
Emerson, 1851 model.
500; GE radio, 3-speed Victrola.
$50. DU. 1853 after 8 PIN. -
81 demonstrators; big
savings; trade and terms. o.
sf sM19Hsj 99HLsjoss6j "a y $. ls44 H st. ne.
Hallicrafter. Model 900,
500; radio phonograph, Bendix con-
sole. S65. Cali FA. 4964. IL
TELEVISION RENTAL
SIS per wk.. small deposit. DOWD'S
TV. 44lS Conn. ave. OR. 1900 %
7.60x15. white sidewall Good
rich Super cushion. perfect castings
with full Goodyear all-weather re-
treads, compl. with tubes. OIL. 8063.
3
TIRES, white walls (3), purchased
weeks ago; 6.50x16; new tubes;
sacrifice, S125. RA. 5012, aft. 7:30.
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MODERN nIIPI.EY

MODERN DUPLEX
431 18th st. SEE rms. k, b.; nicely
furn.: $50. K. FAIRBAIRN, 1927 K
st. NV. ST. $3.50; ewes. DE. 1928.
2707 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Beautifully furn. 1-bedrm. apt. incl.
all utils., furn. incl. teievision set
and many other extra luxuries.
Located in a modern elevator bldg;
S165 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. Ma. 5000. -3
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN AND SUB
LETS. WASH. VA. MD WHITE
81; SAT-, SUN. 9-S
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. 0OO7
14th ST. AND N Y. AVE, NV
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Four-d drawer wood letter size wfo
sides. $3.50: 4-drawer wood letter
size. steel drawers full suspension.
$19.95; legal size new four-drawer
steel with lock S4995 N. FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st NV EX. S974.
FLOORING
ing or subfiooring: special this
week. S25 a NJ a. yard
ACE WRECKING CO.
4O02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
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fOkN.-2 Simmons twin beds: !
white enamel kitchen cabinet WITH
pread box. 31x21x36 in. AD. 5si0
bed, complete SIo.
easy chair. cover, $3.50: 2-drawer
hinge-top desk. SIS; 2 9xI2 rugs. Ill
ga, walnut smoking stand. "a.
Jo I0of ss1dps ismp; So 4o1 e5th st. ne
GAS RANGE; GE refrigerator a Ell
u; Z15-Eal. oil storage tank. Rea-
sonable: Call OIL. 8397. -2 50
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef cIuste,
burner, table top with cover. Conn
lS ano get y; $50. oW. S62S. q
GAS RANGES. all sizes new useo
Large stock. bargain prices ACME
SIOvE, lol J 7th Ma. S952
GAS RANGES. new useo; credit: in,
stallation PEERLESS SAFE aaa. la
Ga ave. DE 1910
GUNs.-New and used, bought anf
sold. All types fishing tackle. oper
evenings and Sundays. TRADING
HOT-WATER HEATER, electric S0.
gallon; like new; 5@year guarantee
SD. Call SH. 1913. "A
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Mattress
radio and other small items: good
cond:: reas. RA. 2877, ewes, "a
ICE BOX: Coolerator. brand new: S35,
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AIR CONDITIONER

Observation-Disclosures
A small deposit will assure of a cool
summer. Call Ii. 3-4112. r. q M
REFRIGERATION CO.. Authorized
fbondei) Service Dealer.
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KARDEX CABINETS
STEEL AND WOOD
5xS. 4x6. 3x5. PRICED REAapN.
ABLY. Is AVAILABLE. 6S9 NEW
-t0zA AVE. NV.
LAUNDERALL, excellent condition
Sloo 100 Webster st. ne. ia. 7720.
LIVING RNI. sUTTE-3-pc. plastic,
excel. cond. SH. 1875. a
LIVING ROOM SET, 2-pc. slipcoyers
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ing $3.50; S2b down, 3 yrs. to pay
balance.
1911 g st. NV. ST. 534S
II
PIANOS = BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de.
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
antead Emhodies features OF small
grand. and upright: full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action. lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases In mahogany. walnut light
ID GzcE1sTSE aS6s1ss '1a At sRHSsi auso woaca
026 q St. NV.
Esfahlished 1870
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TOILETS AND TANKS

TOILETS AND TANKS
New, close coupled. special this week.
S24.95.. ACE WRECKING &sBUILD-
ING MATERIAL CO.. 4002 MINI
ave. ne. LU. 4-0500 II
TUXEDO, black; 2-pc.. 3s-in. chest
worn once. GE. 0216.
rYPEWRlTER. l. c. SMITH special
S32 80 UNITED TYPEWRITER 20
S13 14th st nv
TYPEWRITERS. portable. .flool
samples; up to $50 trade-in allow
anee on your old machine. CENTRAL
TYPEWRiTERs. used; s1b up: loC
machines to sell Immediately: need
space. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER sALE-You Just
can't beat these: Hoover, $3.50;
Kenmore, $3.50; Eureka, So. so;
brand-new Royal tank-type, S49.95;
hand cleaner. like new, $3.50.
3Sl2 Lee hwy, CH. 4914. Il
VACUUM CLEANERS
Over 100 Hoovers. GEs. Eurekas
and many other brands: your choice,
So 95; attachments available; fully
guaranteed; try before you buy.
SH. 41oS or JU. 7-9461. any time.
-
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DAY. NIGHT 7'-Sf AND SUNDAY. So
WA. 4040-JO. 2-4491. 3
~ ANTENNA SERVICE = Installa-
CIALIzED SERVICE. EX. $685.. So
uRHSLsTEE1NG RES IL 9lEfS wpSs f9ay
or night; Ap: 1894; 49, r-6
cement work all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE, DI. 1928. r"
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MARBLE

Several colors. At I7O5 K st. NV
ARROW. EX. 1855. Ii. 3-2602. g
MIMEoGRAPH STENCILS, letter size;
~ value at 81 per quire. CENTRAL,
20l9 14th st. NV.
MOTORS. l/100 to 100 h.p.: and re.
auction gear; 6-440 sults; reWound
exch CARLY, 1903 l4th. NO. O224
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BUILDING MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERIAL
Largest stock of used materials In
Washington. Compare our prices to
those Of new material and save SIS.
We also carry complete line OF
NEW building material.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Thick butt shingles. all coiors. S2.35
bundle ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 1902 MINI.
ave. ne. LU 4-0500. il
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Off1CE FURNITURE
Special announcement. We have
Just purchased 2 carloads late mod
ern ONCE furniture. Of every de-
sss9iptitqn, SCRIP Of Eaale Lion Classics
offered at prices and savings IN Ia
50%. cannot be duplicated. Desks.
tables. chairs. file cabinets, air-con :
ditton machines, fans. tables, book
cases, Unlimited quantity, recondi-
MANHATTAN OFFICE ESufP. co CO"
639 New YORK ave. n W.
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SVO. INE. ZOoO.
LUMBER
We O Iarra etnoL 30

LUMBER
We have large stock of yell.sea- a.
soned lumber, free Of nails: ali sizes
LOCO, pieces 3x12. 16 to 26 it. Cali
Us, where lumber can be seen. We
deliver. ARROW WRECKfNG CO..
hoo s. Capitol st. Ii. 3-226i. -
MACHTNERY-Diamond milling ma
chine, Warren and Swasney No.
surret y rlo lathe; in excellent condition !;
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR CONDITIONER. " h.p.. Philco
cabinet. Best offer. LU. 1-1605
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SOFA, genuine antique, 6'68, San
peri. cond. $3.50. Oh. o02S. -3
SOFA BED, rose, like new; 500.
Cali MA. 9os6. Ext. 705. after Z
SOFA AND CHAIR, sa5; johnson
$45. KE. 3-6504. II
sIENoTYPE, late model. recondi.
toned, guaranteed. S42.60 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 i4th ct
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HoUsEKEEPING--Clean quiet, at
tn,,af tTsssive .d zeal nss litsls home 81 week;
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BRICKS
BUILDERS

metal doors, metal
frames sliding closet fronts. all
sizes in stock; access panels. ST.
1852. 52l Goth st. NV.
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AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models; 20es off list price
for cash buyers; installed In regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO..
2I59 Georgia ave. NV, Hudson
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
mons. president and Rev. Z. Wilde,

mons, president and Rev. Z. Wilde
vice president, along with Rev. NJ
Flagg reported the meeting to be
very successful. The singing con.
vention of the district Is presid I'd
over by 4, Winston and Mr.. Rob.
inson, These meetings which are
held each fifth Sunday do much
to inspire the youth In lisious
work.n.eRev. z. w. Washington is
very busy these days. Some are
thinking there will soon be an
other Mrs, Washington in the
house......Matthero Mcdaniel of
Morrilton is the teacher in vocal
music for Cypress Creek district
and the middle west district
Albert Woody son of Mrs N v.
Woody of Blaekville. who now re-
sides in Wichita, Kansas are visit
ing friends and relatives at their
Old home town.. II. V. Harris
of Blaekville, w. M. of the local
masonic lodge, went shopping in
the county seat recently. He Is a
retired bridge builder
buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
By BETTY BARCLAY

These warm summer DAYS call
tor outdoor living - at the beach.
IN the patio, or in a shaded spot on
the lawn or porch - to keep cool
IL is certainly no time to spend
hours indoors over a hot stove.
This is picnic time, and here are
some special menus with few
helpful packing suggestions and
treasured recipes that will come in
mandy many times this summer
when the family says, Lets have
picnic;
Picnic Menu No. |
when outdoor cooking is possible)
Picnic Hamburgerss
ito be cooked outdoors)
Buttered Hamburger Rolls
Pickle Relish
Homemade Potato Salad with
Fresh Tomato Quarters
Cup Cakes Fresh Whole Peaches
Thermos OF Milk for Children
Coffee for Adults
(made on fire outdoors or
taken in thermos)
Packing suggestions: /. Keep
hamburgers cold until ready to
cook. 2. Carry buttered rolls in
same carton in which they we're
purchased and the whole carton
covered tightly with waxed paper.
3. CHARTERED tomatoes can be put
in the potato salad and carried in
a covered jar. 4. Cup cakes and
whole peaches should be wrapped
individually.
Picnic Menu No. u
when no cooking facilities
q are available)
Thermos OF Iced Tomato Juice
Tor jar OF ice cubes and cans OF
juice and paper cups)
Ham and Cheese Sandwiches
on Rye
Raw Carrot Sticks and
Celery Hearts
Deviled Eggs
Peanut Butter Grape-Nuts Cookies.
y Fresh Cherries
Chilled Carbonated Beverages
(Milk for Children
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

+ ID. Pitts

The Progressive singing union
met last week at Redell. First Bap-
fist choir and others were present.
Rev. B. J. Jordan of Pine Bluff
preached at First Baptist Sunday
night Mr.. and Mrs Roy Martin,
accompanied by Isiah Pitts and
daughter, visited their relatives in
Pine Bluff last week. They also
visited friends and relatives at the
Oak Grove church in Laid Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus A. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keet Tublis and children of
Walnut Ridge; Sgt. and Mrs. r. H.
Redley of Fit. Mead, Maryland Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark re-
Gently John Roy Bradford Of De-
troit is here visiting relatives in
the city Miss Blanche Mays of
st. Louis and Floyd Jennings of
Detroit are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Effie Jennings
is in the United Friends hospital
in Little Rock Mrs. Lucy Clay
ton visited her daughter in Pine
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

Mother Sanders of St, Louis Is in
the city visiting Miss Mile and
MRS. Samantha Wilson. Mrs se-
iesta praton and her sister, Mrs.
Abron Of East Chicago are in the
city visiting their sisters, Mrs. An
ME Erwin and Mrs. Lille Me.
erory.,.,Mrs, Dovie Pitman's
daughters and son have returned
to their homes Mrs, Lecie Ar
romus and children are in the
city visiting their mother, Mrs Sal.
lie Bledsoe Mrs. S. A. Wells left
Tor Detroit to be with her SON
Henry Wells, and family Mrs
Matilda Lowe spent last week in
newport Rev j f, Bufford was
mere recently, He was accompanied
by Rev. Harris of Little Rock He
preached at Jackson Chapel CINE
Mis- apron and sister, Mrs. Sc
lesta Draghton, have been visiting
here Anthony Seats is improving
after severe shock at the mill
where he is employed The M. w
st. Joseph Grand lodge ARM and
Mt Olive grand chapter, OES held
their 18th annual executive session
at ST, Luke Baptist church A vel
come program was held Wednes-
day night. Mayor John Ferguson
gave the welcome. Mrs. Oslo Walk.
err Of Texarkana acted as mistress
OF ceremonies A very eolorful
parade of masons and eastern
stars was held Thursday at 4 p. m.
The group marched from st. Luke
through the main part of town.
The grand master of Texas made
an address to the 300 delegates
attending the meeting, The session
was very enjoyable.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

present..-.c, C. Govan has moved
with his mother The All club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+ Williams with a nice attendance.
The summer term of school will
begin this week, Teachers will be
Rev, j. E Mckissie and his wife
and Miss Charlotte L, Boatner.
The Sunshine band sponsored a
bubble gum contest. Miss Emma
Rush is visiting her grand pareets.
Mr.. and Mrs, r, A. Cooney Met
Willie Ann johnson of Kansas Is
visiting Mrs Willie Mae Thomas.
Dan Chase carried bus load
on fishing trip last week Mrs.
Bessie Dixon spent night with
Mr.. and Mrs T F, Ford Persons
on the sick list are recuperatlng
nicely Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lee of
Sherrell were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, R, A, Cooney. They also visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown So.
Mrs. Rosa McKissie and children
were recent visitors in Pine Bluff.
Sam Savage and daughter, An
geline SaXton, from Bscoe and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Smith stop
ped by to see their aunt Mrs. Sillie
Evans who is NJ Rev. L. Lowe
will attend a board meeting here,
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Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
Legal Notices: '.
-
NOTICE

| NOTICE
In The Probate Court OF Pulaski
County. Arkansas
In The Matter or The Estate or
William A. Kennel. deceased
27089
Last known address of decedeut:
Sweet Home Arkansas
Date OF death. June II. 1851
An instrument date June %, 1919.
was on the 18th day of June, 1851,
admitted to probate as the last
Will OF the above named decedent,
and the undersigned has been ap-
pointed executrix Cor Administered
with will annexed) hereunder. A
contest Of the probate of the will
can be effected only by filing a
petition within the time provided
by law.
All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified. to the UNDER
signed within six months from the
date OF the first publication Of this
notice, or they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any
benefit in the estate.
This notice first published 9Th
day Of July 1851.
Pearle X Kennel
Executrix with will annexed)
Sweet Home Arkansas r. r. D.
No. box 204A
7:6-lS-20- IT. $50
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

Packing suggestions: /. Carrot
sticks, celery hearts. and carbon
ated beverages should be kept
cold. 2. Deviled eggs and cookies
should be wrapped individually in
waxed paper.
Picnic Hamburaerss
" pound ground beef
l cup 400 bran flakes, slightly
crushed
l teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
6 tablespoons milk or water
Combine ingredients and mix
well. Shape into fiat cakes and
pack with waxed paper between
them. Pan-broil In lightly creased
pan, turning to brown both sides.
Makes s cakes about 8 inches in
diameter.
Note: One cup wheat flakes may
be substituted for bran fakes.
Peanut Butter Grape-Nuts cookless
] cup -four
] teaspoon double-acting baking
powder
u teaspoon salt
"a cup shortening ~
II cup honey
4 cup sugar ~
" cup peanut butter *
| egg
" cup Grape-Nuts ~
u teaspoon vanilla
Sift -four once, measure, add bak.
Ing powder and salt, and silt again.
Cream shortening, add honey,
sugar, and peanut butter, and
cream thoroughly. Add egg and
beat well. Add -four and mix thor.
oughly. Add Grape Nuts and va
nilla. Drop from teaspoon onto
creased baking sheet Bake In slow
oven (325' F. 20 minutes, or until
done. Or spread in creased
9x9x Pinch pan and bake In slow
oven (325' FL 80 minutes, or until
done. Cut In IN az inch bars;
remove from pan and cool on rack.
Makes 3 doz. cookies or 2 doz, bars.
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
Des Arc
Ella M Brown

The Prairie county rally was
held at Douglas school and I. l.
Phillip and Mrs. Fannie M. Boone,
state heads of the All work clubs.
were guest speakers Five clubs
were present and the Biscoe club
presented a health skit. Song lead
ers OF each club lead the songs.
Mrs. Velma Gender made a talk
The board of the northeast dis
trict met at the Fellowship Baptist
church. The Moderaor, Rev. l..
Lowe was present and presided
The pastor of Fellowship was not
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
augusta

@es'~
G w. Lsyne
IT,. pigeon Mitchell and son
y NJ ,or St. Louis last week.
' la' Kitty Brown of Chicago Is
Ss listing her sister, Mrs Mary
pee Temple. This was Mrs.
fna ,0 s first visit here in 26 years,
Hp coIde Loekett of Kansas City
!. the city visiting his daugh-
y. u Mrs Gertrude Davis, and
" '',,llv The former Mamie Walk
'1 Il Chicago spent a week here
'..,i,g her sisters, Joe Razor,
' nosha and John Virgins.
w, lille j Seats and Miss Pear
W. MeGhee left last week for Lit
Y. ~ Rock to attend the State youth
Inference L. H. Seats left for
w. Angeles recently.~.,~Johnnie
c,.,s and wife have returned
'.,m their trip to Chicago. They
.nort an enjoyable trip...e.Joe
,ho, Anthony of Detroit visit
\ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
s.orge Anthony Rev. Ira B.
,0san, pastor Of Jaekson's chapel
rME church, is in a Little Rock
Genital for treatment.....Mrs. V.
. Keith of Blytheville was in the
.i.v recently attending the wo-
.sn's day program and was one
! the guest speakers. Shut-ins
., this week are Mrs. Cora Davis,
u,milton Corner. Mrs, Annie Err
!, and others 49,. Woodruff county
~ clubs held their 10th All coun-
!, rally July 26 at Carver high
..bool. Seven clubs were repre-
,,ted with a large number in at
.Ddance. Demonstrations were
wen a talent program and quiz
r,de the day an enjoyable one
l. Phillips. the All agent, was
resent and Mrs. Maeline Temple,
Mo Of the local leaders, was also
,reent. Mrs. Pearlie Ewell is on
NJ sick list. Mr.. Mathis, known
!, Jazz" was called to st. Louis
scsuse Of the sudden death of his
con Mr.. and Mrs. Gettis Free
nan of Detroit motored here to
Nd, their parents, Mrs. Matte
freeman, and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
soddy.. Mrs. Lula Dawson, who
MS been in the city visiting her
niece, Mrs. Dora Robinson. and
her nephew, o. c. Duffy, has re-
turned to her home in Texarkana.
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
Bluff last week. While there she

Bluff last week. While there she
was house guest OF Mrs Emma
Matthews..~s.,.V. Z. Taylor Of
Flint. Michigan Is here visiting his
mother in law, Mrs. Lucy Clayton.
Mr., and Mrs Barnes of Marian
ma visited their daughter and son
in law, Mr., and Mrs. v. Nelson,
Mrs. Lucinda Nelson from Michi-
gan, visited her mother in law,
Mrs. Malissie Nelson. who is ill.
...rlssac ouis, Mrs. Girda Hilson,
Mrs. Attire Hall and Mrs. Mary
Martin all of Winchester and Mrs.
Nora Price of Arkansas City and
daughter, Mrs. lzell Alexander
from Moscow, and Victoria Nelson
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

OF this city went to Join the Jones
and Murray quartet in Wabbaseka,
MIR. and Mrs Percy Stewart of
Cleveland. Ohio; Johnnie Roy
Bradford, Webster Taylor of Flint,
Michigan and their daughter, Miss
Geraline Montgomery were guests
of Archie Montgomery recently.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

John Taylor

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holmes and
children of Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan are visiting in the home of
Mrs. Holmes mother, Mrs. A..
Randall-~.,.Miss Melvia J. Green
OF Detroit is visiting in the home
of Mrs. Bertha Holmes Queen
Esther Taylor jefferson and daugh-
ter, of Detroit are visiting here.
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

who was bern July a.. Dasls
Bell and Harry Gautt were guests
in the home of their grandmother
recently. They left Sunday for
their home In Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
the PAPER ARkANsANs DEMAND

This one weekly you will be proud to ssl for stands
for Honesty FarpIay and Stands behind what
Il Stands for brings that cannot be had elsewhere
It has no pick and apologies to make has no
strings tied to prevent from publishing the news -
happens THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH
IT, writer's are free to express their opinions and write the
news the way they get II.
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
Atkins
A. +. Cunningham

The middle west district church
convention convened July 28th at
Hickory Hill church. Rev. Gle
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10
Waldo

Mrs. Hampton Biddle welcomed
a six AMI one half pound baby girl
Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

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Arkansas State press., 1951-08-10

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ADMIRAL

ADMIRAL -.
..ern Sea Frontier, testified be-
fore the Senate Comm. investi-
eating the dismissal of General
Douglas Mac Arthur. He is not
in favor of extending the war
in Korea by bombing Manchu-
rian bases at this time.
Republican members of the
committee apparently expect
ed the Admiral to support
General MacArthur's proposal
TO responding the Korean war;
but the Admiral said he is OPP
posed to aid attacks on the
Manchurian bases at the pre-
sent time but his sharp criti-
cism Of American arms aid
during the critical days of the
Chinese civil war is a direct
contradiction of the Admins
tration's statement that the
Nationalist never lost a bat
tie for lack of United States
arms.
, 1951-06-20
CHINESE

land from the Japan Sea.
Everywhere Allied patrols
jabbed into sectors formerly
bristling with Red fortifica-
tons, to find them abandoned
or manned by skeleton forces.
Dispatches indicate that the
Chinese retreat will continue
until after the strong rear
guard fights Of the last several
days have won time to set up
a strongly reinforced line
somewhere to the north.
, 1951-06-20
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS Fort Amherst" is
scheduled to sail from New
York on June 18th and is due
at Frederiksted June Goth, ac-
cepting freight for Dominica,
St. Lucia, Puerto de Heirro,
Trinidad, Grenada, Barbados,
St. Vincent, Martinique, Anti
qua and St. Kits
FURNESS. WITTY & Co. Ltd
Rob't L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1951-06-20

to IS will bring in an estimat-
ed 10000 present and poten-
tial 4Fs. The law also fixed
physical standards at the low
est levels Of World War II, but
few 4Fs will be caught by this
since standards are already at
about the minimum.
, 1951-06-20

When you consider how it can
cut down your inventories i.
how much you save on packing,
insurance, storage and other
costs . you'll appreciate why
CLIPPER CARGO is the cheaper
way to ship almost anything. Why
, 1951-06-20

not investigate its many advan-
tages now? A pioneer in this
phase Of air transport, Pan Amer
lean today deliyers millions of
pounds of cargo on swift, de-
pendable schedules to all six
continents.
, 1951-06-20
PRESIDENT

to feel the effects Of the
tightened-up. law. They lose
their "a status although they
may seek deferment on other
grounds. Another provision
lowering the score in the
Army induction test from 70