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paper hanging. Sanitas
hung; first class work. white me-
chanics. UN. 906S. rs
PAINTING, paperhanging. roof. gut
ter and carpentry repairs; pure oil
paint used RA 1864. GE. $500
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REUPHOLSTERING
5pecial-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored labor and material, $50;
workmanship guar, 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. 2509 14th st. NV,
CO. 23Sl
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MATERIALS
NEW NEWT NEWT

Doors. SIS; steel bsmt. sash. copper,
and galV. guttering, copper pipe,
aluminium roofing. nails: toilets and
tanks. S21.95: white toilet seat.
S3.9S; plaster board and clustering
material, roll roofing and many
other items for complete building
We also have a complete line Of
USED BUILDING MATERIAL ACE
WRECkING &; BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO, 1902 Minnesota ave.
q II -AEAl
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Hoffman Upholsterers
o447 18th ST. NV. co h1lR-
FURNITURE, CUT RATE

FURNITURE, CUT RATE
New bedrm., dining. rm., living nm.
suit suites; Save up to 4ofe. Before
KINGS. 500 Georgia ave, S, S,
Md. SH. 5S91. Open till pm.
new 4-burner gas range, other pieces
,Moying, must sell. Ii. 3-2543. %
dining rm... 500 complete. Call
FA 1895 after z and Sun. 80
FuRN: - Dayeno, club chair, sec,
table, $3.50 for all. Lo. 5-4459.
GAS RANGE. used Norge. good cond.;
S49.50 Also West. Elec. range, re-
cond; 500. so. WO. 1902. -23
GAS RANGE, 1850 model; used 8
months; sos or best offer. GE. "499.
GAS RANGES, all sizes. new. used.
Large stock. bargain prices ACME
STOVE. I0I1 7th. MA. $685.
GAS RANGES. new. used; credit; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS Is; s sfov Pt' 6 BfaG lars. oven
and broiler good condition. 1921
New Hamp. NV. NO. S949. 30
GENERATORS-STARTERS. $3.50 up;
lge. aSsort.; cleo. motor repairs; seth
year. Carly 1908 14th NO 0224.
pers. Going into the service, will
sell cheap. Call LII. 1870. 20
BED, Simmons inner
spring mattress and matching box
springs, metal frame; ike new. 10.
3-7175.
IRoNER. console; new cond. cost
$500: sell $l95. WI. 2043. ~
LAMPS. = PAIRS, practically new.
Call TU 1882 30
model 8; electric pot, 4
molds, magazines and motor. WO.
2744 30
LUGAR, automatic. S35. Hermes
portable typewriter, new cond.. $50.
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HYATTSVILLE APT. living room.
bedroom kitchen; share bath: blk.
from streetcar; 500 per mo. N.
SMITH REALTY, AP. 0l0O-0l01.
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IOID

Bring your dental gold. platinum, dis
carded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
50 YEARS AT g35 r ST NV
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style foot stool, S25: . Victorian side
chairs, S35 ca; mahogany butler
table, S2S.50; leather-top drum table.
S24; Sheraton love seat, $50; Mr.
and Mrs. ebony chest OF drawers
500; Lawson love seat, $50; Lawson
chair. 500; chaise lounge, $3S; ebony
chest Of drawers, SEQ.
Hoffman TTOholctarerc
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX SWITCHBOARD COURSE; .
wkS., $50; 4 wks.. $50. Busy. active
board, Jobs to S225. AMERICAN
BUSINESS SCH, 1919 F st. NV
PBX-KECEPTIoNIsT course easily
learned; age no handicap, Day class
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
tuEe; all subjects taught, Approved
classes .WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
n Fi fou ARE mnhG II MA p m naSS
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dental technology qualities you for
Kerpel School, is Endorsed by one OF
the Nations leading dental techpi-
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for further information. KERPEL
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH
NOLoGY, $50 7th st. NV. ST.
NEW LESSONS in the easy. quick-to-
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English, self :. confidence, freedom
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BUILDING MATERIALS

LARGE stock Of framing lumber. floor
ing steel. angle iron and many other
items from many Wrecking Jobs:
all the above material sold at lowest
prices. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
Brentwood I'd, and w st. ne. MI
Il
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CHEST OF DKAWER6
3 drawers; well-madei light hard
Of $50 orig. purchase. $3.50 ca.
Wholesale or retail. D, C. SURPLUS
SALES. 5l1 New Jersey ave. NV,
Free parking on premises. 30
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
flooring, doors. windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators at
b9reain prices. HECHINGER CO.
18th and SITS. ne AT, 400.
BLDG. SUPPLY SALE
SAVE UP TO 20c6.
All new nationally advertised paint,
hardware, kit. equip. lumber, ma
Sonry materials; weekend special,
cedar paneling, No. 2, 1Sc.
HyattSville Building Supply
1905 R. I. AVE. EVANSVILLE
AP: 1881. Open Sat, Sun. Free Del.
BULLDoZER or front end loader,
with 6-ft. hydraulic blade; new.
NESBITT EQUIPMENT CO., OV,
BULLDoZER, I'D. 9, hyd. angle. mo-
tor rebuilt Feb. Is, 1851. Tower
6S12 or 1896.
CALCULATOR, Monroe. electric:
S99.50: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 18th st. NV
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POULTRY, RABBITS & EGGS

POWER LAWN MOWER
Limited quantity available. $94 rs
Call tn. 5000. 80
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ROOFING. all types. New work and
repairs. Cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. Free estimates. A.
D. THOMAS. HU. 1882.
GUTTERS-New and re-
pairs, all work Internationally
guaranteed. AID. 1906. after 6 pm.
a5"
REPAIRS - Same day
service day and night calls Most
reaS rates in town LU. $4,000
TELEVISIoN SERVICE; exper. tech
nlclan; eve. and Sun. calls in'Mont-
gG9meGryy ,o Co. DAVID SPRINGER
UPHoLSTERING and Slip covers;
workmanship guaranteed; terms to
suit. NEWLY UPHOLSTERY CO.,
Ii. 6-7754. "a
TO SCREEN that porch this
sumner? An estimate will cost you
nothing. Phone now. ST.. 3942
A GOOD JoB-Plastering. painting,
papering; reaS. prices. Call after
6 pm. MI. 5712; responsible mech.
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ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Tlagstone. stone, cement work. walks,
steps. porcheS. SH. l7RQ =oh
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FURN.---Odd pieces. entire cont. Re-
tgr stoves, We buy anything in
your home. Moving also. Sc. FURN
EXCHANGE, 2l0 18th ST.. AT O5S5
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO..
l0ll 9TH st. NV MA 1852
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WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFL ES-FIREARMS
TOP PRICES PAID
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Accounting Machine

Accounting Machine
MGR model 30212 G13El FIT; used
accounting (bookkeepingl machine
in excellent mechanical condition
$50. On display in Office
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC.
COZ l4th st. NV.
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PIANOS

Vow is the time to buy; complete Sc.
lection Of spinetS, consoles and
grands. all wood finishes and styles,
in new floor samples and rebuilt;
special selection OF rebuilt grands.
S25 DOWN. BALANCE SO MONTHS
DYNAMIC MUSIC 1900 G st. NV
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MISC. WANTED Cont

FURNITURE-We wish to buy I'M
mediately, good-grade furniture
piece or entire home; also want
refrigerator and dishes, glassware;
also pieces of antique furniture.
Call MR.. GRADY, MA. 1919.
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GHI.RERT
ALTURAS HOTEL,

2460 18th st. nw.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr. PIX service. co 72G1
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FURNITURE = WANTED IMMEDI.
ATELY. FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA-
TOR GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES PLEASE CALL MIR. GRADY.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06

week. Mrs. Young was a good
ehufeh worker and will be missed
by all who knew her ....... Miss
hutheiia Blake of Rockford, ILL
hois and James Murphy were
nome for Easter .... Several peo-
pie from Mt. Zion and Zion Hill
accompanied Mrs, Nellie Stovall to
Pleasant Hill to see the program
last week a.,,. Rev C. b. Hughey
preached a soul stirring sermon
Sunday at Whites Chapel ...,.. Rev,
4. Mason preached at Antioch
church Sunday .... The honor roll
students of Cross Roads school
for this month are, Lloyd Jeffer-
son, Veria M. Jefferson, Mae Alice
Yarbrough, James Jefferson Jas.
Yarbrough and Ruby Jean Walk
er The faculty and students are
planning tour of Lawrence A.
Davis high school in Stephens.
Mrs. Nellie Stovall and Mrs Pau
line Washington are teacher
sponsors.
--!'uy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06

-. Minnie Miller, Rt. 3, Box
.oo ~" uot Springs, Ark has a
''ord Of advice to folks who are
WViu .d with aches and pains
s s,a 10 a deficiency of Vitamihs
u ., B2. Iron and Niacin try
ip, p, l. seemed to be what
ila needed and HADAcoL may
s s,I YOU if your annoying aches
H',F nains are caused by these de-
tieencies,
Here is her statement;
81 suffered with aches ana
.,ins someone recommended
msnaCOL. After only two bot
n Me-, nraetically all the aches and
a =. were gone. l have taken
,syeral bottles up to date ana am
,s,e 10 do all my own work and
,.el GOOD and free from aches and
s ", Thanks to HADACoL."
Start taking HADACOL right
.gav and if you do not get the
rssplts you expect your money
Win be Immediately refunded.
uanACoL costs only SIPS for a
rial size bottle. Large family
economy size, $3.50 There is only
one true and genuine HADACOL.
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Good Hope
Bessie l.. SOckwell

Rev. T. M. Stith, pastor of
Good Hope AME church, preached
a very good sermon Sunday ....a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Fort and
son, Dallas, visited at Good Hope
Sunday -..o Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Fort were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs E. B. SoekWell 80 Mrs
Rubbie l.. Box and Samuel Alex
ander sponsored an Easter pro-
gram at Good Hope zoe. The Spirit
ual Five Quartet rendered a pro-
gram at Good Hope church .......
Mrs. Mary Townsend and daughter,
Miss Thelmarie Dinkins, Of Waldo
high school, presented a program
at Good Hope AME church Sun
day night, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth B.
Porchia lifted the offering. The
following persons were present,
Rev. and Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. c.
B. Tate, Tim Beard of Pleasant
Hill; Mrs. Willie Box Of Rockford
Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Beard of
Peoria, Illinois and a number of
members from Bethel church of
Chichester bod. Miss Idell Alexander
was home for Easter. She is a
student of Shorter college ...,. Miss
Daisy Marks visited her mother
here recently .... Mrs. Ruthella
Blake from Rockford spent a few
days with her mother. Mrs. Fan
ME Blake .... James Murphy spent
Easter with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. b. Murphy ... Mrs Mittie
Copus. mother of Lonzo Copus,
Mrs. Effie Walker and Mrs Lydia
Toney were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Doug
las ..... The missionaries were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Malta Douglas last week. Seven
teen members were present m De-
wise and Jacquline McCree are
visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Douglas, this
week. They are the children OF
Mr.. and Mrs Montroy McCree.
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Fordyce
T., L. Scott

Mesdames B. E. McGehee and
Minerva Patterson of Camden
We're recent house guests of Rev.
and Mrs. J. Z. Jones ..... Rev. j.
A. Cooksey, a minister in the AS
sembly of God church, was buried
Sunday. Rev. Cooksey was a fa-
miliar figure on the streets of
Fordyce and was highly respect
ed by the eitizenry here. He was
a successful cosmetic salesman ...-.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, a teacher
in Wilmot high school, spent the
weekend at home with loved ones
go. Rev. M. w. Russ had a hard
fall in his yard and is suffering a
broken rib -..a Berry Williams. a
pioneer citizen here, passed at the
home of his daughter in Magnolia.
The body was returned here for
burial. He leaves a host of rel
atives and friends to mourn their
loss 800. All public school teach
ers of this city attended the State
Teachers Association at AM&N
college on Thursday and Friday
Of last week ....Revs. Russ Jones
W.
Jones attended board meeting
of the Ouaehita district at Louann
last week go. Mrs. Martha Junior.
who was carried to the sanatori-
UNI at Alexander, is reported very
i'll ..z Mrs Hannah Bell Moore
is visiting her grandmother in
Nashville.
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Watson. She also visited relatives
In Grady -..p Nose Pitts is under
going treatments at United Friends
hospital in Little Rock 80. Mrs.
Alexine johnson of Stuttgart WIS.,
tied Mrs, Myrtle Clark last week
,..., Mrs, Leana Elders and ]. S.
Clemmons attended the teachers
association last week So, Mrs. Lula
Gamble visited her daughter in
TT. Smith recently ..... Mrs. Mary
Hobson. Robert Childs and Mrs.
M. X. Clark are on the sick list.
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Ruttiq
Georgia M. Bass
Buy Where Negroes Work

Matthew Louis of Louisiana Wis
tied here last week -. Clyde Ben
ford of Crossett visited here over
the week 49,. Frank Pearson,
ST., Frank Pearson. jr and Jack
Pearson were called to Crossett
Saturday because of the death of
their sister, Mrs. Bessie Gaines So.
boo. Charlie Driver is in Warner
Brown hospital in Ell Dorado.
Three of his daughters from De-
troit are at his bedside .... The
Electric Light court no. 70 donated
$500 to the Red Cross ..... First
Baptist church sponsored very
successful Easter egg hunt. Many
out-of-town visitors were present
...... Miss Roberteen Thomas of Ell
Dorado visited the Everett family
last week. She also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Eunice Wright .... Mrs. Joe
A, Harper and her daughters,
Misses Katie Lee, Joyce and Ce-
cile, of Marion, Louisiana visited
Mrs. Ola M. Smedley and family
last week ..... Miss Willie B Lark
ford of Louisiana, visited Mrs. Lii
lie Everett last Sunday ....o..o Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Neal went on a
shopping tour in Monroe, Louisi-
ana last week ... Levoyd Hunt OF
Louisiana visited his daughter.
Miss Margie K. Hunt ...o".,.. Cam
Jamerson died last week at Warn
or Brown hospital. He had been
on the sick list for several months
Funeral services were held at
Bats Chapel church last week
Burial was in Bats cemetery ~....
Mrs Carrie Taylor is on the SICK
list Funeral services for Mrs.
Rachel Head and Mrs Bessie
Gaines were held at Marion Bapt,
church Friday ..... Mrs. Alma Bur-
ey was called out Of town on
business recently ...... Miss Margie
r. Hunt was in Monroe on BUSH
ness last week --- Send all news
to Georgia M. Bass, or call 1913
-Ruv Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06
RusseIIville

The one day convention OF the
Disciples of Christ was well at
tended here last week at Edwards
Chapel Christian church. Rev. O.
Glenn gave an address on Stew
ardship' and Mrs. Bertha Mason
Fuller of Little Rock addressed
the Christian Women's Fellowship
Mrs. Mary Franklin, president
presided. A panel discussion was
held in the Bible school depart
ment. Mrs. l., l.. Poston of Wynne
is president of that department
The state CYF choir rendered
music featuring Miss Lois Mother
shed as soloist and Sterling Hall
pianist. Rev Robert Brown and
Rev O. B. Garner preached the
sermons -.a. Mrs. l.. L. Poston of
Wynne was weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Woodland, jr.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06

Hendrix father on Easter Sunday
r.,a Ann Johnson from Pine Bluff
was guest OF her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w, Logglns, re-
Gently 80 Mrs. l., b. jenkins is
visiting her uncle, William Jack
son of Junction City 49,. Miss
Matte Mae and Miss Cora Mae
Davis visited their brother, v. L.,
Davis, recently g,. Rev. W. l.,
Browning and family motored to
Bernice, Louisiana Easter Sunday
...... Minnie Lee Wilkins from Illi-
nois was guest of his mother on
Easter Sunday .,--s. Mrs. Annie
wilkins is on the sick list along
with Harold Loggins and Willie
Emma Roper,
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Camden
Pauline Washington

Ben jefferson is still on the
sick list .... Mrs. Pauline Washing
ton was called to the bedside of
her daughter, Miss Mile Lee
Thorne. last week. Her daughter
is much improved at this writing
...... Mrs Georgia McNeely is re-
ported i'll. Her daughter Mrs. Luz
ella Criswell, Of st Louis Is here
visiting her ..." Mrs. O. B. Walton
visited Cross Roads school last
week ..... The musical program at
Antioch Baptist church last week
was very enjoyable ...... Mrs Doro-
thy Washington and baby, Otis, Jro
were dismissed from the hospital
last week .... Mrs. Lula Robertson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rawling
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Washington Sunday. MI
and Mrs. Bishop Williams also VS.
tied the Washingtons Sunday .."'"'
A number of people from Cross
Roads attended the funeral of Mrs
Fred Young at Oak Grove last
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06
Chidester
Roy Curtis Jones

The Chichester Wildcats played
the Bearden teams last week. The
scores for the senior boys were
80 % in favor Chidester. The
senior and junior girls lost by a
few points. Prof. E. Mcdonald is
coach ..... Prof. and Mrs. Seth Por-
CHA had as guest last week, Mrs.
Porchia's aunt, Mrs. Lutisha Blunt
ing of Chicago 49,. The members
of the 10th and 18th grade hist)ry
classes presented the chapel pro-
gram last week. They read es-
says on How to be Good Citizens.
Thelma Louise Scott received the
highest points. The essays We're
judged by the members of the
faculty. Other persons writing on
the subject were Georgia M. iveA-
ry, Minnie Lee Purifoy Justine
Gill, Eddie D. Washington and
j. c. Foreman. Other members Of
the class wrote on, How to Keep
America Strong. MAGGIE Coleman
received the highest points on this
subject. Other students writing on
this subject were, Endia Rec
Jones, Selma Marie Beard Mar.
blean Beard and II. B. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Bernice Porchia is instructor
........ Chidester Chatter: Hello q iys
and gals, if you don't have a re.
quest read CHS's STATE PRESS.
NIP had CA covered Sunday
night, because BAG was abs an.
BAG said if she had been present
some changes would have been
made. OPG seems to have taken
her friends place with MIN but
EVE knows that Ftp is sticking
around. Ills is sad since IF has re-
turned to Rockford.
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Buy Whef
Dewitt
=. d. Pitts

y, ~ Tvs
The Easter program at FIRST
Baptist church was largely attend
ed Mrs. Mary Helen Burse was
in charge Of the program. Inc
committee for the egg hunt was
composed Of, Mrs. Ressie Strivers'
Mrs c. Montgomery Mrs Sallle
Green and Miss Erlene Butler
Granville Key Of Little Rock VS.
tied here recently Willie Brun-
son and wife Of Pine Bluff visited
relatives and friends here las
week .... Earnest Vaughns left
recently for the armed service.
He Is stationed in California ..."."
Rev o. II Brunson visited at
Hopewel church last Sunday ...
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Decatur
Illinois, spent the weekend here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Stew
ems m Miss Lula Mae jenkins
spent the weekend in Pine Bluff
visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-04-06

members were present .... Mrs Sa.
die Desnuke of Green Grove and
Mrs, Frances Brooks of Memphis
We're recent visitors here -. Mrs
Louise Ford and son spent Easter
with their parents, Mr., and Mrs
Lewis Bradley. in Hickory Plains
49,. Mrs. Clee Bradley of Hickory
Plains visited her aunt, Mrs. Bern.
ice koonce, last week 49,. Zolar
Holloway is in the hospital -. Rev
W, B. Banks of Little Rock will
hold his second quarterly confer
ence at Bethel AME church this
month go. Mrs. Hattie D. Hide
and her two children from Angus
ia visited Mr., and Mrs. Brooks
Matthews recently.
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|pes Arc
LIZA NJ Brown
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Gun. was pastoral day at Beth
AdE church. Rev. W. r. Watson
Preached at both morning and
''"g services. Sunday school
H. conducted by ode Brown.
1O"ing the program each child
IN gwen eggs. AT Fellowship
apuSi Sunday school, Floyd
u ''''ds was In charge. The school
4. ,ssen'ed program in the aft
'OOn .ao Mr. and Mrs. Will
4 Kan Jackson and children from
ID ~ Des Arc were visitors here
a"0ay -.. The All girls were
os s1 d dress making demonstra-
|h,oy Mrs Velma Gender at
4, 'u q high school ...... Mrs. Mel
r., holloway has been i'll but is
|aT as'ng rapid improvements ........
N.Y. N.Y. hStell Dean has returned
Ill.,, v'' her visit to Little Rock
Kin. y, :, charles Ewell is home visit.
lin, Inv \ ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lu.
Eti,i,a n~ell ...~. A large number Of
Eenstrn'',s,a attended the sewing dem.
Econaaa.u' given by Mrs. Veins
Fnada Miss Wilma Jean William.
N school dress. Nine HIDE
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wan
Earlean Marshall


Calvery Baptist Sunday school
sponsored a beautiful Easter pag-
cant recently. Several out-of town
guests were present, Mrs. Nettie
Briggs, Mrs. Johnnie Mae OHaire
of Carthage, Mrs. Lillian Grow of
Fordyee, Mrs. Bertha Lee Webb
and sons of Cannon community,
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Colman.
Mrs. f. R. Williams of Malvern
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacob
Of Lee Ridge The church men,
bers and pastor worshipped with
Enon Baptist church Sunday The
occasion was the anniversary cell
ebration of the pastor there .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Strickland
and children of Hot Springs are
here visiting relatives and friends
$50. Pvt Henry Marshall left last
week enroute to Camp Stoneman,
California where he is scheduled
for overseas duty 49,. Mrs. Laura
Hill is home and reported resting
fine. She spent three weeks in
University hospital ..s Mrs. Mar
gle Andrews and son, Gregory,
are home and reported doing fine
-. Mrs. Lizzie Wilborn returned
home recently. She spent two
months with her father and
brother in Kingsland COCOON Club
no. met at the home of Mrs.
Elnora Boswell last week. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Beatrice Harris 90.
Mrs. Esther Fleming was hostess
at Stanley party held at her
home last week
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Sunday school was well attend
al q, St Paul Baptist church Sun
day The superintendent, Leon
Gallagher, was in charge. Inc
district board meeting was held
recently. The president was i'll
and the first vice president, Mrs.
IN E Hutton. presided. Rev. p.
ID Drew. Bartlesville, moderator
The installation services OF
Rev L. V. Price who was called
10 the pastorate of st. Paul was
quite successful The following
ministers participated on the pro-
gram. Rev Z. Jefferson, Novata,
Rev H. E Hughes, Coffeyville,
Kansas. Rev Wilson; Moderator
Drew who preached the installa-
ton sermon and Rev r. II. Hag-
| gerty Of Dewey, gave the charge
70 he new pastor. Rev. ]. W
Eaaon presented the church to
The pastor. Musical numbers were
rendered by members of the
church and Wybark choir. Refresh
ments were served at the parson-
age following the service. ,... ....~..
Frank Love, a long time resident,
Passed recently Funeral services
were held at ST Paul Bapt. church,
Rev D B. Lacy officiated .... Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Kanard are remodel
\ ing their home ..... Center Bluff
Baptist church members and Rev.
h h. Haggerty pastor, are in the
midst Of a soul saving campaign.
Moderator Drew is conducting the
meeting.
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