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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

den and bath,
built, English-type bungalow in re-
stricted Battery Park Living rm.
with firepl., dining rm.. kit. porch;
2 bedrms. and bath. 2nd, floor; Diet
garage; h.-w:h.; deep. landscaped
ieYel lot. Easy walking distance
:s ssslon 't EARL 'ffn'P %R1 daE R VI
sgRSH SGSHiTwo $4,000 cash and .se5
mo-. will buy this .yery-well-kept
1S.ft. row brick. with q, rms.
Porche 81 Can S SesSSH aS.I 81
CHEVY CHASE, d. C..6 rooms fin.
ished knotty pine rec. room, 2 baths
Through side hall plan, cleo. dish.
wxsnGr, disposal maids room anS
path IN hsms.. finished attic, Of
THY 'i <. W s On 3 sV CO. 9o6 i5tf
st. NV. ST. $3.50; ewes. SH. 1880.
CHEVY CHASE. D, C-Brand-nev
brick h2me Of the nes stSl fllt,
haI and porch on LIST A.; bsmt:
ioe; priced s aade1 sso. 900 TO il.
spect, call OR. 004S til 8 pm
REALTY BROKERS. INC. 550t
CHEVY CHAsE-custom-built bricl
Colonial. near Conn. ave. First d
has attractive liv. .rm., screened
liv. porch, din. rm.. library, Va bath
excel. kit. with de luxe equip.
8 twin.size bedrms., 2 baths, lots q
closet space: stairs to 9 splendid a.
tic, suitable for 2 additional rms.
gear garage; gas h:-w.h.; ownel
leaving town. LEGUM & GERBER
Realtors. 1915 Conn. ave. OR. 1000
CHEvSY pcHAsE. MD. - BY owner
White brick bunga. on lge. cornel
lot; garage. oil h.-w h., 5 lge.. rooms
So, 900 in financing. Priced for {
quick sale, co. 0646. ---23
CHEVY CHASE, D.. CA close-iI
conveniently located homestead in !
grove Of flne oak trees; 4 bedrms..
baths, sun porch; extra room on 3rt
a. There's q den and powder room
on the LIST d., and 2-car Diet. ga
rage; oil h.-w.h. The grounds from
80 It. By depth Of $50 It. Price,
at $4,000. This Is worth seeini
right away. Call WO. 1900. Ono
open until o pm. EDW. H. JONEs
e. CO., INC, Chevy Chase. d. g.
40
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED HOUSES. unfurnished; $50
1000 with THOs. L. PHILLIPS.
ADULT FAMILY desires unfurnisheo
S.bedrm det SSasa .r or nf SeplaedS.
USS Nj SSasi 81 HOUSE for home and
small kindergarten: will guarantee
excellent care. ME. 1898 beWteen
U 1 aHs : RS1oG0M1NG HOUSE, o or 10
rms, at least 2 baths; good NV.
sec; careful tenant. BOX 16s-M, Star.
PERMANENT COUPLE desire 2 or 8
bedrm. unfurn. Diet. house in Va;
max $3.50 mo. Box 152-M' s sss
RETIRED COLONEL and wife wish
house. 2 or 3 bedrms., unfurnished;
nearby Va. or NV. section. Gan
TWMo-B sEE15fRM UNFURN. HOUSE,
nearby Va, close to transp., will pay
$500 mo. IA. 6293 or NO. 1913. 26'
FURN. HOUSE WANTED in Bethesda;
b hHS ?S u for 70 Ss slHs mo- o. oS
ny SEPT. Irresponsible family re-
quires "a bedrm; tyrn. house %l sh 19F
BRazffE E1i OFFICER wishes furn. 81
bedrm. with maids rm., or 4-bedrm.
ramhler-type house. or with peorm.
northwest or N. Arlington. Up to
$3.50 per M MONTH s66o Phone CAPT.
C oAAFGGSS7 ExE SSGTi desires by
oct. 1, suburban unfurn.. 8 or
bedrm house. Refs. Ma. $3.50,
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted by white
adult family Of 5; or. 4 bedrmS
and yard; 1 or 2 year lease. GO
IT Col. AND WIFE. returned from
overseas now on duty Pentagon. oe-
sires tWo-bedroom house or apart
ment with garage. Vicinity OF Pen
tagon desired but not necessary
Best of references. Call OW. yIoS
between and 2 pm. "a
FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
ny CO., Ii. $4,000.
SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Ark.
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1911 DECATUR ST. NV.
Det. house on lovely lot. very nicely
rm.. kitchen, den and bath; 2nd
floor has 3 large bedrooms, den and
full bath, finished attic with maids
nm, recreation rm., oil heat, etc
Close to all conveniences. Apply al
above address. JESS FISHER & CO.,
INC. 1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1911.
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COLORED
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

N. MICHIGAN PARK-Det., all mod
ern; 3 bedrms., equip. kit, oil h.-W.
quick sale. $4,000. TH lac; I r
PEASobY 81: Ne. near near New Se' H amp:
shire ave.-Modern semidet. brick;
Rsst 'f Sac:d 1890 t Can pi NJ a. e.
len. La. $1,000 or Oh. 6955 ewes.
WooDRfiDG;E. I'M NEA asn MsoNAsrERx--
2-story brick; 8 bedrms., h.-w. heat.
ne sfs exce soS SGc !. Of sIi
Priced right; $4,000 down, LIST trust
ME- ffsis S SsS PA RS 2sss AND Ken
NED'x-A Oct: brick IN . very con-
heat; close to. schools and transp.
EiPs. W.. P5o ssai until ahii0S' PM 1; p $40
FOR oGHhi LANCE aSs; embellishments.
ton hall. Nv. rm., din. rm., den
heat; f1ne residential section ct
18th and Varnum sts. ne. Call Mr..
Cassidy. La. $4,000 or HO. 1449
NEAR BEAbE SSii JIG R aEent and s.
Bargain. Owner must sell. Detached
bungalow, 8 full-size rooms and tiled
bath LIST door, with firepl:; 2 rooms
and bath End door; full bsmt.; ga
rage; large level lot with flowers and
garden. Immediate possession. HART
NAN REALTY. INC, exclusive agent.
~. 4-3400. VI. 6976. -23
OFF =. ]. AVE. N.E.-Bungalow, $500
70 500 On. Owner leaving town.
Needs some repairs. willing to sacri.
nee for quick sale. Call Mr.. Baines
W: 9216. cox & CO., RE. 1888.
LOVELY CENTER-HALL BRICK, 2
rooms. 2 baths. recr. rm. In o COM
munity Of all modern detached
homes. Close in; cOnv. to schools.
stores and rapid transportation.
Vacant. Possession in 10 days.
Phone for appt. ROGER MOSS. HO.
6O2O uU. 2-1669; eyes,. AID. 1920.
YOU CAN BUY this detached home
for .$12,960. 8 nice-size rms. new
roof and heating plant: cow. to
schools and streetcars. Terms arr
ranged. Possession given. TO In
spect. call ROGER MOSS. HO, 5000:
evenings. MI S692. -26
OWN YOUR OWN HOME-Detached,
8 nice-size. rms. bsmt., a.-c. auto
matte heat. covered front porch.
Priced ,S12.950 on terms. Posses
sion given. ROGER MOSS. no.
5000 tAD. 1895: eyes. LU. 2-166e).
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Lovely 2-bedroom. completely and
tastefully furnished house, within
q few blocks of circle. for discrimi-
mating adults. Has small and private
patio. available Immediately, rent
$500 per mo.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1898 K st. NV. ma. 6Q05.
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RADIANT VALLEY
RAMBLER
HOUSES TO SHARE

, BUSINESS GIRLS to share beauti-
fully furnished house with others
cow transp. Call EN-. 1889.
TWO GIRLS. about %, wanted te
share 6-rm. house with 2 others; $40
each. Call WI. S117 after pm
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HOUSES FURNISHED lcont.l

FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., 2h
baths; garage; Broadmont Sec; mr..
transp.; $3.50. FA. 1850. FA. 6451
WHBAToN-2-bedrm., brick bunsa-
low with expansion attic. full bsmt.,
fenced lot; $3.50. win consider lease
with option to buy. MODERN REAL
ChfEvIT CHASE IA s-0 B. C., Ais Lesa-
ton st. Small 2-story. 2-bedrm.
brick. Nice yard. $1Sb per mo.
x YEA Lt Lease MRS. DE BECK. Beck
N: ARR tof beautiful home. beautifaally
furn. on Lorcom lane. s min. from
downtown, 8 bedrms., den., 2 baths
scr: porch, gar, rec. rm.. lease, I
SRooN ' SER PfE % Co. q Ok. r Or 81.
sHatoSRT TERM RENTAL, completely
furnished house; available August
70 ihtS September es 2; $50. S546
CHARMING small historic estate. 2e
acres. wide fenced lawns, magnolias
and boxwoods; only 30 minis. to
p G.; fgrn. on lease. s1s6. P sssir
s1issI cit ah4I ST. s.E.-six rms. E K. and
and see MIR. RoNES. 5l2S Mac
Arthur blvd, I0;ll am; only; "a
IhuBSQ lIlLO q COLuplcLc dpbo.s huIOs
heat; S125 per mo. R. G. dunno,
FoUR BEDROOMS, Ia baths, ga
rage, patio; convenient to schools,
stores, transportation; Silver Spring
location; available Sept. 10; $3.50
per month. B. F. SAUL CO., 926
18th st. NV, Ma. 2100.
Ease raEs; Ssaus: Old Enssiiish;0 SOzixe ss
garden; $500 mo-; adults. MRS.
CLYDE e; HUNTINGTON WI. 1886,
lSth ST., Mr.. MASS. NV, 9 rms.
bath, yard; avail. Aug. 81; Sis
mo. RE- 274S. ---26
MASS. PARK-Delightful house, suit
able for entertaining. LARGE draw
ing room, library, good-sized dining
room, powder room, de luxe pantry
and kitchen on LIST floor; master
bedroom and bath. sitting room, 2
small guest rooms and bath; large
heated sunroom on End; bed
rooms and bath on Srd; small in
closed garden and 2-car garage.
$3.50 per mo. Call Miss Corbin ut
DU. 1894 or CO. 1924.
SANDOZ, INC.
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BOILING FIELD
and
Anacostia Personnel
ATTENTION

A semidetached house in excellent
: condition, consisting Of 3 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, basement
and large. yard. Close to transpor-
Shown By appointment.
ART POST
Nh. $3.50. Ewes. TIE. 51s7.
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$495 DOWN

COLORED-vACANT
18th and r st. ssW.: vacant; attractive
8-rm, brick; 4 bedrms., bath, gas
h.-w.h.; immed. -poss. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO., 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk.
3400. "a
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CLEVELAND PARK
$23, 500
Spend SIS and Save

Yuma st. n.ws between Con.
necticut and wisconsin ayes,
watkins distance to best
portation. Substantial de-
would look well painted
whitel; 20 years old. with
covered sun porch; entrance
hall, 2 rooms. 4 fine bedrooms.
25.ft. living room with book
shelves and fireplace. LIST q.
powder room: step.saving. up
economical heating toil H.
Will; home 10 solidly con-
structed and well insulated;
vacant and in good condition;
S11. 500 cash and SIS Q
month. or higher monthly pay
ments and as little as $4,000
down. Seeing this home today
may be the wisest move you
have ever made. Please call
Miss Hayden.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA--Assume
Oh loan. A bargain. Groom semidet
brick. full bsmt:; excellent con q 4
down with easy terms. Call for appt
ST: 2026.; eyes. Ia. $780,.
FOUR BEDROOMS, new, block 0p.
posite Nd. Club Gardens. $l.60C
down, Open any time. 1915 6lsi
SMILEY shift EFT TERRAcE-sale by owner;
5-room, 2-story house. 10. 2-17l4
IDEAL Ayr. OLD, 6-rm. modern
brick; semidetached. corner;. at bus
stop. Opposite shopping center. full
bsmt.. gas aforementioned heat;
large geo fenced yard. OWNER 10
PAYS IpS9y For MISREPRESENTATION
new and very spacious cost. semi
Diet. brick, "a blk. on Alabama ave.
near Fl, Dupont Park; 9 rms, bath,
plus ptt 1-rm. kit. and bath apt.
in bsmt.. rented ct 500 mo. Assume
4SS CT loan. So 500 down will buy,
PHILLIPS, O1. 1411.
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SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachelor ad under Apis. Wanted nss
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LIST TIME OFFERED
2-FAMILY ROW BRICK
Colored-Sl3.95O. $4,000 cash. 1st-
4. recep. han. lily. rm; bedrm.
pantry, XIII ~; lss BAG; Ss porch Snd mi, M
tile bath; lge rear porch; full dr5
bsmt., toilet. shower, front entr. new
heating system. the kind you set ant
forget. Mr.. Ryan, DI. 1O16; ewes.
VIM. II. Saunders Co., Inc.
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4 BEDROOMS
nnnEn NJ MY

Modern brick home, overlooking pub.
lie park. LIST q. has emit. hall, Nv
I1ni;. din. rm., kit. incl, sun porch;
2nd a, 4 bedrms. and bath; gas
&C. heat; cow. to schools and
transp. This clean, attractive home
Is now vacant. and can be bought
for $4,000 on terms. Ewes, phone
TIE. 1888. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
tor, 1612 K at "a w MA 02h2
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$1,150 down, $72.50 per month (for
one trust). For 2-unit brick near
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
RE. 1887. (Eves.) co. 6646.
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CoLORED-BROOKLAND
9 rms. ! inc, rear porch. I screened
Deep level. fenced lot. Price re- re-.
duced, so call me today. MRS.
cox. Lg. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY,
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BROOKLAND

Io-RooM, .2h-BATH. LARGE DIET;
LOT. S4,2bO CASH NEEDED.
SHOWN BY Apt. ONLY.
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
RE. 1887. (Eves.) CO. 6646.
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FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
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GROCERY - Short hours; owner
quotes 500 per wk.; fully equipped;
stock included; $6,500; "a cash.
RoOMING HoUSE-Excellent tran.
silent location; 10 rms, dble. gar ;;
nnIv 60 I60. g1 600 doun noeeae
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Stror,q
Cassie Melvin

Cassie Melvin
Cpl EloX Shower ir who has
spent several months IN active
duty in Korea and Cpl Jim Hank.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

we are all excited about the coming of the
events are planned which be shared bv feryoy.
On January s. 1882 in celebration National Carver Dav
'he whole world will pay beaed tribute greatest
scientists this nation has produced are referring =
course to the late George Washington Carver of whom the ~
President Roosevelt said
"The versatility his genius and aehieven,en.s IN susr~
branches of the arts and were truly amazing
All mankind beneficiary of discoveries in the fssJ
oil agricultural chemistry The things which he achieved in s
lace OF early handcaps will for all afford an
to youth everywhere
i CONT it great privilege met DR. Carver ard ~
nave taxed WIN fm at the occasion of my visit to the nstites
which was the scene of long and distinguished abors
The George W. Carver National Monument Foundation Sc
Gated at his birthplace Diamond Missouri in cooperation w
nooNer l. washington Birthplace Memorial sponsoring s
new commemorative half honoring both men Since ts
lives touched another worked INCREASINGLY and 40
trngy for the uplifting their fellowman II is anuron,s .
ha the heads of both should the latest ana most Sig
cat piece OF currency by United States
Banks throughout the nation will carry coins and hello e.
supply needs The price has been fixed at 50 90 each m
premium above the face value $50 eents will be shared WITH
o charitable organizations and churches The total amount
q money available to all of these groups they viii hello in
me button q these coins IS than million 49,
oOoOaoeo dollars In spirit of helpllnes towards
s me sponsoring organizations carrying
traditions Of both George Washington Carver and Booker n
washington We are they would wanted that wa
When you contribute $500 for Carver.Washineton M1~
ofal ha dollar you paying tribute q the worries
gea leaders you are helping preserve our American her
taee q Freedom and Opportunity for ALL Won are halnng
foster the type Americansm that will continue y 49,
country Tho envy Of all mankind Many people VIII give SOS 90
JUS TOT Tie privilege of passing along Carver Wasin4<
Ton com to show their friends bequeath il their chiare
as one OF the very fine examples of democracy in action They
kno" that In the come the coins will be proesa ~
symbols oil the nations physical strength and moral growth 3
the best antidoe for mperalst communism thar has hes
devised and one that the American public accept with e
titude -
soon after January 5th pay to your local bana
ASK Tor the Washington If the bank does nof t
h ADDRESS card TO Booker Washington Birthplace vlfrp~
af
as soon as you can you'll be starting year with befre
outlook for the trying days ahead
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Mrs Grace W. Kyle, librarian Shorter college was the
lker al the Womens Democratic auxiliary December 10 at
Presbyterian church. She gave very inspiring edu-
NAL speech Our Share Sharing In The Government
NJ Jackson is reporter.
Spending Christmas Day in the city with their and
lbter Mr. and Mrs L. Christopher Bates were Rev and
NJ b. Bates of Memphis
United Tea will be given Sunday at Arkansas Baptist col
dining hall from to p The tea is sponsored by the
District Women auxiliary for the benefit of the Arkansas
Id college mems hall Mrs f. Nichols is president The
|ic is cordially invited.
hing the Modernistic club the lovely home of Mrs
ln Reddick 234 Cross delicious breakfast was served
table graced by Mrs NJ E. Johnson associate member
Reddck selected Christmas music which played during the
kfas hour. Mrs Carolyn Watkins special guest Mrs
\ don is president.
The ROYAL Hospitality club entertained its guests with a
smas party al the beautiful home of Mrs Fred C. Lewis
played and gifts exchanged afterwch delicious
supper was served Mrs Annie Harris was toasmistress
h evening All who present reported pleasant evening
Annie Harris is president Mrs Della Jones is reporter
Rev n Evans pastor at England and Bscoe rushed
Missouri Pacific hospital seriously i'll December He is
red improving.
Mrs Roy Johnson is spending the Christmas holidays in
EnPton D C. visiting Mr.. and Mrs W E Holman and
Mr. Holman is cousin of Mrs Johnson. On her return
she will stop in Baltimore Maryland and St Louis
sit cousins
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Mr. and Mrs Leo Woods home Tor the Christmas hol
from Junction City Kansas They visiting their son
tu Lee and other friends and relatives
Cleo Miller of Chicago here visiting his family and friends
The holidays Accompanying him his trip will
son Darwin who has been here visiting his grandmother
Edna johnson.
Mrs Corine Williams is home for the holidays She Is
BE- resident of this city but resides East ST Louis
emona GENEVA and Lemua Worlds here spending the
|ays with their mother Mrs. Ovia Worlds.
NJ and Mrs Archie Mitchell ST and Billy motored to
Orleans to spend Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs oranzo
y They accompanied BY Mrs. Lola g. Robinson
NJ and Mrs George Henry here spend holidays
their sister Mrs Clara Matthews and other friends and
ives They accompanied by their small son, George
p j. They residents Of Washington, D. e.
Pfc George Stane and Pfc Lonnie Dunn home fur
to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs Sam Dunn and other
YES Pfc Sancil is stationed in Fit Hood Texas Pfc
in Shepard Airfied base Wichita Falls where he has
received his diploma in Airpane Mechanics He is schedu
overseas duty on his return
Mrs Lote Green, Mr. and Mrs Hosea Beavers and Mrs
|a Beavers entertained Mrs Pearl Barrnger and Mr. and
Sussex with dinner Christmas evening The guests
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Gibbs high school, volunteered to teach II after school
thus making IL possible for pupils college without con
don The writer grateful the years knew Char
iote Andrews Stephens teacher fellow eoworer and adj
visor and friend She has built strong bridge in order that
those OF Us who follow may safely
Here and There
M Barbara Hicks Gwendoyn Floyd and Willie Mae John
Baltimore Md represent Omega chapter at the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Boue The be held on Morgan
college campus Gussye Deye Delta Delta omega is the dele
gate from Pine Bluff
The Andersons mildred and Harold spent the
of December 18th in Texakana Texas visiting
family
John Henry Lewis ormer principal of DIS president
of Morris Brown coege in the city days during
last week
J. R. Booker A. A. Arnold ST. Leroy Williams and c
Franklin Brown elected delegates Lambda chap
ter to attend the Alpha Phi Alpha Berey Calf
A. A Arnold ST. is the new presdeneect of Pi Lambda
understand that A A Arnold jr plans trip with
his dad and represent Beta Chi chapter of Phander Smith
lege .kSsMwfsr4
The Executive Committee of Urban League
met the residence of president Floyd Bates Crosse
Clty) in a luncheon meeting on December Is
Eliza Hunter Leroy Chrstophe ST. and W Harry Bass are
delegates to the Omega koneaye in Miami Fla
that they are planning short soourn in Cuba
The Browns Norma and Fueh) and the Whites dorothy
and Oba taking in the Kappa <onvention converting in
indianapolis Ind Hugh Is Regional Poemareh you know
Home For Chrstnas-N
Henrietta Miller Yancey Waco Texas guest of her dad
and mother the Millers John Wille)
The Smiths prank Eloise) from Saskatchewan Cana.
da fBr-rr-cold1 guest of the Bradfords and Bases
Sarah Booker Turner, guest Of her brother R bot"
Booker.
Bernieee Birch Galloway dallas Texas guest Of her
mother and dad the McI.ane Birehs
Frances Thornton Poe and Florence Thornton New York
guests af their dad J. c. Thornton M D.
Illness Shut-lns-
Efnestine Long is in the Baptist hospital
Lille Curtis and Irene Shropshire stl on the sick list
Huda Young Is confined 10 hef home 1919 High street
Ill
Deepest Sympathy
u the relatives Of Mrs Charlotte Andrews Stephens Your
loss IS eur loss The Educational Profession Of Arkansas
has lost great leader
Faces
Al Christmas time in Little Rock always eniovs see
ing relatives friends and visitors Rev Mrs b Bates
Memphis mother of Nj and Mrs Press in town f.
spend Christmas with their children
James Booker tJmmiel here fer The holiday season ais
Mamie Bradford Moen Detroit Right Around Us" enioved
chatting with Ruby Peake Watts Louis the Edison Mar
sha ibPnon Hafbor Mlc The G A. Lawahs Pine Bluff
The H. J. Peys ine Bluff Anna Coleman Lytes Pine Bluff
ami West Va State college, Eae Bradford Smith canada1 81
INC Excelsior Christmas party Ny nv many folks here
this Christmas yours truly to leave town ANYWAY
It's Goodbye now
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church Persons on the sick list
are Mrs Ophelia johnson. Mrs
DoeRins and Mrs Eula Pondexter
who was injured in fall last
week Mrs Gloridean Brattor
and her two small children are
visiting relatives in Missouri The
Federated Ladies prepared basket.
for the shut.ins for Christmas
The Woodruff county planning
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board committee met at Carver
hifh to set plans for 1852 The
next meeting will be held AZ the
same place on the fourth Satur.
day IN January II A. Smith. jr.
has asked that all members be
present for the election Of Officers
The tea sponsored by the facul-
~ OF Carver high school was quite
successful Sixty -four persons
were served at the home Of Prof
and Mrs. J. S Smith
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

ton who is stationed n californis
were home for the holidays. Tire
two soldiers left Wednesday ......
The Christmas program was spcn-
sored by Mrs. Stella Penny ara
Miss Kennedy. The second grace
class wrote Santa and asked HRS
to come to the program. Shcss
playlets were presented by the f<l-
lowing rooms Mrs. Cassie Mclvir .
first grade; Mrs. Stella Pnrnys
fourth grade and Mrs J B. t.
qtic's fourth grade
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BY BETTY BARCLAY

Paradise Snow
ckage lemon favored gelatine
y hot water
IA can Washington Bartlett
Pears, well drained
whites, stiffly beaten
olve gelatine I'm hot water
cup syrup drained from
Chill until partially set.
until light and fluffy Fold in
beaten egg whites Pour into
aart mold and chill until set.
IN a sherbet glass with O
,nston Bartlett Pear half or
Four Lemon Custard Sauce
zoe Paradise Snow and top
uastcd eoc0anuL Serves g.
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Augusta

G. W Layne
Rev J A Houston preached o.
wonderful sermon at jackson
chapel CINE church Sunday in the
absence Of the pastor Rev Hin
ton preached a good sermon for
the Federated Mission Band sun
day afternoon at ST Luke M T.
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served Turkey and Ham with all the trimmings An enjoyable
time had by all
James Perry, fomer resident Of the city was here last
week leave from California He into the Marines after
graduating from AM&N college in August
Leon Duckworth of Oakland California is here visiting h,
parents Mr. and Mrs w Ducvorth of Croso't end sister
Mrs Ema Beavers Of this city While they visited 1 and
Mrs James Warren of Little Roc, An cr.c a-rc ..7s
given al the home Of their sister Guests Mr. Harry
Shaer Coy Chld Calvin Warren Of Crosse and Mr. and Mrs
James Warren
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Hickory Plains
Eekkter Holloway

On the sick list are Mrs. Bcs.
sic Dixon Mrs Matte y Har.
shaw Bob and Charles, visited
Mrs Willie Mac Holloman II N,
sanaiorium In Alexander She is
The sister of Mrs Harshaw Wis
ting Mrs Matte b Hnrshaw Sun.
day was her cousin. Raymond Bo-
gard of Little Rock
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Lemon Custsrd Sauce
~ cups scalded milk
3 egg yolks
a cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
tablespoon lemon juice
y teaspoon grated iemon rind
Beat the egg yolks slightly with
a fork. add sugar and salt Add
milk gradually. stirring constantly
Cook and stir IN q double boiler
over hot. not boiling water, until
mixture coats a spoon Chill Add
lemon juice and grated rind Just
before serving.