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APARTMENTS A WANTED
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET o,
aeross tine country: safe storage In
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
GO INC est 1906
MOVING By VET--Exper. help. every
piece pn wrapped. Insured; reas. Can
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reaS. IA. 1887; ewes, GE. I416. l.
EA6i, moving, packing. Grating.
service, low rates. HO. 5sIe. 3.
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ROOMS EURN.-N.W. Cont. }

DUPONT CIncLEmRoom Eso .9o', with ssh PVT pvt.
1ovELY DoUBIE ROOMS. first and
second floors Adults. 1880 Mass.
ave. or 906 Eye st. NV. %
137 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Neatly
furn. rm in a quiet home; suitable
for ne youn" mar i
sS sisse HARvAER lar as1s bsh sssg6 3D.
GEoRGETowN. mr.. a5th and T NV.
Newly dec. rm;; l or gentlemen;
1sso 9so at GiRSRp fGsF. EN- sT.. ela9 9he Palmer
House"-comfortably furn.. well.
heated, single rm.. next to bath. 81
1sse \ ST. NV. mr.. Conn. ave-
home: unlim. phone; semipvt. bath.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Lge., attractive, master bedrm.. run
nnf bTRs xfist p1v 5G or pvt Z Rome Rass sess e.
WILSON WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th St
Excel. rms. Single. $35; with bath,
$50 Double. $50; with bath. $50,
CONN. AVE. 1ss6-unusually large
front room, suitable for 2 or 3; best
LEGATION and transportation; also
1909 N. H. AVE, Dupont Circle area.
Extra-la,ge rooms. DE. S495. ---3
5f0S 18th ST. N.W.-2nd-fioor front
rin;. pvt. bath: employed gentieman;
220I MASS. AVE. N.W.--Bedrm.. with
single beds, living rm.. private BATH,
phone In room; suitable 3 young
ATTRAcTfvE. large rm.. pvt. bath;
good neiehborhood: conven. transp.
172S N st. NV. ST. 4096. 3
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th ST.
Downtown loc.: dbles. with bath, S25
wk.; with running water. S21 wk.;
sgles.. S14 week Ma. 6264.
BOLIVIAN CLUB
1888 10th; business women; sgi
dbl. rms. modern baths beaut. furn
GEORGIAN HOTEL
1914 G st. n.w.-Attract. and we'll
located; sgle; and twin bedrms.. mod.
each rm.. laundry facilities; reason
able rates. --13
THE MAURY
701 10th st. NV. mr.. White House
comfortable newly decor. rms. maid
service. elevator; reas. wkly. rates.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1701 10Th ST. NV
Special weekly rates, single and dou-
BILE rooms; all with private bath:
hotel service. Call DU 1000
GILBERT
2460 10th St. n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr. PIX service. co. 1881
COLORED-34O BRYANT ST.-Furn.
rm., no children. DU. 06SO. morn
ings til IL: ewes. It'll 8. II
COLORED-1922 3rd ST. NV
Lge. rooms with semipvt baths.
newly decorated. kit. privils Inquire
between l and & pm IS
COLORED-9O5 N ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn; rm. with priyil. Ask for MR..
COLORED-725 QUEBEC-Dble rm..
spac. closet, refined couple, girls. or
men, privil.. reas. RA. 6SaS. IS
COLORED-1S3I CALF. ST, NV
Employed couple or girl. Call after
COLoRED-759 GiRARD ST. NV
Large front rm. suit. l-2 empl. per-
sons; mfrried cple. pref. co. 74si.
CoLoRED-FRoNT RM., all privi-
leges. 1857 Harvard st. NV. MI.
$50 >
CoLoRED-BEAuTIFUL LGE. FRONT
ROOM. Near bath. Privileges. IA.
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM;
semipvt;, bath in refined home for
responsible people. TU. 3639. p
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APTs. UkFURk. Cont. J

AVAILABLE Alexandria. Va and
? bedrm.. apts., S69.50 to $77.5O
per. month, incl. utils. File appli-
cation 1910 Vermont ave, Suite Tl7,
9:3o to Il:30. Monday through Fri.
Sc. SECTION; For information, call
BEDROOM APT. $s3.25; utils. in
cluded, garbage disposal units. Dis
trict Heights Apis. 10. s-S550, 10.
sSWh1ts Assns t. r s-FeeH Tgssgk sRi Gs ssa'sE: SE
sssd 1857 cRAWFoRD X W s'R Fl RI. s.E.1New A.
rm. apt. private front and rear
ydpr ensr; russssT see owner s on premises: III -.
sasa sea with n sass's siSS mo sGs as 81 81 ssss
3 RMS, liv. rm.. Ice. bedrm., kit,
SSe,mnipvt. bath. back porch. co.
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL bedfm..
and, and quarters. al' Call M III. aGy'0 200. or or
apply managers ONCE on premises.
18th ST. Mr.. HARVARD NV
1s,h i and 3 foyer, in Quiet bldg. STA 80 30
3-RM. APT. 5th ST. N.E.-Walk-
ing distance Capitol and Library.
all utils.; recently dec. FIR, $3.50.
APT. FOR RENT. . bedrooms. lty.
ing rn.. tile bath. extra large kit,
whole I'd f.. furn. or unfurn. 40l7
l4th st. NV. RA. 1887. IL
310 10th S.E.-3 rms. semipripate
bath. $3.50, all utils.. incl. gas
heat. TR. 1881. Il
CLOSE-N ARL.-1 -bedrm. units:
SIS: all utils; new bldg. GL. 6S77
or Ii. 3-1015. once. 1914 N. 18th
ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., Q baths,
brick: auto. heat. flrepl. maids rm.
and bath; garage: screened porch.
Near Stout Run parkway; conv. to
good schools; S175. Call CHI. OSLO.
ENTIRE end FLOOR rooms. kitch-
en- and bath; utilities furnished;
employed adults preferred. 1924
Staples st. ne. Ii. 3-5546. II
900 MASS. AVE. N.E.-One Broom
apt, private bath. unfurnished;
adults. Call FIR. 1868. Il
TAKOMA PIX, Md new l-bedrm.
apis; liv. rm., din. alcove. kit, bath;
stove, refer.. heat, gas, elect. incl;
indiyid. therm.; $S0-s5 month. 81.
1880. days: SH. i456. ewes, .
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont J

GEORGETOWN-1307 eeth st. Bed
rm,, liv. rm.. kit, bath, dinette,
firepl.; 4 expos, 3rd Il; Si35 mo-;
yr. ease. See 3-S PIN. HO. 3l6S
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S55 MONTH Up"

-776 Mass. ave. NV. - Fine food.
Men or women, share large redec.
rms, S15 wk., $55 mo. up; Soc priv;
dble.. triple rms; employed girls and
boys. CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DE.
1886 &c
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms In remodeied re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies Rec rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $5S,50. 1926
21st st. NV. HU 1924.
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double and single rooms some with
private bath; American plan; excel
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
HO, 1866.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL. ga yrs. old; fe-
male. very gentle. Call DU. 2611
PUGS. beauties. mos. old. Male and
female. Your choice. S125. See them
ELPAW KENNELS. Alex, Va. TIE,
243n.
WIRE FOX TERRIER. female. 10
weeks, Champion sired. S75 may be
paid for in payments. EN-. 9222
sCoTTIE PUPPIES, Axe reg; black;
u weeks old; male or female. OR.
YoUNG COOK HOUNDS for sale.
Ready to run. Call WA. 26G3. Il
GREAT DANE: fawn, 3 mos. old; also
brood bitch: reasonable, where good
home Is assured: best bloodliness.
ELPAW KENNELS. Alex, Va. Duke
st. extended; TIE. 2430.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg. champ.
stock; / male fawn. / female hrindle;
$ wks old. EN-. 7249. -
PUPPIES, DOGS - Cocker. setter.
boxer. dalmation, beagle, SPITE. bull
etc. MONT. co. SHELTER. Open
S:3o-5. 81. 51S3; ewes. 81. 6709.
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS
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GLASSMANOR

OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HOTEL
4 beaut. furn. rms, bath, porch. 3
exposures; rental for 5 mos. for 2
adults Dill THoh a
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1905 H St. NV, Ma. 2345
GEORGETOWN

Very, rare bargain A charmful
bachelor house ready to move in;
priced under $4,000. j. c.
CHATEL, AID. 4l57 or AID. 1854.
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LARGE front room. double or single;
vic. of Soldiers Home; with or with
out kit. privil. Phone RA. $3.50
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POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS
FARM 8 GARDEN

PHEASANT and Mallard
ducks Vienna 303. Il
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BULLDOZERS
For land clearing. grading and exca
vating: For free estimate, cal
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1851 PARK RD. N.W.-2 bedrms.
liv rm.. combination kit. and din
ette, reception hail. and bath: S12a
incl utilities Tu 0fin0
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CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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AVAILABLE Alexandria. Val and
per month, incl. utils. File appli-
cation 1910 Vermont ave, Suite T17.
$50 to 1I:30, Monday through Fri.
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ONE MOD. BEDRM., kit, bath, di-
nette, ~; ,rm: apt near Flower ave.
RA. 1896, day; night, OR. 499S.
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Now available. brand-new l and q
bedrm. completely furn apts. i'm
med occupancy. LO 3.S100 (See
our ad In Unfurn. Apt, column s
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
ABECELE

Stai ir vel trys naujos raides.
Jums tai ne naujos, bet naujos
jusu maziesiems broliukams ir
sesutems, kurie dar nemoka nei
skaityti, nei rasyti. Pabandyki-
te butt ju mokytojais. ziureki-
te, Ina Mackeviciute is Chicagos
raso, kad raides A ir B jos treju
metu sesute ne tik pazista, bet
ir parasyti moka! Tos raides
buvo pirmame "Teviskeles" nu-
meryje. Sticks mokytojo dar-
bas dar nevelu pradeti ir dabar.
Naudokites tais piesiniais. Pa
matysit, kitais metals ir jusu
mokiniai jau skaitys "Teviske-
le" patys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06
MUsU KNYGOs

Mark Twain - Princas ir Elgeta $1.2O
P. Andriusis - Vabalu
V. Pietaris - Algimantas,
Ill d. $3.50
V. Kreve = Dainavos Sales senu
zmoniu padavimai -------- $1.5O
A. Krauza - Gyvuliu draugas $3.50
Gerutis = Rutele (skaitymai =. $500
J. Burkus = Mazpju dieneles-- $3.50
St. Zobarskas - AuSrele ---- $1.5O
V. Nemunelis - Tevu nameliai $3.50
X. Cukovskis - Daktaras
Aiskauda ir 10 zverys - $1.OO
Dahl Saulute (spalvoti
piesiniai) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1.O0
A. Giedrius - Kelione j Lietuva $3.50
Jonas Balys = Istoriniai
padavimai ---- $1.25
Jonas Rutkauskas - Gintareliai $0.75
A. Giedrius - Taunienes
blciullai -------------- $3.50
Pr. Imsrys = Vilkas
meskeriotojas ---- $3.50
B. Voveraite - zirgone ir Gale $1.OO
V. Simaitis - Vytureliai
laukuose ----------$ $1.O0
vi. Vijeikis - Mano Tevyne - $1.OO
vi. Vijeikis - Lituanica --- $O.40
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-06

Sias knygas gausite pastu atsiunte
nurodyta suma pinigu "Teviskeles"
redakcijai.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

: born on Oct e. Congratulations,
P Lambda Thetans welcome is in order to fellow ri
Lambda Thetans Mary Scott UNIV of Wisconsin registrar
at Ark Baptist coege) and Katie B. Pierre Boston Univ
member of the faculty AM&N college, Right Around U.s.
would like to know there other Lambda Thetans in
our vicinity let us hear from you
Mayme Iiickerson Norris Gibbs High school graduate
employee of the Liberty Life Insurance Co., scheduled to
in Little Rock Oct l5 Mayme will spend few days with
Irene Shropshire and Myrtle Williams Little Rocans will be
glad to see one of their favorite daughters.
Vivian Haywood Dunbar High schoo) is chairman the
1851 Urban League membership drive
Alberta Jones Shorter colege) chairman of the Negro
Division of the Christmas Seal sale
j. " Jordan o. d. S. is chairman of the Negro Division
of the Community Chest drive.
Maceo Smith, Federal Housing Authority the presi
dent of Fisk University Alumni Association A. one
OF the of the Gold and Blue who marvellous
record.
Carolyn Denton Dunbar High school graduate) has re-
turned to Howard University begin her year Carolyn
member of the Ivy Leaf Club of Alpha Kappa Alpha
ty at Howard University.
Little Rock Pan Hellenic Council began its calendar
l951-52 Sunday Oct at P NJ the Phyllis Wheatley
WCA Sue Cowan Williams Delta Sigma Thea) president
the local chapter.
Alberta Harson Jones served the discussion leader at
the Booker Washington Parent Teacher group
tober 4. at P NJ
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK DnxrF'1 :

The Monopoly club met The horne Of Mrs. Teanna Davis
whist prize winners Mrs. Maudell Mitchell first Mrs
odessa Jones second and Mrs Velma Walker BOBBY
guest OF the evening Mrs Anna Benton who
guest prize The next meeting will be held residence
OF Mrs Mable Penny BOG Beech with Mrs Vema Walker
hostess Mrs Odessa Jones' president Mrs Arlene Henderson,
reporter
Little Miss Linda Joyce Handy, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Norman Handy celebrated her fifth birthday Tues
day She received many gifts from her family
The fourth anniversary OF the Rev w r. Vaughn pastor
OF 9Th Street Baptist church ended very successfully with
appreciation offering of S20 for the pastor The Pastors
Aid club presented the pastor with 49, Mrs. Luea Swift is
president of the club.
Go by the library and read check out some of the
interesting books there for your There all types Of
books available for young and old Mrs Ruby Doakes is libra
rian The library is located at 800 f. 18th
Mrs Boome Sanders spent the weekend in Menfee She
reports very enjoyable visit with friends and relatives
Bethel AME church Sunday school held promotion
Gently throughout the school, The program made up of
contributions from each class and teachers presented the stu
be promoted and presented each with promotion
card Mrs Irene Shumper teaches the beginners Mrs Maude
Stout and Mrs Annie Rayord teach the primary and inter
mediate classes and Bobby Webster teaches the junior class
The main address given by Mrs Jessie b. Turner the
subject Train Up Child in the Way he Should Co The
efficient superintendent of the school is Prof W. Hunter
Rev j. b. Shumpert pastor; Mrs. NJ L. Nelson and Miss L.
Oglsby, reporters.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
RIGHT AROUND US|
by 6Hendoyn N. Floyd
BY 6vendoIyn N. FLOYD

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
l dream world where man
No other man will scorn
"here love will bless the earth
AND peace its paths adorn'
Ctuc.oo Martels Aria from Troubled Island
tHlCAGOAN ENTERTAINED ''0 'upe' is'"hu
i, ~ cooper (irs Leon Chicago fas been in the
ashg the j. v Jordans cher husbands aunt and uncle(
~ h mel many Little Rockans and MANY of them carried
." the good ole southern hospitality"
Ior4, ooN IN he Arkansas State Wiley game with the
IT, v and Wille), the Davis CASPER and 1acoue
thursday Oct A, at l p m Others ATTENDING tho lrohoon
euuea Willie Mae Jordan Lille Mae Mcmillan and Constance
N'elapele constance Gay now of Chicago
saturday mite many friends gathered at the Jordaps
oia connie Goodbye" The group included Hazel u,rso
thompson, G. Jacquelyn Davis Mae Scott Eva Savlo
ROBINSON of St Louis) Estele Nelson Grendea Scott
HICKS Anna Hampton Adele Woods Irene sbronsbire
que Williams, Cleon Dozzel Alice Perry Vivian Arnold Mi
H. Iuerson Barbara Hicks Myrna Robinson Myrtle VIII
as cara Young Ercel Ih Connie received many he,ut
du gong-away' gifts from the group
81 LOUIS VISITOR
Cleoa Robinson of ST. Louis is in town visiting with tho
VERSIONS o. and Estelle) 3ls Arch street cleota i lL
rs sd ana her many friends very glad to see her
am, .ieola is a graduate of Arkansas Baptist college
ARKANSAS PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
Inc annual conference of the Arkansas Public Health A
socaton will at the Hotel Marion on October % %
e very interesting program has been planned Dr. VIM p
ett is president Mary Foster Moon R ny is co-oairan
- pie soeid committee.
HERE AND THERE
congratulations in order for James JONES' on his re-
cent accomplishments James is Little Rock bow and certain
es aesned TO travel far" James has specialized in In
Healohs and Is qualified to hold down key positions
IN this James (ondy called "broher) is tho son If tho
humans tB C. and Alice Jones and the brother of the Nor
IONS H. r. and Ida RUTH Ida Ruth is employed as teacher
a. Jones High school am that Alice proud of her chill
den Just the other day that these two we're ; kd
q my how time does fly
Proud parents The Jeffries Harry and RUTH It's boy
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
Panky Addition
Dot Turner


Members of Mark Chapel
church and the WSCS gave Rev.
and Mrs. Hickman surprise
shower September 26. The men,
bers of this church are very
greatful to have Rev. and Mrs.
Hickman in their midst. Mrs.
Hickman is very efficient min
ister's wife and is truly Metho.
Gist woman The citizens of
Panky take great pleasure in
thanking Mrs. Josephine Panky
for making it possible for all
the old citizens and most of the
young ones Of the community to
have nice homes. She has been
more than nice and lenient in
giving everyone a chance to own
their homes. She has given church
sites to the following churches,
Presbyterian, Methodist. AME
Zion, CINE. Baptist and Church
of God. She has also given a
whole block for the Panky school.
She teaches music and foreign
languages. We the people OF Pan
ky Addition salute Mrs. ]. Panky.
Rev. r. L. Talbert, jr. of Phi
lander Smith college was guest
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Frances Aston Plaintiff
VS.. No. 92827
James E. Aston Defendant
The Defendant, James z. Aston is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Frances
Aston
Dated. October 8, 1851
John G, Lardner
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John D Gulley
Attorney I'D LJt"m.
II. s Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards u. c.
10 I2l9-28:ll'2
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Henrietta Charles Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1921
Albert Lee Charles Defendant
The Defendant Albert Lee Charles
is warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff Hen
rietta Charles
Dated. October 9th 1851
Dies Il Freeman.
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chsncery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards u. G
l01219-26.lL2
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Robert II Barley Plaintiff
vs. No a29d3
Sophia Y. Barley Defendant
The Defendant Sophia Y. Bar
ley. Is warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days and am
sver the complaint OF the plain.
tiff, Robert IT. Barley
Dated October 5th. 1851
Booker q Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn +. Walther
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Arlene p. Turner y G.
l0121o 20 ll:2
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

MRS. THELMA HEYGOOD-Vet-
eran YWCA worker who has vol
uttered to serve AZ instructor
Of dressmaking and tailoring
Thursday fron "a p. m. at Phyl.
lis Wheatley YWCA.
There have been many requests
for sewing classes and Mrs. Hey
good Is very well qualified 70
teach. having received instructions
at Dunbar high school under the
guidance of Mrs. MeIba Mellow
ell
Mrs. HeygoOd Is a member OF
the YWCA hospitality committee
In which capacity she has served
for many years. She also served
for one and one half years as
member Of the board and only
resigned beea .e Of Ill health.
The class will run for IL week,
and will be extended II the de-
mand Is great enough.
Ladies, here is your opportuni.
~ To replenish your fall war.
drobe at minimum cost
Registration Is free call the
YWCA 5-s469.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
Supreme Court
Refuses Appeal
OF Dixie Teacher

Washington-The High Court
refused TO rule on an appeal by
Mrs. Gladys Noel Bates, school
teacher in Mississippi who sued
unsuccessfully for pay equal to
white teachers.
Mrs Bates suit was dismissed
by lower federal courts on the
ground she had not first sought
to use remedies available through
county and state education depart
ment sources
Mrs. Bates taught in Jackson.
Miss. Her suit was against tire
Jackson school board. In appeafiUe
to the Supreme Court she con-
tended the lower federal courts
made mistake in requiring pre-
liminary use of county and state
remedies.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
EtheI's Beauty Shop
Has Moved to
1406 w. 10TH STREET
lin The Spoon Building)
PHONE 2-2095
Granite Mountain
Boulevard News

Boulevard News
The officers of the st. Peter
BTU are as follows, Mrs. + Mar
tin, director; Mrs. T. Evans. as
sociate director; Miss Emogene
Harris. secretary. The group lead
ers are l.. Griffin, Mrs. A. Scott,
Mrs. A. Barren, Mrs v. Finklea,
Miss Eloise Bean, Mrs A. Holmes,
Mrs. B. Washington, Mrs. B. Col
Inns. Mrs. l. johnson and Mrs. A.
Pugh is pianist Rev. F. T. Evans
is pastor ...... Revival services were
held at Wynne Miles Chapel CINE
church. There were 10 converts
G. p. Pattillo, pastor ..R Rev. j. r.
Green spoke at the following
churches Sunday. First Baptist,
Granite Mountain, Rev. J. r.
Blathers, pastor: Steele Memorial,
Rev. p. A. Gold, pastor; Second
Baptist, Rev f. D. Nixon, pastor.
He was speaking in the interest of
the Boosters hour. Rev. F T.
Evans Is moderator.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method to thank
our friends and neighbors for the
condolences, kilograms, flowers
and cards received during our re-
cent bereavement We wish 10
thank the American Knights and
Daughters Of Zion Lodge for the
kindness shown during the loss
Of our mother, sister and grand
mother.
Mary Alice Filliams
John Williams
Matte Buie
Bis Royal, brother
Hampton Tyree and grand
children.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

MIS- r. Jones recently returned from an extended visit
OF TWO months in the east with her daughter Mrs Danice
oden Jackson and her husband and twin Mrs Jones
motored with Mrs Jno Gould Fletcher and spent few DAYS
Memphis and crossing the states of Tennessee Virginia
Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey and Washing
ton d. C. she spent three days in New York City and was
mouse guest OF Mr. and Mrs Albert Jackson in Lynn Massa
cnusetts She visited Mr. and Hrs VIM Carey in New Bedford
massachusetts, She visited many historic and interesting places
at times more than 1000 feet above level Mrs Jones
very interesting and enjoyable trip.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
Ivan

BObbie WilbUrn
Mrs. Belle Shelton and her son.
j. c. Shelton. left for Las Vaeas
last week with her son In law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
bert Williams Cleophas Webb
left last week en- route 70 Ne
vadao.-~Larry Marshall, having
the highest amount of money.
$50, was crowned king in a baby
contest Of the Bradley district
association. D. Wilburn, Ro-
bert Shelton, Marvin Tyler, Tim
othy Tyler, Robert Tyler, Lorce
McDuffie and Bobbie J. Wilburir
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

night Bishop L. Long is pastor Of
the church.
WESLEY CHAPEL-Progressive
visitation by links was observed
last week with the following hos
tesses. Mrs. Rufus Mack. Mrs
Bernice Bass, speaker; Mrs. c.
Hogan, Mrs Ersel Ish, speaker:
Mrs. II. Upton, Mrs. Benice
Moore, speaker; Mrs. A. Gillispi-
Mrs Reuben Bush, speaker; Mrs
Ida Ruth Morton with Mrs Alice
Rodgers, speaker; Mrs. L. N. Riley
Mrs. Alice Johnson, speaker: Mrs.
Cox and Miss Cox, Mrs. z. q.
Moses, speaker: Mrs Hattie Long
ley, Mrs E. Fitzpatrick speaker,
Mrs. o. B. Fisher, Mrs. Alberta
Jones, speaker and Mrs. Norms
killingsworth, Mrs. Grace Jones
speaker, Each meeting was well a.
tended and the hostesses served
delicious refreshments. The vista
tons terminated October 8 with .
special service in the annex a
the church. Mrs. H. Z. Cunim.
promotion secretary and Mrs. Z
Bryant, publicity chairman.
ST. PAUL AME ZION --I3m
Spring streets. ev. A. W. Rieln
pastor will have Rev. c. H Hsu-
derson, the choir and member q
Cherry Street AME Zion church.
Pine Bluff, present Sunday az
500 p. m. The theme Of the l1:o0
o'clock service will be Compare,
sons. A musical program win b..
held at 7:S0. The appreciation ser-
vice for the seven years services
Of Rev. A. W. Kicks vii begin o.
tober 2l-28.
Mrs. Matte Simon, teacher In
the city system gave a fine -
dress on the educational prsgruma
that was held Sunday night
The late w, S. Tompson, the =
Oldest member Of the church. waas
funeralized September 2eee :
GREATER MACEDONIA nAYr.
church --5i4 Z. oath street o.
served womans day Sunday. I'M
men Of the church conerahalnas
the women on very fine pro
gram throughout the day. The
pastor also appreciates the fine
way In which the people II the
city cooperated 10 make II a love
ly affair, Rev. A. G. Reynoids.
minister.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12

speaker at Mark Chapel Metho-
dist church Rev. Talbert was
dinner guest OF Mrs. Luther
Fleming. Other dinner guests
were Miss Lois Tyler and J,
Tyler.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-12
With The Churches

ST PAUL SPIHITUAL.-church,
18th and State street will open n
10 day meeting with Bishop A.
johnson of Detroit in charge, to-