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A Progressive Family

son, Charles, and their dog, "Shep",
in the yard of their beautiful
modern home, a few miles out
from Bearden. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
ford are members Of Greater Mt
Olive Baptist church, Rev. +. O.
Jones, pastor. This family owns
100 acre farm, farm all trac-
tor and a beautiful riding horse,
80 head OF cattle, the brimmer
type, 40 head of goats. q head of
hogs, 100 head of poultry and 2
stock dogs that are hard to beat
for they are only told to go into
the pasture and bring out certain
head OF cattle or stock and the
orders are obeyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benford are valuable assets in
their community, They are pious
and unassuming but they live at
home. When the Greater Mt
Olive church was under repairs
they placed their baby, Charles,
in the baby contest to raise funds
for the church and little Charles
came out winner with $l2 over
his nearest competitor. May the
tribe of this family type increase
for verify they could command
and demand the highest respect
in any community and ere long
our race group would be on the
onward march to greater security.
Their postal address is Rt. 2, Box
97-B, Tinsman, Arkansas.
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IN MEMORlAM

In loving memory of my dear
husband. DIR. V. J. Simmons, who
passed May II, 1910, although it
seems like yesterday to me.
You are gone dear, but not for
gotten
The thought OF you ofsen
brings a silen. tear.
Mrs Mary Z. Simmons. ri. 4,
North Little Rock, wife: Mrs
Lillian Thomas, 2722 E 9th. city
and Mrs. Alena Hawkins. RI, 4,
North Little Rock, daughters,
Victor S. Simmons, RI 4. North
Little Rock, Mcdonald Simmons,
Los Angeles, California and Ros-
zoe S. Simmons, RI. 4. North
Little Rock, sons and Mrs Nettie
B Vaughn. Rt. 4, North Little
Rock, sister.
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bar, Mrs. p. Phillips, Mrs. Ar
della Aubry and grand daughter
Erma j, Stewart, Sgt. George
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodis Hat
tison, Mrs. Catherine Smith and
Mrs Alberta Thomas. Many lovely
gifts were received by the honor
eeS
Mrs. SamInie Knox and Jacque-
Ign Knox of Detroit and Spencer
Knox of Chicago arrived here Sat-
urday for the graduation of their
daughter and sister, MissJane
Knox, who is a student OF Dun
bar.
Mrs. Flora Allen Of Detroit is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sofia
Clifton.
Pvt. VaIda Gene Threet left
Monday night for Camp Chaffee
after a 80 day visit here from
Korea.
The senior class Of Carver high
school, Lonoke, spent Tuesday af-
ternoon in the city accompanied
by Mrs. E. G.. Givan and l.. Nj
chols. Members of the class are
Anna Louise Heron. Lois Evonna
Young Rosie Lee Moragne, Sam
uel Hood, Hannah COSBY and
Sarah Mae Gatewood. The group
visited the PRESS office before
returning TO Lonoke.
The Twilldo Cotere club met with
Mrs, N. Hampton, Following the
business session the hostess served
a delicious dinner. Five games OF
whist were played with Mrs. M.
Simpkins winning first prize; Mrs.
c. Warner, second and Mrs. v
Smith, third The next meeting
will be held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. B. M. Hamilton,
2904 Chester street Mrs. N. Brown
president; Mrs. B. M. Hamilton,
reporter.
In the city to attend the sum
mer session at Philander Smith
college is Mrs. Mable T. Watkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Pres
ton Thompson, ST,
The BARRIERS of Greater Little
Rock are invited to attend the Ma
tional Association of BARRIERS of
the State Of Arkansas at the Mar
ion hotel at 200 o. m. Sunday
Charley Hughes is president OF
the local organization.
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Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Irene Shaver Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94l8l
Nathan Shaver Defendant
The Defendant Nathan Shaver Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Irene
Shaver
Dated; May IL, 1852
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II $. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
5;l8-23-30;6:8
WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Virginia krawiec Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94445
Barney Krawiec Defendant
The Defendant Barney Krawiec is
warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Virginia
krawiec.
Dated. May 1882
Gordan II. Sullivan
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher D. G.
5.l6-23- 30.6.t
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Fordyce

The funeral of Mrs. Ida B.
Slade of Las Vegas. Nevada.
daughter of Mrs. Coda Guyton
Of this city, was conducted at Je-
rusalem Baptist church May 18th.
Rev. I. M. Garrison delivered the
eulogy. A large number of condo-
florals attested to the fact that
the family is held in high esteem.
The late Mrs. Slade had been a
member Of the New Tabernacle
Baptist church Of this city but left
for the west in 1913. She met
with tragic death which makes
II rather difficult for her mother
to take her untimely death. She
leaves TO mourn their loss, q
mother, Mrs. Coda Guyton; a
daughter, jeanette Johnson, both
of this city; two sisters, Mrs. O.
della Battles Of Houston. Texas
and Mrs. Easter Mae Smith Of
Fordyce; two brothers, James
Johnson of Los Angeles and Nc
Elree Johnson of Chicago. Among
the out Of town relatives who at
tended the funeral were l.. G.
Roland OF FL Dorado; Lorenzo Ro-
land of ST. Louis; Aaron Higgs Of
Little Rock, Rev. I. P. johnson
of Ell Dorado; Joe Roland, Mrs.
Mary Bright and daughter, Orine
Bright, all of Marion. Louisiana.
Clay Mahan jumped from .
wood truck several days ago and
was critically injured. He receiv-
ed treatment at University hos
pital in Little Rock but succulnb-
ed from the fatal injury on May
nth. Burial was In White Springs
cemetery May 18th. His funeral
eulogy was delivered by the pas
tor of White Springs AME church
Of which he was former mem
Der. He leaves to mourn their Il.
fourteen children born 10 !
from three marriages. Harris : .n-
eral home was in charge OF , q
body The body Of MIRA
Thunie Wiley Of near Carthage
Is In state at Harris funeral homs.
at this writing. Further details.
will appear In the next issu6 :
Among the Fordycians who ~
tended the special dollar rally day
at Arkansas Baptist college Ia
Little Rock were Rev. M. ".
Russ, Rev. w. L. Dunn, Mrs. May
me B Jones and Z. e. Scott. More
than $4,000 was reported. Ths
rally will continue until Founders
Day, May ~ when 1t Is hoped the
amount will be augmented 70
$4,000 Carthage high school
commencement services were con.
Quoted Sunday In the high school
auditorium. Rev. B. w. Williams.
pastor of First Baptist church,
read the scripture; Rev. r. G.
Hayman. pastor Of Carthage CIR
cult, gave the invocation. The
principal, Mrs. J. N. Stanfield.
introduced the speaker, Rev. WAL
Ter White, pastor Of Greater Pleas
ant Hill Baptist church. Arkadel-
phia. The school graduated -
students this semester He,
ry Valentine who has been VI
dergoing special surgical treat.
ment at University hospital il
Little Rock Is at home again and
recuperating about as well a.
could be expected. His faithful
wife, Mrs. Willie Valentine. de-
serves much credit for her close,
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Don Juanette club met at

h Don Juanette club met al
home Of Mrs. Lillian la!ley
week. Following the usual
hess session games were play
lie hostess served a delicious
!. Mrs. Mary Hayes, prtsi-
Mrs. Bettye Toombs. repor.
e Helping Hand club met at
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Bennett last week. A surprise
iday party was given for Mr..
heit Many gifts were receiv-
BY Mr.. Bennett and a delici-
dinner was served. The next
kng will be June 5th at the
y Of Mrs. Sylvesta Parks, 1915
18th with W. S. Scott host,
Alice Scott, president; Mrs.
Fua Woodson, reporer.
( Business and Professional
pens club will meet at the Y
Saturday at $50. Plans for
annual project will be dis
ID therefore a special request
been made by the president
all members be present. IN
fection with the brief business
ION the social meeting will be
quoted The club sponsored a
" tournament and square
p Of the "Y" last week which
very successful. Whist prize
fers were as follows: first
! Tor the men, Nathaniel Cy-
second prize for men. Robert
'erson' first prize for the wo-
vent to Mrs. II. Cyrus and
pa prize to Mrs. Mary Smith,
L Williams received the
py prize Mrs. Vera Muldrew
President
pc engagement Of Miss YER
Y Johnson to Green Daniel
'sON was announced by her
'nN' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
IS0n. Mr., Jackson is the son
Pew and Mrs. Albert Jackson.
'e friendship club gave an an
'@ry and birthday party in
VI Oh Mr. and Mrs. c. M Pry-
W april Goth The house was
'lully decorated with roses.
~ present were Mr.. and Mrs.
y hattison' Mr.. and Mrs.
Wy Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
.arN Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dun
ndnoy Mr., and Mrs. Floyd
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The Pilgrim Progress Baptist
church usher board will present
King and Queen March, June
18th at 8 p. m, This march will
be given on behalf of the build
ing fund. The candidates for king
are Lewis Gaulkner, Izeah Peter
son, j. c. Baker, and June Fitchue.
The candidates for queen are
Mrs. Daisy Avery, Mrs. Lurene
Thompson, Mrs. Erma L. Davis
and Mrs. Virginia Coffey Rev. B,
j, Whitfield is pastor and Mrs.
Bobbie Gatewood, reporter
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dan
fort, 2720 r. End, had open house
Saturday evening. The addition is
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Sweet Home

There was a birthday dinner
given May 4th for Peter Smith
ST. at his home. The dinner was
given by his wife. Mrs. Julia
Smith. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, Dan Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland, Mrs. Nellie Z. Leak. his
two lovely daughters, Mrs. May
A. Turby and Mrs. Matte Stag.
gers.
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wrighisvi|Ie

The Gospel Temple Baptist
Sunday school opened with the
acting superintendent Mrs. Tho.
mas in charge. Class no. 3 was
the banner class On the sick
list are Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs.
Matte Jefferson. jeff Jefferson,
Will Boyd, and James Motion.
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Last week was pastoral day. The
pastor, Rev. Otto Jones delivered
a powerful message on Clean
ing Up" Two visitors were pres
ent, Deacon Al Beasley from Eng
land and Mr.. Dogge Of this city.
E. A building rally will be con-
Quoted at First Baptist Sunday al
400 p. m. The public is invited
Mrs. Nittie Perry was guest OF
Mrs. Mary A. Trice recently. Mrs.
Perry Is the cousin of Ms. Trice.
Roman Trice Is on the sick
list.
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Harold Flowers To
Deliver Memorial
Day Address

Harold Flowers, prominent Ark
ansas attorney, will deliver the
memorial day address at the Me-
mortal Day service to be held at
the Liberty Hill Baptist church
Sunday at 500 p. m.
The Memorial Day service will
be sponsored by the Walter E
Parker post 1916 of the VFW.
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report that they are enjoying
columbus Ohio their new home
The Phillips were called here en-
account of the death of Beat.
flces mother, While in the city.
they We're the guests Of the Hard
ihes tMr. and Mrs Lee.
Edna Douglas back in Little
Rock after week at the Con.
rad - Hilton where she attended
The National YWCA meeting. It's
a wonderful sight to see the pic
ture OF the three thousand dele.
gates IN that beautiful crystal
ballroom. Edna took time out on
the Saturday to attend the Ma
uonal Pan Hellenic Council meet
ing at Northwestern University,
Evanston, Illinois - Busy lady
The Fine Arts club met with
Alice Perry on Sunday. May 10
Louise p. Guy is president.
The Woods adele and DR. j.
b spent the weekend with the
Wrights Geneva and Henry in
Hot Springs.
A. Maeeo Smith national presi-
dent of Alpha Phi Alpha fraterni-
ty and president of the Alumni
Association of Fisk Uni) in
town for a few hours the other
day Enjoyed chatting with A. Ma
Geo via telephone. OF course. the
Alpha brothers gathered to have
good old fellowship meeting
Alton Arnold, sr is president of
the graduate chapter.
Daisy Bates - back in town af-
ter very busy week in Memphis
at the Cotton Makers Jubilee
Daisy reports that the Spirit of
Cotton barbara Thompson) was
very much on hand for all affairs
Radio interviews, fashion shows,
photographers, social affairs, kept
milady very busy
Right Around Us" journeyed
down to Hermitage to give the
Commencement address for the
Hermitage high school few days
ago. The principal Of the school
is Howard Z. Bomar, a very eff
ficient and energetic young man
The trip thru the country with
Faustena (Mrs. II. E. Bomar) and
Marchia tThe Bomars' two yeaf
old daughter) was an enjoyable
one. Returning, We ran into the
storm on leaving Pine Bluff In
spite of the heavy rain and hail
storm we made il in safely. BY
the way Marcia slept right on
thru it all. Life is grand at that
age.
With NCNW
The local chapter Of NCNW vii
hold its regular meeting at the
Phyllis Wheatley, Y. w. c. A, go
Gaines Street at 500 p. m. Johnnie
Hart, one of the vice presidents
will preside. The guest speaker
will be Bessie Ward executive di-
rector, of the Negro Girl Scouts
Sylvia Caruth will give the re-
port of the fourth annual regional
conference. Annie Hightower will
report on the meeting regarding
the Ford Foundation.
Deepest sympathy - to the rela
tives of Mrs. Hattie Henderson
Miss Jennie Dodge, and l.. S
Edwards.
These three citizens will be
greatly missed. They had been
residing in our city for many
years.
- l..
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RCHT AROUND US /
by Gwendolyn N. Floyd
signs Of The Times
by Gwendolyn N. Floyd

signs Of The Times
Regarding the Women's confer.
ehee for leadership in Florida
NO one IN this country but DIR
WARY Mcleod Bethune could have
gathered together women leaders
III so many fields of different in.
terest' different political parties
different religious and different
races to deliberate on Strength.
ellihs the forces OF Freedom"
May And June Brings Commence
meht Announcements
From Robert Franklin Mora.
mead the son Of A. B. and Eliza.
beth Morehead; Annie Myrtle
waugh, the daughter of Maurice
and Vienna Waugh; Treopia Clara
Green the daughter of Ernest and
Lolhalre Green, Elizabeth Ann
Minton, the daughter of Paul and
ihelma Minton; Evelyn ]. Vault
the daughter of Wilson and Alice
vault; and Marianita Hicks. the
daughter of Madge Hieks-Dayis
ana the late French ]. Hicks
special congratulations to these
ilhe boys and girls. Marianita in.
forms US that she is valedietorian
oil her class. Orchids to Marianita
Local Women Organize to Pro.
mote Interest In u. N.
representatives from the var.
ious Womens organizations in the
Greater Little Rock area met this
week at the Little Rock public
library to discuss ways in which
these women's groups might
promote information concern
ing positive accomplishments
OF the United Nations. The meet.
ing was called by the Greater
Little Rock Council of Church
Women. Invitations were issued
to organizations which belong TO
the citizens United Nations COM
mittee and TO organizations which
maintain observers at the United
Nations. Jane r. Cotton tMrs
Earl d. was selected as the
chairman of the committee. The
committee plans TO make this in.
formation available to the public
thru forums, pictures, talks, spec
lal programs during U. N. Week,
etc.
Harry Ashmore, executive edi-
tor of the Arkansas Gazette. spoke
TO the group on the importance of
such an educational program in
this community. Mr.. Ashmore
briefly defined the U. N. as an
organization which had no MACH.
merry set up by which to enforce
peace = just more or less a de-
batting society. The organization
as it stands to-day is pretty much
a paper organization maintain.
ing national headquarters, q
secretary, carrying on research
but has failed to maintain peace
it's main purpose" The speaker
felt that the u. N. is the long
range plan for peace and we OF
this generation must work to keep
the ideal alive. The u. N altho
limited and altho it has had fail.
ures is the last best hope. Mrs
j. Russell Henderson was appoint
ed as chairman Of the committee
on speakers.
Here And There
The Talmadge Phillips BEAT
rice Brown and their two lovely
children (Carrol and Talmadge, lr
have been in town for a few days.
The Phillips are looking fine and
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Thrower; chairman Of the social
committee. Mrs. Claudine King;
chairman of program committee
Mrs. Mary Jenkins; chairman of
health committee, Mrs. Amanda
Taylor The next meeting will be
held June End. AT this meeting
there will be a discussion on child
care Doore prize was won by
Mrs, Amanda Taylor, guest prize
Mrs. Mable Mitchell The presi.
dent is Mrs Mable Mitchell; Mrs.
1della Smith, secretary and Mrs.
Pondexter, advisor.
Lonnie Mosley, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Mosley ST., was induct-
ed into the army May Bird and is
taking his basic training at Ft
Bliss, Texas. He attended Jones
high school and at one time was
a member OF the junior football
team Lonnie sends greetings to
his many friends here
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Woodson

A play will be presented by the
7th grade class. Prof. l.. Q. Blath-
ers is principal of the school +.
Rev, V. Tyler preached at Beth
ell AME church A box sup
per was given at the church by
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-:NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS


Nor'h Little Rock Ushers
was held at the First Bap-
, !, 9th and Pine. Sun.
way 18TH Rev. jackson. pas.
|, amount raised $3185e. r.
Is president; b. Handy. re.
49,, D0efs Of the Northside Char.
' ,. held their regular meet.
WIN Mr. and Mrs. George
', sa,, 29o2 S. Main. Following
y. business session games were
,I,s and refreshments served.
,.. 'fed Harmon has return.
'' VI, Chicago where she Wis.
|, 'ela'lves last week. She re-.
very enjoyable trip.
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THANK HEAVENS Most attacksare Jus, acie
Indigestion. When IL strikes, take Beil-an
tablets They contain the iastest-actin,
medicines known To doctors lor tho relief o
seatlhurn. eae and similar distress 2sa.
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IN SURPRISE PARTY-Mrs Elizabeth Hinton is shown
toto as she poses for the photographer with her birth
cake and the beautiful flowers that she received at the
rise birthday party given by her husband, F. j. Hinton
birthday May 10TH Many friends and relatives were on
to help Mrs Hinton celebrate. The Hinons live at 1909
street. The honoree received many beautiful and useful
at the party which was complete surprise
PRESS foto by Davy
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are welcome. Rev. A. G. Reynolds

The minister again is asking for
all members TO please attend the
Union You are certainly missing
a treat. Last week the Kershaw
Royal singers of Camden New
Jersey, were guest singers. Will
you please come next Tuesday.
Special features. Tho location
will be 9th and Chester streets.
Rev. l.. Calcote, president; Rev.
A. G.. Reynolds, minister
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Suffered ! years
] found Pazo
brings amazing relief /"

says Mr.. N. W, Los Anasles, CG12ks
Speed amazing relief from miscriee -
simple piles. with soothing Paaosi AceS
TO relieve pain. itching insfdniiy- sooeAqo
inaamed tissues lu6ricates dry. hoG1s
ened par!s--hslps prevent cracking, ~.
ness--rsducc swelling: You SCI real e.
fortmg help. Don't suffer needless tortu1o
from simple piles. Get Pazo for fast. vuIlp
derful relief. Ask your doctor about ~
Slppoeitosy form - also tubes with ~
(ogascH PIKE pipe ice easy application
sS6S QmImssS ~ Ss1bGs6Ue1UD
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ARCH STREET BAPTIST-The B

TIL is sponsoring a progril Sun
day at 800 p. m. Rev. 7 &. SIMS
of New Hebron Bapilst church
will be the speaker, The public
is invited. Rev, I. M. Chalnt ers,
jr. is pastor
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With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet every Tuesday at 1l:00 a. m.
at The Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Rev. +. G. Dyer, Pastor. Rev. Cal
cote Is President; Rev. l.. NJ
Knowles, Secretary. All Minister
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Mrs. Mary ]. Ellison and Mrs
Alice ]. johnson U. s. Bear
den Is home from the army
Buy a paper every week.
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SHILOH SEVENTH DAY AID
FIRST BAPTIST-Pankey Add

FIRST BAfTIST-Pankey Addi-
dition-Rev, Otto Jones, pastor,
preached from the subject "A
True Mother, Sunday. The com
munion service was observed
Sunday night. Sunday afternoon
building drive was sponsored by
Mrs. Mabel Jones, Visiting church
es present were First Baptist OF
White City and Rocky Mountain
Baptist church Rev l..
Franklin, pastor Of Rocky Noun
tain, preached from the Subject
Going Forward" The financial
report was $500. Mrs. Ethel
Parrish, reporter.
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MT. PLEASANT BAPTIsT-Me-

MI. PLEASANT BAFIISI-Me-
mortal Day will be observed Sun
day sponsored by the Veterans Of
the church. Breakfast will be
served at the church from 7:30
till 1000 a. m. Special service
will be conducted al 1900 a. m.
and a special program at 300
p. m. Dr. Hugh Brown, superin-
tcndent of McRae Sanitorium will
be guest speaker. The public is
invited.
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EMMANUEL BAPT Tho Young
Adult group salutes Mrs. Dora AL
len as woman of the week Sun
day. Mrs Allen is a charter mer1-
Der Of the church. member OF the
choir. Sunday school, BTU and a
fine booster of the church. She is
also a member Of the Eastern Star
The message will be delivered by
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DOTS BEAUTY SHOPPE
Specializing in HairstyIing
SPECIAL RATE s1.5O
Includes shampoo, press, marcel
and curl
Mrs. Dorothy Fisher, operator
1902 Pulaski street
Phone for appointment S2-1601
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CASH or GOOD TRADE IN Al
LOWANCE--For Your Used Fur
niture And Stoves. Bargains Every
Day. We Buy. Sell, Trade. Phone
$1,000. ROUTH FURNITURE co,
t0O-iO6 T.. Washington, North Lit
tie Rock
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1t. N. T. Roberts of the Saliva
ton Army. 1t. Roberts received
ner education N Washington d :
and received training at Mirror
Teacher college and the Saliva
ton Army training college in
New York City. She is present
ly working as religious, social and
recreational director for the Sal
walton Army in our city. Rev. E.
c. Dyer is pastor of the church.
ROSE OF SHARON BAPTIST -
l4th and Cross streets. Rev. s.
]. Williams pastor of First Bap-
fist, Military Heights. North Lit
tie Rock and Second Baptist
church, England will preach the
sermon Sunday Special gratifi-
cation services will be held at the
church. Rev. p. A. Garrett is pas
tor.
SHILOH SEVENTH DAY AID
VENTIST-church OF the city will
observe Christian education Sat
urday at the church, 1909 Pulaski.
The pastor, F. w. Parker, will
deliver the ll:00 o'clock messag
The children of the parochial
school will furnish the music. The
public Is invited
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Fool vote friends RENAL from
Sunshine City, 81. Petersburg,
Florida. Cards or letters 10 cents
each. Send 10 cents for 5 view
cards"
Montgomery, Box 1872, PineIIas
Park, Fla,