davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens., ,

BEDROOM SET, 4 pcs, French-Aner.
lean, walnut. Call GL. 1868, after
BICYCLE, boys Echwinn. maroon anc
white. white-sidewalI tires. dusi
brake 2-speed gear. $50. OR. 3952
BOOTHS AND TABLES for restaurant
or bar, S25 each; also steam
table. almost new. $50. Cali HU
SACKS. face and common. 1 or q
million, alaska COAL & BRICK
Co. MA 5S85. OF. 1900.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Salesman at site. 1014 18th st. NV,
from 2 pm. to 5 pm. This building
Is going to be torn down. White
marble fireplaces, plumbing fixtures,
radiators, doors and many other
Items for sale
ABcD CORP, Otis s755. -g
BUILDING MATERIALS
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

bSN SAA6E
ADDING MACHINE. Sundstrand. elec.
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
$99.6O: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Sl3 14th st. NV
ADDING MACHINE, SAB: Burrow.
ADbiHG AfsIGHHlstor MS2H,NfEs6 S2f f26 10th St. nv
adding machine, $3.50 per mo-: 3
mos, $21. Rental credit applied to
CO. HI. 51Si. ~ i1FA"N1th M8 hf'
ADDRESSOGRAPH-19OO in perfect
condition, equipped with strip lister
eau MR.. CRAWFORD, SH. 64O0
ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS, genuine
Cuban imported; from S1S to S55;
also wallets and belts. 2O9s dis
count for cash. Ala Buchanan st
NV, ia. 1854. Open ewes. and Sun
ANTIQUES - Marble-top mahogany
dresser; marble-top washstand and
table; reas. Call LO. 5-0557. 4
ANTIQUES-6 beautiful mahog. din
ia. 2-6012 "a
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Interesting opening for stenosrapher
or dictaphone operator in ins. co.
Claims dept: 5-day week and other
employees advantages. If you are
seeking permanent employment with
advancement based on merit and
desire to learn a varied business
DEMNTTY ms. co. OF N. AMER.
6l2 woodward Bldg.. 18th and b
ats NV y
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INsTRUc. COURSES tcons.)
THE APPROVED SCHOOL
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE

Men and women properly trained by
quarter century experienced in
structors. This. Is the School that
1917 M ef1 New iss Class starts spaoVga Monday sss
Jan. Z, 7:30 pm. Interested per-
sons invited to attend without obli-
cation. THE SCHOOL OF REAL
ESTATE. Bond Bldg, l4th and
N. Y. ave. RE. 1905, AD. 1929.
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Stenographer-Clerk
FOR RETAIL BUSINESS. AGE NOT
IMPORTANT; PERMANENT POSI-
TIoN; PLEASANT WORKING con-
DITIONS; S75 PER WEEK. RE-
PLIES CONFIDENTIAL. Box 300-D
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BABY CRIB and mattress, $50; car.
rlage.. $12; upholstered high chair
$40: high chair. So; playpen, $40;
twin metal beds and springs. Sc ca ;:
mahog. rocker. SIS; mahog. cabinet
S5; fur scarfs. EN-. 4732.
BABY FURNITURE-Buy direct from
Babyhood Distributors and save; al
nationally advertised cribs, car
riages, mattresses. bathinettes, etc,
We guarantee the lowest prices In
Wash. Why buy used when new Is
better and costs you less. Check for
yourself. Open Friday till 8 pm
BABYHOOD DISTRIBUTORS. 76OS
Ga. ave. NV.
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBS; built
IN, S2b. Fittings. new or used
:, BLOCKS; sO56 NJ st, n;w.. NO. 1908
new used, built-in, legs;
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO, 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 1866.
BED, DOUBLE, Beauty Rest mattress,
box springs, good cond., reas. price,
MI. 1884. %
BEDS, 2 twin. complete, with springs
and inner-spring mattresses, $50 ea
Phone 81. 7199. %
BED. HOLLYWOOD. Simmons Beauty
Rest; new condition; S45. OV. 3507.
BED, custom built over sized, mahog.
spring and mattress; practically
new. Call co. 2072. "a
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FUR COATS

1918; $475. EN-. O464. 50
FUR COATS
100 trade-in fur coats, jackets and
capes, Thoroughly cleaned, sold as
- 'ff Piaaes 20 st. to nsa S1e plus tax ARgpl'
FUR JACKET, white American broad.
tail, size IA. RA. 293S, mornings
IS
FUR, SCARF. genuine mink; Hudson
seal muff: both SO. GE. 1859.
FURNITURE, gas range, gas refrig,
orator; typewriter: : beauty shoy
s9sa9 ssa9Ssipment; good eond.; cheap. Ii
FURNiTURE-cabinet sideboard, apt
size, SOLID mahogany, early New
wing chairs (2), practically new
f1ne. light brocade covering. WO
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bet.
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., livins
room from unclaimed freight and
Rfbo BE for sSss New EESE 7saE sTohaa &c Az
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 43lO.
FURNITURE-Entire house, individu-
ally or as whole. Call Sat. Sun,
200 n8on 'tl 6 pm. No dealers. 5916
FGRNfTURE-special thR II RE-. clearance .0 on
sterilized, reconditioned sofa beds,
500, $40; double Hollywood beds,
$29. S39; studio couch, $40: chests,
$15. s$19. $24; 5.pc. brkfst; sets,
dlssk l chest, $50; kneehole desk, Si5,
leaf tables, $40; end, lamp and
cocktail tables, 81. 81. $40. $I5;
Duncan Phyfe sofa $50; wardrobes,
$39; sleep chair. S29; mirror and
i l745 I L st. n,w.' RE. ss6a; daily, 1o
FURNITURE, sofa. matching chair
channel-back chair. mirror. 2 lamps
and coffee table. all S125. MI. 6S10
.sssT. 6g n.as. gisno g. HD,hs sns
FURNITURE-Twin bed. box spr.
hog. drop-ieaf table, $50; Hide-A.
Bed, S110; chests, chairs, etc. "The
as1ie nIdvaS st9Fs 8s77 sFGuad w the corner"
2 mahogany tilt-tor
lamp 9I tables. 2 matching m table lamps;
material Very reas. OF, 9477.
incl. television. new encyclopedias,
cookware. china, ETC.; possible rent
apt. IA. 4-1513. IS
FURNITURE-Used; cheap; beds,
chairs, dining table. frigidaire, deep
freeze, electric stove. sink, lamps,
valance boxes, chest, curtains, desk
LIZA 22nd st: NV. AID. 1891. "a
FURNITURE-Din. rm. set, Queen
Anne. magnif1cently hand carved
walnut, new condition, table,
chairs; hand-painted china cabinet
buffet with ample drawer space;
bedroom suite, French Provincial
antique white. II pieces. excel
cond.; complete fireplace set, solid
9O79, $50 to IL am; 6 to ii pm.
-6
FURNITURE; almost new; complete
9-pc. Louis XIV liv. rm. suite; din.
rm., bedrm. and kitchen set; an
tiuues: everything must go, leaving
town; 7O16 9Th st. NV, weekday,
5-8: Sundays, 2-6. -6
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COPPER TUBING
AL sizes, straight and flexible, i'm
mediate delivery. BLOCKS, NO
1908. WA. 55O1. "a
COUCH, daveno.; Q apt-size tables;
ICE oox and gas stove: old bed and
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BUILDING MATERIALS
ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET PLAN
10% DOWN

On our complete line Of new and used
trim. piywood. celotex. piasteTine
materials. insulation. steel beams
and angles. We also have q COM
plete line Of plumbing. includins
kitchen and bathroom fixtures, COP
per and galyanized pipe and Mt
Building MATERIAL CO. 4coS 4
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS-Exper. Apply CASA.
NOVA RESTAURANT, 1909 18th st. ;;
after 5 pm. *
WAITRESS WANTED, over 81. exper.
nightwork: Apply in person, PEA.
COCK CAFE AND BAR, 2340 wis.
consin ave. NV. d
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cApCl lCIlCCQ OGcIlOS.
Statistical Typists
Would you like temporary or part
t1Hf ts4i. w0rk' 'day work only: IS sT
BANK desires several jun
ior tellers and clerks. No
experience necessary. We
train you and pay you
while learning. Apply at
our branch in your
neighborhood.
Bank of Commerce
and Savings
7th & E Streets, NV.
Georgia Ave. at
Piney Branch Road
North Capitol and
H Streets
Rhode Island Avenue at
Fourth Street NE.
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HELP DOMESTIC
COOK--G.H.W.

$40 weekly. Wo. 5s34 @s
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. lovely
Ups gIpstaiGs dos- -rm.; local ref; $50 start.
GiT6W,' T6nHS iHs 5lys .n..1 in; tona Of children;
G:H.w@Liive H. w1Oofi in; 5h-day wk.; 1s new
S12O mo. OIL. O965. ~ '''
G.H.W., care. Of small baby; live in
or stay 2 nights; pvt. upstairs rn +:
small modern home; all elec. equip
ment; good salary; refs. OR. 1883.
G;H.W., plain cooking; 3 in family;
pay. Call OR. 1888. 4SOS 30th st.
G.H.w.. live in. 51s days. 80 to 45
yrs. fond of children. other help.
Ws RssieJfnceS: JA. 4:o6osde Rssd vacation; $50 per
CIV, laundry. light cooking; must
family; s25. sH. os16. $50
G:h;W. wen trained and experienced; =;
9 excaept He eut oes $40 r,fe,.a Ts plus
required. Phone wi. 7o17. N5
G.H.W.-COOK; new home; must be
lond OF children; live out; recent
sseefegrences' health card; S35. WI.
HoUsEKEEPER. healthy, settled,
white, light housework and cook for
two teenagers and father; live in;
near College Park; private room
state experience, references and
salary expected. Box 223-C, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER-Complete charge Of
Chevy. Chase. Md. residence. Very
busy local business owners: children
attend school daily; no laundry;
no day workers or floaters; must be
permanent; live In preferable;
starting salary. $40 wk. WI. 1888.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, to take COM
plete charge Of home and 8 Children,
! school age; live in. Call WI. 6475
HoUsEkEEEfRR.. middle aged, " Who
wants home; Ayr. old and work.
ing mother; liv in; $50. JU, 7-s997.
HoUsEKEEPER-CooK, colored; live
IN; for employed cple. with 2 boys,
and 13; Sundays of; $25 wk.
Apply 4415 Bowen I'd. s.e., VI. 1920.
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BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Solid maple beds with coil spring and
mattress. S21.95; Wave 30-inch
width folding beds, SS.95; Army
bunk beds with NEW mattresses,
2 leaves, 9.95; double solid maple
beds with steel coil spring. Sl5.95.
N: FRANK & SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
EX, 1914.
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BEDROOM


DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
INGS sSa$s, OF 2ess Gsv6p,T s9 5o% On, oN NEW y
THESE BARGAINS: Fine maple
bed, chest and dresser, was S119.95,
now S79.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hagony set. made best way, was
S259.50, now S159.50: 3-piece
beautiful lined oak set with double
dressers. large chest and double bed
was $299.50. now S179.50. Large
selection of solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at give-away
prices. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were S29.60. now
$3.50. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
day til 8.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
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BUILDING MATERIALS s

SSS 4Ns49s L 0A1 ~
GOOD used lumber, brick, flooring
doors. windows, plumbing, pipe, boil.
xers ers and radiators; at bargain prices
We have the most complete stock oj
used material in Washington. You'll
save time as well as money wher
you come to the old reliable
HECHINGER CO.
18th and H SITS. NE, Ii. 7-94oo
BuLLDOzER, oliver Cietrac; mode
DG; used; In good operating con
dition, $3.50 Cali RA. 6703.
CALCuLAIOR Monroe electric;
Sy9.o1 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
CAMERA. Leica III-F. with Elmar
80 lens and leather case. Never
CHAIN LINK WIRE, 42-inch, No
y; $40; 100 IT. This week only.
hdSNG FENCE CO., CO. 1851. AID.
CHINA, Theodore Haviland dinner
set; chtid's blue lustre tea set; silver
Mstre chocolate set; demitasse cups,
ANTIQUE bric-a.brac OR h21a -6
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
liv. rm. and dinetts
set; | yr. old; best offer. NO. 248a
FURN. SALE (NEW)

piaetts Ti1 set, assort. eolcrs. Ss9 s9 2: 9!
Hidaway bed. sprg. matt, $149.9i
Save So to $50 on known beddinl
9x12 all..wool rugs, $59.95.
Bedrm.. iy. rm.. din. rm. suites
KING, S2O3 Ga. ave-, SH. 5S91
GARAGEs. o. BLDGS.. COTTAGES
Buy DIRECT FROM FACTORY
$595 up; lob; plant. Free ssti-
Easy terms. models on display
Fences all kinds. GENERAL IN
DUSTRIES CORP, 1l09 Jeff. Davis
hwy, Arl. OF. S016, SOI7. 10
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PIN BALL MACHINES, $40. S15 and
S25. 1887 M st. NV. Saturday
PIPE, galvanized. black cast iron, cut
st. NV. NO. 1903. WA. 5501.
PLASTERBOARD
Complete stock Of sheet rock. 4x6,
z. 8, and 10 It. lengths; &c per
So. IT. ACE BUILDING MATERIAL
CO.. LU. 4-0500. "A
POWER TOOLS. Craftsman thickness
planer. 8 in. used only about IL
PROTECTOR, SoUSD-New; acces-
sortes and guarantee. Mon. till Fri.
to 8 PM; $50 to 8 pm. GE.
RaNGE-westinghouse, full size. g.
year-old;, deep well. speed burners.
Electric, Kelyinator. model
40; I21 USED sssI short time; excel. cond.
REcoRDs; popqlss. hillbilly. l6c
i;a tane, p specially priced.
500; S150 value; new; terms
DYNAMIC MUSIC STORES. 1900
REFRiGkRAToR. Z Ri GhkiRRAToR west.nshous; west
tnghouse roaster; Thor wringer
washer; glider; dining table; cIib.
REfRfGaRAroR, iii HSRTRi lat. model 8 Gu.
IT,. GE; In perfect condition; 500.
Phone EN-. 1888. -6
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Special sale, over 100, all makes;
sacrifce al Sc .95: worth $2o-sS66;;
guaranteed: Try before you buy.
ct Sc IT 2.00OO
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DRUG CLERK-Must have experience
and be rsliables Apply SMITHS
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FILE CARTNETS

FILE CABINETS
New and used. 4-drawer, as low as
$16.95. N. FRANK & SON, 414
3rd st. NV. Elk. S974.
FRENCH DOORS (2), Is lights. 35h
IN, by S3 in. good condition. Phone
FUR COAT. sheared beaver; good
cond: Owner moved south. Size,
1913; S475. EN-. 0464. -6
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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YOUNG GIRL; g.h.w.: neat and will
ing; days wk.; S15. OR. 1898.

WHITE WOMAN desiring nice
suburban home, light housekeeping
work and preparation Of evening
meal. Look after, but little care for
elderly mother. Four others in con-
genial family. Moderate salary.
Ideal for widow. AP 4h77. "a
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100 trade-in fur coats, jackets and
capes, thoroughly cleaned, sold as
Is from S5 to $19 plus tax Apply
"a Pierce ST., NV. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
CfAZL64GNG AlN N1vl0E HNuRES

No other car on the road offers so many advanced
features for your comfort and convenience.
Features like the up-front, "quik-sight," In
terceptor Instrument Panel, matchless Merc-O-
Matte Drive" suspension-mounted "Floor.Free"
Brake Pedal, and the centralized Hide-Away Gas
Cap for easy fueling from either the right or left
It's your look today at the cars of tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

niques in metal engineering.
Evep,ohere you look there's some
thing new, something different,
wonderfully better.
But wait till you feel the snapped
up pace of this beauty. There's
more power - us eager horse
power-and even greater efficien-
cy. And that's saying plenty when
you think of the prize-winning
Mercury economy Of recent years.
So hurry on down to your
Mercury dealers showroom. Be
one of the first to see, drive, and
own the car with the future
features today the challeng-
ing new 1852 Mercury.
nd trim ilvssrotsd ore subject TO
rss. when avoilabls. Of sxtro cost.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06

lin OF Marshall. Texas who Is en-
ployed at Carver high school.
made pictures of the group, Miss
Franklin was accompanied by
Mrs. S. Mckenzie of Marshall,
Texas Mrs. Ruthie L Mullins, a
member of the faculty Of William
Center high school and H. H.
Rhodes. a former trustee Of the
public school were also present,
:. Mrs, Mabel Andrews Is on the
sick list She was rushed to Cam
den hospital. DR.. ]. Massie is the
attending physician Mr.. and
Mrs, Isaac Ootsey and family WIS.,
tied in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Burch and their grandmother
who is i'll VIM. Hildreth,
Mrs. Robert Hildreth and daugh-
ter, Mary Ella. Mrs. Baxter, Luz
ther Henson, Miss Vera Porchia,
Mr.. Davis, E. Walker Of Ell Dorado
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Burch
last week Misses Ethel and
Flossie Mae Jones visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Burch last week :.
Misses Ethel and Flossie Mae
Jones visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. J.
Jones Sunday Mrs. Hugh
Frazier spent the night with her
mother :. Walter Frazier was
rushed to a Camden hospital re-
Gently where he underwent an
operation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06

were accompanied by Claude B.
Lever, and Miss Margret Morgan,
-. Idell Walls was called to De-
troit to be at the bedside of her
sister Miss Maxilee Mcbride
graduated from Corbin high school
and was awarded medal She
left for st. Louis where she will
take her vacation Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Lacey motored here from
Milwaukee to visit their parents
and friends They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lacey
and family and Jack Edward
Willie Lee Nixon, Andrew Walls,
Uglan Summers, Oble Lee Avery
all Of Milwaukee, spent the week
end with their parents
and friends Snow Parr. Mrs.
Mary Cabine, and w. E. Simpson
are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown


Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Jeffrey
were dinner guests of Mrs. Odie
Brown. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Lura Shelton, Mrs. Ella
Mobsley, and Mrs. Jefferys mo-
Their The Sunday school class
es one and two of Fellowship tied
for the offering banner. In the af-
ternoon there was program spon-
sored by the w. w. club. Per-
sons taking part were Mesdames
Liddy Ewell, Minnie Chase, Har-
tence Loving, Rosa McKissic, Jim
my McKissic, Mary Wilborn of
st. Louis, and r. V. Ford j.
Britt Williams is still on the road
to recovery Ode Brown is in the
VA hospital in Little Rock /.
Des Arc tigers played a game
Sunday at Des Arc. The HID club
met Monday at the home OF Mrs.
LYDIA EWell with the agent, Mrs.
Velma Gender, giving a demon
stration on family life. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Evie Hollo-
way. They served mullins and ice
cream. There were two games play
ed also there was a prize hidden
that was found by Mrs. Alley
William a All Mrs. c. L. Boat
ner and Mrs. Johiees Of Stuttgart
motored over to Des Are Tuesday
for a short visit on business.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06
Selma

Sweet Hope church observed its
church anniversary on the third
Sunday. The morning service was
conducted by Rev. o. L. Steve
son, the pastor. Mrs. Inez Lindsey
was mistress of ceremonies; the
welcome address was given by
William Freemon and the response
by Virgil Leonard. The amount of
money raised was $1,000. Visitors
were Mrs. Flora jefferson of
Kansas City The fourth an
niversary of Rev. w. w. Littleton
was observed the fourth Sunday
at the First Baptist church Mrs
Jimmie Riley acted in the capaci-
ty of mistress of ceremonies, Miss
Annie Lee johnson delivered the
welcome address, and Joseph Sims
Cap Owens, Leonia Culverson,
and Mrs. Smith raised the Offer
ing of $8l.25. The anniversary
sermon was preached by Rev. J.
j. Jackson. Out of town guests
were present Mrs. Annie L.
Dowdy was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Lucas the fourth Sun
day Rev. and Mrs. Roosevelt Lind
sey and children We're guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ester Simmon re-
Gently Rev. II. Pool is in the
Little Rock VA hospital
DR.. and Mrs. Perry Deans of
st. Louis were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sims Tuesday
night Mrs. Sharly Campbell
of st. Louis is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs Lizzy Leonard, and
friends Mrs. Mae Helen Oh
son of st. Louis is visiting Mrs.
Lille Duffie and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Avery were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Sims recently Mr.. and Mrs.
M. d. Suber OF Pine Bluff are
visiting Mrs. Suber's mother, IA
ther and friends +. . II Suber lief,
for Hot Springs recently TO visi,
Miss A d. Stevenson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06

last week Prof. W. r. Jones
has returned from Chicago where
he attended the general confer.
ence of the AME church
Mrs. Thelma Williams was In
McGhee last week Mrs. Casey
EnloW and Mrs. Williams were In
Pine Bluff While there, Mrs. En-
low stopped with her sister at Ill
Cherry street. They were accom-
panied by sgt. WEIGH and his wife,
v. WEIGH. The Carver hi. school
held its commencement exercises
May 30th. Candidates for certifi-
Gates were Maxine Watson, Marie
Glass, Ethelene Staten, Earline
Henson, Marth Mitchell, Sammie
James, Parker c. Cobbs, George
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06
Princeton Pike
Lester Lever

Lester Lever
Prof. A. J. King. principal Of
Barnes Memorial school, Pine
Bluff, was a visitor in the Sun
day school services Of st. Luke
AME church Mrs. Essic Adams
left Saturday for Cleveland. Ohio.
where she will join her husband.
Mrs. Gertrude Hudson OF Chi
cago Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eligah Mcbride Mr..
and Mrs. Esau Lever motorcd from
Milwaukee to visi, their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lever and Mr..
and Mrs. w M Summers jr They
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WaymOn HOWARD
The marriage OF Miss Betty
Jean Penix, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Penix, Of Fordyce
and Charles E. Wallace. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Wallace. was
solemnized recently here. The
bride attended school here last
term and was a member Of the
outstanding junior class. The bride
groom is a former member OF the
air force where he was sergeant.
The couple Is at home here :.
The engagement of Miss Velma
Jean Woods to Billie John Ben
son was announced by the fami-
ly. Miss Woods is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs buddy Woods of
White Spring, Mr. Benson is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Billy
Benson The wedding will be an
event of early June. Miss Pearl
Frost and W. c. Miller of Chic
ago were home visiting last week
They are the children of Jim
Frost Free Lambert Of Kan
sas City spent the weekend here
with relatives and friends Mr.,
Lambert is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugie Lambert and a men,
Der of Mt. Olive Baptist church
where he was an active member
before he moved Keep in
formed of your peoples progress
in the State Press
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-06

stationed in IT. Hood. Texas Is
here visiting his parents Is. Flet-
cher Brown and Doss Brown. jr.
were here visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Doss Brown, ST Mrs. Fannie
Smith Of Omaha. Nebraska is in
the city visiting her brother and
sister in law She Is also visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie jackson :.
The anniversary of Rev. Mardy
at Harris Chapel M. B. church
was very successful. The sermon
was preached by Rev, Robert
Dickerson OF North Little Rock :.
Hosea Adkins Of Metropolis, Illi-
nois was in the city last week Wis.,
ting his parents -. Persons on
the sick list are Mrs. Ophelia
Johnson, Mrs. Lula Roddy, An
thony Seats, Mrs Angelina Clark
and Mrs. Mary Wade Mrs Ella
Taylor died Monday. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at st. Luke
M. B. church with Rev. Liggins
officiating Mrs. Martins son
died and was funeralized at Fitz-
hugh on the first Sunday in June.
:. Mr.. and Mrs, George Bowman
of Saginaw, Michigan who attend
ed Mrs BoWmans brothers fun
eral in Little Rock visited rela-
tives here and in kensett before
returning to their home :.
Miss Annie Lee Green is in the
city visiting her mother, Mrs
Bessie Green.
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G. w Layne
The Old Ship of Zion pageant
was largely attended at jackson
Chapel CINE church on the fourth
Sunday. Mrs. Katie Brunson. Man.
ager, announced that the pageant
would be presented in Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talley and son
motored to Pine Bluff Sgt.
Donnal Boone who has been sta
toned in Fl Sill, Oklahoma is in
the city on furlough visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Boone. When he leaves he will
report for overseas duty +. Pfc.
Richard Neighbors who has been
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n ns.. and Samuel ~. /
' Mev, and Mrs. o. ~
visited his mother and J. j.!
week in Pine Bluff ~ aS
I Teese has returned \
Louis where he visited % ~
ter. Dorothy @ 1
are are at at work every dss
can Ca look look for the Pres -, ,,..'
Be sure you look s s.s9 /,
screen, It will be th., ssaA'
financial drive closed :, .
tral ME church, Ma,v !. y
s sum OF $751; The rally W.. !
tended Plenty Of dime, y
ed on the grounds, TSs '. "
progressing under thu 81, COY '
of the pastor, Rev. T. Wy :
son. - l. 4
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Eletha Burch

EIetnd DuICu
Mothers day was observed IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ell
lott in honor of their mother, Mrs.
Harriet Wilson. A family reunion
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Porchia
accompanied by four members OF
the faculty of Carver high school
in Stephens. climaxed the celebra-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Porchia
of Chidester high school, Mrs. Ell
len Gaskins and daughter, Rubye
Faye, were also present. Mrs. Gas
kin was hostess. The table was
loaded with delicious food which
was attractively arranged After
the luncheon Miss Mildred Frank