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Moying. Motorola, 10" console. dark
nmshogany. new $4l5.30, win sell,
Az: e. SILVER I'M. After D ID sun ne.
weekdays. evenings.
T N.,, i0h inch. GE with table in ex-
W.. e7 sSSnol''on' 900 or best offer.
nv, Muntz, 17-in. mahos. table mod.
peri. picture. sound and cabinet;
price, 1925. Call WA. 4102. :
Tv.. Muntz go" floor model: 8 mos,
iG ns s ae $685. eaHopSsi'i Hst S sSner
s;sd SnSis Z mos; 80; ,s a. Re efta:
TEES III i7 g. a.oao miles; Tx. new.
TEES slss s,6x1 new Top s,s .ss e0sdysss
TIRES, White wall, 7.10xl5, very
Sood cond.; Broadl0om rug and pad.
Sl2; mems oyercoats. Reas. EN-.
TIRES % whitehall Firestone.
s soes Eat n sS, After 7 pm no.
TIRES. 6.7Oxis 4-ply. Goodrich.
Nshhltewaas. tull recap: No defects.
Toa asF saHs Gsl Sc So; e7S Sse Ia lion
$50; restaurant type; GOOD as new.
TRAINS. LIONEL; RONSON LIGHT
Frs, CLOCKS. COSTUME JEWEL
TX: TOYS AND GIFTS, 25ee OFF
Hosiery. 51-15, 1st, 3 PRS, 50 .25.
S0S anG 0LD STONE RINGS. So. ;.
iS S Se0r ds. a sesl' sun and daily
TRICYCLE. : 2O-in. ROSS; chain
drive; excellent condition; S25. IA.
Truck. warehouse, 4-wheel hy-
draulic. hand operated, 500. 331
r H9sffGA 81 n;T' Martin; symphony
dnish. s1S5. Can WI WI. ss So D'a's
TRUNK, wardrobe. drawers, hangers.
$50: packing trunk. Si0. IA. 5ss5.
TUXEDO and one pin-stripe suit. SO
regular! regular; beth new condition; rea-
1 Ss9s'l srooh h0 BED IT, ls sinsl. mani.
bed, springs and mattress; ! con-
sole mahog. table: 1 painted break
fast set; dresser. CHI. AIR.
TWO-LEAF KIT. TABLE with 8
chairs. So; porcelain-top kit. cabi-
net base s,; with drawers and cupboard.
telephone stand with shelf. IS; one
twin bed, walnut. $40; double spring
with LEGS, So; 2 handsome vanity
dressers. So and Sc; roomy walnut
chifiorobe, sig; dressing bench. So;
s slsG T xT oa Iron 81 I.n Glo: ans
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith. No. 8.
Ellie type, 2O-in. carrier, good cond. ;
r W WI Est SO Ros soday y2
s ssh0 Iu So9 9s ssssoeam electric razor
Smith, s39: so: Today, CO. 1915;
rxfEwkiTEiR M9smsitnh . Corona 1a psrt:;
about 3-yrs. old; excellent condition
T Sda lSS GhR No; sses no,..,,.
Typewriter, 3 mos. for sig: rent to
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO. Sols 18th
TYPEWRITERs - Repaired. rented.
s sSla; 9Ylfk ssssr7ies FAILS ALIAS CHURCH
TYPfEhwtRRHfTFEER, R rem soa's Standard
Reasonable; good condition. FA
TYPEwRlTERs for rent, all makes
" per month. SO for 3 months
= G y e. LIZ aIEib 18th st, NV d. 735s
ROYAL. s75; table, s1o.s5. ss6 10Th 10Th
TYPEWRITER-Royai portable. = yrs
Cd e, excel; eond;; $50. LA; 1850
cond. Only So? 30 27OO 18th st
nv. Apt; g. after 5 pm. IA.
TYPEWRITE@-Royal. $50. CITY
TRADING CO.. 202s 14th ct. NV
TYPEWRITERs. all makes: sales.
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. 1881 e. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00S2
TYPEWRITER. Underwood No. 5.
ffsss fo Pws s1lts sZRs s ssrs gE e.
r NJ Z II R.v RoynsI .ssssaadsrd. re-
cHURcaA srATifoNERss' Il. s-i 1855
TYPEWRITERS. new port. all makes;
easy terms; from $64 so up. Today
CO 1925; wk. 1112 14th NV. DI
VACUUM cLEANER-Electrolux
model 80; like new; sacr. Ii.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux, tank.
type IN good condition; s25. Cal
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Used Building Material
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS IDEAL BEDDING
AND EuRNrIgRE CO. 622 = ct.
woODWokKING POWER TOOLS for
rent. RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP
MENT CO., SH. 1881,
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oil, landscapes: hand
painted picture on mirror In Fr.
period prov. frame; other pictures:
Magnavox phono: record cabinet;
1odhpur boots. like new. size g.,
narrow: chrome shoe rack; blk.
and red bookcase; RCA port. radio,
battery or power; card table top,
seats 8; other items. OR. OO55.
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z-6 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, JANUARY Is, 1859
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcon..)

.uospTTA1. 1rr =. ----,- -
SIto: typerriter Aho and Snes n.d enasr'
sEsshostsphers oesk' $40 Ch-
HnIiSEHoIn yTRMs-p.t.r sas.
washer sa I. $50; ss Sn 1ot. tabs chairs
items; reas. 10. 2-055S after 8
Pm SHnaay. ,,,c-s lis /,
hXG e EfFECs,. Russo
Mrlsnt oisnes. gray, 500 ior ~.
Service for 8. many extras; Maheg-
any tier plant stano 500 ioI p.
manoGany cnalrs. Slf rooms COT.
%: Lravlese o rsm mapae Snest
mScsAenpsoous;s OF sh pesWeen ~ ano
vit,1ESnjrrfrS n1r,.r no-..h,. I,<A
a Oh1UAE AEtA, OatLlSI, pOItable. 4lAe
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HORSEMEAT

.. g. s. IEsP., FROZEN GROUND
Packed with waxed separators; i
=. separate pieces, easier to handle.
25 lib. packages 81 az
Quaker City, al horsemeat iDiiss
pure, cooked, 1878 case Of 4s 1917
o.; cans. Sold on money-back guar
antee. Monthly charge accounts I'm
delivery day in your neishborbood,
PET SUPPLY
2333 18th ST. NV.
CO. S6S6, CO. 1857
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KARDEX, 5x8, Axe
LEATHER FURNITURE
ENp nEN AMI OTTT(yE

FUR DEN AMI Oc 4O6
Floor samples, new, at CONTRACT
prices. Sofas, club chairs. MANLON,
416 5th st. NV. Elk. 7212. IL
LIBRARY FOR SALE-l0o volumes
all modern library editions; $50; no
markings. Call CHI. 1881;
any purpose: ac-dc. GICHNER, 1918
NJ st. NV. Elk. 1921.
LIVING RIM. SUITE. a-pc.. with Gus
tom made covers; sos. 10. 2-3533.
LIy. RIM. SUITE, . pieces, Kroe aler
mohair and tables; will sell indiyid-
uaI pieces. One owner. Immaculate
condition. II interested, call Ju.
LIVING RIM. and bedrm, suite. any
reas. ofier accepted. RIA. $3.50.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, . pcs. Rowe
Jordan, pltramod. Kelly green; $l25.
If HE m IN: SUITE, pc. incl: slip
lE EsfiSHa En- sSITE. 0s spiece modern.
nice colors, $95; CONSOLE Zenith
radio. perl cond. go; mohas,
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3-pc., tradi-
tional; also coffee table; reasonable.
LIVING am. 2-pc. modern, rose and
green stripes, slip covers incl. GOOD
cond. Best offer. 81. 1857. Ia 4
LIV. RIM. SET, 3-piece, with slip COW
ers, S45. 10. 5-0053.
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MOVIE AND PHOTO

MON1E. ANIL 1l1oAo
Equip. access. suppl. TOP brands.
Pay 9 to Is mos. Barsains; TRAD
ms: one-year guar. Guide Tree.
Open 9-6: Thurs. 80. BkFNNEE.
9a3 Penna. ave. NV. Park free.
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TRAINS. LIONEL; RoNsoN LIGHT
Frs, CLOCKS. COSTUME JEWEL
*: TOYS AND GIFTS, 25ee OFF
HOSIERY. 51-15, 1st, 3 PRS. S2.25,
SOLID GOLD STONE RINGS, SIS.
EMPORIUM, Store Of LOCI Items
1897 Georgia ave. sun. and daily,
1O:30-9. GE. 8O8I.
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Bring your dental gold, platinum
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 9S5 p ST. NV
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New 1951-52 refrigerators. Entire
stock Of. new Nationally advertised
clearance. Open ewes. til 8. STAN.
DARD TIRE AND. BATTERY Co,
10Th and II sfs n e III 3.Q0So
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Call EN-. O37fS.
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PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS - Victor
Columbia. Decca. Capitol and Mer-
curry records and albums; popular
and classical all 3 speeds; large
stock: sheet music. SPRING VAL
LEY ELECTRIC SHOP. 1905 Mass.
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FMUNU. -kAUIU, Capehart. hneSt
slap de luxe model; turnover
record changer. reg. and lap; high
ndelity reproduction; used only 5
mos. and as new: sacrifice at S615.
Owner leaving country. Box 3S4-C
Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters. Gale, cash
reg. once EQUIP. any kind: ton price.
d.. 7372: CO. 1928 ewes, Sun.
ANTIQUES
Furniture. hric-a-brac, china, glass
ware; Oriental art objects, jeWelry,
rugs. silverware. paintings, por-
traits, highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, Ia. 1898.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
china. furniture. silyerware, Jewelry
ana Chinese art objects ANY guam.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH. 1888;
ewes. EN-. 6765.
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sacrifice at 1895. worth S2O-S30;
guaranteed: Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM STORES, T05 18th
Sf II q OOnn
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HOSPITAL" BED and wheel chair;
Si00; typewriter and pedestal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13

Magnavox. almost
blond oak cabinet.
; because need space;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Hamburg

The Mt. Zion Baptist church had
n very interesting Sunday school,
eana church service last Sunday.
sThe pastor, Rev. Junior preached
a very fine sermon. which was
witnessed by large and appreci-
anrve audience. The Mt. Zion
choir, under the direction of Mr..
Gray furnished the music
fTae Hamburg union choir was or
hanized last Wednesday night,
gdrs. Johnnie Pugh was elected
president and James Kemp, sec
wetary. There were 20 members
in this city-wide choir The
aiigi, school chorus was organized
September 4th and is making a
eplendid start in the first rehears-
Rev. C. r. Ramsey is the
oud principal of the Hamburg
aiming school, and is doing a
lok with his accomplish teachers
The PTA of the school Will
sponsor a halloween party at the
school gymnasium on halloween
might. A small fee will be charg-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
t0udiln

Circle number one of New Je=
rusalcm Baptist church met at the
home OF Mrs Elaora Andrews last
week with eight members present
Tn offering was 81 Mrs.
Maxi Booker visited in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N r Elliott. She
was accompanied by her brother
and sister in law of st. Louis
Mr.. Elliott became very Ill during
the past week and is under the
care OF 4 physician Mrs Ro-
berta Norful was called to the
bedside Of Lump Neal who passed
October IS Many friends Wis
tied in the nome OF Mr. and Mrs.
~ X. Elliott Mrs, Ed Pace
Of Stephens became i'll last week.
She suffered a stroke Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Wilson are very proud
of their son, Cpl Murray Brown.
who was home with an honorable
discharge. He left last week for
Detroit where he plans to make
his home -. John A. Hildreth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill
dreth. spent one week in Little
Rock attending the fair with Miss
Lafayette. Prof. II. Smith the NE
A teacher, was very proud to see
Johns entry win =. r. H. Welch,
Pvt. Sam Oliver. jr. and Pvt. Az
zie Gossett Of FIT. Leonard Wood,
Missouri are here visiting Miss M
c. Hildreth and Mrs. M. H. Fer
guson Mrs. Vernon Hildreth
spent last Sunday in McGehee
with MIR. and Mrs. N H. Smith
and his daddy, G. d. Smith. They
were very proud to have her WIS.,
it them Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Pace and niece along with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hyson and
children of Bradley visited Mr.
Mrs. Lon Burch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burch celebrated their Sind we'd
ding anniversary Sunday {.
Mrs. Cassie Anderson visited Mrs.
d. J. Jones Mrs. Adline Hill
dreth Is on the sick list,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

HFors are three sons. two sis.a s.
and three brothers and seyy al
grand children &C.. Mrs. Julia Nj e
Adams Of Little Rock spent al
week with her mother Mrs ANA
Jackson e. Rev. J, l. Click aad
Hargrove jackson have returned
to their home in Kansas City
Mrs Mable l. Edwards meIc a
business trip to Pine Bluff last
week &c Melvin Shaw lief, last
week for TeXarkana, Texas
Mrs Ruth l. Williams and Caro-
Ign and Dolores Ann visited their
husband and father in Little
Rock last week Mrs. Bell
Smith and grandchildren Of Lou
isiana visited Mrs. James Simp-
son last week Miss Joyce
Williams attended the homecom-
ing events at Philander Smith
college in Little Rock Mr.. and
Mrs. D, c. Griffin are visiting Mr..
Griffins mother in ST. Louis ami
Mrs. Griffin's brother in Gary, In
diana e.. Mr.. and Mrs, Jessie
Parker, Misses Mildred Washing
ton and Molyne Wilder visited in
Pine Bluff last week Mrs.
Mettie Metcalfe was reported i'll
few days ago 80. Mrs. Marie
Harrington and Mrs. Hettie Arm
strong shopped in Monroe. Louis.
lana last week Mrs Edna a.ae
Shaw Of Lake Village visited her
mother and daughter Mrs.
Clara E, Shelton is the person TO
see for the PRESS and to report
the news Berry Thomas Il a =
returned home in Oakland, Cali
fornia.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
kenseft
NJ. NJ. Waddy

Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Bracely,
and daughter Gloria and Jacque-
line Harris motored to Little Rock
last week. Mrs. Emily II. Bracely
accompanied them home Mrs,
Alice Bailey and Tommy return
ed home Saturday after spending
their vacation in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Lacy Thompson
motored from Chicago and are us
iting relatives and friends. They
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Ed
Bailey Harry Lewis of West
Point and Miss Fanny Canaan
were quietly married in h e home
OF Rev. and Mrs. Bracely .
Centennial Baptist church observ-
ed the fifth anniversary of its
pastor Sunday. Rev. w. z. zones
of West Point preached Sunday
mornies ana Rev. w. o. Lindzy
preached Sunday afternoon. Many
out of town guests were present
Searcy gospel chorus First Baptist
church of Jonesboro and Saint
Mary choir of Searcy furnished
music. More than 1882 was le-
ported for the anniversary setv-
ice. Rev. Bracely and wife were
recipients of many valuable gifts.
. Mrs. S. J. Baker and daugh-
ter, Janice, are visiting h e
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Thompson
to Pine Bluff last week
. Miss Sarah Robinson of New
port spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Davis Mr.
and Mrs Ed Bailey gave a social
last week honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson of Chicago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Clarendon

Mrs. Burk, Mrs. Trimble and a
group of their young ones were
led to the home of Mrs. Amelia
Bonner Mrs. Burk read a Scrip
tare and Mrs. Trimble prayed and
after that, she taught the children
that colored people have souls Just
Ike any body else, and she had
them to know that God has no
respeetor of person. They are
touring the city and praying for
all the old people, white and col
ored, that will permit them in
their homes. After service they
gave mother Bonner a shower. AS
write this, she is in her room
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

shouting and praisiag Godd Moth
or Bonner is 81 years old
Rev D 5. Robinson IS agent for
q medicine that is coed for kid
ueys, bladder, and liver. II you
want relief from gas and indi-
gestoR, see him and place your
order 1t is guaranteed or your
money back Mrs. Wells, vac
departed this life October o.
was layed to rest, Tuesday in
Shady Grove community, by n
G. Branscomb. The Brinkly I'M,
dertaker in charge. Rev W,
A Smith was also buried in
Shady Grove community. Til c
funeral was at the Corner Stone
church Mrs. Floyd Smith passed
October p, in a Little Rock hos
pital.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Pine Bluff MASONIC xmsaDHowws News Views and Reviews

sage; Rev. T NJ Suth, pastor Of
Good Hope chufehs Rev G. y.
Greeniag, Rev. W, d, Blake. L.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. billiard
Rigsby. Mrs Bessie L. Sockwga
Mrs Chester SockWell and Nj
and Mrs, Louis SoekweIl Amount
raised in the quarter, s43 .
John Tidwell of Rosston died Uc-
tobcr 3, Funeral services are N
complete at this writing. lie was
the father Of Charlie TldwEII Of
Ruekteld, Illinois and Carl Id
well Of Prescott 60 G. p. Pua~
foy is reported improving
Martin Purifoy mas returned 10 a
Little Rock hospital after spend
ing a few weeks here with his
wife and children, Mrs, Edna NJ,
Alexander Purifoy and m other
Mrs Eddie Mae Box.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Main Street Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

= - NtN3 EfN tNAs
The funeral OF Mrs, Jonie
npsan was conducted at Par
hi NJ B church Rev T
ayhar delivered the eulogy
MIS- o. E. Crawford attended
lie funeral OF hef great uncle In
Camden Mrs, Bertha Carter
and King witherspoon ir were
Ia = car wreck October Is. They
were returning to Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. after attending the fun
ersi OF their father here Clarence
WeEb and mis- wife were In the
esr and wire seriously injured
Henr JaTrett, VIII
Boyai, Lizzie Motion. S. W Hill
SAMMY Bennett, and Hamp Holo-
moo are on the sick list Rev.
Ms-7slleld Is also in Mr. and
Mrs. John Dix6n's little daught-
er : in the hospital In Hot
SSrLags for treatment Mrs.
LirKx Blanche and John II Bos-
bsn are also on the sick list d,
Ms. Soonie Brown visited h e T
esser recently II has been re-
ssrted that Mrs Ulysses Beardea
h oack home after spending five
a,ontias In Chicago with relatives
and friends MIR. and Mrs. Hen
~ Young visited in Little Rock
fin relatives and friends. .
W. Hill is suffering with 4
oxeu leg The funeral of
-aIAg wittherspoon. jr., was con-
Quoted last week at St. Bethel
n. d. church Rev. and Mrs,
Pro<fet Wilson attended the fun
eral of their great uncle in Cam
zen. ). Send your news not lat
or chan Sunday Get the PRESS
ct 10 the best by test The agents
uuzaber rs 600T Ms.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Benton

Mrs. N. r. Stewart, principal OF
Ralph Bunehe school, and Miss
Gwendolyn Miller were in Little
Rock last week buying new books
for the school A motorcade
from the elementary school in
Alexander visited here last week
. Members and friends from
St. Paul Baptist church attended
the association of the southern dis
trict at Greater St. Paul Baptist
church in Hot Springs last week
j. Rev. P. B. Franklin, Rev.
Angelo johnson and Mrs. Mary
johnson motored to Tulip to carry
donations to Mr.. and Mrs. Green
A. Smith who lost all their pos
sessions in a fire that destroyed
their home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
wan
Marvin Tyler

"aFfm Tyler
Mrs, Mamie Wilbon was hostess
to a stanley party last week
Sam Miller made a business trip
to Little Rock recently Miss
Lula Mae Primm spent the past
week with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Harrison of Princeton. She was
accompanied back home by her
cousin, Miss Verta Jean Harris
= York Wilbon who has been
In the hospital in Little Rock is
reported doing nicely. The mem
bers of Calvery ara looking for
ward to the first anniversary eel
ebration of its pastor. The cele-
pration will begin November 7 and
continue through the 9th Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
MI. Willie Junction
Matte Daniels


Ebert Williams a citizen of I'm
ion county, Arkansas, world
War l veteran passed at his home.
Funeral in charge of Andrews I'M
dertakers, FL Dorado, Friday, the
nth The circles met in joint
session. at sister Matte Daniels
nome. Sister Onie Numley offer
ed prayer Scripture reading was
Matthew z chapter The next
meeting was scheduled at sister
Arthie Aliens home. Sunday
sch DOL was very good Sunday
Looking forward to our pastoral
day Sunday the 4th
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Good Hope
Bessie l.. Cookwell

Rev. l.. p. Johnson, presiding
elder of the Magnolia district. held
his last quarterly conference at
Whites Chapel church. Rev. l.,
r. Trammell, pastor. Rev. john
son preached a soul stirring mes
sage. One member was added to
the church, Miss Tate, The fol-
lowing persons were visitors. Rev.
Mason. pastor of Hickory Ridge,
who delivered the evening mes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

ed. Mrs Ruby Worthy is this
president OF the PTA Mrs.
Velma Brown, the primary ana
elementary music teacher, enter
tanned at the Friday devotional
period, and every oae enjoyed 1t
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

Willie z. Harrison and Mrs. Mary
Higgs Of Fordyce visited their
aunt. Mrs. Nora Tyler, recently
Circle No. will meet ~
the home Of Mrs. Nora lyle
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

the nervousness and tension,
weakness, irritabilitv - and
paln-so often associated with
those days
Remember Lydia Pinkham's
too - If you're suffering the
hot flashes" and other func-
tionally-caused distress Of
change of life"
Get Lydia Einkham's Com
pound or HclC, iWproUed Tab
lets with added iron trial Size
only $3.50. Start taxing Lvdta
PtH6hdm'S todavi
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CH0kFD with III. GASP

THANK HEAvENsl Most attacks are lust acid
Indigestion, When it strikes, take Bel-ans
tablets They contain the fastest-actine
medicines known to doctors for the relief OF
heartburn. gas and similar distress. 25e
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
WilIllot
Clara Shelton

The financial drive at John
Wesley AME Zion church on the
fourth Sunday was a telling sue
cess. Rev. r. L. Lyons is pastor
Mrs. Matte Dean died last
week. Funeral was conducted at
First Baptist church Sunday. Sur
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
CLASSIFIED

Learn to play the violin. In
struction available with a college
teacher. Instruments and instruc-
ton available on very easy terms
AMMONS PIANO COMPANY
720 Main, Pine Bluff--9:26; 10:3-l0
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Scientifically Modern Action

Yes = Lydia Pinkham's has
oeen proved 20 be scientifically
Wode@g lE uctiOHi
This news viii not surprise
thc thousands OF women and
girls who taise Lydia Pinkhan's
regularly and know the relief IL
can bring
Ana Y should encourage y0lt
lit you're not taking Lydia
Ptnkham'sl TO see II your ex-
perjence doesn't match theirs
90, 70 see II you, too, don't avoid
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
Arthriiis Pain

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Pains, distress of those days" stoned
amazingly relieved
in 3 out Of q cases
in doctors tests!

Here's wonderful news for
women and, girls who -- each
month -- suffer the fortunes of
bad days" of functionally-
caused menstrual cramps and
pain - headaches, backacheS,
and those "no-good, dragged
out feelings.
It's news about q medicine
famous for rel;eUtHg such suf-
tering
Here is the exciting news.
Lydia Il Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound gave complete or
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In an average OF 3 out Of 4 of
the cases In doctors tests!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

fuhearl services for King With
erspoon, n. who died October lG
were held October 20.
=, Funeral services for Mrs. Ber-
tina Cater, who died October 49,
wore held October %
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

Funeral services for Moses
puckWorth, who died October 20
We're held October 26. "
Funeral services for Jeff Lveri.
son sen, who died October %, were
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Lambs Green's Race Horse
A Winner at the Little
By Horry Macarthur

THE GALLoPING MAJOR" Romu-
lus picture. produced by Monja Danischew.
sky, directed by Henry Cornelius, screen
play by Danischewsky and Cornelius. At