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STORES FOR RENT

e61s BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Nev
ssStsl. ss1ts l.f4$ Il. s-54s7. tt sloo per 1p po
APPROX. 1900 SO. FIT. Of semibsmt
space in apt. hotel: pvt. entr., suit.
able for ONCE, retail or wholesale
trade; reasonable rent; heat and
water incl. TU. $500, MIR. HAGER-
SHOPPING CENTER near Ashton
stores suitable for any business. ex-
SEPT SEPT hardware; ray, ,s. MILTON f RuP. FdI ;
2Ist AND L SITS. 900 SO. #
OF Ind comml.. consisting of. show
room or office and workshop in rear
plus bsmt., storage. Suitable for re-
pair. service or distribution type
Sr SnsinssS ao.nS EfaS3naee II 81 snTaY 5sP1al; ca
SIi 18th st. NV. ST. $500. ii
VALET LOCATION on Conn. ave-,
near the shoreham. ideal for pick.
up station. Size 11x50. Rear en-.
trance. Rent. 1925 mo. Call Mr.
Holland. H. G. SMTTHY CO.. 81
18th st. NV. ST. 5000. Ia
CENTER. nearby Md
Stores now leased to super market.
drug; barber: valet: Open for
sssaty pslkns on q 70 vassy sars
Mr.. Holland, H. g. sMITHY CO,
Sl1 18th st. NV. ST. $500. Ia
931 10th ST. N.W.-Small store. re-
duced rental. ideal for valet. shoe
4oos $ith ST. N.E;@Newly redec-
double windows Can be divided
mo. JOE cURTo REALTY. 335 Il
st ne FIR r2O0 Ia
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Remainder of season:
din. room, 4 bedrooms, dormitory,
bath, and 2 half baths, screened
porch. Newly appointed 3-bedroom
cottage facing ocean. RAPKIN
REALTY INC. 16 Rehoboth ave-,
Rehoboth Beach. Delaware. Phone
Rehoboth 4O96. Is
Week. month. Make reservations now.
GOULD, 5000 Pacific ave-, Wild
wood-by-the-Sea. M. Phone 2-7701.
BEACH, DEL.-Ocean-
front apis. and cottages; immacu-
late; $50 per week UP. OIL. 1888.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, "a Cushman;
job; acces.. like new. OIL. 1926. Ia
good condition, 10000 actual miles;
must see to appreciate; $500 or best
offer: S41 So. Barton st.. Arl. CHI.
4094. -l6
M.G., new, 1852, T. D., complete
engine with transmission. $500 OF
best offer. ia. b-580O. Ext. 3s8.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

NEAR WARRENTON, SO acres bor-
dering on north side of hwy. 211,
6Ia miles west of Warrenton. Beauti-
full building sites, running streams,
springs. Inquire Clevenger'S Service
Center, near property. IA
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FARMS (cont.)

53.ACRE FARM for sale. Phone ST
FOR RENT-Large house and 3 acres.
TU. 2727. SH. 6417. lie
FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.-Efncient
less sow stts ssndsm % parSI san9 staa shid:
for so ,,.s cows; 2 silos d5g Cow COW
BY streams and lakes; excellent
location. Owner has sold herd.
Price, $52. 500; liberal terms.
LOUDOUN CO.. VA.-425 acres with
long frontage on Route 2 and Sec
ondary road, 81 miles to downtown
Wash. improvements: Main resi-
dence containing master bed
rooms. 4 baths. living room 1Sx3O
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
and 2-car garage; 2 tenant houses;
39-stanchion dairy barn; dry COW
barns. Price. $150.000.
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.-on Route
240, convenient. to proposed free
way va approx; Iro Irhr. Iiy driye via River
Pesdsnce IS situated on 5e-sePe
tract surrounded by beautiful roll
laEesite fed BY springs; large bank
barn and space for small cattle op-
Grafton. For details and appointment
to inspect. call Mr.. Smith. DE, 41O1
office hours; Vienna 1914. eve
nings. FRANCES POWELL HILL,
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 41O1.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MODERN. clean. 2 or 8 bedroom
nome IN good D. c.. or nearby Nd
N2ca lNo2cauon: Have substantial cash
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home OF
commercial property. Any location
or condition. DI. SS42, ST.. 1859.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
msns nsi5 property s,I 4 what you desire.
9OS North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
,appraisals Results since 1919.
TWILL PAR YOU CASH for your
home ANY location. any condition.
Guick aetioni RE. 22O1 81, 7747.
WOODBRIDGE OR NEARBY MD. I'm
furn: or more rms, cple. with 2
children; max. $40. AID. T312.-14
WILL BUY FOR CASH. 2 or 5 bedrm.
@ home in in D. c. or Nd. 81. 1897 or
FOR CAsH-can PHILLIP B. KEY,
JR.. 81. 3010.
! tAX cash EOR HOUSES: MME:
I1SS. ME 666S: Ewes. MI. 6344
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

wanted for 1887 Packard
6-cylinder, Series 116. JU. 6-S6S6.
--16
BUICK ENGINE. '4S. frame transmits
sion and rear end in excel. cond..
$195. LO. $4,000, $3.50 weekdays.
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Army Surplus Trucks
"a DUMP TRUCKS
Also so others including pick-up
panels. stakes, vans, tractors, var
traiiers. platform trailers. loW-boy
All Makes-1erms-Trade
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER,
.ooo LOCATIONS
12O1 Oronoco St, Alex. OV. 1900
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G. NC
ple-Checked
Used Trucks

General IrucK Sales, Inc.
80 NJ st. NE. ME. O5O5
FORD 1913 F-6 DUMP: 3-yd. body,
2-speed rear. good S.25x2O tires;
excellent mechanical condition, work.
ing daily until traded on '52 Ford.
See It today: la buy at 81. .O95.
MONROE FORD
1887 East-West Hwy, Silver Spring
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HOUSES SALE-VA. tcont.)
Comdr. or Col. Jones

AAA<AAs Va SO4s OOx1CS
Do you want assurance Of resale
value when your Washington tour
IS over? Do you want the most
mouse Tor your money without in
Vestlng large cash down payment?
Are you interested in q LIST trust al
4AS interest? Would you prefer 3
1907 model designed for the mod
eFn FAMILY? Forty Of your fellow
compared home values i in tbis ares 1na
and judged our Holmes Run homes
the best Tor their requirements. Why
not take their experience into con-
slderation and compare our con-
temporary homes dollar for dollar
with the rest of the market? We
pelleve you will agree that mir
STANDARDS Of value are hard ID
equal. W
Prices
FROM S14,25O TO S1s.15O
FROM So $50 TO $3.50
PAYMENTS
FROM $S3.36 TO S99.46
includes principal, interest, taxes
and insurance..
OPEN TILL DARK
Directions: Out Arlington blvd.
SRoute .bO: miles beyond Seven
corners to Gallows rd.. left on Gal
lows ta. TO Holmes Run and the fur
nished sample home.
LUR1A BROS, INC.
BuMDERS-REALTORS
xSoO wilson Blvd, IA. 7-S500,
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WANTED-1OO CARS

DON'T SELL
OR TRADE YOUR CAR
Until you have your car ap-
praised by us. Absolutely
free service to you. Any
make or model. It's our
pleasure to serve you.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 CONN. AVE. WO. 9236
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1912 panel; only S12e. MAN
hfAITEs INC. soth AUTO; sid.. KAdssER;IbFRA7ER " BE-
st. NV. NO. 2700. -21
FORD AZ lh-ton nat bed: S495
5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR. S093.
FORD '46 24-ton stake: grill guard
heater: S595. EDGEMOOR MOTOF
co. tFordD. $685. Wis. ave. NV,
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 pickup truck
price $3.50. Can be seen at 34O1
East-West hwy. Phone OIL. 4179
CHEVROLET, 80 2-ton dump truck
Excel: cond; $1,000. Call Leesburi
11-J-1 or Elmwood 1908. is
CHEVROLET. so sedan delivery
Must sell this week. JE. 3-O956.
GMC 5-ton. 2-speed axle: IL .O0x2(
tires c. and 6; low mileage; per.
IeSt nG shape; shape; viii guarantee; 81. 1876
FORD 1851 F-s TRACTOR: r. anc
n, excel. 10.00x20 tires, 5th wiiee
with connection, air brakes, 2-speet
rear. saddle tanks; same as new
ready for that hauling Job; So. .395
trade and terms.
MONROE FORD
1887 East-wess Hwy. W.. Silver sprin.
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TRAllERS

INDIAN, '4S, % It.; full bath: dolly;
sleeps 4; very clean; terms; must
sell. TO. 5453. -16
SAVE SI,8OO on like-new 36.foot
Spartan Imperial Mansion; all
aluminium; many extras. CAPT
BOLTEN. Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 7-S745
or 7-S8O1. 14s
x16 tires; ready to go; $S5.
NEW BOAT TRAILER, handles any
thing up to 16 it. long; wonderful
buy; S95. HAUL-A-WAYS. Monteom-
cry at N. Wash. ST., Alexandria.
OV. .4OS7. -15
ONE-WHEEL Allstate trailer. Cal
at 1O5 Galveston st. s.w.. 10. 8.
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FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT - Showplace, garage
to match all masonry; 3 bedrooms,
breakfast porch facing water; dock
for q boats Anchor fence; beauti-
Priced less than some city row
houses: 25 miles D. C. Also lots
for sale. cash or terms. Owner SELL
ing out at 1910 prices. Inquire
MANN SPANISH COTTAGE. Deale,
Md. IA
BROOM LOG CABIN with stone
fireplace. on 2 lots. Lake Jackson;
also lots across the lake; COM
pletely furnished; very near water
front. Call MA. 0032 days, ia.
S-S246 evenings. -16
MIMOSA COVE. DEALE. MD. The best
fishing is at Herring Bay. The
best place for nice homes for
good people is Mimosa Cove It's
seclusive and restricted. Come in
and see or call West River 1898.
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Washington'S Largest Marina
BOATS-NEW AND USED
The Washington Marina /
1900 Maine ave. 4w.. RE. 4797
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, e10 17th st. NV.
nea- Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive esk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456
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AVIATION
BoATS

ERCOUPE-Metal prop. 2-way radio,
low hours. Can be seen at ERGO
Field, or call WA. 6349. IA
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3UUY I4th ST. N.W.,
Iarre store and second fioor loft
TOP LOCATION for any business
SCHWARTZ REALTY co., DU. 1878
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BUSINESS PROF. WANTED
CHURCHES FOR RENT

SMALL WoRKSHOP-will rent any
small place vic. Hyattsville or
Takoma Park. AP. 1852. LIS
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PACKARD AT sedan; in good running
condition: $500 or best offer. 5S12
Rittenhouse st.. Riverdale. Md. UN
PACKARD ,s2 Phaeton: collector,
item. going overseas; $500. ia.
2-5464 Mon. or Tues. lis
PACKARD 1949 4-dr. sedan; oyerdr..
z: and r.; very good cond:; Sl'Jy5
11SI2 Dewey rd.. Silver Spr.. LO.
PACKARD 40 7-passenger sedan:
equipped; $1.495, only $229 down;
2 city blocks of fine cars. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
PIxY;MoUTH 1e41 special de lux.
sedan; radio. heater: splendid con-
dition; $265. terms $50 down, S1a
month. ROPER" 18th and 3; l.
PIYMo6TH issi Dis 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; Al
cond.; $3.50. Call FA. SIG. 531
M ssnnesS A. aas A1nsndale' ssdsn wa va condi
Csn JE. S-33iS. evenings. I6s
1850 convertible: radio.
heater, beautiful green finish. i'm
maeulate. one-owner car: $1,545.
EN-. 47OS. 4S00 Wisconsin ave.
40 business cpe.: r. and
h.; excellent condition; 4 good tires;
1926. Cali CHI. 2326 after pm.
40 club coupe. Above
average. with r. and b., 81 .245.
Cash. trade or terms. AGNER MO-
rToDRISAH ToR sAIfs fs4d = az e axe ns se Club coupe
radio, heater: splendid car; S195.
terms SIS down. ROPER" 18th snd
- =
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MONEY WANTED

WILL SOME INDIVIDUAL loan re-
sponsible couple $4,000 for home? +?
Have lot and cash to cover " cost.
Box Sic, Star 14s
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

APT. GROUND WANTED by builder:
D. C. or nearby. Cali DU. 1891.
BY BUILDER, ready now. lots or
acreage; D. c. or nearby Va. or
Md. For row or detached houses.
Will pay cash or trade Investment
property. p. O. Box 5597, D. c: 16.
lis
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

NEW STAKE TRUCK and driver for
hire. by the day. job, hour. After
pm, JU. S-2l64. -16
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S10O MORE FOR YOUR CAR
We need it now. 1901 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alexandria,: TIE. 9704. III
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for '36 to 80 cars
6SO6 Georgia ave. NV, GE. QS44
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M. g.. 1850; $1,000; heater. Write
Box 117-B. Star. Ia
81 club coupe; one-ownel
car; r. and h., overdr. You must
see this one now. S1.995. Cash
trade or terms. AGNER MOTOR
SALES. 1S M st. sc. Ia
terey; 3 mos. old; Merc-O-Matic
radio, heater; leather upholstery;
many extras. Was $500; will sell
for S2,950 or best offer. Oficel
leaving country. DI. 1889, after 3
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HUDiDsON 40 Super "e" 4-dr.; orig
inal finish; equip; one7owneI;
OI1O, 1121 21st st. NV.
JAGUARS-'62 hard-top coupe; 4. 900
mi. S3.5S7. '51- Xxx "120" rdstr.,
S3.297. ~, sed.. S1.4S7. JACK
PRY, Ltd. 14th and NV.
KAISER 1949 super special de luxe
miles. Sacrifice. $a45, terms,
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave ne.
Evening star., 1952-05-02

Graceful, slenderizing styles for
the mature figure in spun-royons,
prints, crisp cottons.
Srd Floor. Washington: End Floor.
SilUer Spring; End Floor, Purkin1ton
Evening star., 1952-05-02

Sturdy woshoble denim with
white embroidery. Hotter, I.79;
Shorts. 2.79; Pedol Pushers,
3.57; Blouse. 2.79; Button-front
Skirt. 4.59.
9yd Floor, WGshinston; End Plooy,
StIUey Spring; End Floor, Parkin0tofs
Evening star., 1952-08-03
The BOWERY, The BOWERY

his itinerary. The night made the
trip, our informant even declared
that it was on that very battered
piano that Berlin had composed
white Christmas"
One evening Irving Berlin him
self decided to visit this haunt of
his early days. In a nostalgia glow.
he seated himself at the old piano
and began to hum ''Oh, How l
Hate To Get Up In The Morning"
In the middle of the rendition, a
bus load of sight-seers shuffled in,
and their gravel-voiced guide BE-
gan his spiel.
Eyes, sir, folks" he declared.
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oe'"e"S haitian since the
families who stayed in the
homeland were swallowed up
by Communist hOrdes.
But the show must 60 on for
out-of-town visitors who wouldn't
dream of leaving New York with
out a sightseeing tour of the mis-
sions and hostels on the Bowery
and the joss houses - carefully
preserved replicas of Chinese tenn
pies on Pell Street.
m ONE TEASB0P every bus
load of tourists is regaled with the
story of old Loo Ching. the Chinese
laundryman, who violated a fun
damental law of his powerful Tong
soon after his arrival in New York,
and was condemned to death in a
secret conclave. American law per-
mitted no violent carrying out of
the sentence, 90 the Tong leaders
simply decreed, I'VE pronounce
Loo Ching a dead man."
From that moment on, not one
soul spoke to Loo Ching or re-
vealed the slightest awareness of
his presence. Shopkeepers ignored
his attempts to buy or beg food.
Children turned the other way
when he shuffled down the street.
His room was rented to another
and his belongings deposited in a
back alley. Loo Ching spoke not
one word of English and knew
nothing of American ways.
So each day he grew thinner
and more desperate until final
ly his wasted body was found
in the snow outside the tea
shop. His death sentence had
been carried out.
ROUND THE CORNER from the
Chinese teashop long stood the
Bowery eating place where once a
penniless lad named Irving Berlin
waited on table and picked out
tunes on the piano for a living.
Every guide included the spot in
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Observation-Disclosures"

this is the very place the great
Diving Boilin began his career -
singing songs on that same pianner
you see standing in the corner. As
a matter of fact, the song that
Bowery bum is playin' this minute
happens to be one of Boilin's own
songs!"
The guide then walked over to
the piano and dropped heavy
hand on Beriin's shoulder.
s'Fella," he announced, ''if
Owing Boilin could hear the
way you're moiderin' one of
his greatest songs, he'd toin
over i'm his gravel
THE LAST STRAW. In the
Bowery's most notorious bistro, a
bouncer threw a drink -cadger out
on his ear four times running, but
the mdaunted victim came stag
gering back for more. An enthralled
bystander finally tapped the
bouncer on the shoulder.
''YOu'rc putting too much
backspin ON him!" he OBJ
served. BENNETT CeM
Evening star., 1952-08-03

TIEARTs are
IL no longer 90
light or life
SO bright t in
"dreamyChina-
town. ON the tip
of Lower Man
haitian since the
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Rie hovd Nvdnut childven's Home
Permanent insures naturally pretty
curls for active little girls. It's the
first home wave made especially for
limp, fine-textured hair. Com
mended by Parents Magazine.
Accepted by the Committee on Cos
metics of the American Medical As
sociation. RsAM $I.7s (plus tGx)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
Augusta
&. w, Layne

Rev. j, S McFaddin, presiding
elder of the Wynne district held
his second quarterly conference at
JaeksonS Chapel CINE church on
the first Sunday in June. He
preached a wonderful sermon and
a total of 1925 was reported. ,
Mrs. Elsie r. Hooker of Los Ange-
les, California has returned home
after attending the bedside Of her
mother and visiting relatives and
friends E. Prof and Mrs. James
Smith and family spent a short
vacation visiting relatives and
friends IN Arkade!phla, Hot
Springs and Little Rock. They at
tended the graduation of MIR,
Smiths nephew, J. Ware, jr. They
spent a day visiting relatives in
Hot Springs and Saturday was
spent taking the children on a tour
Of the park, the zoo and other
places of interest in Little Rock
Miss Laura Jackson of this
city left last week for Oakland
California where she will join hel
sisters. Mrs Smith and Mrs
Hughes Rev r. B. Neal o.
Weldon will preach at jackson
Chapel CINE church June 22nd
On the. sick list are Mrs. OpheliS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
Bradley

The Mt. Olive Baptist church
held its pastors second anniver-
sary June lst. Rev. Galloway of
Shreveport, Louisiana delivered
the message. Money reported
$l3336 j. T. (Harris) Evans
got stabbed May 3lst and died in
stantly. Interment was in St
Mary's cemetery On the sick
list are Mrs. Ella Howell and Mrs
Fashion Moses The Golden
Wings of Waldo will sing at the
St. Mary's Baptist church on the
fourth Sunday night Repor
your news to Armie Burrell for il
to appear in the State Press. youl
weekly paper, best selling paper 1T
the South,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13

Johnson, Mrs, Mary Wade, Mrs.
Cornelious Brown, J. II. Biggers,
and Bobbie James -, Mrs, Mary
S Caldwell, H. D. agent for Wood
ruff county and H. A, Smith jr,
farm agent for same. attended the
agents training conference at Pine
Bluff last week, On returning Mrs.
Caldwell was accompanied by her
nephew, Mr.. Stubblefield -. Mrs.
Leeie Freeman of Michigan was in
the city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Roddy, last week j..
Miss Armie l.. Green, has returned
to her home in st. Louis
Levi Love Of Tuekerman was here
visiting relatives last week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
Main 81. Pike
ulysses Shepherd

The Sisters Of Charity Celebrat-
Ell ueir anniversary June LIST The
sermon was preached by Rev l. S
Bryant On the sick list Is Mrs
SsjBe J. Nash. She has been sick
for two weeks, and her grand
daughter, Mrs Corleter Bronson
has been staying with her during
bpr illness Her children and
grand children spent the day with
her last Sunday. She is better at
This writing .. Will Royal and
Bobby Prewitt are on the sick list.
49, There was a donation given to
Snupe Bennett from Bethel AME
e8rsSsA. amount $3.50. Mt. Zion A
lME donated him $500 Anyone
wishing 10 give him a donation
Esy see Mrs. L. Z. White :.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13

moon the destination Of which was
not revealed. The bride wore a
summer weight WOODEN suit of
light blue trimmed with rhine
stone studded buttons and match
ing accessories for travel. She al
so wore the corsage from the bri-
dial bouquet. Mr.. and Mrs. William
will be at home in Los Angeles,
California following the wedding
trip.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
Poem,
GOSPEL PARTY

Dear Christian friends .,
you ~
| feel the spirit Of God 50 =.
And when l hear you on 4 %'
! pray to God for You a D. "'s u
No one can preach as well T'a'''
Except God send him. tba, = IS "
Continue on the Christian y. W
TIL brotherhood enfolds n, '.,s
How can We be taught wi, 1'.
teacher? ''O1
How can Heaven be sougb, ~.
out a preacher w
May God bless you from T..
day 4''
Building up life along The ~.
BY Estelle B. Hill
9225 Pleasant Street
Hot Springs, Arkans,,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
Mamma
Birthia Carter

Rev. Poshiate preached the an
niversary sermon for the pastor
of Macedonia Baptist church, The
church raised, $7l The church
celebrated the 18th anniversary of
the pastor Mrs, Co2ie Foster
and Mrs Oracle Garrett left for
Oakland, California last week,
They spent a month here with
their brother and aunt , Dock
Eason has arrived home after a
short visit in California. Miss
Mary c. Harrison left for Kan
sas City this week to join hel
husband D.. Mrs Maggie Matcali
left for Detroit last week with
her two daughters -, Mrs. Mary
Craiggs is on the sick list thi.
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
M EMORIAM

In loving memory of our moth
er, Mrs, Susie Dudly, who passed
this life nine years ago. June 9th,
Sadly now the bells are ring
ing
Echoes answer from the hill
But they cannot wake the
sleeper
Who has passed beyond LIES
ills
Sadly missed by daughters
Mrs. o. b. Garrett
Mrs Fannie Davis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbOrS, pastor and mem
bers of Union AME church for the
flowers, cards, kilograms and
kindness shown during the i'll
ness and death of our mother and
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Mongum. A
special thanks to Rev. Troy Eos.
ter for his guiding words.
Mrs Jimmie Chambers, daugh.
ter
Mrs. Bessie Davis, step daugh
ter
Robert Mongum, step son
Mrs. Doshia Simpson. sister
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13
New Port
J. A. Smith

Hi readers, | attended the sixth
national convention for new home
makers OF America at Tuskegee
Institute, Alabama recently. The
trip was very enjoyable There
were 10 girls, advisors and ] as
sistant supervisor from Arkansas.
The ~ theme Of the meeting was
Working Together for A Better
Life for All. The meeting was
very insplrational and enjoyable
Six hundred and sixty two mem
bers from II sotthrn states at
tended the meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-06-13

Amazing, you say2 Not TO the
many thousands of women who
know from experience what
these Lydia Pinkham medi-
cines can dol
Their action - actually - is
very modern. They exert a sci
entiflcally calming, soothing
effectl
Try Lydia Pinkham's on the
basis of medical evidenced See
If you, too, don't gain blessed
relief from those terrible hot
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flashes" and weakness so COM
mon in change of life"
Don't put II o6l Get Lydia
pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound or netD, improved Tab
lets with added iron trial Sise
only 500
Wonderful - too 49, for the
functional pains, cramps,
dragged out' feelings an6
other discomfort of monthly
menstrual periodsl go
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George Moore is on the sick list
Ulysses Shepherd and Mrs,
Maggie Shepherd made a business
trip to Pine Bluff June End.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Geor-
gia GIBSON, who died on June |.
were held June 5.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora
Green, who died on May %, Were
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The versatile and charming Miss Erne
vii leave sunday for New York where she "
Studies al NYU for her NJ. a. degree, She
Chicago where she will stop over to visit relat
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Mr. and Mrs j. Tilque guests of the Major White
sides last week Mr. Tlque attended the MIA meeting for
Agriculture held AM&N college He brought boys
J. T1que, ir. and viii C. George who participants
the meeting Mrs Tque is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Major Whitesde.
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Mrs NJ. L. Jones, formerly of Aheimer and son and
daughter law Mr.. Mrs. Holland A. Jones of Chi
visitors the city last week. the guests
lives and friends.
George W. Stevens of Bondo Laboratories of Madison
WAS business visitor in the city last Saturday
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held June g.
Funeral services for baby Caro-
lyn Ann Williams who died on
June 2 were held June @.
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Willie Steed is visiting his brother, Jeff v
also sisters and mother while in the city.