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Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Conway

J. A. Taylor
Howard Hampton died Sunday
at the age Of 81. Funeral service
was conducted at SaIem Baptist
church with Rev. Earl Mack Of
ficiating. Survivors included .
wife, Mrs. Luvenia Hampton. r. ar
sons. Willie and william of CAeve-
land; Frank and Howard Of this,
city; three daughters, Mrs. Rubin.
Bunting and Mrs Clara Hampton
Of the city and Mrs. Annie Hamp--
ton Of st. Louis. Among the oue q.
town relatives attending the FUN
eral were grand daughter, Mrs.. !.
Bruce Robinson OF Detroit andl
Mrs. Annie Hampton Of st. LouiG
>. Ralph Parker Is spending Z
80 furlough with his mother, Mira
SalIie Blakely. lie will also vIsll
his sister, Mrs. Gloria s. Hollo-
way Mr.. and Mrs. James Tug
gle Of South Bend, Indiana are
spending two weeks with MIRA
Tuggle's mother. Mrs. Francis
Fowler Correction: Miss jamie
Brown is reporter for the PTA
and Arthur Williams Is treasurer.
Miss Junior Taylor Is business
manager =. Miss Marion Rhyns
died last week at a Little Roch
hospital. Funeral service ives
conducted at CLANCY Church Of
God In Christ with Rev. J. ".
Rogers officiating. Survivors In
clude her mother. Mrs. BanN
Paynes. four brothers, Eddie. So
Robert and James; six siste
Mrs. Lucy waters Of st. Lot
Mrs. Annie Coffee and M
Louise Rhyns Of Kansas City, Mo
ses Dasilee, Sallie l.. and Verles
Rhyns Of the city.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
! NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS

home on leave from the armed
forces are: Lonnie Bailey, William
Booker, Donnie Bailey and Her
bert Tyson.
Curtis Clay, an out standing stu
dent in the trades department oil
Jones high school, won first place
honors in the Arkansas State trade
contest held at p. Bluff, April 24th
Clay competed with students from
eleven other schools. This honor
carries with II an opportunity 10
20 to Savannah, Georgia, May 9th
and 9th where Clay VII partlci-
pate in the National Trade con-
test. X. c. Byrd Is head OF the
trades department at Jones hign'
Clay is shop forman. He is also
one of the outstanding athletes on
the ones high school football team
being named captain for the lsoz-
53 school year.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris last
week The Tuxedo club de-
foated Little Rock cubs 8 to II
Sunday evening. a. c. Ledbet,cr
iured during the warmup. He wa
backstop for Little Rock, was in
rushed 10 University hospital with
a fractured nose Miss Helen
Hugh of Michigan is here visiting
her grandfather, w Parker and
other relatives and friends O.. a
plate lunch will be given by th-
pTA Saturday at MI Zion school
Mrs c Watson Is sponsor
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
WriehisvilIe
WardeIl Wright

Wardell Wright
The Gospel Temple Baptist Sun
day school opened at the regular
hour Glass no. was the banner
class Rev. Lee Welch preached o
wonderful sermon Mrs. CO.
rine Peoples and baby son are
here from Chicago visiting rela-
tives Mrs. Motion Is sponsoring
a program at wrightsville high
school Saturday night On the
sick list are Will Boyd, Mrs. Mat
tic jefferson and jeff jefferson,
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

presiding elder, in charge On
the sick list are Mrs. Hattie Per.
kins Mrs. Alice johnson left
for ST Louis last week james
Edward spent a week with his
mother Mrs. Bertha Beavers
Miss Thelma Joyce Lucas spent
the weekend with her sister
Mrs Adic Clark is visiting her mo
thcr and aunt james Ray Ho-
ward left for the armed service
a few days ago
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Woodson
Bernice Green


Haywood Lewis is home on 10
day furlough with his wife and
other relatives e.. A birthday
party will be given Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cawley for their daughter
Miss Betty Ann Cawley, W h o
will celebrate her first birthday .
The woodson school glee club
won first prize at a singing contest
at McAlmont. The prize was
beautiful gold cup On the
sick list are Mrs. Sophia Jones j.
Lewis, Tommie Fuller, Mrs. Hat
tie Perkins and William Mont
gomery The funeral Of Mrs.
Cora Lee was conducted at First
Baptist Buy your PRESS
each week.
The second quarterly confer
ence was conducted at ST. Luke.
AME church with Rev. N. l.. Dove
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

The show is directed by Mrs. Vivian
Haywood.
Top row. Erma Jones' Anna Alexander, WV
ian Carter, Gloria Jackson, Mabel Owens An
drew Jackson. Brent Mosely Sammy Ford,
Cordie Anthony, frankie Hampton, Rose Jones,
Ella Milsap and Carl Austin.
Bottom row: Joyce Nichols, Rose Osborne, jan
ice Lewis. Rose Sanders, Evelyn Stox, Evelyn
Smith, Constance Duncan, Emma Harris Jo
Anne Robinson, Ella Collins, Thelma Williams
Dorophine Anderson, Lula Couch Dorisene
Wallace, Tim Carson Barbara Null and Cor
tense Davis.
Front left: Clara JONES' Janice Owens, Bar.
bara Jones, Shirley Carter, Rose Williams.
Center: Jane Knox and Ann Minton
Front right: Evelyn Vault, Charles McClnton
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

wide Bon Voyage Party" at the
YWCA between the hours 4 10 ]
p. m. while the choirs Of the
church will appear in an evening
Of sacred songs and music ut 1880
y. m.
The General Conference Will
open MAY 7 and close about May
"a. A large delegation from Ark
ansas viii leave Monday afternoon
Nav 5th.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
phone Your News To 4-2508

North Little Rock Ushers
esS meeting will be held at
First Baptist church, 9th and
streets, May 7th. Rev, Jack
PASTOR 7. Page, president; B.
y reporter.
and Mrs. j. l.. Shaw gave
Entertainment in their home
fddie, L. T., John Henry, Is
wade, and Betty Wade and
and, The Wades were in the
for the funeral of their mo-
Mrs Mossie Wade. All are
y residents of this city.
North Little Rock PTA
gu viii meet Tuesday night,
oun' al 1880 y. m. at the
se Washington Carver school.
Bcrnice Wright president,
De IN charge. The new Off
lor 1928 will be installed
Pa Little Rock boys who are
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Z. c. Cutter

Z. c. Cutter
Garfield Hays OF Stamps at
tended the funeral of his aunt.
last Sunday :. Rev. Sammy
Frazier preached a won
derful sermon at Gods mission
airy Baptist church Sunday night
Rev. Cutter wishes to thank
the following persons for contri-
buttons to the church, Mrs. c.
V. Carter, B. J. Williams, and
E. c. Junks Mrs. Bill Rhym
of Brewster street Is very sick.
Nelson Bowie is on the sick list
=. Rev. E. d. Ramey Is on the
sick list and has been for about
four weeks, but he is improving.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Davis and
family motored to Monroe. Louis
lana to visit his brother Rev.
Cutter says he has sold $32M
worth Of green onions and still
has plenty on hand A won.
derful meeting was enjoyed April
10th at the Triumph church. The
pastor preached an excellent ser
mon Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hin
and brother. Timothy. arrived
Wednesday to be the guests OF
relatives for several days. Emory
Will return to Chicago the week
end and Timothy and Lucy win
remain for a longer visit Mi
lours Hill jr. son OF Mrs. Jimmie
L. Hill, was among the Democrat
paper boys who won a trip TO
Little Rock, Sunday. The trip was
sponsored by the Arkansas Demo
crat. He was carried on a tour OF
the Democrat building and plant
and then to see the Little Rock
Travellers ball game :. Mrs
Laura johnson. Mrs. Jimmie Da-
Wis, Mrs. Betty Ruth Robinson,
Mrs. ID. Z. Thompson and p. J.
Sims motored to Hot Springs Sat-
urday. The ladies attended The
Arkansas Colored Women associa-
ton board meeting.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
MI. Zion


A. +. Tyson
Sunday was regular service day
at Labanan Baptist church. Rev.
Johnson delivered an inspiring
sermon during the morning hour
The installation service Of
Rev. w II. King ended Sunday
with Rev. W NJ Thompson, pastor
of New Hope Baptist church.
preaching the sermon. Other min
listers present were Rev G. Cen
try. Rev F C. Dyer and Rev. A.
I, Reeves Womens Mission
airy society met at the home
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendoyn N. Floyd
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd

Class day exercises. class nlavs
anxious parents, busy sponsors all
aaa up to graduation days.
National Council Of Negro Women
In Regional Meeting
Right Around Us" journeyed
down to the land of Vulcan" for
Inc regional meeting of NCNW
On registering Saturday, we found
mat Fridays calendar had been
a luil one. Two work shops were
held, a radio broadcast (thirtv-
hlhutesl and the public meeting
vivian Carter Mason Norfolk.
va. vice pres. of N. c. N W; AL
pha Kappa Alpha gave the key.
note address at the public meet.
ing. Vivian is an excellent speak.
er and was at her best. She spoke
ON THE Challenge" Saturdays
program was a full one. Discus.
sion groups on citizenship educa-
ton, the narcotic problem. and
the program of the council and
rural women We're informative
and inspiring. The chairmen and
discussion leaders in the groups
included Ida Nance Owens tpresi-
dent Of the Jeannes supervisors
Mareella Higgins president OF
La. PTA), Mary Burroughs (Jean-
mes supervisor in Mobile, Ala
George II. Mitchell, Executive
secty of the S. r. c., Venita
Lewis with the Italian dept. OF
dependent children Internl Re-
fugee organization), Vivian Car
ter Mason social worker Nor
folk, Va, L. Pearl Mitchell dor
mer social worker Cleveland
Ohio past supreme basileus of
AKA sorority, Gwendolyn NJ
Floyd principal Booker T.
Washington school. Right A.
round US worked with the group
on the narcotic problem and was
very happy to relate that the pro-
scouting attorney tom Downie)
had decided to do something a.
bout the problem in Little Rock
before the situation became crit.
cal. Since | talked so much, My
assignment now is to mail copies
Of his pamphlet to fifteen council
presidents o. me.
The international banquet OF
Saturday night was held at the
Smithfield community center. (By
the way. this is a very beautiful
housing project Over three hun.
dred attended the banquet. Pro
gram participants We're Vivian
Carter Mason, Venita Lewis. Are.
MIA c. Mallory Cregional Director
and Gwendolyn Floyd (served a.
toast mistress). The students
from the Divers-H Hayden studio
furnished the musical numbers
Jessica Hayden is an outstanding
soloist and will 60 far in the mus.
ical world. Jessica sang at the AK
A Boule in Baltimore, Md. Tho
students from the Saints Literary
and Industrial Institute, Lexington
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

SHOWBOAT-150 students of Dunbar high
school graduating class will participate in
class night -Showboat-Thursday
and Friday, in the Dunbar high school auditor
um.
The show is fast and coorful and sem
sational. This Musical Comedy has its setting
laid aboard one of those colorful showboats
on the old Mississippi. There is thread of
story running through the entire show. The
theme of the show is "Ole Man River" This
show is the most original to ever be presented
in Little Rock.
Rosalea, the pretty singer, will reach an
all high gamor. Jane Knox, of Dunbar grad
uating class, is cast in the roll of Rosalea. Ro-
nance and excitement have been blended into
a notable elaborate production. The costumes
will be modern.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Wife Of Shorter
Ex.Prexy Dies

Mrs. Augusta Hill Of 705 East
9th, North Little Rock, wife of q
former president Of Shorter col
lcge, the late DR.. A. II. Hill, and
a former teacher Of the school,
passed Monday morning at her
home. She was the mother Of DR.
II. Solomon Hill. pastor OF tho
First AME church. Oakland, Call.
fornia Eulogy will be delivered
by Bishop J. II. Clsyborn at Bethel
AME church, North Little Rock
The date Of the funeral will be
announced later.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

FthhtHs SVAFhHF
In loving memory Of our mo-
Their, grandmother, sister and aunt.
Mrs. Eva Jones, who passed this
life one year ago today, May 2
1851.
The call was sudden
The shock was severe
We never knew
That your time was so near.
You live with us In memory
still
Not just today but always will.
Sadly missed by
Mrs. Blanche Griffin, daughter
James c. Scales, grandson
Mrs. Laura J. Cockett. sister
Mrs. Nellie Smith. sister
Mrs. Della johnson. sister
Mrs. Lovesia Robinson, sister
and a host of nieces and ne.
phews.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
ITY'Y@ IT. N.Y. y ~
AaoaNk @ln


at the home of Mrs. Minnie Tia.
tum. Election of officers was held
All officers were reelected. A de.
licious repast was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. M. Louder.
milk, 1915 West 23rd street. Mrs
Alice Thompson, reporter
Members OF the Lucky Twelve
Handieraft club held their repu.
lar meeting last week with Mrs.
Odesse Hood as hostess. A new
member was added to the club,
Mrs. V. Coley. The table was cen
tered with a beautiful bouquet Of
American roses ana a delicious
repast was served. The meeting
for this week was held at the
home of Mrs. Mary Jones, l4l4 w.
18th. Mrs Zodie Isaac, president;
Mrs. Dollie Morrison, reporter
The Charity Matron club held
its regular meeting April 10th
with Mrs Annie Hunter. The club
donated S. to the tornado relief
fund. Guests were Mesdames
Staekhouse and Bertha M. Durbin.
The hostess served a delicious re-
past. The following officers were
elected at the April Oath meet
ing at the home of Mrs. j. w.
McGhee: Mrs. M. Wallace, presi-
dent; Mrs Z. MeGhee, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. M. Smith, secretary;
Mrs. L. Lewis, assistant secretary,
Mrs. L. M. Smith, treasurer and
Mrs. o. Barnett, chaplain
Mrs. Alice Scott was hostess to
the Twelve Arts club last week
A one o'clock luncheon was serv.
ed. A bowl of red roses and tulips
conferred the table. Mrs. A. N
Hayes was reported ill and Mrs
Annie Harris was guest. Mrs. NJ
Smith, reporter.
The Booker r. Washington
school PTA cordially invites the
public to attend its annual tea In
the school cafeteria Sunday from
4 to 7 p. m. Mrs. G. n. Floyd
principal; Mrs. f. Harrison, ptesi.
dent; Mrs, D. LaMoyne. reporter.
The Annual meeting of the Ar.
kansas state practical nurses as
ISOLATION will convene at the Ho.
tel Lafayette on May : : 8. AL
members of the local division a.e
invited to attend.
The Wives social club is spon-
soring a Rose Tea Sunday, May
4th from to p. m at the resi-
denee Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Nor.
ton, 2ll3 Pulaski. The benefits VIII
go towards Girls scout camp
scholarships.
The Don Juanette social club
gave a most delg itfu, bridal
shower for the rccenS bride OF
Chester Hayes, Mrs. Sharon W
Hayes. The shower took place al
the home of Mis- Boboye Jones
Delicious delicacies were servo
and the bride received many
beautiful gifts. Mrs Mary Hayes
president; Mrs. Betty Toombs' re-
porter.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

TO BE HONORED-Big Bethel
AME church. ninth and Broad
way, will observe G.. Waymar
Blakely Day Sunday In honor o.
her pastor who has served this
church and city longer than any
AME minister In the city and
church's history, 13 years
%. DIR. Blakely will deliver his
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

SORORITY MAKES SCHOLARSHIP AWARD-Beta Phi O.
mega Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority will again make
annual scholarship awards the closing exercises of the col
eces If Greater Little Rock In the above photo Miss AL
ene Waugh baseus of Beta ri Omega chapter presents
check for onehunded dollars to President NJ L. Harris OF
Phander Smith college the exercises sunday
Apr 90 The girls to receive the award will be named later
Similar awards will be made at Shorter college Arkansas Bap
fist college and Dunbar Junior college PRESS toto by DaVy
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Station

| junior choir Of Pilgrim Rest
urea y. a rally Sunday evening
winfield of Sweet Home de.
- !. Vie message. The Col.
'a'on group won second
III The singing festival last
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Dumas
Eugene Thomas

Eugene Thomas
The Living Christ was the
theme OF the Easter program II
Tyree Temple church. Mrs. A. j.
Spann was sponsor :. The South
Pine Bluff district conference was
held at Tyree Temple church N
der the leadership Of Rev. Charlss
Jones. A total Of $l200 was raised
=. The junior senior banquet .
eolorful and tasty treat, was givsn
Friday night. Mrs. S. J. Williams
is the sponsor Of the Junior clss
=. Please give the news for
this paper to your paper boy.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
(lie Civ
De Hail

~ Hall
p - sponsored a program
rlIsi Baptist church. Rev.
% 9'aii preached the sermon.
pary A. Trice is president
NeS Otto Jones is pastor.
reported, SOLO The
|, Of First Baptist church
N with the First Baptist
at pankey's addition re-.
H., Mrs. Beatrice Rodab
,ildren from England visit.
Ias grand parents, Mr.. and
, ,. White Mrs. Pearl
|, sna daughter have'moved in
'"Oorhood Sgt. clee
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

community Cheer eluo WI WI
e0' aav at the home of MRS.
Sun sumo 1920 Geyer street All
fasa a,e urged to be present ,.
gers I,,' an spivey, president
r E,o't crenshaw, reporter r.. v
S Garden club met at the :
spril % with IA members
ap racb member responded
'' n nns about flowers na
n S~s discussed about the
s Sover show to be held Il
i Hostesses were Mrs. O. IL B. l.
pS' and Mrs. Ike Dean ,. VINO
F., very delicious NJ, lun sar
d Nan. sy president, Mrs. Sa-
evils, secretary ,a1co.oo o, Chi
niece of DR.. and Mrs, :. L.
. 'I 1852 Cross, is spending
'a y. vacation in the city y,, as
cue euest of the Routens mis- MISS
4 a graduate OF North
'' university and is employ
III regular school teacher IN
EA'easo public school system
,'A he daughter of the late
y Winston T. McGehee Oh
~ indiana. She plans to leave
- weekend to resume her
,,,i,ation is extended the
II attend the kick off tea
~ by Miss Ruthie Mae
hell at the home of Mr. and
w,,,bew Tillman, 1908 APP
sunday from 3 to 7 p. m
being sponsored by
Chapel church. ..
!. Routen left the city Sun
,isbl to attend a post grad
,'inic that is sponsored an
bv the Inferno Alumni as.
!. Of Homer G. Philips
in St. Louis. DR. Routen did
kternship at City hospital no.
known as Homer G. Phil
Helping Hand cup enter
April q at the home sof
Sylvester Parks with sixteen
bsn present, The meeting
quite enjoyable. A repast OF
ham and cake was served by
hostess The next meeting
BE- held May 8 at the home
b and Mrs. Leroy Phillips,
Gaines street. Mrs. Alice
president: Mrs. Ardenia
LsOn, reporter.
Usher Board of Wesley
ii church will hold its an
Tea at the beautiful home OF
and Mrs. W. l.. Fountain, 1901
B Sunday from 4 TO I p III
Business and Professional
ksns club Of Phyllis Wheatley
Ia met at the lovely home OF
Is Corinne and Maudella
Slngion in its regular social
ne last week. Games were
d and a delicious menu OF
EQue ribs, salad and lemon
las served. The next meeting
Be held at the YWCA May
DIS. Vera Muldrew, president.
Good Neighbors club met
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

State or Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Lola Mae Stickley Plaintiff
VS. No. D3D58
Warren Lee Stickley Defendant
The Defendant Warren Lee Stick.
ley Is warned 10 appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swcr the complaint of the pldin-
tiff Lola Mae Sticklcy
Dated: April 25th 1852
Diles x Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litcm
H. s. Nixon, Chanccry Clerk
BY Airline =. Turner ID {.
6.2-g.lG-2J Al
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

final message be-
ore going 10 the
General Confer
ence al Chicago
where his insane
has been pIa ed
among the asni
rants for the BIZ
h0pric o. the
church. The pa
tor and mem
bers Of the dele
|gat on from BE-
thel church To
General Confer
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Or Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Rene Velez Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94050
Anna Velez Defendant
The Defendant Anna Velez 10
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Rene
Velcz
Dated: April 18th 1852
Dilcs Il Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
by Airline p. Turner ID G. =,
5.2-1.tj.23 n
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

mississippi, set the international
scene for the occasion. They were
alfred in beautiful costumes re.
presenting seven foreign countries.
me regional director (Arenia
Mallory founded this school over
twenty-five years ago,
We enjoyed breakfast at $3.50
Saturday morning at the residence
OF the Gaillards (hes a Tuskegee
GRADUATED my hostess MINNIE
GastonO and Mrs. Gaillard enter
tanned number Of the regional
delegates and friends. Some of the
guests who enjoyed the delicious
breakfast We're Fannie Ponder
'Vice pres. OF NCNW), Ida N
Glvens, Maggie Ringgold (regional
parliamentarianD, Belzora Ward
eeecty OF the region and presi-
dent of the Bham council, Pau
line kigh Reed Chicago council
member, ARENA Mallory, Mrs. W
A. Scott (pres. of the Scott News
Syndicate of Atlanta. Hattie
johnson Galloway CFiskite) was
there and sent hello to Irene
Shropshire. Mrs. Taggart husband
Is dentist, ardent council work
er, expected to see Willie Mae
Jordan in the Arkansas delega-
ton. tI.Jpl0a
On Sunday morning at 900 O.
clock, the executive board had
breakfast at Bradley house and
completed the final regional bust
ness for the 1852 session.
Right Around Us received a
beautiful corsage from Alice Al.
len, secty to the president OF
Miles college in Bham, Alabama
Alice is a past national basileus
Of lota Phi Lambda sorority.
My host, A. G.. CASTOR, is stilI
a very busy man. We chatted for
a few minutes and he was off &c
Montgomery TO check on the
Smith and CASTOR branch office
there. He inquired about the Pc.
wells CIT. A. and Countess, the
Clayborns Bishop and MRS. ano
the Alexanders president Robert
and Mrs..
Here And There
Austine Williams led the groul
of one hundred beauticians tc
Madame Walkers grave. More a
bout this later.
| Countess Powell and Clara
Young entertained friends on Sat
urday night. Very special guest.
included Edna Goodwin Walker
and the twins from Scots -Geor
gia Hicks and Anna Hamilton.
In Town Austin Thompson o
st. Louis. Austin ran out to BTW
for a few minutes to see us il
action. Chatted lover the tele
phone) with Taulesse Purifoy o
Forrest City. Taulesse and ! al
ways have April 10th in common.
our birthdays.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

Crenshaw visited his cousin, Adj
/ am Hall Crenshaw. He recently
returned from Korea.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02
With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet every Tuesday at 1900 a. m.
at The Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Rev. y. G. Dyer. Pastor. Rev Cal
cote Is President; Rev. l.. M
Knowles. Secretary. All Ministers
are welcome. Rev. A. G. Reynolds
Reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

Rev. Blakely General Confer
ence will be honored In a city
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-02

DOTS BEAUTY SH0ppE
Specializing In Hairstyling
SPECIAL RATE sl.50
Includes shampoo, press, marcel
and curl
Mrs. Dorothy Fisher. operator
1902 Pulaski street
Phone for appointment s2-l601
, 1952-01-22
FOR SALE
iCcxner 81 New Street,

One Metal chaise with up
holstered pad and
umbrella $500
One Metal garden table with
Umbrella $4,000
Six Aluminium wall lamps
adjustable so
Two aluminium Garde 81.
Chairs $795
csll: ALICE j.. ~NELTHRopp|
, 1952-01-22
THE DI~sTRIcTC0URT II ths VIRcN ISLANDS Us.A.
DIVISION oF SAINT CRCIx AT CRAFTSMANSHIP
ii the matter Of the Estate Of
ALICE MARINELLA NILES, Diseased
THE PRESIDENT OF TILE UNITED STATES
The heirs nf Alice MaxineIIa Niles. deceased

Application having been made herein fpr probate Of the
last Will and Testament Of Alice Marinella Miles, deceased,
and for distribution Of said estate to the heirs listed in the
verified petition of William u. Johansen, acting as attorney
in fact Tor tie heirs, listed therein. IS ORDERED this 24th
dav 81 December 1851 that Az Of the heirs Of the said deceased
ana ali others concerned, appear ia saidcourt on the 24ta day
ofJanuary. 1862, at 10 o'clock AM. to show cause, # any they
have, why such application should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published iii the ST. CROW AVIS once il each Of
three l) successive weeks before the return day herein men-
tioned-the Irs publication not Less than 2Odays before said
return day.
, 1952-01-22
4 on S a : =
S6Q.Q0 Each
4 HE g g +

will lecture Buffet Lobster Dinners on
FridoY nights effective FridoY Jmu-
~ 25fh. 7:so Pm. $500