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Evening star., 1952-11-24

SECRETARY, age 21-30. We have
an immediate opening for a young,
eflcient stenographer. Starting sal
sary, $65 per wk.. with excellent
opportunity for advancement; 40
hr. work wk.; cafeteria in bldg. Call
w. H. PROCTOR, ME. 4793. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTEND. to work
IN truck serv. station; $58 per wk.
to start; disqualification and sick
benefit; must have recent references.
SPEED & BRISCOE. 2201 New York
ave. ne. -25
SHIPPING CLERK--Man wanted for
receiving and shipping in small
whse.; exper. pref. Phone OIL. 1896.
SHOE COBLER, experienced. to oper-
ate small shop; good opportunity
Tor right man. Box 362-R, Star.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for
Women,s specially store. Apply
BROOKS SHOE SALON, l109 G st.
NV, Ok
Evening star., 1952-11-24
AUTO
MECHANIC

First class. 1885 yrs. Of age: consci-
entious and willing to give regular
attendance; for work on GMC, Ford
and International trucks; 5-day. 40
hour week; sos to start, with PLAN
ned advancement. Apply at our
garage on 2nd and Canal SITS, s.e.,
anytime on Saturday. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-24

When anS,certn0 advertisements
addressed to StoT bo1es, DO NOT
tnclose original references. photo
sondl roiHe. Coptes serpe the par
Evening star., 1952-11-24
statesmen

SALESMEN
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY
National leaders in can foods has
openings in Washington vicinity for
statesmen between 20 and 81 years
old. Prefer men with successful
sales records nationally known COM
panies dealing in can foods and in
successful grocery stores.
We want men who already know the
business, who will require minimum
forceful and enthusiastic. who have
ability to open new accounts and
build volume. Must have car. Will
pay according to experience and
ability. For appointment call DI.
1852 between 8 am. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
HELP-MEN
SALESMEN

Two men to call on in.
queriees for disqualification
insurance No canvasSing.
Qua.it' leads furnished daily
mot lust names and adj
dresSes) Our men average
$15C weekly Car necessary,
Also two men for nearby Va,
and Md See w j. HARRIS,
between 9:30 and 12 noon,
1850 Columbia I'd. NV. AID.
3645.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
CAR HOPS
CANVASSERS

NS AAAN1 ~ 0GLL-O f1OOHS
Per morning. Make appointments for
storm. window closers: salary and
commission. Apply in person. 1918
CAR-WASH MEN (12l, exper. pref,
Report for work, 6807 wis. ave,
Saturday. l to 8 p.m.; Bethesda. Md.
CARPENTERS WANTED - Must be
excellent trim men with qualified
experience. Report to foreman at
233 Kennedy dr.. Kenwood. Md.
Good pay. -26
for general work. Ap-
ply. Mon. morning with tools. 1880
Irving st. NV. See WILKERSON.
FOREMAN, interio
work, must know blueprints. ECON
OMY SIDING AND ROOFING Co.
203I Rhode Island ave. ne. "a
CARPENTERS HELPERS, interior
work. ECONOMY SIDING AND
ROOFING CO., 2031 r. I. ave. ne.
ia
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Window Display Man

Mems and women's wear; sood op-
portunity for one who can trim q
q director. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
PART-TIME .TOR

hetlred shipping clerk or stock room
CLERK Is wanted for 9 to 8 hrs, worE.
Wo1a g Gays s-S, a week. on regular basis.
handling stock and making exnrss:
Snlpments. Experience reouireS
must be active. Work is in n q
section. In reply mention are'
address and phone no.
POST OFFICE BOX 3O46 3
WASHINGTON. D. C. e
Evening star., 1952-11-24

H., DOW w. Empire state bldg.,
APPLIANCE MECHANIC, exper. pref.
Is 'fn 65TazR aPR5Syed sssS ftn 81 trnR
ASSISTANT PASTRY CHEF. exclu-
siye hotel. 5-day week. Apply chefs
office. CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and
AnToMoBTLE estimator for painting i
contacts. Salary and percentage.
Write. stating experiences. Box
361-S. Star.
Alto ACCESSORY SALESMAN, inside
position, top salary and bonus. 5s-
day week; vacation with pay: all
company benefits. See Mr.. Herson,
MAMHATTAN \ 1SS At A I AUTO & RADIO CO.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER man for
cond.. good % hrs, top earn earnings: s only
first class man considered. See or
call Mr.. Wood, DE. 1900. l. p,
sTEUART. INC. 1440 P st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN - Wen equipped
pay; STEELE'S GARAGE. 80 New
York ave. ne. EX. 6490.
AUTO MECHANIC, white, for used
car dept. Gnside work.; 5-iay
week. paid holidays. Call FIR. 1882.
4l6 Morse st. ne. -26
AUTO MECHANICS, frst-class, Ford
experience preferred; 50-60 with top
Suarantee. Vacations with pay,
group insurance and other benefits.
Permanent Jobs. See Bill Minson.
service manager. PARKWAY MOTOR
co. INC. 3040 NJ st. NV. pa
AUTO MECHANIC to work on GIN
cars: straight salary. FLOOD Pom
TIAC 1921 Conn.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS-6h-da day
ing. conditions, vacation with pay
and other employe dement's, See
Mr.. Link. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. INC. 14th and Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
SALESMAN

OPENING FOR MEN OVER 25 inter.
per wk. Must be able to close Rood
storm window leads. Must have car
and be able to work evenings. Apply
In person 1919 NJ ef N n,
Evening star., 1952-11-24
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY

Book Of knowledge. HUI. 624O, fol
Evening star., 1952-05-23

WASHINGTON
Dolly, $3.50 TO 8
1hurs., 1880 to 3
Evening star., 1952-05-23

These are the fine tailored suits we've sold by the hundreds at
$795 good that many many depend solely them
for smary dressed summers! Talorade taiorcut with the
expert touches that distinguish them from ordinary SUITS hand
finished buttonhoe bound armhoe fitted shoulder pads we'll
finished seams! generous of hem that makes skirt
hang better! All this-and high fashion, too tricky
pockets belts new collar Details jacket enghs Checks
solids . classics dressmakers in luggage grey, white
aqua pink, coral, tangerne red, purple green me POWDER
maize brown black navy Sizes for Misses Women Juniors
Briefs and Haf-szes!
dF1oor-w ashingn and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
Augusta

w. W. Layne
Rev. Mathis preached won
derful sermon at the church of
God in Christ on the third Sun
day for the Federated Missionary
society -. The Old Ship of Zion
pageant was presented at Walnut
Grove M. B. church Sunday
night. Rev J. T. Mitchell, pastor
of st. John M. B. church, ac-
companied the group here. He
made a talk. Rev. Ira B. Logan
pastor of the CINE church, also
made talk . Mrs. Gustava
Pace and small son of Detroit
were in the city visiting her par
ents and brothers last week :.
The members of the home demon
stratlon club went to the storm
area and carried glassware,
sils. Persons participating were
Mrs. Duckworth, Mrs. Lena Hig-
gins and Mrs. Donnie Clark
Persons on the sieklist are Mrs.
Opehlia Johnson, Mrs. Winnie
Mccoy, c. c. Jackson and Mrs.
Bledsoe Mrs. Mary Kerney
passed in hospital at Searey last
week. Funeral was held at St
Paul AME church in Gregory with
Rev Moore in charge. Survivors
are her three daughters, one son,
four brothers, one sister, two
nieces, eighteen grand children,
thirty-six great grand children
one great great grandehild and a
host of friends. She was buried
in Sasfras cemetery in Gregory
Mrs. Elma Tyson of Jonesboro
was in the city visiting her bro
Their, Excl Moore, last week and
her sister, Mrs. Estella Gollatt.
and Mrs. Ola Mae Gilispi OF
Cleveland go. Emmett johnson
left last week for Flint. Miehi-
gan where he plans to make his
home for a while . The North
Little Rock district conference
convened in Augusta last week
with Rev. w. b. Banks. presid-
ing and the host pastor, Rev. A.
C. Burton assisting. The local pro-
gram was grand and enjoyable .
Rev. j. w. Mitchell Of Detroit
will be in the city and preach
the baccalaureate sermon at Car
yer high shool Rev, Mitchell is
a son of Rev. j. T. Mitchell
Rev and Mrs. A. c. Burton and
son had lunch with Mr. and Mrs
John Jackson last week Miss
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
PIunln,ervi|Ie

The Conway county singing UNI
ion convened with the Mt. Olive
singing class last week. The pas
tor of Payne Chapel church was
the speaker, The Sacred Five
quartette OF Augusta was guest OF
the union. Total collection for the
union was s7965. The union rails
ed $l8.05 for Mrs, Cora Donald
and family whose home burned e,
Mrs Ruth Odom Is on the sick
list Visiting Mr. and Mrs
Ruben Payne this week end was
Miss Mary Jean Roseburrow from
Center Ridge . Luther Ross
from Coffeville, Kansas, visited in
the community last week. He was
at the bedside of his sick sister
Mrs. Alice Toney. Mr.. Ross had
been gone for 30 years.
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Coed HOPE
Bessie L. SOekwell

Rev. l.. T. Trammell held his
quarterly conference at Whites
chapel Sunday during the absence
of the presiding elder, Rev l. p
johnson. Rev. Trammell preached
the sermon. Rev. 7. M Stith, pas
tor of Good Hope, brought the
evening message E. B. Sock
well of Good Hope church and
Montroy McCree of Hickory
Ridge Baptist church lifted the Of
fering. Visiting ministers were
Rev. Mason, pastor of Hickory
Ridge and Rev. G, w. Greening.
Visitors from Good Hope attend
ing the conference We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. B. SockWell Mr., and Mrs.
Louis Sockwell, Mrs. Halle Gull
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alexan-
der and Lonzo capers Mis-
sion band no. 2 held its mission
meeting at Mrs. Georgia Sock
wells home last week. Visitors
present were Mrs. Ezulla MeDan-
iel, Mrs. Oracle Brown, Mrs.
Florence Box, Mrs. Ida Mae Alex
ander, Mrs. Eunice Blake, The Of
fering was Sl.30 . Miss Emma
Jean Alexander and James Alvin
Alexander spent Wednesday night
with their sister, Mrs. Louis Sock
well. Mrs. Savannah Toney is
in a Prescott hospital and is very
ill., She is the wife of Lesley To-
ney and the sister of B. M Muir
ply Mrs. Dennie Penny is Ia
Camden where she underwent an
operation. She is the wife OF Nal
win Penny Mrs Minnie Blake
is on the sick list. She is report
ed doing fine at this writing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02

success. The presiding elder, Rev
White, reported over $l2O. Rev. A.
B. Woodley was host pastor
Circle no. 2 met at the home of
Mr.. Thomas with the chairman,
Mrs. Rena Taylor, presiding. A
talent program was enjoyed by
all at the close of the meeting
Mrs. Mabelie Gibson represented
the person with one talent, Mrs.
Rosie Dodson, the one with two
talents and Mrs. Flemming the
one with three talents. Mrs. Bar
ries read the scripture The
commencement exercises of the
Ethel o. Miller high school will
begin May 18th and close May
23rd.
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Princeton Pike


hN'st sN'>'
Sunday was regular pastoral
day at Mt. Olive Baptist church.
Rev S. w. Weaver is pastor. Pull
pit guests were Rev Slater and
Rev Dennis. Visitors from other
churches were Leroy Palmore OF
Rison: Miss Ora Barnett Mrs.
Annie y. Adams, Ellie Walls, lsa-
belle Lever, Earl Lever and John
II. Thomas all Of St Luke AME
church The pTA of Barnes
Memorial school held its regular
meeting April IS with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Trudy Harris IN
charge. There was large atten-
dance c. W. Olloway motored
TO Helena to visit his parents, Mr'
and Mrs Virgin Olloway 60. Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Lever motored to
Springfield, Missouri to visit H. b.
Summers. They were accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. Merriam
Summers; their brother Williams
Summers, jr. and Curtis sum
mers Mrs. Cleo Bridecman
were called to Indiana TO be at
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Brown &C.. On the sick list
are Snow parr, S. W. Simpson
Mrs Fannie Price and Mrs. Mary
f. Cabene.
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Junior high department n assis
tant director of music Mrs NJ
Leeirande, prln ipal # Win t
colored high school, wlshez 10 II
no4nee that the commencement
address for the high school, vii
be delivered by c. A. Hicks. SUI.
pervisor Of Negro schools, Stat a
Arkansas The teacher and
students Of Ashley county wish II
express their thanks and apprecia-
ton to Mrs, c. Shivers and T.
Gaylord, for the very fine county
All club rally they sponsored at
Wilmot on April 18th. This Is the
first program of this kind to be
offered in Ashley county for some
times, Prizes We're given to the
following schools Dress making:
Crossett, table setting: Wilmot,
winners in the hog calling con-
test were; LIST Place Crossett, 2nd.
place Portland 3rd. place Mont
rose.
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Loudllll
Eletha Burch

Eletha burch
Mrs. Bernice Hildreth and Mrs,
Elnora Andrews visited in the
home OF Mrs. Sarah Bureh -.
Mrs. Allie Mae Butler and her
brother visited Mrs. Sarah Bureh
and family recently +. Miss VIII
lie Dean Porter and niece visit
ed her sister Mrs. Aletha S.
Burch An Easter egg hunt was
given in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lon Bureh :. c. NJ. Anderson
and Mrs. Dettie Gibson and Mrs.
Mittie Frazier visited in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burch e.
Mrs. Adeline Hildreth visited Mrs
Aletha Burch who is on the sick
list James Hyson of Bradley
visited his wife, Mrs. Nedar 5
Hyson and children 4. . Have your
news ready when you receive
your paper.
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Baptist church. The junior church
cnoir viii gather at the New
Hope Bapt, church Tuesday night
with the junior and senior choir.
REV. h, {. Dyer pastor of En-
manuel Baptist church will be the
guest speaker at New Hope Bap-
list church Sunday e.. Gene Me
Doc, junior deacon of First Bap-
fist church will lecture to the
Junior church Thurs night. The b.
TU Will have an outing to the
Pulliam Temple church. The MEM
bers of Pulliam Temple will serve
repast, Rev. A. c. Williamson is
pastor of Pulliam Temple Rev,
Copelin is pastor of New Hope
Baptist church. G.. II. Green Is
booster and Pauline Coleman is
secretary =. MIR, and Mrs. Will
liam Ingram left last week END
for Memphis to visit her sister
and brother A.. The Baptist
church BTU was rehearsed Sun
day by J. h, Green. Il. B. Dead
mon is pastor Miss Arystene
Lindsey and Cpl. Wilbert Woods,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Woods.
ST, were united in holy wedloclS
at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William In
gram. The ceremony was perfora-
ed by Rev. O. J. Wilson on March
%. The couple was honored at
reception at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Burel Price gwen by Misses
Myrtis and Helen Price. Many
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vsse||vine
". Smith

". Smith
The PTA OF James school spon-
bred a banquet last week in the
khoOl auditorium honoring the
raiuating class. Mrs. John E.
siSon was mistress OF cere-
ponies. Mrs. M. II. Edwards
bought greetings from the PTA.
Piher highlights were talks by
lloyd H. franklin and Terry l..
York, seniors Of Morrilton high
(hoOl; solos and group singing by
be girls chorus and boys sextette
I'd several piano numbers were
Yen by Miss Ivory. Mrs. Mary
own read a poem. Mrs. Willis
Eory and children Of Little Rock,
EAtyes Of the principal, were
feclal guests, The class colors,
Ie and white, were used in the
ecorations. A delicious menu was
tNed Wallis Ivory was class
Nnsor The PTA president, Mrs.
mes Jackson, and tire entertain
committee went to the limit
see that everyone had an en-
Yaole time Miss Aletha
uIlams who has been on the
@ list is reported some better
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
Selma
Inez Lindsey


The third Sunday was regular
pastoral day at Sweet Hope Bap-
fist church. Rev. o. L. Stevenson,
pastor Mr.. and Mrs. X. d.
Trotter are proud parents of a
baby girl Born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Boozer Smith was a fine ba-
by boy who was given the name,
Harris Smith =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boozie Smith and family are sor-
rowful over the passing of their
son, Curtis Smith, who died A.
pril oath. He died en- route to the
hospital in Monticello. Mrs. Hazel
Glover and children are here
from Pine Bluff to attend the fun
eral of her brother Mr.. and
Mrs Davis Hamilton and Mrs
Annie NJ Sanfort were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simms
Mrs Lille Lee Kemp of Toledo,
Ohio left for her home Monday
She has been visiting her sick
mother, Mrs. Leola Rogers. Mrs
Rogesr has improved but is still
on the sick list.
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Strong
Cassie Melvin

Cassie Melvin
The springhill Baptist ehurcn
sponsored a service Of apprecla'
ton in behalf Of B. 7. Henry an
outstanding member of the sprins
hill Baptist church, Mrs. AFRO
criner, pianist T II. HanK'on
gave the history of Mr. Henry
life. He is principal Of the CARD
ner high school and has been prln'
cipal for six years. j. B. Tilque
talked on behalf Of Mr.. Henry IS
a principal. Rev. X b Long ,
preached the sermon. He Is inc
pastor of Shiloh Baptist ehurci'
Mrs. Reba Green presented 'ne
gifts. Among the gifts received
yere $54 In cash and 700 SUN
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nnlg

Georgia Bass
The Huttig union choir school
~ community will promote an
location program for the mus
teacher, Mrs. Mary M. Town
IND, May llth at st, Andrew
[pE church. Mrs. Townsend will
! 70 her leave from the city May
I'M for her summer vacation at
| very successful years work
| ,be school and community. At
[.nev G. A. Johnson will deliver
\ appreciation address and Har-
1, PAYNE, ST., president of the
hair will act as master of cere-
.,ies Mrs. Willie Elliot is So
| & far the occasion. The school
harms and union choir will rem
l. speeial music. Rev, A. Red
Ian Of 81. Andrew AME church
m present the gifts. Mrs. Town.
| nj plans to finish her studies
|v,rd a degree at Minors teach
|, college. Washington, D. c. :.
Services at First Baptist
Ey,cb last week were full of in
ration. The pastor, Rev. Dorsey
.aehed a wonderful sermon and
10 persons united with the
krch A collection was taken for
\ choir -. A program will be
Iaiered by the choir at Gates
(.sDel AME church in Crossett
! The first Sunday mite.
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es Arc
lila VI Brown

49, hiuN VI
Class no 5 was the banner class
attendance and class no. 6 re-
R"ed Offering banner at Eel
"Sap NJ B church Sunday
W susan Homes of Little Rock
"uaed the morning services
.e Rev Alexander and Rev.
Y B. Woodland were pulpit guest
gre Sunday &C., Mrs. Malissie
ana children were guests of
' Rays mother. Mrs. Irene
''unan " Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
V mood Of Carlisle were the
''s OF Mrs Lyddie Spence and
Ma'nas .,. On the sick lis,
b, "'oIn Brewer e.. The North
Vile Rock district will convene
Il. augusta SOC Mrs. Roberta
wv OF Little Rock and Miss
,'cle Mae Evans of Dermott a.
f. y WIN Miss Margaretta Evans
!. Llnwood Evans of Hazen Wis
MT and Mrs. Brooks Mat
|,rS Easter .. Mrs. Matte
h. Aers daughter and son in Law
Ia. and Mrs. jeff Bassett and
| a., ana Mrs. Porter Hamilton Of
N,,. ' rock were guest Of their
k'~ ,ner and grandmother. Mrs.
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Sweet Home
Billy Joe Hildreth

The installation was held for the
pastor of Snow Hill Baptist
church on April Goth. Rev Hill
dreth preached a soul stirring SER
mon at the morning hour and Rev
H. II. Goodwin preached the in
stallation sermon. The offering
was collected by Jesse McLory
and J. l.. Berry. Amount, STA :.
Mrs, Marie Goodwin is doing fine
after undergoing an operation.
Others on the sick list are Mrs.
Callie Hicks, Mrs. Mary Ann
Brown . ,Layruth Hildreth cele-
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brated her fifth birthday April
49, Thomas Hildreth celebrated his
10th birthday April 7th Have
the news ready when the paper
boy comes by Billy Joe Hildreth
will be glad to sell you a paper
and get your news.
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Paiesville
F'y " Thomas

H.. g be'hleham Baptist church
bIs,,mv invited to worship with Mt.
|i,y, ,roa M B. church during the
Nv NJ Of the pastor, Rev.
|Nos ". Lewis, in Weldon. The SER
|rso NJ, was delivered by Rev. F. S.
|,bn.a'ssS pastor of Bethlehem
|con,..,. $500 The Newport district
|clo,01 !, Of the AME church
|Rev Us !, meeting last week with
|tDs =. q Hughes delivering the
'erlnon' The meeting was a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02

Laura W, Jackson was home vis-
iting the North Little Rock dis
trlct conference which convened
there The Carver high school
held its first appreciation parade
last week featuring the progress
of the school. The entire student
body and faculty took part in the
affair consisting about 72l per-
sons. The junior class won first
pace with a float with Miss Car
ver", senior class was second in
the high school division with a
float that depicted the various ac-
tivities of the school, home eco
Monies took third place with a
beautiful display of home appli-
ances of home making. First grad
ers won first place in elementary
department; second graders took
second and the fourth grade was
third. Mr.. Alcorn, Mrs, 7. F.
Smith and Miss Williams were
sponsors of the high school win
ners. Miss Carter Mrs. Marshall
and Mrs. Bryant were teachers Of
the elementary winners. The band
under the direction OF Roscoe
Sharpe and the rhythm band ctole
the show with their excellent per-
formances Principal Smith
spent one week in Hot Springs at
tending the health clinic spon-
sored by the state health depart
ment. Participants were here from
all parts of the country.
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WiIrllot
Clara r. Shelton

The faculty and students OF VIII
mot Colorcd high school are ra-
Their busy making plans for their
commencement 60. Several hun
dred patrons and friends W.T.
messed a very inspiring musical
festival in the Colored school
auditorium. Tuesday night. unje-
the sponsorship Of Miss e. "
Bowie Special applause wa CIV
on the following participants Tor
riano solos Miss Myrtle Maize
parker and Miss Tavern Wilder
for group dramatization, 7lemen'
tary public school music cluo. rs
an added attraction the follow
i,e faculty members SAM then
favorites. Miss NJ c. Williams
oStar Dust" Miss O. r Coleman
Trees" Miss f. " Bowie Sum.
r,ertimeo and Willie Powell
oDanny Boy" ... Several Boy
Scouts ~, troop 76 sponsored by
wilmot colored high school, were
handy men during the district con
ference. at Shady Grove AME
church The faculty Glee club
and the junior high school slea
Climb Of wilmot colored high
school wishes TO announce mat t,e
commencement address will be Dc
llvered by one Of our own REV.
w G Powell. instructor In the
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Snlackover
Billy 10 HiIdreth

The Sweet home community
singing class met last week. Mr.
Elton of Mt. Zion, Norphlet Is the
director :. s. Polly Ann Hayes and
Georgia Boone visited in the
home Of Mrs c. Hildreth recently
=. Earl Lee Hildreth is doing
fine. He cut his hand recently.
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Legal Notices:
WARMING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Thelma Hendrix Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94l2l
Guy 7. Hendrix Defendant
The Defendant Guy T. Hendrix, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Thel-
ma Hendrix
Dated: April 7. 1852
w. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Ross Robley
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
4lI-l8-25; So
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Willie c. Green Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94l6l
Jefferie Lee Green Defendant
The Defendant, Jefferie Lee
Green is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Willie c. Green
Dated: April 7, 1852
Hibbler & Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon Chancerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
4:ll-l8-25: So
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02

The committee was made up of
Osman Dawkins, Amos Byrd and
T. H. Hamilton.