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Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Prayer will over throw trouble

Oklahoma City, Daisy reports that she elected to the
conference procedure This committee composed
of three members from the membership at large and
three members from the executive committee Congras!
Daisy.
BY the way readershave you paid your 1852 membership?
There's still time help.
Pinie Marie Parr has returned to the University of Wis
consn to continue her work the masters degree Before
leaving Pnke Marie had received telegram from Dr. Ed
gertson Cher major professor telling her that her research
paper had been accepted Yippel what grand glorious
feeling. Take it from who knows-has mighty load
off of her shoulders
Junior Deputies Picnic
Twelve junior DEPUTIES of Booker T. Washington school
VIII be the guests of board member j. H. McConco the
jr. deputy picnic on July 18th at Camp Dickinson
Thanks million Dad.
Center For The Blind
The Arkansas Rehabilitation Center for Negro Blind will
be located at Pine Bluff The project has been made possible
thru the gift of retired Negro school teacher Mrs Viola
Lee gave the building in honor her parents
Our own DIR. j. NJ Robinson has been elected as chair
man OF Inc fund raising drive for the project rehabia-
oh center greatly needed in this salute the
men and women who working this center posi-
Die these folk have served civic and have spear
headed many projects but predict that they will really
receive JOY and satisfaction from working in this project
greatest good will be that the folk helped in this project will
always be grateful.
Resting In Peace
Mrs E. u Reed, pine Bluff Mrs Reed was the wife of
the late f. u Reed grandmother the Masons of Arkansas
e was retired teacher and staunch supporter NCNW
George Williams, retired railroad employee Mr. Williams
is survived by his wife Myrtle Collins Williams teacher at
Booker II washington elementary school,
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
!: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
phone Your News To 4-9187

Mrs Ruth LaSure, GOT Beech will be hostess to Mr. and
stanley Hawkins of St. Louis the weekend. They
| also have James Woods house guest.
Inc Royal Charoteers will attend the state convention
oIut on the second Sunday.
ne members of the newly organized Club Elite had their
successful meeting June rs az 215 Hazel with Mrs.
lhoner as hostess Previous meetings have been held
HomeS oil Mrs Dorothy Bafour, Mrs. Helen Quick and
OS Johnson The next meeting will be held with Mrs
ave Doyd Apt 6, Hemlock court Mrs Cauruther Gary is
"' MISS Evelyn Davis, secretary and Mrs. Bobbe ].
per- reporter
e'uent Lawrence A. Davis of AM&N college and son.
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam M. Tay-
Ty Also present was Jacko Masse of Camden, son
Ytte AME church
'ue @0rd the Charmettes club organized at the
| I "lS Bertha Hampton, Hemlock courts. Officers
a "u as follows: president, Mrs. Amanda Taylor vice
"F MfS Elizabeth Holloway; secretary, Mrs. Gladys
assistant secretary Pinke Robinson; treasurer, Mrs.
hampton reporter, Miss Rutha Morten; chaplain,
So tn NJ Taylor and grandson, JACKIE Masse jr. of
nave recently returned from vacation trip to Chi
M ma% r is continuing his summer vacation with his
Woe, 70" Handy has returned to the city from nsti-
BE- Me- 5ln'a where she attended the national PTA con-
Social Mandy reports very enjoyable and exciting trip
"ur'eSles were extended to her while she was
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Lula Christopher


A program will be presented CA
July Is at which time gift wtfR
be given away at Conner cil5pel
church. The public is invited. Rev.
b. II. Willis is pastor and Mrs Oh
liza Mae Smith is secretary
Rev. ]. r, Green, union district
booster Of the BTU, is sponsoring
an excursion to Hot Springs on
the second Sunday in July The
bus will 60 to Eureka Baptist
church Sunday afternoon and to
St, Paul Bapt. church Sunday night
Mrs. Annie Mae Dale headed
the four state drive at Conner
chapel, Sunday. The drive went
over in a big way. Rev. Mayfteld.
assistant pastor Of st. Peters Rock
Baptist church, preached the ser-
mon Look and listen all
STATE PRESS readers: II yoo
have any news please report II 10
Mrs. Lula M. Christopher >.
Miss Earsie Lee Paylor who has
been very i'll in Baptist Hospital.
has returned home Pfc. Le~
atriee Price is home on furb<agh
for Is days f. Rev. B. II. Villa
is asking the cooperation Of every
one on the building drive M hs
church F.. A birthday party was
given for Rev. Clark Thomas On
his lawn at $500 Mississippi street.
About SO persons attended and be
received many lovely gifts -
Mrs. Nicely Thomas is i'll but il
reported some better The
Conner Chapel church is having
service each night.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed with the
Department of Alcoholic Beverage
Control of the State of Arkansas
Tor permit TO sell and dispense
beer at retail on the premises
described as. 202 IL East End
North Little Rock. Pulaski coun-
ty Arkansas. The underetaointao
~ Arkansas
The undersigned states that he
is a citizen of Arkansas, of good
moral character. that he has never
been convicted of felony or
other crime involving moral tur-
pitude, that no license to sell beer
by the undersigned has been re-
voked within five years last past;
and that the undersigned has new
er been convicted of violating tho
laws Of the state. or any other
state, relative TO the sale of al
coholic liquors.
Application is for permit to be is
sued for operation beginning on
the Isl day of July. 1852 and 10
expire on the 30th day of June,
1893.
L. w. Hamilton. Applicant
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this End day of July 1852
Ethel Smith. Notary Public
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
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AaoslMnz[e Mla.
TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 1-5sss

Mold and Clluffer club was organized June and has
me n~ant of IS members The following officers were
Mrs Carrie Ware president; Mrs. Myrtle Winkler
.aont. Mrs Mathleen Bril-, secretary; Mrs Juanita
sordnq secretary; Booker Day, treasurer; Miss Flor
t reporter; CARMEL kees, sgt. at arms Mrs. Gladys
Lu .suian Other members are Gilmore Quares Buford
y ozel Wiley Betty 10 Gipson, Betty Jean Rose Au
aM .o Charley Works, Marshall Grimes and Catherine
% South End Garden club is sponsoring picnic July 8
,nn Of Mr. and Mrs, B, H. Dozzell, PIT Center Mrs
Carter is president
Mdornistic club met last week with Mrs. L. L. Jones'
oss served a salad plate following the business ses-
w. ovt meeting will be at the home of Mrs Alma Moore
r uerndon president; Mrs. Lucille Ready, reporter.
= wobb of St Louis dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs
por 1T Calhoun on June 22nd. Mr.. Webb has re-
n TO his home.
w. 1outvnes entertained their husbands Saturday night
.ocial room of the Amelia B. Ives home Games we're
and refreshments served. Mrs. Douglas hurry and
Marie Davis were guests. Mrs. Ruth Rodgers is president
urs Alberta Quinn is reporter.
.u BUSES TO BRooKLYN-sT LOUIS GAME: Jesse
M soecaI passenger agent for Arkansas railways
~. sneca motor coaches to the Brookyn-St Louis game
+sman park ST. Louis, Sunday July 49, will leave 9th
Gate streets at 900 p Saturday, July r. This game
nsrs vs. Cardinals promises to be of the most out
dino Of the year. Those desiring to take advantage Of the
|, rates, please make your reservations early. Phone
~ ADV.
l watermelon feast will be sponsored by the Chapter
h IS beautcian organization Monday night at the
E Of Beauty go West 10TH The next meeting will be July
All members are urged to be present Mrs. Jack Bum
dent; Rose Mary Hester, reporter
The TJuanets held their regular monthly social meet
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Gene Laster
brief business discussion the hostess served delicious
plate Bngo played with Mrs Bessie Dodson winning
pdze Mrs. Essie Boatman, president
The Provden Relief club was entertained by Mrs Ella
rs at Wesley Chapel annex for the May meeting deli
turkey dinner served. Mrs. Theodosha Cooper
M hghights from the conference for exceptional chill
workers Omaha, Nebraska. In the June meeting Mrs.
McCulum and Mrs. l. S. McClinton, delegates to the
federation meeting in FIT. Smith gave a report of the
g The club voted to make contribution of 81 per
the Negro adult rehabilitation center for the blind in
Bluff New members were Mesdames Jessie Harris, Ida
Jones Mary Byrd and Pearl Bell Hostesses for the
we're Mrs. Louise Buckley and Mrs. L. N. Brunson The
meeting will be in the form of lawn party at the resi-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Terrence ST., 1919 West 18th
on July 10 at 500 p. m All members urged to be
nt Mrs l. p. McCulum president
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

here
Child in this world,
Prayer will roll the stone away
from your door
When your heart is bleeding,
Child take your trouble to the
Lord
He will help you win this race
Through prayer
Each day when the sun rise on
me
I'm trying to make my resting
place with the Lord.
He can help me win this race
Through prayer
can own him anywhere
| am working foe resting place
there
With my Lord
Through prayer
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

In memory of the late Mrs.
Evangeline Wagner.
Darling, you've been gone three
years today
We have missed you so since you
went away,
Miss all your sweetness and
thoughtfullness dear
Whatever We do though, we feel
you are near.
This gives us courage as the days
come and go,
Until we are together again; we
will be l know.
Dave Wagner, husband
W. r, Wagner, son
Mrs. Beatrice Adams daughter
Mrs. Ruby Bell, sister
Mrs. Beatrice Hurt, sister.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
West Rock

The Mems Progressive club of
the Oak Grove Bapt. church pre-
scented its first anniversary pro-
gram at ll:30 p. m. Sunday. The
collection was $34 =. Rev. Chant
preached the sermon for the mis-
sion band of the Pilgrira Rest
Baptist church, Sunday Mrs.
Frances Green of Flint, Michi-
gan left last week for Kansas
City to visit her mother, Mrs.
Thelma Hines. She had spent one
week here visiting her sister and
friends. She was accompanied by
her niece, little Diane Threet
Don Jackson of Fl. Smith motored
here last week for the funeral of
his sister, the late Mrs. Hester
lane Purifoy.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Say You Saw Il
In The State Press
CLASSIFIED
SECTION

Sell or Trade your Used Fur
niture and Table top Ranges
to ROUTH FURNITURE CO.
400 4o6 E. Washington Ave.
No. Little Rock, Phone $1,000
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union wa
meet every Tuesday at n:0o q. n
al The Emmanuel Baptist Chureh.
Rev. Il. G. Dyer, Pastor, Rev. Cal.
cote Is President; Rev. l.. n
Knowles, Secretary. All Ministers
are welcome. Rev. A. G. Reyn0laA
Reporter.
WITH THE CHURCHES
MT PLEASANT BAPT. Mems
day service will be conducted here
Sunday. A special message to nnen
VIII be delivered by the pastAS-
Rev. Robert Dickerson ID. D.. IN the
morning services. The mid-afte1-
noon will be inspiring. A round
table discussion concerning men m
the home, the community. politics
and in the church will be COD
Quoted Mr.. Guy Of Hill Side
school will be present with a
special message climaxing tina
round table discussion. The tnema
for the exalted mems day servisEs
Will be found in the wisdom q
the words of Proverbs lesze
When mans ways please tse
Lord he maketh even his enemy
10 be at peace with him."
FIRST BAPTIST-Pankey ADD
tion-The annual day rally Of sne
Women's Auxiliary Of the general
Missionary Baptist State CONVEX
ton will convene Sunday at 2:3Q
p. m. at the church. Rev. Ottp
Jones is pastor. The principal
speaker will be Mrs. w. 0. Stew
art. Mrs. Francis Matthew'S ix
/ state president and Mrs. Willie ~
Harris Is mission president Al
women are required to wear white
Mrs. Ethel Parrish Is reporter.
MT. VERNON BAPTIST - fhr
state meeting of the national
quatette convention of America
was conducted Sunday. Ameng
the groups present we're tine Sun
day School boys. Mt. Vernon
Chorus, Golden Stars. Southern
Kings. Hot Springs Gospel Party
and FL Dorado Gospel singers. A.
mong the ministers present were
Rev. Reynolds, Tey. Leo TRupsx
Rev. j. r. Green AID RAv. o. 3
Epps. State officers are III NJ
ca, first vice president: Willie a.
Iimmons. president Bishop Modi.
FORD, second vice president; Rev.
Eugene Hardin, assistant. Mrs. r
l.. Nolan. supervisor. Mrs. Bca-
,rlce Taylor, recording, secretary.
MRS. Ruby Williams, corresponding
secretary, James Gordon. fiuan-
cial secretary; Sam Jones. treas-
urer, Rev. M. S. Nixon. spiritual
| sdvlsor. Cheryl Green is Reporter
NEW HOPE BAPTIST-The an
nlversary OF Rev, E. Jackson.
pastor OF the church. viii be-
conducted Sunday In Maumelle.
a BUS Will leave Conner Chapel
chuIch, Granite Park at 500 n
~. Sunday morning.
PLEASANT VALLEY-Scot1 - a
Come and See rally will BE- con-
Quoted Sunday, July 10. Rev
Preston Benson will conduct The
devotion for the morning service
ana KEY. Bosely. pastor Of A1saea.
oona church, 4th and Bender. WIN
preach the sermon. In the after.
noon service Miss Flomcem0g
Meaweather will give the weIcow,r
address, st. Peters church. 6tR
and Valentine, will render muSie
and Rev. A. Reeves OF MI Olivvs
18th and Cedar, will preach IN
sermon. The committee is com.
posed of M. To-Day, w. L, Love.
lace. Mrs. Lurene Brown. Mr.
J. Ellis, Mayweathers. All mcm
oers are asked to pay So.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
CARD OF THANKS

We are taking this method to
express our appreciation to the
mosy friends and neighbors for
expressions of sympathy and the
beautiful florals received at the
death of our beloved Mrs. Cor
nelia johnson Mathis, who pass
ed June 23rd.
J. l.. Mathis and family
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
Fordyce

Mr. and Mrs. Landy Parhmn
and daughters, Ruth and Lauren.
along with Mrs. Jessie Lee ana
daughter, Vena, all Of Houston.
IeNds, are visiting their people
here. They are guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herbert Parham Mr.. and
Mrs. Burroll Parham and MIR. and
Mrs. George Tucker The group
motored TO Hot Springs for a Wis
It, Landy parham was a Grain
operator for 40 years and is now
retired A The news of Mrs. H.
U. Reeds death came as a shock
to our city Mrs M. y. Jones
is still improving end we trust
she will soon be out again /.
Henry Valentine is stin very
i'll and he seems tu ~
mending slowly A. H. Sim
mons and wife aid Ollie McCray
and wife made a business trip IN
Pine Bluff A. L. Sinnncns.
Mrs. Beulah Moore and Mrs
Scott and daughter, Mrs Lola r.
Smith. attended the district msxe-
ing at New Edinburs.
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04

The following poem was COM
posed by Mrs. Lizzie Hillard;
1907 Georgia st. Little Rock, Ark
THROUGH PRAYER
| want you to help me win this
race, Lord
Through prayer, a part of your
glory share;
Want you to help me win this
race, Lord
Through prayer.
When | started out to pray
Trouble started out this way,
I want you to help me win this
race, Lord
With prayer
Prayer will over throw trouble
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
George II Burrows, Jr Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94983
Hilda +. Burrows. Defendant
The Defendant. Hilda Z. Burrows
is warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, George
II. Burrows. Jr.
Dated, July LIST, 1852
John G.. Lardner
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn +. Walther
Attorney adj Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY airline y. Turner u c.
7:d-ll-iA-25 AZ
Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
NIGHT AROUND US.
by Gwendolyn m. Floyd

|Ff,. HIep The Record STRAIGHT
public Sc. Negro teachers and principals in the Little
oool system were certified for the MA degree
Is adJiF I95l. Understand that we may expect at
0'a ones by September 1852 Keep up the good
|re way Jay At Congregational Church
streets, 3D. 're FIRST Congregational church 10Th and
f Cop,o. observed Womens Day on Sunday at II a. m.
Club ara . ''di1nan and the members of the Pastors
oe complimented on the excellent program
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

OPEN SUN. 2 TO Z
3 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm., din. rm.
kit: full bsmt.; oil heat; level lot
ALSO OPEN SUN. 2.7
2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm., din. rm.
kit, full bsmt.: oil heat; unfinished
attic; lot 57x20O: FHA financing
Directions to both houses: Out
Colesville I'd. to Rosemere st.. right
at arrow to open signs.
s. w. ALLNUTT. SR.. SH 464R
Evening star., 1952-07-27
OPEN SUNDAY 10

OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
GLENMONT FOREST
Attrac. 2-bedrm. bungalow on lge.,
corner lot Liv.-din. rm. comb.
equipped kit. breakfast space. ex-
handed attic; full bsmt. Furn. II
necessary. S12,500. Assume 4fe
loan. Georgia ave. to 12100 blk,
left l blk. to open sign.
ORLOSKY e. GLENN
R214 Piney Branch Rd.. JU. S-S300
Evening star., 1952-07-27
THE OWNER DOESN'T WANT thi

The UWNEH DUESN WANI VIIIS
new Silver Spg. rambler because his
family isn't moving here after all;
enormous living room ideal for size
able family; full dining room. COM
. tiled baths; bsmt. has playroom,
also laundry. both with tiled floors;
plenty of ground for garden; asking
SIS, 500; owner wants some action.
RIPLEY g. ROMER. Realtors. 81.
Gil: open ewes.
ROMER. Realtors, 81. Gill; open
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont }
LOW DOWN PAYMENTs-we have

LOW DOWN PAHMENTS--We nave
semidetached and 3 bedrm. homes
in Wheaton Park, all with GI loans
to be assumed. Any one is eligible.
Brick or Shingle with or without
Easements. Prices range from $lO.-
$50 to Sl2,5O0. Can be shown any
time. MODERN REALTY Co. Ju-
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OAKVIEW

NEAR NO.
Colonial brick. large bedrms., den,
powder rm., rec. rm., built-in ga
rage, corner lot. price Just reduced
for immediate sale. Vacant. Pos
session with satisfactory deposit
Ewes. NO. S475
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
RETHESDA

BETHESDA
81, 500 CASH-$136 PER MO.
z ROOMS. ia BATHS
Modern brick home. large lot. shade
trees, quiet street, near transp.; den
and "a bath on LIST A.: recreation
rm. and "a hath in bsmt.: excep-
tional opportunity. ONCE open Sun.
Town g. Suburban, OR. 9400
Evening star., 1952-07-27
1905 TAKOMA AVENUE

Modern and comfortable 3-bedrm
rambler, with rec. rm., liv. rm. with
firepl. and picture windows, large
equip. kit: trades considered. sub
nit best offer: attractive financing
available.
To reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Phila. ave. left to Takoma ave-.
right to Woodmoor open sign.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
OPEN 3-8
Bedroom, " Bath, 1st Floor
Custom built 4-yr.-old brick home;
6 spacious rms, 25 baths, de luxe
all-electric kit, .paneled rec. rril.,
immaculate cond., many closets.
Handicapped and shaded lot, dead
end street. Short walk to public
will handle. $4,000, 4IaeS trust
available. Priced 24,5O0.
1900 PAGE AVE.
To reach: Out Wis. ave-, left on
Old Georgetown rd. approx. 3 miles
to Beech ave-, right to Page ave.,
EARL r. WRIGHT. WI. 5000.
Sun. and Ewes, LO. 5-4O55.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

HIILANDALE. MD. - For saie oy
owner. This charming suburban
brick rambler; sitHiatea Iia,So ,ro,,nd on de1 has
EVERYTHING for zestful living. inciud-
ing a fine vegetable garden. The 2.
large picture windows in the 253It; ,a
long living rm. and spacious dining
rm. disclose really beausiini views; ems
ire' closets, 2 tiled baths and a lovely
Screened porch complete the first
fioor. The den. recreation rm:. "A
bath. laundry space are in the base.
ment. A 2-car garage ADDS space
and convenience to this unusual
home. Must sell. Open SUNDAY. 10
am. to & pm. or by appt; 81. s045:
To reach: out New Hampshire ave. 10
Hiilandale, right on Overlook DR.: to
Green Acre dr., left to EogeWater
dr. and right along creek to sweet
briar prkwy.. left on Sweetbriar to
Ond house on right. -
Evening star., 1952-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN EErsgNp sgNpAx AXxNd6r1TS9 I To 9


STEPHEN KNOLLS
brick rambler; iv.-din.
rm. combination; picture window,
paneled. firepl.,, wall with cabinets,
space, fun downstairs and storage
attic; $500 down. easy. monthly
payments. Ga. ave. to Piyers Mill
I'd. left / blk. to Douglas. right to
house.
KENSINGTON
Two -bedrm. Cape Cod: lge. liv. rn1..
picture window, full-size din. .rm.,
good sized bedrms. 1st A.: lge ex-
pansible 2nd A.: full bsmt. exit;
beautiful wooded lot: $16,250
Same house as above with End Il.
finished into 2 bedrmS.. Sl7.750.
Forest Glen rd. to Ferndale. North
blks. and follow our open sign to
5000 and 1911 Fayette st
ORLOSKY a. GLENN
S214 Piney Branch Road
o TArFac
Evening star., 1952-07-27

SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN OZARK
4 BEDRMS., 2 FULL BATHS
An immaculate Cape Cod home, all
brick with stone trim. Full bsmt..
rec. rm.; scr. porch. Every conven-
snss t9ansD Close rts to by schools 4sssoasS; shIg
priced to sell quickly. Out Coles
vile rd. to Lanark way (nr. Four
CornerS), left on Lanark to Mark
ham, left on Markham to house and
Open sign.
A House That's Different
This all-brick home. surrounded by
gorgeous, cool shade trees, consists
of large din. rm.. large kit, rec. rm.,
asphalt tiled throughout; gas, h.-w.h.;
inclosed furnace rm., workshop, dry
and cool; 1st f., porch, large living
room with firepl., den, 2 bedrms.,
bathroom with murals; 2nd f., plas-
tered, well insulated and heated;
very large bedrm. and plenty of
closet space with space for bath;
with tall evergreen shrubs; nr. bus,
shopping, schools, recreation center
one blk. away; only $17,950; good
terms. Out Colesville I'd. 2 blks.
past Four Corners to Lorain. left
to Edgewood, right on Edgewood to
Wo0urldge. right TO our open sign.
REDUCED TO $15,950
Featuring comfortable liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm., kit. with table space,
2 bedrms. and bath. 1st floor; End
floor, one finished bedrm.; bsmt., gas
a.-c.h.: approx. $1,000 1st trust.
Directions: Out Piney Branch to
Flower, left on Flower to Hamilton,
right on Hamilton to Sudbury, left
on Sudbury to house and open"
sign.
Brick Rambler, $14,950
You must stop to see this attractive
,3-bedrm. home, featuring liv. rm.,
din. L, mod. equip. kit. and tiled
bath, large screened porch. Anchor
fenced lot; large loan can be as
sumed. An excellent buy with a
moderate down payment, payments
much less than rent. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. ext. to Denley,- left
one blk. to Flack ST., left 10 house
and "Open" sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH. O673, II no answer. 81. 1896,
Evening star., 1952-07-27

TOP PENWOOD
st. Bernadette's Parish
Priced to sell this week. 4 bedrms. :.
: baths, lfv. rm. with mirrored fire.
pl:. din. rn1.. kit. screened porch.
parochial schools.
To reach: Out Colesville I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd. Four Corners),
right to st. Lawrence, left to
Cherry Tree lane. right to Pen
wood and open house.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Beaten Vols Greeted
Warmly by Home Fans
By the Assoeiaied Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. S.
Despite change in plans which
brought the Tennessee football
team home four hours earlier than
originally planned. the squad was
met by $500 chilled, but cheering
fans at Municipal Airport today.
The Vols, returning from their
1918 defeat by Maryland in the
Sugar Bowl. had planned to stop
in Mobile, Ala, to watch four
teammates perform in the Senior
Bowl. Because Of bad weather at
Mobile, their chartered plane came
direct to Knoxville from New Or
leans.
Loudspeaker trucks, radio an
nouncements and telephones were
used freely by Knoxville Quarter
back Club members to advise
knoxvillians of the earlier arrival
Tackle Dan Laughlin won q
warm kiss from Cheerleader Kitty
Hartman by being the first Vol
to step from the plane.
A tremendous cheer greeted
Coach Bob Neyland as he stepped
onto che ramp.
After mingling with the crowd
a few minutes signing autographs
coach and team left the airport
oy bus to return to the campus.