davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Summer Furniture

6-S5.95 Lawn Chairs with foot
rests. Hardwood frames, green
canvas S3.47
4-S6.95 Rattan Pell Tub
Chairs, damaged -S3.47
3-$6.95 Rattan PelI Coffee
Table, Is" diameter -S3.47
2-$22.5O Rattan Peu Settee.
Full size, damaged ----S11.97
I-S49.95 Saran Plastic Um-
brella, black and white S29.95
3-$12.95 Aluminium Directors
Chair, green seats -S7.99
6-$3,95 "Shott" Metal Coffee
Table. Green or red SI.99
1-$5.9S Metal Outdoor Chair,
Green. Scratched S3.47
1-S19.95 Bunting" Cushion
Chair. Green plaid SI2.97
2-$19.95 "Goshens" Glider
Chairs. White and green S12.97
3-S1O.95 Hardwood Porch
Rockers. Slat seat and back,
S6.47
2-S11.95 Hardwood Porch
Rockers. High back, natural
tlnlsh ------------------$7.F
1-S24.95 Goshen" Love Seat
Glider, white and green -S16.88
@S12.95 California Redwood
Arm Chairs. Slat seat and back.
S6.47
1-$16.50 "Arvin" Umbrella Ia
BILE. All metal, lime, damaged,
S7.99
1-SS.95 Bunting" All Metal
Rocker, green, as is S4.99
1-$24.95 Chaise Lounge. White
frame, green pad. soiled, $3.50
2-$19.95 "Shott" All Metal
Gliderette, red S12.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
1-S4450 Sim mons Chaise
Lounge. Sailcloth, yellow, soiled,
S24.S7
1-S2995 Bunting" Metal
Glider. 3 scatter, yellow, marred,
S18.88
$1,000 Cement Flower Pots,
10" high, 18" wide S4.99
$4,000 Curved Cement Gar
den Bench. Clipped S14.99
1-S54.5O Cushioned Glider.
Plastic innerspring seat, red,
$34.SS
2-$23.5O Bronze Sundial and
Cement Pedestal. Samples,
S12.75
1-S19.OO Cement Bird Baths,
3112" high. 23~ diameter, S1O.44
2-S15.OO Cement Bird Baths,
asia" high, 20' diameter SS.44
3-S9.5O Gazing Globe PedestaIs,
80" high S4.88
-S9.5O Gazing Globes, 10" di-
ameter, silver S6.S8
$50 Bird Bath Figures. Little
Boy ------------------ S499
3-S17.5O Bird Bath Figures. st.
Francis ------------S8 $500
4~Sl4.00 Flower Pots. Cement.
18" high $500
$500 Cement Flower Pots, IL"
high, IL" wide S4.49
@S39.95 Chaise Lounges. Black
frames. adjustable, innerspring
pad, plastic covered, yellow and
mink E2A 90
Kann's-Lower Level
A%1i
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Lingerie

75-s3.5O Cotton Crepe Shorty
Gowns, broken sizes $1.O0
50-S2.99 Rayon Tricot Shorty
Pajamas, broken sizes s-----$1.99
25-S5.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes and styles $3.50
50-S3.99 Cotton PIisse Slips,
nylon embroidery trims, white,
"a to 40-----------
Second F1oor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
s0-S3.99 Cotton Crepe Pa
jamas, broken sizes SI.99
6-S5.95 Cotton Crepe or Rayon
Crepe Pajama Sets, broken
SAGSo SO'UV
1O-S2.50 Nylon Tricot Panties,
broken sizes ---$1 $1.0O
Second Floor-Washington
Only
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Lamps

29-$7.9S Panther Table Lamps,
modern black pottery, IS" tall,
parchment shades in red, green
or gold, drum style -$4.S9
11-$s.9S Assorted China Table
Lamps, complete with rayon
shades, contrasting trims, $500
6-$19.9S Pottery Type Table
Lamps, choice of 4 styles, with
matching shades, Sway light
11-S39.SS Wine Crystal Table
Lamps, etched design, hand
made mounting, custom shade,
S17.O0
s-$2S.SS CapidimOnte Imported
Table Lamps, with 2-step
mountings and mattelasse
shades $17.OO
13-$15.O0 Assorted Modern or
Bronze Floor Lamps, slightly
damaged, as iS-----------$7.OO
Kann's-3rd F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Knit indies

27 Reg. S5.95 NylOn Tricot
Gowns, pastels' ---------$3.99
"A Imperfs. Women's S1.95 Cot
ton Knee-Length Union Suits,
sizes A to 79c
S6 Imperfs. $4.95 NyIOn Tricot
Slips, tailored styles, white,
S2.29
6S Imperfs. $500 NyIon Tricot
Briefs, broken sizes and colors,
2 for $1.OO
A--S3.95 NyIon TricOt Petit
coats, several styles .$1.99
39-$2.0O Famous Name Rayon
Tricot Slips, tailored styles,
white -----=-------- LOO
81 Imperfs. S1.35 Famous Name
Rayon Tricot Panties, broken
sizes --------2 for $1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Electrical Dent.

1-S26.9S Table Broiler, all
chrome oblong style, Slightly
scratched 1887
Twin Electric Fan, IL" rever-
sible, less extension, as Is $69.9S
1-$24.S5 Standard Make Infra
Table Broiler, table sample,
scratched $17.97
1-$24.S5 Electric Deep Fryer,
round model, table sample $l2.97
2-$16.9S Slick Steam or Dry
Iron, table samples $1O.97
1-$39.95 Electric Food Mixer
and Grinder, table sample 1897
Kanns 3rd Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
COATS AND SUITS

Misses $lss5 to $2ss5 Silk shantunv and Rayon Cord
DusIefS olack, grey blue $500
Misses $5ssS Washable Orion Coats blue. pink white
Is WOmens $sSs5 to ss5 Wool TOppers navy and Srey
$500
IL WOmens $20S5 to $3995 Spring Toppers navy pink
que $500
goo Misses and Juniors $17S5 to $500 Spring and Summer
suits and Topper Suits of rayon, topperS Of WOOL Suits
are lined and unlned- SsO0
Kanns-Second F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Teens Wear

6O-$1.39 Denim or Twill Shorts
with Upper backs -SSc
4O-$1.29 Cotton Knit Mids or
T-ShirtS -------S $50
12-S2.99 Off-the.S h Oulder
White Batiste Blouses-
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
Second Floor-Arlington 4
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Bedroom Furniture

1-S395O Englander Innerspring Mattress, twin SIZE pre-
built border discontinued
-S4950 Foster InnerSpring Mattress twin size prebu
border, Soiled
1-$3750 Hotel Special Innersprng Mattress, twin size
prebuilt border floor sample e---------------S2599
1S34S5 Foster Innersprng Mattress twin size prebut
border, floor sample
1-S4950 Innerspring Mattress twin SIZE extra firm,
bu1t boroer, SSVS9
1-s45O Simmons "KannsIeep" Innersprng Mattress twin
size prebuit border heavy ticking soled-$S199
1-S395O Innerspring Mattress size prebuit
border, foam flakes floor sample $3.50
1-S465O Simmons Box Spring twin size, heavy
cover floor sample S2899
1-S35O Hotel Special Box Spring twin SIZE heavy blue
and white stripe ticking, soiled ----------- S245O
1-S495O Foster Box Spring twin size heavy
floor sample $3.50
1-S3495 Foster Box Spring twin SIZE floor sample $1999
1-S495O Spring twin size heavy ticking sample
1-S635O nnersprng Hollywood Set, rolled edge mattress
striped ticking, soed, twin size S3999
1-S225O BoudOr Chair reversible cushion and blue
$1125
Kanns Srd F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
NegIigees

15-Misses' $12.S5 to SASS
Rayon Gown and Robe Sets,
broken sizes -----------S $500
1O-MiSSes' $6.S5 Cotton Back
Wrap Brunch Coats, broken
sizes S4.95
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
LeNfhergOOdS

4-S12.95 Gather Shoulder
Bags $7.95"
$500 French Purse $3.50"
2-S10.95 Calfskin Box Bags,
red and black -S7.95
2-S15.OO Alligator Bags, red and
honey, as is------------S6.95"
1-S15.O0 Leather Lined Brown
CaHskin Bag, as is $685.
1-17.5O Leather-Lined Navy
Calf-skin Bag -S8.95"
$500 Large Carryall Bags, as
is S2.OO*
25-S1.O0 Belts, assorted styles,
soc
1-S12.95 Leather Lined Calf
Bag, as asis--------------$5.95"
75-S1.69 to $500 Summer Bags,
S1.O0*
plus 20Fo tox
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Blankets

4 Sec. $11.95 All Wool Blankets,
size T2xS4 S7q7
@$14.95 All Wool Blankets.
size 72x90 -Ss.97
-$15.S5 Kenwo0d All Wool
Summer Blankets, size 72x90,
$9.97
3 Sec. S29.95 Kenwood All-WooI
Blankets, size 90x10S-----$19.97
Sec. $1S.95 Kenwood All-Wool
Blankets, size 72x90-----$l2.97
-$5.SS Blankets, size T2xs4,
$a.s1
Kann's Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Summer Casual
SHOES
" Price or Less


This group Of $3.99-$5.ee
shoes includes nationally
fonous Buskens, Honey
Debs, ond Coils by Colder
ozzo. Discontinued styles.
Sizes 4 to 9 in the group,
$l.e9
S1.99 to $2.eo Women's
Cosuols in several styles.
Come in white and colors.
Sizes 4 to 9 in group,
$l.49
Street Floor, Washington;
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Hosiery ond Socks

147 prs "As Isl NyIOns, assortment prs, SOO
prs $65 Super Sheer NylOns with side clocks 81 to H.
89c
Fl prs S65 Size Service Weight Nyons 9 only SOC
l31 mperfS $1.35 Sheer 51Gauge NyOns---2 prs $1OO
So prs Perfs and Imperfs. Sheer NyOns Sla 29c
SO Imperfs. S1.99 Foam Rubber Scuffs ---------59c
IS prs Misses S9c Cotton Socks broken sizes and
colorS prs. S1OO
Kanns-street F1oor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Junior Wear

S0-S5.95 to SS.95 Summer Cot
tons $500
10-S14.95 COttOns $500
S-$14.95 to S17.95 Dressy Ray
Ons, some with jackets -$11.O0
6-S16.95 to S22.95 Formals, $500
20-s1O.95 Sheer Cottons $500
Kannfs-Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Momen's SporfsMee,r

S17.95 One-Pc Linen Dresses, broken sizes S12ea
$14SS Cotton Sun Back Dresses broken sizeSS S9SS
SSS9 Cotton Skirts, pink stripe, broken szes--Sl44
$SS8 Cotton and RayOn BOuSes, broken sizes S2A
ASS to $SS5 Terry Denim Beach Shoes broken sizes
S299
$SS0 Beach Bags assorted fabrics Sl9S
SSSS to SS Cotton Shorts checks and plaids 10 to 49,
$3.50
1896 Cotton Play Suits broken si8es Ass
$2S7 Denim Wrap Skirts SISS
Kanns-Second Floor-Washngton
Street Floor-Arngton
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Housewares

MVSWOOWOU8n GO
eSS.sS-SAsS Laundry Carts.
soiled ------------$2.99-$3.49
14-$6.9s-$S.S5 Metal Ironing
Boards, as is ----------$3.99
14-Ripple Sponge Mats, as is.
40
eSs.s5-S14.SS Outdoor Dryers.
as is s-----------------$4.99
Ss-$1.OO Tall Boy Waste Bas-
ketS, as is--------------3 for 81
1-$5.SS Handpainted Plastic
Bread Box, soiled -$3.9S
6$1.45 Green's Mineral Paste,
5 lbs. ---------------72c -72c
+$4.39 Perforated Trash Burn
erS, 20-gal. size, as is------$2.39
27-$1.2S Handy Can, fire ex-
tinguisher CSC
2-S7.S5 Aluminium Bed Chests,
dS 1S -----------------
sass Metal Under Bed
Chests, as is-----------$1.49
Kann's-3rd Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
JeiUeIry

$50 Table Lighters S6.95
/ Women's $500 Bulova Pro-
fessional Watch, final sale,
*Plus 1870 Tax, $685.
10-S1.95 Initial Compacts (in-
itials j, N, D, v, o. $1.OO
2 prs. $500 Rhinestone Spray
Earrings S1.69*
1-S7.00 Novelty Gold Color
Metal Earrings and Bracelet Set,
S3.OO+
$500 Necklace and Earrings
Set 1857
so pieces S1.s5 to $500 Jewelry,
S1.OOa
1850 Silver Color Bracelets.
29c%
$50 pieces S1.OO Jewelry- 59c*
plus 20To tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Fabrics

1000 Yds. $1.00-$1.95 Remnants
NyIonA Rayons, ! to 3-yd.
lengths----yd. Soc to $1.0O
5000 Yds. Remnants OF l9c to
$1.3S Cottons, yd.-------2Sc- $50
1000 Yds. S1.O0-$1.39 Cottons,
va. $50
300 Yds. $1.39 Dress Linens,
crease-resistant. plain colors.
yd. ----.9l.l9
Kann'S Street Floor
WaSi1inTton
Evening star., 1953-07-23
ChiIdren's Shoes

S2.99 and $3.50 Play Shoes and
Sandals, broken sizes S to large
--------------- --------- SI.S9
4th Floor-Washington
Reg. S6.95 to SS.95 Teens Dress
and Sport Shoes. Broken sizes
4 to S4.99
S5.95 and S6.95 Foot TOnik
Spring and Summer Shoes, dis
continued styles, broken sizes,
$3.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
Second Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
9 Friday BARGAINS !!!!!
China

Sass Decorated Pottery
Baskets ts-------$l.S8
1O-$2.29-$3.45 Decorated Pot
terry Bowls and Vases $1.OO
S-S1.OO Glass Ashtray Sets,
2-pcs. ------------------5Oc SOC
24-$1.OO Pr. Novelty Salt and
Pepper Sets -25c
1S-S1.O0 Initial Old-FashiOn
Tumbler Sets, 8 pr.---Z------90c
S-$6.9S Large Relish Dishes,
$2.9s
12-S1.OO Glass CandIesticks, soc
3-S19.9S Decorated Earthen-
ware Dinner Sets, 3-pc.--$10.9S
Kann's-3rd Floor
Washington
GLOCeS
80 prs. $1.5O and $1.65 Nylon
Mesh Gloves, black, white,
broken sizes $1.19
1S prs. $500 Sheer NylOn Even
ing Gloves, pink, white, broken
sizes --------------$1.59
"a prs. $500 Hand-Sewn Double
Woven Cotton Gloves, white,
beige -----------------$1.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington Only
Budget Dresses
40 Misses $5.95 Nylon and Or
lon Coat Dresses, mostly sizes
18 and 20-------S $3.50
18 Misses $17.95 to $22.95 Long
and Short Formals, sizes 10 to
IL Misses $8.95 Acetate, Rayon
and Nylon Jersey Dresses, $1.0O
so Misses and Half-Size Nylon
Dresses, dark colors- rs------$2.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Infants Wear

hann slower Level
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-23
GIOUeS
Budget Dresses

Kann's-Street Floor
Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

down a bit for contest purposes.
The average human being can
stand to have at least Is raw eggs
dropped on his face from a distance
of four feet without drowning.
Stand-in pay is SIS an hour, and
the young people exc out by play
ing summer stock, commercial
movies and taking bit roles in
radio and TV. Says Bob Burland,
who has been at it for two years:
1T helps pay the rent and you
never can tell when someone might
have spot for a tall. skinny kid
like me-"
Messy Explosion
FUTURE FULTON. Ruth Last and
Suzanne Sholes are considered ex-
pert stunt girls with little tirnidity
except an unconquerable fear Of
bursting balloons. They have the
full sympathy of Jean Hollander,
pretty young co-producer, who
found out recently how scary
an unexpected balloon explosion
could be.
Stand-in Phil Stevenson was as
signed to stuff a couple of big ones
through the arms of an OUTSIDE
jacket and did so in 60 seconds.
Jean thought it could be done
faster and tried. She squeezed too
hard and one balloon popped. It
wasstartling enough but she hadn't
remembered that the balloons had
been filled with whipped cream
just to make the stunt more sport
ing. Her expression, or that part of
it visible through the goo, was
something for the TV screens.
Continued on page %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

In the first category are games
such as trying to blow off a postage
stamp, stuck firmly to the nose, in
IS seconds or less. Or blindfolding
a victim and letting him try to get
into an oversize suit of clothes,
consisting of pants, jacket and
vest, within SO seconds.
1nthe second are exquisite forms
of torture such as placing a man on
the floor while his wife, standing
erect, attempts to drop a scoopful
of softly mashed potatoes into an
empty ice-cream cone he holds in
his teeth. (5O-second limit, if you're
brave enough to try.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

Stand-ins have come in particu-
larly handy in testing this ugh, or
pie-in-the-face, variety of stunt.
They have made the following dis
coveries in the line of duty:
Chocolate syrup stings madly
when squirted in the eye. The stuff
has consequently been ruled out of
all tricks on humane grounds.
Eggs In the Face
PANCAKE batter, made the
kitchen way, clogs up the mouth
and nostrils in a manner that i'm
perils the breathing process. Since
this discovery, it has been thined
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09
:: HIGHLIGHTS OF BOOKER HOMES :
Mrs. Lee A. Vinson

Thursday, October program night for the Booker
Homes community club The chairman of the program Mrs
Mentora Montague presented good with the
theme: "You and child The participants Mrs
Vnson scripture; Rev j. R. Greene John Bridges
presented guest speaker Mrs Georgia Miller who spoke on
"Your Child And The Church She is member of Bethel
AME Solo by Carl Hines and selection of songs by the
Gospel Echoes Misses Terriet Montague Rosie B. Hampton
Yvete Stewart and Luberta Hampton trio also
ed by Mesdames Banch Hines Viola Scott and Lilly Sacup
with Mrs Vivian JONES' accompaniSt We glad
have all this musical talent from Sweet Home The first
Thursday mite November will be program mite again
lie is invited The Young Adult Boosters club, Mt Zion
Baptist church. enjoyed Monday nite September %
Booker Homes social After devotion brief
the meeting adjourned for social activities We enjoyed
games aftewich delicious repas of openfaced
sandwiches cookies and punch served Members
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Horn, Mr. and Mrs Eddie Walters, Mr.
and Mrs Wilbur Highower, Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Quick Mr.
and Mrs Lee Wilson, Mesdames Gertha Fingers Sylvia Carh
Irene Smith, Eddie Davis Lois Jordan; John Smith, Ernest
Fingers Rev. Tennyson Barnes The guest of the evening
Mrs. Eecta Mitchell of St Louis of of
MEMBERS Mrs Vernon Edwards who has been in the Baptist
hospa) All present really had fun Three young ladies
received scholarships Phlander Smith college from Rev B.
F. Neal recently They taking religious of the
project They Mesdames Beatrice Hawkins 81
GMC Herby Jean Sims 100 GNIC and Miss Joyce Williams
IS GMC. Rev. Neal has returned Gary Indiana and
Philander Mrs. Alpha Wikerson, $50 GMC visited
last Saturday by group of relatives and friends from Pine
Bluff Mrs Mary Sanders (mother), her Larry Lester
Montgomery (nepheW), Minnie Lee, Shirley, Harold James
Edwards Henry Wilkins, Curtis and Charles Goodwin. This
attending the state Convocaon at Jones temple
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans SO GMC had their Sunday after
guests Mr. and Mrs Fred Burton Gloria Vicke William
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09
ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE
Juanita Williamson - Booker Thomason

, Inc summer vacation has ended. It means a d. If
uis 10 lot OF people To some means going back to work
work. '7 ~
The students at Abe are starting their COLLEGE work
ana ley have come long way since they came here Fresh
men ofehtaton was terrific This included talent
programs tours OF the city, physical examinations get
ogeer soeials The second freshmen were initiated
oy he uppercassmen They good sports during this pc
Rod, but they glad it is over.
Sept 25 We had "Teg Rehegot Social" Perhaps YOU are
wondering what kind of social that Well just the
letters around and what you will have There prizes,
games laughter, and plenty of fun for everyone.
The choir under the competent leadership of Clarence
feds is making great Roadway Already the choir has made
TWO appearances We also rendering music for the reg
GUS services on Friday mornings at IL o'clock chapel
other religious services the very well at
tended Sunday mornings Sunday school, aferwhch
each student to the church his choice Then 430
we have our weekly vespers Each week the program is diff
ferent.
The junior and senior classes have organized elecng
the following officers president Earl Thomas vice president
Verde Station; secretary Clara Butler; assistant secretary
Juanita Williamson; Bradley Crosby; reporter
George Laue Thomas paramentaran Chester Lane; and
sergeant Fletcher Smith We sure, with
peten staff this shall the top and make this
class the best in the history of the college
Coaches H. L. Johnson and L. T. Rogers put their foot
ball charges thru extensive scrmage against Phander
Smith college Crmps field today This the second day
of physical for the boys Generally speaking the team
is progressing nicely Atho the squad considerably smaller
than those of previous the coaches they have good
material work with and they we'll pleased with the way
the boys coming along.
For the past week. emphasis has been placed on eond
tionng signal drills. This week. expect to moro
scmmage in practice Buffaloes will play their first game
Mary Allen college October TO- Crockett Texas The
coaches are assisted by Jackson and Rudolph Vaen
tinO Person.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09

gram sos .a.s- t. ,gaey Arlene
Parks; oaz- .... Nm Onru, haplan .
Uwenuu a=tz .lm Gt##.
The .,nslea .a'.t H. o.c aud paF...
d COM. d. l4. t=ts Aipl .'h j. eaIo.
Mrs l. Is. ,oa tl4raan -uJ l. 5, Hsri- uones) are
sponsors e ...a or at &aGnE..
Hem. D., G-staH .'asses set y, their obectiycs
for the yer 1858 - jointly wish heil parents and SUI
pervsor of home economics Miss Gay Gattis Students from
each of the eight classes represented in panel discussion
concerned with detectives of Dunbar high school and the aims
of the clothing classes. Aims for the year listed as
follows. % To learn work comparatively with others as
helpful family members ca To learn for my clothing
of conduct and workmanship (D To learn how fabrics are
made 5) To learn the sewing machine and other equip
ment (6 To learn dress appropriately CD To learn to
make a simple garment for myself.
Ernie McCulum served chairman of the discussion
group Other class members who participated Lnnie
Won Harrison Maryn Green Carolyn Porter Bobbe Barker
Doris wilkins Robinson Rose Lee Hail. Betty OConner
Geardne Edwards Barbara Thomas Melinda Hines Erma
Tidwel Lois Washington Sadie Scott Meba Pattio Will
hemena Murphy Shirley Byrd, Minnie Brown Adele White
Shelly Mae Body Dolores Pondexter and Julia Suttles
Parents attending Mrs McCullum Mrs Green, Mrs.
Lovace and Mrs. A. Edwards Miss Gatts supervisor and
Mrs Works. instructor were charge After the discussion
period the enjoyed movie Body Care and Grooming
The following students attended the first business meet
ing for the school year of the New Homenakers of America
Elsie Atkinson, Bora Baker June Beon, Ella Vera Bzze
Joann Carmichael Rita Carpenter Nellie Cooper Ollie Darling
Earnesne DolphuS Edwards Elizabeth Guiden Grace
Hayes Yvome Haymon Dana Horn Ruby Jackson Theodore
Jackson Dorothy Johnson Merrill Lee, Betty McCarro Verda
McCue Dorothy Mitchell, Vera Mitchell, Grace Mothershed
Mothershed Pipes Jueeta Roberts, Patsy Scott
Sharpe Sylvia Smith, Maxine Standeer Pearl Ster
ley Annette Taylor Bragedne Thomas Ruth Thomas Gloria
Todd Thema Turner Cecil Vnson Gloria Vinson, Kaheryn
Waller, and Peggy Williams
The District meeting which will convene at Dunbar high
school October 31st the main item the agenda Plans
the business and entertainment sessions.
Dunbar represented with district officers Lois Mother
she'd district president and Grace Hayes district songleader
Mrs. Ethel Douglas is the Advisor of this club with Mrs.
K Underwood Mrs M R. Works. and Mrs N G. Coulter serv-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09
EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUE

Pride yourself embroidery that looks equally well the right
does the side Do not knot when beginning
steh make close running stitch at first and then make small back
stitch to hold it firm and begin moer the directions Indicate
When ending avoid notng the thread Weave the needle in
and of the material under the last stitches For tidy
the back side do not the thread from design
another These threads when the between designs
show through fabrics else pull during the washing
Of the article.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09
PINE Street HIGH SCHOOL
FAULKNER COUNTY FAIR

CONWAY Pine Street school highly represented
in county fair which held Wednesday, Thursday Fri
Saturday of last week Each the school mas won
several prizes. the schools float won hfspZe
this year. third prize Prizes for floats were as following
First prize $780, second prize $50 and third prize $50 The
theme for our float Peace is everybodys busi-
ness" .,-
The booths were very educational and carried lnspIlng
themes Pine Street students booth first prize the M
bows of Pine Street second prize All attended witnessed an
educational affair.
Classes seven thru elected for Homecoming
Inst who will be Miss Pine Street is mystery The follow
ing girls are running 7th grade Opnelia Harris Mrs L. M
Schiller SPONSOR 9Th grade Emma Jean Johnson j. boyo
sponsor: 9th grade Mary Jane Aclin Mrs e b. PEARSON
snonsor 10th grade Tempey Clark, Mrs Corlos Ho"ao
snonsor: 18th grade Earene Harper, Mrs A. T. Lanoers'
sponsor 18th grade Ella Jewel Dooey, Mrs D. 3 Chappe
sponsor. -, z..oone
pINF ST BEARS DOWN JONES HI DRAGONS 32o-
The Bears "srowled" last week whipping the Dragons
% q The Polar Bears haven't lost game TINS SedSon
Coach Smmervile with his tweny-three Bears are on le
road to victory The will play Prescott froay shl
there Go see your team play n, e+uoo+,s
For a full nights excitement come 10 flhe ouee' "
bo Games and see the fight For few urllns ilo
t Of tho half see the band perform and such giils
m Ioio Mitchell Anna Dean Harrison Dorothy Starks anu
Earene Harper ., TIT, nD1,cc ,,ooll,, - Keen
Don't forget Buy STATE PRESS weekly ep
nm with the Happenings" around Pine Street
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-10-09

jr, and Mrs Mary HILL Mary Alice Cowans and Ernest Lee
Smith from Searcy There will be preEIaloWeen
ca Oath in the social given by the social
mee of the community club Mrs Rosita JONES' chairman
will tell about it later Our heartfelt sympathy
extended the family of James Sims 100 GMC passed
Sept 9th He graduate of Dunbar junior coli
lege Survivors include his wife, Mrs Hery Jean
Michael; mother, sister and brother That's all for
week.