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APTs. UNEURNIsHED-D. c.
MT. PHEASANT

3 rooms, kit, dinette and bath;
bright and attractively decorated; /;
conv. to. transp.; S11O per mo.
1880 Irving st. NV. See manager.
COLORED-2233 18th ST. NV
se IN ren6deed model k't dec Oata bids apt s7sSo ays
or f cail ME NE s.546s. G }sni'of Oh PREMISES
COLORED-62s O ST. N.w.-sm.
apt; apt; avail. @ for immed. occup.; $3.50,
cG1 call npES NE; S75492. v,,c,n sr ,w
ises or cali ME. S-5402.
COLORED - 1900 FLORIDA AVE.
N.Y. .Gg.. rms. kit.' bath; SIS. Call
fRsl fBmso 6lst no,s and .EEaIeR Gag KaRse FfG do
81. 7-656I. AID. 4-5sO7.
COLORED-7O8 A ST: NE, 1st-n.
apt; 2 rms. kit. and bath. partly
SMITH. INC, 141s H st. NV. DI.
l. REDRM. APT. 21e
oklahoma sI1InI ave; ne; Call F; T. CON:
LARGE III iDbedrm.
apt. with large dinette. at 325 54th
S:;ntnie. St; ne. sag Avail ~ now. now Rsfgr. turn.
NON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H st.
NV, Ma. S-2345. d
COLORED-I629 L ST. N.E.-One
$3.50. CHARLES M. CONNoR,
2319 L st. NV, RE. 7-2426. a
COLORED-943 M ST. NV, Apt. 81
Thee rms, full kitchen and bath
Now vacant. See janitor after Z
pm. to inspect. $72.50 mo. WAC
GAMAN-BRAWNER, NE. S-3S60.
bath; refgr., gas and elec. furn. /;
$55 mo 2022 Clagett pl. ne, 1St
floor rear. Ii. 6-5604 a
COLORED-MOD. DUPLEX - 1874
E st. me-; 2 rms, kit, bath; S67. so,
plus utils. ST. $4,000; ewes, DE.
2-322S. IS
COLORED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe st. p.w., Apt. 1852
rms, kit. and bath; heat and h.w.;
l.. -
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APTS. FURNISHED. c.
MEDICAI. CENTER

furnished 2-rm., kitchen
and bath apartment; newly redec-
GRATED; beautiful kitchen with mod
ern equipment. $100 incl. utils. To
inspect, call Mrs. Lynch. with WAC
MAN-BRAWNER, ME. S-3S60.
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APTS. FURNIsHED-VA.

apt; 1st Fl. Of 2-famiiy unit;
garage and all utilities included.
$40 per mo, lease required. Call
J. H. BENoIT, Realtor, KE. s-6677;
ALEX. VA, 10 min. D. c.-Lge. 3
rms. path: End floor; utils: incl; l
blk. to bus. $S5: TIE. 6-4518. 4"
ARL.-Entire 2nd floor of Cane Cod
home; ,furn., kit. bath, bedrm., liv,
utils KE. S-5644. -
ARL.-Transient; Q bedrms., kit,
bath; 5thoo day week or month. ia.
nicely furn. duplex. l
location for bus, shopping, Pentagon,
.7-S2OO, Ext 614 before $40. Sc
IA RMS, conv. location; above shop
ping and theaters: so min. Penta-
son and D. c. ia. 2-6456; after
Sats: s. ,S So 9s9Fm BED mo kit tas sRs
only; Phone bet. the hours 10 to s,
S66s NORTH 10th ST. ARL.-e lge.
rooms no S,,blfs heat elec.. range; Frigidaire;
available. sPeO s95 mo. IA. A9o:aSF @oasa7, room s
32l 18th ST. Me- rms, kit. and
bath; within blk of stores, buses
S55 mo, incl: utils. LA. 6-5755.
NEAR CAPITOL, 6l9 Constitution
ave; NE large rms. kit and
bath: $50 mo-: adults. Ii. 3-7S4S or
18th AND Il. I. N.E.-1-room G bsnnt.
apt, shower, refgr.. stove, pvt. entr. ;
suitable l or 2 students: S35 mo.
ssle,. $50 mo. dble. DU. 7-76s4.
1904 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Entire
fr:. comb. bed-living rm., large kit.
pvt. bath. Nicely furn. Includes
utilS. SS5. OF. 4-SS45.
507 9th ST. NV rms. and bath:
S65 monthly; child accepted. DI.
CARROT HILL-a-rm. furn. ar apt.
4 very cheerful. plenty of sunshine:
share bath; 500 mo. to refined cple.
AVAIL. OCT. i. NV. sECTIoN-I.ge.
2nd-h. apt: clean kit: conv. tranSp.
Call ia. 9-4374 after $40 pm. IS
l2l4 18th ST. N.W.-Extra-lge. rm.
with kitchenette and pvt. bath: SIT
weekly or S64 monthly. Shown to
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. and decor
: rms. and bath; utils, incl; near
svsIao svstli; adults; $50 per mo. ia
ARL.-ons bedrm., in apt. bldg;
| Sl15. Ten Minis. d. C.. After
pm. ia. 2-1641. a
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co-oPERATIVE APIS. SALE

COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase
splendid apt. near 14th and Fair
mont IN regularly estab. bldg. with
lanitor service. Small down pay
be the landlord? sIGLER g. CO,
TW6- -BEi65RRM i5R APT. on Columbia 4 rd.
-Completely ,redecorated, with
iiv., rm.. lS-ft. din. "GaaeS Tm.; pantry aGSs!'
and fiVe closets; elev. and switch.
board: $13,750, with liberal terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
sn sMlTHY loo co. ST. $4,000; res
NAYLoR VGi VGGiARDENs-Lge. a-bedfSm.,
End fir. south expos; vacant: month
duced below list at $3.50. Mr.
RRSElanS' RSxlTS' cdIs LH Il 117os9 s1ooo DRuRYx
THREE-RM., KIT. AND BATH APT.
redecorated. This apt. has a close,
in location and represents much
terms, Please cali Mr.. Gavin. with
H. g; sMITHY Thy CO., ST. 3-S30o;
PoRrEk SsS:i e. 81" s1oOosi AR. CONN. AVE- AVE-
This modern and immaculate 2-bed-
rm. apt, IA blocks west Of Con-
nectiCut ave, has a kitchen and
bath, both completely modernized
plus such extras as built-in book
cases drapeS and Venetian blinds;
excellent shopping, transportation
and residential neighborhood. Priced
to sell; terms: H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004.
MASS. AVE-, nr. Rock Greek Park
De luxe 1-bedroom apt, including
foyer. large living rm., dining area.
kit. with service door, bedroom with
immense closet and bath. The en-
tire apt has been completely redec-
GRATED. including resurfaced floors.
Exclusive building in ideal residen-
with H. G. SMITHY Co, ST
;i 31S3oG; res; AD; 2.50044; 500o44;,, "a
close-in location bedrmS., front
corner apt. with exposures and
good outlook; also large foyer, liv,
rm., well-eouipped kitchen, excellent
closets. Elevator building. Price.
$1!2,50q; Please call Mr.; Gavin
3-33OO; res, AID. 2.5004. q
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNIV. STUDENT desires
reaS.-priced apt. 1st fl. or bSmt
Tax. Park or Sill. Spg. pref. LO
5-3019 after 5. -3
GOVT. ENGR., WIFE, 2 children
want 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. Vic
10th and Missouri ave. NV. 10
2-940S. 3
2-BEDRM. semifurn. apt. wanted mr.
Rockville, Md. Sl0 per wk. Ii. T.
3bRl MRS. HOPPE A.
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BACHELOR APIS,

LARGE Hv, rm.-bedrm. combination
and bath with shower, refrigerator,
attractively furn. with wall-to-wall
carpet and drapes. Immed. occup.,
S69. so up. Apply at desk, l70l 18th
ct. NV. or call DU. $1,000, ME.
COLORED-I462 CLIFTON ST. NV.
one rm., kit, new refgr.; for empl
cpl. Also, bsmt. rm. for man. a
COLORED-I413 N ST. N.W.-Nicely
dec. apis. and rooms, conv. down;
community kit; Ss-Sl7 per wk.
Employment and refs. req. See mgr.
CoLoRED-1sth AND FAIRMONT
SITS. N.W.-One rm. and kit. DU.
7-0656. 10 to 2 p.m;
rms. kit. and bath. Inspect, then
CoIoSfDSs7$o 81 epi 95sTsS 9th ST. NV
Two3rm: turn, apt dsoos wn accept
COL0RED-MoDERN FURN. APT
Pvt. kit. and bath, Also large front
privls. LU. 2-9675, 1246 Girard st.
CoolECoRED-ONE RIM, kit. and bath.
C1oIoRE6@1s4s IoREE6oo1s4s PROVIDENCE ST.
MEAN modern. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette. kitchen, bath; S6S month.
THACKER REALTY. ST. 3-7I39.
roLoRED-:SIs 18th ST. NV
Bedroom. kitchen; semipvt. bath
eple. or lady; reas. See evenings.
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Immediate OCCUPANCY

Immediate Occupancy
62Os Georgia ave. n.w.-2-'
professiona pfoF@ ant nsMly msn: dei With sqiS IT,
Hospital; sS7.5o" "It mo. u RA.
3505 14th st. NV rms.
k. and b.. S64.50
k. ISls and X; < $se st; 30 gjwge See ms. MS.
3So5 18th st, n.w.-2 rms.
k. and b.; S64 80.
hv. rm.. K. b.; S110.
1908 Fla. ave, n.w.-1 lge.
rm::. k. B.; $50 80.
bedr@s. A!9n;' w, ii1. rms sunset <. and ad b.:
imm. occup.
k. i!Sp and b; ! s. ST. SiS-i sS. iSe' Fm''
747 10th st. SCI lge. rm..
k. and b.; $45.15. See Mrs.
~ 80 D. Quebec ss 1ga,a p, n .n9.v.-a
426 Brandywine St SEE
rms, k, din: B.; $69 so. See
jan. 413 Atlantic st Sc.
i19, Mass. ave. NV
rms; ss. T.; Oh; b.; S4o;6s.
3i51 MT. Pleasant st. NV.
1.Eheiency EFT st,n and l bedrm. apt.
SEE REPRESENTATIVE ON
PREMISES OR CALL
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
ME S-54Oo
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PARK VIEW APTS.

5034 38th ave-, Hyattsville. Md
Lovely 2bedrm. unit with full din
rm.; conv. to schools, stores and
transp.; S95 incl. utilS. 10. 2-37S3
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CoLoRED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe st. p.w., Apt. 1852
rms, kit. and bath; heat and h.w.;
janitor service; laundry rm.; play
area; $3.50 mo. LISS REALTY
CO., NE. S-666S. "a
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CAFRITZ. DI. 7-90S0 -
$500 QUE ST. NV,

THE CARLYN
Desirable efficiency apt. junior din
ing rm. and separate kitchen. Sec
retarial switchboard service Call
MRS. SOKITCH, resident manager,
DU 7-340O 4
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APTS. FURN.-D. c. (cOnt. }
PLEASANT HILLS
1301 18th ST NV,
MTRAMAR APTS

M1NhMAFN AZ TO.
Lge., furn., l-rm. apt. with sunrm.,
kitchenette and Murphy bed, in lge.
downtown apt. house. Immed. occu-
pancy: Rent, $91. See res. mgr.
or call
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C-8 THE EVENING STAR
K Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1883
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nEIAFIEIn pI. ME-

DELAFIELD PL. NE. - Newly dec.
modern g. bedroom semidet. house,
posal and dishwaSher in kit; front
porch; conv. to shop. and transp.;
immed, occupancy; S125 mo. SID.
NEY 2. MENSH g. CO., MA. S-644O,
3-BEDRM., 2-yr.-old corner brick,
All fenced, 500 per mo-, mr.. Coral
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eon: 3-bedrm Tow MN; hr;cL Ir0m sYc. Fenta-
WANTED TO LEASE. 3 Sp.1' or I bedrSs..
baths, det. home with nice yd'
and bsmt. in good Sc. or Arl. ioc.
family of 6 with dog, Will consider
purchase on salts. terms. Please
NEW BRICK DETACHED-3-bedr
house in Parklawn, mr.. Riggs I'd.
and East-West hwy; avail. Sept, is;
Inquire at house, 5000 Riggs rd,
HA. 2-S1S2 or call LO. 7-S664.
Evening star., 1953-09-03

washer and dryer in tiled bSmt,
push-button elec. range, DispoSall,
loft. refgr., storm windows, lge.
fenced yard; mr.. grade school; safe
lease; lease; ST S1@5 Son mo- Lo fcegt S1sioS SnOE or
LOVELY, a-BEDRM. HOUSE, in con-
venient NV; vacant; SS5 per mo.
No. 2 Thomas Circle, RE 1851.
Four bedrms.; $40. Ii. 6-1939.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Pine Street School,

CONWAY
The faculty and students of Pine Street school work.
ing hard toward entering the North Central of
Secondary Schools and Colleges
We are asking the full cooperation of the community to
help make it Since this is school you help
by seeing that children regular attendance in order
to better interpret the school,
Pine Streets school chorus rendered program at the
Presbyterian college the city Friday morning The chorus
received many compliments
The PTA held its meeting Tuesday at o'clock m in the
school auditorium After the business section movie was
shown. Title who viii Teach Your Chd?" The picture WIS
excellent We encouraging all parents attend these
meetings order that might all work together In mahng
school and community The group was serVe
by Myrtle Ruth Gunner and inertia Wilson Mrs Wheeler WHO
has been ill for quite a while will be with this week
The undefeated Polar Bears will play Coleman here on ~
10th of October.
Pine Street students highly entertained this week pS
the sophomoes with Come As You Are Party The group
reports having a time with plenty and good
The juniors will entertain the school with bngo party
Monday night Prizes of all kind will be given Come win
prize Are you the lucky person?
The seniors will have a Hot Foot review this week
The Professional club will be entertained this month Try
Mrs D. Hill Miss Lucille Fletcher at the beautiful
home of Mrs. HILL TOO Pine street.
Buy State Press and keep up with the happenings a
round your school
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Booker I. Washington

Booker T. Washington has enrolment of 521 pupils
The first grade has l2 Many of the " graders have
from other cities they James Burke, Chicago LaVerne
ton Count Hot Springs Patsy Ann Jones, Backvie John
Wesley Jones, Menee; Margaret and Elliott Price, Mave
and Levi McCulum, Berkely California.
The sixth gradeone welcomes eight students, three
of which from other cities. Tmme Caroe Barnes Los
Angeles Patsy Jean Maoc Carthage Jean Davis
Scott We have five transfers Donald Birch Sara Stephens
and George Hendrix from Gibbs Carl Jones from
liam Wroten Otis Leach Bobbie Carroll and Donald Birch
Those who celebrated their September birthdays are Thelma
Brown and Carl Lee Jones' We starting our Red Feather
jinges and posters
Aonzo Scott has been elected president the sxh-two
grade Edith Lowe vice president Charles MeFadden score
tary Bette Anderson and China Slaughter reporters
Charles Shaekeford, treasurer
section of bulletin board depicts current poy th
remains for week On Friday had quiz to determine
e pupil who had read and compreended the news best John
ny Dodson won the first prize and Reuben Glover won the
next two prizes. Wv
In discussing summer vacations much interest was aro,e
ed from books read. We enjoyed the film "IIckeherr
Finn" eiiy
we are trying hard to keep the following new pupils han
~ Neuoen glover from Bush school, Johnny Dodson from,
Capital Hill school, REQ Michael Williams from car,or sb
and Otis Hill from Eau Claire public in Michigan
we are now studying the life CHRISTOPHER Columbus
preparing Red Feather ngle posters and MAKING nla
to celebrate United Nations day. p
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Arkansas Baptist College,

ACTIVITIES Tor our homecoming drive on the wav
various entertainments being given the purposee f
uh ana emuneatVe compensation Everyone enioved the Fri
Gay evening social given by the Juniors and seniors
MONDAY meht we had a marvellous time The first pre-
season basketball game played between Junior
Boys ana the eShmansophomoe boys The upper clasmen
won the game but lot of competition exhibited nv the
freshman ana sophomore boys There fellows like Ersey
GREENWOOD Paul Wilson, John Kendall Clinton PaJe and
Ben Williams who helped to make the game exciting We wish
to express our appreciation the faculty and students of
shorter coege VINO played big role in making the game
success CmaXng the week for the juniors and seniors
tes was hay ride out to the Johnsons summer resort
Our Friday morning chapel worship periods are both in
terestng and inspiring Friday morning Rev. c. c. Walker
pastor of the First Congregation church. delivered very in
spational address, Today Rev c. Collins pastor of the
Bullock Temple church. delivered address, which was GEN.
tered around THINKING We learn great lessons from these
services and we shall be looking forward all FRIDAY
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

outdoor demonstration, Tuesday morning combating
type a, B. and c. fires
FOOfBALL Sure teams losing, but We are still
behind pereent The B" team thrill
ed with trip Crosse and behaved like gem
emen Conway tilt 1t realizes its needs and socis
patience
Leon Hamilton donated the use of his Raytheon l. v to
the school during the World Series The study halls were
perfectly quiet students and teachers enjoyed the show
Coach explained many of the plays and managerial
strategy non-baeba fans, movie The Jackie Robinson
Story" we'll received by the student body
The library has become very popular since the leading
recommended magazines available,
The lowly grasShopper to point of dignity last
week 10th graders followed thru their science experiments
in diagnosing and dissecng Them under the guidance of
NeXton p Marshall The following shutns at the Baptist
hospital Andrew Beavers, physical education teacher and
COACH and William Walker England storm victim left hand
ampuation
The teachers invited hear Congressman
Brooks Hays at jefferson Davis junior hi Tuesday evening
Congressman Hays spoke Necessary Relations for Sta
BILE World He cited three relations which nexpendable
l Good Trade Relations, 2 Good Human Relations 3
Good Governmental Relations
The group attending the lecture expressed themselves
having grown Intellectually
Mrs B B. Wright reporting; E. H, Hunter, principal
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
:: HIGHLIGHTS OF BOOKER HOMES :
Mrs. Lee A. Vinson

The Booker Homes Sunday school is progressing nicely
Mrs Rosie Puum is doing fine job superintendent Ala
whose children attend Sunday school elsewhere
asked please them the Booker Homes Sunday
school The Brotherhood of the St Peters Rock Bapts1
church. presenting Sunday in the Booker Homes
cial Hours p. M Marshall Ball, who lives 81
Pasadena of members Mrs. Lizzie Mae Perry
and children Allen, r and Helen Luease have returned o
Mrs Della Burks Jonesboro They reported wonder
full time Pvt Kenneth Smith, spent a day furougis
with his wife, Mrs. Smith 81 Granite Mt circle He
leave for duty The preaoween social really
Costume Ball. to be given October "a in Booker Homes
cia On the sick list this week. Mrs. Virge King off
33 Pasadena who is in University hospital undergo
Grafton, Mrs Helen Cooper of Sc Granite Mt circle is ais
in the University hospital We wish for them speedy
covery Otis James Smith of Los Angeles,
to visit his wife, Mrs. Rosie Lee Smith, children
Burbank He is employed in California will soon
to his job His Sylvester will accompany Mrs
Hattie Smith of 241 Granite Mt. circle has guest
sister, Mrs Oracle Lee of Kansas City, Kansas. enjoy
ing her stay very much Born Mr. and Mrs Jiumrys
hayland OF IA Granite Mt circle twin boys Harold aus
carroll Inc mother and twins doing fine Mr. and Msx
f1ylahd are also parents of twin girls Shirley Peary
VINO are years old Mrs Raylands parents and Mrs Ed
Johnson or Wilma came Sunday the twins also Henry
fiargess from Warren Deepest sympathy is extended t
Mrs Alpha Wkerson of 251 Granite Mt circle who los h
father in Pine Bluff Believe not we did have fr
out at Booker Homes this time of the fro denarr
ment were successful in putting fire out at S. aIfo
you week. ' %
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Jones Hi School,

The student body awed, at first with the Inaugural
the point system 1t has begun realize the bene
fits will and also the importance of acquiring the
sls necessary to the tools of learning effectively Each
student knows the responsibility for failure
dividua
The Miss Alumni contest is gaining momentum the
days pass entered from 1850 thru 1858
onaon date October 22nd The queen Miss Jones" is
ed by popular students The chosen
scholastic ability personality and school participation.
Coronation Thursday, October % (Audtorim)
Homecoming Parade Friday, October %, 2:30 p.
Jones vs. Hot Springs Friday October % Homecoming
Growing Queen Friday, October % (IIaf of game)
Homecoming Ball Friday October % (After game)
The North Little Rock fire department gave an interest
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
morning chapels.


Vesper very well attended Sunday afternoon There
discussion Salvation The panel conducted the dis
cussion from the the audience participated This
intelligent discussion and much gained from
Our boys off battle Mary Allen college of Crockett
Texas The squad gave the boys cheerful sendon We
believe they going bring the bacon home"
The question the campus is: "Who will be Miss
Abe of 1858" This question will resolve itself during
homecoming with Dunbar junior college the Little
Rock hi school stadium, October 81.
Juana Williamson Booker Thonlason reporters.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
WARNING ORDER

ctate Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
in the Pulaski Chancery Court
r,uIa Elliott. Plaintiff
vs. No, 98449
A,t'rw p, Elliott, Defendant
The defendant, Andrew p Elllott,
Is warnea to appear IN TINS courI
within thirty days and. answer u iiC
complaint Of the plaintiii' Paula
r lott ., ,or,
r.ted: September I'm, 1898
Diles e. Freeman ...,,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem ,,.,.
airline Turner, Chancery CLERK
DS - 9.25IO2-9-l6 At
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Isabelle Hubbard, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1864
Edison Hubbard, Defendant
The defendant Edison hubbard,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer.
the compaint Of the plaintiff, lsa1
belle Hubbard. 900
Dated. October 5th, 1858
W. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John B. Gulley
Attorney ad Litem o,,
Airline Turner Chancery clerk
BY Airline Turner 80 oo a
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Legal Notices:

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Nellie Faye Emerson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1852
John r. Emerson. Defendant
The Defendant. John r. Emerson,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, Mel
lie Faye Emerson.
Dated. October 5th, 1858
Dilcs & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litcm
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
l0.o-16-23-3n Al
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Around Dunbar HI
BY A. SaviIIe Bush

5y A. Savle Bush
The Bearcat Flash member of the International Quill
aa Scroll society for High School Journalists and Time
winner OF the annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association
journalistic contest for high school naer anrrcos its 10
3 81 staff
Editor-in-Chief Freddie Marie Mitchell
associate Editor Theodore jackson
Secretary to the Editor Milcent Claybon
Feature Editor Kathryn Waller
Feature Writer'S
Sports Editor Alvin Whtmoe
Sports Writer Perlesta HoIingsworth
Society Editor Grace II. Hayes
Society Writer'S
Columnists Mildred West (Nlusic), Mary L. Savage
Bessie Ruth Thomas
Exchange Editor Rose Johnson
Mailing Clerk Gloria Lggns
Photographers Leroy King, James Hawkins
Typst George Walker
Chief Copy Reader Alonzo Pettus
Copy Readers Charlene Davis, Laverne Baugh
Chief Proof Reader James Springer
Proof Readers Yvonne Sharpe, George Elliott
General Reporters Thema Turner, William Childs
Run Reporters Florea Douthard, Jaunita Marsenbug,
Rose Stox,
Artists Herman Moseley Jimmy Pace Willie Mae Walk
Business Staff:
Business Manager Rita Carpenter
Circulation Manager Joyce McClinton
Assistant Circulation Manager Eddie Watson
Advertising Manager Sylvia Burt
Ad Statesmen Janet Moore, Sarah Facen, Lois Mother
shed, Bobbie Jean Peters, Carolyn Young
Ad Typist Velma Davis
Circulation Staff
Members Ann Trap, Beveryn Finn, Juanita Gamma
way, Estela Thompson Jane Houston, Christine Car
rngton, Rosalyn Finn, Ruby Wiley Nellie Cooper,
Mary Savage and Dana Horn
Homeroom reporters for the various grade groups
eraldne Stokes Joe Peyton Mary Latin Carolyn Porter
obby Barker Harrison Willis White Dorothy Jones'
race Williams James Watkins Charles Green Lille Merle
,hnson Janice Johnson Barbara Campbell Willie Mae Hin
H. Paul Alice Taylor Edythe Thomas, Essie Phillips Ruth
alker Barbara Loving, Dorothy King
Carolyn Miller Euna Perry, Patsy Garrett, Emestne
roWn, Shirley Phillips, Ramona Walton Ivory Singleton
anamin Prut Martha Sanders, Fannie Facen, Viola Davis
j. Norton, Ylga Martin, Carolyn Davenport Juanita
alue, Wlene Williams, Ozze Fields, Vera Upper Velma
arkns Pauline McNeeley Eunce Stokes Doris Jordan
1rd Ruby Wiley, Walter Facen Beverly Finn and Harvey
Miss R. Terrence sponsor of the Flash states
at the school paper will be bigger and better this year and
embers of the staff and student body share this enthusiasm
aft members, students of the journalism class and Miss
have attended journalism Workshops number
years keep the Flash abreast of other school papers,
The Bearcat Flash sponsored play "A Crown of Thons
the Dunbar auditorium Wednesday, Members of the
Wesley Hayes, jrr "Plae", Frank Hines Colossus
chard Terrence, Cornelius" Edith Yancey, Claudia"
atherine Waller "Macah, Onel Hnshaw, "Gaus Jas
ringer, stephen"
Carl Mann Harvey Ray, Eddie Watson Henry Williams,
d Herbert Watkins have been appointed assembly mont
rs for this school year.
Do you plan go Memphis with the "Bearcats" Oco-
18th? See members of the Student council reservations
your school coors Mrs S. O. Jordan Student council
onsor.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

with Mrs. Fuller, supt., Emma
Thomas, secretary. The public liz
welcome to worship with us any
time Rev, L. F. Rogers, Pastsx,
Miss Betty L, Thomas, clerk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24

abouts has come through the
christmas Spirit in Song" as
practised by these Sixth Graders at
Mayfair School.
Under the direction and guidance
Of Miss Janis Conkln, elementary
music supervisor, and Mrs. Bar
bara Seaver, Sixth Grade instruc-
tor, the 80 children have brought
music to the family at MacGregor
Home, patients at Huron Road Hos
pital, and to their own schoolmates
and the PTA.
Making up their repertoire for
adult audiences were Oh, Holy
Night, Westminster Carol, Noel.
and Silent Night and Ding Dong
Merry Chimes. For fellow students.
they chose jingle Bells, Rudolph-the
Red Nosed Reindeer, and Frosty,
the Snowman.
Each caroling concluded with
this refrain, which Mayfair Chorus
sing for you, too: Pray God bless
all friends here, A Merry, Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year"