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BRooKMoNT
6006 BROAD ST.
npEN NT1N Ia

5000 BROAD ST,
IIs baths. screened porch, fuli bsmt.,
large lot. garage. Good financing.
Call Mrs. Stoll. OIL. 4-1349 or DI.
HENRY J. ROBE. INC, REALTORS
INDIAN SPRING PARK
9505 Biltmore DR.. Brk.,. 9 rms, ga
baths, rec; rm.. gar. oil h.-w.h., lge.
READMoND REAL ESTATE
TU 2-6161: Ewes. EN-. 3-Ss75
WOODMOOR DREAMHoUsE
All-brick, -custom-built Colonial; large.
well-landscaped lot: Q master bed
rms, Ia baths. large liv. rm. with
firepl.. separate din. rm.. full pine
paneled daylight bsmt. with large
o. rec. rm. and de luxe bar; near
schools, churches, shopping center
cellent terms. Direct from owner
215 Crestmoor Circle. JU. 9-93SS.
To reach: out Colesville rd. to Four
Corners right on Old Bladensburg
rd. l blk. to Lexington dr., turn left
and bear bear. right to circle 21S Srs.t st.
moor Circle to property. 20
Parkwood, spacious brick, split level.
3 lovely bedrmS.. baths and large
kitchen. .dishwasher.. disposal, recr.
rm.,. "a bath. built in garage. Di-
rections: Conn. ave. to Franklin st.,
west to Cedar and and our open
RoBT. L. LowERY, Ju. $4,000
Ewes. ia. 9-O163
OPEN SUNDAY. / 70 DARK
MODEL DETACHED BRICK
POWDER ROOM lst FLOOR
Trades, Considered
This one1year-old quality brick home
priced below msrket Gent Center
the attached garage, liv. rm. with
fireplace, large din. rm., 3 good
sized bedrms.. deep closets, full hsmt
1904 HANCOCK AVE.
For appt. can Mr.. Katz, ia. 9-1709.
Ethan Allen) to Sherman ave. turn
left, go one block to Hancock, turn
.MARsMALL j; j; WAPLE CO. ooo.
Realtor 1224 14th st. AID. 4-2005
BRICK AND CALIFORNIA REDWOOD
ANY one can see that we're pleased
to show this new home; vel
point with obvious pride-at the
setting. terraces, patio and
neighborhood.
Picture your Christmas dinner being
Thermador equipped Kit. A spa
cious din. rnn.. game rm.. utility
rm. and "a bath are also on the
The iiv.. rm., is BY %. its fireplace
and the patio comprise the end
level with 3 bedrms. and 2 baths
on the upper deck. Yes. there
also is garage.
This split-level home of distinction
will be open on Sun. to 8,
Dir: Out from Chevy Chase Circle to
$500 block Conn. ave. and right
to open sign at 132 E. Woodbine
ST, or follow Leland st. to E.
Woodbine and the open sign.
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS

OPEN 2-6
1929 25th st. s.e.--Corner bungalow
liv: rm. with flrepl.. dining rm.. kit
bedrm.. den. 1st f.; lge. fin. rm
2nd f.; bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.. det. gar:
conv. to everything. LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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THE SUNDAY STAR R-1f
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1858
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CORAL HILLS AREA

ny OWNER-Reasopab priced;
det. brk.:. 8 rms. 1st-n. liv. rm.
With fireplace, din. rm.. kit. pow;
hath; full bsmt. with lavatory; gas
heat; storm windows and door;
1 aiuminum awnings; Anchor fence;
A0nv. terms. Shown BY Appt. Call
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
4 BEDRMs.-ROSEMARY SCHOOL
Sc. 900 DOWN. Sl20 MONTH
dead-end street. 1 blk. on Conn. ave
Lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and solarium
equip. kit and lavatory: End A.. 4
bedrms,, "a baths; stairway to 3rd-
q. storage; Lear garage; fun bSmt
Price. S22,950. Ewes, OIL. 4-O67O
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY. INC.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18

In memory of the late Rev. J..
E. Tdwell, who passed this life
December 10, 1851:
AT the time of Rev. TidwelIs
death, he was pastoring Zion Hill
Baptist church. Camden Jerusa-
lem Baptist church, Fordyee. and
Gak Grove, Thornton. He served
as vice moderator of the Bradley
District association, and at the
time of his death was moderator.
He served in this position for a
number of years. He stoo q
shoulder with the most promin-
ent ministers of the national,
state and district As gospel
minister, he served his people
ably and satisfactorily. He was
a trustee of Arkansas Baptist
college. Rev. Tidwell loved peo-
pie and had many friends.
"He didn't care about being
seen.
His humble way he never
weaned;
But with his Christ like spirit he
would be seem
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18
HOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Soekuesa !
attended the District meeting GA
the Masonic and Eastern Star.
held at the Washington hEszs
S school, Washington. Arkansas,
which was successful me~tin e.
sponsored by the GDM, DIM,
and GINS Rev. T. M. SEtfa
pastor of Good Hope, officasyz.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. SockWell, MR..
M. T. Douglas, Mrs. Pearl Fofr
and Mrs. Lydia Toney attendsr
the Central Arkansas conference
held at Allen Temple hREz
church. Pine Bluff. Rev. w. o.
Weddington. pastor =. Mrs H.
Sadie Lee Wilson, Camden was
operated on last Tuesday, at gEiss
Ouachita county hospital Mrs
Wilson is the daughter of Mrs
Lydia Toney George Henrs
Jenkins is still in a serious corr
dition and there is no improve
ment at this writing PAY
strict attention to next week '
STATE PRESS and you will see
a surprise, Merry Christmas &c.
everybody and a Happy Nev-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18

Twelve hundred delegates zsa
visiting brothers, representing
some 200 chapters. will ssnse
from every section of the nasio&r4
from West Africa. Canada. nssa
the Virgin Islands.
Headquarters for reHstruttgas J.
of delegates will be at the Geee-
ham Hotel :. Orchestra Placer
at John r. streets.
All business sessions will esss
held at the Central YMCA+
Among highlights Of the sn1ee-
clave will be the presentation a@
an award to Hulan Jack who o..
president of the Burougia OF Man
haitian, N. Y. City and a sisrnas
man.
Other highlights will inst1d<s
the contributions of the fraternEs-rr
in the areas Of bigger and bet
ter business, social action. edurz<-
ton and scholarship and pur5s=
relations.
A cabret party. an inter-ffEs.
ternal dance. the grand bad anal
other social courtesies too NUM-
erous to list.
The conelave will close Wsfs
nesday, December 30th with LETT
election OF officers for 1864
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18

The Public Relations committee
Mrs. E B. Moore, ST., worship
pedN in a body at Emmanuel Bap-
fist church last Sunday. This is
in line with the committees pro-
jeet of promoting friendly re-
Iations between the lYWCA and
the church women of the city.
Present were Mesdames Moore,
V. F. McMurray, Sadie Thomp-
son, Annette Potts, Frances Will
son, all members of the commit
tee, Mrs. |. P MeCullum, vice
chairman of Phyllis Wheatley's
board of management and Miss
Frances Wilson, a guest. The
committee was very graeiously
received by Rev. Dyer and MEM
bers of his congregation.
- :
Members of the Phyllis Wheat
ley staff, Miss Edna Douglas and
Mrs. B. H. Childress, attended the
all-staff Christmas party at the
apartment of Miss Mollie H. Conn,
executive director, Thursday. They
enjoyed a delicious luncheon and
o.,d FfLY; r+,,>ae riffs yvara OK
changed
The World Fellowship commit
tee entertained Dunbar hi school
choir at party Thursday The
bows and girls enjoyed organized
games and folk dancing. Mrs. Al
gerena Neal, a member of the
committee served the group hot
dogs and cokes.
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! South Side Ladies club met at the home of Mrs
PAYNE After business meeting. delicious repast
we'd and games were played The winners were, Mrs.
! Downs first prize; Mrs. Myrtle Bossett, second
nd Miss Fannie Curry, third prize. The next meeting
At the South Side club room 1908 IL Spring street
ne was hostess Guests included Mrs. Geo. H. Hayes
rnie Day. president and Miss Fannie Curry, reporter
and Mrs Harold Russ, 1914 West Ninth, the
If a baby girl, Angela LaVera, weighing pounds
ounces Mrs. Russ is the former Mary Alice Hay
recent graduate of Dunbar junior college
ROYAL Hospitality club met at the residence of Mrs
apy 11o8 Cross street with the president, presiding
short business session, games played. Mrs. Neil
| prize Plans completed for the Christmas party
hill be December 81, at the residence Of Mrs. Annie
1908 West 18th A lovely breakfast served. The
as conferred with beautiful fall flowers. The meeting
burned until January 4th, 1854 Miss Annie Harris,
and Mrs. Della Jones, reporter.
senior choir of the st. Peters Rock Baptist church,
est 18th street, is presenting Christmas pageant,
mite at 8 The title of the pageant Is THE Birth of
Mrs A. Holiness president, Rev. F T. Evans, pastor
MCAA sponsored pre-Christnas program, We'd
evening at 212 w. 26th street. The program CIV
he members of Porter's unit No. q Plate dinners
Mrs Lula Scales, president Mrs Ella Bell reporter.
Caver's club wishes to make this correction of the
ment in last weeks paper: Its annual dance will be
q 81 instead of December q, at Club Morocco. Jim
If, reporter.
ter Dennis Oakland California formerly of this city,
led mere TO the bedside of his brother, u II, Dennis,
! been i'll for time. Mr.. Dennis returned to his
Is Friday.
| Willie James Williams home for brief stay
wife, Mrs. Flora F. Williams, and son, Willie James,
the many other gestures of courtesy and hospitality
thief Williams received from friends and relatives,
elaborate and delicious dinner at the residence of Mr..
Walter Lewis 1113 West Goth street This affair
Zaxed with tour sponsored by Mrs. Ben Harden, Mrs
Washington Mrs. Willie Johnson and Mrs. Mary NJ
He was accompanied to the port of embarkaton by
who plans to e-join him when his ship returns to
e.
James, IT. celebrated his 18th birthday December
the home of his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs Anafe"
on The party was well attended, and Willie received
racve and useful gifts Decorations were most oeaa
heshments we're served, games were played and eV-
/ had a lot of fun.
Stephens PTA will have its monthly meeting next
at 3 p m.
Junior deputy sherffs will have their annual CHRIST
" at the court house, Saturday morning at 9:oo'
also help to celebrate the birthday OF thelf Oh
harles Bussey The group will be entertained by
and Mr. Bussey and the junior deputies would APP
he presence of parents and friends.
and Mrs J. c. Gladney, have recently returned from
eeks' vacation visiting relatives and trends IN 81
fcago Detroit Canada, Philadelphia and Harrisburg
report having a wonderful trip.
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New Mexico. Mrs. Kidd is the
former Miss Ruby Russell of
New York City.
Last Thursday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Kidd, entertain
ed the newly wed couple with
open house. Many friends were
present The house was beautiful
ly arranged with Christmas deco
rations. A delicious menu was
served The couple received
many courtesies during the short
visit.
The ladies who assisted in help
ing to make this reception a gala
affair were. Mesdames Matte
Bradford, Melba Mcdowell, Er-
cell Tsh, Mildred Anderson, Free
da Brown, Austine Williams. Bar-
nice Bass, Kay Jones and A,
Abraham.
The couple left Sunday after
noon en- route home, stopping in
St. Louis and Kansas City to Wis
it friends.
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When chocolate cakes fav-
erlte With part OF your family,
while others like white cake
best - Marble Cakes the ansW-
er! For that matter. | think Mar
BILE Cakes fayorite with most
people it looks so pretty and
tastes SO good. The one like
best is my. Easy Marble Cake
made with my Pet Evaporated
Milk recipe. It's SO quick to
make, because you can use any
white cake mix that calls for
milk. And it's SO rich lots
of people Who've tasted 1t say it
dosent even need frosting. If
you've tried to make marble cake
before and haven't had good luck,
don't worry-you're sure to have
good luck with this recipe It
comes out perfect. makes a big,
featherlight cake with a beautiful
ehocolate-and-White pattern and
delicious flavor and you can
stir it up in a iiffy! Next time
you feel like baking a cake, be
sure to try this recipe You'll be
delighted and so will your
family
EASY MARBLE CAKE
| Tablespoon melted SHORTEN
ING
8 Tablespoons COCOA
2 Tablespoon SUGAR
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18

The Y-Teen Adult committee
entertained the Y-Teen club adj
visors at supper meeting Wed
nesday evening at the Y, A
lovely menu was enjoyed which
was prepared and served by
Mesdames Evie Nolan, Eloise
Green and Estella Rawls as the
ladies discussed ways and means
of improving our overall pro-
gram to meet the desires Of our
youth. Mrs. Alice Johnson is the
chairman of the iY-Teen commit
tee.
The Y-Teens are looking for
ward to am enjoyable time at
their Christmas party which will
be Friday evening at the ~"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18

2 Tablespoons warm WATER
| pkg. white or YELLOW CAKE
MIX
2-3 cup PET EVaporated MILK
IL cup WATER
Ia teaspoon BAKING SODA
Grease well, then dust with
flour 8 X 8 X 2 in. square pan.
Mix shortening. cocoa, sugar, and
warm water and let stand. Put
cake mix into a 2-quart bowl.
Add half of a mixture of milk
and water. Beat hard | minute
with spoon or electric beaten at
medium speed. Stir in rest of
milk and beat hard 2 minutes,
Pour about % of batter into pre-
pared pan. Stir baking soda into
cocoa mixture. Beat cocoa mix
ture into rest of batter. Spoon
over top of light batter in pan.
Cut through batter with knife for
marble effect, Bake on rack
slightly below center in $50 oven
fmoderatel As minutes. or until
cake pulls from sides of pan. Re-
move from oven and let stand in
pan 10 minutes before turning
out to cool. When cool spread
with your favorite frosting, if
desired.
Note: You can use any of the
Well-known brands that call for
milk on the package.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18
.LocaI|NAACP
Elects Officers

The local branch of the NAACp
in its recent meeting elected the
following officers: Rev. ]. C..
CrenchaW. president, c. W. Cur.
It's. first vice president: Miss Ed
ma Douglass, second vice presi-
dent; Rev. Julius Lee, third vice
president; Herbert Denton, men,
Der of executive board; DR. G. c.
Iggers, chairman.
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the motor city, will be the scene

the motor city. will be the scene
of the seth anniversary eonelaVe
OF the I'll Beta s,ignla rtter lsy
December II threaga 5ttb.
Thurgood Marshall. Me- Yorz.
chief counsel fer the Natio n
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People. Will ne pfinei.
pal speaker at a joint puhlie
meeting of the Phi Beta Sigma
and Alpha Phi Alpha frateinltiss
Sunday, December 9th, $40 pm,
at the Bethel AME church. This
meeting will formally open the
national conclaves of both frater.
mites. meeting simultaneously IN
the motor capitol of the world.
Attorney Marshall, nationally
recognized constitutional lawyer
was a key figure In the NAACPs
litigation before the u. S. SUI
preme Court last week to end
racial segregation in public
schools.
Over period of years Mar
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-18
North Little Rock
Continued from columns I and q

tor; Ceon Stewart chairman Norman Handy, ST. SUI
pernenden The ushers of the Pilgrim Progress Baptist
church. will in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Avery,
SIT Walnut street Monday night Louis Faulkner president
Miss Bobbe GateWood secretary Rev James Miller pastor
There will be a big musical feast Sunday, p m. at the
Missouri Pacific colored boosters hail. 18th and Vine streets
Music will be rendered by the Nghngaes of Houston Texas
and other local talents of this city, Little Rock and Pine
Bluff Petty officer Guy r Hendrix US Navy spent the
past week end in the city visiting his mother Mrs Cora
Thomas sa E. 18th He has spent II years In the navy He
Is route to Newport Rhode Island SIN Milton Lee
Bankhead of the US Navy is the city visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Bankhead and other members the
family, 1910 Locust street He has served years
months in service. He spent months in Japan &c
Robert Lee Butler US Arorce spent the past weekend
the city visiting his aunt Mrs Christine Porch and family
lie in the state 30day leave before going Germany
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up.
The Red Cross home nursing
room in the basement proved
quite interesting to all guests.
Mrs. divers booth illustrated
possibilities for a book club Miss
Viola Danley's beautiful exhibit
of art and handieraft also show
ed interesting possibilities. The
sewing and knitting classes had
the following examples and work:
wool suit and dress by Mrs. A.
E. Aston, draperies and suit by
Thelma Haygood, knitted steles by
Mrs. L. M. Walker and Mrs.
Thelma Haygeod, croeheted hat
and bag sets by Mrs. Thorpe.
eroeheted bag and stole by Miss
F. NJ Peak. The Garden clubs
exhibit consisted of a beautiful
floral arrangement of red and
white carnations made by Mrs.
Nancy Terrence, a member Of the
club AN arrangement of yellow
ehrysanthemums grown on the
Y lawn and the club scrap book.
A Fine Food" class exhibit and
art Appreciation display were set
up by Miss Melba Peak. The
Modernettes club and the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club displays pictured some of
the clubs activities and various
projects.
Mrs Vera Muldrew, president
of the B&PW club, Mesdarnes
Pearl Warren, Mae Otis Hall,
Carolyn Watkins and Hartence
Mitchell, members from her club
beautifully gowned registered the
guests, Mrs. Mavis Reeves, presi-
dent Of the Modernettes club,
Mesdanes Juanita Robinson, Ver-
nice Hilliard. Freddie Laster. Ma
BILE johnson. members Of the club
served as hostesses and directed
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ROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK =
lephone Your News to WI 5-2ffo or 4-s'of

Lonnie Mosley, son of Mr. and Mrs Alex Mosley ST,
ION 30-day leave, visiting his parents, relatives anu
File has spent 10 months in Korea in combat outy
UShers union will be held at First Baptist lhulen
Gum streets, Sunday, p. M Rev ). ). "niiainS'
fhe newly elected officers will be installed as loo"
[rpe Brown president Mrs. NJ E. Doyle, vice pres
[us Faulkner second vice president; Mrs H. jack
Fetary; Mrs. Leona Crumpton, assistant secretary,
Eyn Hattson directress; Mrs Bessie Price, assistant
Mrs Viola Jones, chairman floral committee; Mrs
E reporter The Eighth Street Baptist church'
Hazel will present its Christmas play Sunday, b p
ade of the play is THE Xmas Story This program
pred by the Sunday school, Rev. w. R. Vaughn, pas
Continued in columns 5 and g.
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Good Samaritan

Quinn Chapel A M Z Sln1frt
school of Mt Zion community tgs
acting as good Samaritans dIEs
Christmas. Glass No. Q is simnE
every widow and orphan nj thty ,
community a Christmas present.
This plan is sponsored by suets
outstanding students as Mfsss-
Winnie Sims, Raymon FAIR, Bcdt-
die Fisher, and Johnnie Farr ozr
Dunbar high school. Rev. Corr
Of Shorter college. pastor.
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open house on last Sunday and
a record attendance in spite of
inclement weather. Club and class
exhibits were especially interest
ing.
Mrs. Ernestine Towns, director
of Velvetex Beauty college dem
onstrated the possibilities in
charm school She brought sever
al of the students with her and
exhibited hair styles and make
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Card ofThanks

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy, beautiful florals, and
offerings received from our many
friends, in Our recent. loss of Mrs.
Maudelle Mitchell. May God bless
all of you.
The Mitchell-Beavers family
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Clarence Fitzpatrick


The First Baptist church enasss
Its anniversary last Sunday wigss=
Rev. ]. c, Homes, Of Stuttgart
preaching the evening ser1nos..
The Mt. Zion church OF Rars
Bluff, contributed $500. Totaaa
money raised $4,000. Rev. II. varsa-
dibelt, Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Scosse
and Mrs. T. Gould, Of Stuttgart
were visitors here. Rev. II. X.
Hollis, Pine Bluff was also hsraa
on last weekend Ftneras
SERVICES for the sister of Lula
Mae Jenkins was held at Dumas
last Sunday The PTA msx
last Monday at the usual hours
with the president, Mrs. III c.
Stevens, in charge The
American Legion sponsored ~
Tacky party, Halloween nirfg~
and turn over to Piano funds 9us.
sum Of $1,000 Mrs, Lucy Clay
ton, chairman Of the social corr
mittee reported $500 Tn
Dewitt Branch of the NAACrs
VIII sponsor an Emancipakicw
program on New Years nigtFSr
The State president, Mrs. T.. C.
Bates Of Little Rock, will be str
guest speaker
EMANCIPATION PROGRAM
Converting With The First
Baptist Church Dewitt, Arkansas
January l, 1854, Rev. ID. n. BsszS
Pastor 1880 r. M.
President 5. Kennedy Fres-drxs
10 minutes praise services ~
First Baptist Choir
Devotion Rev V N4Iir.x,
welcome Address Mrs. M g.
Clark
Response Mr.. IL. CoienarS
Paper Miss Vertie pics
Solo Miss La Rua pecay9.z
Paper Mrs f C 9rry,~.
Song Lift Every Voice and Sfnx.
Presentation of Speaker Mrs. L.
M Elders
Address Mrs T. C. Baseas
President of the NAACF
for the State OF Arkanzss
Song Go Down Eosy~
Respond to entire program T
s. v. Clemmons
Public Offering Mrs. America
Jones and MIR. A, Mont
gomery
Appeal for Membership Mr.
w W. Larry
Report Of Contestants
Master OF Ceremonies J. s cleEr
mons
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Newly Wed Couple
Entertained

Mr. and Mrs Joseph r. Kidd.
Denver, Colorado spent their
honeymoon as house guests of
Mr. Kids parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w w. Kidd. 14l6 West 9th st.
They were recently married in
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r O r r { NJ T -3-Room
House. with half bath and
pantry, equipped with lights,
gas and water, rents for $6.25
weekly. This house is located
at 1927 So. Garfield Street.
Call MO 1922. If no answer,
call after 5 p. m.
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tours of the building. Little Miss
Essie B Knowles, member OF
Y-Teen club furnished the music.
Mesdames Thelma Haygood and
Clara Crump served refreshments
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shall has represented the N. A,
A. c. P. In practically every inn
pertal. iaWsut involving h c
ghz3 oil Negroes IN Inc uait d
States.
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This affair is sponsored by the
Inter-Ciub council.
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putt Activities committee,
|tne Oliver, chairman re-
outstandings at the
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Signlas to Hold
18th ConcIave
In Motor City
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Detrt

LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Detroit
Evening star., 1953-01-10
By Roger c. Whitmon

Question: Sloppy plasterers
dripped plaster on my concrete
cellar floor when they were plas-
tering the walls. How can I get
it off?
Answer: First, try scraping it
off with putty knife OF stiff
wire brush. This should get off
most of it. But if some spots
still remain, you'll have to use
more drastic measures.
Mix one part of muriatic acid
with 10 parts of water and
scrub with a stiff brush. Wear
heavy gloves and use wooden
pail, and don't let the solution
get on your skin, because it
is very corrosive.
It's wise to wear goggles to
protect your eyes from stray
SplaSheS. Leave the solution on
the spots for / minutes, then
rinse with plenty of clean water.
COiU r iOOrS.
Question: It there a way to
make the floors warmer in a
practically new house with a
blower-type gas furnace? The
living room has two cold air
returns. The house has a good
sized crawl space which remains
damp although there are six air
vents. but We have no water
problems. Would cold air re-
turns in bedrooms and kitchen
be of any help?
Answer: The solution to your
problem is to inSulate the under
side OF your floor by placing a.
moistureproof blanket or bait
type of insulation between the
floor joints. Then to minimize
the dampness of the air space
under the house, cover the
ground with moisture and
vaporproof paper or aluminium
foil. overlapping the sheets 10
to IL inches. The edges of the
sheet should lap over onto the