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Evening star., 1953-10-29

drug addicts for the purpose of
using narcotic drugs or which is
used for the illegal keeping or
selling of the same :"
The Municipal Court of Ap-
peals reversed Williams convic-
ton on the grounds that there
was no testimony that narcotics
had been kept on the premises
and hence the Government had
failed to show that known ad-
diets found in Williams apart
ment were there for the purpose
of using drugs.
Equipment Cited.
But today the U. S. Court of
Appeals for the District reversed
the lower tribunal. 1t pointed
out that paraphernalia found at
Williams apartment, including
hypodermic needles, could give
rise to permissible inference that
addictS were present for the pur-
pose of using drugs.
The higher court reversed the
Municipal appellate court opin-
ion on this point and remanded
the case with the suggestion that
the lower court now consider
other grounds for throwing out
Williams conviction which the
lower court had not gone into.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Mccarthy 10 Press
Probes, Bakers Told
By the Associcted Press

CHICAGO. Oct. Ex-senator
Mccarthy, Republican, of Wis
consin says his committee is
making real headway in remov-
ing subversive employees at the
United States Army Signal Corps
installation at Fort Monmouth
N. j.
Senator Mccarthy, chairman
of the Senate Permanent Inves-
tigating subcommittee which is
hunting subversives, said yester-
day % persons have been Sus-
pended since it was learned radar
secrets were being passed to a
Communist spy ring.
Senator Mccarthy, who ad-
dressed the American Bakers
Associations annual convention
yesterday, said his investigators
undoubtedly will continue to
draw objections from those who
oppose his search for Com
muniStS.
"You may be certain that the
closer we come to the nerve CEN
ter of the Communist conspir-
acy," he said, "the louder will
become the squealing of the
bleeding hearts,
"The bleeding hearts are
those who say they like what we
are doing. but don't like our
methods. You can't hunt skunks
in a silk hat, frock coat and
striped pants"
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Drug Case Ruling Is Reversed;
Clerk Defeats Old Boss

A 29-year-old assistant United
States attorney, named to his
post 10 months ago. today
emerged victor over his old boss,
Judge Thomas Dewey Quinn of
the Municipal Court of Appeals,
in a court battle.
The prosecutor, E. Riley Casey,
who once was Judge Quinn's law
clerk. won a reversal of an opin-
ION written by Judge Quinn in a
narcotics case.
The case revolved around the
1851 conviction of Allen (Turk)
Williams, colored, on a charge
of maintaining a common
nuisance.
Conviction Reversed.
Under the law any place is
deemed a common nuisance
which is resorted to by narcotic
Evening star., 1953-10-29

First to fly
over the North
a nd Sou t h
Poles, Admi-
raj Byrd has
been a con-
tributor to the
National Geo.
graphic Mag
aZine. He had
the society's
S u p p or t for
h is eXpedi-
tions in t o
both the Arc
tic and Ant
4nak;4
Evening star., 1953-10-29

arctlc. HuHIr3I bSru'
Admiral Byrd is a brother of
Senator Byrd, Democrat, of Vir-
ginia. For his North Pole flight
in 1926, Admiral Byrd was
awarded the Congressional Medal
of Honor. Born in Winchester,
Va, he lives in Boston.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Geographic Society Elects
Admiral Byrd Trustee

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
has been elected a life trustee
of the National Geographic So
cietV.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

Any time is perfect for the A-American Mea With bacon or
sausage, it's marvellous breakfast with ham, creamed
chicken or Clipped beef it's hearty lunch supperl
No matter how you vary the basic menu you aoys
depend on Aunt Jemima for fufyIght p--akes and ON
Log Cabin Syrup for decatey delicious favor Add pot of
fragrant coffee, and you couldn't ask for finer eating
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Aunt Jemimu
Pancakes

Light and
richer testing!
That's the way Aunt
Iemima makes your
pancakes! All you 40
is add milk, stir lightly
and pour on griddle.
Serve Aunt Jemlma
Pancakes with the ALI
American Meal
Evening star., 1953-11-15
uToMoBLEs FOR SALE AUToMoBHrs FOR SALE


FORD 1850 Tudor; r. and h.; In
seSd sgsSesedr rs%5Is SsTTsis iiss ssls orir' oIPsr
heater; sSSs. CENTRAL MoToR
SALES. 1895 Conn. ave. NV, ,Wo.
FORD 80 Tudor; radio and heater;
1925 Conn. ave. n.wo sWo. 6-9236.
FORD 80 custom club coupe; rddio
and heater. white7wall tires; res Ssa5 sgs
Sdnr SGMTRAI AL MoTQE e No Sales alasss 2s 4s2s
FORD '39 convertible; new motor.
new transmission. new rear. new
white top. new paint job. r. and h.;
$475; twin spotlights; all leaded in.
FORD 40 Tudor; new motor and
any any, time, sISS sIo. 5-Ss74s. ''i' l'
FORD 1e49 Country Squire station
wagon; r. and h., overdrive; Al
conds inside and out. Best Offer
FORD OR 1s47 US VS.; aSHS black: s. SsT snd w b
bargain for rigRt party. JU. 7-7oS6.
sreen; @ low low mileage; nearly new new top
and tires. The early snow has
s7SS5' Guar. SLIGO MoToRs. VII
5-9040. Open SUN.
FORDS '49s; several TO- choose from;
variety of colors. body styles and
efun eSuDment; Ird. all rd meehnis2ly ef S9n S4S oR
LOGAN Ford. ME. s-2sis. 20l7
Va. ave. NV. Open evenings.
FORDS 80 and 81; Tudors. Fordors,
convertible coupes and station wa
EG sa5fs aS1a S12' va HSAE ave- NV rSTs Spen
FORD is4e custom Tudor; over
drive; excel. radio; heater; new
ssas soo eoSsTs5 SS9TS5 esT cal JA Ares Se5sp
FORD 1885. Fordor. .conv.; Wv;
h. $3.50 or best offer AID. 2-6S95.
FORD 1851 Custom V-8 Fordor. This
Is one Of the cleanes1I - and .d,,,Dnad best;
drive. F; ana a 81 Sunday sS Special. s1,iS5.
GRADY MOTORS, INC, Lincoln
Ss5SaEK SstSs.da Pste5ss g. ScS OPEN Mi' sys sn
FORD 81 Custom "s" Fordor Sc
and Fordomatic: a special for Mon
AC-OLDSMOBILE Co, 1922
22nd st. NV. ST. 3-28O0. closed
FORD Isl Country Squire: fully
equipped and in excellent condition.
Choice of 2; in Alpine blue or
Sheridan blue finish. Special, l.295.
pARKWAY-FORD, 3051 M st. n.W.,
AID. 2-0JS5. Open 9 till q.
FORD so Custom '6'' Fordor sedan;
equipped; beautiful silver tone gray
finish with excellent tires: for sale
at only SS45. PARKWAY-FORD,
3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor sedan;
with overdrive, radio and heater;
excellent green. briar finish, with
harmonizing interior. a nice car
NJ st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. open
FORD go Custom VS. Tudor: with
radio and heater; Sheridan blue nm
ish, with white-wall tires: q buy
at our price of SS95. PARKWAY
FORD; 305I M st NV, AID. 2-olao.
FORD 81 Custom va Tudor sedan;
with radio and heater; popular Al
pine blue finish is excellent: Our
special at 1,195. PARKWAY-FORD.
3051 M st. NV, AID. 2-O1S5. open
FORD S51 custom "e" Tudor: with
radio and heater. Excellent finish
SI,O95. PARKWAY-FORD, 3051 Nj
st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open to y.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FoR SAID

FORD 1949 custom VS. club coupe;
light blue finish; radio, heater, GUS
tom seat covers. a real sharp little
car as low as S35 dn. Full price.
seq S625i See s.s.J Monday at at HANDLEY-
9-S416. CLOSED Sunday.l
FORD 1851 custom de luxe VS. Tudor
sedan; sparkling blue finish; radio.
heater, tailor-made seat covers. A
steal. as low as SIS dn. Full price.
$I;o95. See Monday at HANDLE.Y-
FoSRFDs; 632S Ca. ave, n.w' ia.
FORD 1889 custom de luxe VS.
ranch wagon; beautiful 2-tone blue
finish; compl. equip; Fordamatic
drive: low milage; / owner. immac.
cond, tharoughout; 4 real sharp .sT
iEYPoRp LEY 2S e$ss ss SnGSs Ga ave N NV. aATR "a.
9-S416. (Closed Sunday
FORD 1859 VS. Fordor sedan: radio,
heater; Jet black finish; low mileage:
! owner; car peri; as low as SlS5
a aE ES Prise 81 SsS sas See M Monday
NV, ia, 9-S4l6. (Closed Sunday. J
FORD 1850 custom de luxe Tudor
sedan; beaut. green finish: compl.
equip, radio. heater, matching seat
covers; immac cond. throughout: as
Monday at HANDLEY-FoRD. 6323
Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-S416. HAND
Ga ave. NV. ia. 9-s416. (Closed
Sunday
FRAZER AT Manhattan; T. and h..
N very good cond., good tires. real
clean; $296;- AP: 1850. lis
light-gray fin.; excel. mech, cond.
real bargain at $395. SCHLEGEI
q GOLDEN. 263 Carroll ST., Ia
koma. d c.. RA. 3-3303.
HILLMAN 81 4-dr.i r. and h.: 17,00C
miles, 2S mi. to gal Loaded Can A.
nance. Going overseas. $500. Cal
| ia. 5-S025. -15
HUDSON 80 Commodore "S" 4-dr. :;
+. and h., overdrive: excel. shape
Only Sg95. MCKEE PONTIAC, 10th
and M SITS. NV, ST. 3-7107.
HUDSON 1949 4-dr. Commodore "S'
sed.; in fine cond. and very clean;
7. and h, o.d., tailored seat covers;
garaged; owner, Brit. oftlcer, re-
turning q. X; 5000. KE. 7-14S7.
Ia
Evening star., 1953-11-15

FORD '46 station wagon; r.. h.; body
Term. arranged to right party. Ju.
FORD ia4o de luxe eonv.; good top.
Se5S27, Mon. through sat. bet BET.
s a.m.-6 pm. $3.50 or best offer.
FORD 1910, r. and h., rebuilt motor.
dual exhaust, new paint. Thinkers
special. $165. JU. 7-6505.
FORD 1850 Custom Eight 4-dr.,
arn1a, sna red seat 5,.S covers in.is SeaSig .eIg
$995. Written guar. TRIANGLE MO
TORS, 30lO R. ]. ave. ne. DE.
FORD so Custom 8 Tudor. r. and h.,
oyerdrive WV. tires, exceptionally
aoYLE fesn aRS %oR le sfds sxEEs S0nai Pai7 Ssoi T.
aye. ne, DU. 7-S300. - 30
sedan, attractive green, radio, heat
er, very low mileage. in new car
f.It eonditiGHo sS5 eass SSS trade w's
ave. NV, EN-. 3-o14i. open sun c
HIILMAN so 4-dr., heater, So mi.
per gal. gas; excel. cond,, JU.
HiIIMAN GIiida 1850, fully equipped, fine
HENRY J. 1851 2-dr. sparkling ma
room finish: compl. equipped; low
mileage; one owner; good tires;
excel. cond. throughout; AS low as
at HANDLEY-FoRD, 6323 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-8416. Closed Sunday.
HUDSON 80 4-dr., new carburator
and fuel pump. Good tires, good
body; runs well. SS5 or best offer.
Amoco Station. 258 Carroll st. NV.
Next to Takoma Funeral Home).
FORD 1850 Custom VS. Fordor; fully
equipped with mileage adding over
drive radio and heater; Hawthorne
green paint; caviar style at corn
pone price, SS95; 2-day money-back
Hill Hill 4 SAND SANDERS, Wash,'s Oldest
FORD 1949 custom de luxe VS.
Fordor sedan; beautiful light green
finish. radio, heater. tailor-made
seat covers. A terriffic value as low
as S35 dn. Full price, S745. See
Monday at HANDLEY-FORD. 6323
Ga. ave. NV, ia. 9-S416. (Closed
EoRD SIa0"yis yis5o custom de luxe Tudor
sedan: orig. light green finish;
compl. equip, radio. heater. match:
ing seat covers; excel. cond. A real
bargain. as low as S45 dn. Full
LEY-FORD, 6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
n TfsIogad EI.ndav
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1880 2-dr. sedan: black;
r. and h.: written guarantee; S795.
non ave-. Alex. Va. Open ewes. till o.
HUDSON so 4-door; r. and h., new
tires and paint. low mileage, ono
owner; excel cond. S975. 211 5th
st. me-, Ii. 3-S659. 15'
HUDSON Al club coupe: swell g.
cylinder engine. runs very well.
Radio and heater, $50, $5 down.
WO. 6-97SS. 16'
IMPERIAL SO sedan; company on
cial car. radio, heater, power steer
ing torque drive. power brakes. au-
iA low miIease Ne0" Newocar 1tsn sifss: titie and and
new-car warranty. Sale price.
S3.995. WHEELER, INC, Chrys-
Ier-Plymouth tEM. 3-470S, 1900
Wisconsin ave. -15
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGuAR-Choice Of . Mark SIS:
is6fa SoRh1cN si1tS cARS Ifp fHny sol$s bai:
St, Alex. Va. XII. S-6446. Open
0 pm. weekdays: 4 pm, Saturdays.
JAGUAR 1858 modified hsrd-top
coupe: XK120M: 1000 actual mi.
Same as new. Never abused. 8
MOS. old; 40 Must sell today; S3.s95.
JAGuAR I,!a s. hss 5s Marx ark s sedan san y low
EIGN CARS. LTD, -2012 Duke ST.,
Alex, Vas RI. S-6446. Open 3
pm. weekdays; 4 pm. Saturdays.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

CHEVROLET So de luxe stylemaster
4-dr. with aptly named Powergide
big heater. gay colored seat covers; I;
you're set on a Chevrolet: 81 .295.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430o.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

FORD; 365l M st. NV. AID. 2-O1s5.
CHEVRSLET 1889: radio and heater:
good running conditions; 500. HA.
cHEv. sv0 Is So styleline de luxe 2-door;
$500. ZAP, 1881, 5S2s VOLTA volta
cHEy: 1850 stylelines de iuXe ,,s 4-d9or; c.ISq
Va. .OV. 3:0711. K1. 9-4711. Open
CHEV, 1867 club coupe; Powergiide
two-tone blue, r. and h.. direc. sigs.;
s5n s1Te cGARE sGAf seen esadrans sad nte se6
s.w tBellevue Naval Housing. 15'
CHEW '52 Bel Air: fully equip.
owner leaving town. S1,as5 or best
CHEV. '52, 4-dr. sedan; radio, heater
Powerglide transmission. UN. 4-4322
sat, Sun. or after 6 pm. weekdays
CHEv. SO sedan delivery; dark blue
r. and h.; driven only 5000 miles
perfect cond;; 81 1876. ARCADE
s6NTEAG b6 T1!AsGSoo 1887 Irving st. IA Nv
CHaEv. so conv. coupe; light green
recond. Si,os5. ST ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500:
-lO
CHEW. 1852 styleline de luxe 2-dool
| sedan: beautiful 2-tone blue; r. ano
h., Powerglide. Wv. tires like new
| Clean, one-owner car. ST ,495. COM
MUNITY MOTORS, INC, Oldsmo.
bile, Used Car Display Center. 7S0a
wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Nd. OIL
cHEV. 40 cony.; light green, new
| black top; all accessories, Wv
| tires; S195 down. RACINE MOTOR
| CO., 3100 N. 10th St, Arlington
CHEVY 40 conv: r. and h.: new top
| tan sporty car and real bargain
| Only $3.50. MCKEE PONTIAC. 19tt
I and M stS. NV. ST. 3-7107.
CHEV. so Styleline de luxe 4-door
heater. powerglide; one owner; low
mileage and like new: $1.295
| HOYLE MOTOR SALES, i717 r. I
| ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. go
CHEv. '51 Styleline de luxe club
coupe; gunmetal gray: equipped
powerglide; reflects finest care; $3.50
| cash, trade or terms; S95 down.
NV, EN-. 3-0141. Open Sunday.
cHEv., - is4o; Il GOOD transp.; no dealer;
$3.50. Call LU. 1-4697. Can be
seen at 4S19 B ct. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

1851 de luxe 2-dr. style
line; r. and h., seat covers; $895.
Compare this price. Bank financing.
Open Sunday. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Georgia ave. NV. -15
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 2-dr. sedan;
5000. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
1925 Conn ave. NV. WO. 6-9236.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
Notices.:

In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Kathleen Buchanan Maxwell
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97763
Ellen Robinson, Sarah Clark,
Pearl Evans, Nina Boxley, Mary
Ethel Marion, and the unknown
owners of the following lands
in Pulaski County, Arkansas
Lot Eleven and Twelve I'll & ~,
Block Eleven I'D, Motley
Heights Addition to the City
of Little Rock, Arkansas
Defendants
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there
has been tIlcd IN the Office OF
the Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Pulaski County, Arkansas,
petition to remove cloud from
title and to confirm and quiet IN
Kathleen Buchanan Maxwell, the
title to the following lands in
pulaski County, Arkansas, to-Wlt:
Lots Eleven and Twelve I'll &l2),
Block Eleven I'D, Motley Heights
Addition to the City Of Little
Rock, Arkansas. 80
All persons claiming said lands
or interest therein are hereby no.
tilted and warned to appear IN
said Court within six weeks from
this date and show cause why the
title TO said lands should not be
confirmed in said Kathleen Bue-
haran Maxwell
WITNESS my hand as such,
Clerk and the seal Of said court
on this the goth day Of June, 1893
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
7;3-10-l7-24-31;8;7 Ct
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
SUMMER FASHION NOTES
BY Kay Vaughn

NEW YORK, (CNS)-For those of you who still add
ing wardrobes, here few most fashionable
tips in the New York market the biggest them
all
DARK COTTON To simulate GOODNESS it's the dark pol
hed cotton that has taken all city minded ward
robes No needs to point the advantages of owning
dark hued cottons what with the least of
SCOT they attract Though do advise dark coors for all
brownskns, still there number that
be acceptable for most shades of skin We found the dark
grays greens few of the coffee browns plus
coors of could live with and look cool and begung
AS to the styling of these dark we'll what
the revolution still going in the cotton industry
be dressed self in them Cotton
have silk and stay only Thus
alday styles that magcaly transform from the working
gals up dancing dress wonderful Anyhow
whether it's slim number full of pleats your salts
faction is guaranteed in dark cotton.
SUMMER EXTRAS: For the who enjoys some
thing distinctive in her wardrobe highly recommend the
Persian Print Influence We have them shoe bud
priced and only that the paisley print
truly chic touch up dark cotton The design remn
cent of the coorful Persian tapestries
Summer jewellery important accessory this year and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
SEEM STAT RS
BY Dolores Calvin
BY Dolores Calvin

BY Dolores Calvin
NEW YORK, (CNS)-No newcomer to TV, Louis Jordan
will be getting his biggest chance in the medium though
when he divides the starring honors with Hoagy Carmichael
MICS big Saturday night Zone and onehaf hour revue
The Carmichael show has long been saggng with lack
good material and competent help Critics have been most
vocerous about telling fans For the substitute for Sid
Caesar and mogene Cocoa has needed strong prop there
10 hold That the for hiring Jordan With the
addition of this versatile Snowman plus his unit the Satur
day night should be well its out of it difficulties
Jersey Joe Wacott said have been bitten by the
Showbusiness bug that he's readyng mite club and
dance bow the Club Zanzibar for August Jersey
Joe will be following the footsteps of such usrious ring
men as Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson Savannah
Churchill in Washington d. c.
Cab Galloway stays "Porgy and Bess" Despite the
rumors that Cab Galloway and the producers of the recently
revived Porgy and Bess miles apart in their salary
talks Cab has just signed continue with the thru
the 1858 and 81 1t had been believed that Cab
SO insistent big increase in pay that he go
back in the band business if he didn't it, However,
ducerS Davis and Breen have realized how
Sportln Life means to the show and met him least
half way
Adlai Stevens homecoming speech already being eagerly
awaited with most TV and radio stations ready
time necessary. And it's still three months hence!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
SPORTS Ct OSE.UP-
BY F ritz Pollard

NEW YORK, tGobal)-This could be Jackie Robnson's
last year as an active baseball player despite the fact that
ne mas repeatedly said he feels he has years
tive participation is hardly likely that he will to
main in the game in any other capacity
Robinson has fat and he shows signs
OF constant rrably Robinsons growing fat is not only
physical He is quite wealthy and has
e Ills prestige is at its peak and he could command top
bracket salary in number of industries He be
peeted 10 do differently from Louis He will get out
While his name is worth lot money.
Jackie has been lucky fellow first year
at lie was IN organized baseball he forced TO take
great deal of abuse When the wraps finally
him. he neatly blew his top on several occasions Some of
those who had supported him all the way defended his
actions al every turn soon began to tire of his heckng Sew
eral writers threatened open up" him didn't
tie down Robbie grew sury and reentfu He the
breaking point Last Sunday when tossed out
game at the Polo Grounds he appeared just ready
blow up Even Jackie go
or members of other The problem
solved.
Speaking about Joe Louis former champion complete
missed the boat when he failed stay of the ring after
the second Wacott fight the crest his popu-
larity and could have had anything for
could have headed business and made thousands of dollars
Just for the of his But he thought otherwise and
the big man. of the boxing perhaps greatest
idol the Negro has produced truly just another
Joe.
The former boxing champions troubles however were
aggravated by other Once he got the
pauds of the crowds the attention women fine clothes
and big times he couldn't stay lmeghts Though
not as obvious Jackie if Robinson is "showboat' then
Louis but in queer way Jackie husbanded
his money far better than Louis his wife helped than
MarVa helped joe Rachael likes good time in different
way she has permitted Jackie be the public figure and
has got pleasure and happiness the good her
husband MarVa shared the spotlight with
sought to grab it from him.
Jackie and his wife apparently work team; they
DISCUSS and decide business Louis
almost alone from his crone Jackie business
organization to handle his affairs and the who
them responsible for the of his business They
must for its operation Louis affairs
by his friends and rather personal basis.
So the time approaches when it appears Robinson will
leave the game he will leave with his prestige still high
his business good order Pity the could be said
Joe Louis of the incest take part any
sports anywhere.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
kensett
NJ. M. Waddy

The Bible school of Centennial
NIB church had a very successful
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

session with an enrolment of 80.
The closing program was held
Tuesday evening. Rev. M. f.
Bracely, principal; Mrs. B. Wash
ington, assistant. The intermedi-
ates, juniors, primaries and be-
ginners were headed by the fol-
lowing; M. M. Waddy, Ora M.
Bailey, Il. Smith, d, Hart, II, B.
Harris, L. Crow, Gown Arnold,
T. CoWan, Delois Young, pianist,
and Mrs. M E. Bracely Mr.
and Mrs. 3. Bowman, Mrs Pearl
Mount and son of Saginaw, Mich
igan, were called to the bedside
of their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Hawkins, who is Sc
riously i'll Mrs. Ola Ham
monds was discharged from the
University hospital Wed and was
accompanied home by her niece.
Mrs. Willie Allen of England
. Clifton and Ches Hadley of st,
Louis returned home Monday aft
er spending some time here with
relatives and friends The
WINS of Centennial NIB church
sponsored an appreciation service
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

Sunday afternoon in honor or
the senior deacons After the
program Rev. r. B. Neal pastor
Of Antioch NIB church, brought
the message. Bethlehem choir.
Searcy, furnished the music. Each
deacon was given a nice gift
Miss Ella M. williams has return
ed to her home in Chicago
c. l.. Morrow and daughter Of ST.
Louis returned home Sunday aft
er a brief stay here with rela-
lives and friends Mr.. and
Mrs c. Robinson of Memphis
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Kynard recently. They
went fishing and enjoyed a pic
mic and fish-fry S. Whitney
returned to Kansas City Sattlr-
day with his granddaughter. Lucy
Jones Mrs. L. Grow went
shopping in Little Rock Thursday
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..'''U;&%sn'1
BY Lou LuTour

It's very simple LOVE THY NEIGIIBOR AS THY
SELF But do you love yourself? Should shouldn't
you? Anyway Love is the key Charm because it the
key understanding and with understanding wisdom
with wisdom to all of the desire improve
selves That's where the Charm begins
LOVE and you will always be as a most charming
personality because will only things which are
for the best Of all and surely for the best of yourself
Have you given thought the cause or causes of
certain ailments problems, you call them hair
orders other things that might natural
the of your life? Examine your conscience and see
you have any hate dislike in your system anyone?
DO you? Then sit right down and clear your mind of
any hate dislike fast you improve and how
charming become from that on . LOVE is the
key to healthy mind and body and it surely
the world over Remember too turneh away wrath
So let it be your CHARM KEY THAT Is LOVE Lon,
ulouf OF Hotel Theresa TO love and be
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