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Evening star., 1953-03-04
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.

Assistant Credit Manager
Retail. Experienced preferred but
not essential. Excellent working
conditions and salary. Fine op-
portunity for industrious and able
MAYER 81 co.
421 eth st. NV. "A
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AUCTION SALES
Auction at

Md41NO1O 1tdCC j IdCk
Saturday, March Z, 10 AM
Large lot of furniture will be sold
at the Junior QuonSet Hut. For
more information, see Mr.. Parker,
Supervisor of race track. Free lunch
Evening star., 1953-03-04

When answefinO Advertisements
addressed to Star boEes, do NOT
incloSe original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl pGlHe. Copies serye the puT.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1953-03-04

MARKET RESEARCH and sales an.
alyst; college graduate; statistics
and economies. To assist sales
manager in York. Pennsylvania
Good opportunity. Box 16-A. Star.
MECHANIC, first class, for repair
work on Bendix and other make
washers; good salary. HO. 2-2200.
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont }

ALL INCOME TAxEs-Fed., 3. C..
Nd, va. from 81. MUNICIPAL TAX
CENTER. 8 am. to z PM, daily,
Sat. Sun. Rm. 203. 400 9Th st. w.
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THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.

FORK LIFT OPRRATOR for appliance
warehouse, must be experienced and
reliable. MR.. VALENTINE. AID.
2-2SS3, *
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Auto Mechanic

Permanent position for man with
experience on GMC. Ford and Inter-
national trucks: 5-day. 40-hr. week;
modern garage in Southeast section;
1888 yrs. OF age, capable of pass
ing physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos. Open weekdays, 1905
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS AND ACCOUNTANTS-We
specialize IN these positions ATLAS.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has tor
Schoo, and ONCE. positions. 204
Colorado Bldg... 1891 g. RE. 7-393S.
SECRETARIES to $4,000. others S65
sooKREEPERsy,D SIX syDlsss s5$7S $$5SSSo SE Doz Ss
ems OF new openings DAILY. Call in.
q and 18th. Ma. S-234O.
TYPIsTs to $3.50. COLLEGE back
ground, exper. electronics. GRACE
DUNN. 1871 @ ST.. RE. 7-282S.
If UNEMPLOYED or wish q better
position: See Immediately GRACE
paMasc1Gssl SEN kafio4MEN7F & e 4ME N7FssfSi ssssfRS2icr,
RE; 7.0206-GWH, day workers,
porters, charwomen. elevator opera
tors, day or night dishwashers,
MRpfcxE MTRa5if5ssi Hnfd DETAIL sfEzsss MaS exp Govt
and and 18th tover' ziottnIicsR''sis.0 s0ri ma. +
oPESiNGs for hotel clerks; audi
nles cor. ana afcis; Eth aSa taaalfs s2s4oG5D s40GDs
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
1T40 X ST. NV. ME. S-2992
Temp. secy.-stenog.; 6-S wks.,. :.
Lab. techs; day-night : to Ss, rs rs
yOqnE paE tms .ood IeR
Medical Secy., $40 Wk.
Legal ssey.,, exp. SIS Ek;; secy:. un-
|. accurate. fast. s225; dozens of
GRACE DUNN
I311 9 st. NV RE. 7-2S2s.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenogs. bkprs.. recpts., typists.
G2.s 9as0 ias3eEs new 7oRk 2RE SeT YsRifis RS sos
ATTENTION. WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
GONE IN AND TALK IT OVER
ExPERIENCEp OR BEGINNERs
SECRETARIES
$500 PLUS TO $500
YrnEs1kff n1fELLEHE sEH1y94 1PPoRTIMsIETHIESs TaIJlsEHIESSs
STATISTICAL SECYS. AND OTHERS
STENOGRAPHERS
VARIED WORK, $s5o-saaO, 5 DAYS
CLERK-TYPISTS
|RECEPTS. .-TYPISTS. 5 days, 50, 500
|DTCTAPHONE SECYS., days, $2.SO0
Beginners, 80 words, days, $500
SECY.-TYPISTS. 5 days $4,000
STATISTICAL TYPIST, 5 days, $4,000
MANY OTHERS
CLERKS
FILE CLERKS. 5 days $3.50
ADMINIsTRATIvE CLERKS. under
will train; single: $500.
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 18th OF. NV. TX. e-527O
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COLLECToR-DRIvER

Young man. 1890 yrs. of age, pref
erably q veteran. who is neat In
able of handling the general public
knowledge Of Wash. and vicinity
clear driving record and D. c.
drivers permit are required. job
consists of making collections on
classified advertising accounts; g.
day, 40-hr. week. Apply personnel
Room 6O5; open weekdays ,S:3O-5
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AUTO SALESMEN

Large Ford dealer interested in young.
aggressive men with sales experi-
ence; salary during training period;
must have automobile. See Bob
Rodes or Jack Hutchinson, PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., INC, 3040 NJ
Evening star., 1953-03-04

ACCOUNTANT AND BOoKKEEPER.
1921 Connecticut.
ARTIST, who wants to get started in
commercial field, Apply 9 am. to 5
PM, Room 732 Warner Bldg. -
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N. MEYER BAKER,
716 Met. Bank Bldg.
Attv fnR pIainAfA

-. AsSSs AuA 1A8hAtht
filed Feb. 16, 1853, Harry M. Hull,
Clerk.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia.
re: Application of ISIDOR BERN
STEIN, 81 M Street, S.W.. WASH
ington, D, C. BY his father and next
friend Nathan Bernstein, For Change
of Name.-Civil Action No. 395-'53.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IsIDoR BERNSTEIN having filed a
complaint BY his father and next
of friend Nathan Bernstein for q
judgment changing his name to
IRWIN BERNSTEIN" and having
applied to the Court for an order
OF publication of the notice required
by law in such cases. it is by the
Court, this 18th day of February,
1853. ORDERED: That all persons
concerned show cause. II any there
be on or before the 14th day of
March. why the prayers of said
COMPLAINT should not be granted: !:
PROVIDED that q copy of this
order be published once a week for
three consecutive weeks before said
day in The WASHINGTON Evening
Star" and the Washington Law RE-
porter. 81 F. DICKINSON LET'S,
Judgs, (Seall A True Copy. Test:
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk, BY ROB.
Ell r. HARRINGTON. Deputy
CLERK. fe1S,26ma4
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LAUNDRY MANAGER

experienced in all depart
ments and capable of handling per-
sonnel. Good starting salary and
tunity for future.
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HELP-MEN


ACCOUNTANT
Degree plus 2-3 yrs. exper. in audit
expansion. Age 22-32. Excel. op-
portunities for advancement, Paid
vacations. paid sick leave, luncheon
meals, group insurance, employe
purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
RIM. 200. 1341 G st. NV.
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HELp---MEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PLUMBING HEATING
Firm. well established and rapidly ex-
panding organization interested In
with practical knowledge and ex-
perience in plumbing and heating
and sensral handling Of inside
but not essential. salary open.
gox Bob. Star. -5
PORTER, part-time: hours. 81, and
Saturday; 81 per hour: for Ariing.
ton: store. Call MR.. BUTLER. oV.
PoRTER-colored for once bldg.
Irine chance for serious minded
man who, seeks good opport. Hrs.
nus IeaVs ana am SICK MSn isaae sssis- As-
aEodRAPaic aeSdf sociETYN srd sAd
r sts: ne. Interviews $3.50 9 m,
PORTER. colored. for oface BLDG;
DAY work Apply 105 RING BLDG.
l2oO 18th st. NV. between 9-5,
PORTER, good salary and hours,
Wheaton area. LO. 5-3334.
PORTER AND DELIVERY MAN: rood
salary. good tips: full time. RED
TOP LIQUOR. 2013 14th st. NV.
PORTRAIT PRINTER able to pro.
duce. Excel, sal. II you can qualify,
apply III 14th st. NV, Room al7.
PRINTING SALESMAN. to sell i-sst
printing In service houae accounts.
salary and comm. Call ME. s-3433.
PRODUcE-vEGETABLE- MAN-Hish
salary; experienced; 5ia-day wf.:
lge. air-conditioned super market.
LEE, SUPER MARKET, 2233 No.
Pershing dr., Arlington, Va. -6
RADIO ENGINEER with first-class
license and car; full time; studio
abe as WPIk w. asSSo sHSSSsrisns' TE sa sssT
REAL Estate SALESMAN. YOU young
man with car for full-time, perma-
nent position. Apply RIM. 140.
5000 Conn. ave. NV. $3.50 till noon.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, under ss,
exper. not necessary. II you are
interested In making q career in
this Held, call US for, an interview,
LANES G CoNLEY & CO.. Realtors.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, active. 9
competent, reliable: subdivision ex.
perience preferred but not essential;
sigh earnings. BREHME CO.. Ju.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-openinr
Tor an aggressive person under IS
with selling experience. LARGE
Northern Va office actively engaeed
IN BROKERAGE and construction, Call
eo. M5. "a simSn; mSSlns;eoSSo COLONIAL REALTY
real. ESTATE SALESMEN-Oppor-
tunity for workers to earn $1,000
per year; plenty o.. listings; 2 sub
part-time. Call Mr.. Groves et
LuRIA BROS, IA. 7-S5O0 or JE.
5-5026. s .
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MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

The position offered by an
International firm In business
for more than 100 years with
over 1000 outlets Is for man
interested In security and the
chance for unlimited advance
ment; Paid vacation. family
ment plan. Good starting SAL
ary plus commission when
qualified. Experience not nee
eSSary. Transportation fur
nished. Apply in person., Mr..
Grimm, SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO., 3l07 Wilson blvd,
Afl Va. 5
Evening star., 1953-03-04


SCIENTISTS
PHYSICISTS
Small Research Group
Physicists
Mathematicians
Electronics
Engineers
ro-Mechanical
Engineers
Aerodynamicists
Aircraft or Missile
New Designs
Economist
Exceptional Opportunity
To Use Your Capabilities
In
Design
Development
Systems evaluation Of
complete military weap-
ol1s systems employing
aircraft or missiles.
Project Analysis
Serve as advisory group
to management in fields
of aircraft and guided
missiles and associated
systems.
These positions offer op-
portunities for special
lists to acquire overall
design concepts while
earning salaries at man
agement level.
Submit full details re-
garding education, ex-
perience and pertinent
professional information
to
The GlennL. Martin
Company
Technical Employment
nffino PoIfiY,n0ra q MI
Evening star., 1953-03-04

FURNITURE SALESMAN. good salary
and commission. All year position.
Paid vacation. 921 G st. NV,
Wash; D. G 80 North Glebe rd.,
Evening star., 1953-03-04

JANITOR. colored, under As: sober
! and reliable; some experience. New
apt. dew, automatic Oil heat. Sal
ary S120 per mo. with apt Married
no small children; excellent WORKING
conditions and time of CHEVY
CHASE LAKE APTS. Phone OIL
JANITOR. colored; stoker experience
necessary. Apply ONCE. 3511 Daven-
port st. NV. 1905 pm. -S
married No chill
dren. Must know stoker. 20-unit
bldg. CO. 5-9016.
JANITORS for garden-type apts. in
Va; salary and quarters. See MISS
BIG0S. RIM 1125. Investment Bldg,
mornings nnlY 8
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

looking very hc" the Shropshire party. Husband Al (o
Radio Station kXR) and daughters Gail and Yvee in
Chicago visiting with Marylands mother and the Allen rea
tves there Bertha and Elander Lee porn EN- down the
Cadillac Berthas hair do is beautiful the purple dress
with the stole the thing By the way Bertha
Marshall featuring purple Erce lsh up and looking her
old self Loved that hat Erce The Charles Hicks busy pre-
pairing vacation, Evangene Freeman (Dr. Upshur
looking little lonely without DR.. G. p F. Teara Iibber
looking mighty fine these days Miriam Shivers Shropshire
ON. d. in with Bruce Shropshire Ill visiting grand
mother Irene Shropshire Rosie Lee Curry wearing very be-
coming eoche Phoebe James (pesident the AACW)
sporting The Dyers Harriet and the Reverend E.
{. = stunning couple
News A La Walter Mitchell
Roctians who know Willie Effie Thomas Ia 60
spring Thru her efforts Evansville Indiana has chapter
Of NCNW Willie Efe is of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Ella
P Stewart Oife member of NCNW and past national presi
dent of NACW and Edith Sampson aenate L. n delegate
and outstanding member of NCNW represented the National
Council of Negro Women the First Aaronburg assembly in
Aaronburg Lewis (Ph. D. has been awarded
the Marion Talbot Fellowship 95354 of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women Elsie is native of Little
Rock and is presently serving professor of history and
chairman, graduate department of history Tenn A and
State university Elsie is graduate of Fisk university Oh
Az University of Chicago (Ph D.. She will make study
of the Negro the u s. S651950) Her places activity
will be Washington, d. c. and New York City The recipient
has had number of articles published the historical ourn-
ais and it expected that the results of her present research
will be published in book form Smart CAL Irene McCul
m presden of Arkansas Division of the Coored Parents
and Teachers association attended the national meeting
Queen Anne Maryland Irene reports excellent meeting
and we nope to give interesting excerpts the future
One important new flash Mayme p Williams (F1a)
new president She is very capable person given
of service in PTA work. She president
several years Mayme also past regional director of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :
Telephone Your News to WI 5-2775 Or 4-e187

Visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs P B. Battle are the
fwed Mr. and Mrs John A. Battle r of Wilnghton Cal
ba They given trip to Hot Springs Sunday ac-
panied by the P B. Battles and daughter, Mrs John H.
De ST. and Mr. and Mrs D. w Jamson. While in Hot
BIS they graced with dinner party in the Baptist
house The Tom Thumb wedding sponsored by the
Board of Greater Shiloh Baptist church was a great
kss First prize by Wayne Williams, $50 2nd
Linda Joyce Jackson SGT; and Bird to Herman Stout,
Total amount raised $3.50 Thada Dell Harrison is
kng the summer with her aunt, Mrs Edna Clark Chi
Visiting Mrs Rosa Battle is her sster-in-laW Mrs.
H. Battle ST. from Wilinghton California Stand
for the Little league, souther division Hale Broth
Fn lost o. MIR Civic l. lost g. Gunter Martin
2, Sporman- One-Stop l, lost =. It's a boy
e Reuben H. Glovers. The babys named Norman Henry
n is the nephew of Mrs. Norman Handy Mrs Rosie
Pn is home recovering from recent operation Wis
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reed her mother Mrs. Pinke
ans cousin, Mrs Ruth Erwin and Miss Calvin Freeman
Monroe, Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes and
OF South Bend, Indiana spent several days in the
visiting Mrs Barnes father George s. Hunt, and other
ETrS OF the family Mrs Beatrice Washington and
uo OF Los Angeles spent the past week visiting her
MIS- Leona Fentry and other members of the fam
II route nome she stopped to spend short while
III" sister, Mrs. JeWedine Stephenson of Chicago
Jean Baltour left the past week end for her home at
ice alter spending a week in the city visiting her
IT, NhafeS Baltour Sgt. Sammie Bell of the U, S.
spent Inc past week end in the city visiting his father
Dell ST. Sammie is stationed at Camp Chaffee at Fit
800 Mr. and Mrs Fred Mitcham and children from Los
were house guests of their sister, Mrs Ruby Dokes
Iae''S Mr. and Mrs FLA Graves during the week of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
West Rock
Fred Davis

Fred Davis
The Ester circle met at the
home of Mrs. Dorean Neusum
July 7. After the business meet
ing refreshments were served :.
On the 10th of July the Ester
circle gave Mrs. Size Threat, the
vice president, a hankie shower.
She has gone to Los Angeles :.
The pastor of the Oak Grove
Baptist church, Rev. j. L. Nichols,
preached sermon at the II o.
clock service. Total amount of
money raised was $9l.9l
The members and friends of the
Oak Grove Baptist church storm
ed Rev. and Mrs. Nichols in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aaron, ST. Prayer meeting
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Eg sFs I !
kR0l! ll!|ll'i0l zl1M1.
Phone Us Your News - 2-5938

6 Mott, ST., Kay, Linda and Vernon are VISITING
hs,tper and son. James S Mott, r in Washington D. c
Nv thew will also visit the states of Virginia New
d MARYLAND. James, jr is graduate of Howard uni.
and is now employed by the government there
ho city for a brief visit recently Mrs Blanche
Acton Of Los Angeles Mrs. Aston is engaged in social
- Los Angeles county. Her daughter. Rosalind accom-
, her hack for the summer.
T. Samuel Harrell returned to her home in San Fran
aer visiting her niece, Mrs Prmus Hall who is ill.,
kt Dennis of 1917 Ringo just returned from Chicago
che spent her vacation with relatives and friends
b. Royal Hospitality club met at the home of Mrs r
~ with the president Mrs Annie Harris presiding Aft
bor business session games played with Mrs AL
bnson winning first prize and Mrs Fred Lewis winning
The hostess served delicious breakfast The meeting
iourned The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs
m at 11O9 Cross street Mrs Ella Jones, reporter
e Junior Deputy playground located Booker T Wash
school campus 9th and Main, will be completed this
H. and Mrs Charles McCullom attended the funeral of
Thornton, prominent minister of Sedaa, Missouri
y of this city, who passed July 13. Rev. Thornton was
b,ober.in-law of the McCuloms He is survived by his
ur Lucille McCuIlom Thornton.
#fhaper Lucky 10 will have regular monthly meeting
b. home of Rose Mary Hester 6s California drive at
ar homes Refreshments will be served and games of
pIayed The date is July 90
Mrs Russ, wife of AL Russ, proprietor of AIS Snack
vacationng in California with her daughter Melra
Route they will visit friends in Dallas Mexico City Rich
San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

WHEREAS many children in
this vicinity must daily twice
cross Pulaski Street, and in some
instances, West Tenth Street to
reach the school at Sixteenth and
Marshall Streets and the Arkan-
sas Baptist College at Sixteenth
and High Streets;
WHEREAS hundreds of Dunbar
High School pupils commute to
school by bus arriving and leav-
ing at Wright Avenue and High
Street requiring that they use
Wright Avenue for some two
blocks, the truck traffic creating
an acute hazard to the throngs
of children using said street;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE-
SOLVED by the Little Rock
Chapter of the Veterans Goo d
Government Association that we
urge the Highway Commission
and the City Council Of Little
Rock, Arkansas, to sincerely study
the hazards created by their pro-
posed re routing of truck traf-
fic in the City OF Little Rock,
Arkansas and reconsider the rec
concentrations for the location of
such truck routes;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
Negro Voters
Defeat Hospital
Bond Issue

COLUMBIA, S. c. Under
leadership Of the South Carolina
state conference Of branches OF
the NAACP and the Columbia
Negro Citizens committee a pro-
posed $2,250,000 bond issue for
improvement of the Columbia hos
pital has been defeated
The Negro groups opposed the
issue because, Rev. James M, Hin
ton, NAACP leader, charged, it
provided only $150,000 for i'm
provement of facilities available
to Negro patients. The issue was
beaten by 28l votes of Of 6,07I
cast The vote in predominately
Negro precincts was heavily a.
gainst the bond issue.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
by the Little Rock Chapter of the
Veterans Good Government As
ISOLATION that We respectfully re-
quest the Highway Commission
and the City Council of the City
of Little Rock, Arkansas to ar
range joint meeting in order
that this Association might rec
ommend and discuss proposed al
teTnate routes;
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
by the Little Rock Chapter of the
Veterans Good Government As
ISOLATION that a copy of this res.
olution be Immediately transmit
ted to the Director of the State
Highway Department and tn c
Mayor of the City of Little Rock
Arkansas, in order that they
might be informed as to the po-
sition of this Association.
Charles Bussey, president
ATTEST:
William II. Townsend, Cd, sec.
j. B. Woods, M D., treasurer
Booker Day, director
Earl DaVy, public relations.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

In Memory of Pfc. Nathaniel L.
Martin who passed years ago
July II, 1947.
He left upon our life a light
Sweet memories shining through
our tears
A spirit shining through our tolls
A music sounding through our
years.
Mrs. T. E. Barnes, mother
Rev. B. ]. Whitfield, grand
father; Mrs. J. L. Henderson,
sister; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dunbar, sister and brother-in-
law; Aunts, Cousins, Nicces and
Nephew.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

WHEREAS there are several
schools grammar, junior high
and high school located in the
area of the proposed truck route;
WHEREAS many children be-
tween the ages of five and one
half years and thirteen years
must traverse Pulaski Street and
West Tenth Street in order to
reach Capitol Hill School located
at Eleventh and Wolfe Streets;
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1iixiie

The St. Luke Baptist church
Sunday school opened at 1000 a.
m. with 70 present. Class No 7
won the attendance banner. A
mount raised was SLIT. Sunday
morning service begun at 1880
with Rev. c. D. Pettaway bring
ing the message Visitors present
were Mrs. Spencer from Texas
and Lloyd Frazier and son from
Cleveland, Ohio who are here Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Joanna
Frazier Gale Jane and Linda
Alexander visited their aunt, Mrs.
c. Dewitt in Chicago.
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Fordyce
Sarah GRAY

Sarah Gray
MIR. and Mrs. r. c. Chamblin
have returned to Milwaukee aft
er visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Matte Smith has re-
turned home after vacationing in
Detroit Miss Arneta Harris
has returned to Benton Harbor,.
Michigan Her sister, Miss Betty
Harris, accompanied her Mr..
and Mrs. John IT, Goodwin have
returned to Milwaukee Rev.
w. l.. Dunn, pastor of Mt Tabor
church, preached at the Calverv
Baptist church for the Sunday
school rally in Ivan Abe
Lonnie Byrd, jr has returned to
camp N. Falls, New York after
visiting his parents Mrs
Catherine Flemous of Little Rock
visited relatives over the week
end D.. Mitchell Adams and Her
bert Shelton made a business
trip to Little Rock Thursday
Miss Ora Lee Matlock of Denver
is visiting her mother an d
friends Mrs. Dora Williams
of Portland is visiting friends
Little Miss Linda Walsh enter
tanned friends with a birthday
party Friday Mrs. Ariena
Thrower and daughter, Shirley.
spent the week end in Camden
with friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Wright are the parents or
baby daughter Sandra Dean.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

for revival started Monday mite
at Oak Grove Baptist church
Rev. p S. Gold is running tn e
meeting Mrs. Bertha Young
is recuperating from an opera
ton in the University hospital
Also on the sick list is Miss Mat
tie Welcher Herman ana
James Lewis, brothers OF Mrs.
Young, visited here from St. Louis
John Wynn Of Wrightsvilla
spent the week with his brother
He returned home last Saturday
morning. Also visiting Mrs. Wynsa
and family was Mrs. Ethel Brooks
Davenport of St. Louis, long
time friend Of the family
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the many
friends for their kindness shown
during the illness and passing of
Mrs. Mossie Kernaghon of Chica-
go, and for the flowers, kilograms
and cards of sympathy
Henry Kernaghon, husband Jim
Gilmore, brother, Chicago; Eu-
ther Brown and Annie Kelly
sisters, Pine Bluff.
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N 4

s0n'lnued from page one)
P'Iough the City of Little
Arkansas, be re routed
4 'en'h and Broadway west
.ashl Street; thence south to
avenue, thence west on
avenue which would take
|euek traffic off of the reg
,elghway route;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Media J. Lynch, Plaintiff
VS., No. 1882
James II. Lynch, Defendant
The defendant, James H. Lynch,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Media j. Lynch.
Dated: July |, 1858
Joe M Hickey,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave Witt
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. c.
7:10-17-24-31 at
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Victim
Continued from page oney.

CONTINUED from page OneD
filed by NAACP attorneys Paul
Perkins of Florida, and Thurgood
Marshall and Jack Greenberg of
New York, also asks for stay of
execution in case a rehearing is
denied. The stay will permit the
attorneys to petition the u S.
Supreme Court for a review of
the case should the Florida court
dismiss the motion for a rehear-
ing. g..3