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Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES sALa--Asu. tcens.l

ATTRACTIVE: new e;Sm; ;a,, brick lar. and
dream kit, GE dishEasher and pis. ,is.
&C. heat. concrete drive and patio,
close to schools. Silver Spring
TssSma g.n area nsa1y sIss51; IL ~ terms.
ewes. and Sun. JU. 5-S714.
$3.50 DOWN. non-G1 or GI, new Sc
bsdrm. brick rambler: living ngrInaia rnia
kitchen, payments IKE rent. ~.
WHY ip0P Pay 2 RSESNT?g$s4s5i down, s70
mo. Silver Spring area. lovely y
t,in' fnfT T. full bsmt p paTtly nm finished rec rec.
rm. with o.s.e. JU. $1,000 or Ju.
S-932S. a
DOWNTOWN in 35 minutes; brick B.
bedroom rambler, built in 1851. on
choice corner location in Wheaton
area; family moving away, can give
quick possession; $14,950. RIPLEY
FSJS EoMsE MbEbkooMs, kssolMtGT'' sisSS 81 S5Sili I'm
maculate lh-bath bungalow with
corner lot in Silver Spring. Lge.
E1Ne,rR E1RNAe 5ea9 2 eysilaSls co.i 1G s45l4. a kEs &
NEW NHSo1 BRICK G RASBLER; open /
with fireplace, large kitchen, well
equipped dining area. full bsmt.
with partitioned Of recr: room: COP
main !sopofns UoEasd senter eeansr
left on Old Biadensburg I'd. to
Kemp Mil rd. which leads into
N AEsolS to .sMr2 sG1S Snd M our asSs7 cgsH siEn m
UNSfR Sfff4' THE TOWERING tulip trees,
units sh9Tins S;t tro% about lgSS b;,es srSss on
quiet street. Mr.; schools, AND ,,Es shop !;
new RISkiEi cHET1 vi s;Saisa SaasE RAMBLER 0 all
brick. with. 3 bedrooms. Ia baths,
family sized dining room. exception
ally equipped kitchen. full bsmt.,
Ley & RoMER. Realtors. JU. 5-eiI1.
M. Naval Hospital and MOL. Det.
brk. on deep lot: Cony. to shogpins
ksz sae at G alaf H. oGGd fss trast ss5R oWNE e.
CAPE COP HOUSE, lv. rm.. firepl.,
din. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath, screened
porch, reading rm. or bedrm., IND
A bedrm., hall. den. full bsmt. with
recreation room, fruit rm.; oil heat
garden; public transp. l blk: city
ave. ext; $4,000; BY owner. OIL.
MODERN MODERN BRICK BUNGALow-1n
conv. sec. Wheaton. Md; liv.. rm.,
equip. kit.-dinette, 2 lge. bedrms.,
tile bath, full bsmt., nice yard;
S14,750. PERRY HAY CO.. JU.
rWSPFIAMILY rWS.FAMILY HOME in Takoma
Park; each apt. has 5 rooms and
bath and separate entrance; both
apts. now available and handy to
markets and all activities priced
reasonably; RIPLEY q RoMER'
S-BEDRM. BRICK rambler. Wheaton
area; 2 yrs. old; full bsmt.. large
lot; near school; assume Gl lst
trust. Call OWNER. LO. 6-34S0.
SUPERIOR CoNsTRUCTION-New q
Naval ordnance Lab; electric kit,
Value at S1S.50o. OPEN. Out Coles
right On Hollywood ave. go .4L10
MI. on left side; Call oV. 3-oh6l;
NE. fy'fi.A fI.ANGLsY Se; Ego SHOPPING CENTER,
1l25 Quebec st.-Semtdet. brick, o
rms. 11 baths, rec. rm:; gas heat.
EX. 3-5707, RA. 3-0140.
NEAR FREDERICK, MD.-Only 80
mi. from D. C.. Very reasonable.
Living quarters in brick bldg, 20x
40; 8 rms. new oil burner. elec, hot
and cold running water. JU. o-oSi4
Evening star., 1953-01-04
BETHEspA's BEST by

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-5
New, Quality-built brick Cape Cod
OF z rms. featuring 2 bedrms. and
bedrms. and bath on 1st floor;
GE elec. kitchen. dining, rm.. con-
meeting to screened porch and ga
rage; spacious rooms. extra closets,
3 fireplaces. partitioned bsmt.; level
lot; | blk. TO schools and bus; $22,-
$50; trades considered. Direc-
fions: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd, from
CHARLES S st.. right to $500. JAMES
CARR, Elk. 3-740o; ewes. Wo
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE MD

also . most unusual 2-ievsl Swedish
modern. both designed and built BY
excellent neishborhood. beautifully
handicapped area: all homes Of the
same caliber. Your inspection Is In
yited. Open Sat. and Sunday, 12 to
6; daily. 2 to 5. Directions: Conn.
ave. to Chevy Chase Circle. east on
to % turner r'I lane S sa and open sign signs 'Il' a
1904 and 1905.
II. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Silver Spring-Open is
Five Outstanding Values

Silver Spring-Open rs
Five Outstanding Values
1. 10S11 TELLER ST. S14.5OO
bsmt., level lot: ! blk. from school
and transp.: AGO loan. on Ga. ave.
on Dennis. follow arrows
7-rm.. .2-bath BUNGALOW. on cor. level
lot 100x150; bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.;
(ideal for 2 families); newly dec.
Asking $17,95C. on Carroll ave.
tTakoma Pk.) on Columbia ave-.
2. 5000 BL. MccoMAs AVE. S17,95O
New. expandable 5-rm. brick Cape
Cod with bsmt. and gar. (only l
left); also new 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. S1S.950; trades welcomed or
rent with option. OF Ga. ave. on
Flyers Mn rd., right on st. Mar
4. sassSS ssi1 TS5L THSo5LMsrEAp DR.. s1s.45o
Close-in 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
bsmt;. storm sash: level lot. Carroll
Knolls. of Ga. ave. on Dennis. fol-
5. i0S s4o6 S6FGMsi ELLIOTT pI... s1s.e5o
NJ. Hemp. ave. ext. Brick Cape Cod.
6 rms. bath 1st H.; 2 bedrms.. bath
End A.; part rec rm.: lot 100x1 90.
on N H. ave. on Ray rd.. right
on Knollbrook. follow arrows.
BEERS BROS. ,.JU. 9-O61O
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HOUSES FOR SALf-Mp.
BETHESDA
Brick Cape Cod-$17, $50

la I'm NcAkS W. VA s,OcO
Dining Rm.-BSmt.-Attic
This lovely new home. located in q
fine neishborhood. features most Of
ns,,t the tninss % you've .rss ysarnsd f0TM a;,s
breakfast space and q real expand
able attic with plumbing. heating.
dormer windows, ETC.. all roughed
in and waiting Just 3 mi. from the
heart Of Bethesda. Your present
home considered in trade. Call Mr.
Hall. JU. .5-4190 for address and
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC
1928 K ST. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SILVER SPRING
WOODSIDE PARK
4 REAL RAMBLING RAMBLEF

OPEN, 1-DARK
We invite your inspection Of oul
Signed throuehout; the prettiest
setting in town, beside large tree:
and even an old spring. which We
have developed to beautify this un-
usual plan. Just of Colesville rd.
Of all Silver Spring; center hal
plan, huge liv. rm.. large din. rm: ::
2O-ft kit. and breakfast rn1., Z
bedrms., 2h baths. front and side
porches, tremendous full bsmt. 2
car garage. gas h.-w. radiant base.
board heat trroushout; lot S4S IS
Directions. Out Colesville I'd. tS
Highland, lett n hrr.e.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO
III a-fs44O XOtT Epsfevn Ave
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
OPEN TO &

Unusual financing. Most desirabl.
section of Silver Spring. Lovely 2.
story brick; 8 bedrms., sun deck anc
rec. rm.. built-in garage; large lot
with towering trees. Directions
Out Colesville pike to Lorain, which
Is third st. beyond Old Bladensbura
I'd. and the Four Corners shoppine
D. LLOYD MORRIS 81 Co. O. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-01-04
CHESTNUT RIDGE MANOR

OPEN sun. nc Pm.
Detached brick. rambler. Liv. rm'
with firepl.; 2 bedrms., lse, KIT;
bath, util. rm., gas a.-c. PRICED
At only SI1,50O. Directions: North
on Georgia ave: right n ,oT,s on Dennis
j. LEE DONNELLY
ma. s-3316 Realtors. Ewes, OIL.
4-4074. -
DAMASCUS. Md rooms and bath
bungalow, &C. heat. Full basement.
Elec: stoye and irefsr'; % acre land
q5 A. 5-room house: water in kitch-
en- fireplace: part bsmt.: other out;
buildings: nice stream: long ROAD
frontage. Price, S13,5 500.
Near Damascus. 5-room home, bed
rooms: needs some repair; / "a acres
b-Room frame house, Oil h.-w.h. tlll tlll
basement. IA bath: expandabie
attic: modern in every respect.
Also nice brick home soon TO be
completed Call Damascus 826l or
6695. JERRY T. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
ROCKVILLE. Md, MD;

FOR SALE By OWNEN'
2-Atory det. home. mos: Old peg:
rms, bath. kit, din. area, l2x2o
heated storage and drying room.
only fixtures and tiling); .lge. liv.
rra. with pine-paneled firepl.; COM
pietely insulated, gas &C. heat; 63x
10 level corner lot. with north
orientation; trees completely fenced;
streets; attractive. safe. quiet resi-
Dental neighborhood; 40 min. from
from bus; assume 40 CT loan; price.
S13,500: occupancy February l;
Route IS from Rockville P. O.. left
on Aberdeen. right on Brent, left
on Adclare l block. Telephone Pop
lar 3.6426,
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g Bedfms., 2 Baths-$19,750
3119 HOMEWOOD AVE.
Desirable financing available. I'm
maculate 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler, less than l VI. old. Owner
pfstSre snSrerTsG Windows v modern sn eouip t kit
with din. space, English bsmt with
flrepl., rec. rm. with firepl.; garage;
lge. lot; conv. to schools. To reach:
Out Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill rd.,
left to Drum, left to 3119 and
Woodmoor open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SLIGO PARK HILLS

SLIGO PARK HILLS
A brick rambler on wooded lot,
within walking distance OF schools.
transp. and shopping. Liv. rm.. sep
din. rm., sitting pch.. 2 lee. bedrms
and mod. kit. on 1st mr.; perm:
stairway to unfinished 2nd FIR; full
bsmt. with oil &C. heat and built
in garage. For appt. call HEMLOCK
4-6O54 or JU. $1,000.
BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lovely s.
bedrm brick rambler with lge. liv:
rm., completely. equip. kit. full
ner lot; ideal for doctor or dentist.
Full price only S16.95O. Terms cash
or trade. Call Mr.. Hannes, JU
gMa;oDERN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

FOUR CORNERS, $17,75O
10011 SUTHERLAND RID.
Assume lge. first trust. Attractive
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. Liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., kit, tiled
bath. porch, stairway to lge. exp.
attic, full bsmt., outside entr.. storm
windows: lge. level lot. Located in
quiet neighborhood, conv. to shop
ping, transp.. public and parochial
schools. churches: excellent condi-
ton. To reach: Out Colesville rd.
to Lanark. Way, left to Sutherland
I'd. right to house.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
NORTHWOOD PARK

NORTHWOOD PARK
OPEN 30 PM
Stone Cape Cod. custom built, slate
porch) stone fireplace; family -size
dining rm.. modern kit, 2 bedrms.
tile bath. rec. rm.. gas h.-w.h.. hall
bath, storm windows, screens; drive
way to stone garage. fish pond patio;
deep wooded lot; 212 Edgewood ave
Dir: Out Colesville rd 2 blocks be-
yond Four Corners. left on Lorain |
JU. 9-6075. VIM. r. THORoWGOOD
nT
Evening star., 1953-01-04

WOODMOOR, $17,750
1913 LYNMOOR DIR.
Low down payment will be consid-
to sell this week. Desirable 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, .lge. liv. rm. with
firepl. and din. ell, equip. kit, 3
spacious hedrms., tiled bath, full
bsmt.; Handicapped lot. Located in
beautiful section Of Woodmoor. conv.
to public and parochial schools. To
Four Corners) to Lorain ave, bear
right to Pierce dr., left to Eastmoor,
right on Eastmoor about 2 blocks
and bear left to Lynmoor dr.. to 1913.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

OPEN TODAY, 1-DARK
4603 WOODFIELD RID.
A new mouse with big ideas. Brim
full Of charm. Entering the liv. rm.
we see beautiful firepl. with built
in bookcases and picture window.
Guest-Size din, rm. with French
drs: opening into patio. All-elec. kit.
with dishwssher, etc; lge; well;
baths. Full bsmt. with lavatory.
Outside exit Huge built-in garage.
Priced under $4,000 with excel.
financing. Many extras. 3 blocks
to elem. schools. DIR: Out Wis.
ave. past Naval Medical Center to
Cedar lane. right to Saul rd.. left on
Saul I'd. to Woodfield rd., left to
house and onen. sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
OPEN 1 TO &

Near Wheaton. New 5-bedrm. brick
with rec. rm and det. garage. on a
large lot; interior decoration is to
be completed to owners satisfaction;
Ideal for home with income. Direc-
tions: Out Ga. ave. almost to
Wheaton, turn right on Window lane
to Horde St.. left on Horde through
military reservation to new home
and our open sign.
D. LLOYD MORRIS CO.. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

= 'V6NSAH1&~ - =
ME-. s-3s6O: Ewes. RE. 7-2973
CHEVY CHASE--S23, $50
GUST OVER D. c. LINE)
4722 Merrivale Rd.
OPEN TODAY, / TO 5
This fine 4-yr-old Colonial brick
home has "a baths. 9 nice bed
place and outside entrance. new
kitchen equipment. large screened
porch over built-in garage. I'm
maculate. Near schools. Vacant
$4,000 or $4,000 will handle. Make
ro S1eF REACH: Out Wis. ave-. left on
River I'd. across Western ave. 2
blks. to Saratoga. turn right tc
Merrivale and open sign.
-RIILIN(iSIEY REALTY Co
Evening star., 1953-01-04
" 44O1 NN11NxO1 1N1 WI 2
AH naaa
Nhnrrr, Thann MI

Chevy Chase, Md.
1st-FLooR EEDRM AND BATH
With garden entr.. In this nicely
planned trk. home. mr.. Woody's:
mod. kit; 3 good bedrms:. g tiled
ished 3rd floor. bsmt. arranged for
rec. rm. DEVELOPMENT: PROMPT pos
session: priced to sell quickly at
S24.R75, with So, 600 down.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING, WHEATON
5000 DAWSON AVE.
OPEN SUM-, 2-DARK
rm., kit. bedrms., and bath. Utili-
ty rm.; air conditioned; Handicapped;
shrubs and trees; quick possession;
ID. LLOYD MORRIS CO.. REALTORS
JU. 9:IO27; ewes. Mrs. Grant. AID.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Locust Hills Estate

this almost new. well-built home.
featuring 3 lge. bedrms., ga baths.
side screened pch.. full bsmt. Huge
lot, overlooking Rock Creek PIX.
Priced under $4,000 with excel.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
Fri, May, IS, 1853 STATE PRESS

bears down and all only when the big doxu
The rest of the time he just breezes Bang Bang Wou
Der kept pressing He knew this his Big One Dour
blame Ruby Godstein, Gavilan old boy. He
best Fast living has beaten better than you
We got to Bill Bruton the rookie with the Mil
waukee Braves in action, TV set watched hnn
of those good examples of what in good BAH
player He run, hit and throw straight home plate
from cenerfed 1t looks though another fight title
is about change hands Olson and Young matched
to battle for the weller June 10 Maybe Tupin VIII
be able to and take it back. But The tides
of fortune change and spare wonder what the
people out Cleveland way thought when Nal Whitfield
chosen the athlete of the year their great billiard Both
contributed much but also wonder who will get the Sullivan
Award I don't subtle, but look the of
the award winners for the last few years.
Isn't funny what publicity does to people? Ho~
often repeat himself after the boys have given 1
all the superlaves the book? Further what happens
all the great after they leave the limelight?
I'll tell you a years, they are stapdlnr
the telling the guys who will listen that last good
story The older they the greater they think they
their Real Good Days Time they washed up
with the tide Ten years from today nobody but the hasheeus
of yeseryear greet them and that only because they
both growing old together.
The managers and publicity for the great stars
should keep mind that these boys have
back day and live with their What they do today
forgotten because the deeds they do tomnr
forget boys, 125h street and Seventh avenue taS
long time and has most of heroes
go Don't let Joe Louis be the exception AMT
if you don't believe the exception go the Apollo
theatre greeted He is still loved by all
champ all the way through.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
5 EEIN' STA RS
BY Dolores Calvin

Carpie Gets A Break
Our gal, Thelma Carpenter-"Carpe' call her-has
gotten important break this week Spunky Capie will ha
singing the week ABCTVs Talk of the Town
effective this Talk of the Town" is the newest
variety TV looks terrific Moreover it ought Co
watching how Carpie
Besides her TV stint Thelma Carpenter head. the show
the Bagaele in Greenwich Village Shes been keeping
pretty close New York for long that the rest of tue
country has had little chance to see the New Carpe
Nat King Coles operation success we're happy TO
Operated bleeding ulcers at New York hospital
through with flying coors and to be ready
Los Angeles opening in June We only hope they won't
rush him much for he has been sick
They call Lena Hones opening at the Bill Miller Riviera
New Jersey just about the greatest show offered in many
certainly the greatest for the Riviera Lena
brought some wonderful numbers including
make of Adlai Stevenson campaign Love the Gov
It's Armstrong the helm of the currently
vived Benny band AT least Louis will be sharing
top command with Gene Krupa Mr.. Goodman himself has
been ordered take easy since he collapsed from exas
ton couple of weeks ago Boston The band will complete
all of its six weeks bookings schedule
Bright Road" the Dorothy cambridge vehicle into
critical New York and took quite onslaught of cri
csm, You Bright Road formerly titled See How
They Run the brilliant story of Mary f. Vronan Well the
picture just doesn't to the pathos and genuinely
moving short story Moreover it's poorly put together that
all critics agreed the film just ouicked itself
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
Honor And Ranking Seniors

Honor And Ranking Seniors
and ranking students of the Senior Glass OF
1858 have been named and they are as follows:
Vaedictorian Perrylyn Peyon; Salutatorian William
Vault Third Patsy Washington; Fourth Nora sterley;
Fifth Jacquelne Smith; Sixth Barbara Waters; Seventh
Camelia Hood.
Ranking: Eight Nathaniel McCray; Ninth Roma ALI
son; Tenth Walter Long; Eleventh Clemme Phillips;
Twelfth Frank Wilson; Thirteenth Larry Reynolds Four
tenth Juanta johnson Juanta Jones died; Fifteenth
Arthur Chant.
Annual Science Fair
On Monday the three science clubs the Rockets Flying
saucers Flying Cadets along with the 7th and sth
grade Fused MaScence classes placed exhibit their nu
projects and activities that they have planned expert
mened with and completed during this school year Parents
teachers fellow students able to view and also tax
with other atmosphere that varied from ordinary
situations Truly it Come to the FAR spirit
that was exhibited by who attended Students who partci
pated were Freddie Wroen Gloria Todd Helen Williams Joe
Louis Williams Pury Byers, Eddie Perkins, James Coleman
Betty Johnson Samuel Perkins Peterson, Myra Fra
zier Patricia Evans Ruth Crtmpon Edward Cole Wanda
Phillips Mitchell Porter Stokes, Harriet Pipes George
Edwards Annie Guss Paul Evans, Minnie James, Lester
Johnson Barbara Loving William Shells Lois Saggers, Co
zette Williams May Ola Williams, Mae Worthy, Frederick
Chukes William Hart Katherine Ransom Aean Began Jer-
ry Parker Marion Walker Erber Ballard Willie Akns Geo
Walton Calvin Shackeford Sterling Williams Robert owe
Robert McCloud Curtis Johnson Jimmy Albright Merrill Lee
Helen Srratt Henrietta Yancey Evans, Lula Davis
R T Harris Leavanna Overall Marva Faye Smith, Maggie
Mae Davis, R. Walton Bandne MeCloud, Margaret
Robinson Emerson Starks John Carmichael Hattie Wilkins
Waldo Bronson Harold Hood Charles Jones' Mary Jean Dan
iels Johnson Isaac Ashford Tyrone Robinson otte
Holt Fulton Fuller Eddie Hawkins James Kelly Robinson
Robert Whitfield Taey, and Earl Underwood Mrs
E Foster chairman of the Science Fair and sponsor Oh
the science clubs Mrs. M. p. King is co-chairman
A Cotton Fling
The members of the National Honor society sponsored
Cotton Fling" which given in the Dunbar gymnasium
Nav 1st social widely attended and it was evident
very enjoyable time The big event OF the eve
ming was the selecting the girl wearing the pettiest cot
the boy wearing the pretest cotton SHIRT et
close of all the girls and boys the judges finally de-
cded upon Carla Warren and Peresa Honss
worth Judges Barbara Waters Patsy Washington wal
ter Long Emma Jean Taylor Although all couldn't VIM
manv of the girls wearing beautiful dresses Music was
furnished FLOCK Rockers and records played
during the intermission.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
SPORTS CL OSE.
BY Fritz Pollard

NEW YORK (GlobaD - Frank Newhouse called the
other day to ask couple of questions about Paige
the conversational he brought up the Cool Papa
Bell and Quincy Troupe the for the ST. Louis
fit Yes told him. Il remember Cool Papa as being the
fastest man | ever saw in baseball and could he ever
that center field"
Cool Papa came from ST. Louis and played with Quincy
Troupe He is also acting time for the Browns
Troupe is St Louis boy who the sand lots
out there and of the best caohers the has
He spent time catching those fast for
good ole Sach The you read in the next issue oil
Golfers magazine, THE Story of Satch Paige"
l don't what squawk those Cuban boys have on the
given George Gansfords boy from Chicago
George told ago when met the kid in res
just before his Milwaukee fight that he was on his
way up. Like Jimmy Powers of the Daily News in New
says, The Kid reminds be of Chrsty Mathewson lie
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
Pine St. School
Continued from page three)

ports
The pupils the honor roll for the fifth six weeks
Kennh MyeS Willie j. Dukes, Bonnie Ann Brown, Thedora
Gillian, Mary Williams Norma j. Fuller and Emmer j. Mas
on Students with perfect attendance Lou E. Baenton
Paroine David Billie Lasker Alvin Mitchell, Lue Morgan,
Kennih Myes Joseph Ryan, Theon Ryan Freddie Turner
Bobby Walter Grace Benton, Emmer Cemmon Rubby Glenn
Bonnie Brown Ruby Crewsaw Norma Fuller THEODORE
Grlliam, Eevelyn Matilda Leo Dovie.
The Pine Street student body elected its student govern
men body last week after long political Filled with
enthusiasm the candidates npagned hard for several weeks
The results follows: President Coyal Harrison
president Dorothy Mae Stars secretary Ruth Cowan
PeaTean Ackn; assistant secretary, Jean Sullivan;
porter Lee Arnold Edwards; sgt arms, Solomon Hill
The MIA of Pine Street high has elected officers
for the of 1858 and 1854 they president Earne
Harper president Margaret Garrett; secretary Betty
Black assistant secretary Loretta MCDANIEL treasurer Ruth
Cowan parliamentaran, Crma Gillian; arms, Pearle
Hale; leader Betty Tyus Reporter Annie j. Cowan
The girls have made plans for great improvement for the
on-cOm school term
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'''lt;S'sb1


How pleasant it is to hear someone speak who knows
how each syllable of every word without sound
affected No likes to hear soveny speech and at the
time nobody likes to hear person speak as though
they constantly acting However, little practice and
just little attention to speech will help iron out
small defects speech and will make great deal Of
difference your speech In this connection offer another
Jingle from Correct Speech booklet:
Different has three sylabes
So different do not say
For there is really such word
In TODAY"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-15
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lucille Brister. Plaintiff
VS.. No 97387
James w. Brister. Defendant
The defendant. James W Brister,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Lucille Brister
Dated: April "a. 1858
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards, d. c.
5.8-l5-22-29 At
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Abner Jamison. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97398
Wyoming Jamison, Defendant
The defendant, Wyoming Jamison,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Abner
Jamison.
Dated: April 81, 1858
j. r. Booker & Jackie Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. L. Kidd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. d. c.
5:1-8-15-22 4t
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
John T. Moore. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97317
Una Mae Moore, Defendant
The defendant, Una Mae Moore, Is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
Complaint of the plaintiff, John
T. Moore.
Dated: April 16, 1858
Jackie L, Shropshire & J.R.
Booker, Solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Lltem ,
Airline Turner, Chancery CLERK
Bv Jamye Dreher, D. c.
4.24;5:l8-l5 At
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS. -.
In the Pulaski Chancery court
Mildred Allen. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97336
lack w, Allen, Defendant =
The defendant, Jack W. Amen IL, -
warned to appear in TINS coI ~
within thirty days and anS Ven, siiJ
Complaint Of the plaintiff, Mildred
Allen. .-o
Dated: April II, 1888 e,xo,
I r Booker & Jackie L, Shrop-
shire Solicitors for Plaintltl
H. B. Anderson 49,.
Attorney ad Litem r,arr,
Ariina Turner, Chancery Clerk
Nv Helen Edwards, d. G. -
by tlel A.1d.5.t-8-l5 al