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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-05-20
Al NEWS
North West Dairymen

North West Dairymen
The first meeting Of tn
North West Dairymen was
held at Paul Prices In April
%.
The following officers W e e
elected: President Art John
\ son, vice president G le n
Battles, secretary treasurer
Barb Johnson, health and salty
Walter Bookman, recreation
Judy Fenwick, news reporter
D. Petersen. The books for our
projects were handed out and
the meeting adjourned. T h e
next meeting will be at Art
Johnson's, May 5.
D. Petersen-News Reporter
4 = III Riding Club
The second meeting of the
4-H Riding club met on May
10th at Mrs. Andy Evans home
Is were present.
We elected a recreation COM
mittee, chairman Roslie Nut
erspaugh and Jane Macdonald.
Our next meeting will be held
on May Is at Thompson at 7::30
pm. The subject will be on
the care and feeding of n
horse, and grooming tools and
the tack of the horse. Some
of our 4-h members are go
ing to ride in the little league
parade June IL. Then Joyce
Calimer gave the history of
the horse.
At our next meeting, the
roll will be answered by the
name of a grooming tool, in
stead of saying present. We
talked about safety in tn e
barn, also talked about Saddel-
ing the horse and the trail
riding. At our next meeting we
are to know our All Pledge.
Mr.. Taylor talked about jump
ing your horse and he will
help improve our jumping at
our round ups. Bonnie Per
kins made a motion the meet |
ing be adjourned and G enc
Thompson seconded it. We then |
had refreshments, and went |
home.
News Reporter
Nita Carlson
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Vain Parsons

Vain Parsons
President of Council
ApprovsE:
Mayor, Donald G. Muchmofe
Attest:
Jennie C.. Davidson
Clerk
2c20.
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ChardOn ThimbleS

The Chardon ThimbleS sew
ing club held their first meet
ing of the year at the home
of Mrs. Edwin Hofstetter. The
following were elected to office :
President, Jackie Ann Prince;
vice president, Kathy Temple: :
secretary, Nancy Jean Knapp
treasurer, Beth HofStetter. They
also elected committees, as
follows: recreation, Barbara
Tracy, Charlene Colvin, a n d
Patricia Ash. Reporters, Rob
erta Hartman and Dorothy
Johnson. Program committee
Mary Micheal Fisher, Barbara
Keck and Jane Scheinder.
Health and safety, Edith Grant
and Donna BoWditCh. M u C
Judy HELEN, Edwina HofStetter
and Dixie RariCk. They decided
to have their meetings on Fri
day after school with dues of
.05 cents.
The Chardon Thimbles held
their weekly meeting at tn e
home Of Judy HiIIen, with six
teen present.
Jane Shnieder was elected
secretary. Then Barbara Tracy
gave a demonstration on how
to lengthen a pattern. The
next meeting will be held at
Charlene ColVin's home. Re-
freshmentS were served by the
hostess, Judy Hillen.
News RepOrter)
Dorothy Johnson
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR, RESTAURANT-dood business,
n must ! SCI dls At once. Can MANAGER,
SUPER 8 BAY SERVICE STATION.
major oil COMPANY; this operation
represents q real opportunity to the
man who Is big business minded and
has $4,000 to $4,000 to invest.
The potential for the area is unlirn-
i nea os Ayaila BE Immediately. Write
MAJoR on co: has for lease q beau,
tiful 3-bay service station, located
In the center Of Hyattsville: an m
est t1ss q aPDrcx, goo Is REC
opportunity. This Station has S'1 I'll
the facilities to serve the great po-
tential that exists In this area. II
you feel you can qualify for this op-
grafton write Box 285-G. Star. -S
4 females. registered and pedigreed.
Phone DU. 1850. los
~ SERYICEMAN as partner; must
SEND complete details to BOX S53-
DoWNsTTotiwN BOOMING OR TRAN
SIENT;. newly. decorated, ready for
the spring rush; IL rms. to so rms.
and lie baths: now available: COM
ons s saaDP e rE IET
ETNKINs Co. 1sis n st. NV. pf.
wAs sssso Syis T IN a sa4r4 sood 5o So
d e. ri rAe cor bo 5S.sns : SSst' n
7-l313 or WA. 7-4S54. 10'
FLOWER SHOP. fully equipped; young
and growing business; opportunity
for young florist to have own buSi-
ness with small cash outlay. Box
sTfoRE outlNiiT FOR SALE. CONNER
cial building, nrSt noor; apartment.
esH no. S;sSSz for fSrthsr q:
formation. No aGents. II.
Guided. Reason able rent. Wei e.
tab. and profitable business. sstisfac.
reason for selling. Ii. 1886. g.
SMALL HOTELS rms. beer and
vine license; on,and-cR sale
sE tiSTS c sTA III K-I fOS lease: NV
Washinston loc.; Investment req.
for stock and equip. only. ia.
1929 after $50 wkdays. -8
RESTAURANT AND BAR located at
Tavern near PARK rd. ODD. two &c
and 1Oc stores-Pully equipped. air
cond.: ready. to open; $4,000 down
payment will handle. Also consider
partner. BOB HoLLANDER. 1911
REsTAURAN mt; 10; sS' On PARK T "a.
air cond.; complete kitchen with
bakery, dish washing machine. cleo
trio mixers, valk-in box, etc.: ideal
place for . lady operator; price only
$500 including stock; terms. w.
Z. THRIFT. Exclusive, 14l1 Penna.
RESyTiAUjRRANT = 'I LIQUOR; downtown
18th St; seats 20; does about ST.
200 WIKI opens II am; total price
only $4,000 incl. rent paid to Dec
1854. W. Z. THRIFT. Exclusive
l411 Penna. ave. NV. MA. S-0z43
REsTAURANT-IAquor; located on
busy ne. st.; seats 40; strictly mod
srn; open am. to IL Pm. closed
sundays; owner must aeertMee fol
only $500, terms. W. =. THRIFT
ENxclusiye, 1411 Penn6. ave. NV
NEMN. Sals S11ssRN SERVICE Station
On main highway In Fails Church
We. ror lease 70 eneygetie, 0ggree.
sive individual. Reasonable rental
stock dollar for dollar. ADpyoxi.
Mstely $1,000 capital required.
xESSsNlcIF n NsErsTS7. nhoa. Talon,
cor; owner unable to take care d.
business and must dispose OF II q
once; total price. only $4,000 q
cred. oWyLo =. THRIFT, Exclusive
SNk s or 4WSiAsHrNGroNs FiNfs1
CLUBS. will rent all or part o
guiding. Suitable for embassy o.
large organization. Downtown LOG
zen by appointment only. Cal
e-1V a.m.s 0-S p.m.. no. z.e0lO
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BETHESDA

sEDRM. AND BATH ON LIST FLOOR
attractive T-rm. brick Dutch Colo
NAL on large Cyclone fenced lot :;
waking distance NH; living and
dining rm. has wall-to-wall carpet
ing; aluminium storm windows; ga
rage: Iull bsmt.; immediate occu-
pancy; house in perfect Condition.
owner wants immediate sale. 70
see call Mr.. Herman. OIL 1850.
ROBERT 3. HALL CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-Custom brick 3-bed-
rm. home on edge of Beverley Hills
soft. living rm. with fireplace, l y
baths, ground-level rec. rm. in fun
basement; Screened porch or car
port. $22.950 with $3,5UO cash: as
T iIRs B I1sss a1EH INC o'P Radio R Mds
LIZ Colonial with
H.; side screened porch, bsmt.; good
Sound Ssa,ao hons yssTs elS eESe Gn
FALLS CHTRCa RO SA sale I BY owner
Large Colonial red brick house with
double garage. On 1a-acre level lot
Reduced 81 300 for quick sale. own
er transferred. Priced $4,000. SUI
perbly constructed BY private build
e erec intesi0T KR must sa e seen to be sp
LORCOM LANE. SIS. 950-very ap.
pealing New England Cape Cod. In
Arlington's most desirable and cow
location: 3 bedrms., sep. dining rm
equip. kit. with table space; full
bsmt.. patio. side porch, shaded
75x150 lot. Low down payment vii
handle. ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO.
r RI - REDu6 Snsn on syf /: REED AVE.
$500 down and only $50 mo. pay
ments. 2-bedrm. semidet. rambler
Ciose-in area. Call MT. Weissberi
with his SHANNON AN 4 LuCHS CO., ia
CT spOtless. 1-year-old Colo
ton. mr.. new school and direct 6I
to- D.. c.. Sep. din. rm., huge KIT
with table space. 3 good bedrms.
Anchor-ienced corner lot: offeTe.
ceptable. ARTHUR L. WALTERS
TRUE CENTER HALL CompleteI'
new, all-brick rambler. with full
bSmt., garage and h-acre lot: liv
rm. with contileyer firepl.: sep. din
Ell. huge cleo. Kit. with sep. break
eysrsized o slUsst 81, baths lots 9
terms. ARTHUR L. WALTERs CO.
IA: 1890. Open ewes. 5
RUSTIC RANCHER Picturesau,
w ter,,,;,ls ANTIQUE brick rancher
with brick wall firepl. and full
length picture window; 3 twin-siz,
hedrms;, full baths, huge pine
paneled rumpus rm., very mod
breakfast-size kit. Beautiful ares
only SS7.StS. with very seneron
ARTHUR [. WALTERS CO.. ia
7-5200. Open ewes. IS
OVER AN ACRE-New brick ram
bier; true center-hall plan; 3 bed
rms. 2ka baths, tremendous closets
above-grouud finished rec. rm. will
flrepl.; 2-car garage. Beautiful tree
shaded lot; close in and conven
D. C. and Pentagon. A beautiful
home in q beautiful setting; onl!
S35,D60. THE DARBY CO. Open
FIJI q IA H.Q9Q3
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ROCKCREST
3-BEDROOM
HANDLERS
In Rockville, Md.

20 OUT WISCONSIN AVE, CON-
TIME ON ROUTE go 70 NEW
ING ROCKVILLE. TURN RIGHT
FOLLOW SIGNS TO ''ROCKCREST
BRoADWOoD AND cRAWFoRbb
DIR. OR GO OUT GEORGIA AVE,
TURN LEFT ON VIERS MILL RID
TO OUR SIGN.
10
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP

Due to recent death Of
owner will sacrifice long-es-
tablished shop on Upper Ga.
ave. Reasonable rental. Excel
lent location for future valet
shop under progressive buyer.
Reasonable tenn. Can TE.
6-1936. :. %
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PT.AYGROTTND

Cross the street: excel. ne. Brook
land area; semidet., Ire. liv. rm.,
din. rn.. kit. on LIST a.; o bedrms..
bath on End H.; diminished ard a.;
nicely dec. Only S9.960.
MODERN REALTY CO.
~. 7-bsbO OPEN TILL Q PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

RKgTAURANT-on and on sale beer;
only restaurant In busy We: shop-
ping center and one Of the few
business over last year: did about
$4,000 in 1858; owner will enter
tain reasonable offers on terms. W..
j. THRIFT, Exclusive. 1411 Renna.
ave NV. Ma. S-0743. --0
PROFESSIONAL MAN will supply cap
ital to develop an Idea or going bust
letter fsi to Wv variant fanny my inysstiRation n
Box l66-D. star. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

MANY CONTENDERS
But none the equal Of this brick
charmeri Rambler styling with full
din. rm. and great big kit. 3 spa
cious bedrms. and bsrnt. 2 years old.
immac. throughout. You'll love 1t.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN Q AND PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-0SO0l
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Only S1,5OO.OO Down

Oily ,JUU.UU DUWU
t S.Ss housn H. Tor F i, WEE fS n.p:c.
Sinina nm, Ice. Kit. tie bath. bsnt.
with laundry and outside entr., H.
W. heat, with gas, Diet. gar. Mr..
buses and stores. CURTIS. broker.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Au-brick row house:
2 lge. bedrms.. tile bath. liv. rm.
with picture window. din. rm.,
complete kit. with refer. and stove.
fun bsmt., gas &C. heat. copper
plumbing. Price. Sl2,950. $500
s ssass terms. GABLES CO; Ii.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-3-i family apt
bldg; not a converted bldg: excel
lent location: fully furnished: either
homr or Investment; terms. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 2-3uO0.
CONGRESS HGTs.-Brick semidet.
rm., kit, with dishWasher, I'm. rec
sm;, Anchor fenced yd,; priced
Sllss'%5o: assume 81 trust. PAYABLE
s ssS Per mo 70 J NEESWccoMB REALTY
FORREST HGTs. srm. asbestos
shingle bungalow. fenced corner lot
with $500 down. NEWCOMR
REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2.7655. IS
Observation-Disclosures. brick
and Bendix il desired: immed. poss.
terms. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor
NEAR BOILING FIELD, Congress
Hgts,; semidet. brick; 3 bedrms.,
rm p Ssts in rms b;mI se r sep ,e sp
immaculate cond.: priced Sl3.500;
terms to suit. NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 10. 2-7655. IS
BY OWNER-Brick. semidetached.
with 9 ronms, near all conveniences
$1,000 down. Call LII. 1888. e
3l2 Ind ST. S.E.-Brk.. rms, 9
taths. Ice. lot: $1,000 to 81. 900
cash. VIII exchange. Mr.. Capitol
and Library. Open Sunday. / to 8.
30
Sl3.05O-4 BEDROOMS. Detached
brick home with 2 baths. oil heat,
gear brick garage. May consider
small house or lot in trade. JOHN
E.. SHELTON realtor. 10. 2-2OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

GLENMONT HILLS

Three bedrm. brick rambler, Anchor
fenced. House completely redeco-
rated. Walking distance to new hieh
school and elementary school. blk.
to busline. Nice-sized lot.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcsnt.)
nsEEy5cEIs asS 81 h;sSS'so.,,

ASSUME SUN s4p ~. al HfOExoAN
Modern 3-yr.-old semidet. brick. 2
bedrns., modern bath and Kitchen,
washing machine. garbage disposal.
Ideal for couple. Payments S8S
ance. M. Agar I'd, across d. c.
line on Michigan ave. ST. 3-3667.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

TOWN OF FAIRFAx-NambleE, e
bedrms.. din. rin.. .carport; close "a
echcolss shipping. etc.: 20 Minis: from
or. S.i140. Ia
af35 K 81. NV, 1st commercisi-
T.n rms; oStn.; 9ll h n.sy;ah;' re9.;
Nh. PENTAGON-Mod.. eemidet.. brick
house; 5 Ice. rmS., full bsmt.; fenced
yard; auto: heat; $sS mo. Gail
La SALE PARK-six-rm. det. brk.,
~ baths. air-cond.; master bedrm.,
h! m IS III r snG p. ts snc sc loe:
gear garage; cow. to schools and
transp:; $3.50 mo; IA; e.SIS6; IS
vile, Nd and 5 bedrm. homes;
built-in cabinets, flrepl. and auto.
washer. For details. call 20. 2-24O6.
a03a 10th ST. N.W.-9 r. z b. Not
rooming house; $3.50 mo. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN, 1877 K ct. NV. Ma.
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BRoo lsKSsil.a

1901 KEARNEY ST. NE.
Oct. home on lge. cor: lot: 1st-n..
2 bedrms., incl porch, bath: End
A., 2 bedrms.. full bsmt., outside
entr.. gas h.-w.h.; Diet. gar. Priced
1t $14, 800. Can arrange good
terms. Shown by appt. Can Mr..
SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 x st. NV. NE. s-4ses
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ATlTENTIONI''

II you are looking for . home and
appreciate q downtown. location. ex-
ceptional condition. lge. rms. and
one of the newer houses in the
neighborhood. look at this one, 633
e st. me-. 3 rms. rec. rm., gas h.-W.
heat, brick garage. terms. C. H
PARKER CO., MA. S-2326. 8
COLORED-632 @ ST. N.E.-Newly
redec., 8 rms, 2 baths. oil h.-w.h.
Small cash payments. monthly terms
like rent. VINNICK q COHEN, NE.
s-2294. tn. 2-0297. IS
semidetached. 2-family home. Must
be seen to be appreciates; $4,000
down payment, moderately priced.
Phone J. W. Lawyer, JU. $3.50.
C0LORED -. WOODBRIDGE = 81 ZOO
down; vacant; 6-rm. det,. full bsmt.,
plus 2 extra lots. Total, $4,000 50.
It. J, Ideal for nursery. Near stores.
earline. Easy terms. ME. S-666S.
RA. 6-8307. "a
COLoRED-1219 p ST. N.E.-seven
rooms and bath: front porch; full
basmt., gas h.-w.h.; $11.600.
1903. Trinidad ave. n.e.-Six rooms,
2 heated. Enclosed porches, IL
baths: built-in garage; front porch:
automatic heat. Price, SIS, 800
HALL d. BRO, 1904 H st. ne, Ii
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CHEVY CHASE, MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A beautifully proportioned Colonial
prick home on fine tree-shaded lot.
center hall. hy. rm. leading to
on LIST a. ? bedrms., bath. Ice.
closets and sun deck on 2nd n. A
grade-level guest apartment OF liv,
rm.. bedrm., bath, and kitchenette
o1ers opportunity for separate fam
lly living. lNEZ CUSHA2D. Realtor,
EN- o-4933 or or oEoRr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

OUT THE HAYSTACh
We've come with the needle! Early
American Colonial situated on acre.
just OF LeeSburg Pike. Three bed
rms. and bath. 26-ft. living room,
family dining room and porch; inn
maculate throughout S15,95O. In
vestigate at once. call
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN DAILY. 8 AM.-9 PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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BETHESDA

Near Our Lady of LoIrdes and all
with heavy. slate roof and spacious
rms: 3 bedrms., excel closets, very
attrac liV. and din. rms, lRe. kit.
garage. rec. I'm. and delightfui
porch; entire property in perfect
cond. and fairly priced in the low
kgenties. r. A. TWEED CO.. INC.
3214 Conn., ave. NV. EN-. 1880
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ARLINGTON
"NOAH'S FLOOD"
Couldn't soak this beautiful new
brick rambler up among the tree
tops In Lyon Village. Six large
rooms. delightful huge kitchen.
TWO COMPLETE TILED BATHS.
Ground level bsmt. with picture win
derful secluded area Of imposing
homes. vet highly convenient to
schools. shopping, transp. and PEN
tagon: Nothing finer at 100000.
Call for appt.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN Daily o AMI PM
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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COLORED-VACANT
1878 AND 1920 5th ST. NV.
! brick houseS-each have q large
yard and s full-stzed rooms: SOS
HENRY SALUS
1lO4 Vermont Ave. NV. CO. 6-19s6.
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An outstanding buy in select Poplar
Heights. All-brick. 3-bedrm. ram
bier; lge. wooded lot; completely
condition.
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CUSTOM BUILT

$3.50 DOWN
And only $S7.S per month buys this
ail-brick rambler. in nearby Falls
Church. Comfortable. radiant heated
floors. and ample grounds for chill
dren. Only $4,000.
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CoLoRED-I219 ? ST. N.E.-seven
rooms and bath, front porch; full
Evening star., 1954-11-07

to see things through a teic-
scope, and why, contrary to
what might be supposed, win
ter is better for viewing than
summer.
But when it comes to Mars,
the astronomer can't explain
enough to satisfy some who
have seen pictures of the
planet. There must be some
thing wrong with this tele-
scope" said one man, diSap-
pointed after viewing the
Evening star., 1954-11-07

planet. 81 can't see the
canals"
The astronomer explained
these can be seen only under
the best circumstances, at
which times pictures are
taken.
Perhaps the reason Jupiter
and Saturn are favoriteS," DR..
Hoag says, "is that people
don't hear as much about
them and are prepared to
accept whatever they see."
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

In sad but loving memory Of
our mother, Mrs. Mary l. Murry
who passed this life August 81,
1852.
Two years have passed snee
since you went away
1t seems We miss you more eaeh
day.
And we're So often sad agd
lonely
Some day we are gong u meet
you
just how long we cannot tell
In the land of peace and rest
Sadly missed by children:
Mrs. Wilvaline Clay Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. injury Mrs Lois
Jordan Mr.. nd Mrs VILLAIN
Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muir
ry. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03
Early Negro Achievements in Tobacco
Featured in Tobacco Company Exhibit

Ne" ionh-lhe Negroes centures-old contribution to
Americas third largest industry tobacco is fully revealed
for the first time by Brown Skin and Bright Leaf an ed
caona exhibit unveiled here recently by P Lolard COM
pany makers OF Old Gold and Kent cigarettes
The fact that skilled Negro labor was employed in the
nations earliest known tobacco manufacturing operation was
Drought out by the exhibit which displayed an old print
showing Negroes at work primitive 1915 tobacco factory
In the nineteenth century Negro inventors and manufac
turers also played part in the tobacco industries growth
according to the exhibit which mentioned the achievements of
Lunsford Lane early tobacco manufacturer who marketed
superior oIaha OF smoking tobacco and Elijah Mccoy Negro
inventor who in 1872 developed ubrcans device that led
directly to the mass production of cigarettes
Also featured in the exhibit is Stephen Slade a Negro
VINO IN 1889 created the huecurng process still today
for the curing of bright tobacco
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03
With The Churches
sEVENTY DAY ADVENTIST

"e'sNrU DAY ADVENTIST
lac Shiloh Seventh Day Ad-
81. church Of this city is sor-
y to announce the going Of its
sior Elder Parker and family,
no have moves to a new field
". labor May God bless them
me church announces its new
pastor and wife. who will come
and join it in the work here in
~. city The theme for Sabbath
WI be How Christian literature
,e'sus comic books ard secular
.eaalngs.' In revealing the sub
!sc' OF the Sabbath service. Pas
"r Proctor stated that only a
so'l'ive campaign Of good read
could help 20 combat the I'M
wa harm done by the "Morass
~ distorted literature plaguing
.'e populace' Laws governing
,'e printing OF such reading mat
'5r can be. enacted he stated,
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

real backbone OF the nations e.
economy these days, is the in
staIlment buyer who keeps pro-
duedon lines going steadily, turn
ing out cars, deep freeze units
automatic washers, and a thous-
and one appliances that make
his living more comfortable. Far
from shuddering at the idea OF
going into debt, the middle-in-
come consumer plans his whole
existence on credit, pays his bills
on time. and thereby establishes
an excellent credit standing which
he has come to recognize as a
valuable asset.
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

time, For the past two sabbaths
the churchas has been happy to
have as guest a visitor, Elder Ar
burthnot of Los Angeles, Accom-.
panied him We're his wife and
aunt They were guests IN the
home of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter Of this church. Florine
Johnson, reporter, and Elder
Proctor, pastor,
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03
CHANGING TIMES

Time vas when the hard-work-
ing common man" used TO look
forward to the day when he'd be
out of debt and boast that he
didn't owe a soul in the world
That is all changed now
The real American hero, the
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03
7 Teen News

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Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

L in while should stop think about what We are
l. doing with our leisure time Do away moment after
moment without having anything show is the case we
apt to become sluggish and unntereng kind
mental On the other hand hobbies stimulate the mind
while they relieve the that They
offer relaxation and enjoyment with tangible benefits
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

but the burden or repeacing evil
reading with good, rests largely
with the church. II is unthank-
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

able that the mind Of man should
remain simple vacuum" There
viii be no guest speaker for this
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

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Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03
CHAIR SET IN MODERN MOOD

you would ike protect yout upholstery yet DO not want
completely with slip chair sets Select dsa
simplicity that will add to the appearance Of your tJra
it. Place the pieces in strategic spots Of
strain the and back Chair sets be eroee Of
glossy that is keep clean This set e
design using the shell stitch to effect the an
pattern mesh for alternate solid border zoeet
edges pieces your copy Of the ochetng Instructions
self addressed envelope to the Needcwor De-
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Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

of life" suffering the hot
flashes" nervous tension, irri-
liability, weakness and other
types of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
distress of this difficult timer
What Doctors Tests Showed
Then here's hope for youl In
tests by doctors, Lydia Pinkhams Com
pound and Tablets gave relief from
such distress IN $3.50 and 800
respectively OF the cases tested. Com
plete or striking relief
Arkansas State press., 1954-09-03

According spokesman for P Loriard company, Amer
oldest tobacco manufacturer the Brown Skin and Bright
Leaf exhibit will the country be shown interested
groups schools and conventions 1t being present
public by the makers of Old Gold and Kent
cigarettes order that the Negroes role in the nations TO-
baCco industry may be known.