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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL WANTS C0NGENIAL GIRL to
snare lge.. attrac., furn. 1-bedrm.
apt; TV. DU. $1,000. Ext. SCI.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for Young
man tcollege graduate under 500 to
share large NV. house with other
men; maid, meals. NO. 7-0I59.
BACHELOR will share 5-rm. apt. with
another man; Va. hilltop home. 10
min. ID. c.; frepl.. porches, pool.
your own pvt. rm. entr. IA. 2-6745.
BACHELOR. rs to IS. coneenial
professional or executive. to share
new. 1-bedrm.. &C. apt, with l
other man; mr.. Cathed. WO. 6-634S.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share furn.
ished air conditioned apt. with
another girl; available April /. 2SUl
Quebec ct. NV. Phone .Wo. 6-6076
after q pm. la
EFFICIENCY in modern ant. bldg.
mr.. Georgetown; to share with an
other man. 1890. RE. 7-4317 after
$50 pm. weekdays and after .l2
noon week ends. liz
NEAR WALTER REED-Lovely 2-Hed-
rm. apt. share with another young
woman. sos. RA. 3-1235. is
ARLINGTON-One girl about 80. to
share 2-bedrm. apt. with others.
Bus at door to Pentagon. Arl. Hall
and downtown DC. Attrac. offer to
right party. Call. IA. S-4994 ali day
Sun. and after 10 pm. weekdays.
-l6
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcor,.,

ANTIQUES Come in and see whai
March sale. BELL KINDS. 4i2 =
BATHTu1s. basins. toilets; pine
kks ss aS,ss ING n is4 s7d des hwy. near
BED. mahogany. sgl.. 4-poster, box
cprings, Beautyrest mattress. dress
err good cond. Ii. 4-0256. --l6
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut. 8 pieces,
s SinaoT IAN. 4b double asSi aindo@
awning. So: radio, $40; porch rocker.
81. Leaving town. II. 6-1363.
BedsGovt. Surplus
Army bunk beds 20 unitsl $3.50;
s single maple beds Yish coll sam sDrRs
mattress. sci s5: stisinch width steel
folding cots. So %: 30-inch Wave
SONS. Ala srd st. NV. Elk. s-s974.
p sood s spRtisn 81 ss6 S1f VA sn% Tssi
BlCYtLE Girls. Schwinn, good
eond green, basket. bicycle pump;
$50 KE f-0603. --l5
TOMBSTONE. beauties and modern
ICES your home, adds hundreds Of
dollars to the value OF your property
Can be applied to any surface, never
needs painting, weather IRE and
termite proof. Nothing down. low
monthly payments arranged. Free
estimate. OIL. 4s61S3s CAPITOL
BREAKFAST SET, chrome. $40; ABc
washer, $40: Kenmore ironer, $50;
697S. lie
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REFGR. CLOSE OUT

REFER. CLOSE OUT
Clearance Of new 1853 GE, Frigidaire
Gibson. Philco. WESTINGHOUSE and
Admiral refgrs All new In sealed
cartons. Fully guaranteed.
STANDARD TIRE e. BATTERY CO.
Open Evenings TIL 8.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90s2
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Edison
Hot Point deep-fat fryer; 6-hole. q
pan steam table; pie case: chopping
block: Kool Vent awnings. or.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

PREs.TO-LOGs-Ideal free-burning
fireplace fuel: seasoned. dry little
ash nc dirt, no spark. long burning,
eaSv to store and handle packed
q logs in carton SHURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS. Ii. 7-44SS. is
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FdlIlCl1lR-1Op qualify!
Cali OIL. s-6s34. RAINBow DECO
RATORS. III
PAPER NOW, low prices. Al work.
newest samples. interior painting,
p frss sstimsses; Ju; 5-7s36: IL
1854 sunfast washable paper; work
edar: RA: 1898 or HE 1885.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING;
all white mechanics. FRANK j.
TOLSON CO.. HU. $4,000. Ii
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING,
free estimates: winter prices. Call
Mr. FOER. Ia. 9-2942 after 5 pm.
PAPERHANGING, $40 a rm. and up
Sunfast washable paper. Do my own
work; guaranteed. RA. $1,000. lie
PLASTERING, wall scraping and ce-
ment; free estimates: all work guar
anteed. Call after s pm, LII
7-924s or Ii. 4-7439. E. L. YOUNG
PLAsTRRING. repairs. old and new
work: lge.. small Jobs; white mech.
work guar; reas4 JU. 9-4164. III
RLASTERING, PAINTING, papering
floor sanding and finishing: car
pentry. bfickwork. tile setting. re-
pairs: Reasonable. NO. 7-6724. Mr..
PLGMBffNG AND HEATING. no Job
too small. 24-hr. service, reasonable
prices. reg. in D. C. and Md. UN.
4-435D. Ia
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

THREE FRESH cows, Holstein, and
5 close springing heifers: Bangs calf
% ToP MoLsTEIN cows. o Just M
PORTED from CANADA. TB, Bangs
tested, calfhood vaccinated. Fresh
and close springers. Milking up to
20 lbs. Make up for lower milk
prices by boosting production per
COW. Gull your herd now, we have
GOOD outlet for your slaughter
cows. Financing can be arranged.
e. GUTMAN & CO., Baltimore rs.
Tel Forest 7-4s35. -16
ropinT type: silver mounted, hand
fooled $500 or best offer; WO.
a-1ak2
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
Small Bird fir, studio rm., next bath
running water and grill privils
Settled woman, gov. empl.; $50 pei
mo. 40S Seward 50. sc. -15
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PLUMBING and Heating

Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairs; hot-watei
heaters, all makes. ia. 9-6124. lis
RADIO AND Nv REPAIR SERVICE.
Estimates given over phone. Call
REMoDELTNG and repairs; plumbing
and heating; special price on all
gas heaters. ia. 9-6124. Ia
ROOFING, all types: cutters. spouts.
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 1882.
SCREENING PORCHES my specially
Get them ready for summer. Cheaper
now. ~. 5000. eyes. Mr.. TAYLOR.
Stone, Flagstone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls. patios.
flower boxes g:, steps. walks, drives
9rfSa r :eryi y ponds a. itsa etc
call JERRY. LU. 1-4756. III
TRASH HAULING. basement clean
ing and repairing; yards; no Job toe
big or too small; 24-hr. service
Phone DE. 2-7669. 15s
~ ATHENA SPECIALIST-Sales
service. installations and repairs:
lowest rates. II; 6-2215. LIP
Tv REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATE. Day
or niRnt service. Reas. rates. AL
work. parts and labor guaranteed !
year: IA: 9-46S3. -19
and Sc. WASHINGTON; service for all
makes; 50. LII. 2-2926. --15
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ROQFING-SIDING

ROOF1NG-SlDING
Is our business. See the new Johns
Manville weather lock shingles. Can
not blow of. Improved asbestos
siding, with insulated backerboard.
tombstone. Free estimates. 3 years
to pay. Certified JIM dealer. CAPT.
toll CONTRACTING CO., 1919 Be-
thesda ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL. A.
Z 6I33. al
RUGS, new and used. assorted sizes;
tremendous saving. THE CARPET
SHOP. IA. S-4500. --16
RUGS. unclaimed, for sale CHEAP.
CAPITOL CARPET CLEANING CO..
RUG genuine hand woven Oriental,
9xl2; $500. Other furniture. HO.
RUGS. 9x12 and exc, Alexander
Smith. maroon broadloom, both for
$50 OIL 9-q5S6 --16
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SLAUGHTER'S

OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL
ll0l 10th ST. NV.
ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER
SOME WITH PRIVATE BATH
$40 PER WEEK AND UP
RE. 7-044O
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1915 18th ST. NV.
CONN. AVE. NV.

Two bedrooms, living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath; nicely furnished.
See MRS. BROAD. resident manager.
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FURNITURE.
DIRECT FROM
THE
WAREHOUSE :
MEANS
EXTRA SIS FOR YOU!

Sale
green
lounge chair S109.60 $4,000
Modern armless sofa,
converts to single
bed $500 49N5
Decorators foam
rubber lounge chair 139 90 10 100
l modern sofa 1890 1900
SINGLE DRESSER
WIT H MIRROR.
CHEST AND BED 1890 5000
2-piece sectional sofa
in foam rubber 10000 $500
ARMIES foam rub
Der $4,000 $500
Blond bedbar. chest
and 2 night tables 1898 5000
Wrought iron dinette
chairs 1925 Sos
5-pc wrought iron
dinette set S9.96 $500
Modern plastic top
liv rm. tables 1895 7.95
PENTHOUSE MODERN
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CARPENTRY
Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways. walka, steps.
porehes, retaining walls. tile drain
ANGELO MARCUccIo. ~. Slice
FLOORS SANDED and beautifully re-
finished. Work personally done. 81
FLOOR SANDING. finishing: rooms
work. L. 5. HAWKINS. UN. 4-es 4i.
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New. &c 50.
IT.; old, loo and up. Free est. Work
guar. C. L. HINSON. Ii. 3-754S.
FURN. UPHOLSTERY CLEANED in
home: also repairs: ali work guar
anteed; reas- La 6-S549; ewes. LU.
GARAGES Bunr-Brtck. wood and
s9ssS e OF a. sS oaa9 ri. tsTpi p Lu
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting. car
T gentry in and sp pias;srins TT, We 90
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
work s easr Wise WISE Tx IKE s ssstiaa'e'
PAINTING, interior. exterior; free
est. Call A DOMIN1CK, ia 2-6S30
,wsekdays after 5: all day Sunday.
work: Eos est. MR.. THOMPSON.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; and
minor repairs. LU. 1850. LII.
PAINTING-Needy your home painted
Part-time contracting done by stu
dents. Wash. Missionary College.
PafNTfNG. INTERIOR and exterior:
neat work: reas. prices. IA. S-9187.
PAINTING. INTERIoR-ExTERIoR.
30 years Of satisfied customers Free
estimate. Can HoBERT. LU. 2-52S3
after 8 pm. Ia
PAINTING AND PAPERING. 20 yrs.
experience, Al work; PERSONAL
service, satisfaction guaranteed, Any
time. ia. o-0396. lie
PAINTING AND PAPERING, as you
like It; int. and ext, new and old.
Call Mr.. EDGERToN. JU. 5-65S4.
PAINTING. PAPERING. floor finish
ing; expert white mechanics: work
guaranteed. DE 2-2345. BURLE-
SON & MOSLEY. --I6
PAINTING PAPERING, inter. exter.
FLA loans Avail. For est. call JU
9-4771 or JU. 5-4219. -1S
PAINTING, PAPERENG-First- class
workmanship: work done immedi-
Ately. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. 16s
PAINTING BY AN EXPERT
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
IL 7-2042 Ii. 7-2702
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THE r CoR SsdS

THE CORONET
Address Of the Nations
eFFIcIENCiRs FROM Sii7.BO
l-BEDRM. APIS. FROM $l57 80
u. 3-3750 200 c ST. Sc,
2-BEDRM. FURN. APIS.
s:E;-conven. to transp.. shoppins.
schools. Fairgrounds: LU. 2-6100.
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BIG DEMAND
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements, etc. For solu-
ton to your problem, or an esti-
mate, call MR.. WILSON, Ii 4-63S4,
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porcnes
jalousie Enclosures: sketches or esti-
mates free: all work guaranteed no
money down, SO mos to pay SECO
SALES. JU S-3Ol0 day or night
ADDITIONS AND REMODELING---
From cellar to roof. Let US help you
design and build. r. B FERRIS
d CO.. RE 6-7l22 or ~. 9-7264.
BRICK POINTING and waterproofins
All types masonry and Easements;
&uaranteed Job. free estimates. B. v.
DILLON, ~. S-4SS5. ..-iT
porches, repairing. Brick walls
waterproofed. NO, 7-SS1S. --21
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing.
painting. Hu. 3-S4sS. MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING AND REMoDELTNG. plans
furnished; long exper. WA. 7-022C
Sunday or after 8 pm. weekdays >
CARPENTER Alterations. repairs.
remodeling. old and new work. MR..
SMITH. ia. 1867. anytime. liz
CARPENTER, 90 yrs. exper. in home
repairs; do own work; prompt serv.,
CARiPPENSiTEER WORK WH f-S 81 ali Kinds,
reas. prices. JU. 5-2145. lie
CARPENTRY. painting and roofing.
Lee. or small Jobs White mechanic.
Day or night. CO. 5-2706 --26 =.
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PAINTING-PAPERING
Satisfied customers for over 25 yrs.
Mr. Ri LAWRENCE, Ii. $500. RA-
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sec MEto. 6HOAO. resident manager
CONN. AVE. NV.
400 BLOCK
bedrrn., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. anS
bath: elev. bldg.,. Secretarial Serv,
ice; adults only: S135 per mo. Cal
EN-. $4,000 or BOSS g. PHELPS
INC, MA. $4,000. --16
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Large l:bedrm.. Nv. lm.. din. foyer,
kit. and bath. All utils., switchboard
and elevator. no. 2-6574.
719 D ST. Sc.
S Et and bstS ew secomm SS%s
3 g. adults al utils.; rent, SO s AZ
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV. MA. 8-646S.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Redrm.. liv. rm., dinetts. kit, pvt.
Avail; immed Also. bach. apt. sr.
S-1evz' 10
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Cement driveways, walka. steps
porchee. retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaees.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, III 0-17aQ
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finished. Work personally done. 81
yrs. experience. Tu. 2-6359. lie
FLOOR SANDING. finishing: rooms
Sanded: approx. $40; do my own
work. I. b. HAWKINS. UN. 4-d7A1
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 619
K ST. NV. ME. S-0069.
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Painting-Top Quality!
Call OIL. 6-6s34. RAINBOW DECO
RATORS, III
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FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New, &C 50.
Guar oia C. ne E aa RN SR IRE e. e': s MqIs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-26
VISITING GRANDPARENTS

Little Linda Lucas flew down from Juneau last week to visit her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Leo Mccormack, and her aunt, Miss Jean Mccormack. Linda is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs Lee Lucas of Jun eau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-26
AT THE HOSPITAL

Joyce c. Hay was admitted to the hospital last Sunday morning and Mrs. Donald J. House was admitted Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. House went home Monday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-26
TO JUNEAU

Larry Lindstrom was a passenger from Wrangell to Juneau yesterday via Alaska Coastal Air Line.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-03-26
BOY FOR BRADLEYS

Henry Ned Bradley was born to MT. and Mrs. Herbert Bradley at Bishop Rowe Hospital last Friday evening" He weighed seven pounds, fifteen ounces at birth and is the youngest member of the pioneer Bradley family of Wrangell. He joins two older brothers in the Herbert Bradley family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
MI. Holly

hME conference closed Sunday
at Magnolia, Rev W c. Burks
was assigned 10 MS church for
anoti,er year. All delegates re-
ported great conference 9.
MRS J H Utsey staged the Heav-
r. Bound Travellers pageant at
Wfute's Baptist church OF Cam
den. Rev J. II Hayes. pastor
Mfi. Lille Mae Jtsey, sponsor
: Mrs. J H. Utsey suffered Sc
we're spider bites 4 few days ago.
ard has been under the Doctors
care AT this writing she Is much
improved Rev Utsey could
: not work Saturday, but motored
over Sunday ard returned to be
Of Ire bedside Of his wife ,
Hrs. = G. Chapman who is the
wife Of Rev j =. Chapman, is
very IN at this writing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
NAACP Protests
Remake of Birth
OF A Nation" Film

Tna proposal u femake the ku
klux Khan film The Birth of a
Nation" brought vigorous protest
from the National Association for
tn Advancement At Golored Peo-
pit Jus week II 4 telegram to
TED Thai VIVA reportedly heads
the group sponsoring the revival
Roy Wilkins, NhASp administra-
te urged recsaaihaeation of the
NsbpsSal 10 nasa aew version
OF tire Thomas Dixon novel when
oslandss the entire Negro Amer
;esn population through It's max
ell incitement u ttctal hatred
and violence"
TIE NAAGt.. Nc wilkins
said, rs as uncomprlmisingly OPP
posed TO this film totay as 1t was
when the picture Wis tirst releas-
ell IN 1915" The association &C
&iysY campaigned against h
showing Of the original and sue
ceeded IN having It banned IN
man. cities,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Pocdhonfas


We are proud to receive Elder
+. 0. Sloan of Batesville who
was appointed back to the St
Mary AME church here Ed
die johnson of Jonesboro. visited
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Mausker
last Saturday and went on a hunt
ing trip Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Martin and Ollie Mausker of St
Louis, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Mausker and
family Jewel johnson visited
here and in Biggers recently i.
Mrs. Eddie M. Heron spent the
holidays with relatives and friends
at Newport and Searcy Mrs.
Mary Sue James, Biggers was
taken to the Randolph county
hospital here recently Mrs,
Carmel Nausea, Biggers shopped
here last Saturday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Dewitt

Miss Mosetta Smith spent the
week end here with parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Nose pitts . The
snernbers of First Baptist church
attended the anniversary of Rev.
x phipps. pastor nj Providence
Baptist church, AlmYra. last Sun
day The funeral If Mrs. Mary
FITZPATRICK. an nd citizen of Ar
Kansas county. vas held at st.
John Baptist church. Thursday . Z.
Rev G. l., GLAND Stuttgart. is
the new pastor II First Baptist
church Mr. and Mrs Bill
WoffaTd and family Bell City,
Mo, motored here % spend the
week end with h,s mother. Mrs
y e. Woffard T Woffard
spent few days with Roy
Charles and Miss Ella b. Bradford
Mrs Lee Ester Jones, Pine
fluff and Mrs annie B Doris,
Chicago. were guests Of Mrs Ella
" Bradford. Saturday MIR,
and Mrs. Robert Woffard and
family 5f Chicago, listed in the
tae,e Of Mr. ana MRS, Larry Har-
III the past week md.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Thlar


Mrs Christner DosG.9a
Rev. J. D. hatrE 8 attending
the conference which is beng
held m Camden Mr.. ana
nj Turner Green wtll soon be
a their new hnne at Rodgers
addAtan Mfs Ella Steele
passed Monday after being sick
a period OF time Mrs. ". J.
CaicIeueh has been admitted to
the hasnitaI at pennott Mrs,
L. gs4-jar ha, saturned to the
Nome Of Mr.. and Mrs, r Reed,
Aft4 being in che hospital for
tfkahhesttS The Jubiliars
observed their anniversary Sun
tfay at Log Bayou NIB church,
a. tase number attended the af-
lar Rev and Mrs. S. M
Simpson, were dinner guests in
The home of MIR. Bertha Meow
AZ. Sunday Monroe Harris
h Pine Bluff WIS guest in the
HOME Of his COUSIN. eliza Rand.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Shorter Baptist
In Xmas Vespef
Services Sunday

The Arkansas Baptist and ShoF-
ter college choirs will present
special Christmas vesper services
Sunday The Baptist college serV-
ices are to be held at 6 p m. and
the Shorter college at 40 p. m,
Clarence Fields is director of
the Baptist choir and Miss Alice
Herndon will direct the Shorter
choir. Accompanies are Mrs.
Edith King Flakes and Miss jew
el Davis, respectively
The college choirs are to be
guests in turn at their respective
This is the first attempt
made by the institutions to pre-
sent their vespers the same day,
and be special guests.
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Continued from page one

Continued from page one
mathematics department of AMIR
N college at Pine Bluff who died
last Wednesday and whose last
rites were held Friday, is the on
ly service which has been held in
the church since that agreement.
Attorneys representing Clark are
John A Hibble and Harold An
derson of Little Rock and A. r.
Cooper of Pine Bluff. Attorneys
representing the opposing side are
j. r, Booker. j. w. Dickey, and
Lewis l.. Ramsay, jr.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Booker Homes


WITS. Ltt "a NihSoh
Last Friday mite in the social
room, a number of residents here
met with Mrs. Sadie Thompson of
the Urban League to reorganize
the community club. Mrs, Thomp-
son gave the purpose and a BRIEF
summary of the accomplishments
of the club when 1t was func-
tioning. Officers were elected as
follows: Mesdames Rosie john
son, president; T'homazine Bailey
vice president; Carrie Lockhart
secretary; Julia Stewart, assistant
secretary. Pearl Thomas, treasur-
er, Viola Bailey, chaplain; Men
torie Montague, program chair
man; and Berneice Edmondson.
ways and means chairman. A
Christmas decorations committee
was formed with Mrs. Juanita
Gardner as chairman. MesdameS
Ida Mae Adams and Julia Stew
art, co-Workers. A number of
door prizes were given ard re-
freshments were served. Everyone
present enjoyed the meeting The
club will meet each second and
fourth Friday mites at p. m.
We do thank Mrs. Thompson for
her interest Mrs. Fletcher
and sons of SO California drive,
spent the holidays with their
mother and grandmother of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10

for his return. He will take a
commercial and will be a sports
reporter on the Bearcat Flash.
All of these subjects will be
given to him on the second floor
with exception of one. While con
fined to the eanvalesccnt center
at jacksonville. he kept up with
most of his subjects and was an
"A" student before leaving school.
His transportation to and fro, will
be furnished by the Polio Foun-
dation. Congratulations Lawrence
Deep sympathy is extended
to Mrs, Charley Mae Bosley and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
Court Asked to
Rule on Georgia
Golf Bias Case

ATLANTA, Ga-The Court OF
Appeals was urged last week to
reverse an arbitrary lower court
ruling which permits the main
tenance of racial segregation on
golf courses owned and operat-
ed by the city of Atlanta, Ga.
The court was asked to issue a
clear-cut ruling barring all ra-
cial restrictions so that Negro
players could enjoy the park IA
cilities on the same basis as 9TH
er citizens.
The request was made in an
appeal filed with the U. S. Court
of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
on November Of by NAACP Lee
gal Defense and Educational Fund
attorneys on behalf of $50 Negro
golf players in Atlanta.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10

Morrilton The Silver Wings
"Y Teen" club holds its meetings
each Monday afternoon at $50 in
the social room. The members met
this week and made Christmas
corsages for their mothers. Mrs.
F. L. Alexander of the YWCA
was with the members. We are
asking the parents who have
teen-age girls to send them so
that they may join. The registra-
ton fee is fifty cents per year
Clarence Brooks, scout field
director of Quapaw area m t
with a group of boys in the So
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School Opa.ls
Holiday Seas1R

The holiday season opened at
the College Station JUNIOR high
school, where Otis Walker is
principal. with a Thank giving
program, Thanksgiving in Song
presented by the first grade on
television, Mrs. F, B. Lowe. home
economies instructor at the ]. c,
Cook high school, Wrightsville
was guest speaker, She gave an
inspiring talk which included the
poem
If a task is once begun.
Never leave it till it's done.
Be the labor great or small,
Do it we'll or not at all"
The poem summarizes the phi
losophy of the school.
Mrs, Viola Harris, supervisor Of
schools in Pulaski county special
district was one of the guests.
Thanksgiving baskets climaxed
the days activities The baskets
were distributed to twelve desti-
tute community families. A form
er student M. d. Campbell,
patient at the VA hospital, re-
ceived cash donation from the
school.
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eial room Monday evening to or
ganize a boy scout troop. This
organization is really needed here
and we hope that the parents
will cooperate with him and get
the boys who are II years of age
and up registered Mrs. Hat
tie Smith and family, 241 GMC,
had as weekend guest her sister
in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of
Kansas City Also Mrs. Hattie
Smiths son, of Kansas City is
visiting with the family &.
Lawrence Williams, son of Velva
Williams and grandson of Mrs.
Victoria Williams, a polio victim
who has been out of school, from
Dunbar, a year and half, is now
resuming his studies there. Mrs.
Evelyn Canada and others of the
Polio Foundation are responsible
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Pine B.ufi Church
Burns Mo- igage

PINE BLUFF-Desp.te the M
clement weather the Now Town
Baptist church reached n e r
goal recently when the audience
observed amazingly the flame 60
ing up from the mortgage paper
which indicated the church was
free Of all indebtness.
The building was started in
September, 1851 and was dedi-
Gated, January 10, 1852. A few
months later annexation of an
education building, which cost
approximately $4,000 The adj
ministrative ability Of the pastor,
Rev. S. NJ Taylor and the CO.
operative service of the members
and friends are highly appreciat-
ed.