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Evening star., 1954-04-29

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Steady. settled young man. exper
Amoeo senTTics ears Station 70 WSsk Sa Il m ne
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ANTS
Young men to work par time eyes,
Sats. and Suns. familiar with serv-
ice. station work. Vic. MINI. ave
and Benning I'd. Cali Ii. 1880.
SERVICE STATION MAN-CaDSb,,
Of handling men and running S-houl
shift; local references required; sal
ary open. No phone calls. EAST.
HAM ESQ SERVICENTER. 712(
Wisconsin ave. a
Evening star., 1954-04-29
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
"a to As. Neat appearance. for spe-
cial Saleswork Salary. bonus, and
car furnished If necessary. For
personal interview. call Mr.. Robe
son. OIL. 9-S300
PARKLAWN
116O Rockville Pike -3O
Evening star., 1954-04-29

BOOKKEEPERS. experienced machine
CAPITOL BANK, 316 Penna. ave,
BOOKKEEPER-BILLER, to train on
MGR. No. 81: basic bookkeeping,
type 30 w.p.m; essential. MISS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. young lady, either expert
enced or typist willing to learn:
Arlington resident preferred: an
swer own handwriting. stating ex-
perience and age. Box AJAX. Star.
ASSISTANT - Prefer
exper. in auto. retail bkkpg. Must
have ability to learn quickly to
take, full charge in small ONCE.
handle key switchboard. Exper. also
desired in billing and title work. For
some one who wants to learn all
about auto. bookkeeping and allied
subjects, this is IDEAL Salary on
application. Apply in person. Hos
pitalization plan, vacation with pay,
air-cond. office. other benefits. Only
hard worker need apply. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES, 1880 Ga. ave. NV.
EXECUTIVE would like
refined woman under 40 yrs. Of age.
to act as housekeeper and give
mothers love to S-yr.- daughter
in mod; home, Arl.. Va. Refs exch.
ia 2-02A4 =
Evening star., 1954-04-29
5ALESMEN. Part-time, Evenings.
WANTED

Two men who wish to supplement
their their present income with pleasant
stone. Good salary plus commits
sions. Call Wed. Thurs, and Fri
between 1912 am. and betw. "a
pm. CO. 5-S2S3. MR.. MARTIN
Evening star., 1954-04-29
TYPIST

Young woman. 21-35 yrs. Of age
who Is a good typist and can spell
we'll. Pleasant telephone voice /,
essential; Job consists Of servins
our advertising customers by phone;
5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply person
mel, Room sos. Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 0-12. No phone
Evening star., 1954-04-29
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

week; live in home: for interview.
come to H. L. BROOKS residence,
Hunter I'd. Vienna, Va. near Brown
Chapel. Va.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work:
. or 8 DAYS; Al references. LU. q
2269.
COLORED GIRL desires child care:
light housework; 5 days week: live
out. NO. 1-4509. IL
.COLORED WOMAN. settled: E.h.w.:
reliable with 8 years Of exper.; live
in. 10. S-2717. 80
COLORED WOMAN. desires part-time
or days work; experienced. Phone
LA. 6-4055. 3Os
WOMAN, coiored, seeking employ
ment such as days work or kit.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
hELP-WoMrA
Part Tina UQ un,,,.

: Oh 111IIC, TO f1OUT
Women, 1S to 35, for sales urono.
tion, work; 3 hours per evenil1r.
Apply in person, 10 am. to 6:30
Pm, room sos. Perpetual Bldg.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

REFINED LADIES
Part time, 12 or more hours weekly
will average YOU So per hour work
S-7357, II a m. to 3 pm. -29
Evening star., 1954-04-29
HOSTESS
HOSTESSES

sxper; 1n,y; y,, good sg psy. ~, No Sunday
hob L ST NV Pa
Evening star., 1954-04-29
RESIDENT MANAGER

Experienced. for 25O-unit garden
type apartment project; must be
n.ents and supervising maintenance
Box 2S-K, Star. 20
Evening star., 1954-04-29
JANITOR

Colored. experienced for garden-type
apts. Married man. living with wife
Must know Stoker and minor re-
pairs. Salary and quarters. Apply:
Mr.. Evans. B. F. SAUL CO., 926
18th St NV II
Evening star., 1954-04-29

Electronic Engineers
Experienced in Fixed Station IN
stallation Design. Excellent salary
and company benefits. Write Boz
171-K, star. 4
Evening star., 1954-04-29
1160 Rockville Pike =
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
With practical knowledge Of paint
products. Should have good con-
facts with painting trade in Wash
ington area. Commission set-up with
liberal drawing account. Must have
car. This Is an excel. opportunity II
you are q go-getter. Interview by
appt; only: Can Ma: S.l703.
HUGH. REILLY co.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
APPLY
.SAFEWAY STORES, INC,
Employment Office

l4O4 NEW YORK AVE.
BOND BUILDING, SUITE 712
Wednesday through Friday
S:30 AM. to 3:3O PM. -29
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. expert
enced: lube and island work; must
have local references; start work at
once; vacation with pay. hospitali-
zation plan. Apply in person. BOW
MAN MOTOR SALES, 1880 Georgia
HARDWARE SALESMAN. exper., for
lge. hardware store; disqualification.
paid vacation, holidays. See Larry
Maloney. MALONEY'S, INC. 6126
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
enced clerk with knowledge Of paints
and garden supplies: good oppor-
tunity for the right man. SNYDER
& CO. E. Falls Church. Va, JE.
INVESTiGAToR, single. 1880. no ex-
perience necessary; interesting
work; must have drivers license.
Apply Suite sos. 91S F st. NV.
JANITOR-Colored. exper. for garden
apt. apply corner of Ager I'd. and
goth ave-, Queens Chapel Apts., AP.
7-333S .
Evening star., 1954-04-29

BILLING CLERK
Young lady for large fire insurance
office to post on Burroughs &C.
counting machine. bookkeeping ex-
periencc not necessary, must be
typist, 5-day week. permanent DO
sition.
INSURANCE co.
1922 K st. NV
Evening star., 1954-04-29
JANITOR

Colored. must have local experience
for new 40-unit elevator apt. bldg.
in NV. Salary. S125 mo. and
beautiful apt. Oil 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
YEONAS REALTY

vHs c-~4UV ia. 7-I24:
TI0NER Mechanic; steady WORK
REFRHGERATT0NN SERVICE MAN
to make service and maintenance,
SaEzSi aEzpoS%R0 SR0d o6Bi{b Bfi{b ssobncrsM sfsso ME: McHe, e,
1887 D st. Sc. 90
Evening star., 1954-04-29

COOK. plain, gh.w.; live in. fond Of
SUM-; $50 wk.; refs. JU. 9-S7e7.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
STENOGRAPHER

Young woman, 25-35 yrs. OF age,
who has general nflce BACKGROUND
and can type and take shorthand
reasonably well; 6-day, 40-hr week
Apply. Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays 5000 and Sat a-12
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Ifnf 0a Ayn N CD
Evening star., 1954-04-29

STENO-CLERK
Interesting work In modern air-con-
ditioned ONCE. This is q perma-
nent position with all modern en-
ploye benefits and O chance for
advancement. Good starting sal
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP.
7744 Wis. ave. Bethesda. OIL. 4-2277.
Evening star., 1954-04-29

NAVY FIRE CONTROL MEN
Experienced with latest ordnance
equipment. FTB or FEB graduate
preferred. Excellent salary and all
employe benefits with expanding
engineering organization.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Before Oct l7th, every telephone customer will be
mailsd bookle, explaining the Expanded Service
Plan, plus detailed instruction sheet. For fur
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT RELATING TO FILLn
VACANCIES IN ELECTIVE OFFICES BY GOVERN

The provision OF the Constitution relating
Of suchva the reads as follows:
shall take that the laws be faithfully executed fill
office
auditor attorney general and such other state and
hereafter created by until the
until their chosen and quail
fed"
will Tread follows:
that the laws be faithfully executed
that the office OF secretary OF state
other state and dis
,e hereafter created by law until the end
who had vacated the office
following the general
election and until their chosen
and qualified" -. - ~. 80. -
The purpose amendment TO eliminate the soeed shor
under provision
ereunder appointment the governor continues only u m
chosen quae
elected for
no, assume the office question until the frs, Monday Of January
a general
op ana the Monday January following Inc effect Of NE ado
enable the appotnieS
y Ire the continue ID Office unt me hTs
Ionday IN January following the next general election
Very truly yours,
IA A BuRNQUIST,
Attorney
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

surprisingly good. Members OF the
crew include Sam Noto, trumpet:
Charlie Mariana. alto; Claude VIII
hanson. piano; Curtis Counce,
bass; and Stan Levey, drums.
The Holman flip is Plain Folks.
includes Holman.
Counce, Levey stu Williamson
and Bod Enevoldsen. trans; Bob
Gordon, baritone. and Herb Geller,
alto.
The Claude Williamson Trio.
featuring Claude. piano and Lew
ey and Counce do some terrific
work on All Gods Chilien Got
Rhythm and the Dig q, work,
woodyn' You.
Finally, Boots Mussulli quartet.
with Boots on alto. Peter IItmann
on drums; John Carter, bass and
Ray Santisi, piano. have for their
debut the oldies, Olga Olga boo
and Lullaby In Rhythm.
This is an exceptional and ex-
citing new record series and the
talents and tunes may mean
powerful boost TO the jazz idlom
(Capitol).
Kenton also has a single which
you must hear and add TO your
list. Titles are Skoot, an Enroll
Garner opus; and More Love Than
Your Love, another Kentonish YER
sion Of by the Beautiful Sea"
tune (Capiton.
Battle or Sexes
Another in the series of LIP
battles" earlier ones were
Hot versus Coor' and 'fDixieland
versus Birdland"--- is entitled
Cats versus Chicks" featuring
the septets of "cat" Clark Terry
and chick" Terry Pollard. All on
the cool side, you will have good
time deciding whether the cats
or the chicks" come out on top.
Each group interprets Cat Meets
Chick, Mamblues and The Man I
Love. All join in on a jamfest OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

consider the adviseability Of inte-
grating all ssnods and presby ter
les in the same geographis loca-
ton which are now organized a
long racial and cultural lines. They
will also study ways and means of
Designating all Presbyterian
schools where bans now exists.
Report of the committee will be
made at the l67th general assem-
bly, in May, 1855.
Four Negro synods in the South,
which grew up from Reconstruc-
ton days viii be specifically in
volved in the deliberations. They
are the Canadian synod. Oklaho-
ma and Arkansas; the Blueridge,
Alabama, Tennessee and Missis-
sippi; The Atlantic Georgia and
South Carolina; and the Catawba,
North Carolina, Virginia and
Florida. The general church went
on record as opposing these separ-
ate synods and presbyteries.
Besides the Revs. Glamison and
Pinkey. other members of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
Presbyferion pesesresotion
porioy October IL
Nv Richard A. jackson

New York. ANP)--The spec
ial committee on segregated syn
DDS and presbyteries in the Pres
byterian church will meet Oct. ID
at the Palmer House in Chicago.
The study group of seven will have
two Negro members, Rev. Milton
A Galamison, pastor, Sloan
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn,
and Herbert r. Pinlney, Nash
vile.
The committee will consider i'm
Fermentation OF the recommended
ton of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church in the U. S.
last May in Detroit. The general
body favored the removal of any
form of racial discrimination that
exists in the denomination.
Following the decree of the gen.
eral assembly, the Moderator ap-
pointed this group on consultation
with the stated clerk. They are to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

trumpet; Corky Hecht. harp;
Mary Osborne, guitar; Elaine
Leighton, drums and Bonnie Wet
eel, bass (MGMl
For bit of aeeordiana, Tito
and his swingete gather an octet
OF tunes for their "Aceordian
Magic" album, II is gem OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

which the group essays to fit the
accordion in a swing ensemble.
You'n like Opus For Squeeze Box,
Portrait OF q Gooney Bird. Fam
tasy Modcrne. Atmosphere, Ae-
Gordon Boogic, High Tension,
Nightmare of n rermite and Ac-
Gordon Blues fMGMl.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Anything You Can DO.
The cats include Clark, trum-
pet; Lucky Thompson, tenor; ur-
HE Green, tram; Horace Silver,
piano; Tai Farlow Cwho has an al
bum oup. guitar; Kenny Clarke,
drums and Percy Heath, bass The
chicks" are Pollard. vibes. Beryl
Booker, piano; Norman Carson.
sounds highlighting the ease by
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
RATING THE
R e c O R D S

Mate to "Yo 70" is the familiar
Arlen-Mercer item, That Old
Black Magic, with Roseline doing
a unique vocal--,inique IN that he
admittedly has no voice, but this
tanghng with the words against
the backdrop Of the sextet sounds
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

committee are Revs. Herman l.
Turner. Atlantic, c. Martin Han
ma, Louisville: X. Toriurni. Pasa-
dena, Gales Braithwite Eshuiee,
Sioux Falls. S. D.. and Richard
Kennedy. Lake Forest, III.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

A phone can to our subscription
desk, Midway ss40, win bring sor
the paper In the next man.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15
Proposed Amendments
to the
Constitution of Minnesota
J. A. A. Burnquist, Attorney General
State Capitol, St. Paul, MINI.
March II, 1884
Honorable Mrs. Mike Holm

Capitol
Dear Mrs Holm:
furnished
statement of the
be submitted approval
Der 1854 general election directed by Laws 1883
fol and fo2
l. 1853 7ss
JURISDICTION AND oUALIFIcArioNs OF JUDGE "
The only existing proposed
relates probate judge to the jurisdiction
OF the probate court which read as follows:
shall b. held one hall be by
voters of the for the probate
shall
as prescribed by this Constitution"
quoted will read as follows:
, shall be held by one Judge whose quaihea atoms may be
~, county ior a Term OF four years :, A. -
read as follows: ABOVE '00e' ue amendment adopted VIII
probate court shall have jurisdiction the
of deceased and such
isure may from time TO time establish by iwohrds VOTE
prescribe by law the qualifications of probate Judge and by two
rd extend the from time of the probate
change IN the probate court section the Constitution enable the
jurisdiction Of the probate
court
PROPOSED AMENDMENT RELATING TO LIABILITY OF
STOCKHOLDERS CERTAIN CORPORATIONS
This proposed amendment involves
tuition which in its existing form reads follows
provide limit liability of
holders members of
banking
corporation contracted prior to any trans
fer of such stock and such individual liability
books of the corporation or association" ~
81: E: s
Citations. however Organized" '0'' " ~
ha,Ls ~
corporation association shall be individually liable in an amount
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

you served by ST. Paul or Minneapolis exchanges
you will be able to call without charge many many more
telephones Your service will be faster too, because you will dial
most calls directly without going through an operator
Under your telephone eompanys Expanded Service Plan
approved by the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commits
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

sion-the Twin City metropolitan district Is composed Of
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and the suburban shaded
portion Of the map below.
Charges win be eliminated SSpS Of calls within the 500
square miles Of Twin City metropolitan
To add this increased value your service your telephone
company has installed equipment at cost OF s2Sooooo
but there will be increase your present monthly service
charges Your telephone will be bigger bargain than
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-15

Their information. please call Capital 2-42ll and
ask for the Business once II YOU need Mime
apoHs directory, copies arc available on request
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-09

America, have taken the course.
Elder F. w Parker, pastor
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Mrs, Ii, Handy

visiting their mother Mrs Leggie Swanson Niagara Falls
T. of ue past week Mrs Charles Swanson son
~ UnsHe Leo and Rosayn Accompanying Roosevelt
u RIG Clarence Swanson, M C. Wihon aunt from
Korea. ' ' ~
MI and Mrs Aon Sanders returned from Venice Cali
oh where they visited and friends They were also
guests OF Rev. S J. Moss Pasadena
Mr. and Mrs Vaughn and girls are hero VISITING rail-,
Chicago. ~ '' ~ ~ 'e Iii
Mrs Lelo Harris, 1918 9th street visiting relatives and
friends Texarkana ~ anu
N ana Mrs James Lee McCamey St Louis were house guests
his father Bill McCamery sister Mrs Freddie Harris over
the weekend. "' "
'oln C0nley r, St. Louis the city visiting his rela.
ives lie Is the nephew Rev Cato Conley
Mr. and Mrs John Irwin ST. children John ir and Sharon
oa to hot Springs over the weekend Accompanying them was
his mother, Mrs. Foster
mere VIII be battle of music First Baptist church 9th
and Pine Sunday night sponsored by the choir Rev
Jackson pastor "
Mr. and Mrs James Wright Vine street entertained their
niece Gloria with birthday party July at the W Young
fMCA Gloria who period in the ctv VISITING raa
yves and friends the daughter Mrs Matte Lee Detrot
Wallace and Sam Jones city visiting their sister Mr.,
LetHe Wright They are residents Detroit
Mrs Ese Rollins Lewis IT, spent the weekend visit
ing relatives friends in Warren
Mrs Betty Joyce Three Chicago is home visiting her moth
er and father Mr. and Mrs of 2l5 Hazel street and
sister, Mrs Barbara J. Thorner ..
The Beautcian chapter No meet the home If Mrs M
steward ~ West 9h street Monday i Minnie Wal
lace president and Mrs Odessa Jones, reporter
Sunday night at the Calvary, T1,
church Of God Christ Hazel Elder R Quick pas
The meeting conducted Bolden and will cont,no Co.
two weeks Members being now comes the GAINING
of souls Rozetta Clark reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-09
Richmond Hill

p. IT, Hearn of Pine Bluff was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H. II. Hearn recently Mrs.
Mary ]. Hearn visited the hospit-
al in Little Rock. While there
she also visited Mr., and Mrs
Willie Hill, Mrs. Jessie Mae Gar
ret and Mrs. Tennie l.. Willis t.
Mrs. Annie Hearn and Pauline
Visited Mrs. Lucinda Hearn FRI
day Leroy Hearn, Little
Rock, is visiting his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. o. l.. Hearn The
McGhee family enjoyed a BIRTH
day picnic last Saturday at Hot
Springs, in honor of their father.
II. w. MeGhee Mrs. Alma
Hearn and children have return
ed from Kensett See me for
your State Press.
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Wesson

Mrs. L. B. Jenkins was in Ell
Dorado, Friday on business
Miss Charlie Mae Farris, Los An
geles, is guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Farris Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton Stephen and
children, enjoyed a motor trip
Saturday, also visited Mr.. Ste
phens' parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Stephens Harold Ollison Is
visiting in Ell Dorado Mr..
and Mrs. Zeb Johnson and Mrs.
Myrtle Hendrick, motored to Hope
last Saturday X. S. Kilgore
left for California where he VIII
spend his vacation Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Malone and son,
were guests of his daughter-in-
law, Mrs Carene Malone, Friday
Mrs. Ida Thompson, was the
guest of her niece, Mrs. c Ma
lone, the past week.
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DeckerviIIe

a splendid lesson was taught
by Mrs. Laura F. Moore, Sunday.
There was also a rally at Wesley
Temple CINE church. with the
following reports. Wesley Tenn
pie reported $1,000; Halls Chapel
500; Lees Chapel $1,000 New
Bethel NIB church Sl2l0, and
Union Grove NIB church sl2-Oi.
Rev. M. M. Retehenson delivered
the sermon. Rev. G. c. Simmons
was in charge of the evening
services. We can hardly find the
words to express our appreciation
to the participating churches In
this rally The pastor OF
Wesley Temple. Rev, |. d, Car
ter and members were invited 70
Halls Chapel Sunday, to the an
niversary at Turrell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-09

courage the study Of the Bible
by mail This announcement was
made by Elder Parker pastor
of the local church, 1900 lizard
street. The free Bible correspon-
dence course is streamllned to
help those interested in studying
the Bible. We feel that fifteen
minutes each day win enable
them to complete Our simple
course. But, more important, they
usually become interested dur ng
the few minutes Of allotted tima,
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Newport
Mrs. J. A. Smith


Mrs. Sadie Miller, st. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Warren and mother, Mrs,
Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vim Mitchell and Mrs. Bessie Rob
while with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
inson, Of Little Rock, spent a
Mitchell and friends. r. Mitchell
went to Little Rock with them e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd spent a few
days in Cotton Plant Mrs, A..
V. Smiths sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. DaWkins of New
port News, Virginia, spent a week
with her and a week in Marian
ma with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Edwards, Mrs.
Nellie Jackson, sister Of Mrs. Amy
Edwards and her granddaughter,
Shirley J. Crawford, Texarkana,
Texas are spending the summer
with her and family Mr..
and Mrs. S. Balentine and fam
lily of Chicago are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Williams Mrs.
Adah williams is in st. Louis .
Miss Susie M. Phillip Of Chicago,
is visiting her family here
A youth program was presented
at First Baptist church Sunday
afternoon Rev, B, M, Bender
and church of New Hope went TO
Diaz First Baptist church
Rev. Davis pastor of st, Paul
AME church went to Walnut
Ridge to attend the conference
nropram Mrs. Georgia Ian
ders is improving, and Mrs. Ar'Ie
Gordon has improved.
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project is to enable the children to maintain
me right amount of recreation as well as
education for well-rounded person. The play
ground is under the supervision of the spe-
cial school teachers here.
A program has been outlined for me
playground for fourteen weeks The first four
were planned for sewing. The girls made
dresses for themselves and their dolls. The
ages of these girls range from two to twelve
years Some of the other activities Planned for
the summer are, molding clay, making paper
bowls, painting and drawing. Shown in the
toto are left to right: Bobby Braggs Vienna
Briggs, Bettye 10 Bruce, Ruth Carolyn Jon S,
and Melvin Jean Braggs.
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Subscribe Nowi

The S W CIRCLE is spon,
soring a PLAY at ARCH
ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
July IA at 8 p. M, featur-
inn the THREE-YEAR-OLO
WONDER BOY and the
Very CoIorfuI PANAMA.
DRILL" and Other out
standina Musical Numbers
Mo Admission
uu.u.--n.a..aurss...s.a ~
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victory became the bride of W J. Duekp Bro,, CON - NJ. d.
brown 2ll2 Maryland Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Brown
,,, NeF State Lodge No 478 IBPOEW will hold its An.
m sunday al the Allison Memorial Presbyterian church
reverend + Henderson pastor of the church Will deliver
'Ae sermon for the Bills at 400 u m
T., Ester DAY services of the Queen Ester Grand Lodge will
simmons grand matron Tennessee will deliver the annual ,t
nt VIII De accompanied by group from Tennessee Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-09

These fotos were snapped during the 4th
annual Bazaar, held at McRae Sanitorum, re-
Gently, sponsored by the conyalescent pa-ien S,
who are enrolled in the pre-Vocational school.
The top toto shows some of the sewing on
display and the lower includes instructors and
students who helped to make the Bazaar
success. A. c, Crater, instructor in ma ul
arts, Dunbar high school, was the gu st he k.
er. Other guests were DR.. T. w. Coggs, pres
ident of Arkansas Baptist college, and Mrs,
Fannie Boone, state home demonstrator,
The McRae sanitorum, located at Alex
ander has special education program, which
is equipped with playground that is opened
the summer months, The purpose Of this