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Evening star., 1954-01-09

REAL OPPORTUNITYA--Beauty shop
Reas. ia. S-531S or NE. s-9a90.
NowER SHOP and nursery. in sub
urban Maryland: on main a,,l,s thorouGnSi ugh
returns. Excellent stock with room
slider either lease or sale Of prop
erty. Call Mr.. Heron. MODERN
RRSESAAIHEJkASSYq: REAIHTEJx ~: 5sSsS9l caSSl eou,r- le On
Grating, two entrances, beer license,
two, neon. signs; full basement; any
lease desired: S1.500. terms. Gall
RAkss1zJSSssr. As zzIRssss Asc I.cEssEl6oisss loi NJ
DfEfGTTceAiTEssaN. ffTei 1si siSy S.w,-s7 900 equip
ment, 81. $50 stock. Apt. avail.
nearby; Sac; for cash or yin sc: sc
soBTTHiLEEA asTiHii r. w2NrffEDS' 2rfsS' BY small ! syn
thstic plant In Sc; quality work.
USED CAR Sf'ii 'iior or parking lot, cor.
Nichols. ave. and You. l blk. OF Good
new news Buick aseney @ 'sri plus S0S used i' cars
very attf. lot; available March /;
excellent loc. Cali DE 2-6027. -
DELlCATESSEN. in excel, NV. loca-
tion; reas; PRICED for quick sale. no.
sURE-FIRE = Have excellent silver
Spring location for aggressive mer-
chant, restaurant. bakery, etc. Can't
= fail n,y IA. d1 2,41 40; s,. ,...Mi
ssxcelient, opportunity for couple.
ssoE sSH ore RE'PaiRiNG Sifhi SHOP. .auipt.,
machinery. etc. CURLY's, Waldorf,
Nd. Tel Midway 5-2S01. IL
ington Exchange intends to have
Seassy sSops NsS SDsfa'e and sons
areas, Ft,. Mysr. Va; Applicants.
Area, Ft. Myer. ia. $4,000. Ext.
ALL. for information relating to
application requirements. and inter-
received sSi en before 1ooo SiS hours, Il % jsnSe u
ary., 1854. At Military District. of
STEAK HOUSE. in city Of Falls
Church, va-NeE bldg. NO equip-
msnt; located At Falls Church n Motor SssS
class business location; suggest
woman for operation. Phone .JE.
DEIIcATEssEN. grocery. beer; ire.
apt, NV; S50..O00 yr., So, 500 stock,
good equipment. Priced low. OWNER,
FIVE -AND-TEN CENT sTORE-dood
business. Must sell. $500; guaran-
.esosS sSOd living ST. s-seai; \. VA.
roGRIsr HOME on CAPITOL Hi. ne.
section: 4-storv semidet brick. Par
italy furnished. $4,000 cash will
handle. II 1-1647. -
TAVERN. strictly bar; one shift; open
D PM; closed SUM-; Ions lease with
option to purchase prop. Investigate
this one.
ATLAS, SOUTHERN BLDG.
MA. S-1060 EN-. 2-3033
RESTAURANT WITH BEER. superbly
equipped: most beaut. restaurant in
Alexandria; has to go because OF
illness; long lease: thriving business;
short hours.
ATLAS. SOUTHERN BLDG.
MA. $1,000 EN-. 2-3O33
DRESS SHOP. fully equipped. with
all modern fixtures. Situated in
lge.. shopping center with 300-car
parking lot. Also desirable for
millinery. lingerie. accessories. shoes
or combination
KACC- -PEpGEp TNN
Evening star., 1954-01-09

TOWN HOUSE. near Conn. and 8 ct.
"A magnifcent property, in very
exclusive in-town location: thor
oughly niodernized and In absolutely
Pssisses Psns condition qms 9ao.t isSriss iS aiS
baths, lift. ceilings, 8 fireplaces'
new, all-electric automatic kit; re-
production cost estimated at near
$l00,0N0 priced at S42. 500. FRANK
:. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411: ewes, OIL.
SMALL HOME youri love. Det. s.
bedrm: and den brick Colonial IN
ties, ties : Let as Us SHOW 'sss' you this really
desirable small home. Asking S20,-
BRO. MA. S-2557. 10
5th ST. Mr.. EMERsON-sac. BY
owner owner, J LEAVING ; D; e: NICE !. Sssk: RI :
gas< heat; nm. bsmt. Immed poss.
ssls OBSERVATORY PL. SEMI
ss5S slfk sM issS sSssSsros ob.n saadss sS1Ssdfss
SIS.05O WITH s2.8SO CASH and
monthly payments only siSS,sl buys
this 3-bedrrn.. 2-bath row brk. house
with rec. rm; and huilt-in garage.
EEXcei conaition;y Aiter q p.m,. can
,sao 3s tamoST f1maSsS r ST. f. Niw@open Sun
vacant. "a Can "PRNNYs: 9 Apogfo.. AZ sefe;
LlDEs, RE. 7-5224 or RA. 6-3790.
NEAR list AND KENNEDY-Fine big
20-foot attached stone-and-brick
house. with every imaginable con.
venience; 3 bedrms., 2 modern tiled
baths on End a.: massive stone fire.
place in both iv. rm. and rec. rms.
big. 4th bedrm. on 3rd A.: -garage:
FRHNK s!sts ToeI' g. pfHIfPs ffI1 hyh br $i9sSp
ewes. Wo. 6-3235: Mon. OF. f.
RAMBLER on wooded acreage site.
Contains 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. large
liv. rm. with picture window. din.
rm., kit. rec. rm.. breezeway: 2.car
garaEe: acre. Also 2-bedrm. and
W. MaKsHs si&sl's o. en $751; si Of s$$Ta
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
Brick 6-rm. home; in flne location;
powder rm. and den. 1st a.; near
all schools. transp. and shopping.
Mrs: Dawson. WO. 6-4I62.
MARSHALL J; WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2oO5.
BRI0HTWOoD
POWDER RIM. lst FIR.
Modern 3-yr. .-old, 2-story semidet. g.
rm. brick; 3 bedrms.; eround-level
entr. to bsmt.; gas a.-c. heat. Rea-
sonably priced on terms. Mr.. WASH
burn, TU. 2-309l.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1894 14th St. NV. AID. 4-aOO5.
BRIGHTWOOD. I'll Somerset pl.-
Only $40 800; nr. all cows. and
Coolidge High.
OPEN SUNDAY. NOON TIL DARK
Cali Mr.. Mitchell RA. 6-94S9. Ex-
elusive. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
Evening star., 1954-01-09

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick 6-rm. home: in fine location;
all schools. transp. and shopping
Mrs. Dawson. WO. f3-4I62.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1904 1Afh Ct N w An 0nOS
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Chevy CHASE. 3. g.

CHEVY CHASE, D.. c.
6-rm det. brick, slate roof. 2 baths,
club room, stairway to- heated. attic,
z open fireplaces. blk. Lafayette
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor 1904 1Ath al AID. I-QOO5
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
sworn IN As New Jerseys
First NEGRO CpA

Pcrthy Amboy. ". lamp --
Wilbur Parker last week was
sworn in as n certified public ac.
countant at the New Jersey state
board of public accountants here.
lie Il the first Negro cPA In the
states history,
A former track and football
star at Carneli university. which
had awarded him n scholarship, he
re-entorcd the college after his
discharge from tho air force in
i9l6. tie received his bachelors
degree In iol9 and masters In
business education In 1880. He
served threc-ye year apprenticeship
In accountancy with the New
York firm Of APPEL q Highlander.
Last October he resigned 10 open
an office In Newark. where he re-
aides with his wife. two children
and his mother.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

Basketball June 1858.
Halle Bryant lndanas outstanding
Indianas
Notre play game
Noe Danes "a home winning streak 1910
urday
Bobby Teller 8
mistake by buying white Cadillac Willie ought be able
buy what no pleases 1t Teller
athletes II recall he predicted that
make the grade In the he predicted Willie
Mays would hit
have been at about 600 batting average
reader this question Who the Negro ball
play with St Paul. Answer Campanel
first Negro to play in the American Association.
Ed Sanders Olympic heavyweight champion died Sunday
being knocked out by Willie James Boston Saturday
Sanders
athletic star at Jordan high Compton J College Los
finished hts education Idaho State college where
and boxing star He never lost bout while college
Halle q Brown Intermediates overtime battle 4l-3S
St Paul Lnoeum to take
John Dorsey scored
Brooks dropped in the clncher the ended
The Halle sr Girls will whcatcy
intermediate the wheatley game
Tuesday December IS gym Following game
will be a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
DOLBY RUNNERUP IN
MvP AWARD RACE

New York --- (ANPl -- Larry
Dolby, flect-footed center fielder
for the Cleveland Indians baseball
team. was runnerup to Larry
(YogD Berra OF the Yankees for
the American leagues most val
liable player award.
In beating out Dolby for the
coveted honor. Bcrra polled $50 OF
the vost cast by a 2t-man com.
mittec OF the Baseball Writers as
ISOLATION. Dolby received $40 votes
II was the second time the
stocky, awarthy Berra was select.
cd for the MvP award lie first
won In 1851.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowd0wm"
BY BAu.EE THOMAS

BALIEE THOMAS RI ic hangc
What Man About Town" who
was about 10 cut out ON his ever
loving girl friend suddenly
changed him mind when she came
into some unexpected wealth. He
suddenly decided that all Of that
NICOLA made her q lot easier 10
take. Hs just recently bought a
new televiAion set and In shop
ping around for q new auto. !
suppose the local realtors viii be
next 10 hear from him. Bailee won
dsrs II the clergyman won't be
called In soon also.
Trying To Explain To Hubby; A
fortnight or no ago q married
lady's boyfriend gave her a whip
ping and In order 10 have an an
swer for friend hubby when he
asked now she Kot tnat Dlack eye
and other bruises she had TO have
said boy friend arrested. and now
finds herself In the awkward post
ton OF having To appear In court
against him. so far the trial has
been postponed couple Of times.
Down Iiiii Struggle; II poor
Gov TaImadge doesn't have
trouble enough with the NAACP
and other foes OF segregation. he
isn't even too sure that he can
relax and enjoy tho top Tv shows
without seeing n Nego steal the
show.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
rvnnelI Named
TOP Offensive Stur

New York q AMP The last
football game Of the season at
Polo Grounds sAw Emlen Tunnel.
star defensive back for the Giants
win the WRITER'S award as the
most effective player on oftsnss
for the day.
Quarterback Clatterbuck was
awarded a similar prize Tor NvP
on offsnse, Had a przs beer given
The opponents IN like manner. an
other Negro star would have COP
Ped the defensive prize for the
visiting Pittsburgh stsslsrS Bur.
reIi shields q Is5-Pound back
shieh4s was q wizard running
back punis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

It's annual Christmas party on
Monday, December 20 at 2 p. m.
The children Of Farnsworth school
will visit on Tuesday, December
81 and present a program. under
the direction OF Mrs w. NJ. Cord.
ner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
JOE PERRY ExCELIs
AZ GRID GROUSDMAN

New York CAMP ---Joltln' Joe
Perry. San FranciAco 49ers full
hack. In n ball players OF the old
school when u comes To tucking
In his head and banging the line
He also excels in the open
This year. for tho second year In
succession. Jet Joe reeled off over
1000 yards on the ground, He
marked up 1857 yards up to last
Sunday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

WIN your club be represented In
the Holiday Greetings section Of
our 1884 Christmas Edition. Call
Jessie Shepard for details at
bridgeport 1898 or bridgeport
TO7I.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

On Sunday. December IL. at
I 80 p, m. the Senior Choir of
Pilgrim Baptist Church. under the
direction 81 A. v. Hall, sang
Christmas carols. At J p. IN. Jacob
Aga. other members OF the Gid
cons and friends gave party.
Mrs Clara Smith and a group OF
singers from Mt, Olivet Baptist
Church participated in the pro-
gram
On Wednesday. December Is, q
Sunshine Group of st Clements
Episcopal church, decorated the
Christmas tree. Christmas carols
were sung by the Wesley Fellow
ship Group Of Hamlinc University
on Thursday evening Tonight. n
group from the Eastern Heights
Baptist church will sing
The Young Peoples Group OF
Christ Temple viii present holt
day program on Sunday. Deem
Der 10 at y, m, At t:3o tho Ser
vice Guild OF st James AME
church will visit The Marion
Choral Club OF Marion Park
church will sing carols at 30 p,
M
The Salvation Army will give
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

Bes Liquor team won their first league start.
The first set OF brothers OF Negro ancestry to
play big time basketball will play this with
Duquense u Dick Ricketts,, All-American selec-
ton last year will be joined by his brother. Dave.
for the 54-55 season.
Lamar Lundy, Purdue. Don Eaddy Michigan.
and Halle Bryant OF Indiana additional Ne
gro players in the Big Ten.
Bryant. II you recall. the school boy star
who threatened by gamblers in Indianapolis
prior to the Indiana Kentucky high school All Star
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
A Week Of Festivities;
Perry For 10l
Yeor Old Mon
Is Affucks Event

Friends gathered at the Girls
pus Attacks home this afternoon
to help Fred Holman, "A resident OF
the home since 1912. celebrate his
i0tst birthday. Mr.. Holman. a ma
tive Of Gladys County. Alabama.
was born December IT. 1853. He
led an active life for Il number OF
years, working IA blacksmith
and labOrer. Until his retirement,
he was employed by the Public
Works department Of the city OF
st Paul
Blind since 1871. Mr.. Holman Is
able 10 care for himself. makes his
own bed and gets about around the
home Independently, Mr., Holman
Ii a member Of the Mt. Olivet
Baptist church, Out OF his income
Mr.. Holman has been able to set
aside tidy sum 10 take care Of
his burial expenses.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
$500 DOWN

Best tri-plex buy in town by
owner. Stucco. private baths.
separate heating units. COmbina-
ton storms and screens. Income
Sl65 per month. WA. 6-2092 $40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

Duplex. 4 rooms and bath each
floor. gas space heat. $3.50 down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Almost About
s~~~~s~~~~~s~~~~~~~e~-s
Everything
An opsn Letter 70 Ms ExesIIsney. oovsrnos-sisss
~ Percy villa
OrvlilO FTo0mun


Hon Governor Elect ordIs Freeman
state Capitol. st. Paul. Minnesota.
Already your replacing
present boxing power
during which time boxing reached time low
humility many problems you
the a gentleman
appointed Minnesota representative will the State
highly successful
post good
point Availability appointment sight
ona Of boxing the tho held by four Me-
groes Negroes up
slightly than 10 all
Hta,e where fairness in race relations has becn the re we be.vs
Mr. only should consideration actually
be nominated and elected 10 the commlAson.
Caaaus educated. respectable charitable
nations appointment will step
ship smpn'd by you and Senator Hubert Humphrey
Thany honorable Sir and best admins
tr"ton. Sincerely. Percy villa
The Prediction barbarouuly Imprisoned
will be released and with whose add
haven't IA thought possibilities
they will be liberated through the good offices" OF Russia
From Lyons Roy canpanela ought
Ashamed organizing an aegro ball team for II
players stage players
campanea should be thu last to Ssgrsgatng
them again"
We hardly believed that boxing
pose that and then In tho and
charge Sports Illustrated NOT padded
story OF story believe
nothing
gangrter.
Garden who millions than the
pennies
The grammar the the nnoopa)
Harry Thomas the former Eagle heavyweight ahough
party a
Minnesota
many n broadway mob"
him 80 after reading Sports Illustrated didn't anything
That kind of going
you are reading this,
Someone call this SPORT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

2 bedroom bungalow. 5 years old,
fun basement, gas heat. - 800
down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
2l0S Fifth Ave. s.

Income property. 5 rooms and
bath for owner plus room ht-
Chenette with private bath. gas
heat. new garage, combination
windows, Immediate possession.
Very low down payment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

New } bedroom bungalow, fun
basement, gas heat, immediate
possession. Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

Small duplex, ) rooms and bath
down. , rooms and bath up, fun
basement, gas heat, garage. $500
ruwn $40 month. Immediate
posse sSion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
IT'S ONLY NY OPINION, BUT.

We lived to vAhnsky lived merely
up.
The ovrraotors public display baseball umpIrea
When Rocky GraxnioS life made into movie Mario
Brando win play Rocky,
by Humphrey totaitarian
country and democracy They ballot
turkeys"
The they building the multi million dollar hotels In
Vegas be quite gamble doing should
month back the Investment
Wonder IL there will another like Irving Berlin
white Christaa Parade
Those Christmas children
aduta
Money not be everything but pretty girls
marry poor
a
who mods and smokes
Tho holidays greet you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

; Bedrooms. dining room, fire
place, full basement, gas heat,
garage. Terms,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Sl22 Moraun Az. u.

2 Bedroom bungalow. three years
old, full basement, gas heat. GI.
OF FILA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
AA2S Fifth Az. s.
3soA Portland Az. s.

3 Room stucco bungalow, carpeted,
full basement, gas heat. Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Sports
ny JIMMY 0RWFN

Last week Jim Williams basketball tea
game In the city Municipal League Thursday a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
WIllIAM s
ls7S Clenwood No.
~ 1923

CLEAN DUPLEX --- 5 room and
bath each floor Gas heat Low
down payment anyone, or viii G
/ Cali John Rognrpd 10. 1857,
agent $50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

The Salvation Army will give
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

church, Sunday The second
anniversary Of Rev, Parehia, be-
gan Thursday and viii be held
thruout Sunday at Antioch Bap-
list church Earnest Walter
is doing fine remodeling his res
idenee Little Edna Scott
cut her finger off accidentally
Tuesday Mrs. Amanda Geeter
visited her daughter, Mrs. &C.
neva Robertson Willie Lee
Toney and family were visitors
of Rob Stovall Mr., and Mrs.
S, Rigsby are planning TO move
soon The fish fry held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Robertson was a success .
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams Of
Little Rock. visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Bishop Williams . Lena Mae
Rogers visited her aunt, and I'M
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cald-
well, Magnolia Mr.. and Mrs,
William Rogers motored to Mag
nolia on a business trip
Hickory DC will begin its an
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
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Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

on the sick list Mrs. Katie
Harvell made a trip 10 Little
Rock to see husband. George Har-
veil, who is i'll and in the hospit-
al While there she visited broth
ef and sister in-laW, the Felix
Harringtons Mrs. H. NJ. Pet
It's is attending summer school
IN Pine Bluff Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Simmons have with them.
their little daughter Sharon Ana
The Busy Bee club mtd Sat
urday mite at Shelbert Anderson's
residence Mrs Flora It'd
well is on the sick list The
anniversary of the First Baptist
church will begin Sunday, Rev.
W, L. Rankins, pastor Mrs.
Willie Mae Bailey has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Katie Hen
dirk, Arkadelphia, who is sick
Mrs. Verna B. Fulks made a
trip to her home Gin Bigelow
William Harrington visited reia-
tives and friends in Beirne
Miss Corine Osborn is planning
a trip to Flint, Michigan, to v sit
sister and brother-in-law. n e
Romie Wileys.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
DeckerviIIe
Mary ]. Carter

A Fathers day program was
given at Mt Zion NIB church at
Steel Bridge, Sunday A few
of Wesley Temple CINE members
attended the ehildren's day pro-
gram at New Bethel NIB church.
Everyone had a glorious time in
the house of the Lord Mr.,
and Mrs, Bobbie Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Carter and family
from Wichita, Kansas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Wise and family
from Paris, will visit their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. |. D. Carter
All the farmers around town,
have almost caught up with the
farm work Crops are looking
nicely Rev I d. Carter's
sister, Mrs L. Black from Okla
home, and brother, W H. Carter
from Fl. Smith, are planning to
visit their sisters, Mrs. L. Moore
and family and Mrs. Sallie
Barnes and family On the
sick list are. Mrs. James Will
liams and Mrs. McIntouch .
Fer news to be published, see
Mary J. Carter, or write her at
RID /, Box 24O Tyronza.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Lake Village
Mrs. Laura Clanton

The annual bread and dress
contest for HID and I'LL members,
will be held at the Legion hut,
July 8. The program will begin
at $50 a m, and judging starts
at 10 a, m, Contest articles will
include all phases OF clothing
such as school, work apparel and
many others The Ali members
will exhibit elover-leaf rolls,
cookies and eornmeal mullins
TIE home demonstration club
women will also enter in the con-
test Each club will pay an en-
trance fee OF so cents. Come and
see what the HID and All clubs
are accomplishing Mrs
Hughey c, Johnson, sr., announces
the engagement of her daughter,
June Collier to Edward Pugh OF
Hamburg. Mississippi Mr. Pugh
is now residing in Chicago, We'd
ding plans will be announced
later Mrs. Anna Mack left
last week to visit her brother
and other relatives in Louisiana
Mrs. Earnest Ray Neal and
Miss Olivia Keys of Darmott, Wis
tied in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w M. Clanton, recently d.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jaekson's home
was destroyed by fire recently ..
The Lake Village branch of
the NAACP met June IA Two
new members were added and
5 reinstated Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. d. Sharp gave their daughter
Dorothy Mae a party on her 18th
birthday. There were IS children
in attendance, who enjoyed Won
derful refreshments,
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
an~NAu
IUI
Dorothy Ann Kicks

St. Mark and Sunrise NJ B
churches had a joint Childrens
day program, which was largely
attended The music was render
ed by the Sunrise chorus. Brother
l.. Boone is music director Sis
ter Annie Belle Wilkerson, plan
ist. The church anniversary will
be held at Halls Chapel CINE
church Sunday All churches,
ministers and singers, are inyit-
ed to attend. The Loving Four
and the Sunrise Spirituals. will
render a musical program at St
Marys CINE church, Wynne, Sun
day night There will be a
quarterly conference at Halls
chapel, July 10 IL. Rev. W, j.
Thomas, presiding elder will de-
liver the morning sermon
Mother Mosby and Sister Colbert
are asking all missionaries to be
present at Halls chapel, Sunday
at 2:30 The second Sunday
in July, Halls chapel will spon-
sor a Fathers day program in
honor OF H. l.. Jones. our senior
steward Brother Bailey and
wife, who have been on the sick
list are up again. Brother Hunt
has been sick for some time, but
is improving. Sister Mary Riley
has been on the sick list a..
Sister Jessie Douglass made a
trip to St. Louis, lastweek-end
Professor M. J. Fisher Of
Missouri, was here on the week
end Sister Bledsoe has re-
tired from the teaching profess
sion Rev J. Gipson of Blythe
vile, was here Saturday. en-
route home from Mound Bayou,
Miss
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Okooi0na
Miss Ada NJ. HarVell

Miss Lueenia Cook IS visiting
with sister and brother-in-la law
the J. c. Woodberrys in l. k e
Charles. La. William Har-
ringtoa was notified Of the death
Of his son-in-law, Hezekiah Smith
of LuHora Charlie J, Cook
and family Of Malvern visited
relatives and friends We re-
greet very much the passing Of
Mrs. Mary Woodberry who died
last Friday at the home Of her
niece. Mrs. Flossie d Hale, Sur
vivoFs are a sister, Sarah Payne,
Of this city and son, Robert Wood
berry. Chicago Mr., and Mrs,
J. ". Jones, Robert Woodberry
and Mrs. Talletha Mitchell are
here from Chicago The sum-
mer session Of the Simmon high
school will begin, July II o..
Mr.. and Mrs James Jones were
the weekend visitors Of her
mother, Mrs. Charity chatham in
Louisville Mrs. Eliza Jones,
mother Of Rev w. K. Jones, is