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2513 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHER, Easy spindrier, 8 years
old. excel. cond,, $40. 1JE. 3-73,6.
WASHER, Bcndix semiauto.; table,
Form'sa. chrome, 2 chairs; reas. CO.
WASHER. auto. Thor, used only 5
gnos:; TYs;; GTis Fri P11ss' Pries' $@9s' sacrifice,
EAsHERs ana dryers, "new" in
crates; tq II W yoa have cash. snd ooC %ant
mods. sac, La. La. a-5oss. '"''
WASHER, Bendix. med. B. used
mos; IKE new: cost s225;y on'y $40.
viii deliver, guar. AP, 7-b29s,
WASHER. Bendix semiautomatic
used 4 mos, new. guar; no plumb
ing. needed; perfect; will deliver.
Only SS4. .AP., 1898.
WAsHER-Maytag. square. aluminium
$50. JU. 5-s395. -,
WASHER. Hotpoint auto. in very good
condition. S65.. Call JU. 9-'79So..
WASHER, Bendix economat. auto,
excel; cond. any reas. offer; cali
wSasHffRR." HfTR"", Easy spin.Drier, auto.
Spinarinse; good condition; $50. Lu
WASHERS, brand-new auto. with
suds saver: list, S299.95; specially
priced, S140.95. sLATTERY's, KE
7:1500 Open ewes. I'll 9; 10
old. Call after. IL Sat. or all day
WASHER. late model e5; also Thor
auto. washer. S35. DE. 2-3702::
WASHERS. late models. sss ea. Also
one washer for s45; will deliver;
WASHEE-Kenmor bolt down: suds
saver, bought 80. nsed ! yr. orig
S279; barsain. $125. RA. 3-0274.
WASHER, APT. sTzE-Easy auto
matte with stand, very good cond.;
best offer. DU. 7-7033.
WASHER, good condition. reasonable
WASHER, Westinghouse. de luxe
today. LU. 3-2769. -
WASHER. auto. Frieidaire. S3s;
LARD. JU. 8-94s6. IS
WASHER, semi-auto., Thor. excel
cond,, incl. dishwasher unit. Nc
plumb. required. you det. wash. ano
rinse time. Complete. fittings. in
struct., will help deliver. Pvt. party.
$40. KE. 6-8S04. -
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RIDGELY
WRECKING co.
1721 S. 18th ST.
CORNER OF QUINN ST.
S. ARLINGTON, VA.
pInNT IA & 1000

YOUTH BED with wetproof inner
spring mattress, both in excel. cond.
hotplate with comb. .,srill and soup
cup. RA. 3-1151. q
YOUTH BED, hair mattress, excellent
condition. SIS; call Otis 4-S948. ~
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
wanted in exchange for Encyclopedias
/ Brittanica 1947. including ali year
books; excellent cond. Box 331-H.
MARINE ENGINE - Lycoming, 175
h:p. Direct. drive. in perfect shape.
LO. 5-477O.
NEW MARKET. Nd. an antiques
center; B shops. open most days,
evenings. Sundays. holidays: Rites.
40 and 10; north of Washington
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STEEL

WE HAVE a LARGE STOCK OF
IN ALL SIZES. WE WILL CUT TO
SIZE.
SPECIAL.
85-STRAND STEEL JoIsTS, SO FIT.
LOND. PRICED TO SELL FAST.
ACE WRECkING co.
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE.
D. c. YARD. LU. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE YARD, PO. 2-92l1
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

RABBITs WANTED; highest prices
paid Phone TO. 9-59s3. or write
= s597 s5.l 18th sfa1 rd,s 81; Illsss Pk,. Nd. -
squabe; also dressed SQUADS availa-
BILE; Call Sun, Mon, Gaithersburs
10 n. HAMPsHIRE RED HENS, lay
ing age and heavy; all or part: rea-
Donabie. Also ducks and geese.
Phone YatrvieW 2-2661.
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VIOLINS
One full size. one " size, both ex-
cellent papers on them from Lon
don. 2A. 3-S693.
WALK-IN BOXES, all sizes in stock;
new and used; both wood and metal:
complete with or without coils and
conpressors. Cheap. PRICE REFGR
CO.. 3400 Ga. ave. .TU o-2R3R.
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STEEI,-STEEL
Large stock steel I-beams and angle
iron, cut to size; Kil pipe, pipe. all
sizes; heating pants. radiators,
plumbing. steel sash. We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING co.
100 S. Capitol St.. Ii. 3-2261
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MlscELLANFous Ron SALR

|Tv. Emerson 10" table model. ma
hog; perfect eond.; $50. LA. g.
~. Munts console. 21-in., walnut
cabinet; will sell for $3.50 or trade
for liy. rm. OF bedrm. suite. AD.
nv. IIssY.iinch IsYi Motorola, comb. FM-AM,
3-speed phono.. Corodovan nahog;
TWIN BEDROOM SET, odd furni.
turs; kitchen set; moving. IA. O.
VEGETABLE CASES. retgrs.. also
wood stands; new, used; walk-in
{. cases; everything must 50; remain.
Co. ssss s1od Sus a. 0als; avs. fI. Tics cssssss. sH
TYPEWRITERS, port, all makes. new
80 .95 down, bal. Is mo. CIRCLE,
TAI 18th st. NV. DI. 7.,7372
Smith ;Ic{arona. { Used very little, $40
rfEEvisi6Ns@closeout I'LL lis 5SSG0a; Of brand
21-in. nv. SIOS. sLATTERY'S,
KE. 7-1500. Open ewes. till ..
TYPEwRITERs-special group 1s4s
model underwoods, S5g; Open today
sA1ass| " \ D. sEhvics AETs IKE I9PEWRITER Mt TsTs
non ave. Alex. KI. 9-7444.
TtHPEWsiTER top ssa srapa,neT ID. Re%iag
TYPEWRITER, in good cond., ideal
for student, $50 or best offer. AP.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable.
We new $40 or best offer. Call
Royal portable. ex-
cellent cond.; S4S. NO. 7-547s. -
TYPEWRITERS. portable. brand-new
superseded: greatly reduced: limited
,ansntitiss: CIRCLE. raj 18th st. NV.
portable. nS a9E brHa,n1d,new. viii sacrifice,
TYPEWRITER. port. reconditioned,
like new, bargain. Call Sunday, co.
5-4625: week. 741 18th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER, late of1ice-model L. C.
Smith. Magic Margin; excel. cond.
S55. OIL. 2-5258.
TYPEWRITERS, Underwood. Rem
instona ss1a L. c. Smith. Call Po
TYPEWRITERs. new and recond.: all
makes: Sales, repairs, rentals. CIR
TYPEWRITER. clearing ont: 2 por-
tables: standard. Also sets Of
golf clubs. Sl2 ME. S-1221.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED-Late mod
els. 81 mo-; 3 mos. 50 and SO.
Bent may apply to purchase. NE.
S-4615; eves. Or Sun, ia. a-3050.
TYPEWRITERS, IBM ELECTRIC
Rebuilt and guar, plea type, sos.
HARRY j. ABRAMS, 1874 L st. ne.
RE. 7-1317. Open Sun, 10 to I
VACUUM CLEARANCE, Electrolux,
S22.5O: Kenmore. $3.50; new
cleaners reduced. 3s12 Lee hwy. ia.
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover, upright.
no attachments, S25. LA. 6-S924.
VACUUM CLEANER--Electro ex-
Gel. cond.: will sacrifice. Call ia. z
2017 after 8 am.
VACUUM CLEANER -- New Hoover
tank type, ,s55: upright vacuum,
vENDING MACHINES. 3 brand-new
1c machines with merchandise. Rea-
sonable offer. TU. 2-1580.
VIOLIN told)-Suitable for student.
EVENINGS. OIL. 2-S351.
VIBRA-HARP, Jo-Cur., used 3 mos;
$420 new. sell $3.50. DU. 1880
vIBRA-HARP. Deagan; 3h octaves;
excel eond: Rsas. RATNER's MU.
sic STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
VIOLIN. genuine Simon Kriver Nit
tenwold. 1873: also gold mounted vi
olin bow. CO. 5-9540. =
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DIRECTIONS: From Columbia pike,
turn south on Quinn st. to lob
sales office.
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WRECKING
GEORGE WASHINGTON
~HHr1~ ~x~A

GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER HOMES
Hurry while these mate
NrialS last! Site must be
cleared at once. Not a
slun clearance. Every
thing must go. Lowest
prices ever quoted on
quality materials. Saw
i1gs from 60% to 900.
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STEEL

We have large amounts of I-beams.
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-6177
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
tcontinued.l

PEARL AND WHITE Euineas. geese
Spring 3-357i.
IS N. II. RED PULLETs. 50 so each,
or trade for corn or hay. Spring
4-2656. Sandy Spring. Nd.
RABBITS WANTED-Breeding stock
fer sale; also meat. MILI.ARD
HESS. EN-. 1915.
10 BLUE GEESE
OIL. 2-5303
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BLUE GRASS SOD
Now is fhe time to sod, YOU lay IL
and save: immediate delivery.
GREENWICH FARM NURSERY, LU
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, 1-man. S12 per day:
g51nTa; 2159an; sEo,,PPs s15 Per day. RaENTAI 4 S5 4,
HOSPiIAL BEDs--IDEAL BEDDlNG
3 FURNITURE CO. R22 & st. NV,
PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures, alst
mobile systems for truck or picnic
$40 up. Also tape recorders. SOUND
EQUIPMENT CO., CO. 5-4445
RACkFILLER. light grader-This
bulldozer will set in your pickup
& EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6SS1.
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Boxer SANCTION MATCH

Class = A and Obedience Class GA,
Sunday am, Nov. z. 1854, Laurel
Race Course, Laurel, Md. Match
opens 10 am. Judging begins at
1915 pm, Entries close Nov, z,
l2 noon sharp. Trophies in all 4
places. Admission, 81. Children up
to 12 yrs. of age, SOC, tax incl.
Entry fee, 81 for 1st entry of dog
and SOC for each additional entry.
For further info, phone MRS. ROB-
ERT DALTON, JU, 5-S193,
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WAR SURPLUS
Daily. $50 to 5
APpATIT .TNC

1914 q a. s5esS snee 1G1s 13y14 sl3s9i 1884, exs
CLOTH. $3.50. CANVAS.
2-MAN SAWS. $3.50; PICKS. 81
SC FT.: 7-LB. SLEDGE, So; 5-GAL
AXES fusEDl. $3.50; 3-ToN HY.
DRAULIC JACKS. S695; SIN
SAW BLADES, S1.25; 14-QT
BUCKETS. SOC; HAMMERS, SOC
HAND SAWS. S1.45.
10000 BARGAINS :,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
EO. 2.2727 RA. 3.7o0t
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TOPSOIL
sig for 6-ton load delivered in Va;
D c., SIS. 5E. 4-6460 ~
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s9GKET ssk PowEE sEFss saw g. sss e" pREyE EyEc-
TRIO DRILL AND 80 PCS. SO;
LIGHT CORDS, Is FIT, S1.35; 25
FIT, S1.75; 100 FIT, S4.95; DRILL
STANDS. 50; MICROMETERS, 81;
BLOCKS AND FALLS, So. 2513 M
ST. NV, EX. 3-3527.
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ANTIQUES WANTED
Silyerware, any cond.; jewelry, brio.
a-brac. 1893 Wis. ave. d. KRUP.
SAW MILESTONE NO. 10000.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents 0,
home. cash. We do moving, storage
TA 9-2937: evenings. RA 3-1416
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DOCS, PETS, EYc.

BEAGLES, Axe reg. male. fe-
male, ? yrs old, Is inches. rea
FRks Tasst TS SSss sSon sSl apseG ~ afeSS
housebroken. JU. 9-777O.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES-All ages
Axe reg, stud service. Ii. 6-6554
GERMAN POINTER PUPPIES,
months old. imported and cham
picnship stock. Litter registered ant
innoculated. Ready to start hunting
SAN ROCCO FARM, Brownsville
Nd. Tel. South Shore 2131. B
DALMATIAN PUPPIES - BEAUT
REG LITTERS TIE R-H06R -.
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eSa:ism'n' ENDS. Ao' @''40@' ewes. Esek
WIS. AVE. and Fessenden-Front rm.,
LGXURfoUs LIsUfii LIVING auARrERs-
Gentlemen only. Ofncials, executives,
medical students. Stately. mansion.
gsEkins; S'n brEist KS 0fs5 SptiOns %sla AD si.
DUPoST CIRCLE-Lse. rm. with i...
closet. Frisidaire, hot pls7 I'd
1873 10th ST. N.W.-Loyeiy r ut.
cooking faeilities: pvt. entrance, n,
furn. Just redecorated. IS
$40 I7th ST. N.W.-sgle.. secc d.
floor front. AD. 1895. -
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. " blk ef
sSnn'EFNieely eTss FM ayy75Ss fSGn' rm,' man. Can
sHoREHAM and sheraton vicinity, 2
blocks from conn.--Warm. sttrse-
tive. redecorated, singles, IN auiet
home: for sober adults: 81 week;
L:2 bus and ? st. .streetcaf ct door.
Phone. Also double, $3.50 each.
aTfgAeTIVE 1grs AseIfr' sGIE 81 H Hg sra s9ss4 aoor
front. nuorescent light. Venetian
blinds; permanent; only $3.50 week.
CONN. AND r VIC.-There's quality
mere, ana real concern Tor the COM
fort Of men and women Of taste.
To make our acquaintance, call
HU. 3-6956 or DU. TOTO.
CONN. AND NJ N.W.-Warm. clean
Im, empi. lady. pon-smoker. ST.
GWU w. AREA STUDIO APT: stove.
Eefgr:; fashionable house; s55 DL
NEAR MasARTHUR BLVD. AND W
| ST. blk. bus. streetcar: single.
zoos KIINGLE RD.NMaster bedrm..
pvt. bath: In pvt. home; conY.
transp.; reas. AID. 4-2596
rm., 3 windows. WO. 6-7410.
LARGE DOUBLE. with Frigidaire.
goth and Pa. ave. NV. Apply 1923
MT. PLEASANT sEC.-2 sgies.: clean.
comfortably, nr. bath; eonv. transpj
| 81 Wk., JH. 4-0770.
1926 GARFIELD, near shoreham--
| Girls: share rms, eo-op. kit, fefgf,,
maid; $50; near bus. AD. 4-612G.
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HILL MYNAH

For sale, perfect specimen, good
talker, quick learner, could be
trained for television. Price, $500.
Telephone HO o-Qo1Q
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ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL pup
pies. Liver and white, Axe reg: II
KITTENS TfsE TSfmsas Ansors r PeTsiar-e Persian mos.
old: housebroken: $40 and $50. LU.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

culture, English expression, and
non-verbal reasoning. In addition
each candidate may take one or
two of the nine optional examine
tions which are designed to dem
onstrate mastery of subject mat
ter in the field in which ne may
be assigned to teach.
Applications for the eXamina-
tions and a bulletin Of informa-
ton describing registration pro-
cedures and containing sample
test questions may be obtained
from NJ. D. Summerville Philan-
der Smith college, Little Rock, or
directly from the National Teach
er examinations, Educational Test
ing service, 20 Nassau street,
Princeton. New Jersey. Prospec-
tive teachers planning to take the
test should secure an application
blank and a bulletin Of intor-
nation promptly, Mr.. Summer
vile advised.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

Sunday Mr. Tolefree had been
worshipful master of the Masonic
Lodge at New Edingbmg for 40
years and was a leader of his
community He leaves 10 mourn
his loving wife and eight broth
ers Columbus Tidwell was
funeralzed recently at the FIRST
Baptist church Roster Tidwell
came for the funeral and is still
here visiting friends and rela-
tives
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12
Newport

Mrs. Watkins OF Little Rock is
the guest Of her father, Rev, L.
T. Thompson and family
Marvin Mitchell of Little Rock,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Mitchell Ameri-
can education week was observed
at Newport high school Sunday,
with a program in the Judson N.
Hout cafeteria Theme: Good
schools are your responsibility.
The address was given by May
or Hout A forum by four mem
bers Of the senior class and mus
ic by the Glee club Mrs.
Pearl Grow Kensett. was the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs Walker
Mrs, Georgia Walker and Mrs
Grow attended the CINE confer
ence IN Little Rock Miss
Lucille Stephenson is on the sick
list The physical educational
department had charge of chapel
exercises last week Rev. b
M BENDER, preached at Rev
Lawson'5 church in Tuckerman.
Rev Bember's anniversary viii
begin on the 28th of November.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

Mrs. {, S. Sutton has returned
from the annual CINE conference
which was held in Little Rock al
Miles chapel She reported a very
successful meeting Mrs, Sutton
was elected by the conference as
one of the delegates to the Wom-
ems council, which will convene
IN ST. Louis August 1888 DE-
K J. Anderson of Chicago Is the
guest of his father, Rev. G, W
Anderson Rev G. W Dunn
has been assigned to st James
CINE church as pastor for the
new conference year Mrs.
Kathryn Sutton, Mrs, Mertyee l..
Henry, Mr. and Mrs Charles II
Palmer and Richard Manley, jr,
visited Mrs, Lula Lemons in Hot
Springs last Wednesday. Mrs
Lemons is gravely i'll at home
She will be remembered here as
Lula Whitehead
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12
Fordyce

A. l. Simmons, went to Chi
cago to visit his daughter and
on-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Carlos
Sellers Jessie Malone and
son motored to Michigan City
Indiana, last week to get his
daughter Rev b. J Harper,
filled the pulpit Sunday with
honors Rev. Scott Of the
ST. John AME church and his
members were guests at e
Jerusalem Baptist church and
rendered wonderful services. To
tai raised SALT Robert john
son and brother J. d Lea Eu
ola and Pat, motored to Little
Rock to visit his mother at the
hospital His father is sick also
l.. Mrs. Nancy Oakley and Rev
NJ. W. Russ is still on the sick
list G W Tolefree Of New
Edinbgurg. was funeralized last
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12
No Wanta Chance
All Satisfied

Dissatisfaction has resulted from
the all-white officials Of polling
places in Badgett township Col
lege Station. Recently a citizens
committee of that locality adopt
ed the following resolution with
regard to the event.
We. as citizens and voters
Radgett township College Sta
ton. do deplore the practice Of
Pulaski County Board Of Eiec-
ton commissioners appointing
all-white Judges and clerks ON
ballot boxes, We are not ask
ing 20 dominate the boxes but
want it made a mixed affair.
If white and Negro citizens
have been satisfied with the
mixed boxes, why make a dit
ference?"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

Little Rock district, and Rev. F.
D. Gipson for the Fort Smith
district.
Outstanding visitors during the
session were Bishop r. R Wright
II, who preached the sermon
Sunday morning, Mrs YVorne W
Roberts, daughter of Bishop
Walker, Rev G Dewey Roberts
Rev. G N. Collins. Rev. Harold
Nelson and Rev. Ben H, Hill
Elected to the quadrennial mis-
sionary convention which meets
in Washington, D, G next July
were Mrs. N. 3 Gipson. Mrs, z
T. Dryyer, Mrs. Carrie Flag
Mrs. J. J. Brown. Mrs, J V, Jor-
dan. Mrs. Flossie Haynie, Mrs D.
D. Nelson and Miss Tobie Lee
Smith
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Phone Us Your News -- FIR 2-593S

r Dutches met with the Dukes at Club Morocco Mon
TO Ia plan a Joint affair to be held this month There
~ a call meeting at the home of Mrs Marcele Hen
sn pIesueit "a ''' S' ''' NtSI"e "i'i'aii's' IT,
her, -
@ TODAY at the residence of Mrs c. Beene, 81 Cedar
North Little Rock All members urged to be pres
Mrs P D. James, president and Mrs, A r. Hudson
her,
Te Golden Link Usher union held its monthly program
s s. John Baptist church. 4th and Bender streets Par
ng on program the choir Mrs. Needy Ross Park
Mrs Crumpton Mrs. Jessie Robinson and Rev F L.
,arder Offering, S17007 Ross Parker president Mrs FL
Frame secretary Mrs Rosie Modem chairman and Rev
Embry pastor
Representing the Stephens PTA at the district meeting
fnway Saturday will be Mesdames Birdie Eckford Vel
Robinson, Harry Elan and Carol Brown
Members Of the Aurora club were entertained Friday
the home of Mrs, Roberte Scoggns 1922 West goth
tw member, Mrs. Helen Corbin was present After the
session prizes presented to Miss Mildred Rayburn
lanes Grace Owens and Beatrice Adams very tasty
plate served by the hostess TALES were distributed
g the members for progressive whist party to be held
h YWCA Thursday at p. m Miss Evelyn Lay president
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

1.-THE PTA council at Jones elementary school Tues
with the president in charge After brief business
delicious repast served by the Jones hospitality
khtee Mrs. May, chairman. Delegates to the district
Inc Saturday in Conway Mrs. Eva Dckerson, pres
Of PTA, Mrs. Ida Sanders vice president Prof Ozy
ham chaplain. The meeting will be held at Jones
school, December 6. Mrs. B. Handy, reporter
aon Wallace of the Navy home leave visiting
wife children and parents Mr., and Mrs Harvey Hughes
bliss Winfred Ray, Jones high school, was voted queen
M student body Of the school Monday. She viii preside
the homecoming parade and football game today Miss
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred K, Ray.
Mrs Fannie Davis is still i'll at her home,
Erwin Jackson ir US Navy Frederick D. Hale, and Ed
Mosey of the US Army here in the city visiting rel
h and friends.
Il Hamilton is presenting religious picture SUNDAY
30 p H.. Gospel temple, 8th and Harrington Little Rock
he annual harvest program at King Solomon church
begin November q.
leaving the city the past week Frank Biscoe of Us
BE- Robert Dupree US Navy and Herman Jerrod of the
Il Army.
he Pilgrim Progress Baptist church. l4O0 Magnolia,
closed successful church anniversary. Amount raised
P6 The Missionary sisters monthly program also went
in big way. Chances were sold on a quilt and pro-
from The affair totaled S4445 Mrs Esebela Motion
inner Of the quilt Mrs Motion president and Rev James
pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12

The Y-Teen committee of the
Phyllis Wheatley branch YWCA,
will sponsor a Fellowship party
honoring the parents OF the Y
Teen members, Tuesday al 8 p.
m. Mrs. Alice johnson and her
committee are using this method
to become better acquainted W tn
the parents, advisers and other
volunteer workers OF the Y-Teen
department. Since this affair
comes during World Fellowship
week. il is the desire of the
committee that each parent who
mas a daughter in the Y-Teen de-
partment viii spend at least a
part Of the evening al the YWCA,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12
III Teachers
|ar1s Held at
liIdnder Smith

aader Smith college has
designated as a testing cen
r. the 1855 nationwide ad-
EKEaton Of National Teacher
h1auons next February. M.
Anmerville, director of test
m guidance, announced to-
rege seniors preparing to
i and teachers applying for
pons IN school systems which
Eage or require applicants
|s0mlt their scores on the
H. Teacher examinations a.
with their other credentials
Fs'ole to take the tests. The
/ nations are prepared and
laeFed annually by Educa-
\ Testing service. Princeton,
Jersey
\ designation of PhilandeT
Il H..ega as a testing center
|NeSe examinations will give
FFcuye teachers in this area
opportunity to compare their
'Uhance on the examlnat .ons
approximately 10000 candi-
! 'hruout the country who'll
psFucipating in the nation
administration February u,
W. L. Summerville said. At
ee-day testing session a can
| may take the common ex-
lons. which include tests in
SS,onal Information, general
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-11-12
kME Conference
Makes No change

No important changes were
made in the charges and pasto-
rates of Arkansas conference OF
the African Methodist Episcopal
church which met at Union AME
church last week, Rev z. Z,
Driver. host pastor and the
Right Rev William Reid Wilkes
presiding bishop.
The presiding elders Of the
conference remain Rev. d l..
Blair for the Little Rock district,
Rev W. p. Banks for the North
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another year We hope them a
very successful one Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Miller Of l0i
Granite mountain circle Novem-
Der 3, a 7-pound, l2-ounee baby
boy Mother and son are doing
fine Mr.. Miller's mother from
England spent the weekend with
them 10 help welcome the new
arrival Congratulations
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Booker Homes
Mrs. Lee A. Vins0n


The girl scout leaders are try
ing to get the girl scouts back on
foot again Mesdamea D Esk-
ridge. Alberta Higgins, Martha G
Walker Marion Louden and Car
RE Lockhart are the leaders They
sponsored a chill supper Friday
night in the social room to beae-
fit the troop The AME church
annual conference is over and the
congregation Of Corners chapel
after being in suspense are very
pleased at the outcome Of tine
appointments. Rev W M Monta-
que will be their pastor again for
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welcome To worship with us at
all times - Mrs. Mary Nelson
is on the sick list. We wish for
her speedy recovery -. W II,
Crawford is home from the hos
pital and is doing fine
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The anniversary of the pastor,
Rev P. A. Gold was great
success The Sharon Bapt. church
is proud of its pastor and wife
Guests from other churches are
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YOUNG MINIsTER-Elder An
anias Allen was ordained ia the
eonvoeation, which was held re-
Gently at the temple, l4th and
Cross. He is the pastor of the
Church OF God in Christ and
Sunday school union district,
No, /, president Rev. Allen,
the son of Mr. ana Mrs. Ken
ny Allen, WrightSville is mar
ried to Violet Rose and they
have three little daughters.
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Speaker
Continued rre1n page ane

Council Of Churches former sec
Rotary Of the Foreign Mission
board Of the NBC, USA, Inc.
and pastor ct the olivet Baptist
church.
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