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Evening star., 1954-08-17
STANDARD

@4bA4 ~ 4@&A - - A14t W.
10th AND q SITS NE
Open Ewes TIL o Ii. 3-9U82
WASHING MACHINES. SIS and up;
semiauto. and auto: $40 and up:
guaranteed ACE APPLIANCE CO.
40 H st. ne, ME, S-0566.
WATER COOLERS. from $50 up.
Cash register, $50. 1715 Bladens-
wooSD. VotS " .%oRkING POWER TOO roofs
and hand tools; complete shop;
whole or in part. LO. 4-O90S.
30% to 40% Discount
ON ALI. STANDARD MAKE
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Bulova precision clocks, radios, 20Go
discount; Cuban imported alligator
bagc 25ss discount: everything
5rand-new. Expert repair service
SAM oRBACH Master Watch
maker: 414 Buchanan st. NV. ia
H-4364
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WASHERS
AUTOMATIC WASHER

DON'T work your wife to death WITH
that scrub board Our Toss 10 youl
gain. We are overstocked on GE
Frigidaire. Maytag. Westinehouse
All New Washers Fully Guaranteed
No Charge for Delivery
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY desires Ink. rooms or small
efficiency, NV. Reas. Box 65-Y. Star.
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
Evening star., 1954-08-17

Bright, clean. tastefuIly furnished
garden apts.: some completely
equipped incl linens. dishes. TV
s. Capitol ST.. Il blk. past Southern
ave turn left at Audrey lane and
follow sign to 210 Winthrop ST.
Open Mon. through Fri. 8 am to
s ON. Saturday 3 am. to 5 pm.
Sunday noon to 5 pm. LO 7-S1 CO.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
MATTRESS SPECIALS
$40 TRAnE-IM c2n

G1FTS-Mexican shaWls,
5Oc to $25; Mexican Oriental rugs,
on sale at 735 18th st. NV. Open
y am. to 9 pm. daily and sun;
MILLWORK-spec price on per-
forated s-in. hardboard at lilac
per, So. IT. Also quality wood storm
rhop for furnishing any special
millwork items or supplying stock
millwork of any kind. We also have
make tables. LANK WOODWORK
CO., 1st and K SITS. Sc. Ii. 3-1S00.
MOTOR, outboard, s h.p. ROYAL
good running condition, $50. LU.
MoToRs-we exchange any motor
while you wait, $9.95 UP. Washing
toms largest stock, lowest prices,
xssT EaGsMEET TFee cd dparsslans sas
MiMEOGRAPH. "Printomatic" make,
for postcards, ETC., brand new, in
carton, complete with supplies;
$15.75. UNITED. S13 14th st. NV,
RE. 7-1177, Mr.. Sleeper. --l9
MULTILITH $50" MACIIINE--New-
est model; very good condition,
Operationai and cleaning instruc-
tions given to purchaser along with
various supplies. Priced, $2S5. Con-
GAFRITz. ssis " 81. eAtsG 4.sos66. purenaissns' is
MULTILITH,. 2O66 Std. Davidson
Feed; excellent condition. Call Lo
oFfSItceRs DEsKs-wainut. 4axs6l.s ls s4c
4-64 IN nr HE A.SE0O
Evening star., 1954-08-17

OFFICE FURNITURE
BEFORE YOU BUY-SEE US
FOR REAL, BARGAINS
800 desks, 400 file cabinets, tables,
ofdce chairs. lockers. storage cabi-
nets, visible hles. card fles. all sizes,
wood and steel.
SUMMER FESTIVAL SALE
SAVINGS UP TO 762o
Free Delivery and Parking
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 New York AVE. NV
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HOTEL 144O
Sleeping rms. S1O.50-S17.50 wk.:
housekeeping rms, $19.25-S21 wk.
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-08-17

WHITE HOUSE HOTEL
(opp. Statler HOTEL
110f 18th Street NV.
Singles, doubles. running water: some
with pvt. hath: $40 wk. and up.
RE. 7-0440.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

/ BEDROOM APT, $110
KITCHEN, BATH, SUN PoRCH
LARGE CLOSETS
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ACE WRECKING co.
D. @. YARD LII. 4-Osof
1902 MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
ROCKVILLE YARD 20. 2-g21l
Rt. 240--1 Mile North Of Rockville
30
MATTRESSES, box springs, sofa beds
up to $3.50 Off New onlyl All
orandsl All guaranteed. HU. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-08-17

Apis. are attractively furnished with
wall-to-wan carpet and window dra-
peries. On-the-premises facilities OF
drugstore, valet shop, beauty shop
and barber shop will save you time.
service and utilities included In rent.
Evening star., 1954-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass. furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-76O8
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LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 3-5707
THOMAS CIRCLE
All newly decorated, 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. You must see these. 1400
MaSS ave n w 1Q
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tcontinued on Next PsSe.J
Evening star., 1954-08-17

Ty. Motorola, 21-in.. 1852 console
excel. eond,; $145. AP. S-7l32,
Evening star., 1954-08-17

NEW FrREPRooF BLDG.
elevators. phone secretafial.
ALSO UNFTIRN. APIS. AVAILABLE
200 G ST. SELL. $3.50
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31

vonia and Mrs. Albert Spencer
Also Mr.. and Mrs William Stn-
SON Of Buckingham.
Those who visited in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rousch
over the week end were Mr. and
Mrs Donald DoWdy ana son. Don
AID William. OF Cllnton. Md
Joseph and Billy Rousch OF
FarmyIiie MIR and Mrs Jack
Key, Of Amelia, MIR and Mrs.
John RouSch, Mrs John Wright
and sons. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
DoWdy, of Cumberland
Nh. and Mrs. Lyle Owenby and
children spent the week end with
their relatives III Tennessee. Mrs
Garnes who has been spendlne
some time With them returned &
her home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31

Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ransom were week end guests in
The same home.
The Conduit Mathews family
we're Christmas Day dinner guests
OF Mrs p Ct Mathews and fam
lily
Mrs Green of Richmond. after
VISITING her sister. Mrs. Warren
Walker oi White Han return
ed with AIRS. Walker and M-Sat
Warren Walker. when they visit
ed II c Bray. IN Grace Hospital.
Richmond, on Wednesday, Dec,
-.
Warren and Howard Walker
visited their uncle. Fl. C Bray,
on Dec 25. at Grace Hospital
Christmas Day dinner guests at
White Hall" were w. T. Crowder
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowd :
n and children, Thornton and
Josephine Of Rt. 3. Farlnville
Miss Elaine Walker was a Sat
urday evening guest OF M-Set.
and Mrs David j. Matson and
J A. AGdleman
M-Sgt.% Warren Walker left
Sunday morning for Lockbourne
A + b. Columbus. OHIO. where
he ]s stationed
Many from here attended the
funeral service for T. G.. Stimp-
son, At Browns Church. Christ
mas Eve Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to the bereaved.
This Guinea correspondent
WISHES TO extend greetings and
best wishes for the New year to
the Herald Staff and to the
many correspondents and sub
sclibers OF The Falmville Her
aid
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Anderson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mein-
hard OF Guinea Mills Christmas
Eve morning
Mr.. and Mrs George jenkins.
OF Cumberland. visited MIS- { Fl
Melnhard and Mr. and Mrs W.
S. Anderson. Christmas Eve
A group OF young people sang
Christmas carols for Mrs. c r..
Meinhard Thursday night after
the pageant at Thomas Chapel
Mrs. Carl Meinhard George
and Claude Meinhard. Of Guinea
Mills. spent Christmas Day with
Mrs c. f. Meinhard.
Holiday Guests
Mfr and Mrs. w. S. Anderson
spent Christmas Day with MI
and Mrs j Gordon Smith in
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs John P. Stratton
Of Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Blackwell Walter Dav q
Blackwell. Of Sunny Side. and
Gordon Meinhard. Of Farmville
visited Mrs c f Meinhard and
Mi and Mrs. w. s Anderson
Sunday afternoon
MI and Mrs Sidney Sheldon.
of Toano. visited Mr. and Mrs.
c A Stonnell. Sunday
A group of men from Thomas
Chapel sang Christmas carols for
c w. Anderson. Friday night.
The Rev Kenneth + Burke.
Mrs Burke and Mrs, c L. Nun
nally. of Richmond. visited Mrs.
c f Meinhard and MI and Mrs
w S. Anderson. Monday after
noon.
lid Club Nce.S
The AShby Home Dem0nStra-
ton Club met with Mrs w b
Stonnell Wednesday Her home
was artlstlcally decorated in ac-
cordstice with the holiday sea
son Delightful refreshments were
served by the hostess after the
meeting.
Miss Louise Meador Of cum
berland, vas guest Of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Meador Sunday.
Carlton Pipjunge killed a deer
last week
Oak Grove Sunday School gave
A Christmas program the third
Sunday morning They had a
Christmas tree also Each one
said his part we'll
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31

Mr. and Mrs Donald Arndt
and son Jerry Of Richmond,
Wtfe'Week end holiday visitors Of
MS parents MN and Mrs. william
Arndt
CHRISTMAS day visitors Of Mn
and Mrs Robert Wright were Mr..
ana Mis- Walter Hogeins. Of
Richmond, Harry Toney Of Ar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31
Guinea

Rev. Y. ~P Look. the pastor.
brought an inspiring and appro-
pirate message 10 the eongreea-
ton III Centenary Church on
Sunday which, was the last wor-
slilp service al Me church III The
old year David Walker Of Wash
neton, .. c waIamong those
Who we're present y
E.nner guests Of NE Charles
Womack. Jr- family q Wood
VILE on Christmas Day were,
Mrs. A. j. Smith, MI and Mrs
Nelson HARRINGTON and children,
Jackie and Diane Of Guinea Aflls.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Smith and
children. Janice Arthur Danny
and Judy Of Falmyille
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert + Gar
nett and children. Edmund III.
and Betty Sue. were Christmas
Day luncheon guests Of Mrs Can
nett's brother Philip Shumakes
and family They also visited
Mr. and MIS- Harrison Shumak-
en-. Of Buckingham, and MI ard
Mrs r Q. Garrett. of Cumber-
land They were the expected
luncheon guests in the home Of
the latter on Dec 26
f d Ferguson was the guest
on Christmas Day of his sister
and brother-in-laW, MI and Mrs
Norman Southall
Guests at "Forkland" on Sun
day. Dec. 26. were Mrs. Sally
Butcher. Of Falmville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gordon and
DAUGHTER. Robin Lee, Of Bedford
MISS Lucille Ferguson. Of
Longwood College spent the hol-
days ut her home Maple Grove
Mr. and Mrs Leigh K Womnck
and daughter Virginia Garnet.
were Christmas Day luncheon
guests OF Mrs Womack's sister.
Mrs William Giles and family.
Of Richmond They also visited
Nh and Mrs tcrman tiby and
family OF Bon Ain
Christmas guests in the Ernest
Davis home were MIS- Hazel
Barnes and daughters. Mildred,
Gloria and Alice, Mrs. Raleigh
Bullock and dauahter Judy Ann.
Mrs. Erestlne Bernard Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Davis Jr. Mr. and
Mrs Ray Mathews and son Ray.
Jr.. all of Richmond MI. and MIS-.
r + Ransom. OF Richmond, were
Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs.
w. r McAbec and son. Billy. Jr.,
Of Petersburg were week end
guests Sunday evening guests
We're Mrs Lottie Brown, Mrs. Con-
dun Mathews and daughter.
Phyllis, Of Horse du Monde
M and Mrs J r. Stratton
were Sunday evening guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Anderson
and Mrs. c. Il. Meinhard, Of the
Ashby neiehborhood
Nh and Mrs j p. Stratton
were Sunday evening Guests of
MI and Mrs. Waverly Anderson
and Mrs. c. f. Meinhard. Of the
Ashby neiahborhood
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Womack.
Jr. and son. Charles III were
sunday luncheon guests of Ms
A. j. Smith and family Of Guinea
MINIS.
David walker of WASHINGTON.
D C.. spent the week end at his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-31

Consumers inStallment credit
rises for sixth month
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Monticello


The official for he Monticello
Little League ended the season
with a big picnic for the boys.
Every one had a nice time, even
the Dodgers who lost to the
Braves in their final game, 1913
Lindbergh jefferson, of this
city, has enrolled at the Univers-
ity OF Indiana in Bloomington,
where he will be working on his
masters degree in industrial edu-
cation Tolan Binns, stu
dent at AMIN college in Pine
Bluff, was called home due to
serious illness of his father. Gus
Binns Miss Alice Walker Of
Springfield, is the only new teach
er on the staff this year at Drew
high school. She is also the COM
mercial instructor Mrs. c.
r. Ramsey, has recently returned
from the National Baptist con-
vention which was held in st.
Louis after spending a few day
with her brother, Melvin Brooks
in st. Louis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
1 MEETING
nth Little Rock
5. Handy

h H. Hicks st. Louis, and Mrs, Ruth T Gray attended
funeral of Mrs. Annie Wallace of Boley, Oklahoma she
|he sister of Mrs Hicks and the aunt of Mrs. Gray.
IN H McFadden Brooklyn New York, has returned home
spending three weeks visiting his cousins Mr. and Mrs
Lr GRAY 1922 East Broadway While in the city, he
ned many social couresies from friends of the twin cities
o Springs He attended the National Eks convention in
eo where his is grand officer He also stopped in De-
Buffalo New York and Canada his return home.
Ehe Jones elementary school PTA met Thursday mite.
following officers were elected for the year: Mrs R. L.
b president; Mrs Barbra Wallace vice president Mrs.
I Longtime recording secretary; Mrs. T. E. Mckindra,
spending secretary; Mrs Minnie P. Ross treasurer Mrs
Yancey program chairman Mrs May hospitality chair
Mrs Perry welfare chairman; Mrs. Blanche Handy,
gShip chairman Mrs, Alexander, paramentaran, and
II. A. Arnold, reporter. Arthur Russell is principal
e PTA council will meet Tuesday evening at 8, Hillside
The council entertained the teachers last Tues
it'll luncheon in the home economics cottage at Jones
school Mrs. Robert Dickerson president and Mrs. B.
reporter.
he usher business meeting will be held Wednesday at
H. Eighth Street Baptist church. 8h and Hazel streets.
w. R. Vaughn pastor; G. Fl. Brown president and Mrs,
\ andy, reporter.
bert Barnes of the army is home visiting his parents,
End Mrs Fred Barnes
u.s. Christine Porch visited relatives in Dermot and Nc
the past weekend.
and Mrs, 7. V. Montgomery, Little Rock are spend
cir vacation in Old Mexico visiting relatives and friends
are the proprietors Of Pitts drive in
Smy D. Davis visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
ST., McGhee, over the weekend
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Conway

WIS y. "a layiUF
James Gilmore is back in the
city after a 22-day vacation. He
visited in Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and
Michigan, where he was the guest
Of relatives and friends On the
way home. he stopped in Chicago
to witness the game between the
Cubs and Cardinals. Mr.. Gilmore
reports a wonderful time
Union Baptist church honored its
pastor by celebrating his first
year of service with the church
The New Prospect church Of Rus
sellville was among the partici-
pants also Mt Carmel, Plummer-
vile, Union Baptist Morrillton,
st. Mark ,Menifee and pastors
from various churches. Rev. M
Martin, the pastor was the recipi-
ent Of many valuable gifts A.
mount raised, S219,53 Mar
veil Turner granddaughter Of
Mrs Katy Turner, is in Memorial
hospital for surgery. Mrs. J, NJ
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Northside School
Board Says No"
To DesegregatiOn

The North Little Rock school
board has no plan for indignation
and will not attempt to draw up
any plan at this time, was the
answer given Tuesday night to a
group of people assembled for a
discussion on recent petitions Of
Negro parents inquiring as to the
program of the nofthside schools
in compliance with the recent
decision of the Supreme Court,
declaring segregated schools in
the south. unconstitutional
Spokesman for the group was
Little Rocks attorney Thad D..
Williams. a member of the Ar
kansas State Conference Of
Branches, NAACP, legal redress
committee Other members of the
legal department present, were
Attorney Jackie Shropshire, and
Attorney George Howard, jr. Of
Pine Bluff.
The school board was represent
ed by Judge McLees, who said,
We feel that an attempt to inn
mediately implement desegrega-
ton =. would be premature
and unwise."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01

years of scouting He promised to
make this area one of the largest
in America with all the seouterS
help. Also presenI were Louis
Munos, president of the Little
Rock council, William Thompson,
chairman of the interracial com
mittee and who was responsible
for the Negro scouts camping at
Camp QuapaW this summer AID
Mr.. Larry president of Pin c
Bluff council We were very
pleased TO have these white scout
er5 come into our meeting. There
were den mothers, cub mothers,
assistant cub masters, scott mas.
tiers and chairmen of divisions
commissioners and all who make
up the scouting program present
Mrs, Ruth Jefferies, Pet MI k con
sultant served also. There were
plenty of hot dogs and otler re-
freshments for everybody 81.
Mrs. Marshall Bull and grand
children, Hickey and Rub, 81
Pasadena drive, went To "a rview
to a family reunion. They also
spent the night in Malvern and
were accompanied home by Mrs
Bulls brother and sister-in-lawt
Mr. and Mrs. *, D. Easnn OF
Kansas, who also attended the re-
union The Tannettes met at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Dunbar, 300 GMC Thurs
day mite. Plans were completed
for their Bermuda dance, which
was held at Morocco club Mon
day mite. This was a benefit dance
for the florence Crittehton home
Members present at the meeting
We're Mesdames Mary Alice Russ
Anita Wilburn, Beatrice Hawkins
Misses Maurice MeJinpsan, Jere-
lene Cole, Rosie Lee ESradea aa3
Verlia Grice A delicious lepast
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
England
Mrs. Mary smith

Mrs. Mary Smith
Rev, ]. d. Turner conducted
morning and afternoon services at
Bethel CINE church Mrs. B, c.
Williams of Little Rock made an
address on Mark conference. fol
lowed by a solo. There We're 9th
ef guests from Little Rock Of
fieers elected for the Marx con-
ference were: Bishops. Elders and
preachers, Mrs B. c, Williams,
and Rev and Mrs. Junn were
present to explain how the work
must be done at Pasom Hollow,
one of the Mark conference dis
trict names, which will be held
October 90 Total raised Sun
day, $l2l0
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Booker Homes
Mrs. Lee i. Nins0n

~ A%'A a hA1'h
The adult leaders of the boy
scouts of Quapaw area made up
Of the Pine Bluff Little Rock
and North Little Rock divisions
had what was called a Big Chiet
Me-Catchcm Roundup in the
social room of Booker homes last
Wednesday mite. This was a very
successful affair under the super
vision of the field director of the
boy scouts, Clarence Brooks Fred
Byrd, chairman of Little Rock d.
vision was master of ceremonies
Chairman of North Little Rock
division, W H. Williams and
George Conn, chairman of Pine
Bluff division. all played an inn.
portant part on the program A
mong those present was the scout
executive Of the Quapaw area,
Glenn M wilkins, who has
come to Little Rock from Texas
and has already completed 20
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01

Rev Bass was arrested several
weeks ago, and was charged with
operating a gambling house. Bass
who was at that time, district
superintendent of the Methodist
church has been suspended from
that office, pending outcome Of
the charges levied against him,
according to reports.
There were several others ar
rested along with Bass, and
charged with assisting" in the
gaming operation. All are out on
bond.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
e Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland


The members Of the East Side
Baptist church ON East Center
street, are giving their pastor.
Rev. G. c. Cook, an anniversary
beginning tonight thru Sunday
The mission union Of the
Friendship district will be held at
Starlight Baptist church
Sunday at 2 p. m, the Mission
society will meet and the local
president desires each president
of the Mission society to en-
courage all members to attend
every lst Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Jones, president and Rev W M
Jones, pastor Walking with
God" was the subject of the in
spring text, the pastor OF Ever
Green Baptist church delivered
Sunday morning. Many out-of-
town and nearby church guests
were present. Rev. Brewster made
a wonderful talk and was wei
come at any time by Rev Cham
pion The association Of the
Friendship district will begin
October thru 8 at Mt. Calvary
Baptist church, Rev. J. l. Thomas,
pastor. The moderator, Rev High
Shaw, expects everyone TO be
present and on time
KATESVILLE NOTES
Revival began Sunday at The
St Mark Baptist church with Eb-
enezer Caledonia Baptist church,
present, Rev. S. S, Adams, pas
tor. Dinner was served Mrs.
Matte Hall who has been sick
is improving rapidly Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore and family are now
residing in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs.
Moore is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Captain Richard, who have
another daughter, Lucille, nurse
in California Rev II. G..
Goodwin is doing fine and enjoy
ing the beautiful blessings Of
God The Union county fair
was well attended with many
wonderful things on exhibit
The Douglass chorus won first
prize singing at the fair Mr., aad
Mrs Henry Thompson, managers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

Last Sabbath was high day in
the city of Texarkana for the
Seventh Day Adventist youth and
their leaders. Elder C, c. Gun
bingham who is the educational
as well as head of all youth
departments was present. For the
morning, Elder Darggett con-
Quoted the Sabbath school, Elder
Cunningham gave the sermon al
II a. m. for the youth. This was
a very timely sermon and all
youth enjoyed this as well as
those that were not youth The
afternoon was given to the pres
ident Of the Arkansas federation
and leaders, for plans in the com
ing month also for panel discus
sions, The president, Mrs. Woods
asked that the youth do more
missionary work for the coming
months. A social was given Sat
ufday evening after the Sabbath
school in the Stephens communit-
ty dining room This was a very
good treat. 1t was enjoyed by all
VINO attended. Next meeting, we
are hoping to be in Fort Smith.
Date is not known at present. Ell
der Proctor. pastor and Mrs. Flo
rine Johnson, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Y Teen News

The Fun Lovers club mad an
interesting meeting last Saturday
at the YWCA. Officers were e.
lected as follows: president, Sadie
Scott vice president, Carolyn
Jones, secretary, Linnie Harrison,
assistant secretary. Doris wilkins
treasurer, Geraldine Edwards
chaplain. Essie B. Knowles, SER
geant-at-arms, Geraldine Stox
Other members present were
Marilyn Green, Ernestine Liggtns,
Wilmetta Hudson and Cleo M.
Kinney.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Boulevard News
Rev. j. f.. Green

Pilgrim Valley 9th and Park.
Rev, F. J. Nash. pastor, is hold
ing a revival turnout next week.
st. Peters Rock Baptist church
will close its revival tonight. Con-
ner's Chapel will begin its re-
vival Sunday and Shiloh Baptist
church Will end revival tonight
There will be an excursion to
Hot Springs Sunday. sponsored
by Macedonia Baptist church S.,
Mr.. Jones, supt., and Rev. S. Ga
lin, pastor The trip will be to
Nazarene Baptist church, Rev.
Wilson, pastor =, Rev. ]. X,
Green is to leave for Hot
Springs Saturday, where he viii
take treatments at the bathhouse.
He will remain in the hospital
for ten days before returning to
the city,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01

was served by the hostess
There was a fish FRY at the So
cial room last Saturily. benefit
of the building fund OF the Zien
Hill Baptist church of Sweet
Home, Rev Walter Potter, 80 c.
NC, pastor This was sponsored
by Mesdames B, jones. Gaines
and Rueker, who also helped in
the project and are members Of
this church. That's AL 70 now,
see you next week,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Willie Mae Burns Plaintiff
VS., No 10099l
Andrew Burns, Defendant
The defendant, Andrew Burns, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Willie Mae Burns.
Dated: September 9th. 1854
Jackie Shropshire & J. r. Booker
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Thad Williams
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher. d c.
101-8-I5-22 at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-10-01

The members were glad to have
Mrs. S, E. Knowles present Mrs.
d. Z. Murray is adviser of the
club. The next meeting will be
Saturday at 1890 p. m. Other
clubs are beginning their regular
meetings this week,