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Evening star., 1954-03-27
Organized Bible CIoses

yer Spring, Md, will meet at $50
am. with Paul M. Lehman.
DR.. Gladys A. Curry will speak
on Broadening Our Horizons"
at 10 a m. before the Forum Class
of Mount Vernon Methodist
Church. The Rainbow Class din
ner will be held at the Fairfax
Hotel at $3.50 pm. on Friday.
The Pierce Glass will hold its
banquet at $50 pm. at the
Church. Fellow Workers Class
will meet at 10 am. tomorrow.
with the Rev. Vaughan Moore.
Chief Judge Bolitha Laws will
teach the A. B. Pugh Glass at
10 am. The Rustin Couples Class
will meet at 10 am. Don and
Beverly Carruth will have charge
of the new series. Glass officers
are Wilson and Laura Hooff
president; Clarence and Ards
Pitman, vice president and
treasurer. and Herbert and
Lucille Pierce, secretary. The
Jaynes Class will meet at 10 am.
with Mrs. Ida r. Groover.
Graham Couples Class will meet
at 10 am. with Alfred LeSene
Jenkins. The class will hold its
banquet at 6:45 pm. Monday,
April 5, in the Social Hall. The
Pierce Couples officers are John
and Janet Daniels, president; Cal
and Doris Higbie. secretary;
Russ and Eleanor Kyser. treas
urer; Larry and Ruth Brown.
worship; Joe and Josephine
Cantrell, Dean and Eileen How
ard, curriculum: Mel and Bobbie
Lehman. and Tex Ford. recrea-
ton; Ron and Elsie MenZel,
membership; Blaine and Jua-
nita Thompson. social welfare;
Ray and Martha White. Ed and
Anna Mclean, publicity. Mrs. j.
D. Ford and DR.. Harvey Wise are
the teachers. The All States Glass
at 10 am. tomorrow will be
taught by Paul Selby. DR.. John
c. Mayne will teach the 24-30
Glass at 10 am. on Doctrine of
Salvation" The Hi-Quest Glass
will meet at 10 am. Sue Shivers
will teach the Susanna Wesley
Glass at 10 am. Mount Vernon
Couples Glass will meet at 10
am. tomorrow with Tom Golden.
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Lost Church Service
To Be Held in Building

Peoples Congregation q !
Church will hold its final services
tomorrow in the building 1t has
occupied for SO years at 628 M
street NV.
First services at the new
church, 4704 Thirteenth street
NV, will be held next Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1954-03-27

The Star has recently received
a number Of religious books.
They are:
Near to the Heart Of God. BY
Cleland Boyd McAfee and Kath-
crime McAfee Parker. (Bobbs-
Merrill; $1.75.)
Mrs. Parker has collected As Of
her fathers editorials, which ap-
peared from 1912 to 1916 in the
1.-The Continent" the Presbyter-
ian church weekly. The books
title is taken from her fathers
famous hymn.
An Anthology of the Love of
God. BY Evelyn Underhill. (Mc-
Kay; $500
The selection from the writ
ings of Mrs. Underhill was made
by the Right Rev. Lumsden
parkway and Lucy Menzies.
Bishop Barkway's introduction
calls her lone of the greatest. If
not the greatest, of contempor-
airy devotional writer's of the
Anglican Church"
A Journey into Faith. BY
Thomas S. Kepler. (Abingdon
Press; $2.500
DR.. Kepler, professor of New
Evening star., 1954-03-27

the 11th An
nual Sunrise
Service of the
Organic e d
Bible Glass
Association on
Sunday, April
18, in Carter
Barron Am
phi t h e a t e r.
The United
States Navy
B and will
open the SerV-
ice at 5:45
am.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
Church Burns MORTGAGE

The Purity Baptist Church,
1925 Maryland avenue NE, eel
ebrated its seventh anniversary
this week with mortgage-burn-
ing ceremony. The church was
organized in 1947 with Is men,
bers, The pastor is the Rev. H.
G. Hockett.
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Moss for FBl Employees

More than 500 FBI employees
and their families will attend
their annual communion mass
at 8 am, tomorrow at St. Mat
thew's Cathedral. The Most
Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, Catholic
Archbishop of Washington, will
speak to the group at 10 am. at
the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-03-27

McKendree Etchlson Memorial
Committee of the Organized
Bible Glass Association has eS-
tablished a permanent scholar
ship for full tuition on a yearly
basis at Western Maryland Col
lege, Westminster. Maryland.
The committee invites written
applications from either a boy or
q girl for the year 1954-55, &C
companied by a letter of endorse
ment from an Adult Bible Class
member of the association. For
further information. write the
committee, Room $50, 1435 G
street NV, Washington S, DC.
The Executive Committee Of
the, OBCA will meet at Emory
Methodist Church, 6100 Georgia
avenue NV, at $50 pm. on
Tuesday
The Templemen's Bible Glass
of Temple Baptist Church will
meet at 10, am. tomorrow with
Norman Sandridge.
= The Trilla B. Young Bible
Glass of Western Presbyterian
Church will meet at 9:45 am.
when Willard w. Gatchell will
teach the lesson and install Off
GERS: Mrs. Alice BoleS, president;
Miss Louise Arbenz, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Volena B. Williams.
recording secretary; Mrs. Maize
Fairchild, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. Catherine Edison,
treasurer.
The McKimmie Progressive
Bible Class of Shepherd Park
Christian Church will meet at
9:45 am. with Rev. Kenneth c.
Buker. The class officers are:
Miss Constance Haffner. presi-
dent; Mrs. Lois Wilson, vice
president; Mrs. Carrie Frederick,
secretary; Mrs. Peggy King, cor
responding secretary. and Miss
Margaret Haffner, treasurer.
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will meet at
$3.50 am. with Harper L. Gar
rett.
George M. Moore, Civil Service
Commissioner, will be the speaker
for the Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church at 9:45 am. The
Burial Class will meet at 10
q m. with Mrs. Brooks Hays. The
Florence M. Brown Class will be
taught by Miss Edith Jones at
10 am. The Faith Bible Class
will meet at 10 am. to hear Mrs.
Erna Patterson. The class Off
GERS are John Holt, president;
Barry Barnes, vice president; Jim
Scott, secretary, and Ted Shaw,
treasurer.
Trinity Mems Bible Class of
Trinity Methodist Church will
meet at $50 am. tomorrow with
Arthur L. Hayford.
The Brotherhood Class of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
will meet at 10 am. with John
G. Alice. The class officers are
George F. Stringer, president;
Claude E. Mckay, vice president;
Ross S. Clarke, sr.. treasurer, and
Arthur A. Nichols, secretary.
The Susanna Wesley Glass, to-
gether with the A. c. Christie
Bible Class, of Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church, will
meet at 9::30 am. with Charles
Wise. The Susanna Wesley Glass
will hold its regular business
and social meeting at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs. James Lowry,
1908 39th street NV.
The Clyde Kelly Class for Men
of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church will meet at $50 am.
when Edwin NJ. Wright will
speak on Feeding the Five
Thousand"
Everyman's Bible Class of
Woodside Methodist Church, Sill
Evening star., 1954-03-27
SimneL Coke Recine

"Simnel Cake" baked accord
ing to an old English receipt"
will be served at an open house
at 8 pm. tomorrow in st.
Thomas Episcopal Church,
Eighteenth and Church streets
NV.
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Legion Leaders to Meet

American Legion and auxiliary
leaders of Virginia's 10th district
will hold their annual spring
conference tomorrow at Gadsby's
Tavern in Alexandria. Repre-
sentative Broyhill, Republican Of
Virginia, is scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
By Howord M. Stoekhouse

DR.. Albert Joseph Mccartney,
minister emeritus of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church. will
present the Easter message at
Evening star., 1954-03-27

METHODIST METHODIST
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PENTEcosTAL HOLINESS
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Germun Lenten Service

Concordia Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, Twentieth and
G streets NV, will present
German lenten service at GAS
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-03-27
Bids on New Church

The Congress Heights Baptist
Church will announce bids on
its proposed new building at the
$50 and II am. services tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1954-07-25
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

DOUGLAS ST., nr. Lutheran home
20 hiOaiss,l iss.,l.eI' IkRsfsiNoEH RzAaasSH zas
NoRrH MICHIGAN pARK-Newi,
redec. o-rm. semidet. brick; full
tiled bsmt. with lavatory. laundry
Tm. with Bendix and dryer; fenced
yard; only $3.50 down, assume Gl
loan. Price. -$13.950. Immed. pos
sss , SoSl ssIl isth aas.Eo q; e. THs Tzss and
%2RisSS,u NC. SIS sis''Hi iith i. NV.
heat: ieayins city: sacrifics. OWNER,
VA. e-2434. 1920 2nd Ct. ne.
oWNER-703 EMERSON ST. NE,
$e,e60-Open Sun. to 5. Must sell
% "a: week snd; Any so sSses9na1ls S sash
AZ. semidet. brick: S rms. tiled
bath, rec. rm.. sas a.-c. heat, fenced
lot. A steal at this price. To. 2-sS5s,
% BucHANAN-sriek. 9 bedrms.,
1.hath. liy, rm.. din. rm- mod. kit,
out. House IN excel. cond. CLAUDE
.-6HIFLET, to. 10000. RA; s.
aSSss FORT TorrxN pRrvEL1oSpp.
6wsEs' ssHEss' ;issS0a SRssaEn' HE1ek assac aSTs;
ssoe ELK. EyARr sr. N.E.-stoSne.
and-frame bldg: 15 rms. 8 kits, 8
baths: oil ht.;. gar; lot 100x150;
space for another Bldg, Very. very
sSsRrk sfsssP RzL lsz .' EsTz4e sTsGe dn Ia csll q
$500; res. II. 3-s995.. -26
$50 buys 6-rm. brick with hsmt.
Nearly new. Many extras. 5fe
6 d1sn e S a t.rsSsv Lev terms IS & oshsss aszs
n YOU ARE LS0oikdiNiG SSidii 10 for SDiS; nice
2 or 8 bdrm. or frame home. in
nearby MARYLAND. NE. or Sc.
Washington. at very reas. prices.
sssTa EsF@s Co. can No. 9hE z-ss0s sMoSpaiRnE q WA
M NL'SiS NEW PROV. Hosr.-e rm. semi
det. brk;: 8 bedrms;. 1h baths, .recr.
nm. with lge. storage closets in
e9ssS ss IT,. sss sas. Ia s0sg s514s 4Ass'oMi %NEs ss
12fb TAYLOR ST. N.E.--Large g.
Incl. eduipped Eit.. s porches. sutos
HHessiss e.. gas heat and nice yard; Price
{e2s = st.; NV. Ma. s-os62. Ewes.
PEks0NxL BELONGINGS AND
cSs Ss0oG nso SAaH III. MonhRSEY /: 81 SYg snssa 70
old. corner brick. Beautifully fur
nished. large Tv, disposal, washing
machine TO lawn mower. Assume
sion owner tram Transferred. Siok csn cgUSsese Be
bought unfurnished. Trade con-
MARSHALL J. :WAPIE Co, 1874
18th st: NV. Realtor. AID. 4-20O5.
ana let the other pay for property.
Mr.. TAFT yR. HIGH-7-rm. and
dinette. hall entrance. 2 baths,
chestnut trim. oil h.-w.; plastered
svss ss%t xI5h xp os1S Ssth KsErsfSags r. gsFsgf
REALTY. LA. 6-14g2. -2S
1904 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Brick, 9
rms, baths, 2 apts.; excel. cond.
Easy terms. Ii. 6-7043. WILL
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Co conLoREp asun g.

500 Block q ST.
Four 1-rn., kit. and bath apartments,
detached brick; { refrigerators. 4
stoves, oil h.-w.h, separate gas and
electric meters; tenant occupied:
present income. $176 per mo-; good
inysstmsnt ha for only $1,000: $500
SHIRLEY'S REALTY co.
z449 Benning I'd. NE. LII. 2-6552
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA--Det. shingle, 8 rms, 2
for j or 3 families. out-ofetoWn town
owner @ wants quick sale, $4,000.
AszcosRfAMLgseamSidssates sSfzSS sRf Lg anSdsae. shinsle. q
rms, bath. h:.w;h. Price. $500.
3400 and LU. 4-3gS2.
BRADBURY HGHTS., Just OF South
ern ave. .-Det. brick rambler, 2 bed
rms, tiled bath; full bsmt.. gas
HAkrMaSNSl MSSlqs REAETY leTsl lSe III sl12;Soo 1 q
CAPiToL HiII--one = block H. O.
sios satSs tsSSrne5 5rIs PROP; 10 rms, Kits Sa
siflss lfifSlss II iHf5 ssSo1u S6 unfurn' win as. sac
CAPITOL HTLL - Choice. livable
as Sl0,95O. PRINGLE REALTY.
CONGRESS HTs;-pet. brick a-story
Coloniai with 2 lge. bedrms., scr.
rss aarTa nn I6 Il5e 1ssel lsY:! l0t HAsF RsE.
NAN REALTY. INC, LU. $4,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.
brick, screened front porch, recrea.
rri.. storm windows. fenced rear
sARholLs sAlRsh ssfsa REAL e Ssfa49 $lRsEe Jo JAMES g.
CoNGRE%ss EST HEiGHHTss. III; rs 9si bss Newcomb
st. s.e.-Excellent location:s Cape
God BUNGALOW: large living room,
fireplace. dining room and kitchen;
on End floor. Q large bedrooms. batl,
and sewing room; full basement.
recreation room; gear brick garage:
Fenced rear yard; paved alley; must
&c seen to appIeciate its value
RnS EIisde = ss sFySE WA 5oe ,Js aWGoMR Nisnd13
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE-Loy. 5-rm.
brick. screened side porch, recrea.
rm. fenced rear yard; excel. financ-
ing. JAMES CARROLL REAL
ESTATE, 10. 2-0400; Sum. LU. q
FoRT DUPONT AREA Nothing
down CT or low down pymt. nom
GI with 4es loan. Pymts. $67 prin-
cipal and int. Semidet. mod brick;
excel. cond.. 3 bedrms.. full liv.
ac am Y 0sns ae Ps5SSss aSsSsI sfSsss oors gsss
aluminium storm doors and wind.
ccnv., to public. and parochial
schools. shop. transp. Sacrifice
S1a:175. Leaving city. owner, MR..
,,LuBIN, Ly. 1-7419. 4o11 D st. Sc.
HiLLCREST. nr. Branch and Ala.
4 bedrms, Q baths, on 1st fr.:
knotty pine rec: rm. with bath: oil
HARTMAN REALTY. NC. LU.
No O. Down DowN PAYMENT-2-bedrm.. ..
sss 15lcf 81 hsas !, SIS isssion psr %o. inei sll
S taxes and insgursnce. Call Mr.
$500 DOWN--Detaeied bunsaloE on
AsDsms so,,D's Ya aye ,s des for retired e;
heat: detached garase;. immaculate
5sSs; svess LU. 2-7s1s. Atlas
rWos rEWEosLIfr LaIfAsef2mrsrs. 81 sRIcK-Tasslee sRIcKTass
rooms and bath each: live In one
lent terms. BS oWNEss,- r. 80. ;iA s,Siss
24fs SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.s bed.
rooms, rec. rIn.; fenced yard. corner
Ia RzERfsos Rfs5s1sss A6zHs fSnSlsloR RA sssSs
$500 cur 81. s.E.. new brick -rS ram
bier. 3 bedrms.. Ice. lot. $1s.750.
1914 4ist sT.-semidet. brick; .
DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC. UN. f.
dis oG KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.--Ideal
Tor = APIS. Low Q0Wn payment. ROW
brick newly redec. Hall plan.
to everything. sl1.bO0. RA. 3-4Ss4.
M. THAFoHr FokT pufoNT SneoN PAkK-s.bsd. GKssssi
rrn. brick. full bsmt.. assume GI
ts1st. p No down psTs9 pyms JAAEs "a sass. SAa.
SEaR sans cokAf " f-faai MIIis sHoP. err, in
d. C.--Det brick Cape Cod bum
galow, 2 bedrnas., expan. attic, m.
bsmt. built-in gar; Sl5, 50Q. ~.
TMo-u w -utNiT tiNiinp APARTMENT. sla.soo:
Anacostia-Bolltng area: two modern
l-becrocm units. located Just 2
terms arranged. Cnll Mr.. Clark.
IA. a-0011. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
Co. Realtof, 122z 1zth st. nv.
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HILLCREST
BEST BUY

3h baths. 3 twin-sized bedrooms, 23-
peting. din. rm. has French doors
opening to screened porch: kit. has
everything, plus breakfast nook, too;
paneled den. finished recr. rm. and
maids room. House Is detached.
Priced below cost. Mr.. Rauch. 10.
%-eygglI;, %gI,ur ,vc ~ .so-.,
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DETACHED SIS, $50
BRICK CAPE COD
OPEN SUNDAY. 3 TO 9 PM.
5028 HANNA PL. S.E.

Luxury living ct low cost with small
down payment: fun bsiut.. eas heat.
tile bath, de luxe Kitchen. Out Ben-
ming I'd. TO Hanna pl. and left TO
home. Z. G. HILLEx q Co. Do.
5000. "A. $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-07-25
HOUSES ron sALE--N,R.

COLORED-NEAR SEEMING RD.
and II st.--3-yr.-old semidet. brick:
2.family apts.: with 2 bedrms, /;
gas h.-w.l1., fenced-in lots mr.. al
cow. Mr.. Harris, Lu. 1-7126.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 10.
4-3400.
CoLORED-53O4 3 ST. s.E.-4 rms.
bath, electricity; $500 down, S57 80
mo. NE. $4,000. ---27
COLORED--GI on NON-GE-2-fam-
rent free: very small down bay payment ny
Mr.. DELE, 10. 2-06S3 Of UN.
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CT OR NON-GI
Detached Brick$15, $50
'All white ,I Esisheorhooq et,tIs ia II p; G.,

fAlI Whtte NeiEhb0rh0Od In ID. C.l
3 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
First floor bedroom and tile bath.
2 bedrms. and tile bath upstairs.
glreD oS,rn Il Nv i, r ,.S SEQ, ..a ain; .n.r. .
de luxe stove. refer. and exhaust
fan; fun basement. tiled floor, 2s-ft
rec. rm Level lot: two blccks to
shopping, bus, school, ETC.; Anchor
fenced rear yard with roses, crepe
myrtle. pond. trees. etc. REAL
FIRST time offered. sacrifce. Sale
By owner. No agents $4,000 cash
needed. OPEN SUNDAY.
Ar NEWcolMB NEco NIB sT; E ~; ~.
tAcro8s 8. Capitol st. bridge, up
Portland ct. to Nevcomb.1
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BETHEsDA--Priced for QUICK sale
BY OWNER being transferred. Will
value almost new frame rambler: 3
bedrms., bsmt. with outside entrance;
fireplace; lge. beaut. fenced corner
lot; UNDER $4,000. You assume
4% CT loan. Your payments only
$S5 per mo. for everything. Less
than $4,000 down or terms con-
sidered. No agents. please. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-07-25

Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, JULY %, 1854
Evening star., 1954-07-25
A BARGAIN
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
$17,500

SVSO 0oVA4 ~ - ASs41s
Open Sat. t.-Sun., 2-5 PM
Lge. corner lot with nice
a: house: 1st noor. liv. rm,
sun room. 2nd floor, master
TONER. 2 smaller bedrms., mod
ern tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower. H.-w.h. with
oil burner. Awnings, storm
windows. Carpeting on LIST
floor and stairway. Drapes,
curtains, and mirrors incl. q
car det. garage. Good loc. 1
blk. from st. Francis DeSales
Parocbial School.
HENRY j. ROBB, REALTOR
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI.
1-S14 ewes. Mr.. Phillips,
WO. 6-3267.,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
0e.s Arc

Dan Chase and his brother,
Letge Chase motored to Mariana
on businass. Porter Williams. c,
e. Gogan. motored to Pine B uff
last Sunday Ralph Bunch
club met at the home Of Mrs.
Berniee Koonee, Friday Afternoon
. The WINS met Monday after
noon. There were ten present, to
discuss the topic, What can we
do to help our young people
Rev and Mrs. r. W. Rodgers
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam ROLAND, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. EWell Floyd
Thomas, Kansas, was home on
business recently Mrs. Wilt
Mae Thomas visited her uncle in
Stuttgart Sunday school was
conducted by Supt. Ode Brown,
Ode Brown, spent the mite
with Mr.. and Mrs, Bland Mitchell
at McAlmcnt,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28
Pine Street School,
Seniors Climax Assembly Program

Seniors Climax Assembly Program
CONWAY-Thursday morning the senior class took over
the assembly program with T. J. Landers officiating The
group pulled topics from box containing loo topics Some
of the leading topics pulled after Graduation
WHAT My Idea fer Good School Spirit What Think the
Immediate Effect Of the Supreme Court Ruling SegreBa
Will BE "fIoW will the Students Of Conway Benefit from
the Supreme Court of Segregation In Public ssho9s why
/ think Education is Important and many others were dis
cussed very briefly and inteligenty BY the group
To night O'clock the seniors will present their com
pageant "The Crossroads which is divided into
five parts The introduction and summary will be given by
Joe n Manay Speaker for the college Ella Jewel Dooey for
vocation, Leon Edwards military William GtVan and home
making Bave Glass Motto: I'VE Have just Crossed
The Bay The Ocean Lies Ahead This is the first time
in the history of the school that boys have exeeed girls IN
scholastic achievements If you took notice 10 last weeks
paper three boys held first, second and third honors
Athletics: 1864 Football Schedule
Home games: September 10th Camden, October 1st Fort
Smith 22nd Prescott November 18th Malvern and
10th Jonesboro Road games September nth Cu
September 22nd Stuttgart October 9Th October
18th Pine Bluff October 29t Morron, and November 5lht
Arkadelpha
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Mrs. WilIene Smith

The banquet given by the South
end club last Tuesday night, was
a great success with the Eastead
club as our guest Mrs. Nc
cloud and members of the PTA
accompanied the children to the
Fair Park. Friday Everyone en-
ioyed a wonderful time We
have had very successful school
term, and have enjoyed working
with Mrs MeCI0ud, and certainly
hope she has enjoyed working IN
our community. We are looking
forward to seeing her again in
September The East End club
will meet Saturday mite at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Wallace We were proud to
have Quinn Chapel as our guest
Sunday night The message
preehed by the pastor was very
inspiring.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-28

ed In the Little League and Pony
League. We do thank Mr., Thrash
er for giving these boys this op-
portunity. | am sure 1t will be
a great help in building better
character in the boys of this COM
munIty The ~ teens will
go to the YWCA Monday night
to be i'll on the camp award pro-
gram, as a result Of the potato
chip sale We hope to do better
job next year. SO that we may
receive some Of the awards ,
Mrs. JoefIa Robinson, is an a
gent for the Lucky Heart pro-
duets The Conner Chapel
Progressive club met at the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. Rueker
Ne, AZ Pasadena drive. Everyone
was made to feel welcome by
the hostess and host Mrs
Beatrice Jones, 43 Pasadena drive,
is in the University hospital to
undergo an operation Hope It
will be successful and she will
have a speedy recovery
Mrs. Rosie PulIiam and son, Will
lie Charles, 235 GMC, left sun
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Rev. and Mrs. c. p. Jensen.
Grambling. Louisiana, We're guest
of Mrs. Jenson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Griffin Mr.. and
Mrs Hersheu Moore, Pine Bluff,
we're guest Of Mrs. M0ore's grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Loggjns Mrs. Essie Garden
and children from Leuann, were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Loggins,
Sunday Mrs. Irene Williams.
FL Dorado was guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ. CIR +
fin, Sunday Miss Savannah
Williams, Ell Dorado. visited her
sister Mrs. Hilton Stephen
Mrs. Carlee Harris. Pine Bluff
and children. were guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w.
Loggins Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Elliott, and Miss Mary Sue Wen
da, were visitors Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Loggins, Sunday Rev Allen
Ell Dorado. was a visitor here r.
Gently Joe Meeks was taken
to Warner Brown hospital, We'd
nesday.
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vfii.Illof

j. NJ. ferkln
Services at Shady Grove AME
church were very good. Rev Fl.
W. Watt delivered the morning
message The financial drive was
II charge of the building commit
tee, composed Of J. NJ. Perkins,
Thomas Reed, ST. F. II. Holmes
D. L. Martin and George Bow
den. The amount Of $1210.25
was raised without any special
efforts. Construction work On the
new stone church Is going On
rapidly. All material and labor
are paid for Up to date, The cash
plan Is working nicely We are
making plans for another drive.
W. c. Garter, Flint, Michigan,
his mother and two sisters, of
Pine Bluff, were the guests Of
their aunt. Mrs. Mary Jane Webb,
the past weekend Betty
Slack and Dorothy Kitchen were
entertained with a class birthday
party. at the home Of Professor
and Mrs. W. {, Slack, Sunday D..
Mrs Rachel Lee kimbaIl visit
ed Little Rock, Thursday, to re-
ceive treatments at the Missouri
Pacific hospital Mrs. Clovice
Wilder and SON. visited with her
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day night for Detroit. Michigan,
where she will be with her
daughter, Mrs. Marie MeClinton,
who is i'll. She will also get ae-
quainted with two grandchildren,
whom she hasn't seen Mrs.
Louisa Butler, Is Richmond Lane,
spent the week lend In Dewitt,
visiting her mother. Mrs Berdla
Hudson and friends Mr. and
Mrs. John Gillian, 20 GMC.
are parents Of another daug tier
born May l6 This is their seventh
daughter That's all fer now,
see you next week
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sister in-laW. in Little Rock over
the weekend Funeral ser
vices were held recently at the
First Baptist Missionary church.
for Henry King who died May
Is Survivors include two sons,
one daughter, and a host of rela-
tiVes and friends,
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The Boys club is still meet
ing on Tuesday nights in the So
cial room. At the last meeting
William Thrasher of the colored.
division of the Boys club, show
ed a movie. He has a well-round-
ed summer time program in mind
for the club The club is includ-
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