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HOUSES UNrURNIsHED

500: MODEM 5.RM HOUSE. Semi,
det.:, fenced yard: gas heat: front
porch: bsmt la. 6:1455.
Nh. ARL BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.
-3-bedrm semidet.: lge., incl. sum-
mer porch. rec. rm ia. 1888.
S97 so, ARL.-2-bedrm semidet., mr.
Arl blvd and Glebe I'd EN-. 3-5678.
davs: EM 3-q20a ewes. Ill
FALLS CH.- H.-ANNANDALE AREA -3.
bedrm. brick, full basement; swim
club membership; $125. JE. 2-27S3.
ALEX. Arlandria area - 3-bedrm
brick semidet. house; conv. to buses,
shSSppding' shSpnd. public and nd. parochisl snl
per mo. Phone MR.. NORRIS. XII,
Kansas AVE. s51s rms. 2
porches; S110 mo. Key at 5514
Kansas ave. NV. Call DU. 7-3500.
ARL.. cLosE-N-4-bedrm., 2-story
frame: full bsmt.; front and rear
porches: quiet, wooded area: nice
house for large family: 500. 1905
ARL.. 1918 n. VEITCH~ist a.; new
| house: 4 exposures: lge. liv. rn.. z
bedrms.. hsrnt.:: heat furn.; IA. z.
0s27. UN. 4-3545: aft. 5. LU.. @
ICLSosE-M ARLINGTON. se5--im.
| mac. mod. 2-bedrIn. .semidet;. ful
bsnt., auto. sas heat, fenced, "a
ia, VslU03. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON, fully equipped. good
location. REAS. RENT; no down
payment, Just rent. Phone IA.
STORE, Sill. Spg. area:
Estab. 5 yrs, must sell. JU. 9-5s9l.
DINER FOR SALE. cheap. Must be
moved at once. Can be seen at 10g0
Kenilworth ave. ne. HECHINGER
CO, 18th and H SITS. ne, Ii. z
9400, Mr.. Sail or Mr.. Lyken. -lO
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. Bargain
Of your life. $750;, 50;,os sood location
SHOE STORE, Is years in Alexandra,
low priced for quick sale. Call XII.
s-7773 to 9 pm. or TIE. 6-17O4 eve
nings. lO'
DRUGSTORE, nearly S2oo-a; day day
$4,000; OF good 9 fixtures and fountain:
stock, $500; same owner over 20
years; wants to retire; $4,000.
BOX 1867. Star. 10
TEN CHALLENGER hot nut vendine
machines; must be sold this week;
$500 or best offer. OV. 3-4S50.. -9
GROCERY, self-service, corner loca-
tion. reasonable rent: priced for
aSisNSr aSWNrR sale; IF esssss c!Sssd Monday 1o cal
Blue And GREY TOURIST COURT
q. s. /. at .Ladysmith. Va, 35 mi
north Of Richmond-.512-ft. front.
age: z units; 5-room home and res
taurant, furnished and equipped' re.
for itself in 2 or 3 years. Reason
for selling, buying a business in Pa
to be near our, family. Price, S19,'
$50, "a down, bal. S140.80 per mo
Will consider smaller down payment
Write to CHARLES 2. WISE. Lady
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

1O-ROOM HOUSE. 2 stories only,
furnished or unfurnished; embassy
section. Tel. AD: 2-7154: g.
hsmt.; convenient to elementary
WE HAVE MANY desirable colored
clients who will pay top rental foI
your house. any size. Call SIGLER
81 CO., RA. 3-3431.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D; C.; free ap.
| rental service, phone US today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. Ia
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| HOUSES 20, sALE-N.w. tcont.

|COLORED--S5OO DOWN. vacant; 8
Semidet brick; rec. rm.. gas heat;
easy terms; trades accented: d;
7-Os30. RA. 5000. DEMATrT1s
cSEoREp0fIRsr SEeInH cGfIRsr coMsaL.. $500
sell. SELL C;IRsTIE NJ. TURNER, 5000 Geor-
gia. ave. TU. 1892. 10 ,
COLORED - VACANT - Built. as 9
apts;. 8 rms, kit. bath each; rear
SsTr 6fs Pee4 n HuRsrk. ESE m%sS'ts 1851 sss
cSEo;RE62o%NER sysi; Tg, 2ossiNH BUILT. iU 1st Of
fering--Lovely 6 rms. and bath
brick; 2-car garage. full Dry Dsmt.'
ssed = sI5; ;sSO; Tsss. S SssTgi sssInI Sal. Snl
coLSRIEp 81 4 Iip WEBSTER ST. NV.
west of 16th-Semidet. brk: bed,
rms, liv., din. and sun rin;' lll luLl
snd ss%t c:caD aoefE KEf fssr1 fss1oS 5Ssf or Ja fssSs
|coLoREp-uppER N.w.-Nice.' 8;
condition; Sl3;g50; $1,000 dSya aSsa
JAMES , g., WILDER EA. S-lsio'
col 81 IoREDEKANsAs RETSKANsAs AVE. AND DE-
most beautiful homes in the n.w;i
center-hall entrance, hv. rm. with
fireplace. large din. rm., den. mod.
ern xitchen and dinette on St
floor: 5 bedrooms and bath on 2nS ms,
in bsmt., gas h.-w.h., garage, ex-
cellent condition; priced in low
2Os; substantial cash. JAMES g
WILDER. RA. 3-1916; eyes,. EN-
3-2913.
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cOLORED-OFF II ST. and Bennina
Sd.--Low down payment, take over
ige. 81 40 loan on this modern, 2
yr.-old, 6-rm. semidet. brick home;
gas heat: level, fenced yard. Clean
20 pin. See this today for q real
ppa11SSeaaan. Call MR.. PENLAND, ST
ATLAS REALTY CO. III
C0L0HaEaD-48OO BLK. C ST. Sc
SemloeL. prk., GI financing, 8 spot
lesS rnlS., nardwd. fis., painted walls
HOLLYWOOD bath, Youngstown kit,
rec. rm:, new auto. washer anc
dryer, gas neat, Anchor fence, alum
Call PORTER real. ESTLTE' n ITO 10
2-924b or LA. 6-SSQo. AAS
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HOUSES TO SHARE

6936 9Th ST. N.w.-Widower de-
sires settled couple to share his
well-furnished detached corner
home; might be ideal for service
people or family Of patients at
Walter Reed Hospital: Apply a.
INC, 643 Indiana ave. NV" MA.
S-036n
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d rooms and bath wifi full bsmt.
gas hot-water heat; S115 mo.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO..
1879 K St. NV. Ma. S-03o2
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING AND LIGHT HAULING
Any time. Located in Prince GEORGES
area. Reasonable rates. UN. 4-2636.
UN. 4-4329. %
WHEN MOVING. you want it done
right. Call Ii. 3-5047. EDEL1N
MOVING q TRANSFER SERVICE
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RA. 3-1416,
MOVING BARGAIR-oct. only: 9
men at So per hr. no travel Or
MOVERS, 10. 1880.
ALCoNN MOVES LOCAL, long dist,
one-bedroom ant. $25: 2 bedrm:.
$50; S or 8 rms. $40 to $50. with
new padded vans. RA. 6-6S95. H.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches specially. s; l. NORRIS
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe. storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-O104, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services: any
time: sensibly priced. LU. 1-95oo.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

LARGE CO-OP. APT. for sale or rent
furnished; mid-city; Phone RA; g.
CONV. NV. AREA-One bedrm.. liv
rrn., equip. kit. bath; air cond.; dec,
vacant. AID. 4-2059. LU. 2-9117.
CoLORED-1ss2 18th ST. NV
Resale. 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt,
only $3.50 down. sos per mo. See
MRS. JONES. Apt. 8. Call ME. g.
1894.
RENT OR SALE, attrac. coop. apt,
lge. rms modern bldg, elev. service
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COLORED
700 EMERSON ST. NV.
open sat, 2-6 pm; corner brick,
center-hail entrance. liv. rm.. side
porch, din. rm.. den, kit. 2nd floor
has 4 bedrms. and bath. bsmt. apt.
with 2 bedrms. and bath and At.,
oil INV h., attached garage; area
best buy. MR.. NOORY ON PREM
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co.
-14lh K st. NV. ME. 8-54OO
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HOUSES uNrURAlsHsD

ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Five-room brick Cape Cod; full base
ment; fireplace, oil INV. heat; large
corner lot with trees; nr. Shirley
hwy; will rent with option to buy
XII. s-8l81. XII. 9-7774. 10
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$95 MONTH
3-bedroom bungalow; large living rm:,
equipped kitchen. tiled bath; immed
possession.
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NOW DOWN TO
$105 MONTH
8 LARGE BEDROOMS
Only 8 Left Out of Development
OF 1S0 Homes
SAMPIiE-6001 1Ith ST. NE.
Just North of New Providence
hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes
Ia baths. full bsmt., choice Of gas
or oil heat. Some with garbage dis.
posal units and fenced yards; beau.
tifully equipped kitchen with din.
ing alcove: also family-size dinini
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 4
weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just pas
Catholic University to 18th st..
turn left to. 8. Dakota ave-, left
again to 11th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC
1912 9th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434. Ii. 3-0565, D1. 7-869t
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POMPONIO

ia. 7-666O
COLORED-6-RM. HOUSE. 6O6 E st.
Sc RA. 6-7976. MRS. BANKS. 10
COLORED-715 18th ST. NV
Rent and buy. 20-ft. brick, bed,
rms. 2 kitchens, 212 baths. full
bsmt., oil INV. heat. S175 per mo
covers rent and allowance on down
payment. ST. 3-4416. Ia. 9-S749
COLORED-i317 IOWA AVE. NV
Six-rm. and 2-bath house with auto
gas heat. S125. This is real nice
home. in excel. cond. Call co. D.
COLORED-1eO4 BLAGDEN CT. NV
Three rms. and bath. S25 mo
Inspect, then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-6O3 LAMONT ST. NV
Two family: 6 rms, 2 kits.
baths. bsmt.: gas heat. only 81
per mo. URC1OLo REALTY Co.
coEoRED474s nE RED 18th ST. s,E.-:s Ice.
rms. and bath; 2 porches; lge. bsmt.i
oil heat. Ii. 6-7043. 10
COLORED-MODERN
sos MO. MCLEAN
Lovely, modern home in ne; con-
venient section; ready to move in
Others available. Come to office fol
key. -
1st NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 7-3534
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OFF 10th AND HOBART SITS. NV
S-ROOM. 2-APT. HOUSE
All modern, very spacious rooms. One
apt. with rms, tile bath and
shower and one apt. with rms. tile
bath and shower. Full bsmt. with "
bath, gas h.-w.h.; det. metal garage:
front and rear concrete porches;
beautiful hardwood floors; new,
location in city. Call for appt
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S
ATLAS REALTY co. 10
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ARGYLE PARK-sIL. sPu.
$4,000. near Parkside. School. i.-Liv.
rm., 13x1S, with fireplace; din. rm.,
kit, . bedrms. and bath. bsnnt.: or
street parking; 1ge.. wooded lot.
Terms. BURVLE Q. RAMSEY. JU,
0-a9S5, ia. 9-2442.
CONTINUED on Next Page.J
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BETHESDA; nr. Naval Hospital:
rms; completely furn. 3 bedrms;
Ia baths. auto. washer. disposal
OIL 2-2179. liz
4917 42nd ST. NV; new det
home: conv to stores and transp;
2 bedrms., IN baths. gas heat
basement not included; rent S125
on. 2-4O6O. EN-. 2-3S27. liz
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MICHIGAN PARK. lust off S. OAK.
ave. mr.. new Providence Hospital
Lovely 5-rm, semidet. brick; full
bsmt., gas &C. heat; ] blk: bus
line. NJ. M. NORTHERN. TU. 2
S3hQ, DI. T-SS42. -
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BETHESDA, Edgemoor - Unusually
priced at S22, $50. This 4-bedrm. u
eas e roof bema has sDscios Dsshs sGa v
rm., rice porch. beautiful center
hall, kit. and paneled breakfast
rm.; built-in garage and paneled
rec rm.; large level lot; 4ia9o 1st
trust. BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO..
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incl. nv, auto. washer, spinet piano.
deep freeze; basement; fenced yard:
conv. location; Oct. Is to Dec. l5.
Refs. rea.; $130 mo-, incl. utils. IA
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TAKOMA PARK-cln

TAKOMA PARK-Close In on beau
tiful wooded street, 8 bedrm. Colo
exit. Nice porch, garage, SI3,950.
CLAUDE WOOD. JU. $1,000 till 9.
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CHILDRENs REAL PLAYHOUSE
Built in the large rear yard OF this
2-story brick home. Home contains
liv. rm. with fireplace. opens on
screened porch, din. rrn., lge. kit
with breakfast space. 3 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 baths. finished heated
attic, knotty-pine recreation rm
and full bath. 2-car garage. Vicin.
ity 18th and Taylor SITS. NV. Priced
in the $4,000 bracket. Call CO; B.
ROdR p
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SPRING LAKE PARK-Prlce, S5,05

4-room frame bungalow on SOXI35
It. corner lot. Partially finished
basement with coal furnace. Lots
Of possibilities here. May be pur-
chased for as little as $500 down.
REALTY CO.. INC. JU. 7-535O.
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CHILLUM-New 5-rm. semidet. brk.;
new furn.; 4 twin beds; rec. rm.: "a
bik transp,, Is min. downtown.
Avail, now. IDEAL FOR 4. Reas.
OWNER. Ex. 3-210S: eyes,, DE.
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AURORA HILLS-Immac, newly
dec: 2-bedrm. semidet. brick: sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt.. Anchor fenced
yard: new, de luxe kit. equipment;
3 Minis. to Pentagon. Years lease;
S97 per mo. Will rent with option
to buy. 502 26th rd., s. Arlington.
Call IA. S-S24O. 10
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler:
fenced-in yd.. garb. dis. swim. pool
privils.; S130. JE. 3-9776. 10
-5-rm. and 2-bath house: unfurn.
or partly furn. WA. 7-4933. 10
VA, Columbia pike
2-bedrm. house, automatic heat,
screened porch, garage, bus; 500.
Phone JE. 4-6300.
ARLINGTON mile from Hecht
Co, shopping center: 4 rooms and
bath. large fenced yard: 500. Phone
no. 2-S7O0 or JE. 2-4968 eve
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NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
Detached brick; 6 rms. in
new-house cond.; just 2 blks. over
D. C. line at Sargent I'd. Price has
been reduced to $16,950. as owner is
I'll and wishes quick sale. For compl.
inform, call ARTHUR CURLING, LA.
R-RR21 or LA R-T7R&
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$50 MONTH and up, for year-round
homes at Woodland Beach or Selby-
on-the-Bay: only 30 min: from
KAY REALTY CO., RA. $4,000.
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HILLANDALE, SI4,25O - Desirable
brick Cape Cod; conv. to new public
and parochial schools. Liv. rn1.,. din.
rn1., kit, 2 Ige. bedrms.. tile bath.
expansibie attic; fun bsnt.; fenced
lot. WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC,
JU. g-5555 It'll 8 pm.
Observation-Disclosures and as
bestos shingle; 3 large bedrms.. lily.
rm., din. rm., equipped kit, patio
corner lot; like new; public, paro-
chial schools and buses. Directions:
Out Conn. ave. past kensington
to Rock Creek Palisades entrance,
left at new school,. block right on
Halsey to 1922. GI, $14. 900.
iiy. rrn.. din. rnl., beamed ceiling,
kit: 8 bedrms., possibility Of 5; 2
baths. hsmt. with ground-level entr ;
full attic; T0-ft. picture window;
level lot; trees; circular driveway;
club membership. By OWNER. 10.
6-2S60.
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iSTX-ROOM BUNGALOW; 8 bedrms,,
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. oil h. W,
firepl., nice quiet street, garage
i blk. to bus; ideal for children;
vac; rent. S21n. 21s Park ave. Ia
koma Park, Nd. Call JU. 5-01 81.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

being expertly made-up with IN
the right color and hue 70
their sype -. Ale Junior J =
Of Carver High school brought
very interesting and education'
panel Juvenile Delinquency. 4
cause and what VIC can do
avoid it The junior churd
of st. John NIB was in charge 8
the entire service. which was We
attended. Mrs. r. T. Smith. spol|
sor The Mems city fsderj
ton celebrated its second ann
versary Sunday night w. Z
Banks. Pc. held his Quarterl=
meeting at Ward Chapel A y I
church 5. Send your communit
news to Mrs. Dorothy y. Carr q!
call 288J The Carver hie1
senior basketball girls won IL
9Th district basketball champion
ship last Saturday night ct By.
theville. The Cats downsd BY
theville the day before 70 qS1aht4
for the finals. The Bearcats oam}
through IN fine style as they o.
feated Newport for the title, ~
10. Girls team win represent the
district in the state tournament
which will be held 1t Newport
March Is, 10, and 70. Carvel
senior boys had the biggest up
set as they failed to come through
as expected. They lost to TERRELL
which eliminated them to partici1
pate in the state tourney. Wynne
won the right to represent tn
district during the state meet.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Rogers
and family Frank Waning
ton visited Ebert Rogers Friday :.
s. Mrs. Mary Jane Handfield and
daughter, June Mae Purifoy are
visiting here from California. Will
liam H. Rogers and family mo-
tored to Stephens to visit rela-
tives The community club is
on its way back to active duty :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Rogers
and family also Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Rogers and family motored to
Pine Bluff recently to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Tyree Clark Rev. @.
r. Gruing Is still on the sick list
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

Chapel AME church. Music was
rendered by the First Baptist
chorus The following visitors
were present at First Baptist
church. Sunday: Mrs. Sarah Nc
Conald. Gould; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Raney, Stuttgart; Mrs. Emma
Raney. Pine Bluff; Mrs. Lucy
Barnes. Mariana; Mr.. Knight.
Stuttgart Rev. and Mrs. v.
Nelson and Miss verelene But
Ter. motored to Kansas City. re-
Gently Mrs. Adline Wilson.
and Mrs. Rosie Lee Fitzpatrick.
are on the sick list A party
was given in honor of Misses
Joan Ryan, Shorter college stu
dent. and Sylvia A. Tubbs. Phi
lander Smith college student, at
the resident of Mrs. M. 4. Clark.
Guests present: J. L. momasson,
Jachal Gamble. Percy Stiggers.
Isiah Pitts. jr.. Lionel Childs. Out
Of town guests were Miss Ruth
Peoples, AMIN college Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Montgomery. and
Mrs. Willie B. Fitzpatrick were
Hot Springs visitors last week II
Mrs. Lille McCullen, Smale.
and Mrs. Gussie vause, Delaware.
were visitors at the key school
recently ;. Mrs. Saline Pitts,
Mrs. w. G. Lowe and Mrs. M. r.
Clark, were Little Rock visitors
Sunday Mrs. Callie Fowler.
Mrs. Matte Walker and Mrs. w.
c. Lowe. visited Stuttgart, re-
Gently Mrs. Estell Wilson
visited h er daughter in st.
Charles. Tuesday Miss Ruth
Robinson is on the sick list
The American Legion post No.
lao. sponsored a pie supper and
social at the key school, Thurs
day night s. Earnest Thomas
son, jr.. received medical aid in
Little Rock, last week Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Wilson made q
business trip to Little Rock Mon
day.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19
MI. Zion

Alex Washington spent the
weekend with Sam Washington ;.
Frank Washington visited mis-
son and family. John L. Washing
ton IN Camden Wednesday i.
mrs. Odessa Toney and children
spent Friday with Mrs. Nellie
stovall. Mrs. Augusta Rogers and
grandchildren visited Mrs. Stow
Stovall Friday April board
VIII begin at Antioch Baptist
church April 9th and end the 9th.
The public is invited Versie
Mae Clark and children are visit
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19
Warren


Charles AIsxanAsr
T. C. Brunson delivered won
derful address for st. James A
M. e. church Sunday school, SUM
day. The Sunday school sponsor1
ed contest between Ar1. Alicl
Crawford. who raised @22.ol and
Mrs. ossie Smith. who was crown
ed winner and reported @13.4Q
Total raised, $46.4l n I
Flower garden club met It th{
home OF Mrs. Emma Brinkle1
recently Mrs. Author clasl
attended the State PTA held q
FL Dorado recently y. Mrs. An
ME w. Bozeman has re.unee
home from Los Angeles Mr.
Beatrice Martin visited thA Alex|
ander family and Foster fanNill
the past weekend.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19
The girls of Layfette high

The girls Of Layfette high
school sponsored a cotton ball So
cial Thursday Jill Brewer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brew
er Friday !. Pfc. Lewis H. Har-
ris. Korea. is on the sick List. He
Is the husband Of Mrs. Mary A.
Harris The modern method
party given at the home Of Mrs.
Geneva Marshall was an enjoy
able affair with a nice attend
ance. The demonstration was abb
sent but the party was success.
The next meeting will be held
IN the home Of Mrs. Dad Mitchell.
The time will be announced later
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

Dor0thy r. Carr
Carver High school PTA and
Homemakers club entertained the
faculty and visiting teachers of
Woodruff county with a formal
banquet. More than seventy-five
guests registered and enjoyed the
evening The service and
pleasure club met at the home
Of Mrs. Fairyfax Watson, who
served delicious luncheon plate.
Lotto was played and every guest
received useful gift. Mrs. Doro-
thy Carr received door prize
The beauty clinic was held at the
home of Mrs. lone Valentine. The
ladies were very attractive after
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19
Dewitt

bartha Fltspratisk
Services at the First Baptist
church, Sunday, were very good.
Sermon by Rev. Eiland. Stuttgart.
Mrs. Hattie Eiland was also pres
ent. Rev. d. Deant was re-elect-
ed pastor, The local NAACP
branch held its meeting, at Hill
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

Mrs. Elry Washington and
Dona Armstrong are ON the
mending list. Hope for them q
speedy recovery :.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19

rn..n Kingston
George Robinson narcotics on the board of
ance Of Methodist church in Washington c, visited
~ campus this He spoke in BudOng chapel subject
The Rev Butler who member
too in Atlanta Georgia, visited the this
The faculty its recently Karl Hoeffer
m exchange He spoke German Problems In Edu
a and How Foreigner The System" DR.
5 Ross president of the club
m chapter Of sorority phander Smith col
m presented chapel program Finer
womhood Week The program was held Budons chapel Mrs
Auce pancler guest speaker Her subject Woman
ia Warm By Other participants Bcher
Jui Mcxindra Jones' Moss Benela Gunnels
Dorothy and Ola Mae Turner Ushers swayzne
hard and Gladys williams
Head department Phander col
ese Miss L. Norway at Bethel AME
church North Little Rock Sunday evening Sponsoring pro-
gram womens Missionary society church Miss Bar
row discussed trip this along with 200 American stu
English speaking teachers University
Oslo Norway She also showed color slides Norway
and London
speaker college vesper services held Wesley
chapel Methodist church. Sunday the Rev Charles Walker
the First Congregational church Walker part
chaplain at the Veterans hospital 800 Roosevelt road
Dr. Rinehart Ross Of music department gave
piano recital Harding college Searcy recently
Aempo music club there Two
panied DR.. Ross They Gloria Halliburton and
The modern musician played Of his compositions Dr.
speaker the Composers
society held at the Womens City club Mrs REIN
cchosovakian pianist of
D., sonata
The Boys Varsity basketball place
the South Central athletic college
Jackson Mississippi The girls first place
The pledge club Sigma sorority Alpha chap
M observed achievement week the college Friday This
program conducted each during
sod BY the national officers of the governing
opant ON the Willie Bruce gave
Louise Graham solo, Trees; address,
come Greek; the Aurora, the My
Heams presentation made by Mrs Grifn sponsor
oe'eraduate chapter to Miss C. Barrow for outstanding
'ace Doris Marks mistress participants
"e program We're Ruth Shelton Augusta Woods
% Eva Harris Alberta Johnson Emyra Watson and Dorothy
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Arkansas State press., 1954-03-19
p|iaander Smith

= COMPETE IN OLYMPIC MEETS-Philander Freshman Keith
Of Kingston Jamaica ID participating throughout the
- of March Central American Olympic games being
~, IN Mexico Accompanying him In the
. students the college, Hyacnth Walters Kathleen
,,..u from Kingston
Evening star., 1954-10-05
Venetiun Blind Cord
StronqIes Girl, 3
By the Associated Press

PINEVILLE, w. Va, Oct. s.
A 3-year-old girl died of strangu-
lation yesterday after she ap-
parently became entangled in a
Venetian blind cord while in her
play pen.
The child was Julia Ann Boyd,
daughter Of Mrs. Horce Boyd of
MullenSville. The mother said
she left the child in the play
pen by a window while she went
into the yard for a few minutes
with a son.
The child apparently fell into
the looped cord.
Evening star., 1954-10-05
Wilson Orders Speed
mi Peniagon Handling
OF Security Cases
BY the Assoeia,sd Press

Defense Secretary Wilson has
let the military services know
he expects them to spend their
handling of security cases with
machinery he set up six
months ago.
During a busy day which, car
ried hira to Denver for confer
ences with President Eisenhower
yesterday, the defense boss twice
told newsmen he is proud be-
cause he said there are so few
security risks among the four
million or more civilian and uns-
formed personnel in the mill
tary establishment.
Mr.. Wilson said he believed
the Pentagon's security picture
was better than that of any
other Government department,
but he also said he had urged
IaSLer progress on security cases
by use Of a procedure designed
to guarantee prompt, fair and
uniform handling.
"We ought not to start rumors
about people then keep their
cases hanging" Mr.. Wilson said.
Last April, the Defense De-
partment set up a set of pro-
cedures aimed at bringing the
security programs Of all the mill
tary services into uniformity.
In June, Mr.. Wilson assigned
to WILDER Brucker, Defense De-
partment general counsel, the
Overriding" responsibility for
the personnel security activities
Of the armed services.
In setting forth Mr.. Brucker's
assignment, Mr.. Wilson directed
his general counsel to see that
all security proceedings are
promptly started and promptly
completed.
Evening star., 1954-10-05
Gilbert Resigns Post
With ENGINEERS Corps

j. r. Gilbert. chief Of the
Concrete Control Branch. Civil
Works Division. Army Corps Of
Engineers, retired yesterday aft
er "a years Of Federal service. I.
Civil Works officers and en-
ployes Of the Army Chief Of
Engineers paid tribute to Mr..
Gilbert's work at q ceremony
yesterday.
Mr.. Gilbert has accepted a
position as assistant to the exc
cutive vice president. Of the
Birmingham Stag Co.