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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-22

bonnet, and iny-to pnafore in the exhibit sta
toned in the main corridor Any young miss would have been
proud have these the the Easter parade Mrs
J. V, Washington, sponsor
MIA: The New Homemakers of America had charge Of
the assembly program last Wednesday, Theme Family
Living Thru MIA" Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"
Participants included the senior and junior girls Sponsored
Mrs, E. Cooper Mrs E. Byrd and Mrs j. V Washington.
The MIA girls of MeAmont hi school assembly guest
Mrs. M. c, Hawkins, sponsor
PEACH BLOSSOM RELAY: Was held Nashville April
Jones won second place in Won the E. L. Hawkins
award in the Sprint medley The following medals
the Sprint medley team Emm Guess Cleveland Wilson,
Isia Davis and Albert Hughes the $50 relay team Tom
ME Brittman, Emmt Guess Isiah Davis John Smith
Eddie King first place in high jump John Smith
first place in 100-yard dash
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.: The Commercial depart
ment IS proud of the students and program Along 26
typewriters have ditto machine mneograpl machine
microscope machine adding machine and filing cabinet
To the freshmen tipping introduced in the business training
course The students learn the operative parts the
and the fundamentals of ypng They also learn that
care saves of the typewriter In the senior school
png and shorthand electives Emphasis placed on
accuracy speed and the fundamentals good secretary
Senographer At this level kinds office ma
chimes introduced The senior hi class has
gained commercial club known the Typ-oeers" Their
goal IS to become the best typist possible
the Great Jones greater Their officers president Ma
uda Clark vice president Wnifred Ray secretary Winnie
Mae Clark reporter Earnesne Jackson chaplain Wandean
Deoney The Iypoteers have contest Copies in
national tipping contest Baltimore Maryland Sponsor Mrs
c. p. Marshall
Bernece B. Wright, reporting; E H. Hunter principal
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NJ. Bryard, Ferda M Young, De-
lois Richard, Helen Williams,
Gladys Butler. jamie Hampton
Carson Ross, George Williams,
Peggie Young and Tollle b
Beaves Mr.. and Mrs. CHAR
lesion Alexander, iF. and family
Mrs. f. A. Feaster and Mrs +
v. Wallace, motored 10 Little
Rock last Saturday Herbert
Feaster was home from Tyler,
Texas for the Easter holidays 9
Rev. R. L. Williams, pastor OF
Greater St. James was IN a car
accident recently He was on his
way home from FL Dorado. He
has been in Bradley county hos
pital since the accident, which oe-
CURED April g. The members OF
st, James and ST Paul churches
hope for him a speedy recovery g.
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Seipio Jones High Notes

PRINCIPAL: E. H. Hunter IS conyaeseing at his nome
SIT East Sth street North Little Rock,
JUNIOR SUPERVISORS: The five arithmetic classes on
7th year level under the direction of Mrs f H Byrd have
completed validating the basic fundamentals
word problems addition subtraction of fractions and spell
ing Thoroughne sought by weekly work shops with junior
supervisors These teachers the first learners of the
group and chosen by their scholastic and citizenship
standing within the class. They maintain these stand
ards therefore they work hard toward perfection This meth
cd has ploved effective The unit multiplication and
dents
SENIOR CLASS PLAY: "Smin Through, April 1929
The cast will consist Of John Carere John Cooley Dr. Owen
Hardy Vester Lee Hall Aiavan Martin; Kathleen Dun
cannon, Sarah Janell Wade; Ellen Aoma Smith, Willie Ain
ley Edward Shields jeremiah Wayne Boyd Whyte Al
fred Downs Kenneth Wayne Charles Lawrence Moonyeen
Clare Betty Frost
JUNIOR HoMEMAKERs The ir homemakers exhibited
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Marshall Baker

Wal Niiah pahCE
Last Friday evening marked the
close of Passion week at Centen-
NAL NIB church. Each mite the
program was rendered by a dea-
con and his wife . :. WINS open
ed last Sundays service with a
Sunrise service, Sunday afternoon
an Easter program was given ,
The senior choir sponsored a
come and 60 tea recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ar
mold 80. Miss Ula Mae Williams,
student at AMIN college. Pine
Bluff, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Williams, ST Mrs Gertrude
Walker and daughters, Beulah and
Lorraine. are visiting her daughter
Mrs. Vera Brewer who is i'll in
Omaha, Nebraska . Mrs. Ola
Hammonds was a visitor in the
home of Mr. and Mrs, R. Wesley
Batesville last Sunday The
WINS Of Centennial NIB church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Covan. A delicious repast
Was served O.. Rev ~ F. Brew
er, Judsonia was a visitor hegw
last Sunday and attended all of
the services 49,. The primary
room of our school sponsored a
pre-Eas!er egg hunt last Friday
d.. Rev. A. St Glare Of Bates
vile, was here on business last
Saturday Mrs M NJ. Waddy
accompanied by Mesdames E. N
Black and Sella Baker, West
Point attended the CWR district
Women's board at St Paul NIB
church last Friday . Mr.. and
Mrs, N. H Waddy, jr and Mr..
and Mrs, Ike Arnold, ir, made a
brief visit here last Saturday eve
ming E, A. Harper and B. T.
Harris are patients in Porter
Rogers hospital, Searcy and Uni
versIty hospital Little Rock. re-
spectively Mrs II. B. Harris
visited her husband. B. T. Harris
in Little Rock, recently.
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Mrs Lille Hampton, Mr., and
Mrs. ]. S. Feaster and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charleston Alexand-
er and family were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W, D. Feaster in
Dermott last Sunday Brad
ley county hi school faculty pre-
scented a play, Professor How
Could You" a farce in three acts
The play was held last Monday
mite.
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present, Rev, Reddrick, Rev. l.
Reed and Rev, ]. B. Caruthers,
Southeast district missionaries. DR..
{. B Knox, moderator, T. @. Ad-
ans, secretary, A. F, Galloway,
superintendent of music and T. S.
Skipper, assistant superintendent
of music.
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program was another r,.
s sue heshleh ne Baptist esp.
program was held al ~.
church en- n, sponsored BY Mrs r.
ca Dawkins. A SUNDAY sas ae0s
ent program was held =,
mess church recently, spo,,s =
by the supt., Mrs. Ear,
The junior high ds. aas''
Is presenting rMarrlage :, assas
err, a mystery farce in thu @Q'
April %, in the school .ss. .
UNI The play is sponso. aal'' !
Miss Merilon Cooper
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Charles Alexander, iii


John Alfred Feaster. son Of Mr.
and Mrs, John S Feaster was re-
Gently promoted to the rank of
Pvt LIST Class tE-3l He IS a
graduate Of AMIN college, Pine
Bluff and is an active member
Of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity,
Inc. He is also affiliated with the
F&AM grand lodge Pfc Feaster
is now serving with the 9th trans
portation battalion, 48th THTG,
Fort Eustis. Va. He is serving as
maintenance clerk The fol-
lowing children of the 3rd grade.
at Westside elementary school,
contributed to the Easter seal
drive, Sherman J, Jones, Carol
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Sedrcy

Jeffrey l.. Turner
A program was held recently
at the st, Mary CINE church. The
program was conducted by Miss
Jenny M, Smith. Mrs. Deloise Day
and Miss c. Berry. Following the
Evening star., 1955-11-03
a WORD
10 THE WISE
THE To!opLEs
b MRS. FRANK Colby

Rochester: I have the idea that
the average person has d voCab-
ulafy cf only about 1000 words.
What would you say2R.M.
Answer: So far as ! know. an
accurate method Of measuring
vocabulafies has never been de-
vised, although one may ind
vocabulary tests which prrport
To estimate the number Of ones
words.
Such tests are entertaining. but
they cannot be exact for the
reason that they try 10 base their
estimate on 3 dozen or two words
that are not il common use.
Hence. they disregard entirely
thousands of familiar words In
the average vocabulary.
AS to the average yocabuIary's
not being larger than 1000 words,
> moments reflection VIM show
The fallacy OF such q belief. Any
normal six-year.oId can name
hundreds Of objects alone: house.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
BY Rouss,n

and understood IN reading. " IS
ones own beyond question.
Shakespeare used about 10000
different words ia all his writ
|ines: but II would be absurd TO
hold that his true vocabulary
WAS that small.
All Of lis, Ifeei sure. have mucl,
larger vocabulartes than the de-
|yisers Of tests give us credit for,
Indeed. an. intelligent dog viii
know q surprisingly large NUM-
her Of words, and understand
them as well as any person.
Iepsssyisu.ed " MeNsusht synieass. mo,
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BOY NAE ETS GIRL

root. wall, door. ceiling. window.
door, chair. table. lamp. rug. fire-
place yard. street. sidewalk. tree.
leaf. grass. tricycle., bicycle. car.
tire. air, box.
Every literate person has three
|vocabularies: ti) the words used
|in conversation; s2) tire words
used Iii writing: t3) the words
understood Ia reading. The read
Ing vocabulary. Of course. is the
largest: and 1t Is ones TRUE vo-
|cabulary. Whether one speaks
|or writes q word Is beside the
|point-if the word Is recognized
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Answers a our Presidents

/ Chief Justice Edward DOUG
lass White was born in Louisiana,
November 3, 1845.
2. Gov. Alfred M. Landon. Re-
publican nominee. was defeated
Iby President Roosevelt on Mo-
vember 3, 1886.
5. Calvin Coolidge. November
5. 1924.
Questions on Preceding Pase)
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WORD GAME
Find "a or more words In
LIMITARY

meaning. confined within iln-
its." Average Il AZ: time limit.
20 minutes.
7s' 3s4s ]. r :. ss I.9ssS wsrd. VwEss ss %s &
lcq1ife four letters ~ the addition ci
II. such Is "haks,s cars" are not
used. B. Only one form of Z word Is used
Proper names are not used.
Answer II THANKFUL
talk. tank. thank, than. tuna, helf, haul
hank. halt. hMft, haunt. hunt. hulk, hunk,
hula, aunt. fault, fnun. nat, Hank. haunt.
Hunk, uina, lang, lath luna
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without showing their true feel
ings and won't the strained Sit
uation hamper the entertain
ment?"
For an answer. let's look al
the record. In the first place
almost every twosome that OPP
crates more than half a dozen
times together in the amusement
business gets into intramural
brawls. It's close proximity. plus
career jealousy. 1t just happened
that the Martin-Lewis feud
broke into print and was bal
looned far beyond its real pro-
portion.
y $50
Five years ago Bud Abbot and
Lou Costello got into a quarre,
and didn't speak to each Other
over q stretch of three Of theil
comedies. II they had anything
to say between them in bushes.
way 1t was messaged in writing
and delivered by one Of theil
fiunkeys. The customers hadnr
the slightest idea Of the strained
feelings simply because the two
are expert burlesque-trained buff
foons and when they turned w
for O scene on the stage the,
simply buried their persona
identities and became scrip
characters. They long ago mad,
up their differences. Unlike thu
Martin-Lewis deal, founded or
career jealousies. the Abbott.
Costello joust touched OF ~ AZ
aftermath Of one Of their mara.
thon poker duels, some Of which
lasted acknowledgement still
do-for Q week or more.
Think Of almost any star team
In screen annals and you1l come
up with pairs that couldn't get
along. First Of the great silent
day comedy duos. Wallace Berry
and Raymond Hatton, never had
anything to do with each other
after the bell rang. Same was
true Of Karl Dane, tobacco
spewing comedian born Of THE
Big Parade" and his little team
mate. George K. Arthur.
4 = y
That perfect" husband-wife
team Of william Powell and
Myrna 10y, which co-starred In
a dozen Thin Man" hits. iced
I'm noticeably after the camera
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Maryland Prisons
Ask $485, 900 More

BALTIMORE. Sept. 8 R.-
Maryland's Department Of Cor
irection has asked for about IS
million to operate the States
prison system for fiscal 1s57-up
to $485, 900 from this year.
The $5,0s0.453 would help pro-
wide for 80 new jobs, State Su-
Iperintendent Of Prisons Harold
Donnell said most Of the jobs
are for rehabilitation rather than
custodial work.
Among the new Jobs are four
lfull-time chaplains ut $1,000 q
year.
The additional positions also
include two psychologists for the
Ipenitentiary and the reformatory
for men.
Mr.. Donnell estimates there
will be about $500 inmates In
the various institutions In the
coming year. compared to an av-
erage of 4.945 last year.
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hurricanes. In the past two weeks
he's gotten 80 songs titled either
Connie" or Diane" Elise
Rhodes does q nice 81 Waited
in the Rain" for Bald Eagle
records. -. Journalist Joe Regain
actually managed to get himself
barred from the Forty-sixth
street Automat. Changed too
many $40 bills. !. My bank, the
Trade Bank and Trust Co, is
being made to look pretty old
fashioned by two new reposi-
tories in Hollywood. One offers
two auto tellers for people who
don't want to get out Of the car.
The other has free parking on
the roof. /. Helen Halpin, of
the night clubs. gets . role in
the revue Catch A Star" +.
Frank Del Witt knows an atom
scientist who's gone flssion. Ughl
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SheiIoh Grahoma Il sa ssestion. HsI
column viii BE- rssBmed upea her re-
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
TALKING MULE,
O'CONNOR AGAIN
TEAM AT KEITH'S

The further adventures of
Francis, the talking mule,
are pursued in Francis in
the Navy" which arrived
yesterday at Keith's. Some
further adventures Of Fran
els longtime crony, Donald
O'Connor, are explored. too.
Not only explored blu t
doubled. inasmuch as Mr..
O'Connor is given a dual role
as well as his vocal quad
ruped to deal with.
What happens Is that
Francis gets drafted into the
Navy and yells to his old pal
for help. End 1t. O'Connor
arrives on the scene and is
mistaken Immediately for
one of the Nays own, a sea-
man who has tipped his lid
and taken to impersonating
an Army officer. This may
seem a shade complicated.
but Donald and Francis are
old hands at complicated
situations and are not long
baf11ed by this one.
Word from Hollywood re-
Gently was that Mr.. O'Con-
nor is vetoing all suggestions
that he do still another
movie with his garrulous
long-eared friend. Francis
in the Navy" may thus be a
last opportunity for all talk
ing-mulef addicts.
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

who wrote 1.-The yellow Rose Of
Texas" saw q fight between q
square and a hopper. The square
had his back against the wall.
The hopper had his back against
the ceiling.
Who put West End avenue on
the East edge of the West Side?
Come to think Of it, never
heard Of a loan company that
wasn't friendly. Birthday
greetings I forgot to send: The
atom bomb was 10 years old on
July Is. Lee Pelzman has
discovered the easy way to de-
termine il Mars is inhabited. Find
out If Hilton has a hotel there.
!. Jack CorlieS, the veteran
saloon pianist. was mighty
smooth and cool on that color
TV show from Gimbles. :. Art
Van Horn was stopped on the
street by a bum who wanted
some money to take q mambo
lesson. /. Bruno's Pen and PEN
ell reopens Tuesday with Madi-
son avenue steaks. Charcoal black
outside, pink inside. The
Lexington Hotels Hawaiian
Room features ~ Polynesian
Ispecialties but no Smoked Mis-
sionary. Peters Backyard
now features an Instant Cock
tail. Two drinks and you have
the hangover Immediately.
One Of the fiddlers at Minsky's
Newark is known as Homer Kiam.
Carries his lunch - a loaf Of
bread, q jug Of Manischewitz
wine and bow.
If the Dodgers play in Jersey
City will the outfield catch mo-
squitoes rs well as flies?
Radar works Just as well II you
spell it backwards. Begin
ming September IA RKO theaters
will offer the double bill of "Vir-
gin Queen" and "Tonight's the
Night" Jimmy Dwyer. who
used to operate the Sawdust
Trail, is back in town and ct
Trader Toms after 10 years.
Joes Carlton at RCA-Victor looks
like he was hit by q couple OF
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The Dotted Lines
By ROBERT

NEW YORK. Sept. Swell.
anyway. we won't be reading any
more Of those long stories about
how cowboys found better way
Ito train race horses for q while.
Now that the summer is tech
nically over, the night club own
ers will have to find a new rea-
son for no business. Howard
johnson. jr.. is working as q soda
Jerk at the Fiftieth street
Howard Johnson's. But since he
Lives right across the street at
the Waldorf at least he doesn't
have far to walk to work. {.
The Frances Parkinson Keyes
Cookbook sells for $3.95-the
price of a restaurant meal. :.
The N. Y. Giants program lists
Giants Best Since 1900"
Among the champs honored are:
Most Strikeouts yves estrum) i,
Most Games Lost Luther Taylor
and Most Bases on Balls (Jeff
ITesSreau). Peter Pan. Sir
James Barrie's lad who will
never grow UP, will be 81 years
old when he skates into Madison
Square Garden with ice Ca
Ipades," September IA. -. When
win it all end? There's a new
rock and roll song titled, Bark.
Battle and Ball" =. A packager
Iof greese may use the slogan,
Take a Gander." On a build
ing at Fifth avenue near Forty
second street you can still read
the sign advising you to Buy
Liberty Bonds.
Holiday thought: It's a long
road that has no toll booth. j..
Bob Olin wants to. buy q house
from q builder who'll be on the
Isplit-level with him. Rosa
lind Paige met q happy hypo-
chrondriac. He owns his own
drug store. The Composer
night club has q Cuban busboy
named Eladio Nogueras de Cas-
Itabarco Golderos Barrerras. The
walters call him Sherman Pc
roma. -. Somebody's public re-
lations man Is slipping. The
Ford Motor Co. in Detroit is To-
Gated on Plymouth road.
There's o woman truck driver
who drives for John J. Dunn.
Middle-aged, too. 1t seems
appropriate that the funniest
scene in the film, MY Sis
ter Eileen" features Betty Gar
lrett in q garnet. The newest
stripper calls herself Candy Barr.
Amt that sweet? DON George
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BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

stopped rolling and as for 1.-THE
Hardy Family" Lewis Stone
would never have . thing to do
with Mickey Rooney once those
man to man" talks were de-
livered on film.
So, take a tip from the old
movie books: II Dean and Jerry
resume work together still carry
ing a few knives up their sleeves,
you'll never realize it. There's
too much acting ham in each
|of 'em.
THE Tv SCENE: Three ma
jor studios are jumping head
first and all out into the tele-
vision swim next month with
separate weekly programs-and
it's interesting to note the differ
|ent approach Of each, notably
that Of MGM.
Where Warner Bros. and 10Th
Fox are grinding out 22-minute
versions Of some Of their best old
features-the remaining eight
minutes Of the half-hour pro-
grams taken up with the studios
plugging new theater films
MGM is resorting entirely to be-
Ihind-the-scenes glimpses of stars,
studio and stages.
Viewers Of 1.-THE MGM Pa
rade" will be led around the lot,
however. by big-name personah-
ties. For instance, Marion
Brando will conduct q tour pro-
gram featuring Guys and Dolls"
and Debbie Reynolds will follow
10 week later by showing her off,
stage antics while doing THE
Tender Trap"
Dating way back to q silent
Aim, Merton Of the Movies"
and rounding out with Ed Sui
|livan's current Hollywood ex-
poses, 1t would seem folks have
been getting an overpowering
dose Of this particular formal.
Hollywood has been behind-the-
seemed to death. There's no
longer any mystery about movie
making.
TOOTHLESS AGAIN: Walter
Brennan. who has the craziest
assortment Of false teeth you
ever saw on q bathroom rack, Is
toothless again.
In Goodbye, Ny Lady" he
has removed the chinaware COM
Ipletely and gums his way through
the role Of an old plainsman-
10 character he's played, by the
way. some so times.
When Walter lost all his chop
|pers back In 1890, due to an
Injury In World War ], he began
making the affliction pay of in
Aim roles. A dozen interchang-
able denture sets. In various
shape sand sizes and number
|of molars. form his important
stock In trade.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance
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Miss AibemurIe Picked

CHARLoTTEsvI Va,
Sept. 8 Especially Miss LaVerne
Wood has been chosen Miss
Albemarle Of 1855 In the sixth
annual Lions Club beauty ball.
She will represent Albemarle
County and the city Of Char
lottesville OF the sixth annual
Apple Harvest Festival here
September 1880,
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"ALL ABOUT EvE"-Academy award Aim with Bette Davis
playing to the hiIt fading movie queen
GLENN MILLER STORY"-James Stewart in fond musical
recall Of the popular bandleader's ife
HOUSE OF style meOdfama, but well
done in authentic Tokyo setting.
INTERRUPTED MELODY"-The touching story Of Marjorie
LAWrence's battle with polio.
dARTY"-Betsy Blair and Ernest Borgnine In the
hearted film which took Cannes Festival honors
MISTER ROBERTS"-Henry Fonda and becalmed in the
bored backwash Of In the Pacific.
THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY"-With Danny Kaye
the dreamer Of Thurber's famed fantasy
SEVEN YEAR ITCH"-Summer bachelor Tom Ewell meets
bachelor girl MaFilyn Monroe, and it's fun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
K.B THEATERS

| Coffee, With Our Compliments, in |
the Piccadilly Lounge. to 10 p M.
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All Duos. Battle

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 8.-A-
most any day now. through
secret appointment. Dean Mar
tin and Jerry Lewis will show
up In the ONCE Of Y. Frank
Freeman. Paramount head man,
and ofiicially bury the widely
exploited Ratchet. There viii
be back-slapping. still pictures,
tape-recorded interviews. movies
and all that sort Of commercial
tomfoolery that Hollywood fiacks
never miss out on.
Some of the more seriously
worried of the skeptics have
posed this question: How can
Dean and Jerry clown together
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