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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Pin Tourney
IS Scheduled
For Summer

A summer bowling competition
for mixed foursomes is being or
ganized under the sponsorship of
the B'nai Birth Bowling League,
headed by Don Fam.
Each team will consist of two
men and two women. Play is con-
Quoted at pm. each Monday at
Camelback Lanes, 1920 N. 7th St.
Anybody interested may contact
Fam at Alpine 3-6015 or Amherst
6-66652.
Fam was reelected president of
the league at it's annual season
end banquet at the Woman's Club
recently. Jack Feingold was elect
ed vice president, Hy Spivack, Sc
cretary, and Mel Sova, treasurer.
Winners Named
Trophies were awarded to the
following:
Championship team-National
Metals. Co-captains-Michael Has
kes and Morris GerSt. Members
Harry Stoneman, Nate KatZ, Jack
Grodzinsky, Nate Wolfe, Edward
Friedman and Lou Kanne.
Second place winners-Saffell
Air Conditioning. Captain-Harry
Shivack. Members-Mel Sova, Bill
Sable, Bill Tennenberg, Al Kram-
er, Ralph Mautner and Milt Bur-
ack.
Third place-Arthur Electric.
Captain-Dr. Sam Wick. Members
Don Fam, Sol Jaffe, Lou Cohen,
Sam Mulmed, Bill Brody and Ken
Sadick.
Most improved bowler of the
year-Irving Freeman of Free
mans Department Store, who i'm
proved 25 pins.
Individual high averages-H y
Spivack, DR.. Sam Hates and Don
Fam.
Individual high game-Hy Spi-
vack, Don Fam and Irving Wing
er.
Individual high series-Hy Spi-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Obituaries

Funeral services were conducted
in Johnstown, Pa, for Bessie Clos
ser, SO, who died May 6 at her
home, 1914 w. Lynwood.
She was a teacher in Johnstown
before moving to Phoenix in 1889.
Here she was a member of Temple
Beth Israel, one of the founders of
the local Zionist movement, a di-
rector of Hadassah and secretary
of the Phoenix Zionist District.
Survivors include her mother, Mrs.
Ida CLOSER, and a brother, David,
both of Johnstown, and another
brother, Emanuel, of Miami Beach,
Fla.
Ben Bandel, 76, died May 18 at
his home, 1916 w. Mckinley, Fune-
raj services were held at Grim
shaw Mortuarv and burial was in
Beth FL Cemetery.
Bandel came to Phoenix 10 years
ego from St Louis. Survivors in
clude his wife, Malvina; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bernard Cohen of the
same address; a son, Capt. Alex
ander Bandel, who is stationed in
France with the Army, and seven
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27

Graduates are Alvin Howard
Bender, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bender of 1405 E. Belleview; Ca
sey David Blitt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Blitt; Bonnie Lee
Drey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Drey of 1888 w. Portland;
Sandre Elaine Gerber, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gerber of 1924
N. 18th Ave-; Michael Gollub, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Gollub of
31O6 N. 18th Ave; Bruce Thomas
Gross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gross of 314 w. Almeria Rd. and
Sheila Jane LeBoyer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon LeBoyer of
2227 N. 18th ST.; Michael Haym
Rosen, son of Mr.. and Mrs Morris
RoSen of 2935 E. Flower; Harvey
>Rosenstock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Rosenstock of 8O1 w. Mitch
ell Dr.; Buddy Sunshine, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Sunshine of
1435 E. Granada Rd., and Donna
Fay Tatz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Tatz of TIT N. 1st
st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Schaeffer. Isenberq
dwellings Scheduled

Two dwellings of stones at
Phoenix cemeteries will be held
next month.
On Sunday, June 5, at 2 pm,
an unveiling is scheduled for the
late Carolyn Schaeffer, wife of
David Schaeffer and mother of
Stuart and Allen Schaeffer of 1902
w. Mckenzie, at Beth FL Gene
terry.
On Sunday, June 10, at 2 pm,
an unveiling is due for Harry Isen-
berg, husband of Mrs. Ida Isen-
berg of 210 E. Whitton and father
of Charles Isenberg of New York
and Rose AlpfeS of $50 N. 18th Pl.
1t will be held at Workman's Cir
Gle Cemetery.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
UJA Increase Seen

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - An in
crease of from 10 to Is per cent
over 1854 proceeds is expected by
the United Jewish Appeal this
year, DR.. Giora Josephthal, Jew
ish Agency treasurer, told the
agency after his return from the
United States.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
ne'-Israel Version

TEL AVN, (JTA) - The Habi-
NAH Troupe performed "The
Caine Mutiny Court Martial" New
York hit play by Herman Wouk, at
a special performance attended by
Wouk, who is currently visiting
Israel
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27

vack, Bill Brody and DR.. Sam
KateS.
Fam will donate plaque con-
tanning the names of the cham
pionship teams to the Jewish Com
munity Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
BETH FL SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE
II IN CEREMONIES NEXT SUNDAY

Eleven students will be gradual
ed at formal exercises of the Beth
Ell Religious School and Sunday
School next Sunday afternoon at
the synagogue.
Rabbi Harry z. Schectman will
conduct the ceremony and Cantor
Solomon Rothstein and the Beth
Ell choir will sing. A reception will
follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Neqev Dam Near Finish

TEL AVN, (JTA)-A new dam,
$50 feet long, is nearing compile
tion at Mashabei Sadeh, in the
Southern Negev.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

hospital school nursing was entertained Saturday mite
at backyard picnic given by Mr. and Mrs Thomas Givan
Guests hand welcome her her parents Mr. and
Mrs T. g. Grice Garcia Massngae Gilbert Campbell
City, who accompanied her home Mrs Frank Three Au
dra Taylor Verla Grice John Bell Mr. Porchia
"Jnks" Moore Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Curry Mrs Edna
James Conway who left Saturday in Den
Colo The Givans also took Miss Grce her guests
to Petit Jean mountain, for visit to Winrock farm
The Souhside Ladies club the home of Mrs
Cenentne Rouse. brief business held follow
first place. Mrs. Fannie Curry, second and Mrs Day
third The next meeting will be held the home Mrs
Leoma Sims 2414 West goth street Mrs Cementne Rouse
hostess Mrs Rosie Day. president Miss Fannie Curry
reporter.
Mrs c. E. Perkins has recently returned from an ex
tended trip to the Atlantic coast She having had
lovely time The most pleasant Atlantic City, N
j. where she spent several days Mrs Perkins also reports
seeing big league game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Chicago CUPS at BROOKLYN accompanying ner nome were
Messrs Bngsy and Moore business men of Cleveland Ohio
and Mr. Mcclellan, talented musician of the same city
Mrs Perkins her 55 Packard makes the world small
Mr. and Mrs Marion (Mot) Smith and daughters Edith
Ann and June Marion visited Little Rock and Pine Bluff las
weekend They guests of Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Nora
Calhoun Pine Bluff friends Rock They visit
Mr. Wade H. Smith Mart Texas, parents of
Mr. Smith, They accompanied by Miss Chang Jeng All
of Pusan Korea who attending Temple university at Phla
dephia Pa. Mr. and Mrs Smith former Little Rockians
and residing in Philadelphia Mr. Smith stationed
partrnent.
Private Eugene l.. McAdoo and wife, Mrs Catherine
Salngsworth McAdoo here from the Army service
visiting the mother and father of Eugene He graduate of
Dunbar and Phlander AT the time of his call to the service
he teaching Dunbar junior college He is teaching in
the army service He has been stationed in Fort Riley
Kansas, but is his way to Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Charles, and children Shirley
Pauline John Mcheal of San Francisco, visiting their
parents grandparents Mr. and Mrs Dan Sims 1911 West
18th street Mr. and Mrs John Harrel 1917 West 18th
street Charles will return the West Coast in two weeks
in time for girls school, Shirley junior and
Pauline, a freshman at San Francisco state college.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
= 80; -: &c. Hot springs

The Myrtle B. Stson club takes this method thank
everyone for making their Bngo party success.
There will be hayride wiener roast at the Business
Mems club Friday mite Sponsored by the auxiliary Bust
ness Mems club
A new chapter of the State Beaueans league has been
organized in the city Chapter No d Newly officers
Mrs Geneva Marie Carr president Mrs A MCGOWAN vice
presidents Mrs. Verna Brooks assistant secretary Miss Jau
nta Jefferson secretary Mrs Velma b Folk treasurer
Gladys Ivory, chaplain; Mrs H. Ffnney business manager
Other members Mrs Artie Lee Mrs Sethoa Smith
The chapter meets the Bird Tuesday in each month
One of the newest businesses in the Spa is
Juantas Beauty studio located street owned
operated by Miss Juana Jefferson licensed efficient
beauty conultant Juanas studio completely and
we'll equipped to give the tops in service
Cottrel Chapel CME church continued its building
drive in order raise the balance $1,000 goal Last
day S345 was reported in personal pledges.
Roanoke Baptist church began revival Sunday
ing for the duration of weeks The Rev Henry Payden
pastor of Greater Abyssna Baptist church. Cleveland Ohio
is the evangelist
Mrs GENEVA Anderson children moved to Kerr
vile, Texas Their many friends wish them
tablishing their new home in city.
Mrs. Geraldng Smith is visiting in Thomasvile, Georgia
with her sister Mrs. c. c. Thomas Mrs Thomas will receive
her masters degree in education in Tallahassee Fla this month
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

ls Bertha Thompson is attending the All club national
1ng in Washington D. c., which is being held on the
bird university campus
1e City Association of Colored Womens club will not
Il meeting this month. meeting will be held in Sept.
Ne reporter.
ID the Motor City this week the Jarretts, Mr. and
w. L. of Pulaski and 22nd streets Mr. Jarrett is poten
hi Mohammed Temple No 3d. and is in Detroit to attend
Imperial Council that is in session there Mrs Jarrett
ned him. and they will take in several of the eastern
bidwestern cities before returning to Little Rock Also
ping the Imperial Council are Sam Alexander, A. L.
ESon and NJ ]. Caruth, all from Mahammed Temple.
piss Ruby j. Grice graduate of Kansas City gen
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
homecomin' Day at
Fisrt Baptist Sun.

The First Missionary Baptist
church will celebrate its annual
Homecoming day Sunday with 9
services. DR.. Roland Smith, pas
tor, will deliver the homecoming
sermon at IL a. IN.
DIR. Smith has beer away at
tending the Baptist World ALI
ance which convened at London,
England and visited Paris, the
Holy Land and other inter aJtmg
places with the group.
The young people will present
a special program at the evening
service beginning at 7:30.
ALI members are expected and
friends are invited to attend
these activities.
Mrs. Ollie Haygood, general
chairman.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

Rev. X. l.. Lilly and the mem
bers of st. John AME church
began building program June 27
and S4,00076 was raised Their
goal was $1,000, The work is pro-
under the leadership of
Rev Lilly, Rev. Lilly and family
attended the Bishops council in
Detroit and spent a week in Pc
oria, Ill, The 4th Sunday in Aug.
the last quarterly conference will
be held, and at 3 p. m. Fellow
ship service. Guests will be Rev.
j. T. Criswell and his people of
Greater Lee chapel; DIR. d A.
johnson, Macedonia; Rev, S. NJ.
Voughs, Rev. c, II, Turner. Rev
A. V, Utsey, Rev, H. Scott, Rev.
II. W Waits and their people
will be with us. DR. Chriswell
will preach and his choir and
Rev. johnson choir will sing Mrs.
M, G. Kidd. reporter, Rev. r. l..
Lilly, minister.
Rev, Lilly took group Of young
people to Shorter college in No
Little Rock Tuesday, to attend
the Youths congress. The young
people report an excellent and
informative meeting. The pastor
and congregation will be guests
of Rev. c. T Criswell and mem
bers of Lee Chapel AME church
at Ell Dorado. The Ladies auxilla-
ry of st. John met "Wednesday in
the home of Mrs Clydia Mae
Jacobs
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
West Rock
Betty Madden

Betty Madden
Gloria Jean Mitchell spent last
week with her father and step
mother Mr., and Mrs. Sim Mitch
ell, jr, of Granite mountain =.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of
Cleveland, Ohio, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs, Claud
Story, 1871 North Valmar street
Miss Mary Ella Brown visited
her aunt, Mrs, Virginia Sanders,
$50 Granite mountain circle, re-
Gently Members of Pilgrim
Rest and the Oak Grove Baptist
churches chartered a bus and
went to Redfield as guests of w.
M Wabber Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb We're missionary guest
speakers at the Oak Grove Bapt.
church August IA. Their lectures
were highlighted with demonstra-
tons on film strips and booklets
. Circles number and 2 of
the Oak Grove Baptist church
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Couple Observes
Silver Anniversary

Mr., and Mrs. Maurice Waugh,
27l0 Commerce street, observed
their silver wedding anniversary
with a lawn celebration at their
home Sunday August A. attend
ed by close friends and relatives
Mrs. Jane Waugh West and Miss
Ann Waugh, daughters OF the
couple served as hostesses. Stray
ing from the conventional, Mrs.
Waugh was attired in pale blue
lace with matching accessories,
and wore a corsage of white car
nations tied with silver ribbon
The table for the honorees was
draped with a blue and silver
dinner cloth, held a 10 inch two
layer white cake decorated with
silver leaves, while two white and
silver candles attractively adorned
the table. Airman &c Nelson
Waugh of the Air Force base in
Texas, left earlier in the day aft
er a visit here, 1t. Maurice Waugh.
another son is stationed In France.
Rev. George West, son-in-law of
the couple was out of the city.
but George West, IT., a recent
grandson of the couple, joined in
the celebration.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Little Rock Girl
WEEDS In Washin' tor,

Miss Bessie Lee johnson OF
Washington, d. G.. daughter o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie johnson OF
Little Rock. became the bride of
Dumont Alfredo Walker. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker in
Washington, June rs.
The Rev v c. Sherman, pastor
of Park Road community church,
performed the ceremony at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Green, 1926 Hayes street, N. l..
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was beautiful in
pink princess styled crystalette
gown with lace over net fitted
jacket buttoned to the neck. Hee
hat was an original feathered
creation of matching pink. She
carried white bible topped with
white orchid.
Mrs. Lymon Alexander, Spring
field, Ohio, and sister of the
bride, served as matron Of homo.
Her gown was princess styled Of
blue crystalette with a tiny bo-
lero and matching hat Joseph
Walker jr,, brother of the groom,
served as best man.
Following the ceremony, re-
ception was held. Cake was serv-
ed by Mrs. Viola Walker. The re-
ceiving line included the brides
mother and father and others in
the wedding party. Mrs. Walter
Woods of Little Rock. sister OF
the bride, was assisted by Mes
danes Carrie Early. Estreh Cole
man and Cecilia Smalls in the
gift display room. In charge of
the guest book was Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams and Mrs. Sadie Ficklin
Mesdames Richard Greene, Molly
Daniels, Rebecca Waters, Eliza
beth Jacobs and Esther Har ison
assisted with refreshments.
The bride and groom left for
wedding trip to New York City.
Both are government employees.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Boulevard News
Continued from page four

SOntinr'ed from page Tour
and other refreshments win be
served Committee members are
A. G.. Brown, Marshall Holmes,
Will Standerfer, David Franklin,
Mrs. Monella Ward, Mrs. Madeline
Brown and Mrs. Ruby Mayor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Porter of
Enid, Okla, visited the father and
mother Of Mr.. Porter and left to
returned to Enid August IL. On
the way home, they stopped to
visit Mrs. Lucinda hurry and
Mrs. Louise Morris, Mrs Hattie
Jones and MIR, McBerry. Mrs, por-
ter's mother, Mrs. Tries Porter,
was also visited. The Porters ar
rived home Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

In memory of the late Phillip
Porter, VINO passed away August
10, 1858.
Tho two years have passed,
It seems we miss you more each
day
And we're so oft sad and lonely
Since you went away.
For since you are gone "Our
Dear One"
And the voice we loved Is stilled
A place Is vacant in our life
Which never can be filled.
Mrs LaGale Stewart. daughter
Mrs Elizabeth Kinchlaw, sister
Willie Porter, John Porter and
James Porter, brothers
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Card of Thanks

Members of the family OF the
late Mrs. Rosie G. Dolphus ex-
press their sincere appreciation
for the kind an thoughtful ex-
pressions during her illness and
subsequent passing. We especial
ly thank the pastor and members
of New Hebron Baptist church
for their services, and the Miller
funeral home. Miss Rosie M. Dol
phus and brothers.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Legal Notice
WARMING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Fred L. Lowe, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1892
Eva Mae Lowe. Defendant
The defendant, Eva Mae Lowe, is
warned to appear in this cout
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Fred L. Lowe.
Dated: August 16. 1855
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, d. c.
8:19-26;9;2-9 At
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
Gard of Thanks

We wish to take this method
of thanking our pastor, Rev, S.
Morris and our many friends foi
the kindnesses shown us during
the long illness and death of our
beloved mother, Mrs EiViry Jer-
kins.
Miss Mildred Jenk nS and Mrs.
Mable Woods. daughtets; Rich
ard Jenkins, eoI and children.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

will hold their next meeting in
the home of Ardee Nichols s.
Sgt Joe M. Mitchell has return
ed to his station at Westpoint,
N. Y, after spending two weeks
with his parents
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

Remembrance of Edward Hen
ry Cook, who entered into Rest
August 81, 1852.
God gave me strength to bear it.,
Courage to meet the blow
Tho how it hurt to lose you
Only those who loved you know.
Heartbreak lies behind my smile
and laughter hides my tears,
1t seems only yesterday
Instead of three sad years.
Sadly missed by,
Mrs. D. E. Cook, wife.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
PINE B | u IF
By Rev. A. W. Smith

A.
Mr. and Mrs Fort of Camden dinner guests of
their brohernaw Sunday Eneree Fisher and Mrs
Gurtha Toney Other willie Matthews and sis
ter Mrs. of Detroit Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Webb
their chdrn and Grover Mrs Carrie Mcdonald Her
bert Davis of the death of their moth
Tho Wehhs reside at Oakland, California Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

o. HaHuyf HtpoFteFi FhoHe 8-sIoF OF IN F-oooo
Miss Juana Jean Bell daughter Mary Larry, sos
Walnut street attending hi school in Angie La advance
study and is the house guest Mrs Louea Jones She will
return home in time for school at Jones hi school
The Usher union viii be held Sunday, p at Trinity
Baptist church Marcia Rev c n Taylor pastor c.
H. Brown president; Mrs. B. Handy. reporter
Mr. Mrs L. O. NickeTSon 1912 East End street have
their guest Miss Viola Smith of Chicago She is Mr. Nick
erson'S niece
A Battle, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson of
7t9 Cedar street is home from Naval training center San D
ego California He graduate Jones hi school, May So,
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Vaughn and daughters of Chicago,
formerly this city have returned home after visiting rel
atiVes and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs, Iva Mined brother ofMrs d. c Wade 1876
No. Little Rock visiting from Detroit Mr. and
Wade the of Wades Barber and Beauty
shop 724 East Washington avenue North Little Rock,
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

the program. The day will be con-
cluded by the monthly musical
program at 7:30 p. m. Sponsor of
this program will be Mrs. NJ. Har-
vey.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
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Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5938

~afnfnp the Tamettes last Thursday mite was Mrs
rr VALLEY Business of importance was discussed aft
Oh the club went treasurer hunting" for their social
v nev, member voted into the club Miss Bertha
y tasty repas served by the hostess The club will
Y Tbnrsdav mite at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Crchcr
a,ct 10th street Mrs Mary Alyce Russ president Mrs
mlyn Valley reporter.
T,ang the national Beauty Culture school from Ar
are Mrs Idel Steele state president Little Rock Mrs
3 WIkerson state 1st vice president of Texarana: and
Z Austine Williams, state inspector of Little Rock This
49, is being held in the Beaucans' national home o.
a circle Washington, ID. C.
H. Chattanooga Addition Community club met at the
hce of Rev nd Mrs. l. M McCoud, 1923 West 32nd street
I'm August II at p. The president, Mrs Blanche
nresded The projects of the club getting Negroes
nol taxes by October l, and surfacing 32nd street
onber Jerry Mason, added to the club and placed
4o proect committee. Those in attendance were: Mrs
Thompson Mrs. Irene Tins, George Spann Mr. and
Fred Swinton, Mines Blanche Evans and Allie Rdge
e. we're Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Little Rock Refresh
IN At the residence of Mrs Hazel Thompson 4O4 West
| Fred Swinton secretary reporter.
In and Mrs Atus Pixies of Chicago arrived in Little
by motor August to spend few days visiting rea-
and friends Mrs. Pixies is the former Virginia Douthard
Nm city and Mr.. Pixies is also native of Little Rock
here they stayed at the home of Mrs Lena Douthard
Mrs Virginia Ford mother and of Mrs. Pixies re-
+py They also spent sometime with Mrs Fannie Pixies
of Mr. Pixies They left for home August g. accountant
Miss Florhea Douthard niece of Mrs Pixies Miss Douth-
{1ans to spend about two weeks in Chicago
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19


RICE ST, BAPTIST, 2i2i Riet ST.
Rev. II. o. Floyd, pas.or
Sunday is youth day. which is
observed each month. Tho NOM
ing services will be eatirely con-
Quoted by the young people Be-
ginning with Sunday school thru
ii o'clock services. Guest speak
er will be Rev. B. j. Trotter, a
IS year old preacher who has
just returned from the nortt.. At
2:30 p. m. there will be the fin
ancial drive, ending of the ~
Tribes of Isarel." There will be
guest churches partic Eating on
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

is here visiting from Rson and to visit aunt
i'll, Mrs. c. A Thomas 2004 West 9th of Pine Bluff
Willie Simmons is visiting his father Tom Simmons,
who has been i'll for sometime and who resides at 420 West
3rd Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Wiley of Chicago are
spending their vacation the home of Mr. and Mrs Mag
Lynch cousin and their uncle John Henry Odom at
251 West End street Mrs. G. a Thomas is improving
nicely Davis hospital Her children Beatrice lman and
Beuah Socum daughters of Chicago Colder Hawkins daugh
Kansas City, Sias Thomas of Chicago Margaret
Holly Louis sister Several grand children accompanied
parents Mrs Thomas wishes thank her many friends
for cards and flowers.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
With The Churches
FIRST BAPTIST, Sweet Home

FIRST BAPTIST, Sweet Home
Rev. j. NJ. oliver. pastor
Anniversary services will be
held in commemoration of the
end year of church worship Of
the First Baptist church, Sun
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

FOR SALE A 1948 Packard
Super 8, 4-door sedan with all
the extras. Low mileage, One
owner. Priced Low. Call FIR 2-3T29
PLAIN SEWING - 1117 Calhoun
Mrs. Beatrice Pryor, FIR 5-6640
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

ELVENIA'S DAY AND NIGHT
NURSERY. 1921 High st. For
Information, Call FIR 5-i214.
Mrs. Elvenia Thomas johnson
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

FACTORY SALES BY MAIL
sR SILVER SET Serves 6. (S2495 valuo) for 1895
EDown payment $500 26 pieces 2piece hostess set free
y SPREAD full or half size Sl995 vaue) S 795
floral solid eoor Rose Green Blue Gold
APES ito match spread S16.95 value) Sos
sAI lS-piece WaerleSs Cooking S59.95 valued 1896
Supreme heavy Aluminium. Down payment $500
easy to apply in II and Fl inches 200
Portable Garage protects from dew and rain
|n vnyl plastic S1095 (2) Nylon water repeant Sl695
VERNON SALES COMPANY
Use the Lay-a-way COD PLAN Write)
Bex 81 Street Station Little Rock Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19

day at 2 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE-Good Northern Back
Muskrat Fur Coat. Size II, Price
$500 Call MO 3-19l6.
Arkansas State press., 1955-08-19
=: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCk :.

$ B. Handy, Reporter. Phone FIR 4-s1s7 or FIR 4-sess