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Evening star., 1955-09-04

MoTEL-NEAR WARRENToN: "a.
lounge and living auarters--cerami'
tiIe baths-modern furniture--ai
condftioned-attract grounds--
Convenient 70 restaurants--heavy
yeaf-'round travel--small cash pay
ment ".
U. s. 1-2l de luxe unitS-iounst
tiis baths-Simmon modern FUR
niture-air conditioned-attractiv
Rroun nds--convenie to restaurant
viii consider local property il
trade--with small cash payment.
billiard REALTY CO.
ia. S-S46S. MOTEL BhOhE ~ -
4Rl3 Lee HWY. Arlington y. va
Evening star., 1955-09-04
Good Business Opport \
FUR STORE
WANTED

WIN buy for cash established retail
HOT, Star.
NEW Strout Bus. Catalog
JUST OUT! Mailed FREEi Auto
SITS s; Gas Sta, Stores, Farms,
Homes, etc. SO States. 2.9l4 bar
gains described. WORLDS LARG.
EST. 55 years service. STROUT
REALTY, 234 N woodward Bldg..
Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOUSES WANTrp TO RENT

WYNGATE. ALTA VISTA TERRI
Need three 4-bedrm. house on ]
or yr. lease. Must be avail; bS
Nov. Is. OIL. 2-9310. -
A. p. 1T. COL. needs unfurn. house:
vic Andrews AFB. or in sc: Re-
quire minimum > bedrms; and bsmt.
Price up to $3.50 mo. Lu. 2-O414.
SMALL 3-BEDRM. HoUsEi furn. or
partially: Mont. nr. jr. high; SlOO-
S125. Will pay 6 mos. in advance.
Call before pm. Ho. 2-olOO'
REFIEE6 REF eD FAMILY OF 3 want to
rent modern unfurnished rambler
suburban area. excellent rel. he.
VA.@i specialize in renting houses
and would like to help rent yours.
= L. MLECKA. ia 7-S3oO.
AMERICAN foreign service family.
WsSS5nRs WS ~ 70 tent Pc f0I bedrm Gnr Oh house. SSss
NV. NV Wash Ss ahoqrch on ch. CT, chm Nd. Occupy
about Sept. Is. Call KE. s-0S66
SILVER SFRiNG AREA-Rental list
FFiLEs HsI Rsedfd sEAH nTssatfflEE Es4afE jd MARS s.
s-BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE in Be-
thesda area. JU. $1,000.
NAVY FAMILY desires 3-bedroom
furnished house in Murch school
months, then month -to-month. up
to eight months; references fur
nished. Reply Box 144-S, star.
WANTED - Three bedroom unfur-
nished house In Murch school dis
triet, starting Sept. s: lease .
mos, then month -to-month up to
10 months; references furnished.
Reply Box 345-L, Star. g.
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BUSINESSMAN

National company offers cistrib-
utorship to reliable party: factory
tabiishtng assures immediate in
come; unlimited earning possioili-
ties: 1896 cash required money
back secured). Must be able TO
start at once. References and
telephone required. For inter-
view, write Box 447-R. Star. or
nhone Republic 7-2i2l, ~
Evening star., 1955-09-04

TWO AND THREE APTs.. other real
estate and real estate notes for 2
oWStRl tSWSR 70 NrS' z 1889 sst4s;Ioo or $4,000
SELL or TRADE valuable D. C.
residence income property border
ing zoo, outstanding view, for. de-
sirable waterfront acreage or farm
in bay area or lower Potomac. OF.
4-759B.
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE =
Principals only. By OWNER. Good
clean, 5-rm. .-and-hath home. Box
CT, Star. -
Evening star., 1955-09-04

CHEF-Administrat to take over
restaurant and run as his own
business. Low overhead. Write
exper' and qualification in frst
letter. BOX 454-T. Star. -
GROCERY STORE. ideal for couple.
will pay for itself in 8 months or
less. Terrifc buy. Ii. 3-lll4-
Evening star., 1955-09-04

SIS SOMERSET PL. NV.
A bargain: one block to Coolidet
High School. II is an opportuntt!
to live in such flne community
at unheard Of price of $11,5O0
$1,000 cash. Open Sunday anc
Monday. / TIL pm. J A
Evening star., 1955-09-04
INTERNATIONALLY FamUuBl
RESTAURANT
SUPPER CLUB

0S4 = A94o SASA
Best town location, established 20
years, catering to the CapitaPs nm
est clientel.. enjoying best reputa.
tion for Its food, entertainment ano
atmosphere: doing an excellent
business and Is offering 1t ct the
BARGAIN price of S150.000 with u
cash. Attractive long percentage
lease: completely equipped, car
peted and air conditioned through
out.
LUNCHEONETTE - Best downtown
corner location, doing $1,000
weekly. long lease. short hours.
air conditioning. Price. 100000,
terms.
franchise. chicken to
take out. doing S66.000 yearly,
long lease. low rent, payroll 5000
weekly, absentee MANAGEMENT.
Price. S25.0n0 terms,
Conn. ave. same
owner - years, doing nice busi-
ness. long lease, low rent, cir
conditioning. Price, S33,000, terms.
LUEcHEoNETTE-Busy corner To-
cation. doing good business: low
rent. long lease. short hours. air
conditioning, $4,000. terms.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
100000
NEEDED

BY Maryland man who Is well known
in the building and DEVELOPMENT
ned, Money to be used 70 expand
present corporation and enable 1t
to operate on q national scale, more
freely. One contract now being ne
Fotisted that will net over $1,000, :
600 in less than 2 years. Other
contracts ready to be signed within
8 months that will net over $1,000
900 in Q 3-year spread. This prop
osition must be closed within ~
days. Only those with the available
funds need apply. Box 264-S. star.
Good Business Opport'y
GENERAL STORE & GAS STATION,
excellent for semiFetired couple de:
string to supplement income, good
highway location In scenic South
Mountains, near aettysburg. Sale
includes real estate, living quarters,
large lot, i.tream frontage. Asking
ONLY S4.9o5. No. N-2707. VESTS.
John Bream. Representative, Fair
ield rd.. Gettysburg, Pa. Phone
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Distribution Wanted

O1Otk 4NAOOA " S~AAONN
Tremendous yearly income possible
Large company has opening for
ambitious man to manage local
business. Can be handled in spare
time at start II desired. Honesty,
dependability more important than
experience. Our liberal financial
assistance enables rapid expansion
This is q business on q. high plane
for high-type men Of character
only.
cash which is secured. good refs.
and car. This opening will pay
exceptionally high weekly income
Immediately and rapidly. increase
as business expands. Prefer applic
yearly. No high pressure men
wanted as no selling Is REQUIRED.
II you have the necessary ,uualin:
tions and cash. please include brief
history and phone number. Write
Rnv O2.T Star ~
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;: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :
Mrs. B. Handy, Reporter Phone FIR 49187 or FIR 4-36a5


Dr. s P Massie of Fisk university was the weekend
of his mother Mrs. S NJ Taylor his brother Dr.
W. JACKIE Masse and family Dr. Massie out-of-
town guest the panel program the George Washington
Carver annual Fellowship dinner Friday evening express
ed delight in seeing many old time friends we'll
ing
Pvt, George Stephenson flew here from Camp Gordon
Georgia to be united in marriage with Miss Embry Lee
his return he will be stationed in Virginia.
Pfc. Jimmie Price is home leave from Fort Knox
Kentucky, visiting his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Price and son
Jimmie j. other relatives and friends He a graduate
Jones hi school
The Social Saving club at the home Mr. and Mrs
Willie Parker Friday. The business meeting was omitted as
The club entertained the husbands of members Guests
were Mr. ana Mis-, Willie Hooks Mr. Mrs Wallace
Marine Richardson and Mrs Fobes Games played
next meeting will be at the home of Mr. Mrs Floyd VIII
liams 420 West 22nd street Mrs. Annie Moon PRESIDENT
Mrs. Y. B. Williams, reporter.
The 241st the Usher union was held Sunday at
pastor Amount of money raised sS7015 The next meeting
will be held Wednesday, March 9th at Mt Pleasant 23rd
and Orange streets G. Il. Brown, presidents Mrs Handy
reporter.
The PTA council will meet Tuesday p m at Hillside
school n Marshall principal Mrs. Dekerson prest-
dent Mrs. B. Handy reporter
Mrs Earnice Collins 807 Hazel street entertained the
members of the Chatter club Wednesday mite After brief
business session two members Mrs Willie B. Womack
and Mrs, Alice Grmmer welcomed into the club Secret
pad gifts exchanged and games played Mrs Cera
dine Kay, Mrs Ova Worlds Mildred Jones were re-
cpients of the club prizes and Mrs Combs of Chi
the guest prize Mrs. Mary Fields be hostess
the clubs next meeting Mrs Mable Allen president
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Fordyce
Shirley Jean Thrower

SHlftey Jedh lnTUNtf
Pfc c. F. Holly is here from
Korea visiting his friends
Miss Dorothy Andrews, New
York. is here visiting in the
home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin and Mr. and
Mrs. Donnie Andrews st.
John AME church had its re-
vival last week with Rev Ackin,
Forrest City. as the speaker
The Alpha and Omega club Of
st. John AME church sponsored
a banquet, Wednesday at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Lilly The
Yellow Jackets played Star City
in the school gym, Scores were
Star City girls %, and Fordyce
girls, 16 Our boys beat Star
City boys, 56-49 The senior and
junior boys will 60 to the dis
trict tournament today at Merrill,
Pine Bluff. F. A. Henderson,
coach Wednesday in assembly
at Oct school, the senior hiss
tory class celebrated national Ne
gro history week with short
play The students participating
were Kenneth Davis, Elmer Webb,
Mary F. Locke Loreice McDuffie,
Claydean Clark, Emmitt Archie,
Naomia Archie. Freeman Parson,
and William Brown. Mrs. E. B.
| Wallace, teacher The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Williams
| burned Saturday mite, They were
not able to save anything. The
citizens of the city are asked to
help them If there are any out
of-town persons, who would like
TO help, may do so, by sending
their contributions TO Mr.. and
: Mrs Fletcher Williams, Route 2,
Box 1874 Fordyce, Arkansas q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnett are
here from Iowa, visiting their sis
ter Mrs, Suella Fluker Rev.
and Mrs. M w Russ, Mrs. Dom
ME Andrews, Rev. A. Humphrey
and Mrs. Mary Parr are on the
sick list.
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Phone u Your News - FIR 2-5938
Il I'M THE CLUBS
Page Five

urH THE CLUBS
The BRIGHT star Neighborhood club held monthly
ting al the home Of Mrs Margarete Elam 1921 Valmar
Nh ha president Mrs. O B. Gonnor presiding After the
uss session. Perry A Taylor executive secretary of the
H. League gave interesting talk Negro history and
aho0d delicious repast enjoyed and the meeting
d ajoaed until March p. m, at the residence of Mrs
Jackson 1919 South Valentine Mrs Lewis Gaines, re-
The Lucky Twelve Handicraft club met the home of
ii j. b. Lay. After short program, refreshments were
nyed by all Next meeting will be at the home Mrs Aroa
xeSart, 8g7 Schiller Mrs w. T. Gordan, president.
The Second Grade City teachers February meeting
evening social the home of Mr. and Mrs Waldo Bronson
es played and all members surprised with
IN boxes candy Mesdames Finn and Hamilton chair
Va consultant respectively The Carver teachers were
N hosesses
q The Spring annual tea of Emmanuel Baptist church will
u held Sunday At D. M YWCA, 10th and Gaines streets
tea is sponsored by the Missionary society of the church
The monthly musical and the annual program observance
e Choral club of Liberty Hill Baptist church. 2801 Spring
be held Sunday mite, o'clock The theme, I'm the Work
In Of the Lord" Adult and junior choirs well other
IN talent will participate Rev, w. NJ. Marley pastor
Mrs Mary Ayce Russ entertained the Tannettes at its
&y meeting Thursday, The vice president, Mrs Maurice
&mpson, presided Plans completed for the Whist
N namen which held Wednesday at the B&PW club
hostess served tasty fish dinner Mrs, A. Russ pres
n One World Tea" of the Dunbar PTA promises to be
" affair II will be held Sunday, Al p m, school gym, 18th
Cross streets The school has been divided into
ntS with the continent of Australia leading Mrs Dunbar
R will from this group. Musical entertainment will
furnished thruout the evening.
Basic training sessions in all phases of the cub scout
NJ boy scout program will be conducted at the Mt Zion
sst church. 908 Cross Monday thru Friday mites from
IN to $780, The training session will be held in the basement
wv adult registered in scouting in any capacity should
advantage of this opportunity to learn about his
@ Members of the ChanSonee club gathered at the resi-
Me of Mrs Robbie Harris, Apt. A. Henlock court The
sar business session held, afterwards delicious bar
nce dinner served Members will at the home of
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Texarkana
Mrs. A, Il. LunOn

Mrs. w f. Scott, accompanied
by Mrs. Maude Harrison and
granddaughter, Emily Jane Leon
ard, also Rev. and Mrs. B. F.
Lunon, motored to Malvern last
Friday to attend the Fellowship
meeting of the NE Central and
West Arkansas conferences Bishop
W r. Wilks, of the 18th Episco-
pal district, presided The
arkansas Beauticians chapter 4,
met in the home Of Mrs. Jessie
Mcqueen, 8l4 Laurel st. recent
ly, The members are getting ready
for the state convention, which
convenes April 1920 in Hope.
The club is sponsoring Miss
Cosmetology contest" The hostess
served a delicious menu and
presented each member a Valen-
tine. Mrs. Lorraine Parker, report
er Rev. and Mrs. W. s.
Bush, go E. 10th ST., are remod-
cling their home which was
damaged by fire recently 4.
The interior decoration in the
home of Mrs. e. f. Stewart, 1i04
Laurel St, added much to its
attraction -. Dinner guests in
the home of Mrs. Stewart were
Miss p E. Northcross, Rev. and
Mrs, B. +. Lunon Sol King,
member of the fifth Sunday sing
ing group Church of God, rend-
cred a program at st. James AME
church last Sunday afternoon.
The Sunny South quartet gave
several selections also.
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recently at Mt Pleasant A M f
church. The sermon was delivered
by the presiding elder, Rev. ".
NJ Easan Rev. A. c. Burton. pas
tor Sunday mite the daugh-
tiers of Allen sponsored a pro-
gram. Mrs. Gilbert served as the
mistress Of ceremonies, Refresh
ments were served after the pro
gram Mesdames Georgia
Marshall, Maggie Williams and
GIadness, are on the sick list
Miss Theresa Horne, who has
been in the hospital has return
ed home. Prot. Whiteside is also
i'll Stewardess board, No. l.
served dinner last Sunday .
The Gospel chorus and the pas
tor of Mt. Pleasant presented a
program over the air last Sunday
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Mrs Odra Habert Mrs. Francica Woods president
and Mrs Lois T. Gikey reporter
HERE AND THERE
The eleventh annual Jabberwock Broadway of America y
held Friday evening the Robinson auditorium and
by Little Rock Deas of the fastest moving
local shows produced recently Beautiful and in
teestng skts provided exciting and enjoyable evening
the capacity house The Pine Bluff participants
superb usual.
Larry Wayne Zegler celebrated his 8th birthday Gibbs
school, February IA with Valentine party Useful gifts
and all reported enjoyable time Mrs Jones' teach
err assisted Mrs Zeigler.
Miss Omea Bridges, 800 West 14th left the city Friday
to amidst the Mard celebration New Orleans She
will return home Sunday III
Rev j. w. Burroughs home 2907 Center street. de-
sroyed by fire recently All members and friends of Saint
Paul AM Zion church 1901 Spring street Rev A. W. Kicks
pastor asked to please give something that aid the
couple home again. All gifts may be brought
the church any time Your kindness is appreciated
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Chicago and Miss Claudia Nc
CLAIM Of Detroit are here visiting
their mother, who is i'll.
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l)ll1Tlr'l
Eletha Burch

Eletha Burch
Circle No. of the Calvary
&c met in the nome Of Mrs.
Johnnie Frazier recently. HighlighE
of the meeting was a prograna
concerning Negro history week
A quiz on the progress Of Me-
groes was conducted by Mrs Al
ma Elliott. There were five mem
bers present and one visitor Mrs
Mittie Frazier, Collection, si.ST.
Mrs Euna Elliott, president, Mrs
Johnnie Frazier secretary and Rev
w. M. Radford, pastor Mrs
Cassie NJ Anderson has returned
home and is doing fine after
spending a few days in the Qua
chita county hospital Mr..
and Mrs D. J. Jones and chill
dren, Lon Bureh and daughter.
Eletha, visited Mrs John King.
jr in Manning recently Pvt.
Elwood Parlor is home after be-
ing overseas Mrs. Sarah
Burch celebrated her birthday
last Saturday. She received many
beautiful gifts The Ouachita
Star Singing convention and JAM
uary board, held recently was
fine. Four sections reported more
than $500. Section /, held its
meeting with the First Baptist
church, Ell Dorado. Section 2, held
its meeting with ST. Paul Eap--
list church, Camden, Rev. Hayes,
president. Section 3, met at Mt
Gillard Baptist church and Sec
ton a., met at Zion Hill Baptist
church, Camden, Rev. z. Porchia,
president. Rev. S. Morris, mode
rator of the Ouachita district as
sociaton The Midwest Sing
ing convention held its sectional
meeting with the New Jerusalem
Baptist church. Rev. J w. French
is the pastor. Rev. French, de-
ivered the IL o'clock sermon last
Sunday. Money raised, 1923 ..
The Brotherhood society had a
table during the collection and
raised $26. Prof. l.. T. johnson,
general director, Prof. r. l.. White.
general supt of music; M, M. Nc
Rae and j L. Blberry were in
charge The next convention will
be held at Ollie Branch Baptist
church, FL Dorado.
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Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Members of the Greater Zion
Hill Baptist church and several
associate ministers marched
home with pastor, Rev. w. c.
Porter, The mother Of the church,
officers and many friends. fol
lowed after them. The members
of this church had been holding
services in the school auditorium
for months. Dr. F. T. Guy,
pastor Of Mt. Zion Baptist church.
delivered the sermon, and the
cornerstone was laid A sur
prise birthday party was given in
honor Of Mrs. Matte Gaddle The
party was given by her daughters.
Miss Akron Gaddie and Mrs. Liz
zie Bryant and her four sons.
Mrs Gaddie is n years young.
The table was beautifully deco
rated with red and white roses.
The cake was beautiful Mrs. Cad
die Is one Of the mothers of the
Zion Hill Baptist church and
Sunday school teacher of class
No. a. She is very active in
church work Akron Gaddie was
also given birthday dinner this
month. He Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Gaddie The dinner was Civ
en- by his wife, Mrs. Geneva
Gaddie and friends On the
sick list are, John Miller, George
Gates and Mrs. Hattie McClain
Mrs. Fannie Mae Mccain Of
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= CLASSIFIED .

WOMEN WANTED. Temporary,
six months. Mail postcards. Good
handwriting or typewriter. Box
AZ, WATERFOWL, Mass. BIS
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MI. zior,
Mrs. Nellie stovall

MRS Neiiie et0Raif
An Apron drive will be held ira
the Zion Hill community. Each
lady is asked to take part Mr..
Augusta Rogers is the sponsor
Ethel Mae Brewer, who has
been on the sick list for some
time is improving Mrs, Mars
Jane Toney is visiting her broth
err, Monroe Rivers this week
Tyree Clark, Pine Bluff was the
guest OF his family last Sunday
A Community club rally
program was held last Sunday at
Zion Hill AME church. Mt. Zion
Antioch and Cross Road clubs
were invited Mrs Augusta Rog-
ers, supervisor: Amanda Robin
son, president; Louise Robers0ga.
secretary, and Rev. r. B Sutton.
pastor Ebert Rogers has
been on the sick list but Is re-
ported improving, William kog-
ers is also reported i'll Percy
Brown motored TO Rosston last
Tuesday site We were sorry
to hear of the death OF Mrs. Mat
tie Grung, formerly of this city.
who died in Flint, Michigan
Mrs. Sarah Ann Ross, Little
Bernadine Johnson, Mrs. Mae u
la Washington, Toney Robertson
and sam Washington, who Is Inn
proving, are all on the sick LIST
/ Mrs. Queenie Christopher
was dinner guest of Mrs StogalI
last Friday Miss Lille Nae
Christopher, who is a student at
Shorter college, is doing fine :.
Eugene Rigsby has re-enlisted
in service Frank Washing
ton was the guest of his son, john
l., last week
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Good HOPE



Mr., and Mrs. z. b. Sockwell
was called to the bedside Of their
little nephew, Freddie Lee Will
liams Of Ell Dorado recently He
is the son Of Mrs. Sockwell's
sister, Mrs. Bessie Rec Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Sockweli visited
their granddaughter, little Linda
Lydia Toney is also better at this
RADIO Mrs. Minnie Beard is
on the sick list . Little Fred
die Lee Harris is in bed again,
He has been i'll with pneumonia
B. M. Murphy is up and
doing nicely after being Ill. Mrs
Lydia Toney is also better at his
writing Mrs. e. B. Sockwell
was the guest Of Mrs. Albert
Alexander recently Pete KEEL
ly is very ILL., He was visited re-
Gently by many Of his friends
and relatives. Others on the sick
list arc, Mrs. Beulah Harris Ira
Wilson, Albert Harris, Johnnie
Lee Haymie, Almeter Wlmberiy
and Mrs. Emma Curry, who Is ia
the Cuachita county hospital We
hope for them a speedy recovery
Fred Lilly is here visiting
his father and other relatives
Mrs. Viola Hicks left recently
for Kansas City.
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Wilrlot

LUther Slack
William Patton left for Cali
fornia last Friday mite Mrs.
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BACK IN STATE Henry W.
Hall, jrs advertising represent
alive for J. R. Reynolds To-
bacco, makers of Camel, Cav
alier and Winston cigarettes,
has returned to Little Rock,
after five months in Okla
homa. Mr.. Hall will be work
ing in Arkansas for the next
six months.
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Lee Frazier's nephew, spent last
weekend with her Mrs. Es-
sic Lee Tower, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, Caption Johnson, died
last Friday in Chicago. Funeral
services were held Thursday in
this city Mrs. Clara Shelton,
made a trip TO Dermott last
week,
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zetas Hold :
Charm Clinic

Members of Tau chapter of zeta
Phi Beta sorority in observance
Of Finer Womanhood Week"
sponsored recently a Charm elm
ic an dvesper service.
Given for all young women of
the college, the areas covered for
the Charm clinic We're. Dress,
Care of Hair and Hair Styling,
Use of Cosmetics, Personality MI
triton, Poise and Posture Speak
ers We're: Mrs. II. II, Terrence,
communications head, Philander
Smith; Mrs Errestine Towns,
head of Velvatex beauty school,
Mrs, Willie Mae Shockley, head
of clothing department, Philander
Smith; Mrs. Harriette Dyer, musi-
clan, civic and religious worker
of the city; Mrs. E. H. Griffin
head of foods department.; Mrs.
c, " Galloway, head Of depart
ment of cosmology, Pnilander,
and Mrs, Helen Digs, grooming.
Alpha Mu Zeta chapter joined
Tau chapters in presenting their
vosper program at Wesley Chapel
Methodist church
A reception honoring the Won
en- of the Year" was held in the
annex Of the church after the
program
March 6, the Zeta Phi Beta
sorority will display in the en-
trance OF the administration
building an exhibit portraying the
life and work Of outstanding
women of all nationalities. The
theme for the exhibit will be
Finer Womenhood Thru Service
to Humanity
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Jeans Addition
Merle Williams

Quarterly conference was held
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DAY NURSERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages of
Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day. Reasonable Price.
Call GLADYS THOMAS, 1921
High ST., PHI FIR 5-a2Ii --5I1g IS
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