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FARMS

Mailed FREE IS States, sTRoUT
Washineton. ST. 3-37s4.
100 ACRES, SIS miles west D. c., on
northwest slope of Blue Ridge.
S2:z2S or best cash offer, De
TOBACCO FARM. between Wash: and
Baltic. bordering on Patuxent River
near Bowie Race Track-1Bs acres,
. houses, 2 tobacco barns. other
6ldss. long od drensa e rS On slac sAfg
Man Man i7 rs;0H < St.. ~ NV. IA. $500
$3.50 On. SIS mo; buys for $3.50
IA acres. 20 cleared; 5-rn. dwell
ing, good well, 2 streams. saw tim
Der; Is mi. south of D. c, JE,
BEAuT1iiFUL FARM ESTATE. 1000
acres, 3 miles river front. view of
mts. Stately brick Georgian manor
house; Ii rms, = master bedrn1s.,
baths; = other houses; farm bldes.
sI75 900: MR.. OLSON, Wo. 6;5029.
no 4. DAIRY FARM, 22 mi; D. e.
lge. stream, 32-cow D. C. barn, silo
other good outbldgs.; mod. house.
1b b.. oil hit, bsmt.. 2 ten. houses,
$50. 500. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
?i5-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Mont. Co.,
20 mi. D. CO blk.-top rdS.. 40-coW
barn. silo. :, houses; 3 tractors, bull
dozer. corn binder. hayloader. bailer,
sts;; 81 IS head ~ c snM hss. sr sso
125 ACRES, 40 mi. D. C. line. Edge
OF historic little town near water
st. Marys Co.: Md. on corner 2
paved State rds.: "a mi. frontagc;
white tenant will stay; good groom
house elect only; 3 barns other
bld1s. 10 acres, ton tobacco soil
price. Sl4.5O0 for quick sale, $4,000
down; bal 10 yrs. So. Don't be
late this buy will go fast. JOHN A.
BRICKLY. JU. 5-5533
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roars fos ANT tc... orrer srI

5000 WISCONSIN, AVE. N.W.-ideal
private entiance. nrst door; plenty
Of parking space; reasonable rent
Phone WO. 6-2231
NEW MEDICAL BLDG, 1925 Eye st.
n.w.-1 small once about 400 50.
c ts Mr. ifE'f M Hss a sS ssss So d q
E & ntshf' NV. 18th and Eve
Choice 5-rm. lst-f. air-sond. once
suite: approx; LOO 50; T.; parkina
space available. AP. G-3452 for appt
ENTIRE FLOORS rooms or less,
daily. s-l2, AID 9-I9i0. Il
1917 18th ST. N.W.-lst floor front
once; ideal advertising space on
windows; other ofhces $50 and up
piRiYsiiC c1lSSV OR DENTAL oFFIcE-
. About / 800 50 It. on LIST door front
Of modern large. apt. bldg. Wiscon-
sin ave. near Mass. ave, opposite
e csfi M iSassfSy Nix ns.i HAck re9'
A Ia5,s' sss NASH ssJ sjVd ... i tP
cond.. plenty Of parking area. Ii
IDEAL LOCATION, business once;
DOCTOR. 0enLlSt, beauty salon. "a
MINI: ayes. s rooms parking. ~
BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE, abou,
5000 50. IT. Heat. light and air
conditioning furnished, and also par
titioned. Only 81 so per sd. IT. A
BARGAIN Consult Mr.. Young.
SHANNON d LUCHS CO., TIA 18th
MODERN OfFfCE sPAcE-Just COM
pleted on K st. near Conn, air
cond., elev. bldg, End A.; ideally
suited for large orsanizatton: con-
tainine reception room and 5 ofices
with approx. l.S50 SO. It. of disable
floor space; all utils. and services
incl: reasonably priced ct So 80
per 50. It. FLOYD E, DAVIS CO.,
1929 K at. NV. Ma. S-0352. II
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-on 1st
door Of new, modern, air-cond.
to 700 so. IT.: will partition and
decorate to suit tenant. RIA. 3-221o
or see Mr.. Ellrod on premises. 1905
orr. STATLER, 1920 x n.w-Air.
cond., 3rd-h. front. suit. for once or
apt: compl. furn.; 2 rms, mod. kit,
bath. huor. lights. sign privtl. open
1875
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INVESTORS

Wanted. Va farm-Haye substantial
equity In Nd. residence for down
payment on Va. farm. Home should
rent for Sl25 per mo. Possible con-
vert into . apis. OWNER, Pc.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

Golden Rule Builder
like YOU want It. For info. call F
w VAN LUXEN. JE 4-3624
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

n. =. AVE. AT 9th ST. N.W.maCom-
mercial building OF about 5000 SO.
It. OF floor area; ideal for, labor
union, trade assn. or general bust
ness: II rms. baths. parking
Price, $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH. VA. 2o3 sBth
Street--For sale or rent with option
to buy. Completely furnished, bed
rooms. screened porch. maids quar-
tiers. outside hot and cold showers
trees. convector radiator oil heat.
Ideal summer and winter residence.
Will sacrifice for quick sale, Contact
HARRY ELSON. 964 DeKalb ave.
ne. Atlanta. Ga. Telephone Alpine
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sgis.. ! dbl. metal;
one 3-truek masonry: 2 wide paved
alleys; 1886 50; #, Annual rental.
$1,000. Price 81 $4,000; 500 block
18th st, ne, WO. 6.S026.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

DOwNTOWN-Garage or warehouse
rear 614 M st. NV: 1900 So. It.
Immediately available. Inquire MRS
HEAD, Ii, 7-9400. or see your real
eSfata hraknr
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

PROPERTY consisting of 100 acres,
more or less. on Chesapeake Bay,
laid out for subdivision sisuate on
road from Stevensyille to Roman
mortgage sale at Courthouse door.
Centreville, Md. on Tuesday. April
l.. 1855. at = pm. For informa-
ton, call THOMAS J. HEATING. Jr,.
attorney Centreville 79-W. or
Walter l.. Green, Hyattsyiile, WA.
T-3l0U.
LAKE JACKSON. Msnassas--Liv. nm,
kitchenette. 3-pc. bath. . sleeping
porches; storage bsmt.: furnished:
4 lots; knotty-pine interior: cottage
only 3 yrs, old owner transferred.
must sell, Excel. bargain. $4,000.
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.ALL CASH
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

GARAGEs1l7 ssls;. l dbl; metal;
alleys; 1886 50, #, Annqsl rental:
nth st. ne. wo. 6-s026.
STORE AND . RMs.-2-story brick.
Only Sl0,500. Vacant, 1908 4th
s.w. MA. S-7772; ewes. JU. 9-7622.
ONLY s15.sso, 4 units. / avan for
f for : units it's Included IN oil heat.
$11,50O first trust. Colorsd oceu-
STORE AND e APARTMENTs--Mod-
ern store leased to nationally known
tenant. Prop. In peri. CONC; Excel.
net return: $4,000 cash Viii 6sn-
s Snsr soi q; Clay CHnS ST. N.E.@pet. A.
family: separate utils.;. 8 rms. and
bath each apt, Good managing. be,
low cost; II; s-7043, WILLouGH5Y
49, UNif 81 BRICK RIE APT. on District
line: only g years old; is offered at
Q fair price. 6S-unit apt, only .
years old. 1895 T st. 40-unit apt.
house in Laurel, Md, nets $4,000
yearly. Tenants pay own utilities:
interest in any Of these bldgs. For
further information call JU. $1,000,
BAINuM REAL ESTATE.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = 2-family
semidetached brick facing Govt.
park: / apt. furnished: easy terms.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10.
ARL.. New brick duplex. . bed
rms. bsmt., sep. utils. ca. unit !;
$500 income: $4,000 cash will
handle; ELISABETH ANDERSON,
ARLINGTON-lS units q bIdgs.) l.
bedrm. apis: parking space: income,
81 900 mo. EN-. 1852 -31
TOMBSTONE bunga-
low. corner lot, arranged for 8 apis.
each with pvt. front. rear. side en-
frances. 3 full baths, 3 mod. equip.
kits: fully turn.: front apt. scr.
baby grand piano, wash. machine:
garage; excel. loo: good bus. service:
income. $500 per mo-: full price.
S24 $50: down payment. $4,000. Call
Edgewater 9-5945, for apt. B"
l-UNIT APT. N.W.-All 2-bedroom
apis: each apt. rents $3.50 q
month, tenants pay gas and electric;
a good secure investment. Call Mr..
Mostow. WO. 6-2214: ewes, tn.
o-S432. TANEN REALTY CO. 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

CABIN -IN-THE-WOoDs near Wash
ington. Nice neighborhood. Partly
furn., cleo, no bath: semiannual
rent, Sl2O. so. 5-GSQl, Il
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 End TRUST at 60 interest.
payable. S75 per mo-, secured BY
3-unit apt. house, good white maker.
H0 0oo asS ~ 7Ie AR; 1912, r,pn3n, VI
price $4,000. You get back S5.Sla
in 3 yrs. dncl. mo. payts), 32hTo
profit. Boy 27-Y. Star. ar
end TRUST: $3.50. Payable $3.50
mo. So b. a. |. LIST trust. $1,000
4-6565. 31s
md TRUST $4,000. Payable $50 mo.
81. Good white maker. Only $4,000.
LO. 1866.
makers, ST. 3-9433: IA. 9-1750.
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ALEXANDRIA,

On No. / Highway-l2, 900 50. IT..
5000 so. IT paved of -street parking
ONCE space. fluorescent lightins:
tailboard loading docks. clear span
eiectronics, manufacturing, etc! Cal
ME. S-3091; eyes,, IA. 9-6005. A
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REHoBoTH BEACH, DELAWARE

LARGE 2Ta-story furnished frame
house. in pines; bedrms., baths.
maids rm. and b.: large living rm.,
din rm. kit. with dishw asher and
disposal; large porches; two-csr
Essaase cor lot 12Sf100 hS 1;e.5
at S29, 500. HARRY M. GR1EVES.
Realtof. 81 Pine Reach, Rehoboth
Beach. Delaware. Phone Rehoboth
490I.
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-05

KO FjsfsasI@s Board Aseeks The fall Alaska FishAries Board Meeting has been called for the week of November 2, according to word received from c. L. Ander- son, Director of the Alaska De partment of Fisheries.
 Sessions will be held in the office of tho Alaska Department of Fishs cries in Juneau.
 The first portion of the Board meeting will be devoted to a re- view and discussions of the Fish cries Department activities during the past season. Reports will be heard from the men working on sport fish, predator investigation and control, biological research, in- speotion, and watershed manage
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-05

National Guard, Major General Edgar c. Erickson, Chief of the National Guard Bureau, and the Honorable Hugh M. Milton, As sistant Secretary of the Army.
 yH.q.~.A~ A.. 1s~w. z pA
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-05

5, 1855
 Ellis is battalion adjutant. The Provisional Infantry Battalion is under the command of Captain Walter 0nKraft of Kodiak. lst It. Billy H. Carlson of Juneau serves ae aSS.s@awh
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-05

KODIAK, ALASKA, r camp commander and Major Francis F. Siegwart of Nome is the executive officer. Other staff mem bers include WOJG Harry E. Aase, adjutant; Major Webb Trimble, irnAnlIinnrann nund A-nsn.ur I n-
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.&3R
 --------.-----.-----.-------- l. caves For Training md Southeastern Alaska gathered for their annual two weeks of field training.
 The Egkisnn Scoutc eoo s4,..,,o,
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 hibitions against interference by state aud municipal authorities with speech, press. and religion and guarantees of fair and i'm. partial judicial procedure are irn- portant. And repetition, If not al- ways necessary in 2 legal sense, will do no damage to the tradi- tional conceptions of what a con stitution ought to contain.
 There is second category of so-called rights which is far more controversial. They deal with economic and social problems. Considerable argument may be generated on the issue of what matters, aside from the traditional ones, are important enough in this day and age to be incorporated in a constitution as rights.
 In seeking answers to the ques- ton of whether such matters should be included, the individual citizen should ask himself whether they might not better be left to legislative discretion and whether their inclusion as constitutional right might not serve to clutter the constitution unnecessarily and complicate its effective implement tation by the interested branches of government. There is always the danger that writing economic rights into the Constitution may cause future difficulty because of changing economic circumstances impossible to foresee at present.
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will emphasize weapons firing ana

small unsS 1aetAeS- 8 '.illttfas
 The shonseward movement @k of participating units will be ac- complished on Sunday, 1S NoveEzl- her. r d
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-05

NatI s'ai Gu
 Thre officers an, yeiaht men Q. onipany D 2a lfaatty Battalion left Kodiak sai ny aftar. noon fer q two weeks training .n.
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K0naAs
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
PhiIander Prexy
Participates in
Uncf Conyocation

DIR. M. Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent OF Philander Smith college,
will be among 80 other college
presidents to participate in the
United Negro College Fund con-
vocation to be held in New York
City this weekend.
A reception at United Nations
headquarters will be one of sew
eral functions in which the edu-
Gators will take part during the
meeting. The eonvocation will
mark the first time all 81 presi-
dents of the member colleges Of
the UNCF have convened in ~
Y.
One of the highlights OF the
eonvocation will be the first
eoast-to-coast television presenta-
ton OF the important work of
Fisk university's Race Relations
department. 1t will be shown on
the program, The Search to be
telecast over the CBS-TV net
work, Sunday at $3.50 p, m.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

Aon baptist church, DR. F. T. Guy pastor DR.. Wendell
higgins Denver Colo, evangelist will the meeting
HERE AND THERE
Mrs Alberta Poole Jackson Chicago who here visiting
her mother Mrs Alean Poole West 18th street was
Gently guest of Mesdames T. S. Gravely L. S. Green at
Sunday luncheon She sincere appreciation and
full evening.
Mrs Inez Lehlay's George 1919 West Goth will be
the city for two weeks before returning San Antonio
Texas graduate of St Bartholomew student
Xavier university he is serving the US army air
force
Mure Wiley, of Mrs. Louise Snow, 1922 Center
street has been discharged from the US serving
four years. Mr. Wiley formerly affiliated with Wallace
Woods Flock Rockers pianist attended at Dun
bar He has made few appearances with the Hershel
Dean orchestra, since his home
Mrs. H. L. johnson of the Johnsons business school had
guests the past weekend her mother Mrs Ida Bond
Canton Mississippi and brother H. P Bond Chicago While
here they attended the races at Hot SPRINGS
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
McCrory
Mrs. l.. ". Davenport

Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blassingame
of st, Louis were in the city
last Sunday visiting old friends
They are formerly of this city
Miss Ester Gene and Floyd
Worshum, students at AMIN col
lege, Pine Bluff, were visitors of
their parents last weekend .
Mrs. Dorothy Crockett spent last
Thursday and Friday in Little
Rock . Mrs. Sylvia Winbush
opened the fishing season last
Saturday and topped it with a
catch of two large black perch
catfish The PTA held its
regular meeting last Wednesday
mite, which was well attended
Everyone enjoyed cookies and ice
cream Mrs. b. G. Marshall
was a visitor here last Saturday
Mr., and Mrs. John Gillispie
were visitors in Augusta last
week Mrs. Evelena Higgins
is spending a while in Detroit
Please bring or send your
news TO the reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
wilrIlot
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
Mesdames Clara Frazier and
Clara Shelton made a business
trip to Hamburg last Friday
May Bell Wilder. Fern Evans, Luz
ellie Simmons, Pearlene Steven
son, and Ruby Jewel Davis, all
All club members and their lead
er, Miss Hodge journeyed to Mon
trose recently to attend the All
county council The 4th grade
presented a play Tuesday mite.
Miss L. S. Moore, sponsor +.
Mr. and Mrs. w, c. Slack, c. M.
Slack and Yvonne made a trip
to Pine Bluff recently 4. The
New Morning Star choir will
present program at John Wes-
ley AME Zion church Sunday
mite Edward Stevenson and
Miss Lois Jackson were united
in marriage at the brides home
last "Wednesday. Mr. Stevenson
left Friday for the West Coast +.
Rev. J. c. Gallon and Mrs. Ma
omi Coleman were united in mar
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Pastors Wife
Given Surprise
Birthday Party

CONWAY Mrs, Annie Bell
Jones, wife of Elder Jim Jones,
very pleasantly surprised Mrs.
Sallie Rogers on her birthday the
mite of March 4th The group met
at the Jones residence. 864 Mill
street and went from there to
the Rogers residence, 854 Mill
street. There they found every
thing in readiness. which had been
previously arranged by M S
Jones. The home was beautiful
ly decorated with spring daffo-
dills, together with the soft
lights. shielded a beautiful setting
indeed The guests seated in
darkened house, waited for Mrs,
Rogers, who is a beautician, had
CLOSED shop for the mite. Mrs.
Pearlie Wiley detained her in the
shop tHow, no one will ever
know until the opportune time
arrived. The two entered from
the rear door, Mrs Rogers, attired
in beauty shop uniform. as they
truned the door knob, lights flash
ed on everywhere and the group
began singing Happy Birthday -
Mrs, Rogers received the sur
prise of her life. as she had no
idea that she was being given a
party. She was the recipient of
/ many beautiful and useful gifts.
Sharing this hospitality, were her
family, husband, Elder j. w Rog-
ers, Mr. and Mrs w. Mason and
Johnnie Fortune of North Little
Rock; Mrs Carrie Bunting. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bunting. Mrs.
Mezia Matilda Theodore Bunting,
Mesdames Mary Bessie Cowans,
! Emma Bunting, Kate Turner, Jua-
nita Moore, Mary Redding, May
me Fields, Pearlie Wiley, Eva
Perry, Annie Cowan, Elder Jones
and Elder Rogers.
Home made ice cream and
birthday cake was served to the
group by the hostess, Mrs. Annie
B, Jones Mrs. Rogers is one of
Conway's most loved personalities
and is the wife of the pastor of
Zion Temple Church of God in
Christ of this city.
The guests departed at late
hour, everyone jubiliant and hap
Ply for having helped make it a
lovely affair Mrs. Rogers, by this
time was able to speak and ex-
press her thanks to Mrs. Jones for
the pleasant surprise she had just
received.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
6earden
Guy Newton

Guy Newton
Miss Helen Grace Newton.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Newton of Bearden, became the
bride of 1t, Jewel l., Ruffin of
the US Air Force, son of Mrs.
Marie Aikens of Charlottesville,
Mo Miss Newton is a graduate of
AM&N college of Pine Bluff and
presently a member of the Wash
ington hi school faculty at Ca
ruthersville. Mo. 1t. Ruffin, a
graduate of Lincoln university, in
Missouri, recently returned from
the Far East and is presently sta
toned at Nashville, Tenn The
couple is spending time at the
residences of both parents.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Des Arc
Mrs. Ella Brown

A"fnt EtId AffONn
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. B,
Mathew motored to Little Rock
to visit their pastor, Rev. l..
Lowe, who is i'll in the hospital.
He is the pastor of Green Grove
church Ode Brown, Sam
Holloway and Lemuel Hill motor
ed to Pine Bluff last Sunday to
attend the IS district meeting of
VIEW. They report good meet
ing Miss Estell Dean, Mrs.
Sarah Govan, Mrs. Louise Ford
and sons and Mrs. Ella Brown
motored to Cotton Plant last
Wednesday on business Last
Sunday was regular service day
at Bethel AME church and the
pastor, Rev Oswald Tolbart de-
livered the morning and evening
sermons. He was the dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown :. . i.
Sunday school was conducted by
William Brewer World day
of prayer was observed at Fell
lowship Baptist church. Fourteen
attended Mr.. and Mrs. Govan
and Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Rodges,
and Mrs. Evie Holloway, attended
the extra session of the state
meeting, held at Augusta recent
ly. All enjoyed a nice time. Sun
day school was conducted by Stu
perintendent L. Ewell A good at
tendance was reported.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Dewitt
Birtha Fitzpatrick

Birtha Fitzpatrick
The installation program of Rev.
c. N. Eiland pastor of First
Baptist church closed Sunday,
Allen Temple officers conducted
the services. The sermon was de-
livered by Rev. w. O. Mays, pas
tor of Mt Ollie NIB church Mt
Ollie, st. John and First Baptist
choirs We're present Amount OF
money raised, $1,000. Visitors
were Vess Clemmon Prof Raines
Of Stuttgart Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips Of Elmyra. Mrs. NJ. Davis
Of Pine Bluff and others from
Gillette The PTA held its
regular meeting Monday mite at
the Key school Mrs. Annie
Mae Brunson is reported doing
tine at the United Friends hos
pital
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
State Association
CoIored Women
Meets in Camden

CAMDEN-The Federated clubs
OF the Southwest region met in an
organization meeting Sunday in
the home economic cottage of the
Lincoln high school, with the
Camden clubs as hosts.
A delicious luncheon was served
during the business session. The
highhghts of this session were dis
cusSion Of the necessity and inn
portanee of regional groups, and
the election of officers. The fol-
lowing officers were elected;
President, Mrs. Blanche McGhee
Camden; vice president, Mrs. Err
ma Boone, FL Dorado; secretary,
Mrs. Pauline Branton, Pine Bluff;
assistant secretary. Mrs. Eva
Rhinehart, Stephens; reporter,
Mrs Lee Vonia Greer, Ell Dora
do
The public session was held at
the Ira A. Clark Memorial park,
with the state vice president,
Mrs Georgia Morris, presiding
This was an inspiring meeting
with the main address, Progress
Through Service" being given by
the president, Mrs. P. d. James.
The meeting was we'll attended by
representative from the South
west region.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
many kind and thoughtful express
sions, beautiful flowers and deeds
of sympathy, during the recent
illness and death of our below
ed mother, Mrs. Alley Godiner,
VINO passed February 7.
Signed: Mrs. Sarah H. Turner,
Mrs. Lettie Williams, Mrs. Lii.
lie Burr, Mrs. Elvira Wright,
and Mrs. Beatrice Tyson, daugh-
tiers. Wilson f, Godiner, son.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
OBITUARY

Daniel Lee,was born in Little
Rock, April 16, 1887, died March
8 1855 in Urbana, Illinois, at the
Burnham city hospital Funeral
service was held at the Salem
Baptist church by Rev Fred New.
bill, assisted by Rev J. A. An
derson, pastor. Burial was in Mt
Hope cemetery with the McHaney
funeral home in charge The de-
ceased leaves his wife, Mrs. RolIa
Edith Lee, four brothers and two
sisters, Ben, jeff and Fred Lee,
all Of North Little Rock and
Countee Lee, Kokomo, Ind; Mrs
Sarah East Kansas City, Mo. and
Mrs. Ezella Lee, North Little
Rock
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie StovalI

Nia. LNcllic StoPdU
Circle No. 3 Of the Mt. Zion
Bapt. church met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Asbery Willis, with
% members present. Visitors from
circle and were present g.
B. Robinson and son. Herman,
were the guests of Mrs. Pearl
Robinson and family last Sunday
Mrs Jessie NJ Cook and daugh-
ter, Bobbie Jean We're the guests
Of the Robinsons also Mr.
and Mrs. Asbery Willis were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Newton last Sunday Mrs
Jessie Cook, Bobby Macarthur
Lois and Lola, spent last week
end in Magnolia, with Mrs l..
Traylor G Traylor has been i'll
but is recovering. Lois Jean Rob
inson reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
i: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :.


Mrs. b. Handy, Reporter, Phone FIR 49187 or FIR 4-s635
Inc delegates attended the State PTA congress held
III fordyce were, Mrs B. B. Wright Mrs D. Curry Mrs
PERSONS Mrs Mary Ray and Mrs Eva Dkeson Participating
on e program We're Mrs Ray Mrs Wright Mrs Dckerson
anu MIS- curry was chairman of the nominating committee
Inc popularity contest sponsored by the ushers
e anne chufch Sunday was success Money raised
>z4o2 The Queen was Miss Dolores Smith Rev A. NJ Rob-
erts, pastor.
IA me oshef union VIII be held Sunday, p m at Mt
feaan Baptist church. 23rd Orange Rev Robert Dick
eisoh pastor o. H. Brown president and Mrs Handy
porter
- Jones nj PlA will be held Tuesday at p. f. H
Hunter principal; Mrs. D. Curry, president.
There Will be Shamrock tea held G. Woodson
school, sponsored by the PTA Sunday $3.50 to D. m Miss
u Conley, president; Ozy Cheatham principal
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

Boulevard News
Rev. J. r. Green

Rev. ]. r. Green
The Junior choir Of Greater
Harvester Baptist church. win
present drama, Sunday, Christ
and the Crucifixion" Thurs
day and Friday, Mr.. Christophe
will sponsor program in inter-
est OF the president OF the Bible
class Rev. Green will speak
at Oak Grove. Tie Plant Newtowp.
Sunday The purpose OF the pro
gram is to discuss the member
ship drive for congress. At Z
o'clock, the speaker will appear At
Macedonia, oath and Commerce.
in interest OF the BTU. Rev. s.
Gatlin, pastor.