davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Stationery

15o-1.50 & ESQ Imported Sta
tionery, boxed notes and letter
paper with tissue-lined en-
velopes; white and assorted
colors; Is to box -----$1
50o-19c Writing Paper, club
size, cello packed, assorted
colors, package -----------I Ice
1851 Masslinn Dinner Nap
kins, cherry design on heavy
quality paper napkins, 4 pkgs. 81
Street Floor, Washington,
Silver Spring & PARKinpton
11-$6 Gold Painted Picture
Frames, large l4x32" size ----3S
12-1.40 Gold Painted Picture
Frames, small 4x6" size -69e
31-S2 Sealing Wax Sets, In
cludes 3 initials and 4 colors Of
WA $50
Street FL, Washington Only
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SaUiisgs for Men!
MRM6aI.RMf.

WMGFGSUG1GGGT
4OO-12.95 Dacron and Wool
Stacks, % to AZ $40; 2 for SIG
45-12.95-S22 Cotton or Rayon
Cabana Sets, S-XL--- -8.99
25-5.95 Summer Weight Wash
able Cotton Jackets, SKI, $3.50
6s-7.95-10.95 Bush Coats, ALI
Weather Jackets and Blazers,
6, M, L, XL------------.5 5.99
26-17.95 Washa BILE Cotton
Blazer Sport Coats, S, M. l.,
1899
1900 Prs. Orig. 65c-$1 Famous
Make, Nylon, Rayon, Cotton
Hose --------- ------------S SJC
300 Mems 6.95-8.95 Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts, cotton and rayons;
solids and patterns; s, XII -4.99
5S6 Mems 3.95 Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts, nylons, handker-
chief weight cottons; S, M, L,
1.99
479 Mems 3.S5-5.s5 Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts, cotton stripes,
plaids and clipped figures; S,
XII ----2 29g
Street Floor, Washington,
SttDer Spring & PARKfnUton
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RIMfsk kefs.
Comforts

2O-2.49 Cotton Plaid Blankets,
1.50
4S-4.s5 Seconds Of PepperelI
Lightweight Blankets ------2.99
1858 Seconds Of Rayon and
Nylon Fine Weave Blankets,
3.ss
1859 to 1895 Seconds Of
Winterweight Rayon and Nylon
Blankets, double bed size, 3.99
T-22.5O Kenwo0d All-WooI
Blankets. Double bed size, 14.95
14-19.95 Kenwood Au-Wool
Blankets, twin bed size e----12.95
1S-7.99 Reversible Patchwork
&uutS -----------------
A-e.98 Reversible Ruffled
Patchwerk Quilts ----------6,99
17-22.bo Kenwood All-Wool
Blankets, double ---------14.95
Blankets, 5th Floor,
Washington; 3rd Floor
stlcer Spring and PARKincton
Mirrors
13-12.M Gold Metal Leaf
Framed Pittsburgh Plate Glass
NhlrrUfb -----------------
S-39.eb Large Framed Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Wall Mirrors,
$500
2-4s.ss Large Framed Pitts
burgh Pate Glass Wall Mirrors,
$500
MirTors-6th n.
Washington Onlyi
Draperies
4e-e.9s-1S.e8 Decorator Dra-
peries, some lined, various fab
rics --------------------l.ss pr.
sth ". washtngtoH Only
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Fashion
Accessories

600-2Se Women's Print Han
kies, colorful cottons. hand
rolled hens --6 for CSC
Street FL, Washington,
Silver Spring and PARKington
0-$6 Imported italian COwhide
Handbags, shoulder strap style,
So, plus 1917 tax
H18.S0 Ego Tote Bags, wool
felt and wrought iron,
7.95, plus 1877 tax
ee16 Straw Baskets, exqui-
sitely trimmed, 1876, plus 1Oqo tax
320-3.98 Misses Wool Knit
Fringed StoIes- es-------2.49
Street Floor, Washington Only
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Infants F1af'fsi sifaIa'e


1885 Edison Cribs with dou-
bic dropsides stabilizer rails.
34.99
2l-14.s5 Thayer "Joliy Jitney"
Carriages. May be used as car
bed ----------------- 7.99
39-16.95 Thayer Pancake"
oller-Walkers, all aluminium.
Has shopping basket folds
22-7.99 Shopping Strollers {.
light weight fold fiat --4.S9
End Fl. Washington
3rd Fl. Siluer Spring,
PARKington
Radios & PhOfsOs
"A Orig. A.S5 General Electric
Clock Radios -26.95
Is Orig. 1878 Webcer Phono
and 8 Hi-F Records
So Orig. 3S.S5 RCA AM Radio
with Phono Jack -A.o5
5th Floor, Washington;
9TH Floor Stlper Spring;
Street Floor. PARKincton
Bedsfsreaas
23-0.98 Space Patrol Chenille
Spreads -----------------3.00
1888 Roy Rogers Chenille
GNRaaA~ m
Spkeeus ----------------- -b.VU
29-9.s8 Assorted Chenille
Spreads ----- 500
21--14.9S Assorted Chenille
Spreads, full or twin .-.-- 100
1888 Assorted Cotton Rust
Ruffles, as is-------------.2 ZOO
52-1O.95 Sanforised Cotton
Woven Draperies, 90 in. $50 pr.
11--19sS Heirloom Cotton
Spreads, as is-------------10.OO
1s-12.ss Tailored Rayon Satin
Bedspreads ----------------e.W
on ", Warrington Only
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Fashions ;. 2O% 10 6Opo Off,

ssoss ':;: ssss: @ 9s:''s: Pastel.
daks Broken sizes 1920 14221a Just 75l------------
ss:ts: @ ::: $::s: ss'::t o:::: :s an. s
.:; es;:s :: s"ss.st o::::: to SIS
Just 300 to
: s: $::: s';:: s;:' .. s.
peti 10 to TO- 125 bargains
1, a::s %:::: ss:ss : ss: e::::: ::: % 1918 s.
:s:.: s.:: s:::: ..,,. SO
styles Pasels prints, darks Ills 6O
ss:;s + ;::s; - * miss ss%; Ds:::: S
l99S-$z5 Women's Better High Style Dresses $FZ
Sheer chffons matching fashions Eo
141a-241a. Just -
17.98-zZ.98 Womens Better Summer Dresses GA
Dy printed cottons Dacron* prints 14
Fl, End FL saves & pARKnoton
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SiICef'acare

$50 sets Of 8 Iced Teaspoons
or Oyster Forks, 1881 Rogers,
1886
7th Floor, Washington;
4th Floor SilUer Spring q
PARKington
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Summer
Ftsa'stif

66.ss Peel Tub Chairs, floor
samples, as is -2.99
7-7.9S Peel Side Chairs, as is,
floor samples ----------Z--3.99
S-5.9S Cigarette Tables, glass
topped ------------------- 500
6-6.98 Wrought Iron Wall
Racks, glass shelves -3.99
6E9.9S Rocko Tables, green and
white $780, --------------S. S.99
7-7.9S Black Wrought Iron
Baskets s------------------4.99
e0.9S Alu m mum Folding
Chairs, green, rust or black with
white ---------------.4.9 .4.99
l2-9.9S Metal Folding Chairs,
coral, chartreuse --------4.99
3-10.9s Nest Of Wrought Iron
Tables, Pompeiian green, as is,
l.99
LASS White Cast Iron Cock
tail Tables ----------------6.99
114.Ss Wrought Iron Maya
zine Racks --------------6.99
19.Ss Wrought Iron Lamp
Tepies
1S-11.9e Wrought Iron Chairs,
several styles, a. ID ----- $50
14-12.98 Chaise Pads several
Styles --------------- -B.S9
@11.96 Peel Fanback Chairs,
~ Ii S.9S
2-l9.sS-24.9S Peel settees, floor
samples, as is .-----------9.Ss
B-16.9S Aluminium spring
Chairs --------------- -S.9S
10-1s.S5 Aluminium Chairs.
red, green, yellow
n--19.@ Glider Cushion Sets,
assorted colors ---------. 1889
1-2<.ss Allen Contour Lounges,
Chaise Lounges ----------lAee
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ChiIdfeia'S Shoes

ChiIdrela'S Shoes
52-8.95 Teens White Dress
Shoes. leather, broken sizes 81
4O-3.49 Children's Camp Moe
casins, leather, broken sizes 81
85-3.99-4.9S Girls Sandals, ia
nous make feathers, broken
sizes 2.99
$3.50 Beach Shoes, fabrics,
broken sizes l.S9
2nd Floor, Washington Only
S0-2.S9 Sun Casuals, fabrics,
feathers, broken sizes -l.99
End Floor, Washington
& SiIuer Spring;
3rd Floor, PARKington
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Misses
SNOrfSaS,eM9'

75-4.99 -5.99 Cotton Skirts,
misses broken sizes ----1 1.99
40-6.95 1885 Printed Cotton
Beach Jackets; broken sizes 4.98
70-.99 -7.S9 Cotton BIouses;
pastels; 1916 -------3.S9
3rd Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Siluer Spring;
End Floor, PARKington
20O-3.99-5.99 Fancy Pants. cot
tons in crazy" colors; 1915, in
In the group ------------- 2.99
3rd Floor, Washington Only
Junior Goats
and Suits
18-$55 CamePs Hair "BOy"
Coats, broken sizes, colors- -S39
60-17.98 . SIS Sh0rtie Goats,
woods. wool suedes. fleeces, ny
Ions; navy, black, gold, pink,
blue. beige; 9-15 1880
38-39.98 = 49.98 Wool Suits,
checks. pastels; 9-15------29.9O
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilDer Spring
& PARKington
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INFANTS WEAR

1SO-2.50 Topper Sets,
complete with waterproof
panties. No ironing. In
fants' sizes ---S1
1853 2.99 Cotton Terry
Lounger Set for sleep or
play; infants sizes 1.SS
IS - 1.99 Cotton Terry
Robes, no ironing; in
fants' sizes s--------1.8S
240-1.25 Water Proof
Pants, broken sizes / 10 4
Ind Floor, Washington
and Silver Spring: 3rd
Floor, PARKiBgtost
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Uniforms

3O-5.99-7.99 Peplin Uniforms,
assorted styles; broken sizes.
1888
20-1e.S9-14.ss Nylon Uniforms
in assorted styles; broken sizes,
7.S8
Srd Floor. Washington Only
LOsIngesceaf'
Is Convertible lounges" over
alls with tie-on skirt, cotton,
assorted colors; 10-1S------S.S8
IL Kilt Dresses with Bloomers,
cotton, assorted colors; 1913,
6.Ss
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SLIDER Spring
& PARKington
WOflseit's Shoes
75-14.95-19.S5 D'Antonio and
Kimel Shoes, white, light colors,
lustre calfskins $50
1OO-S.99 Play Shoes, imported
italian fabrics, rope soles; ma
tural, black, red--------2.99
3rd FL, Washington Only
sOO-S.95-1o.s5 Town and Coun-
try Casual Shoes, whites, sum-
mer lights, fall darks- SOS
30o-8.95 Imported "Pupetta"
Shoes, beautiful colors-
3rd Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, SilDer Spring;
2nd Floor, PARKtngton
Lingerie
1850 Famous Make Slips,
acetate & rayon, navy black,
broken sizes --------1.99
31-2.5O TO 800 Slips, cottons,
rayons, broken sizes ------$1
3rd Floor, Washington Only
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DOssaeSfics

170-If PERI. 1.98 Seconds Can
NON Muslin Sheets, T2x100 In,
1.4D
100--2.49 Muslin Sheets 72x10s
in. or fitted twin
9s-259 Muslin Sheets, slxl08
in. or fitted double 1.9o
1880 Muslin Pillow Cases,
49c
23s II PERI. 3.40 Seconds Can
non Colored and scaIloped Per-
Gales, 72x108 in.----------2.l0
300 If PERI. 3.S9 Seconds Can
non Slx10S in. COlOred and
Scalloped Percale Sheets 2.89
41s II PERI. s9c Seconds Cam
non Colored and Scalloped Per.
Gale Cases ----------- 79o
5th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, Shver Spring dnA
PARKtngton
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Girls Weas.

so-17.sS SIS Spring Coats
wool, rayon fabrics, Tia in
broken styles and dzes-
2nd Floor, Washington Only
DO-Girls' Slips, cotton Bitter
skirt, nylon net trim, 4-12,- 81
7s-2.ss Girls Gowns, rayon, T.
~ ----------------
md Floor, Washington Only
md Floor. Washington
& Silver Spring;
Srd Floor, PARKingtea
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M0flsea. ssisd
Daughter Dresses

DWts9sstef dresses
Bates disciplined and novelty
cottons. prints and solid colors.
2o-sss-S.ss Tots and ToddIers
Daughter Dresses, sizes 1-6x,
2.ss
10-4.99-5.S9 Girls Daughter
Dresses, sizes 7-12----------2.8S
n-7.99 Girls Daughter
Dresses, Tia --------------3.SS
2e-S.s9 Misses Mother Dresses,
AV-4O k.S8
AT.00-S.99 Misses Mother
Dresses, sizes 10-16---------3.Ss
2e-10.s9 MisseS Mother
Dresses. 1915 -------------B.Ss
1850 Misses Mother Ber-
muda Short Sets, 10-16----5.sS
End Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Junior Goats
and Suits
Better. Coats
and Suits

25O-$25 Famous Year Round
Suits, rayon, acetate and wool:
IL broken sizes and colors.
Misses and petites' 1920.
women's 141z-221a ----.S16
150-29.98 39.9S Lightweight
TOppers, wool, assorted colors;
8-l6 1890
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SilOer Spring
& PARKington
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-Sl1re Ozs Summer.

2298-2o88 Misses Better Summer Dresses
One and wopece unc and jacket dresses Silk shantngs
prints; broken sizes 1920 Just 100! 00!----------
z2e8-$25 Junior High Foshion Dresses
Cotton silk aceates prints pastels
five and street Styles tbs Just
$11-17.98 Misses, Women's Budget Suits
Famous weight suits in inenook
blends and sungs Beige red pastels 82O
141a-22a in the group of $50!
800 Misses, Women's No-Iron CuIottes
Daytime culottes in no-on p Blue brown green 1920
141a-242 Just t146!-------------------
5.99 Misses, Womens Daytime Fall Dresses
Light and dark ground cotons good style Broken
sizes for misses and women Just
3.99 Misses. Women's Daytime Coot Dresses
Striped cotton pe and printed cotton percae broken
S.es-14.e9 Misses, Women's Daytime Dresses
voles gnghams cotons Assorted styles
141a221a. Just 70!-------------------------
10.ee17.9o Misses Fomous Make Daytime Dresses
Kay Wndsors Toni Todds and others barred piece
styles Assorted coors in 10 to 90 Just 8O!--
Only
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Jr. Deb Apparel

STs DeO Apparel
15s-1s.ss-14.ss Dresses, eottons,
8-14.99-1S.09 Busters and
Duster Dress Combinations,
cottons; broken sizes ---$5
se-1.ss-2.se Blouses, cotton, 10
~ O----------------
1850 CRasy Pants, eottons,
1U-l0
2O0-l.Ss-S.99 gportswear, as
sorted siSss, 1915 --------25c
6o-S.S0 -4Ss PajanAs, cotton
flannelette; size 10 only 81
A-3.S9 Shrugs, cotton knit, 8,
M, L ------------------1.SS
W-$1-1.99 Jewelry and Collars,
assorted styles. 19c plus Fed. tax
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Sslb-Teest Wear

6o-4.99-S.99 Dresses, cotton
prints, 8-l4 in broken styles and
sizes 3.S8
50-3.25-3.99 Jeans, cotton pop
lin, S-l4 1.88
End Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-07-21
S.95 Convertible
carbeds by Kantwet
4.ee

Complete with comfort
able mattress. Easily con-
verted into . car seat.
Packs flat for storage.
Just 100!
2nd H., Washington: 3rd
H., SilOer Spring and
PARKington
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Kids indies


1,0Oo-7Se s-t.Y-e-t-c-h Nylons
Anklets, white, pastels, darks;
6-8h, ell ------------2 for 81
s0e-3ec-Ssc sample AnkIets
and slax sox, cotton knit, sizes
5h, IN, 9h------------Sf for 81
800, Special Purchase! Girls
Panties, cotton plisses. Ala,
3for 81
7oo-1.S9 Girls Slips, cotton
plisse, broken sizes es----------S8e
Ind Floor. Washington q
StlDer Spring;
Jrd Floor, PARKington
3ee-Sec Girls Panties, cotton
knit, eolors, sisss 4-10,
Soc each; : for 81
Ind Floor, Washington,
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'Osl,eIS


42-2.99 Chenille Mat Sets, rose
or green 1.99
45O-59c Cannon Face Towels,
3 for 81
330-2.5O and 2.45 Martex Sec
IS If PERI. 1.99 Seconds Field
crest Beach Towels ----2 for SO
15O-3.99 Gift Set Of IL Martex
Fingertip Towels
$3.50 Plastic Shower Sets,
curtains and drapes-
170-4.99 Cotton Scatter Rugs,
3x5 IT. ----------------2 for S.
170-6.9S Rsyon Taffeta Shower
Curtains --2.99
40 II Peri. 1.9S Seconds Cannon
Empress Bath Towels $50
12S-1.99 Plastic Shower Cur
tains, solid colors- -99c
72-1.99 Scatter Rugs, cotton, 81
Sth H., Washington
Paints
- gal.-6.4S Monad Outside
White House Paint, finest grade,
4.98 gal.
Is gal.-l.70 Floor and Deck En-
amel, light or battleship grey,
tile red or tile green. 2.99 gal.
Is gal.-4.3O Washable Flat
Paint in white and some colors,
2.99 gal.
1S gal.-7.00 Non-yellowinE
White Enamel for kitchen or
batn -4.Zg gal.
$500 Pure Bristle Paint
Brushes, vulcanized In rubber,
2.99
Pdtnts--7th ~.
Washington 0nlyl
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Dress Fabrics

1,500 pieces-39c to 1893 Fabric
Remnants, nylons, silks, WOOL
ems, cottons -----15c to 1.S8 I'd.
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-07-21
SaUings ECerytlsimg for Your Home! H,srray Im!
1.59 Bamboo
Cofe curtoins
81 pr.

Smart inexpensive win
dow treatments ma
tural .matchstick bamboo
panels, 48x26 inch per
pair taped, ready to hang.
Limited quantity.
3rd Floor, Washington;
lth Floor, StlDer Spring
d PARKington
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Summer. SNUilsgs for the YOas,,q CrO,Ucl!
JF. Deb Summer
7.so-s.9e Dresses

Cottons. linen-look ray
ons, 7-15. 200 dresses.
200-S.99 . 1893 Dresses,
nylons, cottons, T-15. 200
dresses ---------------$S
2O0-12.00 . 1888 Dresses,
linen-look rayons, silks,
cotto61s. 7-l5--S1O
2nd Floor, Washington &
SilOer Spring; md Floor,
PARKington
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Tots and ToddIers'
4.99-6.99 Dresses
3.88

Cotton broadcloths, no
iron cottons! Some 2-pc.
playsuits. 1-6x. 400 pieces.
10o-7.99-S.S9 Dresses, s.
100-s.S9-4.99 Dresses, l.
6x ----------------2.SS
10e-2.99-4.S9 Dresses, l.
Ok -----------------1.8
2nd Floor, Washington &
Silrer Spring; 3rd Floor,
PARKtngtos
Evening star., 1955-07-21
1898 Wadina
Pool end Slide

Heavy plastic pool with
tubular steel frame, me-
tai corner braces and
seats. 48x36x12. 10 inches
deep. Has geyser shower,
3-foot slide. Just so.
3rd Floor, StlDer Spring
9Th Floor, Washington;
& PARKington
Evening star., 1955-07-21

street Floor, Washington,
SttDer Spring & PARKinUton
Evening star., 1955-07-21

jrd Floor, Warrington;
Mh Floor. Silver Spring;
etreet Floor. PARKtngton
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

next few weeks will be spent in gaining overiew the
years program in addition to sessing the detectives that
have been up Mrs L. M. Pattllo, instructor
Honor Roll students Jones hi: II, Mr. Dade: Wilma
Carter Georgia Dotson Sas Thompson Margaret Henderson
To Mr.. Beavers Herbert Sims, James Nash Bertha
ell TO, Mrs. Palo Emar Baccus Earlene Bryant
Jenkins Wilma Loring Bernce Slocum Ethel Williams Bar
bara A. Harris IS Mr. Cannon: Jean Bell Herbert
Chappe TO- Mrs Wright Robbie Joe Binns, Doris White
81, Mrs. Taylor African McCraw Bernce Sabbs Marion
Webb 83, Mr. Green: Edna Smith. So Mr. Johnson
bara Sneed 90 Mr. Byrd Robert Hampton Vera Faye
Dolores McPeace 49, Mrs Kay Michael Fields Avertis
lSbel Leonard Mckinney, Chester Williams Cd Palmer
Louise HILL Betty Mosey Barbara Williams
Travis Stewart 10l, Mrs. Smith Ruthe Farr Wilma Toll
bert, Gwendolyn Washington, 1872 Mrs Ivy: Laura Capes
Alease Romes.
1913, Mr. Phillips: Charles Lynch, Phyllis Thompson Ill
Mr. Tyson Deborah Burns Rosie L. Causey Kesse Tfende
son. Alveretta Smith, Maxine Webb, Marguerite Wilson
liz, Mr. Webb: Aretha McCraw, Lille Ann Rhodes 1l3
Mrs. J. Washngon; Rodesa Allen, Edward Dokes Norma
Mattin, Bettye McCarrolBey Pggee, Mary Thomas Emo
gene Tyler Jimmie Voolfolk Doris Wright 121 Mrs Robin.
SON. Juanita Johnson Magaene Williams
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

{. II, Jones brought the mes
sage. All reports were good. The
second quarterly conference will
convene at Mt. Zion AME church
May AIS Service at Par
sons Hill MBC was largely at
tended Sunday. Rev. John H.
Garrett is pastor 1t is re-
ported that Mrs. Minnie Barron
passed recently. She was the wife
of James Barron who resides in
PackingtoWn Mrs. Bertha
Adams, and Martin Mcbride, jr.,
looked in on the Shepherds re-
Gently Thought for the week:
The power to purpose in the
heart is the spinal column of
personality and measure of man.
hood. A vision without task
is a dream.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
There May Be Fame and Fortune in Your
Snapshots

REDBOOK'S Family Albumin
which they will print each month
the best picture sent in by a
reader with the story behind the
taking OF the particular snapshot
In this instance. the primary sub
ject must be one or more children
under IL years old They pay $50
for each picture.
What Is the key to selecting
suitable pictures for contests or
other sale? Overall appeal Is the
most important single actor
Certainly. It must be sharp,
clear picture. That's obvious But.
in addition. 1t must be one that
will be interesting to people
whether the subject is of personal
interest or not
II you happen to be In a picture
taking situation that might offer
good contest pictures. be sure to
ino out the names and addresses
Of people who may be recognlz-
able in your picture. Signed re-
leases from all identifiable sub
jects Is must If you expect to be
rewarded with fame and fortune
in contest
John Van Guilder
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

WAhNlNr onDEh
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS,
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lois Holman, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 102308
Howard A. Holman, Defendant
The defendant, Howard A. Hol-
man. is warned to appear in this
ocurt within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Lois Holman.
Dated: April 20, 1855
Diles e. Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w, Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
4:29;5;6-13-20 At
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Leo Butler, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l0l356
Norma Jean Butler, Defendant
The defendant, Norma Jean But
Ter, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Leo Butler
Dated April 10, 1865
Thad d. williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. d. c.
A.92-2a,5.6-l3 Al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

Next time you come across one
OF your snapshots you think Is
particularly good. take a second
and third look at 1t. Perhaps 1t Is
one that other people would en-
10y, too-enough SO that someone
might pay you prize money for it
In contest. or publish It In a
magazine.
This is really the contest season
OF the year, Interesting cash prizes
are being offered in competitions
sponsored by various organiza-
tons and companies and covering
a wide variety OF subjects.
One of the largest OF these con-
tests is the Newspaper National
Snapshot Awards. conducted In
local areas all over the country
by some OF the leading metropoli-
tan newspapers. Prize winning
pictures from each newspaper
will compete next fall in national
Judging in Washington.
Then. sometimes magazines like
to publish pictures sent in by their
readers and will give you sub
stantial check If your snapshot
clicks Just this spring. for ex-
ample. REDBOOK Magazine In
roduced a new regular feature
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06

Rev Chitman delivered the mes
sage at Mt Zion last Sunday, He
Is the pastor of Magnolia station
III the Magnolia district. Several
from this community were pres
ent. They also attended the ami
versary of Rev. Porchia at Anti
och Baptist church Frank
Washington and Mrs. Elnora Hill
returned last Tuesday after the
funeral of their brother, Forest
Stephens. who passed April 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvesta Rigs
! have moved in the Zion Hill
immunity Mrs. Obertha
I.sDinson of Cullendale was in the
community last Thursday E. The
meeting at Zion Hill recently was
enjoyed by all. Rev. Sutten de-
hvered the sermon. Those who
attended this service were. Mr..
ana Ms Muller Mumor, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ross. Miss Susanna
Smith, Sam Washington, Emma G..
and Irene Washington, the Rawl-
ing boys and many others
The primary glee club is still
working and has reported $2.25.
Members are Glora ID. and Linda
Mae Clark. Lena M. and Lewis H.
The apron club will close May 30
Mr.. and Mrs, Winston and
family were the guests of Mrs.
Rogers last Sunday evening
Frank Washington was guest of
w. l.. Toney last Wednesday and
visited Roy Marshall on Friday
The following remain on the
sick list, Roy Marshall. Mrs. d.
Armstrong. Mrs. Mary Harris and
Johnnie Washington. We pray for
them speedy recovery Miss
Gemesta Williams was recently
married in Florida Mrs. Ro-
sic Mae Fort and daughter were
visitors of Mrs, Stovall last Tues
day mite Misses Weller Nc
Rue, Irene and Emma G.. Wash
ington, A. c. McRue and j. S.
Box, attended the senior play at
Nevada county training school
last Thursday mite, Captains for
the education drive were as fol-
lows: Mt, Zion, Sarah Ross. $38-
06; Pearl Harris, $23.3l; G. Rawi-
ing, $2l.55, Sarah Carson. $500
and Alex Washington $500 g.
Mrs. Ruby Walker and daughter
have returned from Rockford, Ill.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
Olive ST. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

>'y Ss>o 'htPhCIu
Bobby Prewett is in the VA
hospital at Little Rock Mrs.
Carrie Calhoun was admitted in
to the Davis hospital recently .
On the sick list is Daniel
Stewart Anyone interested
IN buying nice home on Olive
street pike, 4 miles south of
Pine Bluff on paved road Hi
way Is and gravel road on the
north side which cantains 40 or
more acres, please contact Ulys-
SEES Shepherd Pine Bluff, Route
2, Box 255A, phone 6O07 M-3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Crawford
had as their dinner guests Satur-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Adams
of Camden, and hurry Parham
of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jackson were week
end guests of their mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jack
son, April %. Mr.. Jackson Is
stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.
Mrs. Jackson was stationed at
Little Rock The second quar-
terly conference was held at Mt.
Gillian AME church last week,
Rev o. Ireland, pastor and Rev.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-06
ARKANSAS BAPTIST C0lIFeF

The choir will begin its mid-wesern TOM thi
will return around the 10TH The choir Sane - ;, week a
hospital Tuesday and appeared in North Little Roe H
The Searchlighers club held its entertainment c sut
mite in the gymnasium, "ua
installation service of the Baptist student union os
held Sunday at $3.50 in the auditorium and tho G ols
service of the Eta officers held Friday at ran
continuation of the panel discussion ON aI
held in the auditorium during chapel exercise Wy aaa
with j, L. wise acting as eoordinator and Mrs D ~
Mrs, B. Crouther. faculty members and one Stnd %
Taylor participating Until the next time Sprira 'a