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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
MfLP WoMEN lcant. !


GIRL FRIDAY. for . real future IN
retail buyingi no experience nee.
sssssy. Win train, Apply koPx
GIKLs, white. for clerical work for
large Wholesale distributor; yaee-
a slS1iG S Sias bEtL 81 faas si Ss:s
G1iSSis, white, 2o-s5 wa. Of ass. to
learn 70 operate machine for man
ufaoturtng envelopes. no experiences
neeessafy; experieneed operators
vii tsac a; you; sncss VIC 1se,, nase
steady work; pay s5e-90c per hour
70 start: good opportunity for adj
Vancement. no Sat. work: vacation
with pay; Christmas bonus: paid
holidays. Apply WASHINGTON EN-
y8LoPE Cos 2700 2eth ST. ne.
G iiisals rR RI6la to assist receptiSon-
work. Apply n person. dLodAu,
1903 Conn. ave, NV. 9 to 10 am.
except Monday
GIRLs white. 1880 YRS: S45 yk.;
faisI II. sGGa ' ssss ,Sf. nsai le.a ona
Girls, ETravel u. S.
Florida. Rio qrands valley. Cal, and
donr eircI ssiss sr 10 neat: single:
very high potentials; trans. furn..
ss ssxsnsss ss S Tsspls conn., sS ei pn;
bonus. Sec MRS. GREENFIELD.
10 a.m.-B nm. Hotel Commodore.
bonS phone. 2os
LADIES. earn extra income: work
early eve. hours talking over your
,S5krSss' ~ to p o., star
SILK proouets 10 your eMn aslsn
eornood an9 earn ~ . SaaSe S ~.
tneMm s1a Amss, "a os'
w CssS s iii ! Si.s5; general once
Mork. WItte BOX SsIN s ssts. s,ss
name, phone number Ft IS ,ssns
seiaTs; =, - L.. ..hn,,
W0AEM NsS,,s 20 80 e::e, n os sSanS
sation, psrdis@ basis interesting 4,
person. I'm: Pol, Mns a ,,e, n SSlTs;'
iSsn - : - - ri
W0MkN. white. - s " ~ snd "a
cSyrv d,shss = s az ~ iob: pleasaiif
GnrRino eonditions: "a sun. Of
niShtTcrk; Chance 70 learn restau-
sHnnsrx,S ui cToloNrAL cAFETERiA.
lnns22 Conn INV aye; nv. M. ro-Eo IN
Ae.1s ,.rsiry .tass. nIessarf york
fnr sof,difions' many Company benz
~. Arxly N pefson. III. Hsxfins.
cAsTLkbERos. 1904 : s. aa.v.
rYNfFsvfar. vuOMAN N work Is your
CNIStt-.s 49, e--s SaE ~ = mn.
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Jalo,,sie
Mh 'fsiIIsssiSis y SAFE

20st tn. By 81 Sl0.2ei
Al siiss Reduced 5ox 80
sslousis p ECO s1I nc sss,eo
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COOK, Civ, is-DAY THUGS
enc snses so i've III sss pei 0i VIZ Cal
from to s pm, OIL. 6-S349.
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SHOES FOR CHILDREN
SPECIAL PRICE. $2ss-$s.ss
Esmcus Edwards. Buster Brown.
dcose oR -eo eSs@S,sss I Imes sea ne
Virginfa'a only exclusive childfen,s
discount shoe store.
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PAINTING. ssni. remodelips: satiy-
f nsS fsssSasI a. 70 csa z u y, u.
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.Copper-Bras
aluminium Lead Zinc
Batteries-Steel- Cast Iroi
HIghest Prices PAID

y HIRhest Prices Paid
ACE JUNK co
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. Hu. 3-442i
CURRENCY, u. s. irregular. ali
i is.i ss g Rss a ssssI' proof sets
DixsioNDS ijEW ps iSs q any any dsserip-
ton. sold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST HURK. Ga 18th ST. NV,
kinds o.. good used furniture: top
price. "A. $3.50. We do moving.
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sITUATloNs--poAAEsTlc

G.HW.-Settled colored woman de-
sires care Of apt. for adults. 10
am. through dinner. sun. and one
weekday on: d. G.. GOOD refs. Boz
CsSSsSo1ssk6 MoMAx desires days
work ironins and cleanins. pL
RELIABLE i1SniBsiR CoLoRED GInI desires
Hight eIeanins and ironins. II. B.
T NJ CoIORED GIRLs desire work
as mothers helper and g.h.wa ref.
NE. S-bS14. 90
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AGENTS
sTUArloNs.---lAfN

$50 4 WEEK il your spare time.
s csRRsbs sia R Ion e 4. xns. isres
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Betv, K and Eye on 10th. within
galking distance q shopping and
o sS Sds s. Ssss Vk Ni ana s ms
rates. Ma. e-626A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

FURNI1URE-NEW
No Reasonable Offer Refused
Must sell entire inventory regardless
Of cost. Once IN q lifetime oppor-
tunity. All famous brands. Holly
wood beds. innersprfng mattresses
and box aprings, studio rouches,
sofa beds, chairs. Living rm. suites.
Double and triple dresser bedrm.
ClHERRYDALE FURNITURE
1918 Lee Hwy, Ari.. va. IA. f-a16e
Omen During Sale stil a PM.
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BEDDING; close out Of floor
samples highlander air foam rub
her set. twin size Red Lion unit.
az sArSm h hon .5 nsn1sss SnS mnt.
tress, 500 30: Eealy Posturepedic
foam rubber set, twin size. 500 30:
HollyWood bed. 30 In. 8yleoTn,
$2g.95: 6-pe. glass top wronght
e sssp din 1ss served sss DfL bt iis.
DINO CO.. 022 = ct. NV.
risse. stroller, Students desk: *.
eel cpnd.: reAs. TU. -2-93tT. 20
0ae soss.Ss s0na.cSS. isii IL. nss
BfcxcLt. Ssz.s as- Ensllsh racer,
mos Old: $40. Can 10 2-9e7e
BO0Ks-tol I 70 IL Lc.c. An-
trrs,se h.oSs M asaaSS 20
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AIR-CONDITIoNED
The Berkshire

Furnished Efficiency Apt.
Attractive furnished etlciency apt.
Elevator and 24-hour secreterial
service. Rent, Sis per mo. incl.
utils. For further information, can
RESIDENT MANAGER. EN-. $4,000
H. g. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

CABINETS. save 30g y assem-, and
tintshinF your own BRAAfER BIRCH
KITCHEN CABINETS. Complete
HIS sssSs Sisn mel Ell cone sarsvhss .o as and M
let our free KITCHEN PLANNING
suuSSudRaAN KiTcHENs. 5sI6 Bsito.
ave. HyAttsyille, uA. 4-3362.
CAMERAS. new Roileicord and Rcl-
Ielfiez with cases; $l10 and $50.
u. $500 after Q pm. 40
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ANYWHERE
Beds and MattreSSeS

6EliS HlIU MLHGLIGSSc6
FROM ONE OF WASHING.
T ~ LAS e 81 HQ 21r,I ,v1 ToT
BIDS coMrLKIE WITH MNHR'
GPRINu MATTREHaEA S23 .06j
GQyERllMENT SURPLUS 9TEkL
BUNK BIDS, COMPLETE WLTE
9 MATTRESSES, {2i .g5. 30-MCE
s sERsBR fiSd sfef ri ss;Escs ss 81
+ W. R Az aSso soN tis srd 81
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

CHAIN SAWS 1-man, SI2 per day;
2.@Sn; sis Per dsy. =, R 4 \ 81 4,
CHAIN SAWS. vali paper steamers,
paint spfayefs. electric star drills,
sanders iali kindsl sealers, WAKES.
gaints; olnsoL K FLOOR SUPPLY
Rack HOE. rubber mounted. crane.
Front end loader, and buildoser,
with operator. IA. b-e3S3. go
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REFRIuERATORS, used: fefinished;
rebuilt; some GUAR. . year: free
fREDERisck.s. INC.
1908 l4th st. Ia. O-Te00
A130 Georgia Ave. NV, RA. 3-3b00
REERIGER ATQRC
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SOCKS BOUGHT, any quantity.
S szlysais az. n nv sh 81. s-sSssss. nn-
home, commercial property Of
building lots. MAhJEC, INC.
p sRnin9 Rs edsHTssnfntsRwin Day -, " 70
500 for good machine. Call LII.
E-3faR bet. y and & 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

SHERATONsRARK AREA - YOUNG
Girl Wishes another young lady to
share 1-bedrm. apt. S56 mo. ST
3-s546: CO. 5-35I3, 10 pm.
GIRL to share apt. with another girl,
Mr.. walter Reed. RIA. 3-:s633 after
: GIRLS WILL SHARE eiegan,
apartment with another girl, Own
room. DE. 2-B746. after 9. --23
MAN SHARE fine 18th st. apt. with
another resp. man over 40; twin
beds: S65. AID. 4-S5b6, 21s.
9laI III ST. N.W.--Near 0WU. Lady
would like to share with. another
lady Q rms. kit. and bath: nicely
furnished. Elk 3-4bb6. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

PBx RECEP. SCHOOL. Bond Blds.
Complete course. $25. All ages: Ex-
pert teacher. real board. Phone
HU. a-aS24. ST. 3-727s.
school subjects. TUTORIAL As-
eOCIATES or GEORGErOWN.
cali ewes. and sat. mornings. AID.
STUDENTS With Rnsiish
dinleuit.ss CAL TuT0RIAL As =.
ewes. and Sat. mornings. AID. -
$500.
o. white.
IN demand. Enroll nov for Oct.
classes. day or evening: typing.
shorthand. complete seefetafiAl.
write on phone ST. 3-Se51.
NATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
Victor Bldg, Oil q Place NV
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RooMs VITA eoARD

lAOI I8th ST. N.W.--IdeaI resident
for bus people. students, Showers,
large closets. ~; switchboard: &C.
Cso SiitiS IN. NV. aoei--Nice
clean single or dbl. rms. with good
meals: SI2 TO 81 VIZ; TV available.
Young Reople. CO. 5s2493. 23s
MI. PLEASANT Amazingly furn.
sgle. rms: excel. table board. Call
N. ". sEEcCYTiOs-a connecting rooms
in pvt. home for mother and child
T n MR.L ETA IiEss5 4 is jaw 4
n.w.---Nice sgie. and dble. rms. for
young ladies and mem showers.
walking distance: excel. board,
FOE KgTIRED congeniai ladies with
Social Security or Government re-
tirement; lovely front rm.. excel
meals. Christian environment pfi-
pAte room. For further information.
NO. 1-0416. % :.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23iO AGTz1fKAD RI. NV.
Just on $500 block Conn. ave. at
Taft Bridge. Rock Greek Park area.
Low weekly rates; includes room,
breakfast, dinner. 24-hf. hotel
service, friendly atmosphere.
Ho. $3.50
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OPEN FRI AND MON. Ewes.
FTJRNTTURE MART

2I5 KIM st,. Alsxandria. XII. $4,000
FUnN.-Contents 81 i-bedfm, apart
rhent for sale. Reasonable. IA
0-1toD. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
CHAaTLETON ApTs,

CHAAILEION ATS.
1701 10Th ST. NV.
BACHELOR APT, $69. so
1-BEDRM. APT. lis. 90
Switchboard and Mail Desk Service
Desirable apis, in one Of washing
toms most attractive elevator apt.
bides.; all facilities on. premises;
utilities included In rent: TO in
spect. apply ct desk or CALL MRS.
i sERNsyTHESiHNa sYNDIcATEs
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81 ". Glene Rd.
APPLIANCES. refers,, rvs, stoves,
good used furn. Cash and immed
P5RNiTuk iEHsf Exe 81 AMNonSas sie III
ST. SIC. Ii. 6-O585.
BABY GRAND in. good condition;
private party win pay $3.50. KE.
BEDRo0M, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We DO moving, stor-
age. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RA. Slid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
THE BARCLAY

ZIUU EYE 81. N
weil-sppointed efficiency. apt. in ele-
waited BLDG. Convenient location.
near q. w. University. Pun kitchen.
Available now ct only SIS. See
DIAMOND. EN-. $4,000. 20
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GORDON HOTEL

TV room. free parking and laundry
facilities; tile baths and showers.
see MRS. HILL. manager.
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Girls, Travel U. !

Florida, Rio Qrande Valley, Cal, and
Hawai-: 1895; well ehaperoned OUT
door circl sales group; neat: single:
very high potentials; trans. furn.;
ms ssb-Sl00 weekly comm. plus
bonus. Sec MRS. GREENFIELD,
10 a.m.-B nm. Hotel commgdore.
Don't phone. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
Furniture Bought

One piece or entire household. cash.
ALI BABA9 CAVE. 1110 nth st.
NV. AID. 4-00ea. Open 81 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

FURN.---Iiyins
rm,, din. rni., hedrm., kit. and pvt.
bath. II. 4-10l2.
cOLoRED--MT. PLEAs.--4 bedfns..
kit;, ny. Tm,; SIZE, i-ssdrm. APT spt,
C0LORED--14th AND FAlRM0NT,
18th and Kalorama rd.--Both have
Z nm. KIT. utils. and refsr: tnel,
MsEly TSdes.a sSli.st ana $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

Officers Service Club
Rms. by day. wk.. month. with club
and social activities for active. In
active and reserve ofiicers. 1914
2Ist ST. NV. AID. 4-2400.
EA6ERY-IE0RGIAN HOTEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
BABYTOWN SHOES

IA, 5000. Parking IN rear: d.
rectly opposite Hecht,s.
SINKS. cabinets. plumbing supplies
new. used Discount prices. Drive in
PARKING. X q W. SUPPLY co
sSfR. S sood seo sn; nis with ain
cover; $50. 50. b-6020. I'll
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Winter Driving
Brings Accidents

Winter driving conditions fol-
lowed Port Clinton's first "stick-
ing" snow of the season, and po-
lice had calls on several accidents.
A car driven by David Daniels,
81, Gypsum, slid on State-st Satur-
day at 5 pm. and went off the
road, striking car owned by Ken
meth Priddy, parked in his own
driveway. Both cars were damaged.
Another accident on State st. at
6:38 pm. Friday involved cars
driven by Robert P. Gulas, 20, 311
Lincoln, and Boyd L. Goodson, %,
307 w. Third st. Police said Good
son slowed down because of a man
walking along the side of the road
and was hit by the Gulas car which
skidded on the snow-covered road.
A car driven by Sam Selk, Forest
Hills, N. Y, skidded into a car
driven by Carl LaNier, Route 3,
Saturday noon as LaNier was halt
ed for the traffic light at Perry
and Madison.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

Jennings, ct al, LOO acre, rg 16,
sec. 10.
Genoa corp:-
Walter Best, ct al to Magma M.
Kornrumpf, lots 26-27-28 Wallace
Knopp all't.
cafawba PIats:-
Edward J. Faber, ct al to Chas.
E. Huskey, ct al, lot So, Catawba
Orchard
Central Securities Corp. to AL
fred E. Butts, Jr., ct al, lots 218-
219 Cliffs.
Central Securities Corp to Dale
w. Ennis, pit lot 297, Cliffs.
Danbury Plats:--
Frank c. Kovach, ct al to Roy
Impett, ct al, lot II, Willow Cove,
SD &C"
Frank L. Snyder, ct al, to J. C.
Wickham, lot 13, Harborview SD
"AE"
Orwell L. OFT, ct al, to Edmund
Gunkelman, ct al, Blk 2, lots 27
20, OTIS SD
Lakeside:-
Clarence c. Ward, ct al to Rol-
lin Macdonald, ct al, blk 6, lots
9-10.
Rose B. Furguson to Kary B.
Trayte, ct al, blk SO, lot 8.
Margaret E. Evans, to Henry w.
Lichtenwald, Blk 81, lots 7-8.
PORT Clinton Corp
East Clinton Lumber and Coal
Co. to John Meacham, ct al, blk 81,
lot 20, Lakeview.
Ora M. Millner, ct al to Christ
Nielsen, Blk 2, lot 4, Couche's add.
Earl Brady, ct al to Henry
Feuhrer, ct al, Blk 5, lot, Lakeview.
PUt-in-Bay Twp:-
Edna M. Anderson to Lyle E.
Jacobs, ct al, lots As, Prochs SD.
Oak Harbor Corp
Corwin D. Hablitzel, ct al, to
Joseph Bodnar, ct al, blk 2, lot
ut Is, A. Kramer add.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Local Girls In
Mary Manse Program

Evelyn May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Michael May, 7O8 Madison
ST., and Pat Eliyas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Eliyas, 224
Ash ST., will take part in the an
nual Founders Day celebration
conducted at Mary Manse College
on Wednesday (Nov. 23).
Evelyn, junior class president, is
in charge of general arrangements
and Pat is assisting with decora-
tions for the event. The Tooth an
niversary of the establishment of
the Ursuline and Grey Nun COM
munities in Toledo will be the
theme of the day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Student Drivers
Must Get License

The second major change in the
issuance of drivers licenses in less
than two weeks was revealed today
by Director U. C. Felty of the De-
partment of Highway Safesy.
The new order - the fifth step
in a program aimed at Tightening
and broadening driver license reg
ulationS affects students taking
driver training in public and paro-
chial schools. Effective immediate
ly all students who successfully
complete the driver training course
will be required to take the COM
plete driver license examination
from State Highway Patrol examin-
ers before being issued drivers
license.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Larry Wires attended the town
ship Trustees meeting at Putin
Bay Monday morning.
Main land visitors Friday we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kim, Mrs.
George Bower, and Jake Marvin.
Omar Meyer Sr. and Omar Meyer
Jr. of Sandusky spent several days
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
It the Never cottage here.

at the Meyer cottage here.
Mrs. Grace Miller visited over
the weekend with family and
friends in Oak HarbOr.
Mrs. Larry Wires was a Sandus-
ky shopper Saturday.
High School students home over
the weekend we're Bonnie Fox,
Donald Stonerook, and William
Bower.
Mrs. Simon Fox spent several
DAYS in Sancusxy visiting with her
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Zura.
Rev. Gilmore Galusha of Marble
head held services Sunday after
noon at the North Bass Congrega-
tional Church.
Mrs. Frank Fox, Dianne and
Petey visited for several days in
Sandusky with Mrs. Fox's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John KriSS.
EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
CLASSIFIED ADS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

A. Wehner, blk 8, lot A.
Bay Twp:-
Emma Heiser, ct al, to Helen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~fdy @eufSfs-
Frank Bolander to Helen L.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-21
= ' 90 &C. H0t@pIings
MRS. FRED w. MARTIN - Phone National 3-5t65

The Entire Nous social and charity club held annual
tea at the beautiful home Of Mr. and Mrs William Page Sun
day afternoon The hghght of the occasion the display
OF handcaft Of the members The members be
mended for the time and effort put forth to make cred
table showing especially since they all busy housewives
and many busy engaged In community work Some
In the professional field One the beautiful
the displays banquet cloth crocheed by Mrs Alma We
There $50 medaons in the cloth and 1t required
three years to complete beautiful flower basket quilt top
made by Mrs Nellie Wesson; dresses croceted bath
mat by Miss Doris Woods organde hostess aprons by
Mrs Fayette Wright crochet sweater white sweater
designed quilt top by Mrs Gladys Tweede Others were Mrs
Geraldine Smith. afghan Mrs Louise Reed afghan Mrs
Theima Perry cocktail apron; Mrs havana Pickett
brodered pillow cases; Mrs Marie Carr seven days
dish towel se Mrs Ruby Greene days
set; Mrs Edwnor Horton cut work embroidered pillow
Mrs Nevis Reid made from discarded hose; Mrs Gera
dine Noen, unfinished tie yarn rug; Mrs. Elite Dunlap,
ceed hostess apron Mrs Dorothy Harris canned food raised
the Harris farm Donations from friends for exhibit
included white knitted sweater by Mrs Enora Edmondson
Crochet doies scarf and table by Mrs Sheffield
paintings by Mrs Marion Smith and Miss Harriet Page:
ported japanese Longing suit by Mrs Fannie Bottoms
Sunday Laymen's day In the Methodist church
Ernest English the charge lay leader OF Haven chapel
speaker at Haven Methodist church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-21
Portland

Funeral service for Mrs Jose
phine Steele was conducted at the
No. 2 Baptist church here Sunday.
by Rev. o. II. Harper. Mrs. Steele
passed away Saturday. October /
at the home Of her son. Lee.
in Little Rock. Other survivors
are four other sons and five
daughters. thirty grandchildren.
and two brothers. Burial was in
No. cemetery with p. K. MIL
Ter in charge
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-21
CrosseH


Ronald watsez
Rev. r. W. Walker celebrated
tard anniversary as pastor OF
Zion Temple ANTEZ church. Oct
1915 Wednesday mite. Rev. J. B.
Brown. pastor Of Pleasant Green
church and Elder Satteewhite OF
Church Of God In Christ and their
members were present Rev.
Brown delivered the message The
amount raised. s31s1. Thursday
mite. Rev. Brisco Jackson and his
members were present Rev. Jack
son brought the message. Amount
raised. s16 Friday mite, Rev. T. q
Reed. pastor Of Gates Chapel AM
= shurch and members attended
end Rev. Reed was the speaker.
Money raised. 5000. Sunday. Rev
J. A. Kelley Of Fudges Baptist
delivered the message. Stand up
and be a man" Offering s44iS
Totals as follows officers. SIS
Mrs Z l. Coates president OF
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-21
AROUND Pine BLUFF
". A. Smith. Phone se73R

Wyatt Zackery Of Buffalo, New York. the guest Of his
brother w. H. Zaekery of 1906 West Ninth
Mr. and Mrs Hampton Lewis former residents but for
the past several years making their home In Detroit
house guests of the w. E. OBryants last week
Oscar Henderson has returned to his home in ST Louis
after brief visit here with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs Riley Day irq and of Marks California
have returned their home after visit with Mr. Days
ents Mr. and Mrs Riley Day of 400 North Cypress street
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Shepherd of Oakland of
relatives and friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Copeland have returned their home
Fort Wayne Indiana after brief here guests of
Mr. and Mrs George Golden of 90f South Cypress street
Mrs. Viola Brooks of West 3rd Is recuperang after
undergoing operation the Davis hospital last week.
Mrs Edmond Hewlett of 721 Morris street visiting in
Flint. Michigan
Isaac A. Moon of 21o2 West 5th avenue retired letter
carrier honored by the local postal authorities the
office last week for fifty of service award
ed gold plaque.
Johnnie Jones of North Cedar spent the weekend
Magnolia of Mr. and Mrs Maurice Jones and
family.
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Fordyce


The Bradley district held its as
sociation on the 18th and 18th Of
October at Greenviile Bapt. church
and II was q very enjoyable and
Informative meeting Rev. z.
l. Lilly was a visitor 10 the an
nuai conference In ChickaSha, Ok
hhoma. and reports an interesting
trip The annual conference
Of the 18th Episcopal district will
convene In Pine Bluff this week.
The members and friends OF ST.
John at Fordyce are looking for
ward for Rev. Lilly's return. We
have had a very successful year
with mis- leadership Mrs. Dor
othy Smith and her mother. Mrs
Warren. rendered a spiritual serv-
ice at St. John October 1914 A
wonderful time was had by all
Mrs. bud Crosby passed
Wednesday. Funeral was held at
Canaan Baptist church last Sat-
srday. Rev. Littleton. pastor. de-
livered the eulogy Bradley
district made history with the
election Of all officials with a
better understanding and a bet
ter program to work together. and
10 support the Arkansas Baptist
college and help IL 70 be the kind
Of school we as a race would
haze IL TO be. and God and angels
would be pleased. President John
sos made a splendid talk and al
so a report on the college that
made the people Of the association
more determined to do their part
IN supporting the school First
Bsptist church Of Carthage had a
big day the i6oh. Rev. b. W. Will
hams pastor. delivered a splen-
did sermon In the morning. A
lavrnens program ensued in the
afternoon. Prof. Z. z. Scott. pres
ident Of state iayrnen was pin
ciral speaker The sum Of $50
Vas raised.
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stewardess board. No. I. S39.i4:
Mrs G. Z. George. president OF
board. No. 2. s7s7s. Mrs. George
was the winner and received a
beautiful clock. A beautiful COR
sage OF dollar bills was pinned on
the shoulder Of Mrs. r w. walk
or by s,ewardess board. No. ?
Many nice gifts were presented
to the pastor and a purse Of si75.
All feel that Rev. and Mrs. walk.
er have been a blessing 10 Ziol
Temple church for the . years he
has been pastor His slogan is.
The Church That Cares The
City-wide Mission band met at
First Baptist church. Tuesday eve
ming with the president. Mrs. r.
L. Curtis. presiding. There were
IS ladies present A delicious pot
luck dinner was served ard en-.
ioyed by all Next meeting will
be at New Bethel church Nov. Is.
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Olive 81. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd
Mr.. and Mrs, Otis Pertillo, Kan
sas City. Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Hubert. Pine Bluff. Mrs. Maggie
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
johnson, Miss Dorothy Mae John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cox, and
Mrs. Cora Miles all OF Pine Bluff.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Shep-
herd recently On the sick
list are Daniel Stewart. Samuel
Bearden and Mrs. James Calhoun
Badly Prewitt is in the VA
hospital at Little Rock.
A thought for the week;
Evil for good is devil-iike.
Evil for evil is beast-like.
Good for good is man-like.
Good for evil is God-like.
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will continue thru October 3ist.
All parents are asked to pay their
PTA dues. as each room is work.
ing to get its quota, The hard
surfaeing Of the streets surround
ing the school has been completed
which adds much for the con-
venience Of the traffic The yari-