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Evening star., 1955-01-04
HELP-DoAEsTic

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10 INV. COOK. live In. Q girls, 3ls ant
"a years; sPstsirs afss1 aeon rooin ThurSaa, .,
have local References. Salary. x35
Tu. 2-66S0. LIS
G.H. H.W.-c00K---Lise ipi muat ht
exper.. and have local refs; neat
and pleasant person wanted. who Ii
capable with children. can EN-
|G,H.w.. to live In; fond Of children;
no cooking; 2l-45. refs; S2b tc
start. EN- 3-672s.
I6.H.W. and cook. live In; $50 week;
OF Friday, and every other sunday
must have references. OIL. 2-T443
-
MAD--liye In or out. care chill
call after s ewes. EN-. 2-9a73. ID
hiHIDliys in Io9d ,.' e .loTsS Sn,ldrsSS
"a day Thursday, every other Sun
day on. References. health card
S32 week. JU 5-33SS, "a
MAID. live In; g,h.w: COOK: upstsirs
Em.; good salary. References. EN-. =
sSiDSDLR-AGgD WHITE WOMAN,
who wants q home. call Central g.
RELIABLE iaii MrDpLE.aaEp, white
woman; lh.w.. good plain COOK,
live tE: take eaft OF semi-invalid
lady. References. $50 wkiy. Ho, 2
WHITE WOMAN to assist with house
VIZ vg5E; e.saso stss roo"i one in family
WILL GfVE young white sirl rice
home; small SALARY: for light house
hold duties. EM. 2.S<s7.
COURLE. live in. small lState. woman.
g.h.w, man. handylnan. caretAkeY,
gardener. Permanent position. Ref
eIences REQUIRED. Reply In writing.
BOX 19S-R, star.
rellabie. wife for
cooking and G-h,w.; man TO assist
With housework and yard must be
capable: nave sccd refs,, live. in.
Box 404-K. star. 10
WOMAN. white. live in, . children,
Ink. I DAY on. salary open, 10,
1-O314 -~-4
WOMAN. g.h.v.. live In. 3 children
permanent position, references re-
auired Write BOZ 205-R. star. -
COLORED GIRL, live IN. g.h.w.. care
oi s-mo, baby; 9-dsy week, Incl.
sun; Sl5 wk. UN. 4-5i00
COLORED GIRL. live IN. under 45:
must be excel. hoysekeepef: Ike
children. $50 VIZ, mod. bone, Tv.
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YOUNG MEN

Immediate openings ayailabIe for
auaiffied Applicants As da1es m
without experience. Applicants should
De neat. peTsonabie. tntellieent, and
have natural dancing ABILITY. Apply
after 1 p m. DALE DANCk eTuplOs.
ITO l4th II. NV b.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MAN. driving '65 De soto. east coast
man: Al STERN. RE. G-3s00. ---6
PASSENGER TO chicaRo, or Michiean
City, Ind; SUNDAY. Monday: share
driving and expense. WA. 7.iJ67.
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HFn-MEh leeas.s

n8OR SALESMAN - experienced
gesaa9a sGa 'flsf ns Fo5gao. BIG fsss fsr 81, A1e'
SHOE sALESMEE, experienced. fol
steady position IN Washinfton aIlc
suburban. stores. Apply MANAGER
1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc. 10
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nRLP-WoMEA leaaf. J
CLERK-TYPIST'
f34 9TH St. NV.

9 to 8 years experience, ap-
proximately so w.p.m. re-
auired, efficient, capable with
statistical figures; prefer 20
to 26 years Of age. S-day
week, permanent, vacation and
employee henefit plan, merit
raises, good working condi-
tions
western Electric Co.. Inc
co. 5-2Sls. Mr.. Brodersen
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HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 p 81.
14th and q Ste.
e60I oeofsis Ave. Silver epr. Nd

seoI oeorsis AVs- Silver sDr.. Nd.
6URVEYOkS-Experfenced rodmel,
lnetrument men and party CHIEF.
Apriy GRKENHoRNR & o'AARA,
Hynftsville. AP. 7-2122. 10
Ty sERvICKMAN, outside and. inside,
with car. excel sslafy and COM
mission arranEements;, a;, must aeg naeys
general experience. Can ma. o-4os1'
fv OUTSIDE sERvICEMEN t3I =
eonaitions: aMitti exeelient salary and
commission; trans. and equipment
fur. ished; must be willing vorkefs
ExpeYienee preferred but not essen
tfal. II you have ability to learn
Cal RE. 7-22ol' MR.. HIzP.T-
UPnoLsTRRER - Must be sxpef.
An excellent position. paying I
E4aviSs EG4aaa isfiss; sc;REbf1T. " va ssh &. !.
-
USED CAR MANAGES. experienced
to assume full responsibility fol
used car lot operation. Phone MR.
KOETzLE for appt., JU. $4,000.
usEn-CAR LOT MECHANIC wanted
for large auto dealer; good honrs
saisnit sIat..,y yorfin s9na5tifHs sTnuaRT me- e.
337b Benning Td. ne. No phone calls
UsED.CAR LOT PORTER wanted fol
large auto dealer; good hours; pleas.
ant Working conditions. See Mr
Siattery. T. p. STEUART. NC. 337t
Benning I'd. ne. No phone calls.
USED CAR SALEsMEN f2l wanted u
work on fast. highly Advertised used
car lot; expefience preierfedi high
e, ccnmissicn STv ra.ss sc.n Apply u psr;
Pontiac CO.. 407.427 Florida ave
ne. ~
BOY. 70 work in sroeery store; mus
have D; g. license. RITZ MARKET
MAN - Famous Fuller dealershiI
route open; established customeri
mean no cold canvasSing. and pleae-
ant working conditions with STEADY
trsinins furnished. but man Sc,
iected must be steady and satisfied
with S96 per week to start. Fol
interview. phone DL 7-4477 oi
PT Pres, stSs Ss q i.S Pplz sd ~ Il. Nation aR
agencies, wholesale frmsi good sal
ary. LA. 0-42l3. 80
MAN, colored. must have 5th-clas;
engineers license and be fully &C
aualnted with oil burners and main'
. tenance work for hiRh-class apart.
ment bldg. Must be middle-aRed;
no children, and only sober and IN:
esssr,o' sTs pSsn. aan ntss s. Apply a. nR ss
BuRNEIL. between 0 and 10 am
MAN---Living In Hyattsviils area, ST.
yer spring or ne: excellent epeni1e
with S07 weekly income. Married
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sITUATIohs-MEN


ACCOUNTANT. books kept part
time, opened or tauaht up. Car OF.
4-eaGl between z and 3 pm. ---S
ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started, cauRht 10 Kept part timsi
BULLD0zER OPERATOR. eeiored.
experieneed with .crapefs, biz Ms
and read packers CN 4-1sO6. ~
CHAUFFEUR. 20 yrn.' exper5 good
driving record. desires perm. lob
with nice family. Tu. 2-2s2l4
COST ACCOUNTING, PAYROLL.
timtkeepine b0okkeeplng recent eze
pef. in construction ofiiee svOtce Of
Amercial JOB. Ju. s-ts75 after 5
Executive Secretary
Newspaper. edyertising. transporta-
ton, mAnaGeriat expsr.; fast, &C.
eurats shorthand; typing. boekkeep-
ing; responsible position. AP y
1900 -
MANAnRR taSs,t Or. rtStdenti hotel
or pnt. hidE.. Aee. ~, sxper ~ eqna.
plsts penaGenent. 10. 5-2671. a.
S o'eiock: elevator opeIy cleaner.
dishwssher or Uorter. IL 4-2gff
orYsBr PRESS oFER. col. sxpsr. on
sg's sSS v@ sad ov. sss7 ifh si,-s s ESQ i.'sL gs
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BEAUTIFUL STERLING
FINE CHINA

Average SS5 to SI25 per week. sell,
ing national advertised sterling ant
BavaTtan china. WORK tnaependeni
hours. Not canvassIng: no experl-
enee necessary. Position nefDaanGnt
OF 4-T74i, 1D-l. days: 5-9 ewes
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AD-TAKER

Alert individual who has q pleasing
telephone voice and can tyne accu.
rately; "a -3S yrs. ef aee. Job consists
by phone; 0-6. Mon.-Fri. Apply Per-
sonnet. Room COS: open weekdays,
s:30-b And Sat-. 9-l2. No phone
eal lis
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YOUNG WOMEN
LIKE PEOPLE
ARTHUR MURRAY

Has positions open for several yCuns
Iadies with college naekgr0Hua. neat
nppearafee- and nieaaIfag personal.
ttr. II YOU are interested IN ioininl
beautifully appointed stnaios aTat
particularly erJcv WORKING with peo,
ole, fhis VIII be the answer 10 thl
ehaFge you nave been thinkinf
about. tneome aeovs averaee, witt
excellent Opportunity 81 la0yinr x
tions rpsffior2 avAfi. In our Ajax
Andria, Arlington, siIvef 1prinB anf
washington stnGioA Apply IN per-
son at the ARTHUR MuARAY STU.
dio, 1911 Conn. hve., WAshinGton
Dn. 10 y Q m. only. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
ACCORDION. best Italian make, 90
bass new condition; sl2O- Phone
ADDING; MACHINE. Remington eiee.
trio, Sl65. or best offer. MA. e-6s2A.
AIR CoMPREssoRs. used; suitable
for garages and gas stations: reaes
Qnable, 1884 23Fd st. nv.
ANTIQUE SPOOL BED. newly refins
ished; $40. KI. s-5477,
BATHTUBS. new and used, bssins.
,ellsss sa4a E. = bxs iswsst Dsissss Dsssoo ALock
BED, Hollywood, Ss5; dresser. S2pi
ssrrfiSs,A fSsAs1is sis; 81 ST a-ssss' sitsr III. ID 81
Beds and Mattresses
'sf. wi 'p5 COT Complete; used ' double BED
and sprins with new tnnefsprins
mattress, S32, 30 complete; surplus
Army bunk beds. g unitsl. complete.
S5i as. h. FRANK 4 Sor. li2
ard st n v, TX. a-sa74. -.
and Besutyress mattresses. chest
and dresser; sofa, small tables. Ap-
pointment only. RA. 3-6424. ---0
BEDRM. sUITE, 4-pc. gray walnut.
with full-sized bed complete with
box spring and EnglAnder tnattreSes
ike new. S245, KE. s-44o3. "a :
|DfCfCLE-.-Brand-new Murray, boys
type; accessories sisS, Mot an Ens-
'Soss 81 ssbE ssG'if: ssSkL.s si4Sks FAN 'rs ri %
81 NV
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

@I.eS years. for permanent position
Of TesPonsibfifty requiring iniffatfre.
enthusiaSm. outgoing Personality.
No ezrertence flecezAary, Cal CCpHa
rE8Y ASSOCIATES. ma e-ffi9.
9a9O 70 G -
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SHOE
GALESMEN

Immediate openins for thoroughly
eTperienced shoe salesman. PeTme-
nsnt position. excellent salary and
commission,
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

STONE FLAosToNE. CEMENT
walls, patios. stems. etc. CAL JERRY.
LU 1-4756.
, 1955-07-30
Tortolu Pluns Big
Four-D Day Festival for
August MonduY


The annual celebration of
August Monday, in Tortola
will begin officially tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock and con
tinue through Wednesday.
Hundreds of persons from st.
Thomas, st. Croix and st.
John will be on hand for the
occasion.
Celebration Of this holiday
by Tortolians is similar to the
celebration Of July 4th in the
United States. It will be OPEN
ed by Commissioner Howard.
The end of the yacht race
from st. Croix and the presen
tation of scenes from the Mer-
chant of Venice will be fea-
lures for Sunday.
On Monday the First Festi-
val Dance will be held. The
days activities will include a
parade of bands, swimming &
boat races, costume parade &
demonstrations of costumed
troupes, horse racing and the
browning of st. Georges
Queen, a torchlight parade &
fireworks display.
On Tuesday there will be
another parade OF bands also
vehicles and bicycles, in addi-
ton to donkey and bicycle
races, pole plating, a baby
show, a typical Tortola picnic
at Baughers Bay, and a Festi-
val "Come Funny Party"
The celebrations will close
on Wednesday with a costume
parade, troupe demonstrations
and all day dancing at East
End-Long Look.
, 1955-07-30
Govt Employees
Protest Move to Put
Them Under S. S.

n g Under >. ,.
Government employees are
protesting a decision of the
Administration to place them
under social security without
their knowledge or consent.
Teachers apparently were the
first to know of the decision
when they received their
last checks.
Coverage of government EN-
ployees under social security
is usually decided by them
selves. The matter was dis
cussed last year; at that time
the majority of employees ex-
pressed opposition to the plan.
Personnel Director Ullmont
James said that the money in
the Retirement Funds is being
held as a trust fund, and that
contributions deducted from
salaries for retirement will be
used to pay the employees So
cial security contribution for
the period January 10 to June
80, 1855.
"The Public Administration
Service Of Chicago is now com
plotting a study Of both funds
in order to recommend a new
insularr retirement system,
which when legally adopted,
will supplement the social Sc
curity benefits, Mr.. James
said. I'm other words, every
employee will then be eligible
for both social security and
retirement benefits"
He said that no refunds will
be made from the retirement
fund, except in cases of sepa-
rations from the service, in or
der that the new retirement
fund may be solvent and that
retirement benefits may be
continued to be paid during
this period of transition.
, 1955-07-30
Yuchts Arrive From
ST. Thos. for Annuul
Race TO Tortolu

Christiansted Harbor today
was full of beautiful yachts,
the reason being the second
annual August Monday" race
to Tortola. Yesterday five
from the Virgin Islands Yacht
Club in st. Thomas raced over
to ST. Croix, also taking part
in this race was "Mandoo"
owned by Jack Ohmeis Of the
st. Croix Yacht Club. This
race was won by Electra,
whose elapsed time was s
hours 10 and a half minutes.
Tomorrow, Sunday, the visit
ing yachts, along with six
boats from st. Croix Yacht
Club will race to Tortola.
Tonight the visiting yachts
men will be entertained by
the ST. Croix Club at a dinner
dance at the new clubroom
above the Cable Office.
The Coast Guard cutter fur
nished escort for the yachts
in yesterdays race, and will
do the same tomorrow.
The race from St. Thomas
! started at 9:O8 am, and the
, 1955-07-30
Dept. Of Touris1n ond
Trude is New Nome
by Exec. Order

Governor Alexander has re-
named the Department of
Trade the Department of
Tourism and Trade" in an
amendment to his Executive
Order recognizing the Gov
eminent.
The Governor has so writ
ten to the Caribbean Tourist
Agency advising it that the
Virgin Islands Government is
resigning. He also promised
that money due the agency
will be paid whenever the
legislature meets.
, 1955-07-30
Chumber Of Comm.
Postcard Contest
Extended to Aug. Is

The Chamber Of Commerce
has decided to extend the clos
ing date for the post card con-
test to August IS, it was an
nounced by John Colby, Man
ager.
This additional time will
allow for more entries.
, 1955-07-30

boats crossed the finish line
at ST. Croix as follows: Elec-
ira 3:27h; Electra II 4:25:4O;
Antares 1882; Mandoo SAB
80; Catania 6:27.2S and Nan.
time could not be obtained
, 1955-07-30
Frederick Dixon Gets
Certificate Of Appre.
fromSe Service

The first member of Selec-
tive Service in the Virgin Is
lands to have completed ten
years of service has been
awarded a ten-year Certifi-
cate of Appreciation for his
loyal and faithful service by
the Director, General Her
shey. He is C. Frederick Dix
on, who organized the Selec-
tive Service offices in the Vir
gin Islands early in 1914 when
the draft was extended to the
Islands.
Mr.. Dixon, who is with the
Department Of Education in
continued on page y
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

shown in toto from left to right are
standing: ". l. Jarrett. Little Rock; Frank
Smith. newly appointed executive secretary
for the state i. Maceo Smith, national b. ari
member and housing expert Dallas. Texas;
Edwin r. Washington. jr.. Dallas, Texas; Thad
y. NaliLr,s. Little Rock: IL Washington and
{. = Hannah. Altheimer; U. Simpson Tate.
Southwest Region attorney Dallas; Gloster
Current, director Of branches, New York.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

~ others. The dinner took The as
he pect of a banquet In which the
nd members took advantage Of the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Killing Of Negroes
Still A "PaStime"

fourth Negro ynehng murder" narrowly avert
ed Friday mite when white fled after shooting former
president of the Bezon Mississippi chapter Of the NAAP
II l. reported.
Gus Courts. the 65year-old wounded said that he
the who shot him and fled In auto and that they
were white. but he did not recognize them
Courts carried to Mound Bayou and placed In the
hospital there Mound Bayou alNegro town. and
effort to finish him prevent Identification later would be
met with difficulties and that Is presumably the he
rushed nearly hundred miles rather than the hospital
said to be two three blocks from the shooting AT
Mound Bayou. where Dr. j. r. Henry chief surgeon said
Courts critical condition after operation In which
metal pellets presumably bulets removed from his
and abdomen.
Dr. Henry states that Courts he shot by several
white thru his window he stood by cash
register with his wife Courts had previously claimed that he
had been the victim of economic pressure
ing Negro voter registration In Humphreys county subsequent
to the reputed killing of Rev. George W. also
See KILLING, A PAsTIME-paoe four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Northwest Region P Holds Annual Meeting Lille Rock Maps Strategy

The annual executive session OF
the southwest regional board Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of colored People
held its session Sunday from 10
a. m. to p. m. In the home OF
Mrs L. c. Bates. 1907 West 28th
street Delegates and visitors from
five states, Texas. Louisiana. Ok
lahoma. Arkansas. and New Mex
leo. including two members Of
the national board. met. d ssussed
the problems of the region. trans
acted business including the asop-
ton Of a budget, the election Of
officers, and the adoption Of a
statement of policy.
The statement of policy vii b.
released TO all members Of the
organization in the southwest re-
gion. Included in IL is a eommen-
dalton Of the Hoxie school board
A discussion Of Negro DAYS and
divisions Of state fairs and agrl-
cultural efforts resulted IN a
unanimous vote eondemn.ng tat
form OF segregation. Dissafi foe
tion was expressed with the dila-
tory tactics employed by a num-
Der Of school boards in fl n &
comply apparently with the de-
segregation ruling Of the suprem
Court Several suits have 4oel
successfully concluded in the re-
gIon during the year,
Since many Of the delegates "a
the board meeting arrived Satur-
day mite. Mrs. Bates. hostess. serv-
ed breakfast and dinner TO the
assembled board members and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Arkansas Farm Bureau Closes Conference at Arkansas Baptist College

More than $50 Farm bureau
leaders Of Arkansas were present
for the 9th annual convention OF
the Negro division Of the Arkan-
sas Farm Bureau federation held
November 2i-22 at the Arkansas
Baptist college In Little Rock.
Thkty-one counties were repre-
sented at the meeting.
Among the actions Of the dele
gates was the election Of officers,
and the adoption Of recommended
tons TO be presented to the Ar
kansas Farm Bureau federation.
Those who were reelected to
the respective offices were: pres
ident, John Cannon. jr.. critten-
den county: executive vice presi-
dent. S. v. clcmmons. Arkansas
county: and secretary. Willard
Whitaker, St Francis county.
Three new vice presidents were
elected. one 10 represent each
farm bureau district They were
p. S. Jackson. ST. Francis county:
Z. Z. Evans, jefferson county; and
Z. d. Powell of Columbia county.
Re-appointed to the executive
committee were: U. S. Bonds, st.
Francis county: Pickens Black, jr.,
Jackson county; and wyatt Ra-
leigh. Phillips county.
The delegate body adopted four
See FARNrERS-pa-e four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Irairs, Buses and Waiting Rooms

The Interstate Commerce Commission last FRIDAY eaA
lis rulings against segregation of Negroes IN le
avel is unlawful in trains buses and the public waiting
''lS connected with them. -
u the of its ruling, the ice stated that e
- IS entitled to be free of annoyances, some pe''y CT
e substantial, which almost inevitably accompany So
uon In making its ruling the ICC cited the lneed
Ia ruling already made by the Supreme Court LII "'e
'I segregation cases. -,
HE Supreme Court in 1916 ruled against virginia
411ng segregation within the state of ous pass >,
Interstate travel but did not touch directly on railroads
sl the Court ruled against Negroes could nol U
~ pullman seat account of race In lS0O' Sese
=" IN railroad dining cars was oulawed -,
-, Inc present decision of the ice makes une Id" S
~' more specific
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Junior College Gets Orders

The National Association for the Advancement of Col
ored People Negro students the
junior college in Texarkana-
Climaxing three-year effort by the association. the
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed
decision of the Texas Eastern District Court which had
previously sustained the college in refusal of adnittance
The Appeals Court instructed the District Court to
order W. SllweI president Of the junior college and
other defendants to refrain from refusing admission Ne
gro applicants otherwise qualified to enter the college
The salt originally filed in 1852 behalf of Wilma
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Stuttgart Police
Beat Negro Woman

Stuttgart police seemed be the rampage again. sat
ny mite week ago they reported to have beaten Ne
woman numerically. According to reports two ponce oa
oman weighing 125 pounds badly that she required nos
lzation
lie woman, Mary Margaret Stegall, about Il SATURDAY
or short time thereafter beaten to the ground II
a SITE was put in jail where her family could not te'
r till Monday When out she was transferred TO the
f POLICE BEAT WoMAN-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
One HeIIuya Switch

How ridiculous members of the white intellgentsia
get News has been flashed creditng member Of the
newly converted Arkansas Ku Kux Kan Mssissippisyie
1855 Version masquerading under the title Of Waite Cit
Council" white America" and what other pseudo
he get group to listen to him display his lack OF
intelligence rent lease, buy the old Negro
school building in Hoxie to establish private school for
the white children the Hoxie community. The Is
Hoxe has integrated schools and is marching forward
little faster than many Arkansas grasp
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

Of view and experiences. 4.
Presiding over tho meeting was
See NAACPen-page -four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

The wedding of Miss Marie Laverne Par daughter OF
H. and Mrs u s. Parr. ST.. 1871 Rngo street to James
tsard Davis event Sunday afternoon, at the Mt
Ion Baptist church. Rev. F. T. Guy performed the double
| rg ceremony before packed auditorium.
The vows exchanged before improvised arch
anked with large white chrysanhemums. palms and can
bras entwined with ivy and holding white tapers The
ar held huge palms and baskets filled with gadioi with
al white tapers lighting the scene.
program of pre-nupta music furnished by Mrs
Williams. organist. Clarence Fields sang The Lords
Payer" and Mrs. Ozell Sutton sang Because.
The bride. given In marriage by her father gown
imported white silk satn fashioned with deep decollete
ne. revealing gunpe Of ridescent pietties and pearl
zee eRIDE-psge five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Talks InfegrafiOn :. Fired

Dr. Chester c. Travelstead. dean Of the University OF
South Carolina dismissed from the South Carolina
university after making speech favorng indignation &C
corng to Charlotte Observer Dr. Traveistead has ac-
cepted position of the University of New Mexico
and win assume the duties of his job February 1856
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
|ntegraton Orders keep Southern Whites Squirming

Lady of Lordes The Bishop warned that another of
violence would him to close the institution The adj
minsrator states that inegated caechsm classes have
held there since 1916 without trouble till the last
weeks He says Indignation will be continued
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

whiimore and eight other graduates of Dunbar HI
school at TexaTana Judge Joe Sheeny the presiding
Judge of the time of the first trial.
H. W. Slwel the junior college president who refused
the Negroes adrnttance.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
Bishop Issues Warning

Catholic women who attacked lay teacher for con-
Quoting catechsm with ntegated group excommun
icaed by Bishop Jules Jeanmard Glasses temporar-
lily discontinued by Rev. Emery Lavbe administrator Of Our
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

ON oosc BOARD OF DIREcToRs-Mrs l. Routen. 1852
elected the board of directors of the
Ouacha Girl Scout Council meeting held at the
Trinity Episcopal Parish house in Little Rock The council
includes eight one-haf counties in its Other
activities of Mrs Rouen include membership the board
Dunbar Community CENTER Arkansas Voters association.
member of the House committee of the YWCA member OF
Mt Zion Baptist church, home teacher in Special education
the Little Rock public schools Mrs Rouen is active
other civic and social in the twin cities She
is also regular attendant of workshops at Arkansas grad
She is the wife Of Dr. L. Routen veteran physi-
clan of Greater Little Rock, and the mother of tenyear-
old daughter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

opportunity to discuss informally
with one another their respective
problems and TO exchange points