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Neutrogena is a refreshing, nOn-drying soap
imported from Belgium, ideal for dry skin.
This imported cleansing treotment is mode from on
exclusive formula It's gentle and mild even for
tender skim more like cream thon soop. Neu-
trooeno won't couse drying peeline becouse it
contoins enough eycerine to preserve the skins
pliobility each cake, LEO
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HELP-MEN
BOYS UNDER II

Newsboys. white. part time anc
summer Jobs In your neighbOrhOot
as representatives of America
largest publishers. Write Box 81
Silver Spring. Md. giving name
address, age phone and school 1t
MAN. middle-ageG. reliable. TO GU
grass with :, mules. Good steady
joh. Call IA 1-31Sa. 10
MAN AND WIFE twhitel. no chill
dren, must be non -drinker. u
work in and around dog kennel
Man from farm in Va only M
others need apply Age 25-4O yrs
living quarters provided ELPAN
KENNELS, 5lif Duke St. Alex
Va TIE 6-1430.
MAN-An excellent established route
IS nov open. no experience neces-
Sary. We train you; character ref
erenccs necessary If you are now
employed We can arrange Tor yot
TO secure details plus one-day
trial. ii you prefer. Our other
routemcn earn profits OF 500 tt
$40 per week; no cold canvassing
steady income; married man pre-
ferrcd Apply Fuller Brush Com
panv, 81 National Press Bldg
9TH and F. SITS. nv or phone
DI S-J5I1 or DI S-3J1S 10
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HELP-MEN
SALES RFPRESENrArI

SALES REPRESENTATIVE. les
You should lnvPSli2ate tho opDOr-
tunlties IN the Adult Education Field
Inc oldest. LARGEST home-Siudy
school needs man TO grow with us
Age 91-iu, with auto. EXper not
necessary Established local Dis
! trict, Min. guarantee against comm
Training Program. All large com
pany benefits. Call Tor interview
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HELP-MEN


SHOE SALESMAN; experienced only:
permanent position highest COM
mission and company benefits. APP
ply |, MILLER SHOE STORE. l222
+ st. NV. IL
SHOE statesmen. experienced IN
selling high-grade shoes. 500
week guaranteed. SHOE MART,
INC. 42a5 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va IA S-q1a6 Id
SHOE Statesmen, experienced only.
liberal salary and commissions;
permanent positions. JOSEPH de-
YOUNG, INC, 1906 F st. NV. Is
SHnE1-ORDER Cook for general
kitchen work, Call King a-a3S6,
between pm. and IL pm. 10
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UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

One of the Oldest and larR-
est landscaping and nursery
products companies operat-
ing nationally will employ
men In the Washington area
to cali on our established Gus
TONERS TONERS ana open new &C
No EXPERIENCE RE-
CURED. We have one OF the
finest training programs in
the industry. Income is sub
stantial and immediate.
Many of our statesmen are
earning at the rate Of $1,000
$4,000 and more. Top men
well over $4,000. Plenty Of
opportunity also for man.
aeement positions. Winter is
one Of our busiest seasons
contracting for spring de-
Ii you are in a seasonal
THE TINE to make a change.
Get into a business that is
NOT SEASONAL and April,
May, June and July are
peak months with US. The
work is pleasant, diRnif1ed,
semiprofessional selling and
offers lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year.
This is strictly SALES
WORK and we are not inter-
ested in landscape gardeners
or laborers Applicants should
be over 20. married and must
have car.
Give phone number and
personal BACKGROUND. For
personal interview, phone MR..
= II. DEALS. HUI. 3.6373,
MonGay through Wednesday,
10 Z nm. or write Box
l5g-R. Star. 10
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RIM ESTATE Statesmen. earn a
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Reqis,er
RESIDENT MANAGER
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

Large garden type development
nea'oy suburban Nd sood salary
ana apt. disqualification. life ms
paid vacation. Some knowledge Of
bookkeeping and rental experience
Car necessary.
Write giving brie, resume and
phone humber RenHev confidential
BOX SCR, STAR
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HELP--MEN
statesmen

/ For fast expanding company. nc
/ Experience necessary. will train Il
sales minded income 10000 OF
more a year; Apply III G st. RIM
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SAILS REPREsENTATIVE. partlcu,

IdflN RESIDENTS OF metropolitan
area OF Montgomery County We
Ol!cf vide variety Of household
and ziit items produced by skilled
blind craftsmen Top quality proc
utrt lower price and Tho appeal
u blind made article OFFER a head
start toward excellent earnings
Get the details Of our $50 weekly
guarantee and OUT unique sales
opportunity % which you are the
DgSs Car neCes any leads iufu-
ned, part time considered Apply
SALES DEPT 800 9Th st. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

YOUNG MAN, o1-35. TO ASSIST
manager IN local branch coast-to-
necessary Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied with
500 Der week to start. Rapid ad-
yancement II accepted. Phone MR.
SMITH. Elk 3-44f1, before noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

YOUNG MEN over II, white Pleas
ant outdoor for summer months
Il hours per day. average s. 80
per hour See MR. MURRAY. Pm.
iU@. l4O5 G st. NV 10
WANTED-6 well-educated, depend.
able men. age 20-3J, with natural
sense OF rhythm TO teach reVolu-
tionary new style OF ballroom dane
ing IN ewes Free training TO quail
COOMBER DANCE STUDIO, l1I5
Pa ave Il U - To Ii u m n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

To start immed with lge appli-
ance migr. as sales distributor; earn
ing while training $685. mo-; comm
and bonus. expense arrange, expert.
ence not neces., married man pre-
ferred: rapid advance to producer
not canvaSsing or travelling. man
selected will always have hs work
booked weekly in advance calling on
definite qualified apptS only AnplF
3l6" Mt Pleasant st. NV. pm
sharp only. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
NUCLEAR
SCIENTISTS

SCIENTISTS
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR-
MA RADIATION LABORATORY
can offer experienced and recent
graduate ENGINEERS and SCIEN-
lists unlimited opportunities to
develop and grow with the Atomic
Energy Commission Nuclear energy
activity Applicants who qualify
must have the requisite magma
tlveneSS to solve broad scope of
consistently unfamiliar and novel
problems, Previous experience with
Nuclear Engineering or Nuclear Sci
ence is desirable, but not necessary
Our Lvermore site is situated in
sunny and dry valley. surrounded by
pleasantly rolling terrain within
easy reach of the cultural and rec
reational facilities Of the San Fran
cisco Bay area.
OUR BROAD PROGRAM INVOLVES:
NUCLEAR PROPULSION
CONTROLLED THERMONUCLEAR
DEVICES
REAcToRs
ACCELERAToRs
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
INSTRUMENTATION
INTERVIEWS will be held in WASHING
TON, D. c., Wednesday through Satur-
day, April lila between 10 am and
pm Evening interviews will be sched-
uled by appointment only. Please con-
tact MIR. R. THOMPSON.
d. 1882
OUR PRESENT REQUIREMENTS ARE FOR:
Mechanical Engineers PHYSICISTS
Electronlc Engineers Programmes
Chemical Engineers Designers
Experimental Mechanical Technicians
IF UNAVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW IN
WASHINGTON. D. c., PLEASE SEND DE-
TAILED RESUME TO:
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
RADIATION LABORATORY
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA
Continued on Next Page)
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WANTED
(FIVE MEM

With cars, white. no canvaSSine
sales experience not necessary $3.50
per mo. to start Call ia. 7-3Ol1
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN to learn
institutional grocery business, Of
flce. warehouse. etc: excellent OPP
pOrtunity for advancement Call
for ami AID 1-Iu33 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
Statesmen

Aggressive men FOR lifetime career
in distinctive low pressure field
E'eady year-around opportunity with
no OF seasons Business built on
repeat SALES Age 10 barrier thor
ough field training under capable
ioca management Must nave car
Liberal earnings discussed az inter.
View Write BOX .tttp.R star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

neutrality-suspicious. now being ac-
cepted for training class; excel op-
portunities for those who qualify
Apply in person. FRED ASTAIRE
DANCE STUDIO. l4l4 F. st. NV
MEN ,?l. white. advertising promo
ton national concern about $50
per week to start. prerequisites
Neat intellieent, ambitious See
JOHN PETERS, I'm. 40, 1"4 Hih
MEN to cut and haul pulpv God IA
"-"SiI after Il pm. -
YOUNG MAN. 10 train for steady
rob as dispatcher phone and ra-
dio operator in contracting busl.
ness IN silver Spring Apply in
person ROBERTS Z LATlMER
JR. "340 Montgomery st, SILVER
YOUNG MAN who wants to learn
once supply business. One OF
leading companies has openings
for . trainees in Washington
and | in Alexandria store Bright
future and good earnings Tor rign,
man. Must be HIS grad, smbi'
tious, intelligent. and have milItsry
service behind him. Good refer
PnceS required Call MRS
THOMAS for appointment RE Z
Y0ING MAN. for kitchen work
sober. reliable Apply, MRS. NEW
SOM. 1908 You st nv 10
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Salary, 500 Per Week
YOUNG MAN

Clerk-teller. in savings and loan
aSsocia ton, white, 10 TO 81 Many
benefits including 5-day week. pen
sion plan, group hospital ization and
paid vacations; excellent opportunity
for advancement and salary in
creases In your reply, please state
iull information including expert
ence military status, education and
salary expected Box 439-J. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

ROUTE SALESMAN, white. $40
established route in silver Spring.
HyattSyille area Paid vacation
capitalization retirement pan
$50 WpcE guaranteed salary Ca,
Mr. MOREAU AP 1-5:igs Or Mr.
WORTHINGTON. u j-5jOs. after
q IN n N
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; no experience nee
eSsary Apply 31d1 Georgia ave, NV
10 am to j D m daily.
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SALES RIPREsENTArNE. buidtn.

materlaIsl NIaT-TOund D0lUOn
Working knoWledge Of hlueprnts
required Real opportunity for am
htous man All REPLIES strictly
confidential Cal DEVLfN LUMBER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN TO work at delicates-
sen counter. Apply between ; 30
and $50 D m TERMINAL DELIcA-
lessen. 40S 10th ST. NV. 10
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SALESMEN-COLOREI

We have an opening for . neat.
vel spoken assistant sales MANAGER
ana lead men MUS be high school
graduate. over 30 Also t4l!-ume
statesmen. Paw is GOOD. Interview
Tuesday evening 30. 1855 nth
[ n v, DE "-RoSh 10
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SALE REPREsENrArtvE

bfIAshN 800 NAassfstF y ~ =
For Metropolitan trading area who
want to be associated with q new
ORGANIZATION that VIII sell a product
with i million dollars national ad-
yeftisinR yearly Thu lob Is for q
man who is able ~ hAncle
PRESTIGE
BETTER THAN AVERAGE INCOME
AND REPEAT BUSINESS
REQUIRE MENTs
Family mar sober. and successful
selling record Ipf details cone tC
carlyle Hb'cI 500 n CapitGI Sta
iucs, April 10 $50 pm 10
SALES REPRESENT
VINO Live
fEE2BURG VA
WARE kTON. VA
FREDERICKSBURG VA.
ANNAPOLIS. MD
WINCHESTER VA
SOUTHERN MD.
Qualifications;
MUST BE SOBER
MUST HAVE SUCCESSFUL RECORD
This iOD VIII MAKE you have hiRt
prestige ana income. nationally adj
verliScd product with rleuty Oi sales
appeal No eompe'iiiog Permanent
Job With repeat income yearly For
details cone 20 CARLYLE Hotel
900 n CAPITOL st.. Tues April 10,
a. 1880 pm 10
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INSPECTORS
MACHINE PARTS

Inspect gears castings, and other precision parts
Experience in use of surface plate, verniers gauges
micrometers, as well as working knowledge of
shop math.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
ELECTRO MECHANICAL

Perform mechanical and electrical inspection
of precision assemblies and electronc devices
knowledge of hand measuring tools and ability to
read assembly and detail blue prints as well as
Schematics.
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SAIESPFPSON

For fine retail bookstore. preferably
with eXper. in stationery. gifts ana
CHgravlEg Good appearance ana
aler'neSs important Top salary 10
rant person Reai opportunity for
Advancement See Nr Meyers. WM
BALLANTYNE Il SONS. Ii2l : ST
n " RE --3B4G -Iu
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HELP-MEN Cont

fllNlIRS ~ gNperirnced only
Apply HARMONY HOMES G:3rC
ave. Greenheit I'd, Berwyn Hts
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SALESMAN ESTIMATOR

ONLCSNAN Ed INA OR
Old ESTABLISHED MOVING.
STORAGE FIRM WANTS WILING
AGGRESSINE MAN WITH CAR. "a
ESSENTIAL EXCELLENT opPos.
IUNIIY WITH GOOD FUTURE AND
GOOD SALARY REFERENCES RE.
CURED REPORT FOR INTER
WEN NJ KRESSIN.
639 New York Ave. NV.
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MECHANICAL

Inspection Of instrument assemblies, precision
gears, and gear trains using verniers, indicators
pla-check and other precision measuring tools
Experience in inspection OF servomechansms or
small mechanical devices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
Here's an eye-eatehing
surprise for fall

Which way are you going?
In this coat, no one will ever
quite know because it looks
exactly the same front and
back.
The coat is postilIion or
coachman style, fitted to the
waist, then gently fiared to the
hemline. It's doubIe-breasted
with a rolled collar and little
tab belt at the waiStline.
The back, of course, doesn't
really button as the front does,
but otherwise there's no differ
ence coming or going.
The coat is manufactured by
Dan Millstein especially for
split persOnalities?) and comes
n SIX colorS = beige, black,
oxford gray, dark blue, rose
and, as pictured here, spice =
in q low pile fleece.
Hats are BY Betmar, bags by
kclis and the black calf gloves
BY Superb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-19

III Bridal outfit. white satin
gown. veil, flowers, punties,
shoes ond socks --------2.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-19

The Original Ginger doll with pIoste heed and regular
still only l.59 with panties, shoes and socks.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Mccoy is Basileus OF the local
chapter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
Negro's Switch to
COP Shows He is
Against Dixiecrats

election ranged from precent-
age points IN Chicago 10 81 IN
Atlanta -Four assembly, districts
Al Harlem which Ia 1852 return
ed only 208 per cent q their
votes for the Republican stan
dard bearer this year gave him
33-7 per cent Of their total votes
1t is noteworthy. Mr. wilkins
pointed out. that Negro voters
in the South. who in 1882 voted
more strongly for Governor Ad-
liza Stevenson than eolored eltl-
zens elsewhere in the nation. this
year switched more sharply 10
the Republicans than did north
ern Negro voters"
In Louisiana and Kentucky Ne
gro voters who helped hold these
states for Gov. Stevenson in 1852
this year helped carry them into
the Eisenhower column. The
President not only Increased NJ
vote but succeeded In carrying
predominantly Negro election dis
tfiets in Baltimore. Richmond,
Norfolk, Louisville. New Orleans
Baton Rouge, Atlanta, Greens
boro. Birmingham, Mobile. Mem
phis. Nashville. Charleston. S c
and many other southern cities
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
Virginia Negroes
Turn 10 Eisenhow' r

Richmond. va.-virginia poll
ucisns are still wondering about
the sharp switch Of Negro voters
70 the Republican party. In dis
triets that had been reported as
high as 81 for Stevenson in one
Richmond precinct. IL reversed it,
self 10 81 for Eisenhower.
Norfolk. Roanoke all reported
precincts which had given Adlal
its support. now turned for Ike.
For instance In Norfolk. two pre-
cincts which had voted LII for
Adlai to i7B for Ike In 50. this
year gave 1852 20 Eisenhower
and only 3o8 TO Stevenson.
Democratic Oliver w. Hill Of
Richmond. who was one Of its
first Negro councilmen. and is
COZ an attorney for the NAAcP.
thought the switch a protest a.
gainst the local Democratic Par
~ leadership because Of its pro
segregation views and not a per-
manent Republican Endorsement
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
Signals Celebrate
Founders Week

Theta Sigma chapter Of Sigma
Gamma Rho. began its Founders
week celebration November 10 at
the home Of Mrs, Nancy Parker.
500 Wright. with a re-dedication
ceremony and fellowship meeting
Mrs. Jewel Williams was eo-hoS-
tess with Mrs Parker.
Sunday. November IL. the
group worShiped together with
their sisters who are members
Of Arch Street church. After
very wonderful service and ser
mon the group was served a de-
lieious dinner In the dining room
OF the church. a courtesy OF the
church membership.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

The nationwide swing Of Ne
gro voters towards the RepublI-
can party in the presidential cleo
uen Has attributed By Roy VII
kins. kAACP executive secretary,
10 the growing resentment a
gainst the peruicIous role Of
southern Democrats in hamstFing-
ing all civil rights legislation and
especially in slowing down school
desegreeation.
As long ago as last April. Ar
wilkins noted. there were posi-
tive indications Of a switch a
mons Negro voters away from
the Democratic party which they
had supported consistently With
msjorities up To 90 per cent since
the 1895 election which return
ed President Roosevelt for his
second term. In this years elee-
ton. President Eisenhower re-
eeived . heavier vote from pre-
dominAtly Negro wards than any
Republican presidential candidate
since 1852
southerners Reject Dems
Reports received al NAAcP
headquarters indicate that gains
among Negro voters for Presi-
dent Eisenhower over the 1852
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
ARE YOU SATISFIED TO REMAIN A
SLAVE, ASKS AKRON NAACP UNIT

transportation because Of your
race.
We are half-slayes as a race
II our brothers in the South can
not VOTE.
We are slaves as long as We
are Disseminated against In pub
lie housing. recreation and other
public places because Of our race
or color.
We are slaves when We can
be beaten. shot and killed and
our homes burned and our pro-
perty taken from US without pro-
lection or redress Of law.
The NAAcP is fighting for
full and complete freedom and
will not settle for anything less e"
The Akron NAAcP branch now
has LOIS members and hopes 10
attract at least 1000 by Dec 81
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
White Woman I ests
Virginia JiIncro

see those Negro citizens sitting
h. the segregated seats
4 native Of New Jersey she
moved L Arlington from Wash
irgtaR II 81 and had never made
a test case or any racial issue
before She SAYS. to-. that she Is
no member of the NAACP She
has been charged with violating
the state Law but was released
GA 500 bond Her case was con
tinued until November 18th 50
that she could get a lawyer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Akron. Ohio-A special effort
b. the Akron NAACP branch to
double its membership by years
end Is featuring a handful head.
cd. Are you satisfied to remain
a slAve7"
The handful goes on to say. in
part:
You are a slave II you are de-
MED work according to your q
bility because Of your race and
color.
You are a slave II you cannot
travel As other people In public
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Friday. the undergraduates are
having their chapel services in
Philander Smith college audito-
rum Miss Louise Graham and
Mrs. Z. Griffin are sponsors.
Some chapter members are on
program.
On Saturday and Sunday. the
group has been invited 10 Mem
phis. where the Memphis Chapter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Of Sigma Gamma Rho are nav
ing a weekend OF activities clos
ing at 40 Sunday afternoon
With program on which the
Grand Basileus Is speaking The
group viii hold its nation
al meeting December 2s-2s at the
Willard hotel, Washington. d {
Miss Edna Douglas is National
Grand Basileu and Mrs Ruby
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Btu BIZ and and Usher bo..s f..
casion. III es J
Total amount rsIzas
rally vas sl5G25 Tbs : =. q
first prize il tbjs 'sasi
Mrs. Olivia Ware. W. t-'s''
ed 5000 Second DR. no ID
M. Mrs = Lowe Dunn. sho 70 20
s25.25- Public offering =. ispaaa
which s.a Ct made a total nv n, y
222.25 raised By tbs s.
their Women S day driy. ~S
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
Read The PRESS

week with a score q Iqs :
ways homecoming vas -, "a =
Rev V n ToxnSe.ss - .
acting pastor for BetheI
Rev. Shaw. presiding q.
Oklahoma. preached an -.
sermon at Bethel SUNDAY -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Arlington, Va.-Miss Faith Bis
SELL -. q Librarian with the Ma
tanaI Research Council sat be-
side o Negro a . political meet
Irg for candidates and thereby
not only brought about her arrest
as the Law So states there should
he no inteFmingling Of races al
public meetings. but caused o
heated argument a the rally
Miss Bissell told police when
arrested in a section If the hall
reserved for Negroes that she de-
elded 10 make a test case las
q matter Of personal conscience
She added. 4 vas Mortified 70
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
Tape Rally Nets
S15b for Church
Annual Meeting

Y0rktown-The sisters Of the
Sneed Chapel Baptist church
closed a very successful Woman's
day drive recently. A tape rally
vas sponsored BY the pastors
wife. Mrs. Nettie b Garrison.
Mrs Mamie Wilbon. dean of the
Bradley district Sunday school,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Mrs. S. D. Smith spent last week
in Prescott attending the annual
conference. John Neal. S. ID.
Smith and Mrs bessie Luster
motored to Prescott Sunday -.
The Malvern Dragons defeated
the Conway Polar Bears last
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

FINAL PLANS-The Executive committee of the Arkansas
Farm Bureau federation. Negro Division meeting
outlined the program for the Ninth Farm Blu
convention that will be- held community
ter 10th and Chester November 2627 The committee
looks forward To 900 Farm Bureau members and
leaders from all the OF Arkansas this
meeting The program has many interesting and will
perform very useful service O all who attend
Speakers will include Eddie Wood president Louis Roz-
zoni president California Farm Bureau federation and
DR. NJ lafayette Harris, president of Phlander Smith coll
lege The following schools will furnish music Horace Mann
nj AM&N college; and Arkansas Baptist college Othef flea,
lures will be special reports presentation awards demon
stratons and committee reports
In toto: seated left right: L. Bonds Madison John
Cannon, IT. Pickens Black IT,. Auyergne
Standing left right: Willard Whitaker Forrest City
v Cemmons Casseoe " NJ Pierce edman Negro aetiyi-
ties Little Rock.