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constructed are two artificial
lakes for boating, swimming
and fishing and an l8-hole
golf course. Contracts for both
were let today.
Future plans call for the
construction of several motel
like buildings to house guests
and club members, a dining
hall and a summer camp for
officers children.
The ranch includes 566 acres
Of woodland and 344 acres of
pasture land and is bounded on
the east by the Rappahannock
River. 1t lies in two counties
Fauquier and Rappahannock.
Boiling Air Force Base is AS
miles north of here. All the
money for the purchase of the
track 6 miles west of here, and
for its development. will come
from the clubs members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

course would be a very great
asset" to the county.
The supervisors decided also
to appoint a staff committee
to follow developments.
Mai. Gen. r. w. Grow,
executive director of the Fair
fax County Chamber of Com
merce, pointed out that while
the chamber was "only ex-
pressing interest in the idea,
by 1864 the county would have
the Jet airport, the circum-
ferential highway and other
new roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Riverwood Citizens
Elect New Officers

Charles L. Stec of 2725 North
Nelson street, Arlington. has
been elected president of the
Riverwood Citizens Association
Other new officers are Mrs.
Harry j. Davis, jr., vice presi-
dent: Mrs. John D. Murphy,
recording secretary; Robert w.
Byrns, treasurer, and Mrs.
George B. Green, corresponding
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

Fairfax County today put in
a bid as the site for the 1864
worlds fair If Washington is
given the nod by a presidential
commission exploring various
alternatives,
The Presidents Commission
on the Worlds Fair meets to-
morrow at the Commerce De-
partment to hear hackers ar
que in favor of New York and
Los Angeles as we'll as WASH
ington.
D. c. Transit System Presi-
dent o. Roy Chalk today urged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

The annual Fall Festival of
Trinity Lutheran Church at
Mount Rainier, Md, which in
cludes a turkey dinner and ba-
zaar, will be held at 5 pm. Sat-
urday in the church basement
and parish house, Thirtieth
street and Bunker Hill road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

the three-man commission to
pick Washington because, he
said, it would also benefit eco
nomically other cities on the
Eastern seaboard.
Chambers to Meet
At noon tomorrow Northern
Virginia chambers of COM
merce will meet to discuss their
mutual interests in bringing
the fair to nearby Virginia.
The Fairfax Board of Coun-
ty Supervisors decided yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Truro Church Buzuur

Truro Episcopal Church in
Fairfax, Va, will hold a bazaar
from $50 am. to 4 pm. Satur-
day on the church grounds, with
booths and entertainment and
a teen-age dance in the eve
nings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington Only

8 Reg. 1913 Metal Shelving Units. 2 sliding
drawers for storage spoce, 6ox28xlO inch size,
3.ss
Is Reg. sSe DuodeIIoy Upholstery Cleaner. Resist
soil with Dupont chemicals. Makes quart cleaner,
Toe
IA Res. 1893 Quort Wood Glaze gives high Ius-
trous sheen without wox1e, will not turn white >9e
4 Reg. 4e5 Metal Charcoal Seuttles. Holds O lbs.
charcoal. ldeol also for firesde use ------2.99
So Reg. l.5s Aluminium Lawn Edsins. Prepare
flower beds now. 3 inch by 40 feet 99e
~ Reg. 3.4e SOFT. Plastic Gorden Hose Bress
couplings Guaranteed for 10 years 9ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
BOySaCe0r

Second Floor. Washington; Street Floor, arlington
ton fIonneIs in coIorfu patterns. Sizes s to l6,
I.59, z for 800
IS Boys i.s9 Double Knee Jeans. lo-oz. blue
denim with double knees and Upper front. Size
z for 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Foirfox Bids for Site
Of 1864 Worlds Fair

Fairfax County today put bid the site for the 1854
worlds fair Washington given the nod by presidential
commission exploring various alternatives.
The Presidents Commission the worlds fair meets
tomorrow at the Department hear hackers argue
in favor York and Los Angeles well Washington
d. c. Transit System President Roy Chalk today urged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
FNbricS-BIupkefS
Street Floor, Washington Only

l2.95 Womsutto Doeron0 Comforts. Womsutto
cotton covered 72x84 500
6-l2.95 WooI-FiIed Comforts, 72x84----s.s9
sos DoeFon Comforts, oeetote covered. 72x84,
7-e.s5 Dueron Filled Mattress Pods. twin size,
z.s9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Street Floor, Washington Only

Street Floor, Washington Only
I5-l.5o Wooden Guest Hangers ---------4se
z5-79e Rubber Gloves, broken Sizes for 100
65-l.oo to l.5o Brossieres, broken sizes see
$40 Shoe Cobinets, os s----------- 9ee
l2-I.oo Plastic Shoe Boxes, slightly domooed,
2ee
z4-24o and 3.ss Gorment Boss------I.ss
81 Sec. Of 1873 Seuffs, broken sizes-------59e
2s-l.oo chiIdrens Honsers, postel pIoste- -4se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

GirIs'-Juniors' Shoes
EaL EIo Wnsh;unfon 0nh,

Girls Originally 6.5o-6.ss Shoes. Dress and
school strops; broken size range 8h-3, 2.99
Teens, Young Juniors Originally 6.99-S.es
Shoes. FIots and little heels; suedes, Ieothers;
broken size range, 2.s9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Linens
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
SeS Doeron Blend Lace Cloths. 72xo0"---6.9S
s.es Doeron Blend Lace Cloths, 60x80"-- 500
use to 29e Terry WosheIoths, Cannon, for LOO
(BeIotCJ Washington Only
CSC Printed Terry Aprons, lint free ----- 6ee
zse Nat and Lid Sets, 2lx33", with lid 1885
7ee TO s.ee vseose Chenille Spreads, twin or
l.s9 Pacific Print Towels, 22x44" -------S5e
55e Poeifie Print Wosheoths 23e
Sec. see Printed or SeoIIoped cuses, 42x36", 59e
see Zippered Pillow Protectors, white ------- 36G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Now 2.00 TO 1888


Second Floor, Washington Only
l7-lo.oS TO 1898 Casuol Dresses, assorted
colors. Broken sizes 3.99
1880 to 1923 Spring coots, fully lined
Broken sizes 1888
3o-2s.oS TO 1928 Misses Winter coots, 1888
1880 to 1923 Misses Suits. Assorted colors,
sizes - 1885
l-ss.ss Hand Taiored strooek EstraIoine. High
Fashion. Size IA. Toupe I888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Juniors Wear

Second Floor, Both Stores
7.99 Orion Cordisons. Jeweed ond full fashion
styles Assorted coIors and sizes "a to 40, 5.S8
1898 Water RepeIent Motor coots. Quilted wool
lining. Sizes 10 to a only ------------ $50
1913 Wool FlonneI Jumpers. Broken sizes lis,
500
500 Corduroy SIoeks. Sizes tol 3.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
2.9o to 400 Dress Shrts-soiled, nussed Re-
duced to ceor Broken sizes =. Loo
79c Cotton ArsyIes and Sport Socks, variety OF
potterns and coIors. Most all sizes 44e
Fomous-Moke JeweIry Sets Cuff links and match
inc tie bor--- --.--------t.79 plus tex
Eomous-Make Wallets. Genuine Ieother. popular
Styles Blacks, browns tons l.99 plus tex
Below, Washington Only
7.95 Fomous-Moke Sweaters
Reduced from stock for clearance.
PuIIover style. All have fomous Iobels 0Q
Broken sizes.
8.95 Bon-Lon Knit Shirts
Long sleeve knit shirts, reduced to
cleor Famous label in every shirt. S.QZ
Broken sizes.
$3.50 Hers" Lons-SIeevs Sport Shirts, l.44
5000 Knit Shirts -----27S
2o-lo95 and 1875 FomOus-Moke jackets, 500
$3.50 Lons-SIeeve Sport Shirts - .--- 90
15-2.0o to $50 Belts ------ LOO
so-l.oo Cotton Shirts. 40. AZ, "A only, for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

4o-4.9s SIeepers. Quilted and lined for cold
weather. Feotheweoht, Plastic solos, Medium and
large. Blue maize ---~-- ------ $780, 3.49
$3.50 Little Girls 2-Pe. Lounge Sets. Soteen
printed bIouses with black sIocks. Sizes to Ok.
Blue, gold 800
7-l4.ss Little Boys 2-Pe. Suits. Orion and wool.
Solid color sloeks, multeolor stripe iocket Sizes
3 to 6 - --- 6.ss
$500 Famous Make Little Girls Brush Knit
Night Gowns. Pretty prints, long sleeves. Sizes
to g. .----- l.66
1855 Little Girls sIp-on Sweaters. White
with scot toe motif. Short sleeves. Sizes to 6x,
$50
1880 Little Girls Umbrellas ZOO
7-4.99 Little Girls Skirts. Navy blue with broid
trim and suspenders Broken sizes to Ok ZOO
$3.50 and 2.se Infants' z-Pe. creepers.
Piostc lined points, Cotton and nyIon. Sizes | z
to s months. Whites ond postels .66
$3.50 Little Boys Short Sleeve Cotton Shirts
in multi stripes Button down color. Sizes 4, 5. 6,
sec
$3.50 and 2.ss Winter Heodweer. Velvet
SpOrfSsCe0r
Misses 4.99 to 2.5Q
500 Sweaters %, 500
Misses sweaters in wool, orion or textured nyon.
Dressmoker styles in slip-ons and few cordioons.
Light and dark shades. Sizes "a to 40 in group.
800 to 1899 Sportsweor
Forous-nome bIouses, skirts sIocks Many CO.
ordinotes in the group Designed. in California.
Misses sizes 10 to l6
Now . al - IN 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

II Mems 1895 Imported Gobordine Roineoots.
Solid ton Regulars. 8/38, H4o. 2/44-- s.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
ChinNaCOre

Third Floor, Washington Only
IS Reg. 100 Imported Pottery condy Boxes Soc
u Reg. 100 Angels Of Wisdom, novelty figures,
Use
s Reg. s.ss White Pottery Fruit or Flower Bowls.
1893
4 Reg. 1913 Gold Decorated Pink Pottery Boskets,
229
5 Reg. 3.49 Novelty condIe Holders ---l.79
5 Reg. 2.98 Round Aluminium Troy 40
Reg. $40 Aluminium Trays with gloss inset,
I.7S
4 Reg. 6.9s Brass Rack with gloss spice jors,
39S
3 Reg. s.ss Porty Epersne in gloss and bross.
498
z Reg. z4.ss 45-Pe. Decorated Dinner Set.
service tor -----l7.SS
(Belot0) Arlington Only
$40 Pottery cosseroles with Wormers 80
7-3.49 Modern WoIl Brackets .--------l.99
3-3.9S accompaniment Relish Troys, made of
decorated pottery 1888
s-4.ss crystaI With Bross stond. Niber Jors.
2.49
s-l.9S crysteI Loree Voses 100
6-I.6s Sugar and creomers on bross stands. 100
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

Broken assortment Of dress shirts, poomos,
jackets, cops, long sleeve knit shirts, sIocks,
long sleeve sport shirts. Broken sizes, one
and two-of-o-kind.
Washington Only
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Foundations
Second Floor, Washington Only

Second Floor, Washington Only
1855 Discontinued Figure Builder GirdIes.
White, sizes 2.99
10000 to 3.95 Discontinued Bros Short-ne
styles; broken size ranges ---r-------- l.59
1880 Discontinued corseIettes. With inner
belts; white -- -.--- : 2.99
IS Originally 1913 Girdles, white '1eencoD stretch;
sizes 24-3o ---- ------ --.- 2.5e
45-8.95 Discontinued PIaytex Ponty- GirdIes.
White; sizes S, M or SOS
6o-lo.95 Discontinued PIoytex GirdIes, POnties.
Talon closing; white; sizes S. M or L-------8.S5
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(BelotC) Washington Only
8 Students 1895 All Wool Sport coot and Slack
Combination. Sizes IS to 38 --------2S.0o
4-l0.eo Winter jackets; size d. 4.sS
5 Youths 74.s5 and 1895 Wool Sport coot and
Slack Combinations; sizes 5 and l6------ll.oo
l2-is.ss zip-Lined TOpeoots; sizes to z.
100
SO Boys 7.ss All Wool cordison Sweaters; sizes
10 to 20 in group 259. z for 500
Boys 500 White Long Points Suits; size s 9se
sBoys' 1899 and 1899 Year Round Sport coots;
sizes s, 7, IS, l6, II, l9---------3 800
IS Boys 1899 Lined Irideseent Topeoots; sizes
IS Boys 1879 and 1899 Reversible Topeoots;
sizes to ! 8 in group LOO
Misses Budget SpOrtStCear
(Belop) Street Floor, Washington Only
2.99 Orion sIipon Sweaters. Sizes 34-38l.oo
z.s9 BIouses. Cotton; white, postes, prints; sizes
1888 in group 100
500 Wool Skirts. Sheath styles; tweeds; blue,
black or brown; sizes 1915 in eroup------ 3.s9
2.9S, 3.S9 BIOmseS
(BelorcJ Street Floor. Both Stores
2ss. 800 BIouses. Docron, cotton; dressy or toi-
ored blouses. White, postels, prints; sizes 1888
Lingerie, Robes
(BeIow) Lingerie, End Floor, Washington Only
81 Originally 3.es WoItz Gowns, cotton; broken
range Of sizes and colors ------------l.00
10 Originally $50 Cotton Short Poiomos large
sizes - ----------2.0 ZOO
10 Originally 2.ss Royon Slips. buiIt-up shoulder;
broken size range
10 Originally ZOO Reyon Quote" Ponties AS
sorted sizes, colors 69e, for 100
2.o9-4.99 NyIon Trieot Lingerie. Slips, pettcoots,
boby doll poonos and sleep coots. Some ore
of kind; white and postels in group; broken
sizes ------------Z.59, z or 500
(Belo,c) Street Floor, Washington Only
Royon Tieot Briefs, Ponties, white, pink; broken
sizes tor 90
(BeIo,CJ Street Floor indies, Washington Only
1855 Nyon Trieot Gowns. broken assortment,
4.99
1855 NyIon Trieot Pettieoots, broken size
range Ivy
z75-59e-79e Reyon Mesh Ponties, broken ossort-
ment for ! 90
(BeIotUJ Robes, End Floor, Washington Only
IS Originally 4.ss Drip-Dry Cotton Brunch couts,
broken size range for women ---------. 3.99
IS Originally 3.99 Sleeveless Cotton Brunch coots.
100
Originally 1899 Worm Lounsins Poiomas, 1893
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SiICeT'tUOre

Street Floor, Washington Only
Originally $500 PIotters, sverplote; King Ed
ward pattern; lo" size I2.50S
Originally 500 Sandwich Troys, siNerpIote;
slightly scratched -~-- 2.9S"
~ 1899"
z Originally 1900 Sterling Silver Bowls, slightly
"pIuS tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22
Sample and SoiIed
BLANKETS
W to W off

Just IS in the lot. Sizes for twin or double
beds, heavy winteweieht. Each blanket
Iobeed os to fiber content. Regularly S.
to 1895. Now 1913 to o.48.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

(BeIoC) Street Floor Both Stores
2.99, 800 Blouses. Docron, cotton; dressy or to-
Iored blouses. White, posteIs, prints; sizes 3238
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

1888 Polished Cotton coverets, solid coIors
1899
4-Is.ss Corduroy Bedspreods. assorted coIors,
e.S9
1858 Solid coIors. Lined Drow properes.
2S-5.Ss Lined Drow Droperie., 65" long. solid
coIors ------------ 3.99 pr.
Aiz9s Lined Drow Droperies, double width,
So" solids ---------.- 9.99 pr.
- 1898 Lined Drew Droperies triple wdth1
smoi5.ss Lined Draw Droperies, double vi wdih9
z5-iz.9s5Is.ss Solid Color Custom Mode
Droperies, 90" 1873 pr.
7-22e8 Printed Antique sotin Draw Droperes.
90" long, double width -------------1l.eS pr
TOyIGmd
Fourth Floor, Washington; Loper Level. Arlington
2.oo 6 400 Football
Shoulder Pods
1.9q and 100
All ports mode of heovy gauge, hard VuIconzed
fiber Heavily podded in the correct places for
protection. Assorted sizes. Limited quantities.
BeIou 9TH Floor. Washington Only
l-lI.9S Upholstered Rocker, Plastic covered, z
tone COLOR Floor sompIe by
l-598 Choir, kindergarten style, oil hardwood
construction, maple finished. Floor sompIe Z.9S
S-5.9s Cowboy and Cowgirl suits, assorted
sizes 3.SS
3-lzeS chiIdren's Record Players, 78 RPM
speed, in corryne cose --------- -----7.SS
$3.50 Football Helmets. escorted coIors, some
with face guards; finish mored ---- ZAP
800 HoIsote Color Beods Educational Toys,
6oe
e-lss HoIsote Soldier Boy, Toke-Aport Toy
l.29
SIPS Stompins Rockets. with rubber tipped
rockets ----- o9e
s-99s Remeo Electric Work Shop, floor SOM
piles -.--------- 4.8S
6-5oS Bowling Alleys, games in one, horse
rocne shuttle board, bowling, QUITO racing ond
skill boord -----Z 1873
I-5zss Muruy Bicycle, 26" boys model; light,
reor correr, contiIever frome. Floor sompe, 44.99
1-7.e8 Toy Pickup Wagon, Roy Rogers covered
wagon. Floor sompIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

(Belo,Oj Street Floor, Washington Only
2.e9 Orion SIipon Sweaters. Sizes 34-38 LOO
1898 in group 100
500 Wool Skirts. Sheath styles; tweeds; blue,
black or brown; sizes lol6 in group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-22

Misses sweoters in wool, orion or textured nyon.
Dressmoker styles in slip-ons and few cordiqons.
Light and dark shades. Sizes "a to 40 in group.
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Mr. and Mrs Ed PEBBLES of Chicago visited TRENDS III
the city last weekend. $4,000
Mrs Vison Allen of 17O5 Pennsylvania ST. has returned
from Tulsa Oklahoma where she was guest OF Dr q NS
William Harris and family
Mrs Allen Portland was the weekend guest u
Mr. and Mrs Sterling L. Stringer, of 1216 T. l9h avenue
The Allen Temple ANIE congregation Rev. A NJ hooerls
pastor worshipped with the Ntw Bethel ANE cure rev
Hayes pastor last Sunday wonderful time was had by
all who attended.
Mrs. Lena B. Jones and grandson Maurice l. Jones'
Jr spent Sunday in Little Rock, the guest of Mrs T. W.
Jones and children They accompanied home by L'e
Tomnye JONES' who will spend some time with her grand
parents, and brother.
Mr. and Mrs Mavin E. Jones and children OF ii Doraao
visited relatives and friends in the city last week
OoWay celebrated her fourth blrthuay VIII
party on Sunday April at her home Princeton fke
Road She received many gifts cards from Janis Thomas
Ward Yvonne B. Gein Betty Terry, William Erquhart 10
she'll Jefferson Chcago) Bobbe J. Bridgmon Linda Adams
Brenda Rawlng Rita Virginia Lucas Dee Terry sherman Dill
ingsev Sandra Christian and Cynthia Denise harrington
The Citizens Beautiful club held spring roundup ldst
week in the beautiful home of T. H. Matthews ana MS SISTER
Mrs MYRTLE Matthews More than sixty guests spent an ENJOY
able and relaxing evening delicious dinner served
An interesting of the evening was the drawing
numbers for prizes trays by Mrs Floyd HICKS Oh
pine Bluff and Mrs B. Philmeon of Athemer Otner prize
;nnars were Earl Maney Elijah Jones, Dock Cunningham
short talks ON the club were by Nathan Nixon Mrs M
Neasev IT II Matthews and Alma Dalton and remarks oy
wv Anderson Mrs Cunningham Thee Cafsooy anu l.
A. Tookes ,r idon+ Mrs
The officers of the club Nathan Nixon president ss
M Noaslev vice president Miss E. Lond secretary MIS- u
Whitfield corresponding secretary, l. H. Nalele"e' ~
urer and Rev c. G. LaGrand Chaplain
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01
LEGAL Notices

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Shirley Lynch Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1f2303
John Lynch Defendant
The Defendant John Lynch is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Shirley
Lynch
Dated: Anil 1st 1859
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
William w Shepherd
Attorney al Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
4:1o17,24;5:l
NOTI CE
In The Probate Court of Pulaski
County. Arkansas
In The Matter of The Estate of
w F. Fortson, deceased
No. 34910
Last known address of decedent:
r. /, Cabot, Arkansas
Date Of death: June LIST 1858
The undersigned were appointed
Executors of the estate of the
22nd day of April, 1859.
day of April. 1859.
All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the un-
dersigned within six months
from the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit in the
estate.
This notice first published LIST
day of May, 1859
Emma Fortson Carmical,
Fulton Fortson
Homer Fortson
Executors
r. /, Cabot, Arkansas
mail Address,
Clayton Freeman, Attorney for
the Estate
313 West Markham Street
Little Rock, Arkansas
5:1-8 1t
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01
= D II" = IL
IAR9g l@ll.

You invited to attend Open House and annual
Benefit Tea May 3rd from IA by the State
Hospital Auxiliary 1t will be in the df1irg room 1t you
don't knew around please the admttanee
building will be there to show you around.
Mrs Mura p. Bennett, chairman, Mrs. samelIa Mitchell,
president
Community Cheer club will hold its May meeting at
Jones, 1910 West 18th street Sunday
pm Other hostesses Mrs. Esse Sargent Mrs Sadie
Weaver Mrs D. Jones' Mrs. NJ Vault and Mrs NJ Smith, All
members urged to be present Mrs Thompson preSl
Mrs Florence Crenchaw and Mrs Veo Thomas reporter
The Sunshine Charity club will meet Thursday May at
p the residence of Mrs L. A. Stewart, 1913 Rngo
Other hosesses Mrs Johnson, Mrs Jamison,
Mrs. Cole Mrs H. E.. Cullns, president.
Cherceuses Study club held their third annual Bridge
Tournament Saturday night April 25, the YWCA Du
peate Bridge played First and second place plaques
by the president and vice president Mesdames Bob
bic Johnson and Sadye Lewis to Mrs. Robbie L. Jones ana
William Harrison Smith respectively Mrs Jones had total
of 81 matched points, Mr. Smith had total of 20 matched
points, Winston cigarettes and 7Ups coureses of the Win
and Sevenp companies given the guest Bernce
Porchia, reporter.
The Matrons Art club of FL Dorado, Wednesday
evening Mrs Lucy B. Jones North Rose
special program on health and music the
feature evening Rodney Coutee student OF Wash
gton high school, rendered two selections the accordion
gave hymn stories and the group sang
hymns. Vera Allen chairman Mrs L. H. Peterson
chairman of the health discussion then presented b. T.
gram very informative we'll enjoyable delicious
chicken by the hostess helped to make 1t
delightful evening for all who present.
Centurons Coed club of the Dunbar Recreational
Center sponsor play "Superstous Sadie Friday even
ing May 1 730 the Center, 18th and Chester The
winner the miss Dunbar Center" contest will be an
nounced.
Tom Edwards who is in advertising Chief Electrice'
Engineer for the Arkansas and Light LlttF
Rock gave the students Beauty college help
concerning "Basc Electricity April H. This talk
coming during the study of Cosmercy proved HVaudoe'
Mr. Edwards the electrical and building indus
for
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01
MRS. BELAFONTE TO tour
& CAROLINA DURING MAY

Mrs. Marguerite Belafonte, Fight
for Freedom Fund co-chairman Oh
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
will conduct her major fund rals-
ing activities during the month OF
MAY in South Carolina, it was
announced this week.
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01

ushers unions business meeting will be held WeanS
day at p Mt Pleasant Baptist church. Rev. GUS Jones
pastor Mrs. N E. Doyle president .
The dedication program for the kitchen OF the fIei'
Street Baptist church. will held Sunday at 230 m Guests
from other churches participate The program is sponsoea
by the Deacones and Mother boards Rev. r. Vaughn pas
tor. NJ.
St Augusnes annual bazaar will be held FRIDAY night aay
o'clock the school lawn 142l East ina street. uh
Folly and Food for the entire family
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

City mission will be held Mon at at King Solomo
church. Rev. Thomas pastor Mrs Ida Sanders president
PTA council will be held Tuesday at p, m. at Jones
school, Hunter principal nstaent of the officer
for 1959-60 will be at this time
Arkansas State press., 1959-05-01

Visit Mr.. and Mrs. n. K. Wiley
AZ the FARMERS RETAIL
CURB MARKET, 1909 West
9TH. for all kinds of tresn
vegetables and fruits and
other produce Call for special
orders
Telephones: Bus. FIR 2-9927
Res. FIR 2-8O53
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Roeino officioI Dies

PORTLAND. Me-, May %
(AP).-Burton w. Shaw. n.
widely known harness racing
official. died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Tie for Low Gross
RICHTER and CARRIER to PIuy
For SchooIboy Title Sunday

and straight A student, and
prospective University Of Mary
land golfer, will be heavy
favorite over CARRIER, who is a
graduate Of the District junior
golf programs l4-and-under
group Of last year.
Carl MacCartee of Bethesda
PLAYED par golf at Bethesda
C-s.sry Club to defeat Art
Ccnion Of High Point in the
second flight final. The third
flight, played at Columbia.
went to Billy Bortz of North
Bethesda Junior over school,
mate John Gavin. 5 and 3.
Bortz played the front nine
In 81.
In q team final yesterday.
Bulls. representing the prep
schools, defeated Washington-
Lee, the Northern Virginia
League winner. SIS. Bulls will
meet the winner between the
Maryland Bi-County champion
and public school titlist June 5.