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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
RIGHTS MOVE

observation-disclosures Els
cnhower at his Wednesday press
conference was cool toward the
proposal of Sen Lyndon b John.
SON of Texas to establish a new
Federal service to conciliatc civ.
il rights disputes lie did tel
newsmen, however, that nc Ger
,ainlv could be convinced other
wise.
President Eisenhower also SAID
Virginia residents should opc'
the laws as interpreted by 'h'
courts, despite the demand o
Virginia's Gov. Almond that the!
should stick by the States mas
sive resistance statue held II
valid by the State Supreme Cour
and the Federal Court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
THIRD BAPTIST

Women of Third Baptist ar,
getting ready for that big dav
women In Action. to be held
sunday, February 8. at 3 nm
Thanks to you, Mrs. Marion. for
the invitation.
DR.. Mordecai Johnson. presi
dent of Howard University
washington, d. c.. will be the
guest speaker at the Eighth An.
nual Mound City Press Clubs
Awards Dinner, in st. Louis
MO- on Friday, January 30. AT
$50 pm.
The dinner will be held
at Carpenters Hall on Hsmp.
ron Avenue on the West Side.
The southern Illinois city Of
(. St. Louis, eventually has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

A smoothly running household
needs plenty of hot water for II
takcs an almost unlimited amount
Il supply the family's needs to-
dav. With all the new modern
labor-saving appliances and the
trend toward more bathrooms, we
not only use more hot water, but
we need hotter water. We need IL
for clear clothes, baths and per-
sonal grooming, for doing the
dishes and many household clean,
ing chores. It's been estimated
that there are now more than l4u
ways that hot water helps .
make household tasks easier anS
faster.
II used to be a problem to selec
n water heater, since they rang
from 30 to 100 gallon sizes and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

was up to you to determine just
the right size for your needs:
Now. with the new General
Electric super-speed fast recov-
ery heater that can replenish
hot water as fast as it's used
up, a 40 gallon tank Is ample.
And a 40 gallon tank can be IN.
stalled anywhere there's "a" OF
cabinet space available.
Electric water heaters are
clean, safe and completely auto
matte. They heat the water, not
the room. With fast recovery
| heaters, you can choose this
smaller size and be confident you
will get hot water "a hours day.
| IL takes up less room, saves on
installation, maintenance and OPP
Grating costs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Court N ew

week when he fell Up IN
chair while smoking cigar.
Steele's wife, Err pnc' "a
nut ou. the fire wiz blanket
and called police.
Robert w. Jones oil 29oS
Blaine, a convicted qcrer, was
sentenced to life in Pris-
on last week ecorders
Judge Gerald w. IN the
sept. 20, 1858, ST OF Fred
Dunn. AZ, of ~. outer
Drive. during a hfi Dunn's
Wholesale potato II at l4o
, Twelfth.
Before passin sentence
Judge Groat to 80 you
+. are a wanton al ous killer
with utter disrd <or human
|. beings
Hubert GIBBS OF looo
seward. chaScdhSs'i u. the
a. nude last We iireo SIX
St wild shots. a mug IN
~ W. his hon fobbed him
NtNi'N 49, ok1oIr -.
cf S4l4 in cad cneck IN
the amount anu iieu:
The bandit 'ee Vi
is. the shots.
81 r,..,, nor Re arrested
nc 7 ',l be raided a
w ''o ,,.'.,' ~ Welagoussaye, !
w ., WI n' -. ch N engaging !
ell o. "'? ,,oa Ition.
'r' !" n "' ~ II. Patter-
ct W. 'a;d pated in a
%" '"'u , $1.00. He
ilu wv wv MI was cutting J
icy ss'o De a dollar.
me wv e" un eated in the !
of Sl3.5O /
ley raid.
las Of 410 Har-
IN i'Vs' - ST week and
Iurt p',' W." on of muir
dcs. Lov admitted
, Io''V' his common.
. inc DIX essy Young,
Il law led argument
s 90 u' q their home.
= III INC led the head
$ Nci7 I'D burned II
% IRON Re. lie dump
r. IN dy In a coal
ca brk in an auto
81 pm arrested him.
y plani lsey informed
-, ia bying was an
then argument over
NJ ate ire to repay a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
DETROIT METROPOLITAN
AREA

The John c. Lodge expressway
has been completed to downtown
Detroit except for half-miie
section between Third Street and
Griswold, scheduled for compile
ton in 1859, WHICH will complete
the downtown expressway loop
at the Detroit Civic Center and
connect to the future Walter +
Chrysler expressway.
First project on the Walter 7
Chrysicr expressway, generally
paralleling Woodward Avenue
on the east, was let Dccembel
10.
Major expressway news IN DE
troit was the opening OF a :
mile section of the Edscl Fore
expressway from Mt. Elliott L
Norcross Street at Chandie
Park in December. The cypress
way is scheduled for comp etlol
to the east city limits in l9os
Twenty miles of urban expires:
way lodge and Ford express
ways) are currently open |
traffic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
euEzr HOME DELIGHTED
WITH NEW PASTOR

Since Rev. Alton Atklhsu,,
was called into the ministry ne
has visited many dilie as.a,
churches. Sunday, January zo'n'
Rev Atkinson rendered the AT.
ernoon service at ms owl WI
church. Sweet Home Baptist nc
Is also chaplain of the inSpira
tional Choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
REV. }. A. PoWE
OF FELLOWSHIP

ROY. J A. Powe- pastor VI
NV $, peters Baptist Church
viii worship Sunday. Jan. 2o'n
y, 330 am. with Rev Porter
II the Fellowship 3 aptls
church 1920 Russell st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP

Mrs Rose r. Johnson OF the
springhill Baptist Church. Mrs.
A Louise Jones of Tabernacle
and Mr.. Romeo Phillips, a mu-
sic teacher at Northwestern
High. | am sure, will all agree
with me that serving as judges
in the Annual Oratorical Con
test sponsored by the Ct. Mace
donia Church School last sun
day was truly a task. j,
The youth of this city poured
out their pros and cons on the
subjects: Opportunities and
Responsibilities of Christla n
Youth In An Emerging Age Oh
Freedom" "Desegregation-An
Asset or a Liability to the fu,
ture of the American Way OF
Life?". and should the Churcf
Aid as a Bulwark to Compete
with the Onrush of the kocf
and Roll Age?"
Competing were: Patricia
svber, SprinshilI; julius Mad
, dock, Ct. King Solomon; Shar'
on J. Thomas, Tabernacle;
Yvonne Thompson, Taberna-
Gle; Sidney King, Chapel Hill;
Brenda Orr, Evelyn Horton
:. and Charles Foster, Ct. Mace
, donna; Paul Lucas and Mer'yn
. Hunter, Ct. King Solomon;
! Fitr Gibson. Nj. Pleasant; and
!. Calvin Hughes.
a Contestants were introduced .
= Mr.. J. T. Glover, teacher
i Moore School. These papel
!, we're written and compiled
the contestants.
, To interest you in attend
" inc the next such affair here
. are Just a few Of the state
r. ments: THE world can b.
ours, the odds are on ou
o. side" TOO many say die TO
2. God, but not enough willin!
Il 10 live for Cod" "ignorane'
70 and fesr-two main reason
sr why people hate" "a Chris
s. fisn youth must think befor
m acting" and "if we fail lie
Q US fail hard, but, God is rea
s. and we cannot fail with Go
IS on our side"
TO Mrs. Agnetta Walton, OF [
Second Baptist Church, serv
as emcce; Annie p Russell a
= Louise II. Wilson brought W.
ship. Mrs. Correnc Nj. Jackst
| secretary to the pastor, int
| duced the judges and wclcom
| guests.
| Patricia and Jacqucllne liz
| ton sang. Marsetella LAYER
| Jackson gave piano solos; vii
| Jean -Clarsu iwffnfGhHtrir; SKeobS,
| Horton, Jr., program charm;
| Rev. II. Fl. Colenon, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
IAN. GRADUATES ATTEND
EBENEZER

sunday January %. 1909
January graduates from Eastern, ,,i.l, !,
~orthcastcrn and Pershing iilEh
schools attended Ebenezer q,
NJ f. Church in Observance o'
NOR National Youth Week
The valcdictorian oil Nor'"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
MICHIGAN $ New Highways
Beuin To Take Form

from 18th street, near the south
city limits of Grand Rapids
south to Wayland, are open 10
traffic. The portion from Way
land south to M-l18 in Allegan
County is under construction ana
scheduled for opening in 1899
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
E2Sh AZ Warren
Community News

eastern participated on INC P'o
gram y.s ron.
dcrcd by assistant minister rev, ,
Iamar T. Ellis. His subject was
You Can Live, Too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
CHRIST BAPTIST

Members Of Christ Baptist
Will so into their new place of
worship on Sunday. February
] at | pm It's the beautiful
church-building located on Iro-
quoiS at Mack.
The five daughters of Rev.
and Mrs. Major c. Brown will
be baptized in their Sunday
service Rev. j. c. Oglcsby, for
mcr pastor of Calvary, is pas
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

A novelty swimming meet is
scheduled at Northern Recrea-
ton Center between the Tennes-
see State Alumni Club and the
Big Ten Alumni Club Saturday,
Jan. 81 at & pm.
The competitive events Will IN
clude a hays and-nags (horse and
rider race, a cracker eating race
and an inncr-tube race. A jug
trophy type) will be awarded
the winning team.
Following the swimming pool
GENTS. the social committees OF
...ch club will take charge OF
:, freshmcnts and dancing.
W.. A. Reid is president OF
the Big Ten Alumni Assoeia-
fion; Donnie Smith, vice; Ar
chic Martin. executive admin
istrstor; Ann Coleman, public
relations; Walter, treasurer;
Charles Vincent correspond
ing secretary; Jane Roscoe,
program committee; Julian
Bass, social; Carol p. Carter,
attendance and acquaintance;
Jackie Prvit, membership; Don
Vest recreation; James Col
Inns, scholarship; William Doss,
special projects; Edith Nelson,
recording secretary Al Crow
ford, auditor; and James Gray,
financial secretary.
Mrs. Willie Robinson spends
most of her time at the bedside
of her mother Mrs. Clara Belle
jenkins at the Flower Hosplta
and her fostcr.mothcr Mrs. Mat
tie Jctcr. at her Ferry stree
home. Both are confined t
their beds.
Ronnic. the son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Sidney Thomas, was hom'
on furlOugh from the AIR corp
He will be stationed in Wash
ington. He was bidded farewell
by his sisters Mary Eta ant
Christine and brothers, Gcorg
and Freddie.
Eastsidc ladies are raving owe
the pretty dresses designed ant
made by Mrs. Margaret ST. Clal
of 29l6 F. Forest Ave.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Lcmsx Temple
AM.E. Zion Church for fhe
mother Of Mr.. William Wat
kins, president e the Dawson
association Of Block Clubs.
The D.A.B.C. will Spouse
.tcir annual eN~ase' Satnrdo
evening. Jan-31 at Evans hccr
alton Center.
A caucas was organized sa'u
day. Jan. "a. in the nome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
pETROIT-TO-MuSKEGoN
uS.l6l ExPRESSWAY

More than one-third of this
l65-mile cxpressway is now open
to traffic. Another 13.8-mle sec
ton will be READY for opening
in 1859. Still to be let for con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
COMMUNITY news. features
Here and There

on its agenda q Negro run
ming for City Commissioner.
He Is versatile Foster Calvert.
a member Of the welI-known
Calvert family.
Foster is an active member
OF the TrvIight Baptist Church
and has served as an OFFICER
in the New Salem District
Sunday School and B. T. v.
Congress.
The Ministers Conference of
that city has pledged to sup
port Foster.
81
From Memphis, Tenn, comes
pleasant news also. In a huge
meeting of the installation of
1859 officers of the Bluff City
and Shelby County Council OF
Civic Clubs, held at the MI.
Olive CME Cathedral on Linden
Avenue last Sunday, the editor
of the Memphis Press oiiiii'ai'
Memphis daily, told the audi
ence in his address that our
present form of local govern
ment is outdated and the mayor
of the city shares my opinion.
He further stated that "sn
in,erracial organization by fne
name of National Association
For the improvement OF Col
ored and white People
should be formed" In speak
ina of Moral Re Armament,
he said, love is the greatest
power in the world, let US
borrow that power OF love-:
The Bluff City and Shelby
County organization is comprls-
cd Of SO affiliated civic clubs,
which represent about zo,ooo
members. Installed as president
was Rev. Alexander Cladney.
Atty Frank Fitzpatrick, vice.
william Reed, second vice, MRS.
Ruby Speieht, secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
DETROIT-To-ToLEDo
ExPRESSWAY

Twenty-four miles OF TINS ex'
pressway are open to traffic from
a connection with U.S.-25 south.
west of Detroit south to point
about 2 miles north of the Ohio
line. A southerly extension TO
the Ohio line is completed but
cannot be opened to traffic un
ill an Ohio connection presently
under contract and expected &c
be ready for traffic about FEB
ruary u is completed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
pETRoIT.To-cHlcAGo
(U.S.-l2) ExPRESSWAY

a total Of 80 miles OF this
expressway are now open 10
traffic and another 80 miles
are under construction. The
remaining III miles will br
let for construction starting IN
February with completion tar
seted for late 1850 or cary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

Hank Coward, 1916 Buena Vista,
w. The group aims to promote
strong competition to the pres
ent administrative body OF the
Specially Foundry. Temporary
officers we're elected and re-
freshments served.
The conant Garden Prop
erty Owners Association held
its Fellowship Tea Sunday at
the Mitchell Memorial Church,
Conant at HiIlsdaIe.
The occasion was chalrcd by
Mrs. Lois Peoples. Milton Hop
kins and Willie Segars. Mrs. La
vinia Hendicks was emcee and
chairman. Some of those on pro-
gram were Rev. Donald c. Nor
ris. Sr.. Mrs. Edna Parks, Mrs.
Ruth Goens. Miss Beverly Book
er. Miss Elizabeth Wright, Mrs.
Louis Harris and Mrs. VIRGINIA
Smith.
Committee judges were Mrs.
A'Della jefferson, Mrs. Verna
Parks, Robert Love, Guy Chap
man, William Taylor and Lloyd
Brown.
Prizes were awarded to Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Jones, 1920
Norwood Mr.. and Mrs. Pellem
Love. 1906: and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w. Holcomb, 1926 WeX
ford
Mrs. Willie Scgars, chairman
of entertainment committee
headed her list of hostesses who
prepared tea in the Halmhubel
Fellowship Hall. Samuel Gibbons
is president of the association.
The original G-Clef Singers di
rected by Mrs. Estelle Andrew
were presented in a recital Sun
day by the Silent Workers Clul
of Greater Quinn Chapel A.M.E
Church.
Some of those on program
we're Mrs. Annette Clardy, Mrs
B. Mckinney and Shcridal
WoOtcn.
81 -
Mrs. Mary Mason left satvr-
for New York City 10 visit her
sick mother, Mrs. Fannie Sat-
terwhite. Mrs. Mason will visit
relatives in Philadelphia be-
fore returning TO town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest OF 314
Elmhurst, announce the birth @
twins. Karl and Karlc 10 welg
seven pounds and seven and
+ half punches. The couple hav
!. 'NyTH6s e "sMhYsssl6Rai$ ,'" ~,
the Metropolitan Baptist Cnu ..,
held their annual brunch sa a,.'
;. day in the home of MIR ana MI
+ Charles Faulkner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

can sta Heo on Bank, one
them is located approsxipnnlasttee,nS
leo miles southeast Of Boston ,s
Measuring Me 200 feet in length
snd nlaced 17S feet above the
o"u floor, it maintains a con-
o .ent awatch" on the skies.
One unexplainable speck Oh
.he radar screen inside-and
scores of continental defenses
Instantly spring to action. -,
lations has been n problem vi, =
iii recently. Wide temperature
changes and salt water tena 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
m PLACES FASTER
IN THE NEW
iii AGE OF SPACE
Hill X \ 4
w US. AIR FORCE

All Things were made by
Him; and without Him was
not anything made that was
made.-tSt. John 1881
Almighty God made the linn
itless universe-our sun. and
the millions Of suns beyond Il,
and this tiny planet upon
which we live. And He made
each Of US. in His image. Each
OF us is one with God, as each
sunbeam is one with the sum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

s,r,iction are six sections totaling
zoos miles. Sections now open
include the 23.6-mile Brighton
Pennington eypressway, a III
mile section between Coopers'
Vile and Marne in Ottawa coun-
ty; SO miles from MOO west 10
Portland; and the latest section
TO be opened, l65 miles from
Portland Road, west Of the city
of Portland, to Hastings Road
near the west Ionia County line,
for a total of 58.7 miles.
U.S..23 (oHlo-To-STRAiTS
OF MAcKINAc) ExPREssWAY
This 330-mile expressway will
carry traffic from near Sylvania'
Ohio, northerly to Mackinaw
ECity and the 500 Completed
sections include the camille Fen
ton-Clio section and the 1Ot2
mile Ann Arbor-Whitmore Lake
section. Nearing completion is Z
l7.mile-long portion from the
Ohio line north to Dundee.
BAY ciTY-TO-MiDLAND
ExPRESSWAY
The 13-mile expressway replac
inc N 30 between these two cit
les was opened to traffic las
October.
GRAND RAPIDS ExPRESsWA>
(U.S.-13D
/. Approximately TIA mile:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
WARREN AVENUE BAPTIST
The members are happy TO


have their pastor, Rev. w. X.
Matthew'S, back after a two
weeks vacation in Hot Springs,
Ark. and attending the Ma
tional Board Meeting there.
He serves as secretary TO
the Bvdsetins Committee OF
the national. On Sunday, Feb
rusry 8, 1859. at 3 pm. the
Sunday school will observe IT'S
2lst anniversary. Rev. 7. c.
spsnn and congregation. OF
CT. M. Zion Baptist will be
there, he will preach.
Deacon Robert horton OF the
ri, macedonia church will be
master OF ceremonies. He will
be introducedf by Mrs. Correnc
W. Jackson.
The public is cordially in
vited. Roosevelt Price, svpf.;
veEIla Luekett, asst svpf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

torf6u1n JsIee -slSStk" -<Nlsa
s,,nports. The coatings former
10 used lasted little more tan
a year before it deterior ,as !.
with Bakelite vinyl tesins re
vides "maintenance-free" lro-
lection for five years or logger.
This plastic coating, possefng
more fiexibility, also ris.s
expansion and contractif Oh
the steel. .horo
are now getting better eec-
ton themselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

Tim ,ablc,op electric heater replenishes not waller
- f., ne YOU use H. Only "a wide, kitchen cabinet se'
" CO. ,d;iv into the kitchen, laundry, BATH uuy' play
n,. or basement Round model goes into closet OF can
% tucked under basement stairway. or under counter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30
Newport
Billy Brandon

Attending Homecoming at
AMIN college during the
weekend were Mrs. J. c. Irv-
ing, Misses F. Z. Williams.
and Bette Aleorn C Fields.
instructor of Branch high,
Misses Joan Craft, Title A
dams, Kay Wilson, Ann Mays.
Mrs. 10 Ann Wilson, Mrs.
Lille Nance spent Saturday
with friends in Pine Bluff. :.
At Philander Smiths home
coming were Miss Joyce VIII
liams, Hiss Virginia Walker.
Curtis Dillingham; and Leslie
Mays. Mrs. Mary Hornber-
ger of st. Louis. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mary Alcorn
and other relatives and
friends. Mrs. Ruell jack
son of Lincoln University,
Mrs. Louvenia Chatham of
Cleveland. Ohio, Tom Jack
son of Peoria Ill. and Robert
Freeman of Bald Knob, were
cal / here to the bedside of
thef4 aother, Mrs. Leona jack
son, WHO is a patient at the
Harris hospital. Rev. c.
Franklin of Mariana visited
here on Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Cross of Tuckeman, visited
here last week. They were
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Cloman
from Los Angeles were visl-
tors in the state and city this
week. While here, using Lit
tie Rock as headquarters, the
couple visited Hot Springs, FL
Dorado, Pine Bluff and many
more points in Arkansas.
In the city they were the
guests of Mr.. Cloamn's bro
ther, Joe (Cloman) Robinson.
They were shown many of the
interesting places by Police Of
ficer Lottie Burgy, an old
friend of long standing of the
Clomans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloman, along
with a few friends, were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Nettie Chambers Monday
night. Mr.. Cloman after an OBJ
servatlon of the happenings
in the city since 1857, was high
IN his praise for the people
in the city in maintain
ing their calmness in the face
OF tension where one false
move could have spelled dis
aster. He subscribed to the
the publishers for such an out
standing medium Of EXPRESSION
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloman are
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30
N. Little Rock

Jones HI PTA's annual tea
will be held Sunday between
the hours of 4 and 6 p. m. DIR.
(. II. Hunter, principal, Mrs.
Martha Rhodes, president.
City missions will be held
Monday at l p. m. at First
Baptist church, 9th and Pine
street., Rev. v. M. Banks, pas
tor, Mrs. Ida Sanders ,presi-
dent.
PTA Council will be he'd
Tuesday at 7 p. m. at Hillside
school E. E. Betton, princi-
pal, Mrs. B. Handy, president
Mrs Nellie Lucas of st.
Louis was the house guests
of Mrs. I. S. Randolph, 2614
East End street. A get ac-
quainted party was attended
by twenty-five guests. Mrs.
RUBY Saddler was in charge
of the guest book, Mrs. Sallie
.Civens, presided at the punch
bowl, Mrs. Rosena Cunning
ham made pictures of the
guests Mrs. Norris Joiner of
st. Louis and sister of Mrs.
Alice MAYS, was also present.
The third anniversary of
Rev. v. M. Banks of First
Baptist church 9 and Pine will
be held October % through
November 1.
The usher union business
meeting will be held Wednes-
day at 8 p. m. at First Bap-
fist church, 26th and Gum st.
Rev. J. S. Woodland, pastor,
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For Better Farm Living

QUESTION: I have had good
success with trim and shutter
paint in regard to long-lasting
finishes. Is it feasible to use such
paint in painting the side of a
house or garage?
ANSWER: Trim and shutter
paint is attractive, doubly so be-
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checkered paint.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30
y IT" J
|zAR9N lanla

The Community Cheer club
cordially invites you to attend
its annual tea Sunday at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7. Hall, $40 East goth street
Sunday, November l, Hours
4 7 p. m. Mrs. Florence
thompson president, Mrs.
Florence Crenchaw, reporter.
Mrs. Leona Mcdonald Yer
nor of Chicago, is visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Johnson,
$500 Cumberland street
The Sunshine Charity club
will meet November at the
Community Center .Hostesses
VIII be Mesdames Louise
Smith, Bessie Hall, Hester
Wade and Mozella Hicks. Mrs.
II. 4. Culllns, president S. E.
Ward, reporter.
The annual Wheel of FASH
Ion Tea, sponsored by the To-
cal chapter of the National
Council of Negro Women will
be held Sunday, November 1
at the Phyllis Wheatley YWC
A from 4 to 7 p. m. Mrs.
Mary P. Gaines and Mrs. Ha-
Eel Hynson, co-chairmen are
working hard in a effort to
bring to the public an after
noon of pleasurable spectating.
November winds will blow,
leaves will be agloW, Let us
sip tea at the Fashion Show
Modelling will begin at 5
O'Clock. Mrs. Austine Williams,
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Irma June Williams Plaintiff
VS.. No. 113440
Charles Jeff Williams Defendant
The Defendant Charles Jeff vii
liams, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Irma June Williams
Dated: September 80, 1853
Bobbie Jean Farabee
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Frances d F. 'tzendorff
ATTORNEY 81 Litem.
Airline Turner, CHARGER Clerk
By Jamye Dreher ID @
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