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Hair Styling As Experts Know It Recovery has begun: The months ahead are charged with significance and expectation. What are you doing to get ahead of the other fellow? TAKK ADVANTAC.K OF THIS OFFER SPECIAL! A New Opportunity For Remiticians Offered Ry The Walker School of Beauty Culture

Reginning February 4th the Walker School of Reauty Culture will start a 10 weeks Refresher Course in Hair Styling—including the latest and newest styles and modes of hair dressing. Artistic styling will he emphasized—cold curling, formal hair dos, and French braiding will he emphasized. Open to licensed beauticians only. Classes will he held each Monday from 10 o’clock A. M. to 12:30 o’clock P. M. If interested either call at the W’alker School of Reauty Culture in-, the Walker Ruilding or the main office. 1th floor Walker Ruilding. Phone Li. 7113.

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Saturday, February 9, 1946 A GENIUS AND A KING

ag iImm *‘L< I’s l>reak tne news to Duffy,"j work: (Rfbroadcast to Wesr. says Ed “Arcbie” Gardnei, Mine c’oast at 11 ::{».• p.m., EST • Host of ‘Dufly's Tavern’ where Eddie Green holds forth as "Ed “Ed Gamer’s sei i<.s. sponsored die, tlie Waiter.” The Writers' ! by Bristol-Myers, oontimn s t«) Board Report for January 1910 of- i demonstrate in the Eddie Green ffrs the following citation for tho l character bow a NCgro may be us"Dufly’s Tavern" series «f nation-{ed for comedy without resort to wide broadcasts, heard Fridays at racial steiotypinK or sacrifice ol S .?(> p m. ERT .over the NBC net- human dignity.”

PARSON WELLES, sensational radio, motion picture and Broadway v producer-actor confabs with Nat ‘King’ Cole in New York during a play rehearsal there. Welles, a jazz enthusiast of many years, is an avid King Cole fan and here the two are discussing Nat’s music and jazz in general. Welles is currently writing a book on jazz and Latin American music. King Cole is on vacation in Mexico. The trio opens at the Trocadero on February 7 for an extended engagement.

GEORG I AN A ELLISON

MARY F. HALL, Instructor in Charge Assistant Instructors: ♦MAE SIMMONS

Vital Statistic*

BIRTHS: Tandy and Dora Kendrick, IT.’’!* A Word, boy Eai 1 and Gai rii* Green. City box-I pi I a I, hov W lire i iid Annie Oldham, t’ij*- > hospital, ivirl .

What Ret ter Endorsement Could There Re of Any Institution O/feriny Train iny For Reauticians Than

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■ i Hardy and Mae Spell-;, Ciiy

M hospital, hoy

Elmer anti Margaret Ifaddi.v,

■ | !M’' E. 17 i h, boy

m Zek*. and Oolleen Morinair, Xl’t

j Ro. Kenwood, girl

11 Samuel ami Re.ia St j agr:.ve^,

m | L'f.uf) Manlove, p.irl

t Edward and Anna Riley, '’.21"

® ! Manirdale, iroy

P i Ernest and Qut'eirie Harris, 2011

Columbia, hoy.

■! Charles and Darnetta Durham, ■ ! cc9 l.ocke, girl m Fred and Katie Tipton. 1131

■ , Roache, girl.

g • Frank and Lillian Rogers. City

Hospital, girl.

r. i Harlan and Sylvia Williams.

^,City Hospital, girl.

DEATHS : Susie Taylor Oglesby fiG % 1905 Columhia, inlluenza Ida Mae Young, f.I, 361 W. Hitn place, earcii.ornu Ollie Mae Dudhy, 37, etiy hov pRal, hypertension John Tliomas Gray, fit. City hospital a: tcriosf lerosix Edgar l.iggttts, 30, Ciiy hospital, mitral stenosis Pearl Stewart, r »’', 82S . Blake,

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Wtlliam 11eury Dodson, 84, io:’,9 A1 void, arteriosclerosis Cora Rt soever Kanrplon, r.o. City hospital, pneun.ocorc ie men

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Robert Young, 49, 141 MtT.ear place, cerebral hemorrhage WH & FM CONVENTION TO SPONSOR SHOWER The central district v\ H and

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her School duties in St. Louis, Mo. I and

After a five w* eks’ absence she ••eturnrd and was immediately confarted *o play feature roles in rcvcral Pictures. . among wnich w< re. 'Tall. Tan, and T. rnlic* - ••viih Mantan Moreland; '‘Pigrneat

N. Keystone, girl. Walter and Daphner Tutt, 2193 N. Arsenal, girl. Samrnie and firaee Wills. 12fi

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Joseph and Stella Ellery. 2814

Schofield, boy.

jnmes and Garnett Sarver, City

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Robert and Gladys Boyd, City

Hospital, hoy.

Fredrick and Mildred Murray

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Richard ami Evelyn Barnett.

ipatkvay, Thursday,

A fellowship dinner will be helrt in the rliiring room, and ih** pivJsenialion will he made by the chairman Mrs. F. F. Voting is president of the WH and I ; M, and R‘\. K. b'. Younc is pastor of

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she was east to play in a picture j Louis. Mo., fr >m which Lou was : V_ with Stepin Fejchit. Hei superb I on Leave of Absence will no doubt j acting in the Picture g ,ve mu-: t„ welcoming back a pe rsonality lead roles in two OPA shorts ! who was successful while in the

Jesse and Mary Robinson, 2305

Ralston, girl. •

Manley and Nona Maycook, 526

A‘k the OPA” .and "Inflation’ 1 gay city; and her many friends N \ ^J* s ° u „ r V Miss Swarz' work was abrupt- ! here will be sure to miss her. At,

Leon and Katie Rogers, 931

ly stopped when In July she was! this writirg Miss Swarz did no* Vermont, hoy.

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DEATHS

Charles Walkeb. f>2, Central ind. Hospital, general paralysis. Lilly Lyons, 72, City Hospital,

diabetes.

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