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The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

City, The Brown Bomber Night
Club. The music was mellow, the
night was fine and the Jitterbugs
we're strictly iittering.
On September l6. Jimmy Nc
Gs7y's Brown Derby Orchestra and
floor show will appear at the ia
nous Brown Bomber Night Club,
come and jitterbug the night shall
be filled with music and that show
with the band is fine and mellow
Mrs Thelma W. Burke wife OF
the well-knowu Dr.. J. E Burke
dentist who by the way serves SO
per cent CT Forrest City's White
Dentsl patients returned from q
snort vacation in Detroit, Chicago.
and the New York Worlds Fair
John Jr the fine young son of DR.
and Ms j E Burke, who accom-
panied his mother reports interest
ing exhibits Of New York's World
Fair and Chicago Negro Exposition.
Mr 7. Gerald Perry, nationally
known agent for musical and the
atrlcal units spent several days IN
Forrest City and Madison, Arkan-
as visiting Attorney Wallace Puri
10Y. 1r Messrs. Theo. and U. )
Bond. Nfr Perry made many FRIENDS
during his stay-succeeding IN ap-
pointing and organizing a very nm
unit Of the Arknre-s world. Mr.
Perry wrote summary Of the HE
of the late Scott Bond and touch
ed on the very Interesting lives o.
his sons. Theo. aud U. S. Bone
and their various business enter
prises. Many Of the white busines
men Of Forrest City and viclnlN
were contacted and much interes
was shown in the Arkansas Worl'
among both groups. We see Ver'
Prosperous future for the Arkansa
World, having men of Mr. Pe.'F
type representing The aheet Don
f7il 10 read the Sept. q edition o
The Arkansas World-This issue 0
dedicated to the late Scott Bono
Theo and U S Bonds 6lst An
niversary and to the citizenry o
St Francis County
school opened Monday Sep'em
ber 9 under the supervision Of sup
C. W Stewart and Prof. J. on
WILEY. graduate Of Howard UNI
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
Camden, Ark. News
RI W, L, BURNETT

Miss Bessie Haynes of Eldoraoo
spent the past week in Camdeh
and was the house guest CT Mr.
ani Mrs. Willie Center Mrs Jewen
Center Of Chicago and Mrs Minnie
Wards Of Detroit Michigan, spent
few days in Camden and was
the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs
N. M Center.
Mr. Jessie Daniels Of Eldorado'
Arkansas passed through Camden
and syouped for a short while en-
route to Henderson Business Col
lege. Of Memphis, Tenn, where he
will take q commercial course,
Mrs, Willie B Hester Of Arcadia,
La. spent a week in Camden ana
was the house guest Of Mrs lea
NJ. Jones,
St James AME church will miss
the Misses Hurdle lee Grafton, Ed
wilma Christian, Addie Lee Ander-
son. Bessie Love and Mable Minor
The above named young ladies VIII
enter college in Little Rock, Ark
ansas. Misses Minor, and Grafton
will enter Dunbar Junior College
Misses Christian Love Anderson
will enter Shorter College.
DR.. J R. Lowcry motored 10
smackovrr, Arkansas to assist Rev.
A. A. Cooper in his quarterly Con-
ference. Accompanying Dr. Lowery
was Mr.. Fred Richardson, Mr., MlN
Merrivearhef. and or. r s1Mu-
con.
Mrs. Ruth j. Blanchard has re-
turned TO Philander Smith College
where she is an instructor in the
English Department.
Mr.. Spence ivory has returned to
Boston, Arkansas to begin ms
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

versity, WHO by the way Is the Chief
Agent for the Arkansas World in
Forrest City, Mariana, Wynne
Madison and vicinity. Don't be sur
prised if circulation in this section
of Arkansas. We expect the coop.
Grafton Of the entire town and
vicinity in h.2aline ls all news OF
churches, school, Societies, sports
and business to the lovely Mrs.
Edna Elkins. attendant at pr J E.
Burk2's office on Hill street
Did you know that Dr. Burke has
the most complete and modern
dental Laboratory in Arkansas? Wei!
I DID
st. Francis County's Shiek is still
sheiking and is now enjoying II
very generous take as representa-
tive of the well known Universal
Life Insurance Company. l have
particular reference to that fine
and well liked fellow, Mr Leon
ard E. Wiley Of Madison Ark.
Mrs. Scott Bond wife Of the late
leading and wealthiest Negro citi-
zen is enjoying prolonged season
CT splendid health. Mrs Bond is a
lovely little lady, very coHNnial
and interesting to know. Let us all
wish for Mrs, Bond a persistent
continuation of health and happi-
ness.
Prof. G. T. Cobb, principal OF
Madison Training School announces
the opening of school, September
30 and request that all parents
prepare their children for school
l on that date.
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

of the operator and his ability to
treat successfully and to the con-
dition of the patient. One operator
may be capable of removing an in
fected area by treatment where
other operators would fail. He
might succeed in a large percen-
tage of similar cases and fail in
others. Each operator must deter
mine for himself what teeth be can
treat successfully and should be
guided by the experience OF more
skillful operators. As a protection
to himself and patient, he must eff
feet 80 per cent Of cures and no,
occasional successes.
This applies to periodontal as well
as periapieal diseases. When the
health of a patient is impaired, i
would appear wise to remove al
oeriapically injected teeth and
those raving marked periodonta
disease, or those which will not re-
spond Immediately and withol
question to treatment,
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
SOCIETY NEWS

Miss Lucy c Barrow, B s.
Ia.Npton Inst. NJ s. Cornell Uni
'ersity who is head Of the home
Economics Department at Philan-
der Smith College have been grant,
I'd leave of absence to do adyanc-
ed graduate study at Columbia Uni
versity in the city Of New York
After completion Of this work Mis-
Barrow will return to Philandcr
Smith College
Mrs Esther Marie Spottsville. Of
Camden. is here visiting her moth
or and father, Mr. and Mrs. Me
ain Birch, III Wolf street,
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
Arkansas World
Agent Week.-Mrs.
In Little Rock

Mr.. w. f, Burnett Of Camden
Arkansas, Representative and
Agent for the Arkansas World
spent the weekend in Little Rock
and was the guest Of Mr. David
Stover. Jr.. Popular Circulation
Manager of the Arkansas World
and Mr.. Saunders also Of tire ARK
ansas World, at the LAFAYETTE
Luncheonette,
Mr.. Burnett was the house guest
Of Mrs. Ieola Havman, at her res
idence, 1900 cross street. Mr.. Bur
nett received many social courtes-
les while in the City Of Roses
Come again Mr. Burnett; you are
always welcome.
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
Your Mouth And
Your Health
By DR., G, X, LEWIS

When We recall the many fads
in medicine and dentistry and the
many radical theories long ago for
gotten, it is hard to see why many
in both professions are skeptical re-
garding the effects epsis
upon the general system, However
those vino see more snd more Of
this class OF work and ncte the
common occurrence of improvement
in general health when these cral
foci are removed feed most strong
" that We are dealing with facts
ard not with theories
Since it has been clearly proved
that infected teeth ms be the
cause Of systemic disturbances, i
becomes necessary to be able to ef-
feet positive cure or remove them
There is no classification or SCI
rule for dentist to follow in thi'
work, as the question Of removal
reyerts back to the personal skill
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
Marriage
Announcement

Mr and Mrs Murchison, an
jnounce the marriage Of their
dNuohter. Annie Mae Murchison, TO
Curtis Rawles, TUESDAY nipht, Sep
tember N, 1910 Relatives and
friends Of their immediate family
attended The Sophisticated
Teens entertained their guests at
. kitchen shower Monday night
Snptembcr 49, 1910 In honor Of
their newly wed member, Annie
Mne Murchison Rawles at the
YWCA. MANY lovely guests were
received by the bride,
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
CLUB NEWS

The Sunshine Charity Club met
at the YWCA, September 6, 1851
The meeting was called to order
bv the president. Reports we're
given by the vtlious committees
after which the roll was called;
Members responded with Biblical
quotations. Mrs. Ellen Williams
guest Of honor, made quite an in
leresting talk and also Mrs Anne
Harris, who is a new member OF
The club Mrs Williams was so I'M
pressed that she joined the organ
i7ation. we were then delightfuliy
served refreshments by our lovely
hostesses, Mesdames Purifoy ana
J F. Moses.
Mrs. T, E. Birch. reporter.
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
PAGE THREE

years work.
The old stork visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spence Ivory ana
left a fine girl.
DR.. R. B. Macon noted evangelist
is conducting a revival at 81. James
AME church. The public is invited
Or. ]. R Lowery, pastor.
st Paul Baptist church, Rev L.
C Dean, pastor. Sunday schooi pe-
gins at 9:45 AM. Service at the
usual hour. The public is invited
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21
Forrest City And
Madison News

Mrs. Tousr Purf'y wife Of one
1l Forrest Cily'y finest Attorney
No. j.. PuHfuy Jr. is spending her
aca4ou in S. Louis No Kansas
ri.v Mo Muskogee, Okla. Mrs
7niicy e the very competent and
uqeu, secretary OF Mr. U. S.
Bend. sra-'reas Of Funeral Di-
c.tors Exchange
The lovely petit Miss Garnette
Cranberry is visiting relatives and
friends iu e. Louis, No until the
.a-olenun Of school in November
Mrs viola Curiu Bond wife Of
Mr. 1hrO Bend s yacatlonIng in
The Wind CITY
MI. Tnro Bond ouc OF Arkansas
Wral,nip.l Negro planters and
farmers spent last week in Hoi
Spriug "HeyeF hoping you had a
nice vacation
Mrs C. J Bond, wife of Mr. U
g Bond crJtlry-treasurer Of the
nation largest Negro Casket
Factory The Funeral Directors EN-
change h vucationing IL Chiees'
visiting relative, and friends Th'
lovely Mrs. Bond also attended th'
National Negro Business League II
retgdi' serying on one OF its mos
important committees. Mrs, Bon'
Il manager OF The Funeral plrec
tors Exchange supervising the OIL
flee force and the entire manu-
mcuung department Your CORES
pondsnt Wishc. her delightful va
cation
Mphonso Trent came TO ForreS
Iglty last week TO play for tn
| pstrons OF the lltc spot OF Forfes
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

Mrs. T. E. Birch, reporter.
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

MOTHER MYRTLE COLLINS,
noted divine healer, Is \ prouuct Of
NJ I. College, IIollysprings, Missis
sippi, received her certificate from
the ST. Joes Spiritualist Temple,
81. Jocs, Calf Mother Collins,
divine healer and spirituaIist, has
helped thousands who were dis.
tressed physically and mentally.
You are no exception. lie that
dwellcth In the secret place Of the
MOST HIGH shall abide under the
shadow Of the ALMIGHTY. Psalms
oil, Mother collins Is affiliated
with the Christian Redemption
Spirituaiist Temple Of America and
has Just returned from a nation.
wide tour In the interest Of thls
work, among her people. Come
End be- convinced. The earth l.
the LORDS and the fullness there
Of the world" Psalms 2i.l.. II
YOU can mot come than write and
send stamps for reply to Mothe'
Collins. The address IL 1856 Polk
Street, Memphis. Tenn. Phone
sass. -tAdv.l
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26
President Q Ks
 Bill Paying To
 WrangeIl $6,O92

The Town of Wrangen is better off by $6.O92.76 this week than it was a few days ago. Mayor Van H. Fisk received word from Delegate Anthony J. Dimond this week that the President had signed the Di- mond bi1l which authorizes and di- reets the judge Of the District Court to pay to the City Treasurer the a. boye sum. an amount which had been collected from the Diamond K cannery as a fine for non-payment of cannery license. Had the money been paid as a tax it would have been credited to the town under the existing law, but when collected as a fine it was necessarily deposited in the court fund and the act of Congress was necessary to pay it into the Wrangell treasury.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

years. and to authorize the Cover nor Of the Territory to call 8 spec ial session of the Legislature on Is days notice in writing or by tele- gram or radiogram to each member of the Legislature, instead of the 30 days notice in writing as now re- quired by law. passed the Senate April 10. The bill had previously had the approval of the House and has now been signed by the Presi- dent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26
ON NTIB1E

Suggesting that the item for the 12 million dollar air base proposed for the Army at Anchorage. Alaska was taken out of the military supply bill in the House through misap- prehensionn, Senator SchWellenbach of Washington, recently reminded the Senate that within a few weeks the bill would be taken up in that body and that the Anchorage base, proposed for inclusion in the ap- propriation measure in the Senate,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

Juneau Machine shop operator Oscar Harri, was homeward bound on the Alaska after a business trip Outside. Taku river famed moose hunter Harri plans to do a little tree sitting" up the Stikine come fall and moose season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26
Juneau Girl Wins Nenana Ice Pool
 Of Near $0O,OOO
Special to The sentineD

FAIRBANKS. April 26-The Nena- na ice went out at 3:27 last satur- day afternoon. April 20. the earliest break up in history by five days, bringing a prize of approximately sS0,O00 to Clara Hanson. stenogra- pher for the Aeronauties Authority
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

Newly elected Mayor George Vaara of Anchorage was returning home on the Alaska to take over his official duties after a trip Out
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

at Anchorage.
 No one was on the exact minute but Miss Hanson had 3.28. She was born and raised in Juneau, graduate Of the Juneau high school three years ago. and daughter of Capt. Magnue Hanson of the Halibuter Explorer.
 The Chena river ice went out at Ill Sunday afternoon In front of Fairbanks. This ice generally goes out about IS hours before Nenana.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

Oscar Anderson. coal operator at Anchorage. was returning to the Westward on the Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

AS ALAsKA'S BIGGEST PAYMASTER, the Canned Salmon { Industry gives employment to more than H. 000 Alaska workers and fishermen During the fishing Salmon canneres alone give jobs to Alaskans than any other industry.
 AsAlaskas biggest local customer the Industry spends over $10 0O0 900 aly-purchasing coal lumber wire
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

Saw It In The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-26

and other Alaska products helping other industries meet their payrols.
 AS Alaskas biggest taxpayer, the Industry helps provide the salaries for Aaskas school teachers and government officials.
 So fisherman or merchant, cannery worker or doctor o share in the prosperity of Aaskas leading industry
Evening star., 1940-08-09
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Perhaps you have heard OF Connie
Prince Charlie. He was q member
of the House Of Stuart after the
6tuarts had ended their days rs
rulers Of Great Britain.
The last Stuart king, James II,
had lost the throne and had ned to
France. One Of his grandsons was
Bonnie Prince Charlie.
All through his boyhood, Prince
Charles was made to feel his right
to the British throne. He was told
that the king then ruling Great
Britain was not the true heir to
the throne.
The English, on their part seemed
quite content to be rid Of the Stuart
kings. They had suffered too much
trouble while Charles I, Charles II
and James II were in power.
Prince Charles grew to be young
man who. as we are told, was hand
some in a girlish way" He entered
into a plot with the French to In
wade England.
The French made ready to send
large feet across the English
Channel and hoped to land severa
thousand soldiers. A British heet
was gathered to halt the invasion
Then came storms, and thu
French feet was held back. Thl
plan was given up by the French
but Bonnie Prince Charlie did no.
Evening star., 1940-08-09

The "f" for fleet has been omitted
for the sake OF euphony.
Correct pronunciation:
S1NK-uss.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented.)
Evening star., 1940-08-09

lose hope. He made ready to sail
to Scotland without an army. In
Scotland he thought the people
would rise to join him.
When Bonnie Prince Charlie
reached Scotland, there were not
50 many cheers for him Is he had
expected, Many Scots said they
would not help hght 4 war against
England.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Don't Take NV
for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Ciincus

From Fort Worth-In q recent is
sue of Time, Commander In Chief
Joe Richardson was referred to as
"the best Cincus since Rear Ad-
miral Reeves" What, please, is a
Cincus? r, L. G.
Answer-Cincus is an abbrevia-
tion for Commander in Chief Of the
United States Fleet. &C" is for
commander; sin" is for in; &c" is for
chief; "us" Is for United States.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Retires at Ace Of 19

GREENVILLE, 8. c. R.-Nine-
teen-year-old Clark Mckee has
been ofIicially retired on Z United
States Navy pension. He joined the
Navy last fall in perfect physical
shape, but later had an acute attack
OF appendicitis, followed by 4 heart
complication.
Evening star., 1940-08-09

When this hand was actually
played, West opened the eight OF
hearts, dummy played the king and
East won with the ace. East shifted
to the deuce OF diamonds and South
saw a one-trick set as the outcome.
He knew that If West could win the
trick and return the suit the oppo-
nents could win three diamonds and
two aces.
Instead Of giving up he executed
q technically unsound but psyche
logically correct play. He ducked,
and when West played the diamond
queen, South solemnly played dunn
my's diamond tack!
West Immediately assumed that
South had the ace and ten of dia-
monds and was unblocking for a
finesse, Without stopping to think,
West shifted to the ten of spades
and now South had his contract!
Analysis would have told West
that the whole thing was a fraud,
for if South had the ace and ten
of diamonds he would welcome a
diamond return instead of trying
to steer West away from it. But
not all defenders analyze, so swim
dies" like this one can often be
used successfully.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, you held:
KITS
8K53
%
&Jse7
The bidding:
You Jacoby schenken Maier
IA Pass 20 ~
go
Answer-Pass. The opening bid
told your story, and you must now
pass to indicate the minimum ma
ture of your hand. Let your partner
make the next decision.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 40
per cent for two spades.
Question No. 521.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, not vulnerable against
vulnerable opponents, you hold:
u III
0s632
bA54
* @ J
The bidding:
Burnstone You Schenken Jacoby
IA Pass 40 Pass
81 Pass 5A Pass
Ga Pass Pass Pass
What do you lead9 (Answer to-
morrow.)
Evening star., 1940-08-09

For . personal answer TO your
questions about words, send .
stamped Scent, self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Bonnie Prince Charlie

Other Scots gathered around the
prince. They included members of
the Macdonald, Gordon and Mack
intosh clans.
With 5000 men, Prince Charles
marched through Scotland and into
northern England. A few small
victories were obtained, but then
the prince was forced to retreat
into Scotland. An English army
in Scotland dealt him 4 heavy de-
feat. and his soldiers were scat
tered.
Bonnie Prince Charlie was ut
this time rs years old. He escaped
from the battlefield, but for five
months could not get out OF Scot
land. Taking the disguise OF 4
lady's maid, he at length Travelled
to Z port where a French vessel
took him aboard and carried him
back to France.
Ypr history section Of your scrapbook.) }
II you want . free copy Of the
illustrated leahet, "Your Body ut
Work" send me Scent stamped,
self addressed envelope, in care
Of The Evening Star.
1~<A Rad
Tomorrow: 4 Little Saturday Tatk.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D.
Mater, Oswald Jacoby. Howard
Schenken, worlds leading team of
four. inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
eXistence)
Evening star., 1940-08-09
NOdPIUdN
accented.)

Question-Why not devote your
column to 4 Nationwide movement
for simplified spelling? I believe
you could put 1t over. w. e. B.
Answer-Thanks for the compli-
ment. No such move, however, has
ever succeeded. Richard Grant
White, noted American scholar.
wrote in 1880: Reformed spelling
is no new discovery or movement,
but Is centuries old, and, notwith-
standing the learning, the ingenuity,
and the labor Of its advocates, 1t
has always failed"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
BENDING LIGHT

American scientific wlzardry
which produced a glass like sub
stance 10 make light turn cor
ners is said 10 be saving the lives
Of thousands Of Londoners during
the current bombings.
The material. made out Of coal
water and air. is synthetic glass
known technically as methyl
methacyrlate resin and CONNER
clally as curylite, and has come
into wide use In surgical OPERATIONS
Light at~one end Of a retra .tor
used to pull open -surgi al -Inci-ians
Is carried around the bend Of the
instrument and directly into the
operating field
In the tota. blackness Of London
nights these instruments are max.
Ing il possible for surgeons to .op-
crate on emergency cases when
bright overhead lights -. forbid
den and the patients could not
otherwise live until morning ac-
cording to report before mem
bers OF the Southern Medical As,
sociation
Hundreds Of people are being
picked up during night air raids
and rushed by emergency squads to
ft--t mr. St7rti-T-IS =r-TI trT-r-i through.
out the city where surgeons and
nurses work almost continuously
under extremely adver. condi-
tions. More than 1000 Of the curv-
lite instruments are IN daily use
The same material made into
transparent balls Of varying size
Is finding new use in repairing
the faces Of Injured persons II
has proven sunerior 10 either gold
or glass eyohalls IN emergency
treatment of the injured because
IL cannot break or corrode the eve
socket. One OF the marbles is
dronned into the socket and the
eyelids are sewn shut until com
rlote, surgical treatment can be
given.
This is far from a pleasant sub.
ject. but II is helnful in time OF
war TO know that new methods OF
treatment are being discovered %
cid IN the important work that goes
on behind the lines ~ battle or in
the shelters Of bombed areas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
East Ypsilanti
RECEIVE WORD OF BIRTH


East Ypsilanti. Mich. Nov. 10
Mrs. Lester Wright received
word Wednesday OF the birth Of a
daughter TO her sister, Mrs. Paul
Grimm, Midland, in the Bay City
General Hospital. The baby weigh
ed eight pounds, seven ounces.
Mrs. Charles Good and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Good, St. Louis, Mr.
and Mrs. Glare Bonswor, Detroit,
and Mrs. John Kehl and son Rich
ard. Pontiac. visited their cousin
Mrs. c. |. Arend, Sunday after
noon and evening. During the af-
terncon Mrs. Kehl and several of
the others visited John Kehl in
University Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Osburn
and family visited Mrs. c. E. ALI
son in Tecumseh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wizard
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dore Hartlep. Saginaw, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schultz,
Manchester, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ackley Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wander
pool and two sons. Onstead, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Schweizer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
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