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Former Aviator
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a student at Youngstown College
in the ensuing years. He received
an A. B. degree from Youngstown
College in 1911, with major in
art, having received his training
from the same instructor who
previously was director of Butler
Art Institute, at Youngstown.
He also found time for flying
in his last year at Youngstown,
entering the Civilian Pilot Train
ing class, and accommodating II
hours Of solo and IA hours of dual
flying.
One day he was Coming I'M
for a practice landing at an au-
Hillary field near the college air.
port, when the tail structure of his
Porterfield monoplane caught on
a strand of barhed wire fencing,
he said.
81 had been riding a gust of
wind ard was flying low into the
gust, when suddenly the wind let
up. The plane dropped down right
over the fence-I was moving a.
long rather slowly and the wire
fence caught on the tail. ! stop
ped right there. The wire rip
ped open strip down underneath,
toward the end Of the tail, and
held me fast. ! got out of the
plane, went back where ! was
hung, and lifted the tail up off the
wire. ! got back In the plane
the motor had never stopped run
ning-and then | took off agar"
he said
This was the only close call he
experienced in his flying career,
Corporal Lawho,n said. He set
the monoplane down at home port.
and when he did. the ship was de-
clared in mo flying order."
Corporal Lawhorn entered SER
vice on Jun 5, 1912 at Camp
Pealy, Ohio, served at Camp Cor
don in Georgia, and came to Camp
Robinson last month with his bud
dies Of the 392nd cadre.
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STATE PAPER THAT'S PUBLISHED FOR IT'S

Brewer, heading the WomenTs
Convention as president Sis. Fren-
ee Fowlers V. president; Sister
header Woods, recording seere-
tary; Sis Dora Payne. treasurer;
Sis. Ellen Albriton. Missionary;
Officers OF Sunday School Conven-
ton, Bio. Lee West, president;
Rev. G. ". Anderson, vice presi.
dent; Bro. c, W, Brewer, record
ing secretary; Sis. Irene McCray-
er, corresponding secretary, Sis.
Frances Fowler, treasurer; Bro.
Jchn Bell, music director; Rev. r.
l., Plateher, Missionary. Total
collection was Sl0006.
Announcement Rally! to all the
members of Mt. Oliver Bapt
Church on Oct. 4. Each member is
asked to pay $500, with a set goal
Of $4,000 for the day.
Note: See Masters James An
derson and Meryin Payne. and Ed
Payne foi your STATE PRESS
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District Missionary Bapt. Sunday
School Convention was held with
the Clinton Chapel Bapt. church
recently and was a great success,
with a good attendance reported.
Elaborate entertainment was in
store for the delegates. Repres-
enting Mt. Oliver Bapt. Church
We're Mrs. Della Anderson, Mrs.
Matte Martin and Mrs. Ruby Lee
Tohey and from the Sunday School
We're Mrs. Normenda Odom, Bro.
r. b, Payne, Mrs. Alice Bonds and
Bro. John Bell Introductory ser
mon for Women was preached by
Rev. A. R. Roberts and Rev. b.
Perison brought the Sunday school
sermon, with Rev. Miles, State Mis-
sionary bringing the Memorial ser
mon. Other speakers for the the
convention included. Revs. White
and R. T. Pratcher. All officers
were retained, with Sis. Florence
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and 60 regular purchase of War
Bonds and Stamps,
First to receive the V-Home GER
tifieate In her community, Madi-
son, Florida, was Mrs. Colin P
Kelly, mother of the late Colin P
Kelly, ir., Americas first out
standing hero of World War II,
The first Negro V-Home TO be
reported was that of Eugene
f. Jackson, Washington, D. c, Mr.
Jackson is group Warden in
charge of feeding and housing in
his defense area. Mrs. Jackson is
his alternate. Their three sons
all hold civilian defense jobs. Eu-
gene, jr,, is Chief Communications
Officer of the area; Stanley f. is
area recorder, and Donald is a mes
senger.
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die Green, two popular members
q the younger set. returned last
week to Arkansas Baptist College,
Little Rock; to continue their eel
lege work, Aged Man Dies:
Mr.. Willis Tate, SC, died at the
home of his son Monday near Star
City. Mr.. Tate left here about %
days ago to live with his son, Rev
Dave Tate. Funeral services We're
held at the White Springs AME
church. Bearden; with the Rev.
Hunter, pastor officiating, Citizens
Funeral Directors Of this city had
charge. Mr.. pewery Cabine, local
young man died in South Warren
eally Monday after a brief illness.
The body is at Hammons Funeral
Home, where funeral arrange.
ments are not completed.
Get your State Press every week
at the Citizens Funeral Home, III
+. Elm st. OF see one Of the boys
We welcome church and club news,
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'Rising Sun" for then he can re-
turn to Rising Sun his home.
On Feb. 10, 1912, Sergeant John
Cavanaugh Sanders re-enlsted and
is now LIST Sergeant Of Co. ! 81 Q.
NJ. Regiment, Fort Riley. Kansas.
BASEBALL CLUB. All
work and no play makes the OF
hating average drop way down
so soldiers Of the new 93rd Divi-
sion, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, or
gani2c a baseball nine. When the
days military duties are over,
these men head for the diamond,
and the word from down Arizona
way is that it's good ball club
that takes the measure of these
sluggers.
Prairie View College
Fist Class, Aug. %, Sept. 2, 1912
Gas Chamber Exercise.
First Glass, Aug. % Sept. 2, 40
War Gases illustrating Chemical
Warfare Weapons)
First Glass, Aug. %, Sept. 9 -
Gas Mask Drill
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas, County of Pu-
laski, IS, In the Pulaski Chancely
Corrt. Willie Pearl Richardson,
Plaintiff, VS., No. G5697, Grady
Richardson, Defendant.
The defendant, Grady Riehard3og
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Willie
Pearl Richardson. Dated: Sept IS,
1912.
Scipio A, Jones. solicitor for
plaintiff, J, r. Booker, attorney ad
Litem. II. s, Nixon, Chancefy Clerk
By Aarline p. Turner, d. C.
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Warren News
BY Mrs. Lurenda Johnson

Former Local Youth Welded At
Knoxville. Tenn.
According to reports, one OF the
most beautiful weddings of the
season was that of attractive Eli
zaheth Ann Lewis. daugh'ee Of
Mrs. Lula Lewis, Knoxville, Tenn,
and William Albert Payton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Payt3n of this
city. The elaborate affair occurred
at 900 o'clock Saturday at To-
gan Temple, Knoxville, with the
Rev. e. o. Cowan officiating.
The altar was beautifully deco
rated with white gladioli, with 4
background Of wide-speading Ore
gon ferns. White tapers lclrned
at either end Of the altar. The
nupital music was furnished by
Mrs. Marie lines, who sang ~
Amour Toujour LAmour;' Mrs.
Juanita Pindleton, whose selection
was Little Star" and Mrs. Grace
Glass, a pianist, who also played
the traditional wedding marches.
The attendants were Miss Ina
Joan Bradford, maid of honor;
Mrs. Nora Russell McDade matron
Of honor, Miss Mildred Netherland
and Mrs. Lois Alexander Goode
were bridesmaids. Mr.. !. s, Bod
den of Tuskegee Institute was best
man. The ushers were; Theodore
Gross and Leon Nance.
The brides mother entertained
more than a hundred guests at
reception Immediately after the
ceremony.
The couple left after the recep-
tion on a bridal trip to points IN
Alabama ard Arkansas.
The bride is graduate Of Knox
vile College and has been ccnnec-
ted with the public school system
at Atmore, Alabama. She is mem
Der Of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
The groom is a graduate of Tus-
kegee Institute and is an instrrc-
tor In the Department Of Agricul-
ture at the Alabama A. and VI
College, Normal Ala,
Personals: Miss Bonnie Green
of Little Rock, formerly of this
city, is here visiting relatives and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mason
Of Crossett spent the weekend here
Mr., Joseph Elliott of the Westend
is spending several days with his
children in St. Louis. Mr.. Spain
special representative of the Uni
versal Life ms. is here a few days
with local agent Floyd Culbreth-
The popular Mrs. Lille Evans
Cole, AZ graduate of the local
school is returning this week from
Gary, Indiana, where she spent the
summer.
Misses HELEN Sharp and Fred
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Fort Bragg, n, c. and later was
a construction foreman in his en-
gineer organization. His service
dates back to- his second enlist
ment, which covers many years Of
eventful military assignments in
the Regular Army.
When he came to Camp Robin
son he moved lis family to nearby
North Little Rock, and maintains
residence at 2o2 Beech street.
lie has taen married Is years, and
has daughter Betty aged one
year,
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Mrs. Turner
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VNUNtIHUtu ITUW TdEt II
street was dismissed Wednesday
morning in municipal court,
Mr.. and Mrs, Turner both claimed
ut the time Of the shooting last
Thursday evening that it ives an
accident. Turner was shot at his
home on Appelson and was rush
ed to the hospital where he died
Saturday.
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for re-enlistment as son as the re
cruiting offices were re-openeh,
which was in 1923. In series of
promotions from private to a mas
ter sergeant, he jumped two grad
es at once, from sergeant to tech
meal sergeant, and in this capacity
lie was made chief of engineers at
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Personals. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Wesley, Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs.
ID. Austin and Mrs, Lucy Toney
all Of ST. Louis, Mo, attended
funeral services Of Mrs. Jamison.
Church Notes The Middle Ark
Missionary Baptist Women's Con-
vcntion (General ard the 25th
Annual session of the Middle Ark,
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Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas. County Of Pa-
laski, IS. In the Pulaski Ghancery
Court Gladys MeClain, plaintiff,
rs, No. G5G0), Frank McClain, jr,.
defendant.
The defendant, Frank McClain,
jro is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Gladys McClain. Dated Sept. 10,
1912.
Booker and Booker solicitors for
Plaintiff, Scipio A. Jones, attorney
ad Litem,, II, S. Nixon, Chancery
Clerk. BY Ealy Red, D. c.
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7, r, For five years ! have been
a teacher at leading college, but
am becoming somewhat dis
| feel left out of things
with so much war activity going
ON, think | would like to join the
WAACS so | could contribute
something to the war effort. DO
you advise that | quit the teach
ing profession and do so?
Ans: Certainly the teaching
profession is part of the war ef-
fort, for we must have civilian life
and civilian activities. but on
the other hand, If you are r,ssat-
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jewel ut. Bel
Funerals: The funeral Of Mrs.
Ora Janiison who died recently
In St. Louis, Mo-. was attended by
our pastor, Rev. W. S. Thomas
on Sunday at the Mt. Oliver Bapt.
Church.
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isiied with teaching, you certainly
can't give it your best efforts,
Make the change if you wish, You
have the qualifications . Write
the WAAC Headquarters in Wash
ington.
J. RI am young to look at
but actually | am 10 years old.
For the past three months | have
been keeping company with a girl
10. | Am madly in love with her
and have bought her everything
she wants, but ! find that ! want
to marry the girl, What are my
chances?
Ans; You might have chance
at sixty, but your chances at 70
OF so would be better Tor those
hags under your eyes are money
bags 20 her. She has her eyes
IN that bank roll. but she hasn't
decided if 1t is worth having TO
take you along with it. You do
not want TO marry this gal, for q
month of living her speed would
have you tottefing on the brink
of the grave. Why don't you
choose a nice woman of middle age
to srepd your time ard money on?
II. W, Please help me, | surely
do need it hadly, make pretty
good Money but throw it away
by drinking it up. | want you 10
tell me how | can save this money
and stop wasting it like | do.
Thanks.
Ans. Making Up your mind to
quit thinking is nall the battle.
since you don't seem to have the
will power to resist spending your
money, it will be necessary for you
to put it III the bank Immediately
alter ycu get your check. With
Your money in a savings account,
there will be much less tempta-
ton to spend it. As for your
drinking habit, | would suggest
that you change your associates
and start going to church for a
change.
4. b. b. | am 10 and ! plan to
leave home TO 90 to i've with my
brother. am not allowed to en-
terrain boys at home. My mother
approves hut my father objects,
and to avoid an argument, do not
invite the boys home. Am | right
in the decision am about to
make?
Ans: For you to get jolt and
become self supporting will
change your entire set-up. AS long
as your father is supporting you,
be feels that he has the right to
dictate your comings and goinss
agree that you are old enough
to assume the responsibility Of
keeping company but there arc
other responsibilities that you arc
also old enough to assume.
namely making your own living
Your brother is in sympathy witt
you but he is in no financial posi-
ton to help you,
Lonesome: ! have been married
for l3 years, My husband is good
provides well furnished, comfort
able home. My one complaint is
that he spends every Friday. Sat-
ulday and Sunday night o 1T alone.
Naturally, | suspect another girl
! do all | can to keep nice home
and cook nice meals for him.
make it pleasant for him when
his friends come around. | am fair
to look mt and dress neat, also &C.
tive in social and church work.
Please tell me where | am falling
down.
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Ocean Springs

The PTA held lis last meet
ing Of 1871 - Wednesday after
nom m the Home Economica
room with Mrs. Carl Maxwell.
president. presiding. Reports
were read. regular business dis
posed Of. and Mrs Steelman. 81
the nominating committee read
the names q officers sclecEed for
the 1912 - session. Mrs.. Mary
Lee. president: Miss Mary c
0Keefe. vice president; Mrs. Os.
car Juachim. secretary. and Mrs
Don Egiin, treasurer. Mis-
OKeefe then presented Mrs.
Carl Maxwell with tw6 beautiful
vases - appreeislion Of her faith
fal @aHk - president for the nact
two years. Tne ninth grade Hon
the half hour dismissal. and hrs.
Milton HUNTER won . cake II
the conclusion of lhe business -
sion. the meeting was adJglrned
10 The cafeteria where ptsTzxh and
sandwiches wefe served - the
POSSESSES. Mrs 4 P Moran. Mrs.
X Z. DessoFnmes. MrE Champ
Gay. and Mrs Harry Ire
The following senior speeches
- Required hat week n IS
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children u Nashville. Tenn. are
visiting the formers father and
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Misses Altfea ard ManaFse Mm
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Mrs Burton Rohefts u~naefuens
. naAes eperasioa Saturday - Ghe
Elioxl Hospital her famsix end
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theM children M1Ftha Earl ard
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Ah1m Deloncey Of Krcole. Mss
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bury sgd Bttie daughter. Lillian.
WHO keee been here On ; visit 81
Mrs LAaiherhurys parents. Mf.
and Mrs. Lyman Roeerss. lefs
Friday fos thelf new horne IL
Mobile where Mr. LeatherimFx
is connected with the weather
bureau 81 the airport
Fred Wallace. assistant cashier
Of the jackson State Bank Jack
son. Miss. WAS the guest Of hA
cousins. Misses Susie ana Fannie
Vaughan Mr. wallsce drove out
from Biloxi where be was n AZ
tendance al the Bankers coresen
ton
Those from Nancieave who
joined ciubwoEnen from different
parts q the county. Tuesday. en-
Tire Fart Bayou Wosnan'z Club
garden tour. were Mrs J r Lack
ard. Miss Annie Kate Loekard,
Mrs Howard Davis and Misses
Susie and Fannie Vaughan II
spite Of some heavy showers II
ram . pleasant DAY was spent
Many beautiful gardens SER
visited and 3 delicious picnic
lunch was enjoyed. this last II the
home q Mrs 7. a cicoria
Rev G II Mcbride. pastor 81
the Methodist Church. opened !
revival meeting 1t MI Pleasant
Sunday.
Mrs Harmon Hsvens and chill
dreH who have bren spending
some weeks in the home Of Nj
and Mrs ". n Ravens. left las'
week for Neu York 10 b. nsal
Llkat Havcns. VINO is il an army
caFnn III that ktM4e
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AiIngalls

The United China Relief Drive
sponsored b the Young womens
Business Club Of Pasengoala. re
ceived enthusiastic support II
ingalls, last week The Jsrkson
County quota for the drive was
six hundred dolIars-that smounl
and more was donated bv EN-
pioyeeS 1t the plant TO date the
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Mrs Burton Aoeste Underwent
. EaAss operasioa Saturday - the
ElAoxl Hospital Her famiiy and
fFssnas are delighted 10 knoAs
thar Se - recupFasing nx
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Res. G II Mcbride pastor o.
the Methodist Church. opened
revival meeting 1t MI Pleasant
Sunday
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Mrs Jsek Fssse So ! visit
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~. and Ms = s Wall and
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Joaph spcns Saturday in nalexi.
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Mrs Harmon Hsvens and chill
dren. who have bren spending
some weeks in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Ravens. left lass
week for New York % b. near
Llknt Havrns who is il m army
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

liefs which arise from the in
nate Teutonic myth OF superior
ity. Both hate Christianity and
democracy, deny they have any
virtue.
Our foreign policy could not
have followed traditional lines
laid down for civilized peoples
because we were dealing with
bsrbsr1sns who understand only
methods and language they use.
expressed in two words. NAKED
FORCE. From the above indis-
putsble facts any reasonable
person must see that nothing we
could have done would have
ayerted the war already planned
and declared against US by the
Axis. Delay would have made it
more costly in after effects,
lives, and treasure. in order of
Importance.
We Of the World War genera
ton are going to try To prevent
a return to power OF the greedy,
shirking selfishness dressed up
In patriotic phrases and called
"Isolstionism" which caused this
war and refused 10 let us pre-
pare IN nearly too late.
o. 3. GFRMOND.