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themselves made only eight hits of
Rube Melton and Bill Naylor.
Chisox Snap AS Streak.
Action in the American League
was confined to two games, neither
of which involved the World Cham
pion Yankees, who now have been
idle on six of the last eight days.
The Chicago White Sox snapped
the five-game winning streak of the
Philadelphia Athletics, 9-4 The AS
made four errors and were held to
seven hits by Bill Dietrich, while
Myril Hoag drove in four runs with
three singles.
John Niggeling pitched six-hit
ball, and Roy Cullenbine and Chet
Laabs hit home runs as the St.
Louis Browns beat the Boston Red
Sox, 6-3. Bobby Doerr got half the
Red Seekers hits and drove in
two runs.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Watkins 405 Sets Record for City Pin Tourney
Justice Department
Bowler Only New
Leader 10 Show
Fred McAIwee Posts 4l0
For Nights Top Count;
Triple Strike Made

With a score of 4O5, Foster Wat
kins OF the Justice Department
League today not only boasted the
Glass c singles leadership In the
Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation championships but also the
first au-time record posted in the
SD annual tournament.
The only new leader in the city
event last night at Convention Hall,
the little heard-of 106-average
bowler fired games of 143, 142 and
l20 to eclipse by one stick the
former mark of 404 rolled by Ed
Radtke, Heurich pinman, last year
at Lucky Strike.
Watkins capped his brilliant
streak with 348 doubles count and
with William Brewer of the Country
Club League gained fourth place in
D with 684.
Hoffer Third with 371.
William Hoffer of Northeast
Temple flashed a 371 count to gain
third place in Glass C while Bud
Lemon, another Temple pinspiller
shot to fourth place in D with $50
The veteran Jack Mooney of Brook
land Merchants League posted the
second highest singles set of the
evening, but his lusty 393 was far
down in the Class A standing.
Fred McAlwee put on the hottest
hand of the night with 41O and with
George Hillow moved into fifth
place in Glass B doubles with 723.
Berle Damico and Charley Mehler
of Silver Spring counted 712 to
gain 10th place in B. 1hurmond
Cordell and Chalmers Croft Of the
Odd Fellows, with $50, were far
below their last years winning
Glass B doubles score of 773.
Marvin Taylor with BIT and Jack
Palmer with 374 were the big guns
as the Chief Clerks quint OF the
G. A. o. League gained third place
in Glass B with 1,764.
The Whorl-Wins of F. B. I. took
second place in E with 1923.
Donaldson Makes Triple.
Bill Donaldson high lighted the
rolling OF the Amity No. l quint Of
the Odd Fellows League with a
triple header in his first game of
134. The newly crowned league
champions posted only 1855 in c.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace CONNER
cial League pinmen and Northeast
Temple rollers will provide most of
the action in the tournament to-
night.
Tonight's schedule:
Singles PM
Class A-Jack Palmer.
=. Class B-Bill Miller, Ronald Simpson,
Marvin Taylor.
Class C-J. Lee Hotel.
Teams Pm.
upToWn SSa LIQUOR Gee GHa Fsiace 'f Ice aas Paisee
Gce Palace, Dome Oil (Ice Palace.
Golden Rule (Odd Fellows. Shamrocks
tRhode Island BusinessmenS.
National Beer dce Palace. Peoples Life
(Del Ray, Columbia No. l tOdd Fellows,
BrooklanG Post once tBrookland Mer-
chantsl.,. Bombard & WeiEnan Templel,
lTemple). Loggia Roma (TempleJ, Camden
Tavern CTenple).
Glass D-!Tigers C. A. o. mixed, Pincus
Grill Temple.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Motorist Turns Down
Two New Inner Tubes
BY the Associated Pre-

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE.-The Ration Board
can hardly believe it, but Thomas
Pomeroy has turned down the two
new inner tubes the board allowed
him.
With the returned tube certifl-
Gates was a note:
Il picked up something to answer
the purpose" it said.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Anoott in First Title Defense
Meets Rugged Foe in StoIz
BY SID FEDER.
Associated PresA Sports Writer.

NEW YORK May 15.-The circus and Lew Jenkins have
Sammy Ango Allie Stoz bring Madison Square
the lightweight championship back from the ridiculous
o something resembling the serious again tonight.
of quiet fellows who do all
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Needs Peewee, Insect Mines

Eastern Branch Boys Club has
openings in its peewee and insect
divisions Of its baseball leagues.
Peewee teams are for players Is
years old and under while insects are
16 years old. Interested clubs should
contact Ross at Atlantic 0949.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Clowns in Boil Come

House of David baseball team and
the Ethiopian Clowns were to meet
in a twilight exhibition game at
$50 today at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
RefreshingIy Different

Nashville's Iroquois Steeplechase
is different. Men take horses over
the jumps.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by IL pm. evening before;
for The Sunday Star by pm.
Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

When cancelling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which Is
invariably given At the time order
to discontinue advertisement II
received. This number IL necessary
In case Of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Scores in Mems
Pin Tourney

CLASS A.
J Mooney 393 J. Small u------ $50
w. Brannan--- 341
A. Hawkes. 369 r. Johnson 33s
j. Erdman- 366 c. Butler 32S
n n ys,als gsaaerson $5s $Ss K beRi HieEG 4s s4s
F Watkins 4O5 j. Butler 315
W. Hotfer---- 81 w Baldwin 1923
A GyT Gyr,sv 3339 p RqFser---- g1,es 34s 34s
B. Whelan 332 j. Buscher---- 301
B. Lemon ---- 800 2. Cha ruhas--- 32s
w. Brewer 342 B. Reed ------- 81
e. Kelly 335 333355 s Ia.non IParker--- Sss55
DOUBLES.
CLASS B.
McAleer 142 131 1877 Dice III 101 9s
Hllow 107 95 Ill Benidt- 109 l25 lO3
R:Bi:S IL IS ssssSsa 81 s. 1{S rSs
71a-287 23s 2o7 eo5-21o EOS 1870
e2o III III IL 1s fG1n f20s 5S 5s 1oS g
s5o-2ls 2lo 222 ss $500 l7s 200
g s s9 1st & E;:ss 49, 49, ss ss ss
s5s-2O7 24s 2Ol 5s4-2l1 1913 1870
Tassy MnssR Is 6Sese 19s 1s sS s s ss
s:ss:5; i f5$ s$ n Hss= & lss g
e3o-1sO 229 991 574-is4 191 1879
Emsfc. 1a4 iS$ S s Gs Re5s 199 99 S s.
e5s-234 205 2l9 62e-211 e27 1ss
siriSn ssssE. -----1 1l3 11ll53 1SS55 80 1344 &
665-a2s 2O6 231
fsa5qh Gsm 5s fs Mssas Rsxf5 1t2 III 2s s f
e63-2O9 223 231 6s4-26O 2ll 2l3
ssm6n ssnasrs0n on--------- - IL i = & 1oI 169
rr.Ss sGs-sle l6s 2sl
cSI.i S.ass aie5k. RI H. . CLASS J. Ssnst. Sc Co.
MnsF smsn 1Sd S5 m lHs iS PS a5dTin a5s Is e SS 90
Fsmsr szlSa 1S4 1$s $s i4s yensfns Es5 i ss 15 1s
l7sasst ss,.5 pi9 Is0 $50 sI1fts NJ Fts,ss ss 'l'
Davis las sa 1s2 Link ll044 l044 1Is 90 90
bIee 6fsa an is lis III 80 Steele 100 liz 81
1,6s9-5a7 sos 534 1,592--562 542 4ss
Hoffman Home Appl. Frazer's Hardware
SSosie 10 0 i0S III Fowler 1O5 107 100
Hammer 95 107 l1S Osen 112 102 SO
Holman 90 10s EraseT selca ,93 93 1d7 ld7 19l o.
1'g1skiSTIu nisi, T.,e4a e4a 04' BE- Print Shop.
Rsssks 5 I$s , 81 Copper eos ~ p & 1eS
hrewn'a 90 a 93 Crockett 81 SO 10e
Waidr'p 1I5 SO 10I ECaier ESan ,sS1ldd4f s9 s9
,e,x-541 5S1 4e3 1,552-53O 400 532
CLASS D.
Plaza. Hoffer Bros. Mkt.
Ward 90 Sc 105 c. S son, 81 93 90
GTaMie' 6Wsn 90 1o7 1oi [. eH sson 90 90 aa3 1865
Fsllsnt "a slte rs is 81 iSs ' ssn, sr. 100 io5 io6
1,b44-54O 467 b37 1,53s-523 522 5O3
CLASS C. CLASS E.
Amity No. 1. Whorl- Wins.
PonM 156 l05 ldS Elce 1gS Ia i39 lo9 az
BnMG Bonn,G lss 81 IS los Haeaty % p hs So IS
Diehl - 107 liz 1872 Morgan 93 80 10
Elicit "a 9S l24 Burke 1l0 80 70
1,635-541 622 572 1,52s-54O $40 47s
Mulroe 81 e5 14e svoboda 93 III 1Q1
O'Neale 100 1913 90 RENT So "a 10b
Spates 1872 80 SO Shatzen 81 9S Ill
tosiinl tihn iiiss iiaa33 81 sSo5eda 1oS lis 81
1.e13-551 54l 531 1,4s2-46s $40 504
Evening star., 1942-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. JOHN r. JENSEN, 52S 9th st.
sw. 16'
BRICKLAYERS ATTENTION : SPECIAL
meeting Local No. 4. D. c., Friday. May
18th, at pm. 523 New Jersey ave. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH OF
the holders of lots in Oak Hill Cemetery
as are entitled to vote will be held at the
ONCE Of the Cemetery on Monday, June
!. 1912. at 5 o'clock pm for the purpose
Of electing a Board of Managers TO serve
WILLIAM F. BLOCHER,
Assistant Secretary.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. AUCTION
eer. will sell at public auction at 10 am.
Monday. May Is. 1912. at 4432 Conn. ave.
NV. Washington. D. C.. the following
described automobiles: 1898 Plymouth
sedan, motor No. P6.91065; 1887 Buick
sedan. motor No. 4-337339l: 1898 Lincoln
Zephyr sedan, motor No. H-4S20s; 1895
Plymouth sedan. motor No. P2-225s20;
1880 Ford sedan. motor, No. 1s-4S71956;
1910 Plymouth convertible coupe, motor
No. P10-I9s97s: 1910 Chrysler sedan.
motor No. C25-s115; 1885 Dodge sedan.
motor No, P2-406s4s; 1896 Packard,
motor X-40522: 1893 Packard sedan,
motor No. A-303365 Terms of sale cash
Evening star., 1942-05-15

Approximately $1,000 and II
trophies will be awarded tonight
when the Washington Women's
Duckpin Association stages its pay
off at the Arcadia.
The priZe list.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
PART TIME

Men. between 21-60, to work as street,
car conductors weekdays either between 8
am. and 10 am. or between pm. and
S pm. Must be already employed in good
health and have an absolutely clear record.
Apply in person any weekday morning
before 10 an, at Capital Transit Co., 35th
and Prospect ave. NV. Rm. 800. Take
Cabin John streetcar. Please do not phone
Evening star., 1942-05-15

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Evening star., 1942-05-15
RESTAURANT MANAGERS

One OF Wsshington's most famous sea
food restaurants desires a man TO i'll the.
position of assistant to the general man
ager: good salary, excellent prospects and
desirabi working conditions. Apply Man
ager,
ODONNELLS SEA GRILL.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

1,652-63O 49U 032
CLASS D.
Honer Bros. Mkt.
c. S'son, 81 93 90
Lemon 100 113 S4
L. S'son 90 93 1Q6
Hoffer 1876 III III
SSH, sr. 100 106 106
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
LuncefOrd Bandsmen
Are Versatile; Every
Man A Specialist!

S. W. Tucker, Little Rocks I'M
prassario, In keeping with his
adopted policy to bring the best
of entertainment To the Rose
City's Fun Lovers, presents Sepia's
SWING MASTER -, JIMMIE
LuNCEFORD and His Orchestra,
Collect vely and Individually the
Jimmie Luneeferd Band is a versa
tile and dynamic musical group,
First there Is the saxophane see
ton comprising Willie Smith, Earl
Carruthers, Joe Thomas, Ted
Bueknor and Dan Grissom. Rus
sell Bowles, Elmer Crumbley and
James Young are the fombonlsts'
Trumpeters are Eugene Young
Paul Webster and Gerald Wilson.
| At the piano Is Edwin +. Wileor'
Moses Allen, Bass, James Craw-
ford, Drums, and Albert Norris
on the guitar completes the crew
The group will entertain the
Rose Citv's fun lovers on We'd
, nesday, March II at the Robin
sen Memorial Auditorium, playing
melodies in a sentimental declama-
| tory fashion.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
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When Artie was put on the SICK
list, the boys We're left without a
''home'' but they waited patient
". Then Dame Rumor lad it her
ay that Artie was put in Glass l.
A DRAFT classification, when he was
and stu is in ga because he is
the main support Of his mother
But the false alarm set the hpys
afire and they started out to JON
up with new outfits, thinking
Shaw was to be Army's Artie.
But Shaw is okay now, and still
in ga and now trying to gang-up
his formef "hot" band. His mana
gers have changed toe, during the
time. They "sold' him from Cen
oIal Amusement Corp, to the Will
| am Morris Agency which man
ages Count Basic, for the reported
sum of $500 cash. 1t will be eff
fective March 6, when Shaw Is tt
return to New York from the Film
City.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Toilette News
Howard Co, Training School
Campus Happenings

Mrs. Daisy NJ, Mills, principal
in the Elementary Deartment has
just returned from Brennan, Tex.
where she was called to the bed
side of Ter mother, We are hap
Ply to report that her mother is
improved at this time
Veril Gene Gilmore of Texark
ana spent last week on our campus
visiting her mother Mrs. J. Dale,
the very efficient music teacher
of the school. The Junior class
was happy to have their former
class mate with them,
JUDGES Selected as judges
IN the county tournament recently
held at Sewer County Training
School, with Prof. Robert Jacques
principal, were Miss Bierson, head
Of the Home Economics Depart
ment and Mr.. Salisbury, who has
, charge of the agricultural work.
CAMPUS Visitors Misses
Maudfeo Walker apd Isabel Wit.
liams were on the campus a few
days ago, visiting their ex-teach
en-, Mrs. Mills. Miss Walker, q
graduate Of the school, resides II
Saratoga, The Juniors regret thai
| Miss Williams has been unable te
enter school this year because oil
poor health, and miss ler so muci
1 this term.
A CELEBRATION >. The Morn
ing Glory GLIB, composed of sixth
| graders held a celebration for tht
/ class mates who have had reGent
| brit days. The Club has proven
successful in every way, under tht
( efficient leadership Of Little Mis-:
Lois McGehee, president and also
Miss Ivory Hardwick, who is sec
rotary of the club and assists il
/ planning the many activities. 1h'
club feels the great loss of Loi.
Hendrix, who moved to Kansas
City recently.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Newport News
By Arthur Williams

Mr.. and Mrs. Almus West, Jro
Of Galena, Kansas were the guests
of Mrs. Naomi Ferguson on last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Goodiow and
SIR. Usyleses Thomas have re-
turned trom St. Louis, Mo, after
attending the funeral Of Mrs.
Goodlow's aunt. Our heartfelt
sympathy is extended to Mrs. Good
low in the loss of her relative.
Miss Dorothy Loya became the
bride of Mr.. Charlie Branchcomb
in a recent ceremony performed
here. Mrs, Branchcomb is prin-
cipal Of the school at Diaz. Friends
of the happy couple wish them
much success.
A new born boy, Clayborn Oliver
has been uncd by Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Carter, Mr., and Mrs.
Roy King are the proud parents
of baby boy, Charles King, Mrs.
iIaben Thomson announces the
b.rth Of baby girl.
To Bwesville, Sunday went FL
d., and Mrs 4. Arnold, The
minister is in charge OF the church
of God in Christ there,
UR Friday night, MIS-. Minnie
c. TURNER closed a successful
program ana everyone
the mighty programs
n spiritual songs, rated this as
one Of t.,o best held in this city
for many years
A marble contest was ned last
week at the WPA Recraationai
Center under the leadership of
Mrs. Willie Lewis in her effort to
bring various forms Of amusement
to the community. Jack SpraS |
ing ard lIcnton Rely were an
noun. cd as winners in tie contest |
and won highess awards.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27

Visitors from IT. Smith, last
Sunday, who motored here to spend
the day with Miss Lucille Goyaa
were Miss Myrtle Hendetss an
Messrs. LeYie Ceius uai j. !.dstef.
The group motored Lack - the
"Fert' Sunday night, accompanied
by Miss Ann G0yan, teacher IN the
Red I'LL School VINO has been i'll
with influenza,
Visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Russell, is Leonard,
Jr. who is student Of Piney
Woods College, Piney Woods, Miss,
Mrs. Anne Bell Polk was hos
tess to the Lucky ca Lucky Club
on Wednesday night and n large
number of members and friends
were present. During the social
hour, the hostess served a deli
eious hot lunch. Special guests OF
the club were Mesdames Reba
| Moore and Mabel Marsh. High
prize for tie evenings games was
awarded to Mrs, Cleo Burns,
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Garland City News
By John Arthur Johnson
COMMUNITY HAPFENIN'o

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS
Friends are glad to see Rev II
c Cook. up and shaking haaaS
with the many friends AFTER Il
brief Illness.
Mr.. Leroy Thomas of Shreveport
is visiting Mrs. Daisy Block MI
Robert James has AS his guest,
his sister, Miss Nettle James OIL
Plain Dealing, La,
In quiet ceremony on FEB q
Miss Ola Mae Collins became the
bride Of Mr., Tillman Davis a
Happy Couple,
SCHOOL NEWS
WINNIE School put over one OF
the biggest programs, celebrating
the birthdays of the eX-presldentS
George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln, that has been given IN
the history of tie school. A very
appreciative audience witnessed
the program. Under the very ell
fic.ant supervision of Prof. and
Mrs. Nj b. Wesley the school pro-
gram is proving very efficient II
every way. A successful Easter
exercise is being planned,
The Professional men of TeXark.
ana will play the West TfaeE
Basketball team On Wynn'
Schools court on Thursday even
ing, with the principal Of IVES
Track supervising.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
! GIVE IT AS
| GET! 1T
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The job IS gong to be hard ne
cause leaders Of the South, who III
some many instances have 'hel'
sentiments repres nted in the lead
ershlp of the American war eiioi'
rave made the task hard Victory
is being made harder
Yet Deatheridge, founder Of the
knights Of the White Gamella' a
late organization, is allowed to hold
a key position on a naval project.
lie has shared the thoughts oil
lritz Kuhn, the Bundlst, and Pei
lev. the fascist absolute, and others
Of the race hate school, Ifue-to-
death, loyal, trustworthy ialth-
fal Negro people are barred from
tbo Navy, war industries, civilian
d Tense, and other war activities.
A poly-denomnational group o.
Mora cburehleaders In Washing
tan. Feb, 10, l942, asked President
Roosevelt TO "set tie pattern Tor
i meerotic participation Of all
citizens without race, coler or
creed In Government jobs, Tue
| Amy, the Navy, the Marines, the
Ain Corps, and in all Government
n activities Even SO they p'eas
ed new support and eontinooe 10y
atty to Pres d-nt Roosevelt
Negro Press; Majorie Mcheh-
zie Of the Pittsburgh Courier has
been doing series Of articles Oh
the Negro press of which her ell
fort in the Feb IA issue is wofehs
| Of serapbooking. She says with Ell
fectiyeness that "The Negro press
is responsible to the
interest of its readers and sensi-
tive to nothing but the dictates Oh
social exigeney for the race 1t ID
the freest because 1t Is not uhae'
tbe suppressive influence OF He
ADVERTISING
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Bradley News
By A. +. Brown
It. Mary Baptist Church


Sunday was a high day at Saint
Mary Baptist Church, beginning
with the Sunday School at 9;3C
a. m. under the leadership of L.
w. Williams, Supt.
At the IL o'clock services the
Rev. F. P. Oliver was presented
and gave a soul stirring message
"Behold the Lord Rideth Upon His
Swift Clouds" A large crowd
was in attendance and the sermon
was one to never be forgotten BY
those who heard this minister, I'm
der the leadership of the efficient
pastor, Rev. j. d, Virgins, thC
church is going onward and up
ward. The financial report total
ed s14.37.
Mr.. Jesse B. johnson left Tues.
day, Feb. 16 for Little RocE
where he is receiving medical at.
tention at the University hospital
His many friends are hoping that
he will be able to return to the
community soon and trust that he
is much improved at this writing.
Mrs. V. E. Smallwood teacher at
st. Mary School taught in an inn
pressive way the Sunday School
lesson on last Sunday. Mrs.
Smallwood is one Of the most &C
tive social and civic workers Of
the community.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Russellville News
Nv Rath Russell

AROUND TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Luther SmlN Tere
dinner guests Of their daughter
and son IN law, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Burns on iast Saturday. their
sons. Linzy and Henry ~ Smith,
accompanied them. The special
dianer was prepared for Lin7y'
who left en- Saturday for Camp
Robinson, to ea,4er the armed
forces.
Mrs. Harold Edwards Of basi
st i.oais Is visiting her mother-in
law Mrs. James Edwards. She was
guest Of honor at a dinner party
on Thursday at the home q Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Baskin.
From A. NJ. and N. College
came Mr. Scipio Talley, who was
the guest of Miss Eugenia Bask-
in, during his stay in the city.
Many informal affairs were plan
ned for him, bsfore he returned
70 the school on Wednesday.
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
Legal Notice

In Pulaski Probate Court (Pro-
bate Division Of the Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Notice Of Intention Of
Administrator to Present Petition
for Sale of Real Estate to Pay
Debts Of the Estate Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned,
N. Lewis, heretofore appointed
and now duly acting as admins
traitor of the estate of Jesse Vines
deceased, late Of Pulaski County,
will apply to the Probate Division
of the Pulaski Cfancery Court on
March Is, 1912, for authority TO
sell at public sale on such terms
as the Court may prescribe IN ac-
cordance with the laws Of the
State of Arkaneas the following
described Real Estate in Pulaski
County, Arkansas.
One acre in a triangle, lying
west of the Pike in the South
west corner az the South half OF
the Northwest quarter Of Section
Twenty nine t29); also,
The North half Of tie North
west quarter Of the Northeast
quarter Of Section Twenty-nlne
| (29), less one acre heretofore con-
veyed for church or cemetery pnr-
poses, all in Township One ~
South. Range eleven ( y West
containing in all twenty (2O) acres
more or less.
Witness my hand and seal as
such administrator on this, the
| 10th day of February, 1912,
N. Lewis, Administrator Of the
Estate Of Jesse Vines, deceased;
j, r, Booker, Attorney for Estate,
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27

GOuhGll.
There will be moving picture
shown ef lac adialy bomts, how
to handle same, what stel7 to take
for the pres 8ation of life and
property and important instfue-
ton given to all of our citizens as
to the Air Raids.
A large number Of Negro Ar
Raid Wardens will be appointed ana
eligibility will be determined from
tie interest shown and the num-
beers represented in this meeting
Many questions have been asked
as to when Negroes would be CIV
en- instruction in this all-impolt-
ant phase Of defense work and 1t
is vitality necessary that all per-
sons living in the city attend THIS
meeting for Instruction.
The war situation is more efltl-
cll than we sumise, cur sh1r 5
are being attacked daily by enemy
81 ellis and W. are living in an area
vital to defense and "it can hap
pen h re-" We need this instruction
and should attend this meeting,
Arkansas State press., 1942-02-27
McGehee News
By T.. c.. Evans

DR., l.. B. Brooks of Baltimore,
Md. preached at Evening Star
Baptist Church on Monday mite.
His sermon was very inspiring.
A iaymen meeting was held at
Scott Methodist Church ON Sum-
day afternoon, with the Rev. 7 c.
Evans as principal speaker.
AT this writing, Mrs. Mary
Walker Trowser is rapidly improv-
ing. Friends are still praying
for Ter, We regret to learn of
Mrs. Mary Turner's illness.
Charles Henry Binder of Nc
Arthur was the weekend guest OF
his teacher, Rev. Evans
Rev. r. G. Grimes conducted his
services at the Mt. Galilee Baptist
Church on last Sunday at North
Little Rock,
1t has been announced that the
usher's Alliance will meet at Ne.
Gehee Chapel Baptist Church on
the second Sunday in March, A
large attendance is expected.
Attend Gel bration
The Rev. r. C. Evans is spend
ing the weekend at Wilmot, where
he will attend the seth Anniver-
sary of Mr., and Mrs. w b. Siae /
on Friday evening.
Let Us Build Three Tabetn-
aeles' :. was the subject Of the
Rev, G, N. Ship when he brouer:
/ this inspiring sermon to a large
congregation on last Sunday.
IMPROVED
Mr.. Tom Jones, veteran employ
&c Of the MOP Railroad is much
improved from reports received
from the hospital at Little Rock
An ardent supporter of the PRESS
and one of the city's leading
gentlemen, Mr., Zones was the vic,
tim of an accident week ago
ghen he fell beneath a moving
train. We miss you, Mr.. Jones
Evening Star Baptist Church
A large audience witnessed the
impressive services at the Eyea'
ing Star Baptist Church on last
Sunday wheR special message
was brought to the erowd by Rev
". c. Campbell.
Winners in a Biblical Contest
| naming the books OF the Bible
were annoppced as Misses Ida Mac
Campbell, VirGa Mae Campbell
Willie Lewis and WarReda Dan
zie. all members of Evening Stan
Bap1sst Church. Each winner VIII
receive tible from the Southern
Baptist Publishing Board.