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Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
DermOtt News
hy Lille NJ. Wim:,erly

Personals: Soldier Henry Whit
tier with the BIRD Quaftcrmaeter
stationed at San Francisco, Calf.
""a aomc last week. Mrs. Mat.
u' kohlnson home demonstration
o. Ashley County was i'm the citv
thursday, Mrs. Rosie Lnrkn and
Mrs Mary Downs spent the week
'nd IN Monroe, La. Mrs. Iaon
walker Allen who has been teach
ing ~ the public school system Of
Archie La, for the past ciph,
year, has accepted the PRINCIPAL
snip IN the Lake Village hi trict
Sho Is the daughter of Rev and
Mr., ", u. Walker of this city.
'lf'' Dorothy Washington has
moved into her new shop at Ame
ana has one Of the most modern
ana up to date places in the city
y
Ms E'ulah Riley Of N School
paced her order for copy Of tho
I'tSN wec,Iy heud some good
race paper weekly. Why not the
MATE PRESS? If you fail to Sc,
tire reporter leave your order al
l'orothy's Beauty Shcppc al,c
your news for publication.
Mrs. Ruby Smith motorcd (,
''ttI' R2sk Sunday to spend sew
eral days with her husband Al
bert K, Smith, who is an employee,
with the United Friends and Co..
Tho Modern Matrons are pro
crossing nicely and held an inter
'at'nE meeting at the home of Tn,
president. Mrs. Madeira Rookc
this week. Two active members
Nosdames Holmes and Hawthorn,
WHO are away at school were grca
l} missed, A refreshing men
WAS srVcd to the group.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Southeast S. S. Dist.
Holds Extended
Session

BY Rev. A. X. Reddiek, ID. ID.
Eoydell - The Sind extended
session Of the Southeast District
Bapt Sunday School Convention
was quite a success held in the
Ever Green Rapt Church Of Boy
dell Rev. {. II. Bailey, pastor.
Thursday evening we were made
happy from a sermon preached by
Rev. W. f.. DAVIS Of Dermott, Miss
Arlllian Martin Of Crossett, with
Mrs. Bolar, Mrs. Bcets and others
from First Bapt, Cro8gett were
with US each night and rendered
fine service Friday evening, Rev.
N. Il. Parker preached q soul stir
iirg sermon. President Daven-
port brought a great message Sun
day morning,
Total money raised for the con
ycntion $76.87; total fer pastor
Bailey and president Davenport
$1,000,
We are thinking much Of having
u big time mext year in the city
Of Ctossctt
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Women's Sec'y Outlines
MorriIton Meeting

err rep ftsaa over 500 VIII Re
r. uaeG "Q4eep Etaaf' Sister \.
r. DH.sF. chairman of Minister
aas D@caas wives HII give ss
an opportunity 10 declare your eli
s. eo..eetlHg and bringing 70 tie
Con- ea1IaH, Gre dollar from each
mfr .era and deacaas wife.
Fleass remember that all monies
reported b. each individual for the
aheer program mentioned will be
given credit ~ the District you
Represent. Through these five re-
porls. some District president may
obtain tae medal that Sister ). l..
T. Baiue 80 proudly wears. Re
member the slogan, 100000.
LIT every woman who Is cen
rected With our State Women
Convention meet US in Morriltonr
November IL. Moderator Hollis
President Johnson and our State
Chieftain have spared no paina
10 receive US. Please do not dir
appoint them.
Yours fT "a greater Women
State Convention,
Sister Willie d, Jackson, Record
ing secretary, l7l8 N. Short 18th
Street.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

Unhappy wives, childless due to relieve.
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity Of Natures most
wonderful creation--a normal, fully.de.
veloped, vigorous woman. A sensational
new vitamn treatment specifically for
women may be just the thing needed by
the childless wife and quickly bring tho
happiness Of baby in the home. It is,
OF course, absolutely harmless.
II you are childless dae to functional
weakness and lack normal vigor-if you
wish to eliminate one of the great causes
of unhappy marriages. by all means Try
Perlex for one week. To introduce this
new vi,amin combination to a million
women quickly, the Perlex Company,
3l4 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois,
will send full $500 supply for only sl.0O
and few cents postage, Send no money
Just your name and address. Perlex
comes in a plain wrapper--directions are
very simple and no diet or exercise 10
required.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Conway News

Ne.,,s Sul,arrow and Arthur
Lyon, rotuncj to- their home M
DETROIT Michigan and ST. Louis.
respectively after visiting thrjr
mother Mrs Ella LYONS and sis.
tcr Mrg loc Spann My Il Y
ia0rtm WAS buried Surjay aed
he children trom ST. Louis and
lutlc Eock vcrr uatcuJs0,c gi
Che 0uywl services. SPENDING sc,
oval uaya hero wien Relatives and
lc.d. NrH Nuic BLACK arj
Ma Josephine tlyovy returned
saturday from N,Gch,y vur.c
thry attended annual mcttar of
the United Fri,nt yt America. .
1851. Eo>, Th wrs,1 ad Nu.
luHg ar C.'mel Hsu. % business
tw n JWIr Ee.t Wednesday,
Ey j A. Ftuk. newly assigned
bore 81. minister Ht ue %.w.,r
N,.HM.t church Ior ,h.. CmI.
yw. ,rar .HsI ta w'nH 600 suu
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

Cook the spaghetti in boiling
sailed water until soft and drain.
Cook the onion in the fat. add
tomato, Limas and spaghetti.
Ice Cream Sandwich with Peaches
Use eight IL inch wedges OF
sponge cake, allowing two for each
serving. Place a slice Of brick
vanilla ice cream on one wedge and
cover with the second. turning so
that the narrow end is above wide
end OF bottom cake wedge. Top
with quick-frozen sliced peaches,
just thawed, using | box. Serves 4.
Quick+frozen peaches will thaw
In about six hours in the refrigera-
tor. Ii you want to hurry UP the
thawing process, take the bag OF
fruit from the carton and thaw at
room temperature in the sealed
bag. Remember. when you buy
quick.frozen peaches that there's
no waste. All sorting was done
before preparation for quick+freez-
ing, and each golden segment is
perfect.
Witches Party Brew
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
l cup strong decafeinated coffee
3 tablespoons sugar
Dash Of salt
3 cups milk
Add chocolate to coffee in top Of
double boiler. and place over low
flame. stirring until chocolate Is
melted and blended. Add sugar and
salt and boil 4 minutes, stirring
constantly Place over boiling
water Add milk gradually. stirring
constantly, then heat when hot,
beat with rotary egg h5atgr until
hrht and trothy Top each cup
with whipped cream, IL desired.
It's cousi5srate 70 serve q de.
aaeinatci brow when you give a
party SO that you and your guests
can indulge without worry over
sleeping problems
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Green Brier News
BY carrie lIalcrornbe

Filling the pulpit on last Sun.
day At Pilgrim Rect Bapt Church
was the pastor, Rev. Paul Wilkcr-
son, speaking from the subject
"God Callcth" To large and an.
preciativc audience. Rev. Fleming
"aa pulpit guest and brought the
scripture lesson and Inspiring .log
my remarks. Finance was reported
MS A5.l2.
Lib Mr.. Beulah Pilgrim il re-
ported to be improving and we
hope speedy recovery for her
Let Us not forget Mrs. N. {. Hal
crombe who haa been i'll for some
time.
New Arrival. The Stork visited
Mr and Mrs. Ben IalcromLa and
thfy are the proud parents Of a
Dairy daughter, Altha Anne.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Pine Bluff News


PERSONALS Rev / llill of
lua Angeles, California 10 Wat
ms his brother Nit KING Coleman
and ala, NJ, and Mrs " Il liar
hor ~ tet Emmett 81 .s Mra,
ritculice rollotk left fot Cnltfov
MIA where .he win ietn her eight
ing hushaud. Howard Pollock. a
man IN hrcvp After viaiy with
mg mnthcr Mr. lillic Mac Camp
hcl at NtGohre. laws RredtoNl
hps returned The Weat End sing
mp tuvn wa heh bt lIuo ll'll
rprNH Church ON last Sunday,
VIII Ee, = ra,ln ea host t"at''
sw an ENJOYABLE rwpAw witness
ej Foae llll lhr,Dat Church
,rl,tttui tho Wt AuuneraAtN J
us na-ua. Ee, Nash with ko,
ta,lef Jrn,curs tho AnuNerar,
-cn,N Ms NolN Ni-airu1t,
lmriet Chut,N rernta "a hse et
tendance n lhe Sun'a, eth',l 10.
~umenj lar, se'a, with the ys
t.nr am,unttHa GOO $500
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Wood Springs News
q f. tffDaaie

ITA Aefge. Ise bcat Parent e.
Teacher sf2ar ~ a. .s coming ~
fre ff#t. with ia percent repre-
ar'ataa ana a. ear.eds sers
~ afaef Gsfar ne .sasefza.p
~ saaf maaatE. M~ Vivian
WaisI t5ag ara raising m1aey 10
complete tao lit L4tea project
ta motto Of United ae taot
ar4 4a3 We tsl'' tssIee for
ward - a .4ree IL years a1rN.
tua tce Comm mtg tstt1n
picking H aLl1t asef and children
ar" getting .n setb9i Prof. VI T..
#esleE ard he =sag am.a5Ie site
arc 4efy much oiafed aYef ths
eel1iaj welcome shown them On
the.e return mere where they
ia Gtt i number Of year, Little
Lucille G1ek, daughter If Re7. and
Mrs. II {. CGok, picked 20 lbs
II cotton last week determined N
get ready for school. Agriculture
leader N this community Is Agent
Joseph Warren who L. doing fine
JOB IN keeping things moving to-
ward victory Mr.. Reaper Mae
Doekery II reported H. Thursday
night citizens Witnessed real
party at the New Hope Training
School. A special representative
- the partY from the local train
mr. school was 9. Il. McDufie who
accepted the Invitation extended BY
Mrs. VI. Erwin, live wire teache r
Of the New Hope school
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

a9fifR II HEADEf8 You have human relation
gfd4ns aattd fhFE in this column. Please aa6s clipping
IT fosmn 18th Baaf bitter.
fat rais tplg quarter (zst1 far AEEEs Ashatgy
Reading 1o Ehdae will receive free With y"af
Heading confidential lstfr Il frank and understanding adfies
anaT,inz ~ questions privately.
Sign Iaar p birthplace, rnd ferfset address H. I'll
Ire self addressed. Stamped EnYelone for your re
ag and strn Yea fully feel nstssy c"niihe
Tsm weblsms Within lie af human reasoning.
1aat letter tdhEEE WALLACE SERVICE, tafs u The
f1A1E FHEbg. Post Office Boz, 2i75
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

mare mske the supreme sacrifice,
fU making petzonal contact. by
house - house canvass and by
pursuing such other courses in
rightea4acss thought best, in
view af collecting ono dollar from
eacn acmter and friend Il your
church, tsat We MAJ make a bright
showing during the session af cur
convention Hay depend upon
you? God bless 20, Pray fur us,
Your In Jezaa' Name,
]. K. Jamison.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

~ sa4afsl psskz ei'h kAf Hss'f-
sv Hfs Gizft5s W. Hsrfs
Nsaz 81 - Ggsaf iAsss Oh,
lsss week p, a6 fte hag3 ssff pa
Wfs #sisls bf4saf 5.siieti fs.4t5ges
stf fHstis iAss ases - + T.
~ ~ 50 members m EszHiztfff
f:ssssa ffarH eefs r4ss5s NJ
i,t + e tS|sHab aha fsafaisf
sb a Etfta EHE Cnfsa sH
hy nzt
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Blythevill.
By Mrs. V. NJ. Pearson

The First Baptist Church, Rev.
r. II. Haywood, pastor, witnessed
a high day October II. With a
good attendance, the morning mes
sage WIS .leliverei by Rev. R
Banks, Charleston, Mo, who was
a former resident Of this city. 1t
is without saying that the house
was greatly moved after hearing
the words Of this eloquent speak
or. Collection was $4,000.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
News

The third Sunday in October
the 18th was a great day With the
New Salem Missionary Baptist
Church, Rev, ]. l.. Lawson, pastor
The Sunday school was high, the
praise service va. in charge Of
Deacon &. T., Williams. Devotion
scripture 100 number of tho
Psalms The pastor delivered a
wonderful sermon during the morn
ing services speaking from Acts.
1883.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Even on holidays we must not
forget nutrition one Of the
most significant words In our
language today. On Halloween,
serve your usual "frills" and
"fancies' but see to II that your
menu as whole supplies the neces-
sary fuel, vitamins and minerals
needed In these strenuous times.
The following suggestions should
intrigue you:
The recipe calendar for October
says "Nitamin.rich fruit Juices
make ideal party beverages" Try
frozen squares OF canned unsweet-
ened Hawaiian pineapple Juice,
which Is a good source OF those
important yitamins b. and c, In tall
glasses Of well.chllled sweet apple
juice. It's new taste thrill that's
hard to beat. Serve It on Hal.
lowcen with fat brown doughnuts
made from enriched white -four
and squares Of mild or sharp yellow
cheese"
Luncheon Salad
(Soryes g.
2 cups cold cubed veal
l cup cut celery
3 oranges, seEmented
u cup toasted almonds
Lemon French dressing
Lettuce or cudive
Cut cold veal and celery into
evou pieces the size ot a small
bite. Peel oranges aud segment
Place IN large bowl, -td dressing
aud blend with two forks Allow
10 maylnate for a time, then place
I'm salad howl lined with greens.
Sprinkle toasted almonds over the
tor. Serve literally as main
luncheon dish.
Bssta Fazoui
. cups cooked. dried Iimas
. cups tomato sauce or strained
tomatoes
I tablespoon chopped onion
u pound spaluf,a
6 tablespoons bacon fat
I teaspoon salt
y fHsUoou pgvpcr
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

~ sii4s i'samau
FHH me ftHftfs Holly
. GpWs Avn f44ea was - 's
boss ssasy viii rastq ] ~
cusf tiBbz 'fs pulpit aftef s4pi
t'sabif psadf sk.se1 fha Sun
,iat ssHtal. sbaEs ftDm unique
tapis. eFsmeYobet" sHd ne corner
stats iaslpg uas impressive with
IN q Hagmah bisklsg. pastor
~ t;i0 Bethel. Little It5fE, flfieia'
ing a. tha ceremonies A deliri
pqs dinner vas seffe1 ftaa ~
t.tka pas the spiritual q8attettH
ls1 tg Bro. E1el siehbls, f.am hIst
amber. MtEssvet Easun. ehatisisr
ord G1fnslips ffhtisr. uhs left
immediately for lhs singing Yin
i'm. The United Sunday School
Teachers institute uill he he'll o.
Clayton Chapel Eapi GhHea. HlR
il, On Hev. an Hfysmbsf 4.
sessions viii ip held Of AHE Il1n
Church At llth at.l State SITS.
Little feek. Nor. II at NJ Afat
10 ptist Church. and on tbs lih
Sunday the Institute viii meet At
heW Dora I'apt Church. with the
president delivering a A. minute
address al each enc If these places
IN Other words tho at word month
w message, "Wetk Where -
When and How 10 Perform II" A.,
The pastors al aaeh church will be
expected ~ bring 80 minute tpf
mon from ebme biblical verse civ
on by the program speaker aupls
and teachers nfa required Ia nset
Else lhnif talents and The older
members viii ~ allowed to take n
part
Rev. Z T Greer who pastors
Faifvinw fMf Church and MI Ne
ho NJ Austin reports high time
At Austin lasl tnndhY.
Personals IteQt and Mrs. W 81.
Shelton were guests 81 their
daughter. Mia. Ienn luninins last
Friday Bru w Il Crultp il up
after hh extended illness. also I'M
proved are Mts Eva l,asle, and
mother Mrs. n Instut hp4 49,
TUNED hamp from an extended visit
with 81 granddaughter at IIons
tom IsspH. Deacon W II Heud
accompanied Nv bis daughter, Mrs
tuilue lenee left this weel, fo,
liuheralon Mo. 70 attend the fun
aial 1T hie youngest daughter. Mrs
Annie James The deceased In
survived Nv hot husband. Nh Han
san James. sis children. father.
two siateta ari thtn tothe,s
Rev W M Hudson. travelling 81
dor 1T thn GouI Samaritan Rescue
elmeh has rebuilt his home which
wns ieeeetA destroyed by fip,
Mta. Evelyn Watson IA reported
resting nicely after undergoing a
recent operation Little Lula
Drain salesman tui the State
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
BatesvilIc News


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DO YOU WANTA baby!
nsw uihmin Combination Brings HeDl
10 ChiIdIess Homes

Nothing equals baby to bring com.
plete uvlsy and happiness into the homo
and tu husband and wife together in .
stronger bond Of enduring love and mu.
tusi interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
q couples tina, have children.
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Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

uls ceuNru rcurc Sc 10
VT thHn,. u vcn save YOU a'e
WA thtiN,. Wag ucpis tclr ,cu
(.l 10 save AND bc'r 90 save
Ih Awrtha. h,U Nour tcr ret
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Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

homes, local transportation and
other courtesies Of entertainments
has been appointed by the church
and you are asked TO come to the
church for proper assignment. &.
Rates; two meals and lodging 81
per day for each person, or TIC
for two meals only.
Our Program
Our executive Board presents
most excellent program, contain
inP several outstanding features
relatives to the working of our
Baptist causes Of the state and
nation. Among the most noted per
haps is that Of the forward move
to raise $4,000 through the one
dollar per capita plan, in order to
retire the Indebtedness against the
Morris Booker Memorial College,
in Dermott, Ark and to place
within the school needed equip
ment, provided adekuate salaries
for teachers and increase our VISUAL
contributions to other objects of
our State and National Conven-
tons.
Our Visible Resources
Good field crops, in some sec
tions Of our state; good prices for
all farm products; plenty Of work
projects, at high prices; splendid
health and ideal weather for do
ing service. Consequently the mod
orator, presidents, pastors, mis-
sionares, other preachers deacons
and members are left without ex-
cuse, so far as preparation in max
ing this banner year for at
tendance, interest and money rails
ing is concerned. lnasmuch as the
Lord has blessed the land, thru
His goodness. let's come together
and give thanks for His blessings
vouchsafe.
am praying that you will once
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-28
Schools Object
toFast Time
But Governor
Abides by Decision

LANSING, Sept. R -
Governor Van Wagner dis
closed today a numb of school
boards have written to him to
complain against the war time"
schedule because the late fall
and winter months will send
their pupils to school during
dark hours of the morning.
The governor id he is sug-
costing that these schools fall
in line with others ard advance
the hour of starting classes by
one hour to make up for fast
time schedule.
He said he has not changed
his position that Michigan
should abide by the Federal
statute imposing war time. In
a special session of the legisla-
ture early this year, the gov
ernor vetoed bill by which
legislators sought 10 exempt this
state from the war time order.
The governor said he still
feels that with 95 per cent Of
manufacturing industry in the
war production, we must keep
the war time schedule or we
would lose about four hours a
day contact between these plant
arrangements and Washington"
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Continued from Page ~

On Friday the Americans
raided the japanese air base at
Hanoi, French Indo-China.
shooting down three of Japan's
new twin-engined, two-man
fighters, LASS. On Saturday
the shot up 10 trucks, staff
car and three tanks on the road
between Lungling and Chefang,
in Yunnan province.
In the Australian air offensive
yesterday, flying fortresses
bombed the Buna-Gona area on
the New Guinea coast, opposite
Port Moresby, and damaged a
15,000-ton merchant ship in a
heavy attack on the Japanese
base at Rabaul, New Britain. It
was left pouring black smoke.
Attack planes meanwhile
struck at the supply line be-
tween the Buna-Gona area and
the jungle outposts of the enemy
80 miles short of Port Moresby.
There were lighter raids in
the Solomons and three Japan
csc planes attempted a night at
tack on Port Darwin, Australia.
Their bombs fell "harmlessly in
a swamp and the brush" the
Macarthur communique said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-28
AnleeI Rites
N.
Former Resident
Dies in Hospital

Funeral services will be held
from Holy Cross Church in Ma
rine City at 900 a. m. Tuesday
for Mrs. Emma Ameel, 10, wild
ow of Albert Ameel, who died
Saturday morning at St. Joseph's
hospital. Mrs. Ameel had been
taken to the hospital suffering
from a hip fracture suffered two
weeks ago.
She was a native of Mount
Clemens, born Emma Halter,
daughter of Thomas and Helena
Halter, pioneer residents of this
city. The family moved to Ma
rine City 25 years ago.
Surviving are five sons: Louis,
Joseph, and William, of Ma
rine City, and Albert B. and
Henry S., of Detroit; and five
daughters: Mrs. Philip LaVigne
and Mrs. Hugh Owens, of Ma
rine City, Mrs. Clifton McGrew.
and Rose Ameel, R.N., of De-
troit, and Emma c. Ameel, R.N.,
of Worthwhile. Also surviving
are rs grandchildren and three
reat-grandchildren.