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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-09-25
Menifee News
By r. W. .Jamison

ABOUT OUR TOWN: Health
conditions are much improved, Mrs
Emma Chapel has heen i'll since
last week, but is much improved.
Mrs. Mary Davis, wife Of Joe
Davis has been called to Wrights-
vile, where she attended funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Annie Atkins,
who was a frequent visitor in our
city and gained friends by her
pleasant disposition. Deepest sym
pathy is extended to the family.
Mrs. Marguerite Dudley is i'll at
her home, but is reported much
improved, Mrs. Viola Hood has
Just returned from England where
she visited with Mrs. Verde Sur
atte, a relative and reports a plea
SAINT stay Mrs. J s. Malone
Of Cleveland, Ohio is returning
home after a stay of six weeks
here with daughter Mrs. s. Is.
Woods and reports many pleasant
days here.
Churches: The pulpit Of PhHa-
delphia Baptist Church was graced
with pastor w G. Hollis last Sun
day who delivered a masterful
sermon, Goods Need for Fighting
Christians" Reporting from the
National Convention, Pastor Holl-
Is rated it as good and interest
ing one, with Arkansas represent
ing with 100000
The service ended by a review
on the school situation by Miss
Annie c. Lewis, Home Economies
teacher who deserves the hearty
cooperation Of each patron.
st. Mark is looking forward to
the pastors anniversary that ends
the Second Sunday in October.
Note. If you fail TO see your
agent, call for the STATE PRESS
at the English Service Station.
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Wilmar News
BY Opfa Lee Gardner

Off To School: Rev. s. A. Gard
ner, IT,, son o. Rev. and Mrs. s.
A. Gardner, sr, has returned to
Shorter College, North Little Rock
After a pleasant vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Pat H..
Jones. ST. Miss Helen Jones has
also returned to- study at Shorter
College.
Mrs. Mittie Cobb left for St,
Louis, Mo, on Sunday morning,
Mrs. Murphy Mae Thomp-
son will leave for Detroit, Mich. on
Sunday to join her sister, Mrs.
Juanita Galloway. Leaving for
the Motor City last week was Mr..
Leroy Daniels. To Chicago last
week, went Mr.. Johnnie Fletcher
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RiXie News
By Silas Row man

Holly Grove AME Church. A
great Revival is in progress, meet
ing with much success, conducted
by Rev. Mrs. Mooney. Attendance
was less at the Sunday school last
Sunday. st. Luke's attendance
was not as good as usual.
Fairview CME attendance was
reported as poor on last Sunday,
but Rev. c. J. Crier, pastor
brought a powerful sermon.
Clayton Chapel reported poor at
tendance also,
Community Notes: Reported inn
proving is Mr.. Jno Robinson. who
has been suffering from poison
ing. Mr.. Frank Baugh is up and
going again and also Mr.. Sam
Baker. Yet confined to- the Uni
versity hospital is Mrs. Blanche
Berry. Mrs. Alberta Ready was
rushed to the hospital or Sunday
night but is doing fine at this
writing. Also improving is Mrs.
Lenora Lunday who is also a patti
ent at the University Hospital
Still confined to her he'd is Mrs.
Irene Woods. Visitors in the
home of W. H. Wilburs last Sun
day was his daughter, Mrs. Alma
Beaver and his step daughter,
Mrs. Anna Jarrett, both of North
Little Rock, each reporting an en-
joyable Gay. Mrs. Samantha Nc
Daniel was a pleasant visitor with
Mrs. Cleophus Boyd last week. /,
Hustling statesmen for the STATE
PRESS are f. Lawrence, Cleophus
Boyd and Herman c. Smith. who
have acquired good craftsmanship
talks and are attempting to place
paper in each home. Help These
Boys To Help Themselves
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Wood Springs News DermOtt News
BY Lille NJ. Win1erly

Here and There: Mrs. Sue Stok-
es and daughter, Helen are back
after quite long stay in St. Louis
No. Mrs. Clonell Jones of Chicago
H., il visiting relatives and
friends =. Rev. D. Burkes of Clevo-
land, Ohio Is looking in on OLD
friends before leaving this sec
ton He was pastor CT the Mount
Ollie Bapt Church at Hurds. MI
Clarence Homphill spent few
days in the city on a brief furlough
Miss Grace Glover Lett FRIDAY
for a vacation in Tulsa, Okla. Miss
Lucille Shiloh is back alter spend
ing a vacation in Monroe La
Mr.. Harding Jolinette, student az
A. NJ. and N. College spent the
week here Miss Ruby l.. Williams
is fres from a pleasant vacation
in Chicago, Ill, Miss Josie Randall
leaves for Chicago this week ana
her many friends wish her sue
cess in her business course. MIS-
f. X. Holmes was house guest OIL
Mrs. Doris Jean Smith, 500 North
18th St., Monroe, La, last week.
Socials: The Usher Board OF
Ash St Church is moving along
nicely. They meet each Monday
evening at s o'clock. with MIS-
f. X. Holmes, president and Kew
N. K Parker, pastor Hostess TO
the Modern Nations Club was
Mrs. Fannie Bryant at recent
meeting of the group. In connee-
ton with the program, Mrs, Ihel-
ma Davis. whose personality Is
winning trait with everyone de-
monstrated the Stanley products
and time savers were t1ught by
members Of the Club A delect-
able menu was served and every
one left smiling and happy.
Note: Your school, church ana
social news is solicited. All mat
ter for publication should reach
your local agent 10y Monday noon
Of eaeh week.
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News
BY V. Eta Brewer

Community Notes: Mrs. Gather
inc Toney is still reported as i'll. :
CINE Church hold conference: The
4th Quarterly Conference met at
Mt. Hebrew Sunday and a large
attendance WAS reported with Rev
J. H. Clay, district Supt. bringing
\ strong message. Collection re
ported was S14.00. Rev. p. II. My
les preached at Union Chapel NJ
E. Church on Monday night
Personals Notes. Mrs. Queen +.
Personal Notes Mrs. Queen E.
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
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Riply, Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs f Me
Elroy of Greenville, Miss, are in
the home of Mr. and Mrs, +. A.
Pete and visited the Jap Colony
at Rohwer Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah jefferson have as guest the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Willie Grain
of Warren. House guest of Mrs.
Nettie Harris are her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ID. D..
Young of Detroit, Mich, We are
proud to learn that Mr. Fred Ma
con has been re-instated and placed
back on the Brakeman Board. .
Spending two days with his aunt,
Mrs. Isabella Jackson recently,
was Mr.. Leon Brown of Jones, La.
Two hundred and twenty eight
pupils enrolled at Desha County
Training School, Monday, Septem-
Der IA. 1t is very necessary that
pupils attend school regularly. 1,
Parents should urge children to at
tend.
BIRTHDAY PARTY; Mrs, L.
W. Flowers was entertained with
a birthday party given by her
husband, Wednesday, Sept. 8. :.
There were beautiful cut flowers
in her spacious living and dining
rooms, rel lpd white American
beauty roses and blue hydrangea
carrying in the color scheme, The
menu consisted of chicken and
dressing. combination salad. seft
drinks and cokies, ice cream and
cake. A large birthday cake de.
corated the dining room table,
Those enjoying the evening were
Mrs, Ethel CASTOR, A. C. Bell, NJ.
,, J. Johnson, P. B. Bell, A, B, Jack
son, Jas Tyler, J. M. Hart, Theo.
Perry, r. l.. Peete, Matilda Rath-
ey, ID. l.. Jones, Emma Hayes,
Steve Walter. A. Martin, A. c,
Shaw, L. E. Summers, J. B. Bates,
C. Dorsey, E. J. Branson, Alice
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Batesyille News
Virginia Smiley

NEWS FROM HERE: The fer
mer Miss Mildred Campbell who
mas been away for a number Of
years arrived from Biloxi, Miss,
Thursday to be with her seriously
i'll mother, Mrs Annie Campbell,
Mrs. Matte Hughes left Wednes-
day for Kansas City, Mo-, to visit
friends before returning to her
home in Alabama after several
weeks visiting her sister and other
relatives. Mrs. Leona Jackson who
has teen seriously i'll from a poison
spider bite Tuef lily morning is
reported to show slight improve
ment. Rev. d. c. Coleman was
accompanied to Lacrosse IS Nj,
MeKiGley Williams Sunday where
he viii conduct a weeks revival
Mrs. Nora Lee Wesley returns
frem Ripley, Tenn, and reports a
very pleasant visit with her moth
el and other relatives. Frtends Of
Mrs. Emma Harris who has been
i'll for so long will ha delighted to
know her daughter, Mrs. Frankie
of Chicago, IL, arrived Sunday.
Rev. seribner conducted services
for Rev, r. ]. Toltart, Sunday at
Iaiferty's Memorial Church. Miss
Codella Montgomery was in Swift
ton and Newport Monday for bust
ness purposes Mrs. RHsalee Waugh
Jones ard three children, arrived
Friday to be the guests Of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. c. {. Waugh.
Miss Dorothy Riley hopes to he
able to enter Baptist College not
later than the 1st Of November,
Mrs. Maybell Fleming aceempan"
led her little neice, Bobby Jean to
Newport to visit her sister. The
services conducted at Bethel A. NJ
f. Church by Rev, Coleman's faith
err were enjoyed by all who attend
ed Evangelist Pearl Martin
preached at Bethel AME CHURCH
Sunday night. Little Miss Bar
hara Ann Jones, granddaughter OF
Mrs. seddie Waugh suffered
severe cut on TIE leg Suaday when
she fell on sharp rock and was
Immediately rushed to the hosp
tai where three stitches were TAX
en-. Mr.. Elmme Sims, formerly
of Batesville. who is in the armed
service stationed at TT, Huach.a
until last week is now at Camp
Robinson. Rev. Jessie Ford ana
Rev. Scribncr each will preach
short eern'pns Tuesday night NJ
Lafferty's Memorial church for
Birthday party sponsored by Clr-
Gle No. g. Tie "Heaven and Hell
party given by the Open Heart
Hatehett Club Friday night was
quite successful. We wish to
thank all who helped the sponsors.
Mesdames Edna Mae Dobbs and
irene johnson Mr.. Willie
Couch who has been i'll for two
weeks is able to be Up. Mr., urinl
Watkins of Lacrosse visited here
Friday night.
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Its WilberfOrce Now

Miss Wanda II. Wood, ll2l W,
Goth st. graduate of Dunbar High
School. Glass Of ~ left last week
to enter Wherefore University,
Wherefore, Ohio.
She is the youngest daughter of
Mrs. Nj. +. Wood and Sister OF
Mechanics G. II, Martin and Grace
Luster and was very popular in
the school, church and social cir
cles of the younger set of the city
Wishing her mech success from,
She Fai'i4aat platfSrm We're hen
family and a group of friends
Misses Lucille lsh and Lillian
Kyles and Messrs Calvin Whit
more, Walter Henderson and 9th.
ers.
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HELENA NEWS
BY +. r. Richardson

PERSONALS Mrs. J. T. Thomas
of Chicago is now making her home
here in the city, where she was a
former resident. Visiting from
Great Lakes, Ill. are sailors Ben
ME Smith, Moses Well and Sammie
Rogers as guests Of their parents.
Friends are sparing no pains III
making their stay a pleasant ore.
From Greenwood, Miss. is Mr.. r.
Walker as guest Of his daughter
end son in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
johnson on Cherry. Miss Vera
Mae wilkins has returned to Phi
lander Smith College in Little Rock
to resume her college work. . Miss
Carrie M. Ingram of st. Louis,
Mo. is visiting her mother Mrs. L.
V. Ingram.
CARTER CHAPEL A. NJ. f.,
Church notes: Supt. A. Mitchell IS
endeavoring to arouse interest ir
the Sunday School Depart. with an
Increase in membership ard finan-
cial contributions. The pal Boys
reported the highest amount last
Sunday and have led in finance for
several months. October ! is Sun
day School students Birthday
Party. Rev. L. McClends n
spiritual evangelist delivered the
sermon at the morning hour last
Sunday and will conduct a spirit
ual rally thru out the week. Tie
"Box Supper" given by Ms, Black
mon was financial success ard
enjoyed by all present.
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Conway News

About Us: Mr.. Odell Embry is
i'll at this writing. Miss Pauleatha
Petty, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Petty left Sunday for Atlanta
University, Atlanta, Ga, where
she will work towards her Mas
tcr's degree. She is a graduate Of
Plilander Smith College. " Miss
Bernice Conley has returned home
after spending the week in Little
Rock az guest Of her mother ard
grandparents Little Carnelita
Thompson is making her home
with her grandparents, DR.. and
Mrs. John Thompson and attend
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BY Tom Jones


ABOUT OURS AND YOURS /:
Mrs. Eula Mae and Leroy Ga!lag-
her of Chicago, left Tuesday to
spend the week end with Mr.. Gal
lagher's father, Willie Gallagher
at Montrose Special guest of
Mrs. Gallagher on Sunday was her
mither, Mrs. Emma Meeks and a
sister. Mrs. Fannie Mae Hameth,
Elmer Hently, nephew and Mr., and
Mrs. Bryant Hameth. all Of Baxter
Dinner guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Hart on Monday
night were Messrs. Paul Brown,
of this city and Leroy Gallagher
of Chicago. Little Miss Earnestine
Grim arrived home safely Mon
day night after spending three
weeks in Chicago with her father,
Mr.. Fred Grim. The tiny visitor
also spent night in st. Louis.
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Mason visit
ed the formers sick father in Pine
Bluff Sunday. Rev. r, G. Grimes
left Monday for Topeka, Kansas
to visit with his children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Williams have as
guests their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Williams
of Pine Bluff. Rev. and Mrs. I.
C. Evans made their arrival Satur-
day from Pine Bluff. where Mrs.
Evans attended both terms Of sum
mer school at A. M. and N. College
and will complete her work to-
wards the 3. s. degree in Home
Economics next summer. having
taken part of her work at Tus-
kcgee Institute. She is teacher
in the Wilmot City School, while
Rev. Evans began his work at the
Macarthur school on Monday Mr..
Thelma Allen Of Tallulah, La, was
business visitor here Monday
Mr.. Clyde Corley made a business
trip to his home last weekend at
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Texarkanians
N F. w s
BY MIRA v. {. Lave
Phone 4l7sW

Personalities In The News, In
ducted in the army last week was
Herman Smith Mr.. Smith was
honored with buffet supper last
Tuesday night at his home, 1905
Pine Present to bid him fare
well we're Mesdames Vivian Lang.
Gene Smith. Mae Helen Jamison,
Mamye Jamison Melvef, Misses
Willie NJ. Fuller and Florine Tow
les and Messrs. John Cornelius
zeniford Lang, Archie Lang, Ed
ward Warren. William Smith and
Dr.. G. U. Jamison, jr. Rev, and
Mrs. C. N. Shropshire of E l4th
St have as house guest. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Willis and daughter.
Georgia Elizabeth of Cotton Plant
Mrs. Willis is the sister of Mrs,
Shropshire. Miss Pauline Walker
Of Dallas, Texas was called to the
bedside Of her mother, Mrs. Edith
Walker, IA f. 1ath st John
Doyle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. ].
Nash. 1908 Laurel has entered
Prairie View College where he
will major in Business Admins
tration. He is recent gradrate
Of Washington Hi.
East End News Mrs. Ida B.
Marshall, reporter, Rev. J. Wilhert
and his choir of Canaan Baptist
Church played a wonderful part
IN the st. James Sunday School
rally which proved very successful
last Sunday. Supt p. Boyd re-
ported the offering as s21.3l, Mrs.
Charlie Richardson, sister to Mrs.
Blanche Williams passed through
HundAy enroute to her home from
the Texas National Convention at
Austin. Texas, in Chicago. As
complete shock to the c.tizenry
hare, Mrs. Addie Walker died last
Thursday morning.
Iron Mt. Addition News: Mrs.
Katie NJ. Haynes, reporter. Sun
day School at Lonoke Baptist
Church was well attended Sunday
Rev. J. A. Johnson preached
wonderful sermon at the morning
hour. At 500 o'clock the church
worxhipped with the Stinson Chap
81 Church and enjoyed a sermon
from Rev. Henry Griffin. The Sick
list this week includes Mesdames
Ethel G. Williams, Martha Moore,
Mary Phelps and Elsie Sumler. !.
Miss Haree Robertson left Sept. 10
for Savannah, Georgia where Pvt
Carlee Paxton and Miss Robertson
will be united in holy matrimony
in the near future. Mrs. Claudine
Bradley of Hope spent the week
end at the bedside Of her sister.
Mrs. Ethel G. Williams. ORR
School News. The sixth grade
presented a very interesting pro-
gram on the Constitution for the
first assembly OF the school year
last Friday, with singing directed
by Mrs. Jones and announcements
BY Prof. Caldwell. Plants have
kseu purchased by several students
In the fifth grade room.
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A. Hammond last week and was
accompanied on her trip home by
her sister. Miss Clesteen Ham
mond who will enter school in the
Windy City. Miss Evelyn c. Brew
er is home after a pleasant vaca-
ton with her aunt and uncle, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ike Harding of Chicago,
and will soon resume her studies
| at Philander Smith College. Re-
cent enrollees at Philander Smith
College were Misses Lode Me
Kindra and Evelyn Byrd. All
smiles is Chester Brewer who will
he employed in a defense plant
soon. Before reporting to the
armed forces, Ode Donald of
Little Rock spent a week here with
his mother Mrs. Cora Donald. &.
PTA Active: Already on hand is
600 lbs Of beef to be canned for
the Hot Lunch project by the In
ion Chapel Community unit and
you will note the large quantity of
vegetables the unit has already
canned Just returned from
Tulsa. Oklahoma is Mrs. Lee Ella
Byrd after an extended visit with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Morris, Recent in
ductee in the armed service was
William T. Wells, son Of Mrs. Au-
bra McKindra Washington. and
Johnnie and William H. Austin
will leave soon for Kansas City
to make their home with sister,
Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. A, Sim
mons spent a few days in Pine
Bluff last week as guest Of sis
ter. A. l.. Brewer, a progressive
farmer of this community is hap
py over his new et-up this year,
Mr.. II. Simmons is advising resi-
dents to can large quantities of
meats, vegetables, etc.
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HOPE
NEWS
BY Bessie D. Elenory

Rising Star Bapt Church: The
Sunday School was conducted by
Supt. F. N. Pegee and class No,
; received the financial banner.
Sunday evening the Four Harmons
and the Sumlin Sisters quartettes
rendered program at the church.
The -Four Harmons will render a
program at the church beginning
Thursday night, October / and the
puddle is invited to attend
Lono&e Baptist Church: The
Sunday School was conducted by
Supt. c. G. Carmichael with the
review by Deacon j. 7. Moore
Prayer hour was conducted by Dea
cons c. G. Carmichael and John
h. kearn. The message was de-
iivsred by Pastor, j. w. Williams.
BTU group No. sponsored a pro.
gram and at 500 p. m. program
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Morning Star
Bapt Church
BY Mrs. Ida c. johnson

Supt. w. NJ. Murdoch opened
the Sunday School hour and each
teacher took charge of the classes
for a thirty-minute period, with
general review Of the lesson by
Deacon Knowles and remarks by
the pastor, Rev. c. f. Canady,
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lar young matron, taking an ac-
tive part in civic and social activi-
ties of the city. She is Librarian
of Dunbar High School and Jun
Tor College, and is the wife Of Fred
c. Byrd.
Miss Ella Webb Collins, the next
in line, holds a B. A. degree from
Philander Smith College and an
NJ. A. degree with a music major)
from Boston University, Mass.
and at present is professor OF
music at Prairie View State COL
lege, Texas.
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Little Rockians In The NeWs

Silas Webb, the youngest, has
spent two years at Tuskegee In
stitute, Ala, working toward a de.
gree in Mechanical Engineering
hat the draft board saw fit to use
him. He left Monday of last week
for Great Lakes and plans later
to enter the Naval Training School
at Hampton Institute, Va.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, we re-
ioice with you in the accomplish
ments of your children and wish
for you and them continued sue
cess
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was rendered by
Mr.. Charlie Eng
fish with Mrs.
Mitchell as ac.
companist We
regret the absen-
ce Of Deacon C.
G. Carmichael
who received his
call on Sept. "a.
One Of the finest
young churchmen
Of the city, he
shall always have
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Lots For Sale!

In Brundidgs Addition, Hope.
Arkansas. Prices and terms very
reasonable. For information see
S. B. Young, sr. Agent, Box 27O,
Hone. Ark. Adv.
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Above we find the family Of
the j. S. Cullins' Of the Westend.
They have much to he thankful
for Though they may be bit de-
pressed at this time, since their
son. Silas, left last Monday of this
week for Great Lakes to train ter
the navy).
TIE eldest of the three children,
Mrs. E. Cullins- Byrd, who holds
a "B. A." degree from Philander-
Smith College, and a "B. s." de-
gree in Library Science from
Hampton Institute, Va, is a popu-
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lection for the day totaled S3467.
Bebee Memorial CINE Church:
Supt. Dilcy Douglas opened the
Sunday School and also reviewed
the Lesson. Young Peoples class
received hoth banners Morning
message by Pastor J. s. Wash
tatstpn. who also delivered the
evening message at Mt. Pleasant
CNE Church, Rev. j. II. Harris.
pastor. A prize was given to Miss
Austsa Lee Knox who raised 1894
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Evelyn, serving delicious course.
The Lonoke Baptist Missionary
Circle No. | met in the home of
Mrs. E. c. Stuart with the chair
man, Mrs. J. w. Williams, presid-
ing. Members present were Mes
danes Jessie Roberts, Ella Walk
er, Hattie Jackson, Minerva Phil
lips and Nina Stuart.
Kindness During Life u
| would rather have one little rose
From the garden of friend
Than to have the choicest flowers
When my stay on earth must end.
would rather have one pleasant
word.
In kindness said to me
Than flattery when my heart is
still.
And life has ceased to be.
| would rather have a long smile
From friends ! know are true
Than tears shed round my casket
When this world I've bid adieu.
Bring me all your flowers today
Whether pink or white or red;
I'd rather have one blossom now
Than a truckload when I'm dead.
Selected.
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Little Sarah Elizabeth Caldwell
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Her
man A. Caldwell, 9l2 Edwards
celebrated her lst Birthday on
September Is. She likes birthdays
and is anxiously awaiting another
big one, if all carry goodies !"
like this one!
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JOIN THE TEN PERCENT
CLUB BUY WAR BONDS
TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY
Evening star., 1942-12-04
OF course HANDKERCHIEFS

Bop Knot and Wreath, en-
broidered sheer white linen. Soc
Bell flower Modiero, embroi-
dered white linen. SOC
Evening star., 1942-04-13
Two Men Are Killed in Falls
From High Elevations

Two men, both As years old, were
killed this afternoon in falls in dif-
ferent sections of the city. Both
were pronounced dead at the scene.
Toby Wheeler, 5O4 Third street
NE. a house painter, was killed
in q fall from the fourth floor of
an apartment building at 2224 F
street NV. Police said he dropped
about so feet and that he was alone
on q scaffold at the time.
There were no witnesses to the
fall. A passerby saw the body lying
on the ground at the side Of the
building
The other victim, an employe Of
the EdmondS Art Stone Co, was
killed when he fell nearly IS feet
down the shaft Of cinder elevator
at 2135 Queens Chapel road NE. He
was identified by police as Harry A..
Murray Of Stop 20. Macarthur
boulevard NV.
Slipping from a platform in a
building used for making bricks,
the victim dropped down the narrow
shaft in which a conveyor belt car
rying cinders operates. His body
became lodged in the base Of the
shaft.
Discovery of the body was made
when workmen investigated the
stoppage Of the conveyor.