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branches of the Volunteer Red
Cross services instead of being
segregated in separate units.
The policy of the Red Cross has
varied in several sections Of the
country with regard to participa-
ton of Negroes. This statement of
policy, however, is the first indi-
cation that there has been a break
from tradition in the New York
area. Responsibility for this ad,
justment is partly due to the eff
forts Of Judge Myles A. Paige
Arthur j. Martin, Mrs. Maude /
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-05-23
Speaker At
Tea

NEW YORK CrTY-(A N P)-
Miss Fannie Hurst. nationally
known author and lecturer, was
the guest speaker last Saturday at
tea held at Harlem Branch YWCA
and sponsored by he Senior Wom-
ems community club Lucille v.
Miller, director.
Others on program were Mrs.
James Weldon johnson, Mrs. Anne
Hedgeman, Merritt Hedgeman. Sy-
bill Gowdy. Ruth Hall Hill and
Father Harrison Of st. Phillips
church.
The community club is sponsor
ed by five OF Gotham's outstanding
social welfare agencies and mem
bers are unattached women between
the ages Of As and 81. At present,
members activities include knitting
Tor the Seanen's'. institute, making
garments for the American Red
Cross, dressings and bandages for
the cancer committee and baking
cookies for the soldiers and sailors
TecTeational center,
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Richardson, Mrs. Eva Land and
Atty. Norman B. Johnson.
Mr., Bearsley's announcement
noted that in furtherance of this
non racial policy of the Red
Cross, the Brooklyn chapter will
invite representative Negro to
membership on the board Of di-
rector.
Negro volunteers will be assign
eded as staff assistants Or accept
| ed for training courses in first aid,
home nursing, nurses aid, scanteen
and production So
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-05-23

If an older, duller, darker outer
skin is what you see, make a date
with your jar of Black and White
Bleaching Cream and get started
toward "the lighter" side with
Black and White Bleaching Cream.
Use this cream according to di-
rections. Soon that duller, darker,
outer skin will start to flake off"
bleaching action starts-you're
headed for a fairer, lighter, smooth
er, softer complexion.
Ask for genuine Black and White
Bleaching Cream. Only 10c in five
and ten stores, Large opal jars,
25c and SOC.
For best results wash your face
thoroughly before applying Black
and White Bleaching Cream. We
recommend Black and White Skin
Soap for this. 10c in ten cent
stores. Large size, 25c.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-05-23
Red Cross Integr ating Race

-(ANP)-Plans for
wider participation of Negroes in
TO the varied activities of The local
chapter. and they will henceforth
have been worked out here, ac-
cording to the announcement of c.
r. Beardsley, chairman of the
chapter, Sld they will henceforth
be integrated into the different
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-05-23
Women In AWorId
At War Discussed

CHlCAGO-(ANP)-'The South Parkway Center com
lttee sponsoring an Institute for Women in World at
War, May 222S, at the South Parkway branch YWCA
mere The institute is planned to give information to CO.
ORDINATE efforts OF local agencies and promote educa
ton for responsibility in wartime citizenship
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ELLINGTON SAYS NTx

NEW YORK-(C)-From Holly
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talked OF plan for q Duke Ellington
PAU Robson musical for the Fall
Is completely false. Duke said so
himself A possible revival OF his
Show ''Jump For Joy" may come
through and also plans for his opera
On Negro culture has & good chance.
But the show with or Man River
Ropeson IS definitely Oft.
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Urge Negro Women To Apply For
Newly-Creat ed Auxiliary Army
Enrolling Officer
Candidates Now

WASHINGTON, D. C. - (SNS) - Negro women were
being urged this week to begin making application for en-
istment in the newly created Womens Auxiliary Corps
whose director will be Mrs William Hobby of Houston
Texas.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

Jordan Of Louisville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, 8l5 Ash St
had as their guest for several
days. Mrs. Myrtle G. White and
baby daughter and Miss Doris
Ward Of Dallas, Texas Many
parties and other entertainments
were given in their honor. Miss
Annie Mae Jenkins Of Little Rock
left last weekend after spending
= month in the city visiting her
father, Mr.. Charles Jenkins and
little sister, Wilma Ruth, who re-
turned to Little Rock with her
for several weeks vacation.
Prominent Minister Dies
Rev. w. C. Coleman passed Sat
urday night at his residence on
Lee St. after brief illness. He
came here one year ago to take
over the pastorate Of Oak St. Bapt
Church from Greenvillc, Texas.
Surviving is his wife Mrs. W. c.
Coleman. Funeral services were
held from Oak Street Baptist
Church, Tuesday afternoon at 200
p. m. with Rev. J. r. Burdett of
Houston, Texas and President of
the Texas State BTU Convention,
officiating.
Jones Funeral Home
J. J. Jones Director
MRS. ERMA Lee Roberts, June
IL, from Bethlehem Baptist
Church. Magnolia.
MRS Julia Walker, July 10 from
Lonoke Baptist Church, Tex
arkana.
MRS. LEILA GARTH, July 10, Mt.
Pisgah Baptist Church, De-
Kalb, Texas,
MR.. B. B. BONNER, from Beth
lehem Baptist Church, Linden,
Texas.
MR.. JOHN HARRIS, July To-
from Corley Cemetery, Maud,
Texas. yAIH
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and 3 of the Lonoke Baptist
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Leanna Young with the general
president, Mrs, Matte X. Jones
present. Mrs, Beulah Johnson,
leader of Circle No, 8, presided,
with song services led by Mrs,
Davenport, with lively scripture
discussion. Speakers were Mrs.
C. NJ. Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Biz
zele. Assisting the hostess were
Mesdames Matte X. Jones and
Julia Burns. Chairmen are Circle
No. 2, Mrs. L. Davenport and No,
8, Mrs. +. L. Johnson. A uni
que affair, recently was Shoe
Rally giveA at the home Of Mrs.
Eutha W., Ferguson, l2a Paul St.
and funds were for the Pastors
Aid Society, which amounted to
$500. The hostess expressed ap-.
probation to those who helped in
making the affair a success. The
Flower Garden Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Ferguson ON We'd
nesday evening, with the president
Mrs. Roxie Yerger, presiding.
Other officers are Mrs. Alice Tug
giles, secretary and Mrs, Metcalf
treasurer, with program commit
tee consisting Of Mrs, Gurthie Will
hanson, Mrs. Eutha w. Ferguson
and Mrs. 4. c. Stuart. Sick COM
mittee, Mrs. J. w. McWashing-
ton and Mrs. Matcalf and the So
cial committee is Mesdames Ell
len Royal, Mable Robinson and
Brown. The hostess served a tea
course to the guests. Next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Royal Mrs. Eola Dennis OF
Stephen is visiting her son and
daughterin law, Rev. and Mrs,
Dennis. Mrs. M. c Custer and
mother, Mrs Belle Langston and
Mesdames Mary Jones and L, j.
Rloks motored to Texarkana to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Alex
Richardson, one of the Oldest un-
deltakers in the state. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. w. Wilkerson left for
Pasadena. Calf, for Civilian De-
tense Service. Rev. J. N. Har-
rison Of Strong has accepted Mr..
Wilkerson's debit with the Uni
vcrsal Life Insurance Company.
Mrs. ESsie D. Brantley and moth
er, Mrs. Zodie Jones a sister, Mrs.
Metcalf left ipr st. Louis where
she will join her husband, Leamon
Brantley, who took part in pa
triotic parade on July 4th.
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Oneida
BY Gents Willis


ABOUT OUR TOWN: The 1st
BAPTIST NJ. Church is showing
steady improvement. The Sun
day School with Bro. Tom Park
er as Supt., Rad a lively lesson
discussion last Sunday on ITEM
ptation", with a special review by
Rev. N. S. Shaw and closing re-
marks hy Rev. d. j. Thomas OF
Memphis. Finance was reported
as $1.37. A number Of visitors
were present at the morning hour
with "a special message btought
by Rev Thomas. Night message
was brought by Rev. N. s. Shaw
CT Coldwater, Miss, with closing
remarks by the pastor, Rev. M.
w, Washington. On the sick
list this week are Mr.. John LAX
en- and Mrs. Ada Colemon.
Mrs. Mary D. Manning LEFT July
IL to be at bedside Of her moth
rr in Chicago, who is very i'll.
The pastor Of st. James A. M. E.
Church is i'll also and was unable
TO attend his services Sunday.
Services at the A. M. L, church
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News From Your Home Town = See Your Local Agent

and sons, George and Arthur Jr.
motored fom Hot Springs. Guests
of the family We're Rev. II. G.
Washington and Prof. and Mrs.
A. V. Turner and daughter, Ell
dora Ann.
PERSONAL: Mr.. Frank Tuck
err was a Texarkan visitor last
week end. George Glenn and
Phillip Gaines have returned from
MeNari, Arizona.
SCOUT NOTES. :. Norman
Gray has applied for membership
in local troop No. 70. Work has
been started at Mac Springs east
of Lewisville ON swimming pool
for Boy Scout members. Coopera-
ting with the officers Of Price Ad-
ministration and of Civilian De-
Tense, the local troop distributed
to approximately 800 Negro
homes leaflets regarding wartime
Price control.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17

were reported as good on last
Sunday, with Supt. l.. Hinton, in
charge of the S. S. Dept, with
lesson review by a visiting min
lister and closing remarks by Bro.
Cotley. The visiting minister
brought the morning message and
collection for the day was $3.05.
The Sunday school and BTU Con-
vention will convene at the First
Baptist Church, Rev M. W. Wash
ington, pastor on August 1928.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this great meeting. Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Magett motored
to Memphis on last Sunday to at
tend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Henrietta Williams. They
were accompanied by Mrs. H
Ghoston and Mrs. E. Rogers.
NOTICE: A financial drive
will be launched at the Salem M
B. Church on August 2 with Rev,
G. H. Harmon, pastor. An ella
morate program has been out.
lined by Mrs. Flora Wallace, Mrs,
Maggie Hurd, Mrs. Hattie Robin
son, Mrs. Irene Shelton, Mrs. Mae
Lee Hicks and Mr.. John Black
who is chairman of the program
committee. :. Visiting churches
and ministers are invited to take
a part on the program.
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Wilmar News
BY Opha Lee Gardner

NOTES ON OUR CITY: Miss
Miss Ollie Ruth McFadden, Of
Warren is visiting your column
list. Arlene Gardner and other
friends.
Miss Rohizine Crowder left for
st. Louis, Mo-. last week for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Jones left for
Gould, Sunday morning to visit
her grandmother.
DR.. Lunon Presidcs at Confer
ence: The Second Quarterly Con-
ference was held at Shady Grove
A. M. f. Church, with the p. f..
of this district, DR.. f. j. Lunon,
presiding. Guest speakers for the
day was the visiting elder and
Rev. Jones of Monticello. Rev. L.
W. Daniels, spared no pains in
making this conference huge
success and expresses appreciation
to his membership and friends.
The group of religious workers
at this historic church will hold
Missionary Convention at Viii
mar, converting July "a, with SEES
sions lasting through July 26.
Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Brock on Sunday afternoon were
Mrs. 6. w, Shelton and baby, &C
compared by Mr.. Shelton.
ANNOUNCE Anniversary: Of
particular interest to local citi
zens is the announcement by Rev.
c. r. Ramsey, pastor Of Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church. that his fifth an.
niversary ceremonies will convene
ut the church this week, with an
elaborate closing ceremony on
Sunday.
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Texarkanians
N F. w S

tendance. The discussions were
timely and large attendance is
expected at the next meeting OF
the group.
CHURCH.: Rev. Roberts. pastor
of st. Mark Baptist church preach
ed to n packed house on Sunday
speaking ON "Baek-biting,' The
Mission Sisters of Philadelphia
Baptist church entertained Sunday
night with the Royal Four, pres
enting a good program. The con-
greeation missed the voice of little
Miss Dolphus, but it has been re-
ported that the group will return
soon .Ax~xl
CITIZENS Join Up In Defense
Drive; BE loyal and buy Defense
Bonds and Stamps. We are
glad to report that Mr. B. Ii.
Mitchell, of St. Louis, son Of Mrs.
Adline Mitchell, life long resi-
dent here has purchased a $1,000
Bond. That's shows the spirit Of
fighting for true democracy!
SPORTS The Community has
been outstanding in sports, along
with many other things. The
local Travellers, is we'll organ
lied and finely equipped team,
under the direction Of Mr.. ID. Is.
Mitchell, July 9th. they crossed
bats with Conway, and won all
laurels. Local lineup was W. &.
Mcdaniel, catcher, Jas. Billups,
pitcher, with j. c. Mitchell, veter-
an player, pitching the last inn
ings. Manager Mitchell reports
that the Travellers are in the field
and begging competition!
Note; See Our local sub-agent,
Master G. G. johnson for news
Read the fast-growing State
S' .as1Hh
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McGehee News
BY Tom Jones

DID YOU KNOW THAT?
The younger set is proud to an
nounce the arrival Of Miss Alma
Jean Poole, who arrived Wednes-
day night, accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. Bats and little
sister Anette Hendon. Miss Pool
|hRs Just finished successful
sefh in Chicago and will
return sometime in September.
Also in the city is Miss Erma
Carson of Kansas City, Mo-, who
Is visiting her mother, grandmoth-
er and other relatives, after a
successful schoil term. Mr.. F.
6. Gray made his usual trip home
Saturday night Mrs. Clara
Wheeler, q well known citizen de-
parted this life, Thursday evening
July . at her home and funeral
services We're held at McGehoe
Chapel Church Sunday, July l2. :.
Little Alma Jean Grimes departed
this life Saturday evening, July IL
and funeral services were held
from Evening Star Baptist church
Tuesday evening, July Ia. . Mrs.
). 7. Cason announces the page
ant, "The Parade of States" to
be success, under the direction
Of Mrs. Cook of Little Rock to be
held at Evening Star Baptist
Church, July II, with Rev. w. C.
Campbell, pastor. Mrs. D. l..
Jones is much improved at this
writing Mr.. and Mrs N. Brown
the brother and sister-in- law of
Mrs. Jones returned to their home
in Kansas City, Sunday. Mrs.
Brown visited Relatives in other
parts Of the State before return
ing. Mrs. Ella Williams had a
trip to Chicago and returned with
her four grandsons, who will re
turn in September. The elder one
Is school age, II. l.. Balentine. =.
Mr.. Earnest Jones made a bust
ness trip to the city Tuesday. Il
do mean business because it was
with Uncle Sam. Mrs. Sarah
Willis gave a surprise birthday
supper for her husband, E. +.
Willis, Monday evening, July
and everyone enjoyed themselves,
he honoree received many gifts.
The Usher Board meeting of Even
ng Star Baptist Church has been
postponed because of the pageant
but will resume re.
yular schedule after Friday mite,
Is announced by Mrs. Rosa Will
,on, president and Rev. W. G.
Campbell, pastor. Mrs. Verdia
ZEE Green left Thursday night for
;hicago, ILL.,, and will be guest of
her brother, Percy Davis. Miss
Graves had as her
uest last week, Henry Snodgrass
f New York City. Mr.. Snod-
rass is the assistant road mana
err with Count Basic. Mr.
luther Williams spent last week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
LeWisville News
BY r. F. Turner

CHURCH NOTES: The Galilee
Baptist Church celebrated the
18th Anniversary of it's pastor,
Rev. N. Young, Sunday July 9Th
Rev. A. l.. Brown taught a splen-
did S. S. lesson and at II o'clock
preached an inspiring sermon. At
3 o'clock Rev. II. G. Washington
delivered one of the most out
standing Anniversary sermons
ever heard at Galilee. The church
and it's auxilaries raised a total
of $3.50. The pastor was pres
cnted with many gifts by memhers
and a host of friends. Partici-
pating in the celebration were the
following churches: Gum Point, St.
James, Pilgrim Rest, New Morn
ing Star and Union Hill.
The Antioch Baptist church held
regular services Sunday with their
pastor officiating at both morning
and evening services.
The Rev. J. A. Brooks held re-
gular evening services at Nc
Donald Chapel Methodist Church,
Sunday, July 18th.
The Vacation Bible School end
ed the first half of it's two
weeks session, Friday July 10th,
with one hundred twenty-three
students and teachers enrolled and
one hundred four attending daily.
Mesdames Imogene Simpson, Leila
Bell Thomas and Sonnie Lee Gain
es are instructors in the Junior
Dept. Rev. Fred White, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church (white)
and Principal of the Bible School
will be absent during the remand
err of the school term, and Prof.
A. V. Turner has been named
principal to complete the term.
Mrs. Susie p. Gaines general Sec
rotary, is filling Rev. Whites
position as instructor in the In
termediate Dept. A special ser
mon was preached Friday night
for the School by the Principal,
Rev Fred White,
FUNERAL: Services for Mrs,
Amy Nesby, Lewisville Nonagen-
arian were conducted Monday,
July 18th at Antioch Bapt. church.
Rev. N. S. Coleman delivered the
sermon. The deceased was the
grandmother of Mrs. Maggie A,
jackson, outstanding public school
teacher in Lafayette County.
OUTING. Forty one men,
hers of the Gaines family held a
picnic on Bodcaw Lake July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Faulks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
Bradley News
by A. f. Brown

IN THE LIMELIGlT: Church
services were held at Grays
Chapel CINE church. with the Rev.
A. l.. Allen, pastor, who brought
a wonderful message. Collection
was taken by Mr.. Turner, which
TO 1898. Mrs. Green
Green was appointed as a delegate
to the district conference to be
held on July 23rd. Home Mis-
sion: The Shiloh M. B. Church
Mission Band met on Monday
with timely discussion through
out the meeting, The president,
Mrs. G. Still, presided with Mr..
Lucille Williamson as secretary.
The Young Women's Club met
at the home of Mrs. Bessie Or
ange, with Mrs. Z. l.. leading the
Bible discussion. This is one Of
the city's leading clubs.
ILL: Mrs. Malinda Martin is at
the bedside of her sick brother,
Mr.. Chester Martin this week. We
hope him speedy recovery. Up
and out again is Mr.. P. S. White
field, after an extended illness,
also recovering is Mrs. SSavan-
nah johnson.
Miss U. Stills reports wonder
full vacation in Memphis and has
returned home after a pleasant
visit. Recently returning from
Chicago WIS Miss Helen Blown
after pleasant school term.
LOCAL CITIZEN DIES: As we
go to press word has been received
of the death Of Mr.. Jesse Bell
johnson. Funeral arrangements
are not completed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-07-17
Batesville News
By Virginia Smiley

CLUB NOTES: The ureka Club
regets very much to loose the ef-
ficlent supervisor, Mrs. Maude
Smith who is moving to Newport
in the near future. The First
Aid Nursing Glass for Women
was well attended at the last
meeting of the group on Monday
General discussion centered a.
round, Medicines and other re-
needless" with the lesson taught
by Miss Sallie Grow. Mrs. Nc
Cormic was guest at the meeting
and visitor 10 the class. The
Ureka Club will sponsor a Straw
Ride to Newport on July 20. Cir
Gle No. 2 OF Laiferty's Memorial
Church gave a shower for Mrs.
Festus Johnson who was recently
married. MS. johnson will be re-
membered as Miss Irene Carthar-
en-. Circle No. l of the church
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Smiley at their last meet
ing.
PERSONALS: Mr.. J. M. Smith
spent h week-en visiting
friends in Newport :. Miss Alice
Whitenhill and Mr.. James Will
liams OF Newport were weekend
guests Of Mrs. Maude Smith. :.
Mr.. Fred T. Finely, son of Mr..
Hershel Finley who was a grad
uate Of B. J. H. School left Fri
day for Crossett to spend the sum-
mer with his grandparents and
will enter Dunbar in the fall at
Little Rock. Little Miss Mil
dred Coleman is spending the week
with the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Waugh at their home in
the country. Evangelist Pearl
Martin Of the AME Church left
Thursday for points in the state
ard Okla, We wish her much
success in her christian mission.
Mrs. Marie Sims of Alexandria,
La, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. F.. Mccoy, Mr.. Harry Nc
Coy, who suffered severe stroke
last week is slightly improved.
Mrs. Theodore W. HAMS left Sat-
urday for an indefinite visit with
her sister, Mrs. Mitchell Wafford
Of Jonesboro and Miss Vivian
Waugh of st. Louis. Miss Bea-
trice Lexion, daughter o I Mr..
Frank Lexion spent the weekend
in Newport and attended the fun
eral of Frank Brown. Mrs.
Anna Dean Finaley left Tuesday
afternoon for Kansas City to at
tend family reunion and an in
definite stay with her sister. .
Mr.. Benjamin Waugh Of Column
bus, Ohio and Atlanta, Georgia,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Waugh
of this city was married last
week in Columbus. Mr.. Waugh
graduated from b. J. II. school in
'29 with high honors and grad
aiated from Wilberfoace, Uni>
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