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La gaceta., 1942-11-23
LEGO A ALEMANIA HI
NUEVO EMBAJADOR ES-
PANOL

Madrid, Nov. 23.-Acaba
de llegar a Alemania ell nuevo
embajador de Franco ante Ell
gobierno de Hitler, Jose vi
dial. No acudi6 a recibirlo a la
estaci5n del ferrocaril, como
Sc dijera, ell ministro de negC-
clos extranjeros, Won Ribben-
trop.
Dicese que Alemania pu-
diera intentar salir a la ode
fensa" de Espaha, con la ex.
cusa de que los Aliados domi-
nan ell Norte de Africa.
Los alemanes, superados en-
ell Norte africano y contenidos
en- Russia, es probable que alta
quen a Turquia, 81 no Sc de-
ciden a penetrar en- Espaha.
BESIDE ell punto de vista del f.
je la operation menos dificil
seria la de Espaha.
Asegura la Radio de Berlin
que Ia reciente orden de movi-
lizaci6n en- Espaha es para de-
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

SO ell Sr. Vinson, 'la efcacia d.
estas embarcaciones mas livianas
mas rapidas, tanto para patru
liar como para la defensa contri
los submarines y la protection d.
los portaviones."
Necesidad de los buques de guerra
"No obstante," agreg6 ell ST.. Vim
son, 'los buques dc guerra como
arma, no deben considerarse def
nitivos." A pesar de que en- las ba-
tallas de Midway Y del Mar de
Coral, las fuerzas de los Estados
Unidos impidieron la invasion ia
ponesa, a base de portaviones, la
Marina, dijo, ''estaba continuando
la construction de todos los barcos
de guerra cuyas quillas habian
sido colocadas, a saber: dos buques
de $4,000 toneladas, gemelos del
North Carolina, y cuatro buques de
guerra de la clase de $4,000
toneladas. Han sido diferidos, sin
embargo, los proyectos para cuatro.
superbuques de guerra de 10000
toneladas cada uno."
81 bien los portaviones demostra-
ron ser de una enorme efectividad
en- las victorias del Mar de Coral y.
de Midway, sc pudo c%omprobar, al
mismo tempo, que son ~vulnerables.
La construction de los seis "grandes
barcos," pr6ximos a terminarse, re-
.presenta ia seguridad ~esencial"
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

cooperation del gobierno colon
biano.
Ell DR.. Chandler, que osttutaba Ia
medalla col0mbiana de la Ordon de
Boyaca, que le fue con'erida en- 1879
por ell Presidente Eduardo Santos,
cOmento, en- sus frases de p|resent.-
ci6n, que por 10 menos dos ciudsda-
nos de los Estados Unidos habfan
"caido luchando por Ia libertad &c la
terra que Manuel Torres represen-
taba." FL primero de ellos, diio el
DR.. Chandler, fue James O'Co nor,
Primer Teniente bajo las 6rdeuas
de Miranda.
Las Palabras del Sr. Hull
FL Sr. Hull declare en- su mensaie:
"Siempre ha sido costumbre. con
motive del Aniversario de la hide
pendencia de la Republica que re-
presento Don Manuel Torres, rem
dir homemade por medic de 81 a los
primeros luchadores por Ia liber-
tad que representa-. En- estos dias
en- que brutalmente Sc lama un
reto a esa libertad por la que pelea-
ron Y derramaron su sangre, Cncie-
IRA un signiicado especial este ho-
menaje para aquellos de nosotros
que atesoramos la libertad Y tene-
mos la frme resolution de couser-
varla con igual devotion por la me-
moria de Don Manuel Torres. q a.
Judo hoy cordialmente al Presiderta,
gobierno y pueblo de Colombia"
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

res, Cordell Hull, y breves alocu.
clones de representatives dipomati-
cos de otras naciones americans
representatives de la Iglesia Cato
lica, y de la Ciudad de Filadelfa.
AL pie de la lapida de bronco de
Torres, sobre ell muro de la iglesia
de st. Mary, ell Consul General de
Colombia en- Filadelfa, Don Octa-
VIC Diaz Valenzuela, deposit6 una
corona, y hacienda resaltar ell es-
fuerzo incesante del DIR. Torres por
estrechar mas las relaciones entire
las Americas, manifesto 10 siguien-
te:
"No puedo hallar NADIA mas apro-
piado que citar textualmente las
palabras de este insigne patricia
colombiano quien decia, hace mas
de Glen amos: 'Seria facil trazar una
Inca de conducta americana Y con-
centrarse en- los medios para repe-
Ter cualquier ataque contra ell Nuevo
Mundo Y frustrar completamente
las se%mpiterAas intrigas que destru-
yen esta obra y causan la envidia
entire los gobiernos y ciudadanos de
|Norte y Sur America
Hizo la presentation del Sr. Va
lenzuela, ell DR.. Charles Lyon Chan
der, banquero de Filadelfa, y Sc
cretario Permanente de la Sociedad
a la Memoria de Manuel Torres, que
erigi6 la lApida de bronco con la
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

ses de Primeras Curas. Tn cur
so de 20 horas, para ell que pre-
yiamente Sc han inscripto mu-
chOs ciudadanos.
Estas Glasses son autorizadas
por la Cruz Roa Americana. Ca
da unO de los que terminen el
curse Obtendra su certificate.
Actuaran como professors lbs
Sres. Marcelino Aguelles, Abe
iardo Santa Cruz, Fernando Fer
nandez, Rocco Santa Sruz, Este.
We Santa Cruz y B c. Fidalgo
Las classes seran en- 81 idioma
castellano, te6ricas y practices
Las classes Sc daran los tunes
" ueves de cada semana, de 8
a 10 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIcUEz)

creative Educational" suspenda
la function teatral que para csc
dia tenia anunciada.
Manuel Cabrera, tutor de la
entidad educational, escOgi6 u
ma nueva fecha, ell Domingo 20
del presente mes.
Sera representada la bonita
cbra Ola de Reyes" pOr un es-
cogido grupo de nihos que dirige
la Sra. GARNER Ramirez.
Tambien Sc pr esentara un Sc
lecto acto de variedades con Chi
tan Monies, Alicia Louro, Julio
Rodriguez y Alicia Alvarez
Sepase que la function ha side
transferida del viernes para e.
domingo.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

La matinee de aver
Otro triunfO para la activa
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre Els
panol, 10 aport6 la matinee de
aver.
Desde temprana bora de la
tarde Ell salon de fiesta Sc vic col
mado por una elegante concu-
rrencia, la que Sc divirti6 bailan
do a los acordes de la orquesta
''Don Francisco" conjunto que
interpret6 m~agistralmente un sc
Qecto repertoire
BESIDE la plataforma colgantt
sc anunci6 otra matinee para e,
entrante domingo
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasts
despues de las ocho de la noche
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

rama Riesgo el segundo fruto
de su union matrimonial, una
hermOsa nina.
Ell alumbramiento tuvo lugar
en- la Olinica eel Bien Pdblico''
siendo asistida la Sra. Riesgc
por ell competente ginec6logc
DR.. Jose Antonio Dominguez.
A la bora en- que escribimos es
tas %lineas, el estado de la mama
y la nena es bastante satisfacto,
rio.
Permanecera recluida en- ese
centric de salud pOr los dias re.
queridOs en- eStos casos.
Tn beso a la nueva ciudadana
y congratulamos a sus d;chosos
papds.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

contra la posibilidad de qu~ hIturas
perdidas de portaviones puedan
convertir la guerra martina en-
una prueba de peso y poder de
ataque, en- ell cual decidirian, f.
nalmente, los canones de gran cali
bre Y ell pesado blindaje de los
buques de guerra.
FL Comite de Asuntos Navales
recientemente inform6 al Congress-
cue seg1n ell nuevo proyecto, Sc
construirian 400 submarines de
acero, 200 cazasubmarinos de ma
dera, 200 torpederos y 200 otras
embarcaciones pequehas.
Inform6 ell Comit6, al Congreso,
que la Marina reconoce ell pri-
mordial, 81 no decisive papel, que
desempehan en- esta guerra, los
portaviones, Y ahade que, en- conse-
cuencia, la Marina proyecta cons
truir inmediatamente nuevos porta-
viones.
mo %signifca esto," continGa ell
informe, "que hayan perdido su
gran valor los otros tipos de buques
de combate, pero la politica actual
de la Marina de co%nstruir porta-
viones es natural y l6gica. Para
cumplir este prop6sito es precise
diferir Ia construction dc ciertos
tipos de buques, cuyo uso inn 'iato
no es de tanta urgeucia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

W~ASHINGTON.-La expe.
riencia ha demostrado en- esta
guerra que los portaviones sc
han convertible en- "la espina
dorsal de la flota." Como con-
secuencia de clio, la Marina de
los Estados Unidos esta dedi-
cada a la construction inme-
data de 100000 toneladas de
nuevos transpcrtes de esta
claSe.
Estos nuevos proyectos de cons
trucci6n naval fueron dados a como
GER recientemente por ell Sr. Carl
Vinson, Presidente del Comite de
Asuntos Navales en- la Camara de
Representatives. de los Estados Uni
dos. Manifesto ell Sr. Vinson que,
en- conjunto, Sc hallaban en- cons
truccion 2.646.000 toneiadas de bu-
ques Y que en- ell programa que seria
sometido al Congreso Sc solicitaba
Sc duplicase la actual flota. AIDE.
mas de estas 100000 toneladas en-
portaviones, Sc refri6 ell Sr. Vinson
a las medidas que sc habian tornado
par construction de 100000
tonel-aas de cruceros de tipoligerO
y pesadO, asi como tambien para
100000 toneladas de cazatorpederos
Y de destructores insignias. LA
experienced ha demostrado," EXPIRE
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

FILADELFIA.-Hace pocC
Sc tribute en- esta solemne no.
menaje a la memoria del Illus
tire patricia colombiano, DR.,
Manuel Torres, quien fuera ell
primer representante diplo-
matico l-atinoamericano que
llegara a los Estados Unidos.
En- torno a la tumba, que Sc abri6
en- ell viejo cementerio catolico de St.
Mary en- 1923 para recibir los restos
del DR.. Torres, Sc congregaron, por
ell leo. ano consecutive, Filadelfa y
sus organizaciones panamericanis-
tas, para oticiar servicios religiosos
en- memoria del ilustre desapare-
cido. Ell DR.. Torres fallecio al POGO
tempo de haber alcanzado su mas
b~rillante triunfo: ell de haber obte-
nido ell reconocimiento de su patria
por los Estados Unidos. LEGO a
este pals en- 1896, Y Sc dedico con
ahinco a TRAFALGAR por ell progreso
de Colombia y pc la solidaridad
intara mnricano
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

En- Ia mahara del viernes fld
sometido a una delicada inter
venci6n quirGrgica 81 estimate
Mario Mira, residente de la ave.
nida Nebraska.
La operation lie fu6 practica-
da, en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espahol, por 81 eminente ciruia
no DIR. Winton.
FL estado del amigo Mira es
alentador.
Hacemos ruegos pOr 81 totai
establishments.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

preciada Sra. Anita Paz, esposa
del oven atleta Willie Paz.
A su Residential, 1886 de la ca
lie Conrado, acudiran sus mu-
chas amlgas.
iFelicidadesl
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

CumTlC7io2
En- ell dia de hoy celebra 81
cumpleanos una estinmada ami.
guita del cronista, la Srta. An.
gle Garcia, hiia amantisima de
los esposos Frances y Manuel
Garcia. con Residential en- ell nG-
nero 17o4 De Ia Novena Ave.
Sus carihosos papas le ofrece-
ran una fiestecita en- su hogan.
para Ia que han invisita q las a.
mistadcs de Ia familia.
Hegue a Angie nuestra felici-
taci6n mas efu.iva.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

mostrar al mundo que ell go
bierno de Franco esta firme-
mente determinado a defen-
der su p%osici6n, bajo todas las
circunstancias.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
Gamble de te1Ad

Debido al aniversario del Flu
silamiento de los Estudiantes
dfa q de noviembre, la sociedad
Circulo Cubano respetara esa fe
cha y ha ordenado al Club 'Re'
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
La fiesta de 0noche

E~ncantador lucia anoche el Pa
tio-Jardin de Ia Casita Cubana,
albergando a centenares de pa
rejitas que acudieron a difrutar
del bale organizado por la Sec
ci6n de Recreo, dirigida por el
Sr. Oscar Cuervo.
Cada semana estas fiestas Sc
ven mas concurridas. Anoche hu
DO necesidad de colocar mas me
sas de las que usualmente Sc pre-
paran.
La concha de la misica fue o.
cupada por "Don Francisco,
con SD cantante Joe Camejo. Pa
ra este conjunto hubieron mu.
chos aplausos.
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta de'
pues de las doce de la noche
constituyendo un verdadaro exi
to econ6mico-social.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

EempezdrdH hoy las clascs
de Primerds Curds
A las ocho de la noche de hoy
cOmenzaran, en- la sala de fics-
tas del Centre Espahol, las cla-
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Ndtdljci0
En- Ia fecha de hoy, lunes,
cumple un aho mas de vida la a
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
Mensaie del SecretariO Hull

Celebraronse la ceremonies alu-
didas ell 20 de julio, Dfa de la Inde-
pendencia de Colombia, contribu-
yendo a su realce ell mensaje del
Secrstario de Relaciones Exterio-
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
SANTOS del did

.Stas. Lucrecia Y Felicia, Gle
mente, Sinecio. Trd6n y Juan
Bueno.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
COT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

n you've got a date with the girl friend. or
& business appointment, play Nnart and take
the proper prccuutiou 10 see tlAt your brcath
dJCbnt offend Unnecessarily. After al, moth.
ing Is 80 ineNcusable and 20 offensive. as
noglecsod case u h~alitosl8 chad breathl. Be.
fore your next tate or business appointment,
rinse The mouth With Listerine Antseptie.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
1weeieri purer, less likely 10 offend. Most
cases of h~alitoais, cay some authorities, are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some cosca may BE-
due ~ Fystemic disorders. Against the for.
NOR condition, LHtorne Anti4eptic works
wonuers because IL first halts the fermensa-
ton and then 0yercom@ tho odors Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use II. liz the first aid Of
th0vsand8 OF popular and successful people
LISTERIhE ANTlSEPTIC
re 1ahs NoaF RrsaaA Swssssa 4
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

NGcimient0
En- Il dla de aver naci6 a los
estimadOs espOsOs Jose y Espe-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
IOcal News From Your Home Town

ing an enjoyable lit. Mr.. aGd
Mrs. George Tueke and edlidreu
were weekend guests OF her sig
ter, Mr., and Mrs. Dairy nockery
Mr. and Mrs. II. Morgan henog-
ed their son, John T. with birth
day party recently ard a Joint eele-
brstion was held when little Miss
Lac Ward CAN'T also boaeted of
this being her 10th birthday! A.
popular man about town is M.
Handy Walter, who is employed
on a defense project. Miss Maed-
la CAN'T VIII enter high school on
Monday at Wsldo and viii reside
with her grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Howell. Driver for
the school BIS is Mr.. ]. o. War
ZEN Beautiful cotton crops were
.XaIbited by Mr., Alex McDutfie
who has -four bales tc his credit,
after three weeks picking and al
so Nh, n. II. pockery who already
has six bales on hand. The son
Of Mr., and Mrs. Alex McDutfie,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Green Brier News

BY carrie Halcromha
PILGRIM REST BAPT. CHURCH
Sunday School was we'll attended
last s ndav with Supt l.. ",
Gau't in charge and teachers stand
ing ready to take charge of the
group lesson discussion.
School bells rang at The local
school last Monday, With a good
enrolment and the same teacher
in charge, Mrs. Daillies Woodard,
who IS a faYorite among parents
and students.
Our sympathy goes OFT to rel
atives and friends If Mr.. Edward
Oliver who passed on Oct, 18th at
Conway. Funeral services will be
held from Pilerim Rest Baptist on
Sunday, Oct. 25th.
The local SUNDAY School and
singing class will go to Mt. Olive
Baptist Church on the lst Sunday
in Nov. to take part in a rally pro.
gram and planning a big day.
This weeks visitors are Mr., and
Mrs. John Clnkseale and little
daughter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Bradley News
Bv A. f. Brown

The ShSiloh Bapt taurch held a
very timely Sunday school with
Supt. Wardell, after which the
pastor, Rev. B. J. Harper brought
the message of the hour, Gods
Training School, taken from Matt.
5;3. The congregation was large
and appreciative for the inspir-
ing message. Collection Yves an
nounced as $1,000.
w ors TIN week were Ms,
Ethel Lee Olshy Of Shreveport,
who spent the visit with her uncle
Rev. A. f. Grown, Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Alma Young. Reporting a
grand session at Shiloh FreeWill
Bapt Church, Haynesville is Mrs.
Emma l.. Brown who has return
Annual Women's Home Mission
Convention raised $4,000, with a
large attendance witnessed.
Mrs. Vera billiard is guest of
her brother and sister in-law, Mr..
aad Mrs, Griss billiard. Sgt. l..
D. Williams after spending short
furlough with his parents has re-
turned to his camp at Fit. Hauchu-
ca. Ariz. Pfc Hansel Morgan has
returned to his Indiana camp af-
ter brief Through with his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Hawkins.
Many socials were planned for his
enjoyment.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Batesville News
Ru Nirpinia Snniinu

BY Virginia Smiley
IN THIS WEEKS NEWS. Mus.
Johnic Brown, prominent citizen
and member Of Bethlehem Baptis.
Church is enjoying a two weeks
visit with her sister ard brother
In Toledo, Ohio and will also visit
in La Porte, Ind....Mr. and Mrs.
Brown were among the many
guests to enjoy and help make the
church anniversary CT Rev. T. L..
White, pastor Of Metropolitan Bapt
Church of Little Rock IL great
success. Miss Julia Mae Martin,
former resident recently visited
friends and RELATIVES. Mrs. No
TIRE Weaver and Miss Larnire
Woods were among the guests who
helped to make the birthday party
for Vance a gala affair.". Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Smiley returned to Lit
tie Rock Saturday evening to visit
his seriously i'll sister, Mrs, Roberta
Hildreth at 1918 Pulaski Street.
Mrs. Lizzie Simpson ard grand
daughter were visitors in the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. Mack Harris, Tues
Mr.. George Tribbet who is en-
ployed at Jacksonville srent the
week end here with his family.
Messrs. James Williams, Bud Light
enirg, James Nicely and Mis- Lii
lie Mae Gauge were visitors from
Newport Sunday" Miss Dorothy
Mae Simpson who is visiting Miss
Alma Parker at 435l Finney Ave,
St. Louis Is certainly missed by
her many friends but we wish her
a very pleasant stay. Mrs. Maude
Smith and Miss Magnolia Simpson
of Newport visited friends and lei
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23

lie leader, With the Jubilee Singers
Of Paris, Texas rendering special
music the finance totaled $40.
Welcome guests in the home ef
Mr., ard Mrs. Nelson Boykins wee
Masonic brothers Slim and Stick
liz, together with the grand master
s.. On Tuesday night banquet
was held at Wynne School for
boys leaving for camp this week,
Mrs. Calvin Wynn is leaving Man-
day for Lake Village to visit her
mother, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Foster have started on their jour
ney back to Tucson, Ariz., accom-
panied by Mr., Nelson Boykins.
st, James Sunday School was glad
to welcome Sart David Adams
back into the school after a five
weeks visit in Little Rock. Rev.
II. c, Cooks reported wonderful
time at the Association held at
Magnolia Friday If the rain
stays away one more week, cotton
ing picking will close and school
will open. We are glad to read
the Cross School rews in the Press
says Elzora and Hattie V. Roy
kins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Cross Road News
BY Mrs. II tie Thompson

Mr.. Marvin Berry arrived Sat
urday morning from an Arizona
camp on a brief Through as guest
of his wi e, Mrs, Annie Berry and
his brother and sister in. law, Mr.
and Mrs. Solen Berry. Miss Will
lie d. Henson accompanied him to
Mechanic to visit his parents, Mr..
and Ms. Luther Berry. Mr.. and
Mrs, +. Lewis and son, j. l., Of
Hope were guests of Mrs. Katie
Holmes last Sunday. Mr.. James
Archie Of Hope Is spending this
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armon Holmes. Mrs. Nadine
Taylor Mrs. Pearlene Taylor, Mrs.
Ada Nixon attended the Assoeia-
ton on last week end. Mr. Mon
roe Green and son, l.. Green of Me
Kamie visited the home Of his son,
Ephram Green on Sunday, Mrs.
Lula Mae Green was pleasant
caller at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
c. l.. Warren on Sunday Mrs.
Fra ella Ticker and son and Mrs
Floretta Evans were called to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smart Misses Geraldine and
Josie Green were first callers in
,he new home Of Mr., and ai4s I'D
Martin, the new couple ms u Al
on Saturday and were togr1ar re-
sidents here. Miss Cp.l Outsey
was accompanied to Damn Gus by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J.
Williams where she il attending
school. Little c. l.. Warren is on
the sick list and class mates arc
lonesome without him Misses
Rubbic and pcrlec, TayloS~ We're
callers at the home OF Mrs. Oliver
Henderson Sunday. Mr.. Edd
Thon,ps on made a business trip to
l.ewisville Monday :. Message
was received by Mr., Frank Hol-
mes from his wife MIS-. Lucille
Holmes reporting ,sat her mother
is seriously i'll at Hoston, La. =.
Mrs. Bessie Mae McCray, her hus-
band and immediate family have
our heartfelt sympathy in the less
Of their two year cid baby on
Monday The body was laid to res,
in Black cemetery on Tuesday af
ter a brief ceremony.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Pine Bluff News
By Mrs. Tom Jones

PLANTER DIES .. Mr. Dave Ward,
Well-knoWn planter Of Hooker died
at home Sunday night ard Fune! al
services were held at st. Peters
Catholic Church, Wednesday,, with
Father G. F. Kempinski officiating
He is survived fy his wife, a son
and aushtcf-in-laW, two brothers,
enc sister and a host of ether rel
atiges. Ieny Funeral Home was
in charge.
Called to the city in the death of
his father We're Mr.. and Mrs. Del
ma Ward Of Chicago. Week lend
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powell was Mrs. Novella Bur
ton, teacher of Eiinklev~. MIS-,
Ben Davis II. of Monroe, La. and
two children were visitors here
last week, Newly appointed as the
principal OF the Missouri Street
School is w. ] Caenney and surely
he will make a good enc I. Conf
pany was at the home Of Miss Be
atrice Cranberry Sunds Y when two
brothers, Thomas and Willie, ac-
comIanied by Mr.. James Garrison
came from McGehee and Miss 9. J.
Marshall ard Otha Biddle of this
city joining them to make the day a
pleasant one. Death called Mr.. +.
Enright, brother eff Richard En-
right, well-lnowr employee of the
Bell Telephone Co. last Friday ard
last rites were held Sunday from
Rose Hill Baptist Church, with Rev
Nash, officiating. He is survived
by three brothers and host of rel
atiyes and grief stricken friends.
Miller Funeral Home was in charge
80, Ms. Layada Taimls and little
Margaret returned home last Sat.
from Jerome where they have been
visiting mother and grandmott en-.
Addcd to the list of STATE PRESS
readers this week are Jake Woods
of f. 18th and Mrs. Katie Bell eff
W. 2nd,.. Mrs. V. L. Walton is re-
ported i'll Ego by and cheer herr,
Substituting FOR her Is Mrs. La
zelle Chenney."Seriously injured
and we are praying a speedy re-
covery for cur friend Mr.. ALT Bed
ford, well-known stock dealer,
Down from McGehee on business
last week was Mrs. Ceiley Gaines.
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spent the week end in Eudora. Mrs
Freddie Thornton Of Chicago is
house guest of Mrs, Jessie Grant.
Mr., A. T, Galloway of Hamburg
was week end visitor Miss
Margaret Reed and Miss Smith Of
toldyee were in the city We'd
nesday A number of citizens are
attending the 9th ANNUAL Sos
sion of the United Friends of
America in McGehee this week.
The Southeast District Association
will be held at the Ash Street
Church on Oct, 2s through Nov, l
We are asking the support of all
the churches of the city to make
the delegates find every comfort
waiting Miss Bridges l.. Brooks
of Wilmot was in the city Monday.
The st. Paul Rapt. Sunday school
was opened at the USUAL hour
Sunday morning with Assistant
Supts. Y. B. Jordan and Carl
johnson present with their teach
,rs in respective places. A gen.
eral review was given by Mrs.
Mary Downs and a good financial
report was made, The "Feast in
the Wilderness" held in the Mission
Thursday night was a success also,
with $4,000 reported for the eff
fort. Last week the Hudspeth
School bell rang with P. B. Oliver
as instructor, with AZ happy stu
dents awaiting for their assign
ment. Rev. s. M. Taylor and mem
bers Of Seven Star Bapt. church
unanimously expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the
contributions given to them by the
various churches Of the city. We
will forever keep a warm place in
our hearts for our sister churches
Total amount raised for the day
was Si44.37 and prizes were CIV
en- to Mrs. Fannie Spears, Mrs.
Mary B. Davis and Mrs. Sue Holt,
who reported S665o, $l4.5o en1
5000, respectively.