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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-09

/ Home Sermon.
| Sunday school at 1000 a. NJ;
Church at 100 a. M at Bethesda
/ Church of the Brethren. Rev. l. K.
! Metzler will deliver the message.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m. at
Laughlin church.
Beginning Monday evening, Septem-
Der 18th there will be two weeks
revival meeting at Maple Grove
! church. Rev. Foster Bittinger, of
Westernport, will have charge
Rev Bittinger was elected Elder in
charge of Maple Grove church at a
recent Council meeting.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen O. Yoder an
nounce the birth of son, Paul Stan
ley, on August 20.
Christ Yoder, father of Allen Yoder
returned from the hospital, to his
home, where he is confined to his bed
with broken leg.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles |. Bevans
returned to Washington, D. c., after
visiting their respective parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Beachy, and Mr.
and Mrs f. S. Brenneman, Bittinger
for two weeks.
Mrs. Esther Marshall and sons
Alex and John, and Miss Ruth Butler
have returned from Pittsburgh, Pa.
after visiting her brotherand sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Zehner.
Miss Jennie Stanton has returned
from Mt. Lake Park where she spent
the summer. She is visiting Mrs
Marshall Beachy.
Mrs. Joe Paul is spending some
time in Philadelphia, with her hus-
band.
Betty Bender Keller is a patient in
Memorial hospital, Cumberland
Miss Betty Beachy returned tc
Washington, D. c., Monday evening
after spending several days with hen
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Beachy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horn and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy H. Zehner have re,
turned to their home in Pittsburgh
Pa, after spending the weekend with
Mrs Esther Marshall and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paul have re.
turned from Philadelphia. Mr.. Pau
had been in the hospital there.
Mrs. Ollie Loechel, who has beer
suffering from high blood pressure
for the past week, is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Folk have re-
turnd to Baltimore, after visiting
their respective parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Folk, Casselman, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dan King, Springs, Pa.
Miss Marvette Folk has returned tC
Towson after spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Folk.
Mrs, Paul Haning has returned tc
Baltimore after visiting relatives
here.
Miss airline Bcachy has returned tc
Baltimore after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Bcachy.
Miss Mary Schacfer, State Teach.
crs' college, Frostburg, visited hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William NJ
Schaefer
Martha Miller, daughter of Mr., anC
Mrs. Harold Miller, has returned
home after spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bittinger, mean
Keyser Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Hilton and G
W. Diefenbach, Baltimore, have re.
turned after spending the weekend
with Mrs. G. W. Diefenbach, Miss
Evelyn Spiker, and Mrs. Jonas E
Beachy and family.
Mrs. Edward Jenkins and family
and Mrs. Paul burst visited Mrs. G
W. Diefenbach and Miss Evelyr
Spiker.
Miss Mary Thomas of West Vir-
ginia, is spending few days with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, L. Thomas
Mrs. Walter Price and daughter
Marjorie, Breezcwood, Pa, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. NJ
| w. Kinsingcr,
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With Our Men
In the Service
PARENTS HONOR ROLL
Cor 3 or More in Service)

NN''N'
near Oakland; Mrs Simon Orendorf
Grantsville; V. l.. Blocher, Grants
vile, sons and l daughter) Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ross, jennings; Mrs.
Jennie Ryan, Kempton; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, Kempton; Mr.. and
Robert C. Burton, Kitzmiller; Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Friend, near Swanton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Beachy, Bit
finger Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skipper,
Deer Park; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lewis,
of Lake Ford, near GAINESVILLE; Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Yommer, Jennings;
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Tranum, Kitz-
miller
Three-Mr. and Mrs William Lohr,
Accident; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber,
Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Hine-
baugh, Oakland Rev and Mrs. H. O.
Teagarden, Mt. Lake Park; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lewis, Crellin; Mrs.
Georgia Faherty, Crellin; N. G. Meth
ken, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Miller, McHenry; Nh and Mrs. Earle
Coddington, Friendsville; Mrs. Myrtle
Wilson, Kitzmiller; Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Canaan, Crellin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dewitt, Crellin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl F. Teets, Lake Ford; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Shaffer, Red House; Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Shuttlesworth, Red
House; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Rid
der, Red House; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Wolfe, Red House e sons and l
daughter) Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Yom-
mer, Jennings; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Lahtz, Kempton; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Cassidy, Kempton; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Coddington, near FriendsviIIe; Mr..
and Mrs William Rice, Oakland; Mr..
and Mrs. w. HENDERSON, Friendsville;
Mrs J. D. Darby, Oakland; Albert
and Mrs. Ruth Kahl, Oakland;
Mr. and Mrs Philip NJ. Smith, Acct
dent; John w, Polling, Oakland; Mr.
and Mrs Brown Cooper, Gormania;
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Arbogast,
Stcyer; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright,
Swanton; Mr. and Mrs j. W. Broll,
Kempton; Mr.. and Mrs John Kurcaba,
Kcmpton; Mr.. and Mrs August
Wiegratz, Kempton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Cover, Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson, Kempton.
Two sons and one daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs r T Willis KarOn+on
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Pfc. John Maroney, Camp Pickett,
Va, is here on furlough of ten days.
With Mrs. Maroney he went to Wheel
ing yesterday to visit his sister, a
nurse in one of the hospitals of that
nitN
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Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Hesen, Oakland
have been informed that their son
James Hesen has been promoted to
the rank Of Staff Sergeant. He is
stationed with guard squadron at
the Army Air base at Alliance, Neb.
He enlisted in the air force about
eleven months ago.
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Staff Sgt. Bruce Smouse, sta
toned at A. P Hill, Va, was a week
end visitor here with his wife, and
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
P. Smouse.
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Corporal Walter T. Ashby, who is
with special service company of the
U. S. Army, is now located in New Or
leans. He returned several months ago
to the United States after having
served overseas for period of about
two years.
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Ensign William W. Grant, son of
Dr., and Mrs. w. w. Grant, of Oak
land, visited his parents here few
days recently, leaving for the Pacific
Coast, where he will embark on
naval vessel, on Tuesday night.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-09

Pvt. Julius c. Renninger, who re-
Gently completed a course at the Mil
itary Police school at Fort Custer,
Mich, has been transferred to a camp
at Shenango. Pa.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
Conway News
By Mrs. Mary Bush

George MCGEE of st. Louis, Mo.
visited relatives here Sunday. His
parents are Rev and Mrs. Willis
Niece and other relatives are Mrs
LYDIA Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. +,
Black. Mrs. Ruby Mae Reynolds
and Pvt. Curtis Gatewood were
holiday guests Of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Brodic Gntewood. 9,
Gatcwocd is stationed at TT. Riley.
Kansas. Trcvans Lee Of Spring
field. No, is visiting his father
Mr.. U. Lee and aunt Mrs. Pearl
Wiley. Mr.. J. A. Brame, Spring
field, Mo, is guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Bertha Brane, Mrs. Mary
Hughes and daughter. Ollie Belle
Jones visited relatives, Mrs
Iirline Clemmons and Miss Fan
ME Mae Jones. Elder and Mrs.
J. s. Rodgers and Mrs. Rachael
Fortune spent Thursday in Little
Rock with their q ter and daurht-
err, Mrs. Wesley Mason. Mrs
Maybelle Smith Of Russellville was
week END guest OF friends. Mrs
Nettie johnson returned to New
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Stamps
Ry Mrs Edna c. Boone

Ry Mrs Edna L. Boone
Greetings, Friends. We hope
each apd everyone of you Happy
and Pt~snerous New Year ) The
teachefs and students Of Laf~y-.
tie County Training School ex-
press thanks and appreciation tc
our own DR.. Ellis for the gift OF
a set of Edgar Allen Poe's works
to add to the library.
Lafayette Faculty Off for Holt
day. Mrs. E. M. looks visited
her husband in Pine Bluff on Xmas
Mr. looks is a junior chemist at
the Pine Bluff Arsenal and Mrs.
looks is vocational Home Ec.
Teacher. Mr.. and Mrs. f, Har-
ris visited Texarkana, Pine Bluff
and Tucker, dividing their time
between Mrs. Harris parents III
rexarkana and Mr.. Harris parents
h Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs, l.. d.
Lffersons visited parents and re-
laives in Brinkley, stopping in
Pie Bluff enroute. Mrs. Edna
c. Boone spent Christmas with her
huscnd, F. d. Boone. and parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Davis, sos
Ash Street. While there she saw
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08

DAIMLER, Mesdames Ed Riley
and Joe Hawthorne spent Thurs
day in Monticello, Miss CordeIl
Grey left Monday to continue her
studies at Henderson Business Col
lege, Memphis Tenn, Mrs. Anne
Lewis Blaekmon was guest of
Miss Lille NJ. Wimbefly last week
Mrs, Eliza of Lake Village was
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Star
ling Binns Of n. Norwood, st. last
week The Modern Matrons
adorned their evening regalia
Monday evening, Dec, 2sth and
stepped out with the few "gents"
Uncle Sam has left to their 2nd
Annual affair, held at Armstrong;
Cafe, beautifully decorated in pa
triotic eolors. After delectable
menu dancing and games were in
order Guests of honor were
Mrs, Doris Lemla, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Amander Dancer. Chicago
Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Wright, Alex
andria, La, Miss Cordelle Gray,
Henderson Business College. Mem
phis, Mrs. ID. l.. Matthews in
troduced the matrons, Mesdames
Madeira Booker, Jenethia Sodds,
Helen James Gertrude Wright,
Dorthia Washington, Lille B.
Grandson, Fannie Bryant, Clara
Reed and Evangelire Holmes. The
Ash st, Sunday School was Santa
to the OSO this holiday with all
monies usually used for presents
presented to the USO. A house
party for Mr., and Mrs, c. c.
Wright was given at the home of
Mrs. f. X. J. Holmes last Friday
,vening. Thanks for lovely
'vening to the cohostesses, Mrs.
!. B. Grandson and Mrs. f. X.
1olmes.
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many old friends and Texarkana's
beautiful housing project for Ne
gro war workers, Simmons Court.
Mrs. jewell Pnrvis ihad as guest
during the holidays, Sher husband,
Eugene Purvis, empGoyed at the
Pine Bluff Arsenal and we hear
Uncle Sam has extend ed an invita-
ton to him to join the armed
forces. We regrft that Miss
Thelma Jackson out Chemistry
teacher has been unable to return
to her work hecausd. of illness. :.
Miss Jaekson's homo is in Mar
shall, Texas. 1t HI as been rum
ored that three of OUR beloved stu
dents have put aside future aspiv
rations for a college, course to in
mcdiately begin d ottage course,
We don't know we only heard it.
Names later. perhaps. Many
young hfarts thrillAd and bright
eyes . spS2s ,l, ca, Fw1xe they sawlths
r~.-~if ply decr~sk e., y~e--- t~ae in
the school auditodm3n on Wcdncs-
day before Xmas. A number of
gifts was exchanged and the Xmas
spirit was well Launched before
Santa actually put in his appear
ance. Readers O, the STATE
PRESS are wonde, ing what be-
came of FRANCES SAMPSON
We know you are ne in Burma in
spite eff all you've sal d about it. :.
It's ok to stop the game before
interest lags, but we haven't had
half enough. We in lamps say
encore Frances Doesn' that mean
anything to you? Let buy bonds
and stamps and also lets get be
hind our local sald imam, Earl
Portlock and place Il E PRESS in
each home' .. Mrs. Ester Thomp
son, county teacher pf Hope, re-
turned home for the olidays, there
she joined her husband Murray
Thompson, and suknt some time
in Little Rock With her sister
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
BY Oh Harrington

TRAPPED 81 \ SplE RING,
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THE SPIES HAD ASKED AlM
70 USE TIE COLUMNS OF MS
PAPER 70 CONVINCE NEGRO
READERS THAT AN AXIS -
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DOM AND AN END 70 lNNCupAG
AND SEGREGATION. -. THIS
HE KNEW WAS A WSQOUS LIE
AND 50 HE REFUSED.
THE GERMAN AND JAP
AGENTS ARE CRUEL ANC>
DESPERATE AND INTEND 10
TcRTORE AND FINALLY TO
MURDER 1--WE SINCE He KhcNlS
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Rixie Items

Conference A Success. The LIST
Quarterly Conference for Fairview
CINE Church at McAlmont was
rated as a great success, both
spiritually and financially. Visit
prs to the conference from Little
Rock were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Patterson and four students from
Che school of Beauty with Mrs.
Patterson as founder Monthly
worship was held with st. Luke .
Holly Grove AME Church was host
to the first meeting Of the year for
the Benevolent Society on last Fri
day, headed by Rev. L. X. Griffin
president and Mrs. Mittie Griffin
secretary. Among the full house
present was Rev. W. S. Shelton
pastor of Bethel AME Church N
Little Rock.
Vacationists are returning L
their respective homes and loca
citizens visiting in other States
and cities are expected home sool
The Booker Terrace membership
met with the Newdora Baptis
Church, with Rev. W. f. Walter
pastor ON Xmas morning an
heard an inspiring sermon hrough
by Rev. Jim Hill. Devotional
were led by Deacon W. L. Wesle
and congregational songs by Mr.
Josie Wesley.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
Lewisville
BY Horace Gaines

The st. Paul Baptist Church
had great services for the beginn-
ing Of the New Year. A business
meeting was held Friday night
and after reports of general
church work, general secretary,
Prof. j. A. Simpson reported 1852.
so raised for 1912. Plans are set
to put over much larger program
for the new year. Supt J. A. Simp
son had charge of the Sunday
School with a good attendance re-
ported and a timely sermon was
brought at the morning hour by
the pastor, Rev. H. J. Price. A
wonderful address on Emancipa-
zion was brought by Prof. A. V.
Turner, principal of the lrsal
A~A.s,l. fo,,sT~a by IN inspirat -
al solo by VIM. Martin. Registered
as a visitor was Mrs. Warren Of
Texas, who introduced her work
Sister Della Gaines, the oldest
fcolored citizen here is listed as i'll
this week. Many service men
were home for the holidays Jack
Erwin recently returned from Tex
arkana after a visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Compton of De-
kalb, Texas arrived Thursday. The
former left Friday, but Mrs. Ada
Compton remained at the bedside
of her sick sister, Mrs. Della Gain
es.. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Faulks
and children of Hot Springs came
here Wednesday, with Mrs. Lizzie
Faulks remaining at the bedside
of her mother Mrs. Della Gaines.
Reported i'll is Sister G.. Smith. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fort and
family, also Mr.. ard Mrs Sam
Fort left Friday for Phoenix,
Arizona, Eugene Wright and
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after visiting her mother during
the holiday season. Mrs. Frank
Harrell and daughter, Loreather
spent the Xmas holidays with her
parents at Atkins. Mrs. Pearl
Wiley and Mrs. Gladys Gilmore
were dinner guests of Mrs. Wiley's
mother, Mrs. Carrie Benton. FL
der and Mrs. Jim Jones spent
Xmas with their Ihrents, Elder
Chandler HILL Mrs. Augusta Nc
Kinney left for Kansas City TO
visit her brother. Miss Mary
Bush left Sunday for Springfield
where she will be a member of the
local faculty.
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BY !. w. Jamison

ABOUT US Pre- Christmas
days witnessed by much homecom-
ing and home going, but the past
week has been vice versa among
students and teachers Early
morning services were held Xmas
Day at the various churches, caus
ing a spirit of elation which last
ed through the week end. Among
the number who visited the COM
munity during the holidays were
Yrs. e. N. Jamison and Mrs.
gatha Battles, wifA and daugh-
Ter Of DR.. J. r. Jamj son. The
mas tree sponsored by the PTA
Mas success. CHRISTMAS SER
fvices at the several churches in
the community were well attended
At St. Mark Baptist church with
Rev. A. A. Roberts pastor, a num-
ber Of friends enjoyed a turkey
dinner at the home of Deacon Eli
Wilds. .Inductees recently in
cluded Pvt. Ebert Green, son of
Mrs. Ludie Green. Pvt. Ander-
son Rolls of Walnut Ridge Air
Base is looking in on relatives and
friends enjoying a three day fur
Tough. Sgt James NJ. Alexander
is here from Fl. Huachuca, Ariz.
visiting his parents and many
friends. The funeral of Mrs
Catherine Mcdaniel was held at
st. Mark Church, Jan. 8 and bur
ial was in Damacus. The imita-
ton, "Wings Over Jordan" pro
gram, New Years night was cutie
success with Rev. J. c. Clay i'm
personating Rev. Glenn T. Settles
Rev. w. V. Lotion was the station
announcer. The choir consisted OF
nearly fifty voices. whose melod--
les thrilled the souls of very ap
preciative audience. This program
was under the auspices Of Mrs
Morlene Smith music instructor
Of our school, The Xmas Tre'
in the home economic department
is loaded with gifts for the depart
ment, with each club memhe
buying gift for the department
Miss Hazel Heron member O
the senior class is president
the club for this term. An Ema
cipation program was held @
Friday in connection with II
Mock Wings Over Jordan p'
, gram, marking the SOth cell
hration.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
DermOtt News
Nv Lille NJ. Wimberly

About Us, Elyin Pratt who is
enlisted in the U. S. Navy was
home last week. Misses A. "
and Lemmie Glover were Little
Rock visitors Tuesday and We'd
ncsday and also visited in Crossett
the weekend. Joseph Andrews
Of Memphis, Tenn, was looking
in on old friends last week. ),
r. Galloway Of Crossett was a
weekend visitor Among holiday
visitors were Rev. and Mrs. r. F.
Young Prof. and Mrs. f. f. Banks
ton, Mrs. Mary Lou Bean Pear
son. Miss Bertha Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Wright, and Mrs. Amanda
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WOOdsOn
BY Mrs. X. Il. McMurray

Ky Mrs, X. Is. McMurfay
The First Baptist Sunday
School is at work, Bro. Joe Lewis
is Supt, Sister Beatrice Smith, sec
rotary, Sister Fannie Pennington
teacher of class No. | Sister Katie
Lee, teacher of class No, IL Bro,
Curley Smith, jr, teacher of class
No, and Rev. A. Miles is pastor
Bro, Pennington of Wrightsvllle
taught the Xmas lesson. Sister
Walters also of Wrightsville was
present for Sunday School. The
pastor and members of this church
went to Centennial Baptist church,
Hensley, the First Sunday to be
with Rev. Oliver and his members.
The Redfield Circuit held its LIST
quarterly conference Saturday and
Sunday at Redfield. A very good
meeting was reported. Rev. Thorn
as Ray preached wonderful SER
mon from Hebrew 1874. The amt.
raised was $39.15 out of which
$1,000 was paid to the Presiding
Elder. Remarks were made by
Rev. D. l.. Blair, pastor, and DR..
+. w. West. Rev. Blair had just
returned from the bedside of his |
sick brother. The A. C. E. League /
reported having raised $500 since
the last quarter and it represented
in the quarter with SOC. Miss |
Melvinna Walls is secretary and |
Mrs. Ambulee Gilmore is the
President. The Daughters of Al
len made a report to the confer
enee. They have raised $3.50
since the last quarter and repres-
ented with SOC. The quarter as
whole was reported very good.
The Woodson faculty is happy to
acknowledge the addition of new
member in the person of Mrs.
Minnie Tiller who will teach the ,
9th and 7th grades. She takes
the place of Mrs. B. A. Short who
resigned here.
The Woodson PTA met Friday,
Jans at she school. A very good
meeting is reported. Sometime
ago a membership drive was laun-
ched in the form of contest
among the rooms. The End and
3rd grade rooms with Mrs. Fraz-
Ter as teacher won the contest
and was served a delightful repast
by members of the PTA. This
room also led in the selling CT
Xmas seals.
Mrs. Lille Mae johnson is here
from Chicago visiting her broth
err, Mr.. Leroy Harris.
Burial for Mr.. Jake Williams,
member Of Bethel AME Church,
who died Sat, JAN, 2 was held
Monday at 1890.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08

Sarlet l.. Thomas returned to THEN
home in Texarkana after a visit
here. Peter Wright of Texarkana
was a visitor here. Also from
Texarkana was Mrs. Emma Gene
Handy. William Thomas and
Smith Menson both left for Ariz.
this week. Gage PoindeXter of
Hope left Sunday for his home. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Y, Turner
have returned after visit to
Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08

with Rev. Paul Wilkerson, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON, Gault and
Mrs. Earl Gault were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Beulah Pilgrim. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Woodland at
tended services at Mt. Olive Bapt
Church Mr.. Roden Hopkins
spent the weekend at Holly Spring
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
Newport
BY Mrs. Gladys Mays

News From Here. Mesdames
Hyles Spigner and Annie Lee Vag
ner and little Miss Barbara Spig-
ner of New York City spent the
holidays with relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. c, S. Smith and son return
ed to Crossett after q very pleas
ant stay with relatives. Mr.
Fred Walker of st, Louis visited
his mother, Mrs. Ardlee Dinwiddie
on Xmas. Recent inductees in
the armed services were Pvt.
Henry Williamson, Quinn A. Hugh
Is, Willie T. Dupens, Edward l.,
Scott. Leroy Mansko, Walter A.
Ware Walter Garner, Emmit s.
Williams, Lewis A. Watkins, Jas
Greer, ir, Signeal Battle. Booker
I. Ward, Nathaniel Harrington,
Arthur l.. Foster, Samuel w. Rob
inson, Taylor Person, George It'd
well. John II. Tucker, See T. Bat
tie, Hubert Guy, Ludie Smith, Fix
anah Oates, Sam Ridley, Grant j.
Williams, Jordon Gage and Prince
Isdwell. Mrs. Leatha Shaver Of
Kennel spent a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Steele. Rev.
and Mrs. James |. Branch spent
Xmas with Mrs. Branch's parents
at Lacrosse. Funeral rites for
Bro. George Gordon were held
Sunday at First Bapt Church with
4ev. H. G. Martin, officiating.
Mrs. Glenn Lawrence Of Idlewild,
Mich, spent the week end with
her brother, J. w. Flemming and
Sam Brown. IT., Of Kansas City !
spent the holidays with his father
and family. /. Frank Slaughter,
jrs left for McGehee to spend a
few days with his father and
family. Booker Mays returned
from Jackson, Miss, after spend
ing holidays with relatives. Aaron
Steele of st. Louis spent New
Years day with his wife Mrs. Lena
Steele. Mrs. Liza Black of Tur-
rell spent the holidays with her
Brother Tommie L. Smith and
family. Mrs. Ollie Rene Doss
# Santa Monica, California visit
ed her mother in law, Mrs. Jose
phine Doss during the holidays. i
Albert Gordon and daughter, Mrs.
Sallie NJ. Jackson of Little Rock
attended the, funeral of Mr.. Ger
Ions brothe- ss9 Sunday. Also :
present wss daughter, Mrs. :!
x,ur.s;,k11sua ~ Omaha. Ne5 /
|. IA rercv silliams Ass re-
turned from ''a '.s ~ .; Z s,. .esas .
while with her parents. Mrs!
Jessie Cole is reported i'll. Mrs.
Oates accompanied Miss
Wesson to Shorter Col
lege on Sunday. Miss M. 0.
Tyler returned Sunday after an
holiday visit at Malvern
Watch meeting services were held
at st. Paul AME Church and
Star Baptist churches. :.
Nathan Hensley, jr.' carrier of the
State Press is grateful to you for
the splendid cooperation during
past year and he is asking your
patronage during the
year. Please give news on Satur.
day and Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08

visiting friends Mrs. Dallas
Woodland has returned home from
Conway where she spent the holi-
days with her parents. We are
sorrow to learn of the illness Of
Mrs. Willie WORMS daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Carrot and
wish her speedy recovery. :.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
Institute

JAMES HENDERSON of Gin
Ohio, Hampton Institute
freshman, puts through a small
cotton gin some of the five-lock
cotton bolls which have been pro-
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08

duced experimentally by DR.. T. W.
Turner, head of the biology de-
partment at the college.
Parsons Photo.
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BY carrie Halcrombe
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church:
Three teachers were present at
the Sunday School last Sunday,
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Mrs. S. NJ. Jackson, and father.