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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

SGT. ROLAND DREW. former
Warner Brothers player. has been
desperately i'll with pneumonia In
a military hospital. His fiance,
Julie Bishop, and her mother, went
north to see him and although he
Is a little improved, he is still a
very sick boy.
All the officers under whom
Roland served have wonderful
things to say about him. He went
into the army as a private and is
now a top sergeant and has made
a record for himself In the four
months he has been in the service
He has been recommended fol-
officers training school, but ii will
be a long time before he will be
able to go there or anywhere else
LINE OR TWO
HAD forgotten how many
wonderful tunes Irving Berlin
had written until he walked into
the Mocambo the other night
and the orchestra started play
ing the Berlin repertoire. Irving
got n hand" too. This Is the
Army" has made so much money
for the government that hear
. major lot IL planning . movie
along the Same lines clarifying
tho navy.
Paramount certainly got
caught In the draft" this week.
They're losing Michael Harvey,
George Reeves and Alan Ladd.
. Cole Porter says he got In ~
xi downtown the other day
Md asked the lady driver IL she
would take him to the Beverly
Hills Hotel. She looked at her
watch. I'D love to-" she said
sociably, but I haven't time 10
70 that far. I'm due ut the
beauty parlor I'm 20 minutes"
Arthur Murray was asked 10
create . dance honoring Henry
Kaiser, the demon shipbuIlder,
for the festivities In Washington.
10 here n what Murray con-
sected three quick twirls
around the floor-spd you're
i.unched.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

WHEN YOU'RE Roaming in includes Florenza dancer Nj
the Cleaning with such couple and Cha flash
OF comic cuups Buddy RohVeesco Powell
and Eddy Shepherd surrounded byIs Toay Paul and his
mn o. chact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Bombing Destroys
Mr.. AIdrich Photo

A LITTLE English girl who last
month received an autographed
photo from Henry Aldrich'S screen
father, John Litel, wrote TO him
again this week.
Her house had been one of those
"one out of five" that the Nazis
hadn't missed in a bombing raid
over England.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Bivins Fuvored Over Marshall
As He Risks Light-Heovy Title
Duration Champ Has Weight, Age Advantage
But Foe Figures His Experience Will Tell

of his scrapping on the West Coast.
Bivins is an 8-to-5 favorite in the
betting but Marshall isn't selling
himself short.
II found out two years ago last
September that I could handle
Jimmy Bivins," he relates. I'D say
I boxed maybe a dozen rounds with
Bivins in three or four days. I
didn't have much trouble in hgur-
ing Bivins out in those gymnasium
drills and I came to the honest
conclusion that I could outspeed
him, outtrick him and hit every
bit as hard as he could, If not a
little harder.
Counting on Experience.
Now am 49," he continued, "and
Bivins, they say, is only %. He's
got years on me and weight and
reach. But I've still got my speed
and experience-there's nothing like
experience-and the knowledge that
I could handle him back In 1910"
Lloyd bettered Bivins' showing
against Anton Christoforidis and
Ezzard Charles, but some Of the
rlngsiders contend Bivins softened
up both fighters for him.
Marshall weighed 164 at the end
OF his training grind and will give
away about 10 pounds to Bivins
who now must train down to reach
the It's Init.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Vet Dorazio Too Good
For aiding Franklin
In Chicago Battle
Bolden and PudIo Other
Vietors us First Show
Outdoors Succeeds
BY the Associated Press,


CHICAGO, June "a crowd of
$500 shelled out $17,3O7 to make
Chicago's first outdoor boxing show
of the season a success last night.
In the feature of three 1O-round
bouts, the weaving, crouching Phila-
delphia veteran, Gus Dorazio, took
a decision from Lem Franklin,
Cleveland heavyweight. Franklin
holding an 8-pound weight advan-
tage at 203, failed to land a solid
blow on his bobbing opponent and
lost every round.
A one-time contender for Joe
Louis heavyweight crown, Franklin
now has lost his last seven starts
five of them by knockouts, two in a
row by Lee Savold this spring. The
Cleveland Negro said last night he
planned to retire from the ring
after unsuccessfully trying for
comeback.
Nate Bolden of Chicago was out
weighed 20 pounds by heavyweight
Freddy Fiducia of Newark, N. j., but
scored nine knockdowns, each for
the nine count, to easily win a de-
cision.
In the third 10-rounder, Mayon
Pablo, lat, Of Philadelphia, opened
a cut over the left eye of Chicago's
Tommy James, 148, in the first
round. The fight was stopped in
the sixth with Pablo being awarded
a technical knockout,
Evening star., 1943-06-08
BY LARRY SMITH,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CLEVELAND, June g. Long
armed Jimmy Bivins puts his So
called duration light heavyweight
championship on the firing range
tonight in 15-round affair with
Lloyd Marshall, claimant to the
California light heavy and middle
weight crowns.
Matchmaker Larry Atkins expects
10000 customers to part with $4,000
for the privilege of witnessing the
outdoor skirmish in this city's Lake
front Stadium.
Gained Title in Tourney.
Bivins won his duration diadem in
an elimination tournament staged
by Atkins and is listed by the Ma
tional Boxing Association as the
logical contender for the 75-pound
title held by Coast Guardsman Gus
Lesnevich.
The Cleveland Negro competes on
either side of the l75-pound mark
and hasn't lost fight since Heavy
weight Bob Pastor decisioned him
in April of 1912 Jimmy later evened
the score with rapid Robert and
beat Lesnevich in a non-title bout
He also owns wins over Tami Maui
riello, Lee Savold, Anton Christie
foridis, Ezzard Charles, Billy Soose
and Joe Muscato.
The dusky Marshall also is a ma
tive Clevelander but has done mos,
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Gvic Spurns Bout, Draws
Suspension in Illinois
BY the Associated Press.

RS The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June s.-Chairman
Sheldon Clark anG Commissioners
Harry Scranton and Maj. Gen. Roy
D. Keehn of the Illinois Athletic
Commission today suspended Fritzie
zivic indefinitely for his failure to
go through with a scheduled match
In Chicago last night against Tommy
James.
The Pittsburgh welterweight had
advised the commission several weeks
ago that he would be unable to meet
James because the date conf1icted
with another fight.
Clark said the National Boxing
Association, of which Illinois is a
member, may concur in Zivic's sus-
pension.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Roosevelt, Coolidge Score
In Loop Tennis Matches

Roosevelt and Coolidge tennis
teams won yesterdays high school
series tennis matches. The Rough
Riders topped Wilson, 6-1, at Rock
Creek courts, while the Colts de-
feated Western, So, at Pierce Mill.
Roosevelt. 6; Wilson, I.
single-Levy CR> defeated Giles. s-3,
-; Wood tR.l defeated Wojciechowski
s-l' JOS; Mullitz .R., defeated Lee,
6-3. 60; Lerner tR.) defeated Boehne
Il6, Is. 6-4; Hodes wJ defeated
Lewis. 81, -
Doubes--Wood and MULTI defeated
Giles and Lee, 3-6, 6-3. Ga; Levy and
Ierner defeated Boehne and Hodes. SIS,
S-6.
Coolidge, 8: Western, 2.
.sinsles-schweitzer Co defeated Gokey.
90, 6-1: Hutchinson CO. defeated War
wick, 6-4, Sc, sa-6: Lyon Co defeated
layoourne, e., 6-l; Everett Co de-
1eated Huschke 6-1. 60; Fink Co
defeated Graves Go. 60.
Doubles--Gokey and Warwick fWD de-
tssted ,t Fink and Everett; 6-4; 1l-d; Lay
and W0lpe, 10-S, :3-f, 6-3
Evening star., 1943-06-08
ST. Paul Quits Cellar
For 9Th in 19 Days
HurIers Smith, Herring
Are Leaders in Drive
By the Associated Press.

by tne Associated Press.
Appearing hopelessly lost in the
American Association cellar only 10
days ago, st. Paul has won 10 of its
last is games to jump into sixth
place-and much of the spark can
be credited to pair of pitchers.
Clay Smith and Art Herring, who
have made the Saints the only club
In the league to win two double
headers by shutouts.
Smith and Herring blanked Min
neapolis twice on Memorial Day
and last night they brushed of Co.
lumbus twice by Identical scores of
10. This brought ST. Paul's shut
out record to eight for the season,
which tops the league.
Milwaukee skipped into second
position by beating leading
indianapolis for the third straight
time, 5 to 3. But the Brewers fifth
victory in a row was protested.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Hah's Rugged Punch
Is Vi||ar's Sole A|ibi
For Sudden Loss
Pilot Says First Blow
Ended Claudio, Beaten
In 2::50 of First.

AL Hart's unexpected first round
Knockout over Claudio Villar last
night at Griffith Stadium can't be
minimized by claims that the Span
lard was sick or not in shape. Al
though before the fight he appeared
to ringsiders to be pale and drawn,
no excuse about lack of condition
were made in his dressing room after
he was led back there groggily
after only minutes and so seconds
Of action.
Villar doesn't speak English we'll
enough to tell what happened, and
besides he still was dizzy, but his
manager. Pierre Gruen, insisted he
was in good shape and had been
been training hard all week. He
just got hit by that first punch and
wasn't able to do anything after
ward" Gruen explained. That
Hart's big, tough boy"
Villar Only Hit Floor.
Villar weighed 1882 pounds, 40
pounds less than Hart and u
pounds less than when he took the
Cuban championship from Lazaro
Dios last month. At the first bell.
Hart moved out, clocked the Span
lard with a right to the face and a
left hook to put him on the floor for
a nine-count. Villar hardly had a
glove on Hart. He got up and was
knocked down again. He was on the
noor six times before getting up a
a fraction Of a second too late the
last time.
This was Hart's third win in four
local lights. The other was a draw.
He has won 20 of % fights in the
East. He wasn't counter puncher
last night. but slugged from the start
and never gave Villar a chance to
shake away the cobwebs.
Wilson Takes Hot Bout,
The 10-round welterweight CO.
feature went the limit with Jackie
Wilson decisioning Jimmy Phillips
OF Baltimore in rough battle full
Of action. Wilson used a left more
than he did against Danny Petro
several weeks ago and both boys
engaged in a bit of butting and heel
ing. The fight clearly was Wilson's,
but he had his hands full all the
way.
A good crowd Of 4,5O3 paid $5585.O5.
One other knockout was registered
with Eddie Kane of Washington
chilling Kid (ZooD Fuzzy, Baltimore.
in "a seconds Of the third. In other
matches, Billy Bates came back to
decision Paulie Jackson in a fast
eight-rounder and Otis Harris got
the nod over Jimmy Irwin in the
opening four.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Low Ringer Average
No Bar 10 Victory
Van Horn, with Pace Of 6,
Leads Handicap Loop

A. L. Van Horn of Post Office Is
tied for the low ringer average in
the Federal Horseshoe League, but
in games won he's on top. Using
to best advantage a fat handicap,
Van Horn has won five games for a
clean slate. Harry Anstine of War
has won six games. but lost two.
Irwin Carlberg, Federal and city
champion, yielding large handicaps
to everybody in the league, has
managed to win only two games out
of eight, which serves him right in
asmuch as he promoted the gener-
Gus handicap system.
Play will be resumed tonight on
the Commerce Building courts. Re-
suits of the last matches and stand
ings follow:
Van Horn. %; Woodfeld, 10. Anstine
y; Broyles; l6. Van Horn % Carlberg,
- F. M.bpv Mfbry' IS: Anstine; ;h 3a Anstine,
10. Woodfield. %: Anstine s. Bara-
nowski. e,5: P. Mabry .l Carlberg, -:
Baranowski. 30. P. Mabry. e5: M Mabry.
-. Woodield 25: Baranowski. 81 M,
Mahry, %: Broyles. &. Woodf1eld o5: p.
Mabry: "a. Van Horn. "5: Baranowski.
y, Van Horn: %; Broyles. 10. NJ.
Mabry, p: Carlbere. %.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Standings,
Nova Will Battle SavoId
In Chicago on June 28
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 8.-Lou Nova of
van NuyS, Calf, who was stopped
IN the sixth round in his champion
ship fight with Joe Louis two years
ago, Will meet Lee Savold, Pater-
son IN. j. heavyweight. in an out
door boxing show at Wrigley Field
June 28.
1t will be the first card at the
Cubs park since King Levinsky and
Art Sykes went 10 rounds in 1884.
Savold has become favorite with
Chicago fans after his two exciting
fights with Cleveland's Lem Frank
lin, in which he won both times by
knockouUs. Nova will be making
his debut in the Windy City.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
GaIento S Hard Riqht
Makes Terror Quit
WrestIer-Boxer Refuses
To Enter Third Round
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 8.
"A high, hard right to the head
sent a wrestler-flghter, the Golden
Terror, through the ropes here last
night and Tony Galento had won
another bout on his proclaimed
comeback tour of the heavyweight
route.
The affair, little resembling a box
Ing match, was awarded to Galento
when the Terror refused to come out
for the third round because of an
alleged mouth injury. The bout
was scheduled for 10 rounds.
Galento, at 242, landed some tell
ing blows in the Terror's midrif
then sent him over the top strand
with the straight right. The count
ended at seven with the bell, but
the Terror, 298, wouldn't continue.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Three Pin Leagues Slated
To Start Durinq Week

Summer bowling will be given an
other boost tonight when the Ar
lington Center mixed doubles loop
gets under way at o'clock. while
tomorrow night the Clarendon
Bowling Center Women's League
opens.
Thursday night the Clarendon
mixed foursomes are scheduled to
start
Bowlers of both sexes desiring to
roll in any of these leagues are re-
quested to contact either Manager
Paul James at Arlington by dialing
Oxford 4725 or Manager Eddie Gold
berg at Clarendon, Chestnut 6655.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press

~ VIC hosoCldLeQ HreSS.
CHICAGO.-Gus Dorazio, 1881,
1Pthiladeelpphia; 1th .ealp outpointed Lem Frank
IN, dnn @n35a' 115a Cleveland I0l: Nate Bol-
Fiducia. la2; Newark GOl.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Juie Kogon.
callura, l35, Hamilton, Ontario GO).
NEWARK Peralta, Tamaqua,
Pa, VS.; Ruby. Garcia. New York, post
poned to tonight
NEW YORK.-Tony Music, Chica 70,
vs. Wallace Cross, Newark, postponed
CHATTANOOGA. - Tony Galento,
242, Jersey City. stopped the Golden
Terror, 29s: Chattanooga (2).
BALT1MORE.-Georg Kochan, 161.
United States Coast Guard, outpointed
rs, Kid Cocoa New Haven, Conn, 155
PROVIDENCE Bolvin, 127A.
Proyidence. knocked out Tony Costa.
1901. Woonsocket. r. l. (2).
OCEAN PARK. Calf .-Vincente VIII
hI,s, layicencio; loo. Mexico City. out
Eeles ,10,: Victor Flores. 1913, Mexico
City. knocked out Johnny Antuna. 13O.
Los ANGELES t2)
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Sann Has Great Chance to Head National Duckpin Ratings
HurIer HeIder, Is,
Is No-Hit Marvel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
READING, Pa, June B.
There's another prospect for big
league scouts waiting here in the
same baseball gold mine" that
produced Whitley Kurowski, Dom
Dallessandro and other stars.
He's Forrest Helder, 16-year-
old righthand pitcher who turned
In his second consecutive no-hit,
no-run game yesterday. Helder,
who has won eight games in eight
starts, blanked Southwest Junior
High, 80, as his Southern High
teammates captured the Junior
league championship.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 4: Rochester, 2.
Buhalo at Syracuse, postponed.
Montreal at Newark, postponed.
Toronto At Jersey City. postponed.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
Briggs Adds to Streak

Briggs CHARTERS kept their unde-
feated record in the Night Softball
League last night by defeating FBI,
So, in a thinning game.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
Little ROckian
Lauded In I'LL,

A popularity contest sponsored
by the members of the st. James
A, NJ. Il. Church of Lawrenceville
H.. was won by Mrs. Corine Perk
ms. who before her marriage was
Miss Corine Pugh, one OF Little
Rocks leading debutantes. She
was successful In topping her OPP
ponent by raising $4,000 for the
benefit OF the church basement.
Mrs. Perkins has Just recently
Joined the church and has shown
a great sense Of cooperation with
many like her the church should
come out on top.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17

vester. Elliott and Henry Harris,
ranging from 10 to II; Robert
Lee Watson. 16; Johnnie Brown.
IA, Rufus Rusk. IL; Johnnie
Walls. Is; Tommy Rusk, II; and
Chester Smith. 10. - Democrat
Photo.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
HOME ON LEAVE
VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. Malde lIllamS, OF st. LOUIS missouri, spent
era days visiting her mother Mrs Lucinda Williams
Marshall Street.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
SERGEANT VISITS WIFE
CALIFORNIAN VISITS
LKS' DAUGHTER RULER RETURNS

Mrs. Noa washington, DIR. Ruler OF Rose Clty Tempe
No 39 has returned home from attending the Grand Lodge
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
MRS. G. A. GRAY RETURNS FROM THE SPA
ENTERTAINS WITH LAWN PARTY

Miss Bertha Williams at 412
ed with lawn party in honor O
of Chicago, Illinois, who was h
friends. There were twelve que
of Benton. Miss Williams served
becue and drinks.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17

ention in Pittsburgh, Pa. She reports successful
convention. The Eks say thanks to you DIR Ruler for
our wonderful report.
-,.o..op JONES HERE FOR TWO NIGHT ENGAGEMENT
Bishop {. +. Jones, Founder and Senior Bishop OF the
oness Church, While ON tour of the churches OF this
enomlnaton stopped in Little Rock guest of the
OF Christ Temple Sth and lizard streets, of which
,ey Geer is pastor for two nights delivering inspiring
Messages each night Bishop Jones we'll known here ana
.Iked by all who know him.
..4.uRNs FROM EXTENDED STAY In ST. PAUL
Miss Catherine Evans returned Tuesday night from
extended stay inst Paul. Mimi EnrOute home she stop
ped over IN st. Louis and visited relatives
EXPORTS ENJOYABLE VISIT WITH DAUGHTER
Mrs A. A. Womach, 1867 Ringo street reports having
mad very enjoyable stay with her daughter Mrs Eloise
Pyle and family OF Texas.
SAW ACTION IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
J. S. Fudge, Painter &c U. S. n, has been home on
leave for several days and will leave for Genwood
Springs Colorado where he is stationed at present Mr.
Fudge action in the Solomon Islands having served
seas for months He now convalescng at the u s.
Hospital in Genwood Springs where every form of
ton offered - he chooses he says he may go skiing
ice skating, golfing, bowling, etc Having enjoyed "the
the Navy and See the World In one year and two months
he has travelled distance of about 10000 miles and he
says, Give me the Navy everytime."
WHILE LISTENING TO THE RADIO
Sunday September IL CHS around $50 p. m. Dor
ohy Manor noted Soprano Of the Race was guest sooist Of
numbers also spiritual Last week on the Invitation to
Learning Program, Miss Maynor made quite hit she
sang several Handel Compositions Our favorite of this
group "Let Me Wander Not Unseen She also
era selections by the Scandinavian Composer Greg Watch
your Radio Programs daily If you haven't heard Miss
Maynor sing you've missed real treat
FOR THIRTY MINUTES OF REAL FUN Listen to
the Colonel each Saturday at $50 This program stars
that funnier than comedian, Eddie Green laughter
galore promised.
CHANGING THROUGH MAGAZINES On the Ed
tora page the October Click Magazine is the picture of
Canada Lee Kenneth Spencer and Lieut. Copeland GALL
cooe with letter from Canada Lee the famed boxer and
actor playing the title role in Native Son. and who is
in Hollywood appearing in films, commencing Click for the
photo of the ALL NEGRO FIGHTER SQUADRON READY
FOR ACTION, which appeared in the September issue of
this magazine.
GIFT OF CAB Now if this happens 'wel, told
you so If it doesn't well you before but
anyway there is supposed to be MiddeAise at the First
Christian Church. Sunday September 10Th The most
talked Of young about town is other than Harry
Fowler of the P S. c. campus He had right flychc
oft the other night called, because it would
he just too, too bad We think SSgt Steele Lee needs
about Is day extension of his fuough in order to get
around to all the unfinished business if you get what
mean He out twice, they tell me, with the
popular secretary at the u L. office Oh well must not
- oivon to gossipng SO until next week bye now.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
1I'E1'. IT. = II
|ARouMp own.
WITH "LELA"
JUST WATCHING THE KIDS GO BY

We've been taking it quite easy for the past few days
watching the kids prepare for school, Quite few will be
hitting the high roads for various colleges and of course
there have been quite few little geogether affairs cee
allowed the young "debs show off their idea of quality
as we'll style in what will be the College Campus
this fall.
few of the young chicks who will fall in looking too,
sharp the various colleges Misses Rubye Hatcher
and Marseie Quincy Wherefore University Both young
Virginia State ' Miss Mildred Gra SS wa" '"' "e''
Miss Pauline Fielding, who returns to Tennessee State
for her second year Miss Irene Rutedge returns to Lit
tie Rock the 18th for three days and will then leave for
Taladeqa College in Alabama. We only name few be-
contacts this week up rather the short
end, but all miss will be mentioned in the next ISSUE
HOME FOR A FEW WEEKS
Is Miss Anne Walker daughter of Father and Mrs G.
G. Walker Anne If I'm not wrong is Senior at the Uni
versity of Kansas
SURPRISE MARRIAGE OF THE WEEK
Pvt. Lloyd Armon and Miss Evelyn Tatum. Prior to
his induction Pvt Armon was one Of our young business
men about town while Miss Tatum serves clerk in the
Dunbar High School Congrats and best wishes Mr. and
Mrs.
HOME ON LEAVE
Wearing the uniform of the Coast Guards and looking
TO MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Thomas Bailey Shropshire will leave for Lincoln Uni
versity Jefferson City, Missouri where he will major in
Business Administration and Social Science. He is the
of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shropshire 1914 West goth Street
VISITS MOTHER
Mrs Maidie Williams, of st. Louis Missouri, spent
era days visiting her mother Mrs. Lucinda Williams on
Marshall Street
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17
MUSIC INSTRUCTOR RETURNS

Mrs. Ruth King, Dunbar High School Music Instructor
returned to the city after extended vacation in the Kan
Cities, Chicago Illinois, Detroit, Michigan and other
points, While away she attended several of her Unces
Conferences Her Uncle is the Right Reverend John A.
Gregg, AME Bishop who has gained much fame for his
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-17

DAUGHTERS 80.
Mrs Alva s. Patterson 1922 West 18th Street return
ed to Little Rock last Friday, after having spent most OF
the visiting her daughters Mrs. Eose Patterson
Conner and Miss Leila Patterson who government
ployees in Washington D. c. Mrs. Patterson also visited
her sister, Mrs. Leila Keller of New York City, N Y.
VISITING RELATIVES AND FRIENDS IN ST. LOUIS
Sgt and Mrs Vance Johnson, who reside at 1924 Gaines
Street are enjoying few days visit in st. Louis, Missouri
The Johnsons hail from Richmond Virginia. but have been
here for several months Sgt Johnson being stationed at
Camp Robinson.
MRS. G. A. GRAY RETURNS FROM THE SPA
Enjoying a much needed rest along with course of
baths Mrs G. A. Gray proprietor of the Graysonia Hotel
returned Tuesday from Hot Springs after being away for
week and several days Carrying quite efficiently IN
Mrs Gray cbsene her sister, Mrs Hattie King of Mem
phis, Tennessee Mrs King sthe mother of Mrs Bernce
B. Garrett Home Ec teacher in the Dunbar High School,
ENTERTAINS WITH LAWN PARTY
Miss Bertha Williams at 42 E. Goth Street entertain
ed with lawn party in honor of Mrs Isaiah B. Bradford
of Chicago, Illinois, who here visiting relatives and
friends There twelve guests including one relative
of Benton Miss Williams served delicious repast of bar
becue and drinks.
SERGEANT VISITS WIFE
S-Sgt Edward A. Henderson of Little Rock, now sta
toned at Camp Claiborne, La was in the city last week
visiting his wife, the former Miss Portia Sullivan, 1855
Ringo Sgt. Henderson also visited his mother Mrs Ruth
Lumsden.
CALIFORNIAN VISITS
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Anderson 2917 Spring Street have
house guest CORONA Marshall of Los Angeles, California
Mr. Marshall will be in the city several days.
ELKS' DAUGHTER RULER RETURNS
Mrs Nola Washington DIR Ruler of Rose City Temple
No 379 has returned home from attending the Grand Lodge