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Evening star., 1943-04-25
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Evening star., 1943-04-25
Cosh-Shy Passenger
Hangs Wash From Cab

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND.-Mrs. Cora Mahon,
80, taxi driver, drove a cash-shy
passenger to Central Police Station
to collect cab fare.
On the way, she said, the passen-
ger removed wet clothes from his
baggage, wrung them out the win
dow and arrayed them to dry.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
0PA Freezes Food-Dr
Prices in Far West Area
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, April 24.-Ceiling prices
will be clamped on restaurants and
drinking establishments of the
Rocky Mountain region at midnight,
April 80, the Office of Price Admin
istration reported tonight.
Maxima will be the prices charged
between April 4 and 10, said Glen
w. Collins, regional OPA admin
istrator.
The order affects $4,000 restau-
Evening star., 1943-04-25

rants, cafeterias, hotels and other
public eating and drinking places
in Colorado, Wyoming. New Mexico.
Montana, Utah, the Southern hall,
of Idaho. Harvey and Malheur
Counties in Oregon. and Mohaye
and Coconingo Counties of Arizona. :
Maximum prices must prevail fori
the same portions, quantity ana
quality of food or drinks as served
during the April base week, Mr..
Collins said. -
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Atlanta Racketeer Gets
Life in 1919 Staying
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April 24.-Floyd P.
Woodward, reputed leader of a
bunco racket in Atlanta in the
1920's. was convicted of murder in
Fulton County Superior Court today
and sentenced to life imprisonment
for the 1919 killing of Ed P. Mills,
an associate.
The jury trying the case returned
recommendation of mercy with its
verdict, automatically calling for the
life sentence, which Judge E. E.
Pomeroy passed Immediately.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

ment, Mr.. Darrow offered to resign,
at was said. Mr.. Davis was quoted
as saying Mr.. Darrow could continue
in his post, after pointing out he
would report to Col. Taylor on all
labor matters.
Mr.. DarroW worked with the
Evening star., 1943-04-25

The best way to root for victory.
is to dig deep into that pocketbook
or purse and buy War savings
stamps. r,
Evening star., 1943-04-25

The bund has gone, but the bond
Is here. Buy It now for victory.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Retiring President

A credit to everyone concerned
including the members of our Com
mittee of Management, our Cen
eral Staff, our Membership volun-
teer help, the Ninth Street USO
Club, the Officers and men of the
37lst Infantry and 599th Field
Artillery, and to the Little Rock
citizenry at large was the An
ual Meeting and Dinner Of Phyllis
Wheatley Branch, held Friday
night, January %,
The theme IA patriotic one
was "On the Alert, and mani
Tested itself in the souvenir pro-
grammes, the decorations, souven-
IRIS, the program itself, and even
the menu.
Guests, on arriving we1r sur
prised to see real pup tents, oc.
cupied by real soldiers, with other
soldiers on guard with rifles, in
what was once the reading room
at Phyllis Wheatley. Lcttcred
signs pointed the way to "Officers
Mess" the "Mess Hail." Officers
quarters etc. For this array Of
equipment we are highly indebted
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Morning Star
BY Mrs. Ida G. Johnson

Total enrolment was reported
from the Sunday School depart
ment as 101 on last Sunday, with
Supt r. Murdoch in charge and
eight teachers and three officers
present. The lesson topic was re-
viewed by the General Supt. with
closing remarks by the pastor, Rev
C. f. Canady. Finance totaled $l3
IS, with class No. and Mrs. l.,
Canady claiming the banner, report
ing $3.50, Morning praise services
were led by deacons and special de
,votion was in charge Of Rev, L C..
Turner, with beautiful solo Civ
en- by Miss Mary Williams, prior
to an old fashioned covenant meet
irg, with the total congregation
taking part. Rev. Johnson ex-
tended the invitation and Mrs.
Nose Ella Moore of Gospel Temple
Bapt Church, was added to the
Church roll. Closing prayer was
offered by G. N. Collins, and fin
ance was announced as 1910.
1t has been announced that a
program will be rendered by the
Pastors Relief Club on Sunday,
January 81. All members are re-
quested to play their Part
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
st. Stephens Baptist
Church Host to
Union Chorus
BY f ]. Raw

Dixie Addition In the second
meeting for the year, the North
Little Rock Club Union met at the
st. Stephens Baptist Church, last
Sunday, with Rev. C. C.. Conley
host pastor and the president, Rev
r, j. Lee, presiding, when devo-
tionals were led by Rev. Paul Will
kerson and welcome address Civ
en- by Mrs. Georgia Cross. Special
numbers on the program includ-
cd a reading by little Miss Vir-
ginia Lee Thomas and varied nun
bers from the Five Gospel Singers
of Morning Star Baptist church,
Busy Bee, Joyful Five, Easter
Star and also mixed quartettes
from Morning Star. Mrs. Bohbie
Jean Cooper gave special Dun
bar reading and closing remarks
were made by Mr.. Il. j. Thomas.
Union Collection totaled s37.10. .
&.15 was contributed to the sick
and s5.65 was taken for a needy
family whose belongings were re-
Gently destroyed by fire, making
a total collection Of $4,000.
Next meeting of the Union will
he with Mount Lake Bapt church,
Rev. Shaw, pastor. Business meet
ing of the Union will be held on
Wednesday nights before the first
and fourth Sunday in each month.
The Union Chorus meets each We'd
nesday and Friday nights. Vice
president Of the Union is Rev.
Bronson, Mrs. Rosie Golden is
secretary. Mr.. Nathaniel Thomas
acted as master of ceremonies. At
the close Of the program special
solo numbers were heard FROM
Mrs. Martha Shorte and l.. b.
Foster.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
9th Street USO

John r. Butler, Director of the
Ninth Street USO Club, left the
city Sunday night for a brief visit
to Springfield, Ohio. He will re-
turn to his desk Friday, January
%,
NJ. p. Party An Enjoyable Affair
More than sixty M. P.'s enjoyed
a party given in their honor by
the women of the Volunteer Ser
vice Organization of the Ninth st.
uSO Club of which Mrs. G. M.
johnson is chairman. The spread
on the table made an attractive
picture with menu consisting of
open faced sandwiches, potato
chips. cookies, mixed nuts, candy
and soft drinks, Three G. S. o.
girls served delicious Valentine
chocolates to the NJ. P.'s
Sergeant Howard Carson and
the M. P.'s asked that the Ninth
Street USO Club express their ap-
probation to the Volunteer Ser
vice organization for their thought
fitness in making it possible for
them to enjoy the party.
, The 371st Infantry basketball
team attached to headquarters de-
featcd Shorter College in thrill
ing exhibition at the Ninth Street
IUSO Gym last Saturday night.
Both teams gave good account Of
themselves, but the soldier team
whose membership includes former
professionals, were too much for
the college Boys.
Service Club No. announces n
Formal Dance Thursday night. Jan
I2s. The convoy will leave the U.
S. O. building at $50 p. m.
Members Of the 371st Infantry
Orchestra had themselves ball
Wednesday evening after the re-
gular dance. They were the guests
ef Lieutenant Blanton at an infor-
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

the weekend here with their par
ents. Little Carl Edwards, Jr., is
in GAINESVILLE visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Birdie Lee May. The D. F.
W. Club of New Prospect Baptist
Church met at the home of Mrs,
Sophie Sidney Tuesday night, Jan
10 with fifteen members present.
Lesson was taught by Mrs. Mary
Wehh beautifully illustrating the
18th chapter % John. The club
voted to repair the chairs for the
pulpit. President James W. Lac
ey of the RTU made an inspiring
talk, complimenting Miss Bette C.
Henry for her fine work in the
Union, and also extended invita-,
ton to the BFW to attend the I'm
ion regularly. The Club will meet
with Mrs, John Lacy on Tuesday
February 2,
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

nal party in the Victory Room.
Sandwiches and soft drinks were
served. The Orchestra members
who ere usually working while
others are dancing, showed the
girls that they could jitterbug too
WaI' Workers from the Arkan-
sas Ordnance Plant will celebrate
the Presidents Birthday with a
March Of Dimes Dance in the USO
Ballroom Friday night, Jan. 90.
The dance starts at 8 100 D. m. All
war workers are urged to attend
this grand party,
The Ninth Street lISO Club was
lhonored with visit from Sailor
William Eugene Harston, Thirc
Class Petty Officer. Sailor Hars-
ton who is at home on leave from
duty in foreign waters has wor
honors for himself. Little Rocl
IS proud of him, He was accom-
panied by Sailor James Moore, Is
Glass Seaman.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

Miss Annie B. Gillian and Mrs. j
S. Cullins from the membership
at-large.
Illness prevented Mrs. M. M
Dorman, Treasurer of the Board Of
Management, from being present
but her spirit and influence were
felt throughout the meeting.
At the close of the meeting
"Taps" were blown by the soldier
from Camp Robinson.
Too much praise cannot be giver
Miss Gillian, the "guiding ster'
of the whole affair As president
of the Board, and as such, The
chairman ex-officio Of all commit.
tees Miss Gillian worked untiring-
ly to make the twenty-sixth An,
nual Meeting and Dinner a huge
success. Miss Gillian, in addition
to being teacher at the Dunbar
High School and Chairman of the
Committee of Management, is also
prominent in other civic, social
religious, and fraternal organiza
tons in the city. Her work il
these other fields is quite as eff
ficient as that here at Phyllis
Wheatley. The Board of Manage
ment is extremely sorrv that he
time on the Board has cxpii ed.
However, Miss Gillian has prom
ised us her full cooperation as a
member at large of the Phyllis
Wheatley Branch YWCA.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
CMC Meets

A party honoring members of
the CMC Club was given ut the
home cf Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawr-
ence, 160s Chester St., with Mrs.
Lawrence as hostess. Sixteen club
members answered the roll call
and II guests registered. Games
were played and Mrs. Taylor Was
at the piano. The membership
regrets the illness Of Mrs. Muir
ply, 1877 W. 14th St, Mrs. Marde
Wilson. president announced that
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Moten, 1912 Pulaski St.
on February A, at 1880 p. m. Al
members are urged to be present
Reporter for the club is Mrs
Ruth McMath.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
|I4g'H''. FL" u7 Fl
AlsouMc Ioskl
With Sara w. Rice

Some worthwhile compliments have been extended to
the rluo lwentyone Night Hawks" for such charming
alr. mere were no oubursts but canness and
ness prevailed throughout the affair The apex of society
eycnp1let what real enjoyment means" Hats off to the
Night Hawks ' W Wv
THIS AND THAT ABOUT FOLKS. Mrs Grace
n rs Washington is in the city visiting relatives and
friends She has been ustriously entertained while here
ohe exclaimed I didn't know had so many frends!'
MI ., y, scout instructor at Dunbar High School and
'uor eoege mas resigned to accept position at Jack
sonVlle Mss Freddie Mae Lamb now a WAC station
~ " ies Melhes sends greetings to her many friends
anu VIII DC gad TO be the recprocat of many letters from
mem Miss Jennie B. Vans an Instructor in the public
school system at Lafayette La spent the weekend with
Mr and Mrs. T. F. Luster BOIL lizard She had many
extended her She is also very dear friend of
W W. nop m stationed at Camp Robinson. Acting Cpl
william Hargon has been placed in charge of the recruits
VINO VIII leave here Saturday, January 80 Among The
recruits are Merrill Grant Steele Anthony Lee Clarence
c oun,ng' Harry Jeferies Emory Williamson and J. c.
oouaer Mrs Lacey D. Bell johnson is making quite
record as WAAC She has been stationed at Des Moines
low! Iowa and is now transferred to Fort Hau,huca, Ariz
W More success to YOU Mrs Johnson Mr. and Mrs Mike
weaver IT Kansas City Mo-, and their daughter Fave
Helen Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wells of St LOUIS No ar
mere on very sad occasion We extend ia them orr heart
1elt sympathy. Mrs. Flora johnson spent last Wool
M er husband Sgt Ghas Johnson stationed in Texas
MI ana Mrs Gus Sandy Smith are the proud narents
OF rtte boy StanleyPlarle Club Notes: The Inoue
Glub was royalty entertained by Mrs Vivian stewart at
Tue nome OF Mr. and Mrs T. F. Luster Bridge games
Mdpa aseG peore the progressive whist game started
Mesdar1es Cozette Herndon E. NJ Holngsworth, Miss
rsla fareer were guests Delicious repast was served
Inc next meeting will honor the birthday of Mrs Fna
A'e e'oos, The hostess will be Miss Aene Waugh.
INDIES KORNER Little Miss Florence Corrine
IunhiN@ham daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rufus Cunn;no
NAM nam nha birthday She is year old She received
N Mr grd 'vv ys sts Little Alvin Whtmore r son of
az" MIS- AVN Whitmore is doing quite bit to helm
IN TINS hfante Paralysis drive He has almost fied nt
10 Heee eed OF dunes Won't the President be happy.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
McGehee News
nv Tom Jones'

! Mrs. Lucy Stewart, Mrs. Annie
Branch, Mrs. Lidia Madden, W J..
Foy. Penola Lucas are still on the
sick list. We arc proud to see
Mr. James Cottenham able to be
up and out again. Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Rathey have as guest, Mrs.
Rathey sister, Mrs. Lou Bentley
Of Chicago, ILL.,, The death of Mr..
John Clark of TO Locust Street,
North Little Rock on Monday mite
was quite a shock to his many
friends here and in Pine Bluff. >.
Mrs. Birdie Fowler returned home
Sunday night from Memphis, Tenn
where she has been guest of her
mother and sister for three weeks
Mrs. f. A. Peete spent last week
end in New Orleans, La. W. d.
Martin, Jesse Toliver and Leand-
er Burns left last Tuesday for
Oakland, Calf, to work. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Macafae were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Brown
last week. Miss Media Ellison
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hall of Little Rock last week Mrs.
Virdia lee Green was guest of her
husband, l.. Green of Parchman,
Miss, on January II. Mrs. Mary
e. Jones attended funeral Of her
grandfather, Mr.. Sam Simpson
who passed Jan. 81 and services
were held at Bold Pilgrim Baptist
Church, Tillar. Mrs. Mamie Brad
ford left Saturday night for Oak
land, Calf. to join her husband.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. Oscar
Wimberly
! FROM THE Churches: The No,
Singing Glass met at their usual
hour with Bro. John Ellis in
charge because Of the illness Of the
president, H. X. Whatley. The
Silver Rose and Four Notes will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. X. Whatley next Thursday mite.
The No. / District Singing Union
will be held with the McGehec
Chapel Church on Sunday. The
Victory Drive is still in progress
at TIE Evening Star Bapt church,
receiving VS. last Sunday were
Mrs. Mary Lambs, little Verda
Mae and Ida Mae Campbell as an
nounced by Rev. w. c. Campbell
pastor and Eunice C. Mitchell, re-
porter. Mrs. Mary Lue Brad
ford was hostess to the Silver
Rose Quartette at her home, with
J. Ellis, general manager. Mrs. v.
l.. Dixon was acting supcrintend-
ent at Sunday School at McGehee
Chapel Sunday with Rev. Minor
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Party Honoring
SOldier-Elect

Tuesday evening, Jan, &c, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Bowers and theil
daughter, Miss Catherine Walls
entertained members Of the young
er set with a surprise party honor
ing Pvt. Samuel Watts who re-
ports for induction on Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Watts showed much sur
prise and said that he immensely
enjoyed the surprise for him.
Among those present were Mr.
Watts and Miss Dorothy Freeman,
who is Secretary in the local n
Y, A, office, Herbert Shaw and
Miss Anita Davis, popular athletes
of tie younger group; Sergeant
Link of Camp Robinson with Miss
Catherine Walls, hostess; Oyarma
Tate, an inductee, Aaron Smith,
who Joins Pvt Watts on Saturday
morning; and Othello Ellis, a stu
dent Of Philander Smith College.
The entire evening was spent
in wholesome entertainment, and
delicious repast was served by
the hostess. After q few more
games, the group departed to their
respective homes, sad over the
fact and thought of losing their
good friend.
We all wish Pvt. Watts a most
successful sojourn in the army and
shall look forward to his return
to the city.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Esther Circle
Elects Officers

West Rock-The Esther Circle
held first meeting Of the year at
the home of Mrs. Matte Clark,
1924 az" St. Officers for the new
wear were announced as Mrs. 7.
Dinwiddie, president, Mrs. M.
Tucker. vice president, Mrs. J. B.
Jones, secretary, Mrs. Matte
Clarke, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Pearl Davis, treasurer and
Mrs. Ollie Haywood chaplain.
Mrs. F. Hobson is reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

Mrs. Zeona Gray-Smith, along
with her husband Gus "Sandy"
Smith announce the birth of an
g 1-2 ID baby boy, Stanley Earl,
born at the United Friends hospital
on Tuesday, January 26. Mrs.
Smith is one of the city's most
popular matrons. Mother and baby
are resting fine and if you should
meet a "feller' nervousiy putting
a huge cigar. that is our friend
SANDY"
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Special 9Th Sunday
Meetings
By Silas Bow man

Rixic-The Cheerful Five Cos
pei Singers, the Alexander Sisters
the NJ. T. and q. and tho Silver
Leaf Quartcttcs are rendering a
popularity contest on Sunday Jan
81 at the St. Luke Baptist Church.
The program will begin promptly
ut 500 p. m. f Nicholson is presi-
dent, Cornelius Frazier secretary
and Eddie Berry is announcer. The
public is invited to attend.
In celebration of the pastors
birthday, the Fairview c. M. E,
church will render a special all
day program, in connection with
the building fund drive. Mrs. Adj
die Mae Smith and Mrs. Nettie
Vaughn are co-sponsors. Rev. c.
w. Smith is pastor of the church
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Entertains Friends
At Luncheon

Mrs. Grace Pitts-Washington
employed with a federal agency
in Washington. D. C. and Mrs
Leon Steward Of Madison, Wis.
were honorees at a luncheon on
Tuesday when Mrs. w. II. Riley
served as hostess. A huge bowl
of spring jonquils was centered On
the luncheon table, making a love-
iy setting. Mrs. Riley presented
each guest with beautiful COR
sage.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Cavaliers
Entertained

The genial gentlemen Of society
met Wednesday night, January &c
Mt the home of Cavalier Herman
Carter, 1913 W. 10Th st. who i,
president of the group. After a
brief business session, games were
enjoyed and refreshments were
served to eliminate an evening OF
enjoyment. Cavalier Paul Hatch
EFT, who is also Asst. secretary
and reporter will be next host al
his home, ola Chester.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
A Detroit Visitor

Miss Mamie l.. Cotton Of Detroit
Mich, is guest o. her parents, MI
and Mrs. G. l.. Cotton, 6223 Yves,
18th st. Many social gatherings
have been given honoring her. A
special affair was a souvenir patty
given by Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Soud-
er last week end
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Visit iii Mother

Miss Willie M. Stark Of Saint
Louis is in the city as guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Starks, 112 f. 18th st due to TIE
illness of her mother
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
From Texas

Mrs. Canary Waffoid and Mrs.
Mitchell of Houston, Miss are
guests Of their uncle, G.. w. Mil
sap, 1912 Spring Street Many
social courtesias have been plann-
ed for them.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

reviewing the lesson. Rev. r. G.
Grimes is pastor. Rev. g. N. Ship
pastor of st. Peters AME church
conducted devo.ionals last Sunday
and then turned the meeting into
an old fashioned covenant meeting.
with everyone taking part ard the
r'eetinq proving highly spiritual
Mrs. Estella I'ixon has gone to
Kansas City t. Join her son, Jack
Dixon. Mrs. Beatrice and Bertha
Ellis were business visitors in
Little Rock last week,
News from Wolf Project Thy
Mrs. p. f. Serews): Mrs. M. Thnm
as, president presiding, at the
Community Aid Club meeting On
Jan. 20, with scripture lesson read
fY Mrs. Mrs. Roddie Paham. with
lesson taught by Mrs. Eta Moore
With Is members present. three
visitors, Mrs. Anna Robertson Of
Pine Bluff. Mrs. Rosie Lee King Of
Tillar and Mrs. Annie Young were
REGISTERED as visitors. Mrs. Ro-
hcrsrn is the sister of Mrs. Lidia
Crrt,s. A smell donation was taken
Cor TIE brothsr of Mrs. Sarah
lewis and it was announced that
n"xt meeting will be held with
Mrs. Ida Barkins, teachrr Of
the project high school. We are
hoping speedy recovery for
Mrs. Fannie Washington. Mrs. L.
Hulett is secretary and Mrs. C.
Washington, treasurer. Mrs. Le-
vera Dunkins was hostesss to the
club on Wednesday,, Jan. Il and
Mrs. Ida Hulett was actin ,resi-
dent in the absence of Mrs. Thorn
as who attended funeral service. Of
friend. In charge Of devotional
were Mr.. Ed Washington and the
teacher, Mrs. Eta Moore. 1t was
reported that Mrs. Viola Wilson
has been confined to bed, hut in
able to be up. Donations were
taken for i'll members. MIR. Dave
Moore was recent guest Of rela-
Itives in Miss, and Mrs. Emma
King was guest Of relatives in
Eudora. Mr.. and Mrs. Castor
Moore are proud parents of baby
iov, Willie Earl and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Jones are blessed with
fine girl. weighing 7 1-2 lbs. Char
lie Mae. Mothers and babies and
are resting fine.
The following pupils made out
standing scholastic records during
the first semester at Desha County
Training School,
First grade. Mabel Richardson,
Norris Mae Mills, Taldmadgc Har-
den, Doris Myers, Madgie Coleman.
Evelyn Campbell, Caldean Knox;
second grade; Willie Freeman,
Clifton Rainey, Robert Smith, Theo
dore Belvin, Lorene McCool, Jim
mic Shell. Ester B. Evans, Flora
Easter, third grade: J. w. Brooks
Noami Brooks, Mary Lee Oats,
Lester Christmas Margaret Ben
son, Columbus Sirius; Fourth grade
Mormon Coleman, - lore'Isl
Wallace, SO; Fifth - 10
Brown. IS: Dorothy Hatten, IS;
SIXTH grade: Clotildc Emerson, IS;
Ozel Washington, SO; Seventh
grade Ida Mpe Campbell, 81;
Juanita Cottonham, IS; Erma
CRANBERRY, IS; Eighth grade.
Juanita Danzie, 90, Laverne Ror-
deax, IS Ninth grade, Laurinde
Bunton, 90; Christine Jackson, 81;
Albert CASTOR Jr,, 80; 10th grade
Bernice Brown, 81, Emma T. Platt
90, Carroll D. Willis, 80; 18th
grade, Doris Lee Pendleton, s8,
Dorothy l.. Williams, 81; Mary
Brown, IS.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
Russellville
BY Mrs. Ruth Russell

Mrs. Sallic Woodward has as
guest her neice, Miss Velma Pitts
Of Tulsa, Okla, Misses Kathleen
Jackson, Edna Mae Morris. stu
dents at Dunbar, Little Rock spent