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Askov American., 1943-05-27
Arthyde

Pvt. Harold Johnson was home recently
from California for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson.
Robert Novotny of Minneapolis is visit
ing at the Raines and Richardson homes
Miss RoSamond Naylor of Willow River
spent the weekend at the D. NJ Olson
home with Mrs. Ross Naylor and Flynoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Adams had as their
guests recently the formers mother from
Wisconsin,
Mrs. D. M. Olson, Mrs Clyde Hutchins,
Mrs. T. j. Adams, Mrs. L. c.. StandiSh and
E. A. Richardson attended the school of
fcers meeting in Aitkin Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Velma Brand spent the weekend
with her mother in Duluth.
Miss Evelyn Johnson was home from
Minneapolis over the weekend.
Askov American., 1943-05-27

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Askov American., 1943-05-27

"Just one more question before you 60.
Judge What is this thing called propaganda
you hear so much talk about these days?"
"I'll give you an example. Hank. Last
night was reading an interesting little book
called Hitler is in Favor 1t told how Hitler
would very much like to see Americans fight
ing among themselves over prohibition be-
cause that would create disunity. waste the
time OF Congress and legislatures in wet-dry
arguments and cripple our war effort 1t
Askov American., 1943-05-27

also mentioned booklet written about
Hitler's government telling how Hitler's
gang wants to maintain contact with foreign
temperance organizations and how it con-
tributes annually to an International tenn
perance union.
"You can bet Hitler isn't interested in
seeing prohibition advanced in our country
for any reason except that he knows it's
good way to stir up trouble. That's what
they mean by propaganda. Hank"
Askov American., 1943-05-27

Depot Cafe; 10 a. M, Friesland store;
l. a. M, Madison hotel; p M, Rut-
ledge bus depot; 2 p m, Amundson's
cafe; p. m, Cunningham's store;
4:30 p. m, Hogan's store; $50 p. M,
Eklund's store; 7 p. M, Coop store.
June and 8, Pine City office.
Askov American., 1943-05-27
(From Another Correspondent

Clarence Gault, son of William
Gault, will be graduated at the Augs-
burg college commencement exer-
else, Minneapolis, Friday, May %. He
has a major in history and minor
in English While at Augsburg Mr..
Gault was a member of the Choral
club and the Mission society.
Askov American., 1943-05-27

the Chas. Southerton home Saturday
and had dinner at the Glenn Jones
home the same day. Milton has en-
listed in the navy and will leave
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Southerton and
Mrs. Glenn Jones were in Sandstone
Monday.
Askov American., 1943-05-27
DuxburV

Mr. and Mrs. Wood went to ST. Paul last
week. Mr.. Wood went to try to get en-
ployment in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ludwig of Pokeg-
anna Lake spent Sunday and Monday at
the Harold Anderson and VIM. Ludwig
homes
Miss Effie Shute was operated on in
the University hospital last Thursday.
She is getting along as well as can be
expected at this writing.
Arnold Shute spent Monday in Min
neapolis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

son discussion and review was gi-
ven tS Supt. f. d. Brooks. Atten-
dance totalei %. Deacon Mack
Thomas and George Brooks werein
charge cf devotional lrlor to the
morning services when the Rev. f
T.. Erodeaux delivered the sermon,
"Was the Stone BOILED Away9'
Collection was 700, Tie Y. W. A.
girls met in an Afternoon services.
In charge of the BTU was Presl-
lent T.. T. Broleaux when a ran
81 discussion, How Christmas
should grow in Grace" was held.
Collection totaled SIP. Churches
throughout the city participated
in al evening program and sermon
was brought by the pastor, Rev. f,
K Powell. Collection totalcd S2AOL
Amyung visitors registering were
Mrs. BAXTER of nermott. Cree
No. 9 met at the homo of Mrs. Pol
lie Herbert, president; Circle No.
/ met at Mrs r. f Brodeuax Sea.
man Clarence l.. Miller was home
on leave from Great Lakes, III. vi
sitting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawson Miller. He is receiving a
warm reception.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
College Station
Ry MRS TOM JONES

Mrs. Margaret Ben of Omaha,
Neb is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Gross and son. otis
Bell. TIE Ziron Who'll Sunday
school met at the usai hour was n
good attendance and banner class,
No 3 was taught by Mrs, Critic
Oangcrficld. VINO have retained it
for some time. contributing $40
en- Sunday and total collection was
$500 \ wonderful sermon WIS
brought ny the pastor, Rev } N,
Armstrong using as a topic. oval
king too far from Cod Countii-
button Of 0050 was made to tn"
pastor ly Mrs. Bell and Mr.. Bell
donated O0.50 10 the Sunday Sc'oo,
and is one of TIE departments ID
est members. The Pastors Aid
/ Club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
r. L. Lowe. Mrs. RoSi cWccklv is
president and is requesting that all
members be presnt. Rev. J n.
Armstrong announced coddcc.ion
for the day on Sunday as 1913.
Mrs Allean Body is church re-
porter
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MurfreesborO
Mrs Alice Preston

The large number Of peorla at
the funeral of Mr.. Blake Haislin
was evidence of the esteem held
for him white and colored Surri~
wing him are a wife, Mrs Lula Hal
slip. - Children, Alfonso, VIII,
Andrew and Lake of this city and
Pvt, Lew IIaielip of the armed for
ccs. stationed in Alabama. naugh-
ters are Mrs Waltsic Tidwell of
this city; Mrs. Cora Wesson and
Eliza Scoccins of Ma ,hyille; Mrs.
Beatrice Preston of Arkadelphia
Mrs. Mary Roland Of Prescott and
Mrs. Essie Hairslip Of Reading,
Penn. All arrive in time for fune-
raj Mr.. Price Preston a NEPHEW
attended the funeral and visited re-
Lives. Words Of encouragement
were in the eUlocy by Rev. A. l..
Buchanan. Pfc William Phillips is
reported recovering from an opera
ton at the Station hospital in
Pittshurg, Cali, Several members
of the Church of God in Christ
Joined their pastor, Elder Leo vii
liams in worship service at the
Church Vt God in Crist in Nash
vile, ARK. on Sunday night, Feb
29.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

.vlted to attend the affair at 300
p. M. At recent meeting of mini
sters and teachers at the DeSha
County Training School panel dis
Cussion, 9How the Teacher Preach
err Relationship can he improved
in orGer to hotter the condition in
our community with Prof, o. s
Humans az chairman. 4 sueCe>-
tive plan was LAID To form Il ''ul
between the two groups. Receiving
"V's" in the Victory Drive Of
Evening star Rant, Church. with
Rev W c. Clmhcll, pastor Sun
We're I'd. Lucket I. A MARGIN,
Cecil Flowers, l. H Rransen and
Mr., and Mrs Willie Rathv, al~o
Mrs Alberta Perry and Millie
johnson Mrs. Armelia Powell is
III this week, rs reported by Eunicc
Mitchell Church reporter. Mr., vii
Powell has just returned from Mem
phis, Tenn.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Morning Star Bapt.

A total attendance Of Is was re-
ported at the Sunday School when
eight teachers and five officers re-
ported on Sundy. Prayer was led
Ibv Mr.. b. Givens. The lesson topic,
"Bible teaching against drunkness'
was read by Mr.. M. Foots and &
general review VS. given by Rev
Cupper. leaving tn school with a
clear understanding. Fight visitors
registered and finance totaled
ISl7.01 and final report for Feb
was read as $63.75 with No. 4 lead
ing 1875 for the month. Morning
praise services was conducted by
Deacon f. Neasley and announce
mcnts were made by Mrs. Foots
with opening prayer Ivy Rev. K. g.
Turner, when The message was
brought from the topic. "a DIVINE
cause and a Human Answer by
the Rev, G. r.. Candy, pastor. In
sprational services were led by Mr.
Willie Watson, with PRAYER Ivy Mrs
Willie Albert. MIS-. Leola Blue was
guest soloist Announced az visl-
tors were Pfc. Eddie Johnson and
Pfc Alonzo Smith. Isaih Talmor
was taken in as new memhor at-
ter an invitation by the pastor. In
charge of financial report were
Mrs Isiah Talmor and Bob GiVens
which totaled S13.15
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
Hot Springs High
Lights
By Gloria Downs

Rev, c. l. Williams of Huston,
Texas proaced at Haven Metho-
dist Churrh Sunday morning. Il
is reported that large number of
High School Students were herd
ed to the Police Station last Wed.
and booked to appear before the
Judge for taking their part when
the ghost Of Race hate was display
ed on one of the street Buses
| have newer been able to un-
Iderstand why Hot Srlrps Negroes
are fools enough to ride buses in
place as small as Hot Springs:
unless they like to pay to be segre
gated,
The Choir of Philander Smith
tollng VII sing at Haven March
10. Come and let these young folks
sect the pretty folks of "fiot
Springs.
Mrs. Hunter Of Walnut st. is to
he congratulated for raising chic
kens and making n good living out
Of her own back yard rather than
working in Miss AIMS kitchen
Mrs. +. B. Davis Jr, left Sunday
for st. Louis,
SOME GOSSIP
Mr., I. Simpsons, rrettiest
daughter came to town last week.
It was 50 cold here last week until
the gamtlers shiyered and prayer
for heat as they betted on the race
hofcces.
Well, the people arc really work
ing The women are making 50
mu h money until their husbands
have ,ttrted calling them Honey.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
BrRY. A 599th +. A. Bn.
BY Cpl. james Grant jr.

The record of Rtrv, A on TIE
range was commendahle. Eighty
seven ut Of ninety eight firing for
record qualified. When the smoke
from the Ml's had cleared. we O.
merged with one expert and -four
sharpshooters.
Thursday, the howitZcr sections
swung INTO positions. on the fled
AMI tfeir practice firingwas good
considering their length Of training
! Cpl. Hen6y, who halls from y
Y City was reilly hep to the Amy
jiye Sunday night when the Parade
of Valentine Beauties was neld at
the Service Club lie proudly escort
ed one Of the beauties. but she
wasn't Miss 5 hy5 was she Gu, ?
We have welcomed into our bal
terry new soldiers from Fort Braga
! N. {. Cpl Stewart has gone to New
Orleans ON a three day furloush Il
try to win the heart of former
Eeat-throb of his. We wish him
luck
p. f. c. Jasper Taylor has gone
to TT. Mcclellan to attend school
for two weeks. And now | must
hiep off until next week, unit
then AdoIs.
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Menifee
Ry r. w. Jamison

Health in the community IS fair
and most people here are endea-
voring to get their Victory gardens
under way. Church services were
held at st. Mark Rapt. Church,
Rev A. r, Roberts pastor. Sunday
school was excellent at Phtlodel-
phis Bapt. Church. with an in
creasing enrolment reported. A
BTU organization for the church
was quite encotraginoly attended.
Others are invited to come ont ard
Join lis. Training School teachers
were commcdeI for whc leheartedly
supporting the rationlng program
and providing registration for To-
cal citizens. A musical program
was rendered at Conway by the
local School Chorus. The group rem
dered n progrom at Philadelphia
Bapt. Church on Sunday. Prof II.
J G. King, Vocational Instructor
and Mrs. Annie c. Lewis Blackmon
attended Il special meeting at Pine
Bluff along with other educators
representing the entire State. when
panel discussion was held Ell
food production problems. Mrs
Flora Thomas, daughter Of Mrs
Winston is visiting from Chicago
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
extended us in our recent bereave-
ment in the loss of our father
ana grandfather. We are also
grateful for the beautiful floral
offerings and cards Of sympathy.
Prof. and Mrs. J. r Payne
Signed DR.. ard Mrs. j. G. Shaw
Mr.. +. S. Crawford
Mr.. J.. M. Crawford
Mr.. Ennis Crawford
Mrs. Naomi Johnson
Mrs. Marie S. Cunnigan
Miss Francetta Cole
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12

sisters. Mrs. Susie Holden Mrs.
Lula Harri, surprised their hus-
band and brother, f. y. Holmes pn
his 51st birthday Feb. 26, Guest
were Leana Woods, Loanne Berry,
e. A. Dixon. with each enc bring
ING gifts. Table guest We're Mr.
Franz Berry, Mr.. A. ] Fair and
two sisters and his baby, j, Il.
Holmes. Club No. 6 of Mt, Afrat
tRapt. Church are having a good
meeting each Friday night, with
Sister Holmes president, Pvt Far
nest Easley of Camp Robinson is
visiting his incl and aut, Mr., and
Mrs F d. Holmes. Rev. Hosey
Thomas of Bailey Chapel was
guest speaker recently at Mt. Ar
rat Bapt, Church and was accom-
panied by his membership
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Wolf Project
Bv JACK HUXLEY

BY JACK HUXLEY
On Friday and Saturday the
Southeast District Tolrnment was
held at Central High School Lake
Village, with boy girls basketball
tennis attending, and boys were
able to win the Championship de-
feating Crossett with score Of
11-22 with Prof. c. l. Bentlv
coach Girls played two games.
were NJ, p. College vs.. Protect 2-5,
Lacke VILLAGE High Tool with 4
score IS The Wolfe Project
School won the championship this
year, with Prof. T. R, Daniel,
coach, Pvt. Chester King was cal
led to the bedside of lis grandmoth
err and is alsD vIsltIn. other rela
tives on the Project and in Eudora.
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Conway
Mrs. Odessa Bynum

Mrs. Sllyerine Arm treng, dausA
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Rrodia Gate
wood is enjoying the California
climate in San Rernardine with
her husband, Sgt. Theois r. Arm
strons, her groom Of one MONTH
Mrs. Elfleeter Brown was recent
heStess to the IF Club Mt her
homs on Markham. The group en-
loved an evening" Of games with
Mrs. Gntewood and Thompson VIM
hish scores. Delicious refresh
mepts were served, Miss Josephine
Bunting was last weeks hostess
when the group enjoyed n success
frl meeting and delicious refresh
ments at her home. The Pine st.
High School Chorus, directed by
Miss Elizabeth Arnold sang for
the youth of the First Mithodist
Church Mr.. Long Smith of Little
Rock was recent guest of Mrs.
Ina Bell Smith while In the city on
business. Mr.. and Mrs. !, A. Brown
attended services at Horewell re-
cently. Circles of Union Bapt.
Church made monthly report for
February with circle Nc. ) leadn@
in tie financial drive. Sermon were
brought by the Rev. r. A. Reed.
Mrs. Josie Stricklin and Mrs. Mil
lie Jackson are reported Ill. We re-
pret &c beor Of Mrs. Henrietta Mat
tistn suffering broken leg. Mrs
Willie Mae Triprllet. has returned
home after attending funeral of her
cousiu, Frank Dickson in Mis-
siourl. Homer.Adams has returned
after visiting friends and relatives
in Independence and Cotfeyville
Kansas. Mrs. Viola Wright of LIT
tie Rock was guest Of Mr.. ard Mrs
Homer D. Adams and the Walker
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie VII
liams were entertaining his hrethci
from Kansas Cety. Ms. Josephine
Hervey nurse a. the United
Frierds Hospital, Little Rock was
recent guest Of her husband ant
friends. Mrs. Daisy Hill was recent
hostess to Circle No of the I'm.
ion Hapt. Church. Mrs. Clara Field
was last weeks hostess to Prayer
band No. :.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
WIIMAR NEWS


The lnterdenominational Minis-
telial Alliance was organized at
Shady Grove AME Church with
Rev. c, H. Ram>ely elected presi-
dent; vice PRESIDENT, Rev. l.. W. Dan
iel secretary, Rev. Wi" Harris;
assistant secretary, Rev II. Hest
er; treasurer Rev. Charley Harris;
chaplain, Rev. General Jones and
the Rev II, c. Baxter was elected
Dean Of the organization. A We
tory Garden class was organized
at the Shady Grove AME Church
by Prof Hicks of Monticello. MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Simmon, ir. otrerv
ed their sixth Anniversary last
cd their sixth Anniversary list
month, with Mrs T. 4. Baxter ser
yingas toas. mistress ond game 5
were conducted by Mrs l.. M. Ruth
ergori, The deliberately arranged
program included talks by Mrs. C,
G. Ramsely. Prof. w. Y. Ruther-
ford and guest soloist was Mrs. T.
i. Taylor, Presentation Of gifts
was made by Mrs. +. A. Baxter
Spring flowers were uset
, through the house and a color
scheme Of red and white was used
Enjoying the program and delici,
Gus chicken dinner were Mesdame,
p. A. Baxter L. b, TAYLOR, Emma
Erwin, Christine Wilson, L. NJ
Rutherford, c. c. Ramsey, Alberta
Caviness, carrie Ashford. Pear
Cohbs, Ida Stamps ard Carolyn
Simmons ard Prof. w. V. Rutfcr
ford Nathaniel Wilson, w. Nj
Washington, along with little No
len, jr Marva Rutherford and Mr.
Lawyer Banes.
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died at the Cotton Belt Hospital,
Texarkana. To all who knew him,
he was Il world of sunshine. He
he sadly missed by his family and
friends.
Mrs. Evln Guy Of Gray, Ind,
Mrs Neele Woodruff Of Cherokee,
Ala. and Mrs. Odel McRaine Of
Menroe, La. We're inthe city to at
tend funeral Of Mr.. Williams Guy
and were all guest of Mr.. Palmer
Guy. News reached here that Mrs.
Astria Shelton Van Hose of Chi
eago, III. was the proud mother of
a fine baby hoy, keighins 7 lbs.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Astria is the daughter Of Mrs,
Frak y. Walton well known bcau-
tician. hstria as we all called her
was highly respected when a fer
mer resident Of this city. We jbif'
in with tie mthcr and aunt in stnd
ing congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Van Moose. Mrs. Ohemissle
| Dansby of South Georgia st is or
the stick list. Sir and Mrs, james
| Rarkely of f. 9th Ave. had as
guest last week, her mother, Ms
Virginia Green Of Winchester. Mr.
Clara Wclker f 2l9 an half T.. 3rc
Ave. his returned home from Cur
where she spent several days Wis.,
ting her relatives. Nh. Addle To3hs
of 2ith & Ind. St. returned home
from Cleveland, Ohio where she
was guest Of her sister, Mrs. Blan-
che Ellis for two weeks. Mr., and
Mrs Willie Raven Of 9th & Ind.
st are parents of a fine boy, Mrs.
SYLVIA Harris announce the mar
rigc Of her dughter, Miss Hattie
Brown to Ben Daniels. Mr. Gray 81
Louis. Mo. was guest Of his mother
Mrs. Clara Stanley and his aunt
Mrs. Lydl Thornton and Mrs Ly-
dia Ken lell prior to entering Camp
Robinson last Thursday. Mr.. James
Ward ir, nephew of Mrs. Thornton
also left last Thur:cav for Camp
i Robinson. MI and Mrs. a Barsf
of F. Gath Ave. had as house guest
last wees, her sister, Mrs.. Lula
Brvnt Of Fudora. Mrs. Julia Cash
Iier is spending a week in Hot
SPRINGS to attend the races and
take a few baths Mrs Saddle
I Young and Mrs. Nettic Hollis Johr
son are others who arc at the M.
/ tional Health Resort for recreation
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
McGehee News


Mrs q. S Scott and Mrs Roher
ia Gross were called to- Lake VIII
age hosnital to the bedside Of their
nerbcw. Ohie Gilmore of Portland
who is rravelv III. Mr.. y. s. Scott
and Mr.. Willie Thomas left Sunday
night for Richmond. Calf Mr..
Lester McKecVor Of Gray Ind was
guest or his mother Mrs. Katie
McKcevcr rricn to Joining the arm
ed forces. Mrs +, A. Bordeaux Is
on the stick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Parker on
tertairtd her cosin, Mrs &c "a
Perkins Of Clcdeland. Ohio last
week. Mrs. Perkins also visited IN
aunt in Helena, Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
Thomas had as guest last week
end. Mr.. and Mr. oliver Thomas
and Mr. 70 Johnson Of Warren NJ
end Mrs. John Fowler announce
tho marriage OF Their daughter
Gearldine to SGT George w r
zoll Vt TT. Clark Texas Rev Mirror
coleman united them IN wcdlccli on
January 10. ST. Eel is the me-
phcw Of Mr.. Willis Parker Mrs
Fzell LEFT Wed. to Join her husband
Mr.. Y. A. Pecte was called to Lake
. Charles. La due to the death OF
his nephew Percy Jones A fare.
we'll party was given Thursday
lat the City Hotel h,rorinE W. G,
Ismith who left for the armed forces
with Mrs. Graves rs hostess, 1t pre-
we'd to be a gala affair. Mrs. Rosia
Wilson has as guest Mrs. Rosia Lee
lJohnosn Of Lake Village whose
stay is indifinte. The Silver Rose
Quartet of McGehee Chape
Church is sponsoring a program on
! Sunday, March Il. The public is in.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
SANDERS COMMUNITY

Mrs. Mamie 3. Erwin and Miss
Willie V. Fletcher spent the week
end at their respective homes. Mrs.
Horison Sanders who underwent
an operation recently, is very much
Improved at this writing. PIT. John
Ellis is spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ellis
Sanders Junior High scored all
other victory over Wood Springs
Basketball team last Friday. Tie
scores were. Girls team Sanders
Literary Society rendered Il fine
program, Friday March r. Current
News was brought by the follow
ing. Vernia Sanders Nonnic lac
IMcQuay, Jennie Y. II,)l Lille Mac
lIopson. Miss Etherlenc Brent was
the guest of Mrs, Janora A. Den
mis- this week. Miss Brent Is a sen.
Tor Nevada County Training Schoo
Rosston.
RENDER, the scrap drive is st'l
on. Mr.. D. W. lee, Movable
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12
DermOtt News
bv flLLIF M. WIMBERLY

! Miss Josephine Bracket of Green
vile. Miss was house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Smith. Mrs. Irene
Hawkins Of Eudorn is visiting in
tie city. Mr.. Eddie Lee Heron Of
i, Hammond, Ind. was in the city
last week end. Mrs. l.. M. Fields
Of Now York is visiting her mo'h-
or Elder w. w. WASHINGTON of lTni
SPRINGS held his service at tie
Church Of God in Chris Sunday
end srcnt several days here
Mrs Florida Smith and Mr.. Dave
Rcherson have l'ecn added to 'ha
list Of the weekly readers of thc
PRESS. Mr.. O. Il. Brown left lat
Verh for California. Mrs. Lenora
Gi1lcirh returned Tuesday havirg
been called to the bedside Of hor
grandmother in Mississippi, Mr.
Alex WASHINGTON was here Tues.
and We'd. saving hello to- relatives
and friends having received his dis
charge from the army. Pvt. Frank
liurrces was visiting in the citv.
/ Mrs. Iovcma Hill # Monroe. In.
/ is the honse guest of her nlnt Nrs.
neudah Riley on North School &
/ Miss DorrisNorr's left Sunday Gov
/ Alexander, La. for an indefinite
stav with her sister,
Pvt. Oslo r. Wilson was home
Visiting relatives and friends. Mos
/ danes Freddie Charley, New Or
lcans. Made. sellers, Tallulah La
Ethel lIameth and frankie Pitts.
/ Alexandra, Ia, Bcrnice Scott Lit
tie Rock. Rceler Watt. St. Louis
Mo and cleo sykes. Fresno, Calf
have been at the bedside of their
farther who wos seriously injured
from n fall Misses Beatrice Gtig-
rs and Lillian FleaCher left Wed.
day for Camp Rucker, Ala. whore
. Miss Griges will become the bride
, Of Pvt. Alphonso Moses. Miss FEET
cchcr will return soor and the
bride will remain indefinitely.
Miss Cordelle Grey Of Henderson
Business College Memphis was :
weekend visitor, Mrs. McFaddcr
lof Fit. Leonard Wood, Mo. is in Tx
8 city Miss A. " Glover was at home
, the weekend Miss Lillian Flecl
or was a weekend guest of hcI
/ aunt, Mrs. Lille p. Grandson Mr.
] Lemucl Moses left Tuesday to JON
the armed forces. Mrs. Moses ]
, doing her share having given 81,
sons to the army. Sgt Milton Dor
b sey and Cpl. Lero Johnson .
, Camp Claiborne La, were week
q end guest Of Misses Annie Ma
/ and Eliza Randall. See Miss Mar,
G McNcciy, at Lawyer Eaxtcr's Of
t ice second door south Of Post OlIic
% for WAC enlistment
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NOrriltOn News
Bv VIVFRFAN HARRF1L


SCHOOL: Scholarship honor
roll for the month shows Sth gra-
dcrs, Addic Mae Ponds, MagolCan
Ponds. Edeth McNeelv, Floisc Kin
HE, Helen Mckinney. Frmn 1ran
Rrvlcs. Willie James Rrown Albert
Wilson. ir.. It'll graders Fmeral
Grossly, Nirgns Lee Burton WI
INN lTarrll ir a. anrourccc by
Miss Loretta Whitmore teacher.
The Hsckory Hill School presented
= ministcrel ut the NJ II. $ which
proved very enjoyable The NJ II. s
Tigers played the parncll team
winning both Games The ]. team
.rdavod North View winning also.
Mrs. N. A. Carmschol Of Hone was
recent visitor A. the school Com
nunitv Notes Mr.. Rocco Hancock
ir.w asa visitor in the city mr.
Cleotas Knox was guest cf Mis-
Farntstine Berry, Rev. M. W. Wsi-
liams Charley Perry and Mrs.
Freddie Wilson were dinner gutst
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harrell. Mrs. Ad-
die Kindlc Of TT, Smith is visiting