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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

QUAINT COLONIAL HOME"
IN rare setting - 10 rooms. bath
rooms. flreplaces. bet water heat
Oil burner. gear garage. central
Property has many distinctive ac-
yantages. Phone Waterfowl 373
ARTHUR BEACH. REALnOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-23

FOR BETTER gERvTcECall Rus.
sells Waterbury Towel Supply CO.,
eo2 East Main st. Dial 5.lSSg. Coat,
Apron and Towel supplies also IN.
dustrial Dry-C Cleaning Service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

2-Personals. Spec. Notices
METAL sold to us will be
delivered air express to Tokyo
and Berlin. NALIBOFF JUNK co.
584 Broadway, Phone 589. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

The Farm Laa1d Man

PRACTICALLY NEW two bedroom
FILA. South side. Tyler Insurance
Agency. $40 Main, Phone 660. 9-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16
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2h; 6 days for price of AZ. Five
day ACCOMMODATION RATES
slightly higher. OUT OF COUN-
TY: l5c per line; minimum rs
cents. Cash with orders.
RULES: Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion.
headlines: Weekdays 1000 am.
thursdays, 900 am. Ads re-
celVed only during regular office
hours, 8:OO am. to 500 pm. Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

FOR SALE-Home on south side.
2 bedrooms and sleeping porch.
Immediately clean. Venetian
blinds, cooler included -s3750. See
Starr Won F'luss. 664 Holt. 9-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16
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SURPLUS PROPERTIES

SURPLUS PROPERTIES
Alfalfa Ranch For Sale or Lease.
160 acres, already plowed. Price
reaSonable-terms; with low in
terest on bal. Located in fine dis
trict close to paved roads.
INDUSTRIAL LOT-Eastside Ell
Centre, on spur truck. 30x150 it.
Price low. On paved street.
RESIDENCE LOT on Wensley
Ave, Ell Centre. Buy now and
build after war. Price low for
quick sale.
See H. P. Meyer
Imperial Hardware Co.
9-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

2---PersonaIs. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

FOR SALE-One of the best buys
we have had for a long time in
a suburban home. Nicely located
perfect water system, priced
$2750. We have two 3-bedroom
homes that we are sure will sell
in the next few days. Both are
FHA, both have hardwood floors
throughout and are good buys.
Tyler Insurance Agency, $40 Main
Phone 660. 9-22
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

LOST-Ration book l belonging to
Laura Berman. Return to Ration
board. o-17
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

FOR SALE-Four Unit Court, ex-
cellent income. Put your extra
money to work. Small down pay
ment will handle. 642 Brighton
ave. 9-21
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16
PHONE 300

LOST-Billfold containing "B" gas
oline book belonging to O. B.
Hale. Return to Ration Board.
9-17
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

FOR SALE-33 acres 6 miles north
west of Seeley. Some improve
menu. Verne &. Smith GIT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-16

MEAT MARKET and Restaurant.
1000 acres lake bottom land, wa
Ter. HatheWay, Julian. 9-l9
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Editorials :: Views :: Reviews

cher is hack in school otter o brief
illness. Mr.. A. f. Woods of Menu
fee visited Mt. Charmed Baptist
Church Sun. School Mr. Woods III
teoehcr in Pulaski Co Trg. School
Rev. W. IL Muraley. FAST r Of Mt,
Carmel Bapt Church Preached Il
soul stirring sermon sun. ARISE
and 60 to Nlcveh", after which
Mrs n. f. Mcdaniel vice presl-
dent Of the missionary Association
gave out useful information ahonth
her fisld. Mrs. Lottie Strickland ~
now third flee Ires of the State
Young Matrons Organization. Lo-
eal Officers Of the Oreanizatlno are
Mrs. Ermallee More, vice president
Mrs. Pearlv Crohs, secretary Mrs.
iMylee Mcdaniel; treas, Mrs neha
Davis. The Women's Home Demon
strat,on Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Sindie Robertson on Thurs"
March 4 under the supervisor ef
Mrs. Alhritton who demonstration
making roofs. Next meeting Will lie
held at the home of Mrs Ameha
Newsum in April.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

!, to repeat her love affair with L..
C. Briggs Irene Marks and
Gladys Van Hook are pulling
straws over Mr., Timer Kirby.
Emma Hardiman Is in mourning
over the death of their 16-year-
old hen Josephine Kirby was
madly in love with A. G. Field
but Uncle Sam threw her a curve.
Irene Muldrew can't learn short.
hand for wondering what she will
do since her beloved Brown is
leaving for Chicago to join the
Walter Brothers. To Verniee Ma
rie Taylor you are still kid yet.
Stop talking about how hand
some Ruth Browns fellow is.
Bernice Walter and Eva Sockwell
are pulling straws over Moses
Nixon Queen Ester Hardiman
still loves soldier boys, SHE sends
love to all the soldiers at Camp
Robinson John Lee Curry
missed choral club rehearsal be
cause he couldn't sing tall skin
ny papa Sarah Lee harles
wanted to sing Tall skinny Pa
pa" instead of bye and Bye be-
cause Mrs. Carmichael would not
agree she stayed at home. Until
next week, goodbye, now!
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Wrightsville
MRS. NJ. CRITTENDEN

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:
The S. S. was largely attended
Sunday with the Superintendent,
Brother c. Murdoch, in charge,
and c. G. HaraWay giving gen
eral lesson review. Glass No. 2
still retains the banner Three
teachers and six officers Were
present. The talent rally sponsor
ed by the Mission Society was a
huge success, with Mrs. NJ Crit
tenden reporting the highest
amount OF finance and Mrs. Mol.
lie Cook second. Rev, T. L. Sib-
ley, pastor Of Bee Baptist chapel
CINE church, brought the mess
age. Mission Societies We're repre-
scented from Virginia Baptist
church. Church of the Living
God, b. b, Chapel and Gospel
Temple Baptist church. Finance
Melted $4,000. The Worlds Ser
vice Quartet will render a pro-
gram on Sunday, March IA, The
public is invited to attend. New
readers OF the PRESS are Messrs
Ellessie Wilbon, San Slater; Mes.
danes Rachel Ford, Eliza Flow
ers. Rosetta Wynn. Treopia Bell.
See our agent. Mrs. Isabella Mot
on, and become a reader Of this
great paper Mr.. and Mrs.
James Motions home was damag-
ed by fire Sunday VIRGINIA
BAPTIST CHURCH (By Mrs. R.
A. Hodges): In charge Of the S.
S. was Superintendent Henry Wa
ters. A vivid description of the
lesson topic was given. The Mis-
sion Band had charge OF the aft
ernoon services, with Chaplain,
Mrs. Susie Baker in charge OF
devotional and the president, Mrs.
Mittie Ewing was at her post
Mrs. NJ. J. Water, president of the
Usher Board served her unit /. &.
Mrs. Josie Edwards Is president
of the BYPU An effective
work Is being done by the Better
Homes Club OF Tafton and the
group is busy now giving demon
STATIONS of soy beans and the
making of milk.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Russellville
By MRS RI ri russell


! Mrs. Saddle Linton ard Mrh.
Emma Dickens spent the week end
in Little RICK visiting Mr.. Cullen
Wilson, soldiers at Camp Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Smith have
as guest their dauihter and her
husband. Mrand Mrs. Arbie Price
Of Tuiso, oklahoma and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey WILKINSON and two
snail children Of Oklahoma City.
Miss Inex Williamson returned to
Kansas city Sun. after spending
the past week here with chr bro
her, pvt. L. V. Williamson WHO
has been home on 15-day fur
loueh with his mother, Mrs. Viols
York md other relatives. lie re-
turne to duty Sun Mickey Rus
sci; returned home Fri. otter spon-
ing the past week in Little Rock vi
hitting lis brother. Lenonard and
Rudolph. Mrs. Boa Miller with
Misses Darlinc Franklin and 0the
lcr Adkins as co-hostessch enter
tain'd with a very lovely party,
boncrng Pvt. J.. V. Williamson
Thurs. night at tho /Dreamland.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
TEXARKANA
Bv MRS. v. C. LOVE


EAST END NEWS (By Mrs.
Ida B. MarshalD: Mrs. Donnis
NARROW left Thursday for her
home in Kansas City, Kansas
She was here to attend the fun
eral of her sister, Mrs. Zina Dew.
berry T.. . Mrs. Roxie Frost left
Sunday for her home in Los An
geles, California, after attending
the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Zina Dewberry Mr.. Richard
Terry, retired railroad porter, was
shot and killed Saturday morning
at his home, GOT Delaware street
st. James Sunday School Is
wide awake and the Women Adult
Glass is still in the lead, Collec-
ton S4.65 The State Mission
airy, Rev. ]. J. Deloney, brought
wonderful message, Come see
man" Mrs. Hazel Brown
on Troost street, sister of Mrs.
Blanche Hopkins, underwent an
operation at DeQueen and is re-
ported doing fine The City
Prayer Band met with the nth
st. Baptist church Sunday with 7
members present. VIII meet With
the st. John Baptist church Sun
day. March IA. c.. II. Mitchell is
president and b. Jackson, secre-
tarv PATRIOTIC TEA: The
Missionary Society of the 18th st.
BAPTIST church sponsored Pa
triotic Tea at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sim Seymour, SOP Ash
street, Sunday afternoon, Patrio-
tic colors covered the living and
dining rooms of the home with
white flowers. A miniature tree
with an depicted days Of George
Washington Mrs. Perlena
Ross dressed in colors of the ma
fional flag styled in Martha Wash
Ington fashion sat at the beauti-
ful lace covered table decked with
A center piece Of fruit, flowers
and the American flag. Mrs. Ross
poured tea to eighty-seven people.
Clsitors from out of town were:
Mr.. J. Pitts, Jefferson, Texas
and friends from Shreveport :.
The tea was a great success.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

Mr.. Murray said, with GIG
members today carrying Demo-
cracy's crusading banner all ovei
the world. we have a special duty
and responsibility to aid in the
successful promotion Of the Red
Cross campaign. lnly the REL
Cross can bring word from far off
prison camps to anxious parents,
only the Red Cross can furnish
food and medical supplies TO
these captured American boys,
and only the Red Cross can have
iife-saving blood plasma ready
when they fall on The battlefield. >"
Under the direction of the Ma
tional CLIO War Relief Committee
hundreds of Industrial Union
Councils and Locals throughout
the country will carry the story
of the Red Cross to their men,
bers during the months of March
and April and will appeal for con
tributions representing labor's
fair share of the local Red Cross
goals.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
lJpchurch News
BY MRS. N. A. CARMICHAEL

BY MRS. N. A. CARMICHAEL
Features of the week around the
school include closing of the Pop
ularity Contest on Wednesday
night; the observance of the Ma
tional Day Of Prayer with Rev.
Fleming as guest speaker. Ither
invited ministers are Rev. John
Roe of Chidistf Rev. r.. w.
Stewart Of Camden. Rev. John
Smith, Camden, Rev. II. F. Davis,
Prescott, Rev. NJ. r. Tucker OF
Gurdon, Rev. Stewart, Wilson
and Harris OF this community. On
Friday night "Trip Around the
World, a box supper and a de-
bate between Union Grove PTA
and Upchurch Training School
PTA at Union Grove School
CHURCH: services we're lnspira-
tional at Sweet Home Sunday,
with lesson of s. s. beautifully
reviewed by Rev Fleming and
the morning sermon by Rev. A.
w. Smith Of Camden, using as a
topic, "The DEVILS Suspended
Sentence A recent visitor in
the community was Mr.. Jesse
Lawrence Of Gallon CAMPUS
CHATTER Thy Ruth Brown:
lille Lee Jefferson is trying hard
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
ROttaken
BY Mrs G.. h. Folks

The Gospel Temple Sunday
School was in charge of the Asst.
Supt., U. S. Wilson with good at
tendance and class No. taught
by Mrs. Nancy Poe as the Ban
ner Glass. General review was
given by the Asst. Supt. - The
Usher Board met as usual with
the President presiding. After a
brief session a program was rem
dered by Ernest Owens, Leather
Rumph, Lovinda Modem, and Es-
tella Johnson. 49, Those reported
i'll are; Andrew Lee Glen, Moth
err Poe Of Gospel Temple Church
and Mrs. Watkins of Gospel Tenn
pie. We hope for tn ema speedy
recovery. -- Mrs. Annar Ford lost
her niece that lived at Hensley.
She has our heart felt sympathy.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
BAILEY CHAPEL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Scots Rev. w. S. Thomas
who filled his PASTORAL charge
here on the 4th Sunday last month
added one member to the church
rol when he brought the specially
prepared message, "What Time is
it," to a large audience. In
charge of the Sunday School at
the church is Mrs. Victoria Al
bert who has proven an efficient
superintendent.
Prior to the morning message
by the pastor, deacons Barber,
Griffin and Butler added strength
to the meeting by leading the di-
vine service. Registered as a WIS.,
itor was Mrs. Crawford of Book
er Crossing who brought interest
ing remarks to the group.
The fourth Sunday financial re-
port totaled $3.50 as reported by
Mrs. Della Mae Freeman, church
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Lewisville
BY Horace Gaines

Mrs. Vivion Parks and daughter
Alice of Gary Indiana spent the
week end with her porents, Mr., dan
Mrs. j. 6. Nelson Of Stamps and
also visited her sister Mrs. Viola
,B. Gaines and family here. Elder
A, ]. Nelson of Foredyce was n'est
of NJ and Mrs. BAILEY Gaines
Mrs. Gertrude Moore was recently
'corried TO the State Hospital in Lit
tie Rock. Challes W,liems was
home from Richmond, Calf, to Vi
sit lis parents and wife. Master
Carl Thomas WAS carried to the
hospital in Maenoli, Friday f.r a
major Operations. Mrs. Ltdis Cl'ik
and children and Mrs. Odessa
Hale left recently to join their hus
dands in California. Mrs. Willie
Mae H,ll and Maggie Of Texarkana
were week end visitors in the
home of their rister. Mrs Rosie
Lee Williams ond Mrs Percy
Brown Of Detroit, Mich. spent this
week with relatives and friends
here Mrs Susie Lee and Oneal
Brown left Monday for Phoenix
Arizona. st. Paul Rapt. Church
regular services through Sun. night
with Rev. n. S, Coleman, pastor of
Antioch Bapt. Church leading the
Devine service. Rev. Seals deliver
ed the prayer, prior to the message
L Must See Rome" by the pastor
Rev. H. ]. Price. Total collection
was S23.23, as announced by Prof
A. Simpson, clerk.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Newport
Nv MRS GLADYS MAYS

BY MRS. GLADYS MAYS
NEWS FROM HERE: Mr.. Lin,
coin Woods attended the funeral
OF his counsin, Mrs. Maude Null
drew in Little Rock Mr..
Jesse B. Cole returned to Mem
phis after spending the weekend
with his relatives Mr.. VIII
HAYDEN dies on Saturday evening
Burial Sunday at Gum Grove
cemetery Mr.. Georgia PHILIPPE
Is reported i'll at her home ON
Main street Mrs. Bessie Cross
has returned from Louisiana aft
err attending the funeral OF her
mother Mrs. Marie Coleman 8
condition is improved, She is at
the home of Mrs. X. V. Carter.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson Graham
of Little Rock visited Mr., and
Mrs. Edd Harris over the week
end Mr.. Jack Coyington made
"A business trip to Memphis
Madame Pearl Cook of Memphis
il in the city. She has visited the
various churches and the school.
A recital will be rendered
Thursday and Friday nights at
First Baptist church under the
auspices of Sunday School ,
Mrs. Tommie Hill is able to re-
sumo duties as teacher in the
public school at ELEPHANT e.
Rev. K. s. Jones and congrega-
ton of Morning Star Baptist
Church worshipped with the sol
diers at the Air Base School on
morning Cpl, G, u
Tillman spent a few hours here
with friends enroute to Mariana
10 visit his parents.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
Hope News1
Fy BESSIE D. FLENORl

| Fly BESSIE d. FLENORY
RISING STAR TIST
CHURCH: The s. s, classes were
combined and taught by the pas
tor with Mrs T. Loudermilk CIV
ing the general review. Rev. Ma
than Cooks delivered the mess
age. Miss Earnestine Douglas.
vice president opened the BTU
and Is urging more adults to come
out.
GARRETT CHAPEL BAPTIST
CHURCH3 Supt. G.. w. Joiner
presided at the s. S. hour and q
'arge attendance was recorded
The pastor spared no pains In
bringing the morning message.
Those registering at the social
given at the home of Mrs. Florine
Simpson were Mesdames Sarah
Neal, Ethel Brazil, Ever Wither-
spoon, Misses Earnestine Murray,
Lena Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Joiner, Mesdames Mollie william,
Myrtle l.. Powell, Jettle M. Clark,
Charlie NJ Clark, Louise Friezel,
Garlee Moss, Rev. M. J. Johnson,
Messrs Berry Randall, Jim vii.
liams, Emmett White, Walter
Friezel Beulah Trotter, reporter.
MT. ZION CINE CHURH: Rev.
+. d. Adams, presiding elder OF
the Prescott District, held sue
cessful Quarterly Conference at
the church ending March /. Re-
ports were. Bro. Allen Harris.
Pres. s1.75; Board No. 1 presi-
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

the Rt. Rev. George 3. Curry,
Bishop said: "A war-torn world
places upon the church a great
responsibility for the development
of conseerated leaders. To meet
this challenge we have organized
this school, the object of which
is to enlist and develop Christian
leaders for this crucial period.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
In Memoriam

In loving memory of James M
Armon who passed away, Marcel
10, 1888.
Five years ago YOU went away
And you have been missed
every since that day
So rest in peace in your little
room.
Some day Wen meet who knows
how soon.
Sadly missed by:
Mrs. Jas. Armon and family
Mrs. Clara Patterson. sister
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

dent Mrs. Estella Smith $500;
Board 90. 2 Mrs Clara Muldrew
Pres. $500; Star Board Mrs. Cd
essa Stuart Pres. $500; Epworth
League. Pres. Mrs. Ethel Mae
Harris $500; S. s. Supt. Foster
Williamson s2.00; PSCYY Pres.
Miss Altha Pasker s7.25; Mis-
ionary Pres. Mrs. Lille M. Jones
$500. ushers Board Pres. Miss
Ianie Harris $500; Missionary
Circle Pres. Mrs. Snow A. Nor
wood sS,7S; Glass Leaders Irv-
ing MeFadden s12,O0, Mrs. Lily
NJ. Jones $3.50; l.. A. Harris So
70; Mrs Stella Smith s2.00;
Glemie Gamble sail; Luther
huldrow $S,13; Steward Report
1896, s2,12 for the sick. Grand
.otal s103.75.
BETHEL AME CHURCH.. The
eneral review OF the s. S. was
iiven by the pastor also the NOR
ling services. The Busy Bee and
ipworth League held their regu.
ar meeting and a large attend
nee was reported, Tribe No. 9 OF
.onoke Baptist Church with r. ].
ones, leader. Is serving dinners
It the Adult Center. 307 South
Iazel each Tuesday. Thursday and
aturday.
PERSONALS; Mr.. T. White,
fexarkana was house guest OF his
ister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Vaughn Mrs, Eliza
leth Moss OF Gary, Indiana. was
suest OF her relatives. She left en-
quite to Hot Springs Mrs.
aeanna Young has returned home
rom Little Rock where she spent
I few days In a hospital. she was
accompanied by Mrs. Florine Duff
fie Miss e. d. Campbell spent
the weekend with her parents,
her house guest was Miss Lillian
Burnett Of Camden We are
hoping a speedy recovery for Mrs.
Addie Epps who is Ill in Little
Rock hospital Mrs. Odessa
Campbell spent last week with
her mother Mt Nashville Mes
danes Lucille Smith and Minnie
Harris were recent visitors in the
home of Mr.. Willie Smith of Pine
Bluff Friends extend deepest
sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily of Mr.. Herman Wesson OF
Berkeley, California,
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
TILLAR NEWS
Bx 0. Ii. Hannah

Mrs. Ellar Steel left for Call
iforIia Monday. W. c. Reynolds
and daughter, Annie Mae are
mentioning in Sheriff.. Mr.. Rey-
nolds mother is suffering from 8
paralytic stroke. The congre
CATION Of st. Paul A. M, +.
Church witnessed spiritual serv-
ices Sunday under the leadership
Of the pastor, Rev. Carthan. The
Log Bayou Baptist Church had
splendid services Sunday from
Sunday School led by Supt, Ward
through day services. Tile pastor
spoke from the subject laying A
Foundation. Matt. 7:2i-27 and
st. Luke 6:4649. Financial report
was excellent.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

Eaehguest was presented with a
patriotic favor. A tasty menu of
chicken with all the trimming was
served. Cards and dancing were the
main feacture' of the evening,
Guest wire Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert
Klrkwood, Mr.. and Ms. Roseo Lin
~, Mrs. Cashle Ridley, Dorthy
Burns, Dora Franklin, Elizabeth
White, Mildred Riegerstriggcr
Marie Ridgell, Mr.. James l.. A
Surat. Homer Enoch, Sam Cole
Joe sindhey, II, Embry and vii
liam Jackson
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
PLAIN TALk-frcm page one

are willing to man, There is no
sacrifice which those at home may
he called upon to make which they
will hesitate tn make. The colored
Americon wants to participate full
ly crushing the powers Of darkness
and fascism.
But il the American High Com
mend cannot use its colored COMBAT
troops without embarrassment or
tie one hand and humiliation on
the other, then it would be bett Il
if they were brigaded with one OF
our allies, Russia or China. Let
our colored airmcn fly with the
countless eagles Of Soviet Russia
in the blue above the Dnoipeor or
with the intrepid falcons of China
high above Chunking. Russio
needs. them, China reeds them
and there no color line will arise
TO haunt them N this titanic strus
Gle for free world.
- II. A. c.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12

The D. NJ. c. will sponsor pro
gram at the Bethel AME Church
on Fri. March - titled "Lenia Ri
Ivcrs" The Junior OF First BaTt
Church willsponsor program the
End sun. night New Hope Bapt.
Sunday School is progressing with
Supt. A. Williams. Rev. Noleh, pas
tor brought the message Inst sun.
The muscal program sponsored by
the Four Stars Of Hot Springs pro-
vedenjoyahle, TIE membership OF
Mt. Zion Bapt. Church launched
their pastors End Anniversary cer-
emonies on Monday, Rev. M. l..
IYoungblood the efficient pastor
will be honored throughout the
week, with Churches in thin See
! on joining to make the occasios
an elaborate one. Highlighting this
weeks program We're sermons by
Revs. J. ]. Watsos, J. A. Taylor,
6. II. Nelson w. F.. Eason. Fri
day n,ght'h program will be in
charge of the Junior Church with
sermon to be brought by tc Rev,
F. r. Williams Of Hope and spec
liai music to be furnished by the
Garrett Char"l choir. On Sunday
morning. a model Sun. School will
be held by Supt. Jhonnic Richard
son. The Mt. Zion Choir will bring
special muse and sarmon will be
delivered by Rev. R. G. Chester,
culmonatjns the programSun. after
noon. the Anniverhary sermon will
he delivered by Rev. A. c. Witcher,
Members and friends are asked to
! to pay $1.00.
Arkansas State press., 1943-03-12
RELIGIOUS BODIES IN
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
SCHOOL MARCH 1871
Slogan: 400 Crusaders Enrolled
Under the Banner of African
Methodism."

NlOGuH. iVN VI uSuuNin aN'A
Under the Banner of African
Methodism."
1t has been announced by the
Rev. G. Wayman Blakely, pastor
f Big Bethel AME Church, 9th
nd Broadway streets, that a Lead
rship Training School, under the
uspices of the AME Churches of
ireater Little Rock and adjacent
hurches will be held at the church
March 1921 with courses taught
W leading religious educators each
light from 1880 to 1000 p. m.
md the school is accredited by the
Department Of Religious Educa-
ion Of the AME Church, n course
ard to be issued at the compile
ion OF each course and a certi-
ficate Of Progress to be awarded
when n number Of courses has
been completed.
Courses listed will include, "The
Essentially Missionary Character
Of Christianity" by Mrs. c. V.
Stinson; "A Brief Survey Of the
Old Testament by Dean L. C.
Fisher; christian Stewardship
by DR.. J. G., Thornton; How to
Teach in the Church SCHOOL, by
Rev. G. W. Blakely; planning =
Young Peoples Society Program
ny Director J. II, Lewis; "How to
improve our Sunday School, by
Prof. w. j. c. Hunter.
In a set objective for the school
he group Of directors, headed by