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Soviet group. Russian counter
attacks were said to have weak
enedJ
In a special communique last
night announcing the counteroffen-
sive launched three days ago, the
Russians said their swift thrusts
north and east of Orel, 200 miles
south of Moscow, had resulted in q
28-mile advance that recaptured
ITO towns, left more than 10000
Germans dead and destroyed 100
Nazi tanks, 294 planes and Al guns
besides capturing piles of supplies.
The special bulletin said the COL
umn attacking from the north of
Orel had penetrated % miles into
the German line to within 18 miles
of the Orel-Bryansk railway and the
other column driving from the east
had pushed ahead Is miles on an
l8-mile front to within % miles of
the city.
In the Belgorod area at the south
ern end of the active front, where
the Nazis registered minor gains at
the start of their offensive on July S.
the Russians said the Germans
threw more men and tanks into the
fighting in a renewed effort to crack
the Red Army's defenses but de-
clared the attacks had been re-
pulsed.
The Russians said their counter
offensive began at dawn with a
heavy artillery barrage and that
German defenses In the Orel sector
had been broken at several points
by pm.
Infantry. supported by tanks and
planes, then surged into the
breaches, routing 10 Nazi divisions
in three days of savage fighting.
In attacking the Orel sector the
Russians drove on one of the
strongest defended positions behind
the German lines.
Pravda, the Communist party
organ, pointed out that the Nazis
have spent year and half forti-
flying the area, which was used as
the springboard for their seemingly
short Lived 1943 offensive.
Last About Thrust Seen.
The break through at Orel was
interpreted by some foreign mill
tary observers in Moscow as the
end of Hitler's last all-out attempt
to defeat Russia.
They said there was no question
the Germans had hurled the most
powerful weight of armor and men
they could spare at the Russians in
this summers campaign.
Commenting on the Russian
counteroffensive in broadcast
recorded in London, M. Viktorov,
a Moscow commentator, declared
that Hitler has now been forced
to fight on two fronts. In his
acknowledgment of the Allied
successes in Sicily, the commen-
tator said that "Hitler's latest
gamble has been foiled His
failure is all the more conspicu-
Gus, as his main forces are on
the Soviet-German fronts.o
Berlin acknowledged the So
Wet offensive north of Orel, but
was vague on details. A German
radio broadcast termed the drive
an attempt to relieve Russian
troops in the Belgorod sector.)
Evening star., 1943-07-16
Morgenthou to Set Goal
For New War Loon Auq. !
,y the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Morgenthau said yes
terday the Treasury expects to an
nounce the goal of the Third War
Loan drive by August /.
Sights for the campaign, sched-
uled to open September 9. are gen.
orally expected to be set higher
than the $4,000, ,000, 900 goal Of the
April drive, which actually resulted
in sales of about $18,500, ,000, 900 in
bonds. Decision on the types Of
securities to be offered Is expected
in the next 10 days.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Jose Luis empezara
SU excursions
BOxiStiCa

BOSTON, Mass, agosto 81. -
Jose Luis, ell campe6n mundial del
peso complete, lego hoy al Guar
tel general del Commando del Pri-
mel Servicio Y empezara su ex-
cursi6n boxistiea por los campa-
mentos de la Nueva Inglaterra.
Luis Sc propone salir de aQui
para Fort Devens, donde la vista
sera coronado con una exhibition
a tres asaltos. Tendra de oponen-
tie a George Nicholson, su antique
compahero de practicas.
Daran tambien una exhibition
Ray Robinson, Ell campe6n sin CO.
roma de las lat libras, y Ell sar-
gento Jackie Wilson.
Manana visitara Luis ell cam
pamento Edward y ell microbes
lisa al campamento de Myles Stan
dish, en- Taunton.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Gigantes Obtuvieron
Cinco Peloteros
Del Jersey City

NEW YORK, agosto 81 Gin
co peloteros fueron obtenidos por
los Gigantes del club Jersey CT
ty y Sc nomran Charles Mead, jar
dinero; John Karr, jugador de cua
dro; Napoleon Reyes, inicialista,
y los pitchers Bill Voiselle y Ken
Trinkle.
Los dos primeros Sc agregaran
a las huestes de Mel OFT, en- este
aho, y los otros Sc incorporaran
ell ano que viene.
En- la semana pasada los neo-
porquinos dependieron por COM
pleto en- los jardines de solo tres
peloteros, Joe Medwick, Johnny
Rucker y Buster Maynard.
Mead, la nueva adquisici6n,
batea con un promedio de 294.
Els dudoso que sc lie ponga a
jugar inmediatamente.
Kerr ha estado algo "flojo" en-
ell manejo del bate; pero su labor
en- ell campo" es brillantisima.
Puede jugar la tercera base o
ell "shortstOp".
Reyes es va conOcido en- Nueva
York. Jug6 con los Gigantes en-
los primeros meses de este anO y
Sc pens6 en- Ell para reemplazar a
Joe Orengo. Sc puso nervioso y
no lie era possible ~"conectar" de
"terapeutico".
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Ell Comite Executive
del Partido Laborista
da una repulsa
al DR.. H. j. Laski

Londres, (0NA).-Las critieas
de los jefes del Partido Laborista
Britannica, hechas por ell Or. Ha-
rold ], Laski hace dos meses en- su
columna semanal para la Over
seas News Agency, han sido obje-
two de una repulsa Official por
parte del Comite Nacional Eiecu-
two de esa entidad, del cual es
miembrO ell eminente economista v
preclaro escritor, autor de las mis-
mas.
La mencionada collaboration Sc
manal, que fu6 publicada por Ia
prensa de los Estados Unidos, del
Canada Y de Sudamerica, ha pro
acalorados concentrates
.anto en- los centres laboristas o
no en- los conservadores de Ia G.
Bretana.
Hoy, al dar por terminadas sus
.sesiones ell Comite Executive, Sc
(Pasa A La Pagina 81
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
PELEARA SOSA
CON TIL 0 NJ A S

HOLLYWOOD, agosto 81. =
Ell pdgil panamenO Santiago SOsa,
del peso ligero, Sc batira aqui
con John Thomas, de Los Angeles,
a diez asaltos.
Sosa aspira a la corona de 81
categoria; pero los "~expertos" es-
que es una m~ediocridad.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
L Entire Jim
Inns Y Bettina

AND, Ohio, agostO 81
carlo Larry Atkins a.
h firmadO a los gla-
nny Bivins, Ell famO-
\ pesO complete, y Me-
| ell ~italiano, cabo del
ara IN cOmbate a diez
ell estado de Cleveland,
septiembre. Los ter
IuerOn anunciados; pero
una fuerte ga
recibira IN tanto por
los ingreSOS.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
!. De Hoy
La Nacion

4. agostO 81 Dos
/ peso medianO, Vim
la ciudad, y Mar
II soldadO, Sc Oati-
u, a OSLO asaltOs'
EavOritO de los expeF-
Id, Conn.,, Ike VIII
n HgerO, peleara con
de New Haven a
Bellus es uh Ne'oA~
Los Angeles, CalifOr-
a diez asaltOS
ell italian 'o y
Ciudad de Mejico'
sl match" un limi-
| Cleo Shans, de Los
Ieara a diez asaltOs
.rres, peso welter de
do de New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
%ACOTACIONEs
"BEIS B0LERAs"

Lanzando aver en- Anaheim, Ca
lifornia, "Red" Ruffing, ell ex
serpentinero de los Yankees, de-
rrot6 a una novena de soldados
comandada por Joe DiMaggio.
Ruffing actu6 por ell club del
Sexto Cuerpo de Conducci6n de
Aviones Y la anotaci6n final fue
de 2 carreras por 0.
DiMaggio di6 primero dos "ele-
vados" Y despues lie dispar6 un
doble a Red.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31

I'm jOven pitcher que en- cada
desaffo tiene un promedio de Is
"ponches', Harold Lutz, notified
aver al club San Diego, de la Co.'S
ia del Pacifico, que solo pOdr
uuedarse dos semanas para la
prueba de ingreso.
Asegura estar obligadO a dedi-
car una gran parte de ~ tempo
a la recollection de la cosecha en-
la finca de sus familiares.
Ell Centre Asturiano venci6 de
nuevo a la novena del Circulo Gu
bano.
La desventura persigue a los
excelentes peloteros que dirige
Vicente Granell.
Iglesias Sc frota las manos de
c~ontento Y en- ell Centre Uneven
sobre el las congratulaciones.
va Sc piensa en- organizarle u
ma "fabada de honro".
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1913

"yictory farm Sunday was a high
day at Friendship B.'pt. hurch
with a strong proertnn rendered by
the Sunday Sci DOL With Supt. w.
c. Jones planning big for l943.
Pastor Is. l.. Wlshtman preached
soul stirring sermon a. II la,s
audi ne election tstaled S2785.
beacon s. II. Knox of Sweet home
Bapt. Church Vls visitor here
Sunday and announced he Is eaadi-
date for sthe,l director IN the
erea. Easrsiie Cons, No and
made 0 good .slk. lie Women's
Demonstration Club met@ith Mrs.
Chanie George ll.day. Mrs. u. Al
britten. Home Demonstration A.
gent for Conway and Faulkner
Counties WAS meseot and gave 1
demonstration On making hrea9,
Those present wtrt Mesdames
Channie George Imieia Morris,
Golden Morris, Il, u, kend, Salna-
Their Morris, Celca Cain and Mary
MtCarafy, frofr Huge Simmons
was a brief visitor here Sat,
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March 9TH with a g ,od Sunday S.
Sermon by the pastor Rev. Il. IL.
lIardcit at IL 90 O'Clock. At 3 10 O.
clock a very short ,rtgram bS vi
sitting churches Of the city. Sermon
by Rev. Goodwin. Collection sl01.
Prizes We're given to ell children
that worked in the drive. due to
illness Little Vienna holden who
was unable to attend the children
visited her he'd sice and presented
her with presents. Little Bernlce
Howell was CAPTAIN for the Men,
Pref, J. H. Hill her Escort
Master Joshss Hill WAS CAPTAIN
for the Ladies with Mrs Maree
Mcrdock her Escort.
Mrs. Anna Hamilton accountant
ed by Miss Green w.nt to Tear.
kama to see an Eye Specialist.
Mr.. W. o, Hi, sect'y of the Good
Samaritans has been out Of tho
city visiting different cities, hut
is now back.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
DermOtt News
by LILLE NJ. WIMBERLY

by LILLE NJ. WIMBERLY
The City UsheIs Union will soon
sor Patriotic program at the Ash
st. Church on Sunday March 2Sth,
Mt 3 p. m, dedicated tc boys in ser
vice. Circle N. / of the St, Paul
Church entertained Mrs. Mary
Downs with d farewell reception at
her home on North School Street
She left to join her husband in
Gary Ind. after visiting il st.
Louis. Mo. Mrs. A. Carroll. pres,
and Mrs. NJ. NJ Jones is reporter
of the Circle A Happy Birthday
enteftai1ed group of frienGs
WIS given to Mrs. Clcopsas WHO
with detachable dlnrer Monday.
She received neany gifts Mrs.Lil,
lie Young entertained with a dim
ner Sunday morning her sister Of
Wcnlcryille, Miss Amilla Watlcy
of E,lgawo vi M"rplsld. Seaman
Luther Da'ls. y IF TX, Va was
was hcme. Ms. Lucille MeClandon
OF McGhee was in the city. Mrs
Helen Armstrong left for St Louis.
Loten2a Simpson Of Detrei. Mlch.
was looking in on relatives and
friends. Mrs. H. NJ. l,ldglr of POI
ular Bluff, Mo. is visiting here Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Hcnelick arc back
home, Joseph Strengthen, principal
# the Baxter Pm he s, hn, | was a
visitor here. Mrs. L. M. Williams
Miss A. V. Glover and little Vir-
sinl were at home tie wefl. end
Mrs. Laura Riolcttte slant the
weekend with her husband in
Greenville' Miss. A G. Arms;ross
, of Detroit is wishing. Mrs Lille
! B. Grandson was hotess to the Mo
dern Matrors Club, Mrs. Annpe c.
Backmcn was IN the city having
spent the week end with Lt.Black
mon at Camp Folk, La.
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DAVIS



Ch1irman, at a recent Congicssion
al hearing. The release however,
identifies Mr. Altcmcycr as "an
owl executive director
"Until December r, 1912. Mr.,
A. j. Altcmcycr WAS Executive
Director of the War Manpower
Commission. Since that da.a he has
served as Federal Security Agency
representative On the VINO He
still remains Chairman Of the So
ial Security Board. AT no time,
however, has Mr. Alien eyer had
any connection with the Office Of
War Information, ard, raturclly,
he has never served us an exccu-
tive director IF this agency.
at is impossible that your en-
roneous Identification resulted
from typographical mistake in
the uffite If the NAACP Tress
Service But | an sule YOU will
he anxious to concct this mistake
with the varills newspapers
which receive vo,r service 1t will
ne unfortunate, Of course, if these
newspapers confuse OWLS stated
lpolicy with that described in the
news release"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26


The dame Saturday Wsht will
he dedicated IT, II men in uniform
born in the menlh Of March. Incl
dentally, Director John X Butlec
was born on March 9th and he
phone call from his many friends
wouldn't be immune to a brief telc
wishing him Happy Birthday.
RENOVATION PROGRESSES
in spite of the work wi,cr is
going on in the building, thu use
program goes On. The construction
work is going along at Il satisf.e-
tory rate and before long we soall
announce to you some Of the big
programs that will take place in
the future,
TWELVE Months Of Service
The Annual Report is eff the
prcas. The Ninth Street USO Club
continues to grow. ~~
From very effective piece of
work started by the Negro Citizens
Military Council in the basement
Of the prescn: building, the clubs
program has expanded and cor =
responding need for more space
was indicated. Tho Club quarters
now inclnde the large ballroom on
the top floor, and ths entire second
floor. After Tire renovation IS COM
pletcd a first fleor lounge and the
basement will he used.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
Conway News
BY Mrs. Odessa Bynum

Mrs. Essic v Price. formerly
Miss Essie Y. Thompson spent her
FIRST stay i'll Conway after mary.
ING, Mr.. Prices home is in Little
Rock Cna, lie Williams Entertained
his broihe~, Joe Williams of SUIT
CART ard W. M. Williams of Kan.
sas City. Nc. The reunion was
highly eGioyed by them. james
Henry and Miss Cello Simon are
home on q short visit from Kansas
City. Kansas where they arc en-
ployed. Mr.. aid Mrs. +. P. Grant
of Ner.h Little Rock was in the
CITY Thursday visiting his sister,
Mrs. Anabell Smith.
Hillory Dctson Of Chicago, Ill.
was here Sunday after attending
funeral of a relative, Mrs. Ada Nc
Avery. Sgt. Daniel Hampton was
here on furl1ugh from TT. Knox
Ky. visiting parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Willie Taylor have us weekend
guest Mrs. Lolrie Maddox and her
daughters Mrs. Blanche Wilson
and Mrs. Author Booth Of Little
Rock.
Cpl. Eugene McFarlin Of Camp Nc
Cain, Miss had as guest While here
m furlough. Miss Ruth Miller of
Patterson, Cpl. Booker Canning
ham, Wlight.ville, jarrett Elston,
Newport ard bis Uncle r. ]. Knox,
Plummerville. Cpl. McFarlln nj
so spent 8 days in Kansas City,
Kansas visiting relatives.
EbooeZcr NJ, E. Church closed
their Trustee Drive Sunday after.
noon with tie help Of Union Bapt.
Church ard the proceeds were
$4,000.
The Kansas City Gospel Singers
will present a program az st.
James CME Church Wednesday
March 18th. Mrs. Lille Sutton,
committeeman
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
Morning Star Bapt.
l.Y Mrs. Ids c. johnson


Rev Foul Wilkerson beautifully
reviewed the lesson topic at tho
Sunday School b. ur last Sunday.
Finance reported amounted to 50.
16, with No. A claiming the banner
with $3.50. A grand attendance Of
II was recorded. $13.51 was
for Quarterlics Deacon Willie Wat
son was in charge of praise service
with scriptures in charge Of Rev.
Fills. Rev. Wkikclse brought the
morning message, special tc SER
vice men. IN ATTENDANCE as visi-
tors were nvt. John Deer Jack
Thomas. james Harris. Clarence
Clark and Cpl Joe J. Brooks and
James 1allrv. all Of Camp Rohip
son. During business session, Mrs,
Ntcflcct was elected as delegate
for the Federation Drive st Wood :
son. with S.. allowed for transpnr.
talion. Soldiers are especially in
vlted to our services. Totsled Col.
$500. The n Little Rock Club Tn
ion had chargc Of aftcrn oon sprvi
ces when greetings were brought
by Mrs. Mary Williams Message
tn the Union was brought by Rev.
W. $ Shaw Mrs. Maggie Scrog-
gins Of LIST Baptist Church and
Rev. Coleman were added as
now members. Fiance If the
Union total S57,i6, with Mt. Lake
reporting $j.35; Mt. Oliver IS Nor
ming Star S24 %, Eastern Star
$3.50; Pil-,am Rest So oG. Plea
san. Grave $500; st. Stephen Sale
and 6.lC for the sick. Special mus
ic was furnished by the jubilee
Singers of Morning Star and the
Mls,lon Band Quartette. Mrs. Bes-
sic Ovens was guess soloist.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

Grocnboro, North c. ind received
an Nm. degree from Central mi
versity. Indians polls. Ind. Prier tc
entering Extension Service in 1911,
he was a teacher for eight pears
in the public schools of North c,
and assistant principal Of Fayette
vile State Normal.
M. l.. Wilson, director Of Exten.
sion points out that Mr.. Mitchell's
recoli IN North Carolina thfouehly
qualities him for his rev position
In succeeding Nh Pierce, Mr.. Nit
ehelI Income the third Negro to
serve as Fod.1al Extension seent.
r. NJ. Campbell, row serving in
the lower S)u.ncrh states, and the
late John b. Pierce inaugurated
the service in 1905, Mr.. Nit bells
Territory will include Maryland,
Dellw1re, West Virginia, Virginia,
North ard South Carolina, Team,
Kentucky and Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

gam with sreeial mlisic by the
Sumln Sisters Mrs. .Adie Haynes
was added as new member at
the evening services when Pastor
Davis also brought The message
Pulpit guest wele Rev. Es.er, J.
T. Suttles and Washington. A uoaa
ton of $500 WAS given tc Mrs. Blu
chanEna who is i'll. We are praying
a speedy recovery fer Mrs. Ethel
Mae Harris. church reporter Col
loct.ons was announced as Sl6,93.
Lonoke Bapt. Church after a live
" Sunday School Devotion were
led by Walker prior to the morn
ing sermon by TIC pastor, Rev. J.
w. Williams when four members
were added to Tie church. The
Btu was we'll attended. Mrs. Anna
Wilhorn of Chleaeo MAS II visitor,
also Sgt. Ruel +, Greene of Camp
Slhert, Alabama who WAS guest of
his mother Mrs. ESie Young. Re-
suits Of Building Funds Rally on
Sunday We're Mr. Thonces $50 ~;
Richard Green sci n: Mrs. NJ. X.
Jones $50. Mr. Edward SIS 5. Mrs,
Mrs Smith Sll.50 G, davenport
S5i.l5 Mrs. II, Poindexter 1886,
f. i Jcnes Sl254t ]. T. Moore
Sl60Go; John II. Kearn $1,000 Rev.
j. I. Williams sll.50, $40. s., with
a totalcd of ST9474 reported by
Captains OF the respective groups.
Bethel AME Church: Mrs. Fila
Yerger conducted the Sunday S.
and the pastor brought the morn
ing message. TIE Busy Bee Club
met At the home Of Mrs. Ora La
eour reporting successful meeting
with "Citizenship" MS TIE lesson
topic. Personals: Mrs, F. r. Will
llams Of Arkadelphia spent The
weekend in the city A Silver Tea
given at the hcme Of Mrs Peoples
of the seasons most h autiful af-
fairs. Carving ont a color scheme
with Duralley Philips end Mrs.
Luc Daiels as ostessas was one
Vt pink and white house dessert
with cookies and punch WAS servrd
to the following: Mesdames F.. J.
Jones, Wlnaa fackwoed, Snow;e
Jones, e. Stinson Hattie Jackson,
Lula Greene, Josia Steward. Jose.
pine johnson w. Nine Wallace,
Ella r. Rice. Narie Warren, Mary
Johnson, Maude Jackson Louise J.
Yerger, Georgia Arm I'D Elna Pom
dexter, Roxie Yetecr; Misses Rosa
lyn Jores LyvUne Jeres. Austin
Phillips, Lennra Bra,tely. Bue Fai
ry Daniels, Margaret Morris and
Milton Green.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26

Magelllr Brandon sptnt seyeral
hours in Newport 1hursdai' SHOP
ping. June and Chester Lax, Ed
ware /. Whit, and NJ. j 1hs
spent Saturday shopping IN New
port. Owens Hawthorne is spending
the weekend in Batesvllle. MIS-
Lena Oates of Newport efficient
teacher in the local school aided by
snllents purchased BIZ sEetoall
for the loca. teams. Nestef Hatcher
uncle of our carrier has been Undue
ted. ] I. Tilwell will leave for arm
cd service.
Joe Williams If Ratesellle visit
ed the home of Mr.. and MIS-, Nc
Kinlny Williams recently. Mrs. Ro-
hefta Otes came to visit her faith
er and mother, Mr.. and MIS-. lsiah
Smith q few DAYS ago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
College Station
BY Mrs. Alone Briggs

The Second Quarterly Conference
was held recently at the Nebc A.
NJ. f. Church with Rev. G.. B. Ash d.
ford, Presiding If the Little Rock
District prcsiiing. Sunday School
was held an unsual and Rev. Ash
ford brough stirring message mt
the llc'clork service. Rev. Slaw Of
Shorter College preached NJ the
7. NJ. service. We were happy to
Rave with us Mrs. Lucy M. Hughs.
Correctional President Ct the w. II
& +. Missionary Society. The Prcsi
ding Elder held the Quarterly Con-
ference Monday night. All reports
were fine and money raised a.
mounted to S222.GO. Rev Ashford
praised our reports and said it was
the hest Quarter held yet. Rev. w
X, Walden is pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
GOLDEN LINK uSH,RS

Regular meeting MIS- led by the
President, b. c. Cleveland with
Rev. A. l.. Reeves ard Chaplain
Guss Jones Leading Devotion.
Those participating in the program
# the Golden Link fishers were
Welcome address, MISS Green Es-
tel james; Short Talk, Bro, Ben
ME Hatnes; selection The Friend
IN Five Quartet; A paper Mrs.
Rosiaia Mo IRE, FRO led by Mrs.
Maude Shell and then ST Tt<talA
by Talmadge Body. Totaa offering
was S3s.57 Mrs. L. u Digs is re-
porter.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Effle 6. Thornton, wife of Sgt
A. G, Thornton stationed at Camp
Robinson IS III tie city ON { two
week visit, Her home Is in t,ibs-
lanl. La. She Is the louise guest If
Mrs. L. b. Di4gS while in the city.
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TEXARKANA
BY Mrs. Ida b. Marshall
PERSON Al.ITfES IN THE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Sim Seymour, 500
Ash st. entertained Mr.. & Mrs. V.
C. Love and Mrs. Alec Cranberry
Of Chicago with a farewell dinner
Sunday afternoon at their resi-
den e; also present was Mr., A.
manda Dugan Mr.. and Mrs. Love
will leave IN Aprll 1st t. return
to their fenmer home in Tennessee.
Mr. Love is representative of the
Universal Life lns. 60. and Will b.
stationed in Memphis. For Il nlm!-
Der of years, Mrs. Love has been
the efficient representative Yf the
STATE PRESS bore. Mr.. and Mrs
Jno, Wainwright announce the
marriage of their daughter. Marie
Harp to q. w McPcters. Darcus
Circle Of the st. James Bapt. Mis-
sicaary Society met at the church
and "crdercd the monthly program
with Mrs. Ida j. Marshall chair
mah. Mrs. Jamie Itckheart return
I'd homC from TT. Wayne. Ind.
where she spclt foIr m, nths with
Ter sister. Mrs. Eliza Garnawoy
at SlI f. douglas st. Mrs. LYDIA
Downing was in the city visiting
her pal ents, Rev. II. w. Downing
and wlfe.Shc icft for home in Fl.
Wayne, Ind. MIS-. Inez Stewart
Mcqueen left Sunday to Join her
husband, Sgt. Quaker Mcqueen
at LlJu1ta Colo. and will visit her
un"ie, Adolphas Bestis enroutc -
Kansas City. An attendance " IL
was recorded at st. James Baptist
Sunday School with collection of
S4 ~ Rev. II W. Downing, asst
pastor brought the morning mess.
age WITH SPECIAL music by the SEN
ior choir. Amoung visitors were
Mrs. Marie Sheppard of Niagr,
Falls and Mrs. Emma Boldeu OF
Hope Iron Mt. News lBy Mrs. X,
NJ. Haynes A good attendance
was reported at TIE Loncke Bart
Sunday School with Rev. Matht VS.
delivering the morning message
Mrs. Nora James spent few days
in Magnolia last week visiting hei
children nd grandson, who was O
recent inductee. Mrs. Marie Man.
nins and small daughter have re
turned from Magnolia. George A
Queen was a recent induetee.
NOTE: All reporters turn your re
port in to l.. Marshall not latci
than Sunday at 3 p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-26
Lewisville Items
Br Horace W. Gait les

Headed for California are Frank
Tucker AVID Louis Daniels, Newt
M,lican WIS Texas visitor. Pvt.
Willie James ri ,enix, Ariz was II
visitor here. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Foster in Magnolia Mrs. Gcrtrdc
Daniels of Tcxarkana was guest IF
Mr. and Mrs. A Franklin and enter
ID q Texarkaua hospital on Mon
1avlim loMav, former resident
hero was brought from the State
Hospital. Little Rock and buried
here Saturday His son Eddie T..
lemny Of CHICAGO attended funeral
seryicc Mrs, Matte Wallar has re-
turned to her home after IN extern
ded visit in Gilmore, Texas. Tho
Usher Board sponsored 4 box sup
per which proved to be n success
mi affair Prof. J A. Simpson
Supt of The St. Paul Bapt, Sunday
School reports II good attendance
IN Sunday. Mrs. Florence nurrnC
IS president Ct the BTU.