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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Battalion No. 9, World War
Tank Corps Association, will hold
its monthly meeting at $50 to-
night in the Veterans Building,
704 East jefferson avenue. All
world war tank corps veterans are
invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

street cars.
Maybe this
Is so. Yester-
day, however,
L was in a
hurry TO get
d o w n I o
Grand Circus
Park for the
Mile O. Dimes
b r o a d C a s [
over WXYZ.
The sire [
cars were so
hOpped down
in snow that
il didn't look
as though I
had a ghost of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Holes Liquidation SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (INS).
"A bill directing that the Home
Owners Loan Corporation be
liquidated "as rapidly as prac-
ticable" was introduced in the
House by Representative Dirksen
.(R) Of Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

HENRY ALDERMAN wants
70 know why it is that since gas
dtioning motorists seem to have
quit offering rides. to people
who are standing and waiting for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Thomas Resigns
AS Chairman
Of Liquor Board
Kelly Expected to Name
Fry TO Vacancy; Dunn
TO Head Commission
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 20. 49, RAJ p h
Thomas submitted his resignation
as chairman of the liquor control
commission TO Gov. Harry F. Kelly
today, along with recommended
ton that the commission be taken
out OF politics.
He said he was forced 10 resign
because OF the demands OF the
printing business and because he
felt he had accomplished the job
OF recognizing the commission S
policies" which former Governor
Van Wagner had asked him TO do
FRY SLATED
Governor Kelly is expected tc
announce the appointment of for
mer state treasurer, Theodore ]
Fry. TO the vacancy on the com
mission. A reorganization will
enSue, with r. Glen Dunn as chair
man.
Thomas. in his letter of resigna.
ton. recommended:
The commission be permitted ia
employ at least 40 Investigators
instead of the present 20.
The legislature force cities ia
earmark returned funds from
licensing to enforcement purposes
SIX-YEAR TERMS
That terms Of the commission
ers be al least six years 80 they
can become acquainted with the
job"
All sales of alcoholic beverages
be stopped on Sunday.
A reduction of saloons 10 one
for each 1.250 population.
A law 10 penaiize minors who
falsify their ages in order to OBJ
tain liquor.
Power be given the commission
TO subpoena witnesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
RATIONING TIMETABLE
SUGAR

stamp l0-Go0d for ? lbs TO Jan. 81.
stamp lt--Good Feb. / 20 March IS.
COFFEE
stamp 28-Good until Feb. for one
pound for each person over IS.
DEADLINEs
Inspection OF truck tireE--Fsb. -.
A tires. March 81; p Q tires. FEB "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

WHIT AND MELISSA PADDLED steadily up the
Wv Merrimack by day, and slept in the open on the
river bank by night They had good weather up the
time they pushed on past Conoocook River and camped
the mouth of Mill Brook. Then il turned cold Whit
left the fire and went down look the river. He
wished his hand in the dark This was the be-
gnnag of freezing but the ice wouldn't any trouble
until maybe All right. BY that time they'd
be TO the Forks and when he got there he'd have make
up his mind about what do Well it turned on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

seem to yesterday had any sunahough you did go
bareheaded. All right look at EN-"
Whit came and knet down by her. He explained where
they and what risks they faced I'D figured thar now
with the ice the river maybe we'd better 90 through
the woods But hadn't figured your feetd be soft"
Il can walk all right, Whit"
Them moceasns you got wouldn't last half day when
the grounds frozen hard No, sir. Wen go by the river
ice ice. II the canoe gets slit OPEN can patch it,
But Spose'n il sinks, Whit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Then III haul you out on the bank Twonr be near
such haul rwoud be lug you from here into Sand
wich"
He put his hand her shoulder. "N--4 be all right,
MlisSa"
Il amt helpin you much"
You're hepin this much: that If you hadn't come
wouldn't srarted-'n don't mean only this trip;
wouldn't never got nowheres."
You'd got sonewheres. All right, them the rivsrl'
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
GASOLINE

A-Coup0n 3-Expires tomorrov.
A-Coupon t--Good Jan. ~ to Mar. n.
A-CoupOn 5--GoOd Mar. ~ 10 May ~.
A-CoupOn S-Good May a. 10 July 81.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Good for 10 gals. 10 Jan. ~.
Coupon 3--Good for IL gals. 20 Feb. ~.
Coupon GOOD Feb. Q TO March 81.
Coupon S--Good March 10 10 Oct. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

0He Is the only man I ever
knew who broke his leg and
thought II was funny.
He was recovering from n
sprained ankle, but was still on
crutches.
Somebody left. plate Of
strawberry Ice cream on the
floor. His crutch slipped In the
Ice cream and he fell down and
broke his leg. and thought 1t
was very funnyN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

In general. however people
must be getting better hearted.
The Mile o Dimes campaign, 10
fight infantile paralysis, is get
ting plenty of dimes, but is
getting many more quarters and
dollars than ever before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Veterans TO Meet

engineering STUD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

LomanS are carrying a girl singer.
She is Eugene Baird who takes
the swing tunes. Kenny Sergeant,
long a fixture on the romantic
ballads. is gone and IN his place
IS Tommy Morgan who turns on
me heart throbS. Walter Pee
Wee" Hunt az trombone still
turns out for some Of the vocalS,
Two new bands have been
booked for Eastwood and this will
insure Detroit dancers that The
Gardens viii .he open past the
middle of September Blue Barron
and his band viii come 10 East
wood on Aug u and Ted t1o
Rlto and his 'SkNhnCrS' VIII take
over on Sept 10 Another band
Will be booked between these en-
gagements.
Eastwood Parks living freak
show and the beauty revue Fro
zen Alive are two of the most
popular attractions of the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
COLLECTED At RANDOM

Don't he surprised If the Ella
Rsines- Randy Scott romance ends
a. the altar; Sir Derwent Hall
Game. son of the famous ag-
thor. is a Hollywood visitor; the
lack Warmers dinnered General
Arnold and his STAFF and The same
night the Ralph BlumS enter
tanned for Dick Rodgers and
Oscar HsmmerStein III
Isabel Taylor. editor Of the
Crime Club. is an interesting Hol-
, lywood visitor She is here foJ
Doubleday. Doran & Co 90 line
up writers and stories: how'S this
for a roomful OF celebrities? Col
James Roosevelt and his pretty
wife. Irving Berlin with group
Of friends. Sue Carol and ,Alsr
Laid. Charlie Chaplin and his
bride with the King Nidors-ali
koching ~ the Beverly Brown
49, al one time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

GLEN GRAY and the Casa
Iona band open at Eastwood
Gardens touigh, for 3 weeks
stand which viii include The
nightly dance sessions and the
Sunday affeFnoen Jam For
twelve years noW This norganla-
ton has been a staple arsicle IN
the musical world. featuring mel
ody and swing and doing about
equally as well in both depart
mentS
Batonccred by Gray who tow
ers over the bandStand he band
can take off on the lively bounce
numbers which please the younger
generation or swing into the sweet
groove. which the musicians much
prefer 10 do. Gray StIll fronts
one OF the biggest travelling bands,
numbering 20 IN the encourage.
For the first. time the Casa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
.LOueIla
Parsons
in UoA,Oool

HOLLYWOOD. July is Sympa'
thetic interest Is centereo around
Rachel Fields poSthumouS novel
And Now Tomorrow, bought by
Paramount at a reeord-break'ng
SUM over "A year ago The brilliant
authoresS OF An This and
Heaven Too" died Just as fame
care 70 ner Her second novel
And Now Tomorrow, appeared
iev months after her death.
Tee story is about two sisters
NO own a lumber mill and clash
IN their love interest The SIS
terS uill he PLAYED by Loretta
Young and Susan II a VIVA T q
Loretta Is 10 play the deaf sister
who loses the nan she adoreS 10
her unScrupulous and beautiful
Younger sister. Susie will he seen
as the girl who steals her sisters
hoy friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
MORTON to Give
Recital Tonight

PETER JAMES MORTON,
baritone. a student Of the Detroit
Institute Of Musical Art, will give
a song recital in the auditorium of
the MaCGrCgor Library. Woodward
at Road Island, this evening at
S 30 O'Clock.
Among the numbers he will sing
are, The Pilgrim Song "Di
Provence Aufenthalte," and
Hear Ye Winds and Waves from
the opera "Scipio' hy Handel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Fan Wires Roses
On Opening Might

APPARENTLY ADAPTING the
the opening night" custom of the
stage TO the screen, a fan in Chi
cago wired Ida Lupno two dozen
American beauty roses with the
message, Good luck in your new
role The occasion was the start
of production on In Our Time, -
in which she Co-Stars with Paul
Hpnrpid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Will Visit
Husband in North

IMMEDIATELY AFTER COM
pleting Saratoga Trunk Ingrid
Bergman will 60 10 San Francisco
10 join her husband, DR. Peter
LindStrom, who is attached TO the
staff of the Stanford University
Hospital there He recently trans
ferred 10 the Stanford hospital
from hospital in Rochester, n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Glen Gray Opens at Eastwood Tonight

and the new Silver Streak ride
has made a hit with the young
sterS. There is swimming both
day and night at the Eastwood
pool and roller skating every
night and Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Romance Blooms

THE LYNNE BAGGETT-Steve
Barclay romance proved lucky for
both Of them Lynne just got a
role in Animal Kingdom" and
Steve has been east In North
Star"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
Title Switch

GREEN EYES" is the new
title for Handbook for Jealousy"
Sinclair lewis novel. recently ac-
quired by Warner Bros.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Menifee
by Il. W. Jan,ison

Philadelphia Bapt. church was
entertained when a program was
sponsored by Mt Pleasant Bapt
Church from Little Rock and sew
eral siser Churches. The pastor
delivered the message. "A Gimp
Sc into Heaven. In spite OF the
rationing program, a very dele
lous Dinner was served. lmmed-
lately afteTward the Willing
Workers Club took charge under
the leadership of Mrs. Mary Car
ter. James F. Keith was master
of ceremonies and Rev. j. b. Barn
es Of Mt Pleasant, Little Rock
preached a soul stirring sermon
The occasion was eliminated by
contributions amounting to more
than $4,000. The fete being
strengthen by the cooperation OF
visiting churches, friends of the
community and our Deacons Ell
Wilds and W. S. Birts, We were
graced with the presence OF Lit,
and Mrs. Allen who were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keith, Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Woodland left to
take up new residence in Roeh'
ester, Pa.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
I)IAZ
BY Mrs. Ethel Turner

A wonderful program and ser.
mon was enjoyed at the First
Baptist Church on Easter. The
Rev. Thomas of Newport gave an
illustration of evangelistic work.
Mesdames Bertha Miller, Ger
trude Black, Ada and Nellie Will
Jams visited Mrs. Little Parker
recently who is quite i'll. Mrs.
ETHEL Turner visited the Bethle-
hem Tea Society last Wednesday,
Mrs. Alberta Hardin was hostess
to the tea. Mrs. Pinkie Smith Is
on the sick list. Obidiah Lax is
home from Sante Monica. calf.
Mrs, Helen Taylor and two child
rem are visiting parents. Mr.. and
thorne attended the funeral Of
Mrs. George Miller. Owens Haw-
his brother, Prof. Walter Dean Of
Tuckerman, He Is survived by a
wife and three children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buddie Stone of Batesville
have made their home here. Pye.
l.. c. Mccoy is spending few
days in Newport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Brandon are highly elated
with a during baby girl. born
April Gath Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
have a fine baby girl.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Rixie Items
by Silas Bowman

Miss ]. Walker Miss Daisy
L. Commins and Johnny Haynes
We're winners when an egg hunt
eliminated the Easter services at
Holly Grove AME church with
Rev. w. l.. Coffey =. The Alex
ander Sisters presented recent
program at Fairview CME
church with Rev. c. W. Smith. i.
A large Mothers Day program
will be held at Newdora Bapt,
church as reported by Mrs. Josie
Wesley. Rev. w. l.. Walters. pas
tor will be in charge and a Sun
dav School Rally will be held
during the day. The Silver Leaf
Quartet reported $4365 in their
regular 4th Sunday program -.
TIE Union Singers auueared at
the st. Luke Bapt. Church on
Easter Sunday with Rev. J c.
BoVd, pastor and reports totaled
S62S5 Cuayton chapel Bapt.
church is planning banner
year, with Rev. Williams pastor
and Supt. Earl Sisk Mt. Arrat
Bapt. Church with Rev. It. r.
Bright reports more than 100 en-
rolled in the Sunday School with
sret. Jesse Blaekman Rev.
s. -"' Is in charge of Mt. Pisgah
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
BISHOP CURRY
TO SPEAK AT
BETHEL SUNDAY

Bishop George J.. Curry. d.
d., of Jacksonville, Florida.
Bishop of Arkansas ard Oxla-
homa. vii! preach the Mothers
Day sermon at Big Bethel A.
M. Z. Church, 9th and Broad
way at HOO a. m. Sunday.
His mother, Mrs. Louise VIII
liam Curry, the only living
mother of a Bishop in the A.
M. L. church will be guest oi
honor and will bring greetings
at the service. Mother Cora
Gillian and Cora Weathcrs.
who help t. organize Bethel
Church, will occupy seats Of
honor.
According to an announce
ment of DR.. e. Wayman blxk
ley. pastor Of Bethel. Bishop
Curry enjoys great popularity
thruout the church and in
Bethel Church in particular
and suggests that you c,,re
early tt. get a comfortable
seat. Not only is Bishop Cur
fy assisting the local churches
but is renovating Shorter Col
lege and leading Il drive tn
pay the mortgage TN Shorter
this month.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
EmmersOn
by Edward Leon Henry

Honor students of Noxube
Jr. High School are Vernell story,
Susie Mae Wilson, Clara Mae
Thomas, Hazel Henry, Jessie Mae
Biddle, Mable and Harvey G.
Story, Earsie Belle Moore, Ed
ward Leon Henry, Titue Story,jr,,
Pames Story. jra Sue Wlllle
Belle. Jerry John Dale Biddle
and Elgin A. Biddle, Rev. l.. T.
Turner pastor of Trinity CINE
church. Magnolia delivered the
baccalaureate sermon, Making a
Wise Choice" rated as a master
pice Seniors are Elgin Arthur
Biddle. president, Hugh Pat
Story, vice president, Sue Willie
Belle. secretary and Perry j. d.
Biddle, treasurer, with Rev, D.
A. Belle, principal Mre. EN-
ma Story and family were recent
visitors from Bastrop. La. during
the Easter holidays
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Morning Star Bapt.


Three offers and eight teach.
ers reported at the Sunday School
hour along with a reeosd bseak-
ing attendance ON Eastes moning.
Ms. NJ, Foots gave a vivid lesson
review and remarks were made by
Rev. Long. Miss Mary Gault, stu
dent OF Philander Smith college
was registered as visitor, FL
nance totaled $6.73 Deaeons
McFadden and Neasley led morn
ing deyotionals with scripture
reading by Rev, G. Turner, Special
music was furnished by the Sen
Tor choir, prior to the special mes
sage by Rev. C. +. Canaday, min
lister in charge. Mrs. soloan Will
liams, Mrs. Eta Quarles, Mrs.
Eta NJ. Womaek and Mrs. Helen
Green were added as new men,
hers. collection for the services
totaled 5000.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
RusSellville
by Mrs. Ruth Russell

. Mrs. Sophia Lacy spent Eas-
ter in Fit. Smith as guest of her
sister, Mrs. Timer Moore g..
Mack Willis of Fresno, California.
a former resident here was a re-
cent naval inductee Mrs.
Willie Morris has been i'll and a
telegram from her Revealed that
her daughter. Gwendoly is SER
iously ill in a Fresno hospital
T-Cpl. lodis Robinson spent
brief furlongh with his mother.
Mrs. Margie Robinson from his
Carolina camp Mrs. Elton
Linton of Little Rock was guest
of Mr., Linton's father and family
, Mrs. Bessie Sharp OF Morrill,
ton spent Easter here Home
for Easter were Dora Mae Wilson
OF Dardanelle High School and
Misses Edna Mae Morris, Mary
Catherine Jackson and Leonard
Russell, jr. all of Dunbar High
School, Little Rock and Erma
Mae Landrum and Rebecca Willie
of Conway Trg. School, Menifee
Earnest Edwards Of Independ.
ence, Kansas spent few DAYS
with his father. VIII Edwards.
who is i'll DeLoyd Davis of
Plummerville was Sundey guest
of Miss Dora Ross Miss Mae
Templeton of Kansas City spent
the weekend as guest Of Mrs,
Rosie Lee Lancy and son, James
, = Leon Thompson was induct.
ed at Camp Robinson Center
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
I'epsi.COla
Ola
from page !

to make picture of new-pin
cleanliness.
Even the water is specially
treated 1t Is filtered in the
Pepsi-Cola plant before 1t goes into
the manufacture of Pepsi-Cola.
Carefully Selected Ingredients.
The same care is expended on
the selection of each pure-food in
gredent which goes into the max
ing OF the syrup. These ingredi-
ents are thoroughly mixed and
blended in stainless steel tanks
from which the syrup flows to the
automatic bottle.filling machines.
Bottles Specially Treated.
The bottles themselves under
go an amazing cleansing process
to fit them as reeeptaeles for
Pepsi-Cola. A scientific, automa.
tic bottle washer takes the bot
lies first and scours them inside
and out by means of high-pressure
jets Of pure, fresh water. Next,
it sterilzes them in a special So
luton. Emerging from this ope-
ration the bottles are subjected to
more high-pressure jets of pure
water to remove every trace of
the sterilization solotion.
AS they leave the bottle-wash-
ing machine, they pass an inspec-
tor, one by one, as they move
along an automatic conveyor. Still
farther, they are carried past a
powerful light which exposes them
to final Closeup" under the eye
of another vigilant inspector.
Only then are they permitted to
reach the automatic filling ma
chimes.
This drink has long since been
recognized as an energy giver.
This series OF ads calls particular
attention to the enjoyment to be
derived from drinking Pepsi
cola.
Maintain Large Merchandising
Staff
The Pepsi-Cola Company main
tains a large Negro merchandise
ing staff whose function 1t is to
travel from city to city inform
ing Negro Americans of the merit
and health giving qualities Of the
Pepsi-Cola drink.
This company pioneered in this
direction and can safely state
that 1t employs more Negroes in
its sales Promotion Department
than does any other major soft
drink manufacturer in the world.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
College Station
by Talmadge Body

The Zion Wheel Bapt, Church
with Rev. j. N. Armstrong pastor
shows steady increase in Sun
day School attendance. A total
of $4.33 was recorded, with So.
40 reported by the banner class,
collection for the days service
totaled $29.73. The Pastors Aid
Club met at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Houston on Monday night
and is doing effective work , l..
It has been announced that the
Watch Me Grow Club will spon-
sor a Tacky Party on Saturday
night with Mrs. Alberta Thomas,
president The Usher Board
will close a contest between the
men and women of the group
with winners to receive prize
on "Wednesday, May IL. as an
ounced by the president and spon-
sor of the affair
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Wilmar News
By 0pha l.. Gardner

Reporter for the Shady Grove
AME Church lists Rev. Jesse Tay'
Tor, Travis Caviness. Nelse Boddley
and Mrs. Irma Ragland as i'll ,
Augusta Hanley left for Detroit,
Michigan Pvt. Albert Rhodes is
visiting from his army camp.
Miss Florence Harris is visiting
from Monticello. Miss Irma
Lamb has returned to Hot Springs
after a brief visit with parents. =.
Mrs. Christine Robertson has ri
turned from Little Rock afer a
meek with hr sen. Delowice, VINO
Is confined to a hospital there. .
A. j. Hicks. Agriculture teacher
Of Monticello WAS guest speaker
to the local Victory Glass. Mrs,
Pearl Cables has returned from
Dermott after visiting Herman
Barker who was badly wounded.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Stuttgart
BY Bunia l.. Skinner

NEW BETHEL A. NJ. f,
CHURCH Easter services
went over in a big way. Rev d.
d. Nelson, pastor had with him
Rev. Taylor and members of the
Second Bapt. hurch. Rev. Taylor
delivered the morning message.
At the eleven O'clock services
Rev. Nelson presented 1t, Shaw,
army Chaplain of Baltimore,
Maryland who chose his subject
zone Five Talent, One Two Tai
ent and Done Talent. He COM
pared the IT, s. Army with Gods
armp and was at his best. 1t
Robins OF the Stuttgart Air Base
was present with his company of
soldiers numbering over one
Hundred and participated in the
services. At eight-thirty the Sun
day School rendered a splendid
Easter program.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

Bapt. Church Pvt. James
Baker Is visiting Friends and re-
latives here Walter Thomas
lost his home and furnishings by
fire 1.-THE Walter Woods are
proud parents of baby boy! ...
Mrs. Kitty Douglas and Eddie
clemens are reported III The
community Club led by Mrs,
Frenchie Alexander. president
and Mrs. Lena Hall. secretary is
doing effective work :. Rev. W.
Freeman who pastors LIST Bapt.
Churches at Roland and Cabot
is an ardent reader of the STATE
PRESS Frank Baugh has re-
turned to farm work, having
been employed for more than 80
years at Scott Sash Go The
Benevolent Society with Rev. l..
X. Griffin. president and Mrs NJ
Griffin. secretary is making rapid
strides in the community.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Conway
Mrs. Odessa Bynum

( . Mr.. and MIS-. j. #. Williams
attended funeral Of Mrs. Clarecy
, Madden, widow of the late Lee
Madden of Tulsa Oklahoma q.
Andrew Simon, student of Phil
ander Smith College, was recent
guest of his parents. Mrs. James
A. Hamilton is visiting Mrs. Ivory
Richmond in Detroit. and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard in Indian
apolis Ind Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Clay returned after visit
with her uncle, Robert Walker
Rev. r. A. Donnell, State Mission
airy, preached at Union B apt.
church. Randolph Pitts of
Pittsburgh, Pa. is wishing his
mother, Mrs. Birdie Pitts, and
was accompanied here by two
friends, Ollie Brown and Eddie
Robrts. The Union Bapt.
church with Rev r. A. Reed,
pastor, announced $506.34 as final
report in the Mortgage Fund
drive. Funeral services were
held recently for Mrs. Whey Har-
ris. She is survived by sons.
Cephus, Devils and Robert; one
daughter, Mrs, Rosie Lee Rose
mand Herman Nancy of cal
ifornia was recent guest of his
father. The local Boy Scouts
enjoyed a recent hike and were
honored with the presence Of
state commander. w II. Cross of
Little Rock. Pvt. Elmon w.
Smith of Camp Maxey, Texas, was
guest of his mother Mrs mabel
Smith. Mr. and Mrs NJ. F. Hut
crimson of Greenbrier were also
guest of Mrs. Smith Mrs. Ed
ma Jones spent Easter in Hope as
guest Of Mrs. Pike Wilson.
Ben Grant of North Little Rock
was guest Of his sister, Mrs. Smith
also James Henry was dinner
guest of Herman Smith. Mrs.
mabel Smith, Ella Brown and
ldella Butts made a business trip
to Little Rock.