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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
FurIough Short:
How Be Married?

War Problem Clinic:
| am writing 10 you about my
boy friend who IS in the army. We
are very anxious 10 get married
but he is allowed only a week for
his furlough and that does not
leave us very much time, eSpe-
cially for the five-day business
We are both good Catholics.
Belong to the Young Ladies So
daily in ST. .--- Parish He Is
q good Holy Name member. and
we don't want 10 run away and
get married; we want to do il
right
But the time is short and my
boy friend is stationed at --
so that by the time he gets here
half his furlough will be gone
can't leave Detroit. as / am a gov.
eminent worker i'm .
So won't you please advise me
what / can do and how TO &C
about it. May God bless you.
V. F.
MISS '. r.:
Your letter does not state the
exact date of the wedding YOU
are planning. Ii II important
for me TO know the approximate
time in order 10 answer your
letter satisfactorily.
~ we suppose that you do not
Intend to get married within 80
days, you will have ample time
TO secure the license and ar
range To have the pre-marital
health examination as pre-
scribed by the laws of the state
of Michigan.
Since you wish 10 be married
In the Catholic Church, 10 Is
very important that you imme-
diately contact the pastor of the
parish In which you NOW re-
side. He will be glad TO help
you arrange matters with re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

gard 10 the hour. the day. etc.
See him a. soon as possible.
The REV. SEPH A.
FOLEY, =. j., student counselor,
University Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
War Wife Tries
To Get New Job

War Problem Clinic:
am a war wife. Ny husband
has been in the navy four months
now and is already overseas. Every
one says there are a lot Of factory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Early's Son in Army

WASHINGTON. March ! (INS)
Stephen T. Early Jr. son oil
President Roosevelt's press rela-
tons secretary, was listed to re.
port for army duty today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

mdLIOH 10 IIIdHy.
Here is the answer to a wor-
ried mother, supplied by Mrs.
Irene f. Murphy, family and
child welfare secretary Of the
Council Of Social Agencies.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Items
BY Jewel Cuirspt

Rev. A. Miles pastor Of First
Raptis. Church brought the morn
ing sermon to a large audience on
Sunday, speaking from the tonic
"An Open Bible and a Turning
Heart Among visitors present
we're g. c. Haraway of rho Toys
Industrial School, Wrightsvillc,
who brought an inspiring address
and Rev William Jefrson, pastor
Of Saints Of God Curch Wrights.
vill,.
Mr. nd. Mrs. d. {. MeMurray
are tie rrcpd parents of baby
Girl. The immunity morned the
death Of Fiank lee WHO was hill
when he lost control of his truck
on Friday He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Willie Lee: a daughter
Make; a mother. Mrs. Katie lee I,
4 sisters and hreiheIs.
The PTA President is urging
parents to cooperate with the Hot
Lunch program.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Morning Star
BY Mrs. Ida c. Johnson

Rev. L. C Turner reviewed the
lesson topic in tie Sunday Sch.o
department on Sunday wher nine
teachers and three officers register
cd together with a large number
of stuGcnts. Offering totaIed
$1G98 Deacons and McFaddcn and
Neasley led the morning devotional
period and Scripture reading was
given by Rev Delias prior to the
morning message by Rev. G. E.
Canady, pastor. Special mesic was
furnished by the seniqr choir and
n selection was glen by the jubilee
choir. Dcacons Gray and Holmes
were in charge of the Offering
,hich amounted to Sl032. Rcpor-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Attractive Della
Woods Becomes
Bride of Tranny
Arnold Monday

AS conlpl:te surprise to dcbs
and gentlemen If the younger Sc
eial circle Of the city, the brief 70
manc" of MISS bella Woods ard
Tranny Arnold eliminated when
the two were united in hely we'd
lock by tie Rev. @ Christian at the
First Cong, eaatipnal Church par
sonage en- Monday.
Immediately after the ceremony.
the young couplc left via train to
spcnd hief honeymoon in Hot
Springs.
Mrs Arnold is a graduate of
Dunbar ] College T. is presently
employed as secretary in the Deb
linson Burial Association.
The groom took graduate worl,
at Tennessee A. e. /. State College
and is employed with one OF the
largest hotels in the city.
They are at home to friends at
1910 w. 10th Street
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Spring Term, Apr. II,
1913
at the
JOHNSON i ''''
SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
Nine-sixtoen State Street

The six week course Of study
starting April II at eight o'clock
in the morning will have scheduled
classes, in Bookkeeping. Typewrit
ing and beginners and advanced
classes in Shorthand.
This short-course has been
worked out in keeping with the in
creased demand for general clerks,
strnographers tyr'st and clerical
helpers with a knowledge of Book
keeping. Practical lessons with
trairing in and strcssing of the
most valuable things actually need
ed for immediate application on the
job will be given prefer ence.
Persons interested in business
training are urged to take advant
age Of tits SpR'NG TERN as
there will Re only | summer term
this summer and starting with the
Spring term will give those inter
osted in completing the advanced
classes chance to reach .hcir goal
For detailed information, call
d-G32j and Mss Filth M. Carlisle
will he glad to assist y,u. Adv.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
GOLDEN LINK USHER
BOARD REPORTS $40 no
BY Mrs T.. r. Diggs

President y. G. Cleveland was
in charge Of tire Golden Link Ush.
~ Board on Sunday when tie
ffoup met at tho Wards Chapel
anne Church. with dev>tione lei
by Chaplain Gus Jones and the
Host-pastor kev. A. L Patrick Of
feriny prayer Miss M. Pettus
brought the welcome address and
other features on the program in
clnded paper by Mrs. r. G. Boyd
and Mrs g. u. leMay and short
talks were given by J L. Hawkins
and John Mcclure. Guest ecloists
for the program were Mcsdames
Bette Parker Mildren Zlcrler, &
Willie Thomas. I. Berry also sang
Special music was rendered by the
Loving Five Cuartettc AVID tie
Ward Chapel ANE Church on Sun.
den secretary ;nncUnced collection
as S50.C1
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
ef Rev. W. S. Thomas pastor o

ed ut the last lihr. e.. II. $
chairman If the Trustee ID
and the oldest citizen IF the cd
munity was led to lest here. II
j. Il. Jamison brought the funeral
grafton end remarks were nia,le by
Reys {. l.. rettawsy. Past,- The
mas, Rev. John Thomas. ]. Is. Oar.
res, n. A. DoRs ID. Memorial wer,
rendered by the Sunday SeEosl
dept. for X. II Boyd in charge of
Supt. Bell, prior to the cl' sing Of
the Sunday Schonl rally which re-
suited in Class leaders reports as
follows S. NJ. King, $50: Mes. l,u-
by Lee LIZ; Jno. Bell 6 81, Mrs.
Alice Bends Si.93; Robert PAYNE
81 80. Goal for the first quarter
was 5000 and tic Mt. Oliver Bap.
list Church is proud to report
$3.50, Mrs, Ruby Lee Tnney is
reparlri Very i'll in The United
Friends hospital Mt Little Rock.
Mrs. Dora Payne. president of
the Womens Band sponsored u mo
gram at the 10 al school IN Satlr-
day night which proved success
full affair.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Delta Sorority Enter
tains Shirley Graham

The sorors of Delta Siwma The
ia sorority inform, rllv entertained
Soror shirley Graham, the vecsa
tile distinguished young lady who
was here heading NAACP drive
Sat. evening at the resident of So
rcr Etell Young charming wife of
Frank A. Young, jr. 1919 High st.
Scror Graham related many of
her varied exp eiences, all of
which Were intensely interest ing,
after which a UNIQUE rhythm game
was enjoyed Tie entire evening
was one Of extreme pleasure and
cllmaxed most befittingly with
Soror Morris presenting Soror
Graham a box Of beautiful red ro-
ses from tie Chapter. The Sorori-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Ellis Johnson Bride
of June Moon

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Mac Ellen to Mr.. June
Noon, son If Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Moon which took place ~, high
noo1 Ap;il 3 % the Methodist
parsonage, Pine Bluff with Re-.
Ellis officiating. Only witnesses
to The ccrmony were mother Of
the bride and groom and wife of
tho pastor.
The bride wore Alice tluc crepe
with n gardcnia corsege and mat h
ing accessories. She is a graduate
Of Dunbar Jr College and A, NJ. &
n. College
The groom was educated in the
Pine Rluff schools and was a star
football PLAYER. Presently he in en-
ployed at tho areena! rs foreman
Mr.. and Mrs Moon are at home
ut 2102 w 9Th Street Pine Bluff
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

l.ittl' Chan lottc Yonne Smith,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Smith and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs Albert Stanley, 1904 Lau
rel ST., Teyark,u'a poses for her
birthday when a group of friends
turned cut tc her party on Mar. II
Enjoying the affalr with her
were William Howard Smith II.
William Rand, fayten Ruben, jr.
Tommie Lee White, Mayme Lou
se Arms trons. Barbara Armstrong
Bonnie Florence Armstrong. Ver-
ma Annette Irving, Jimmy Will.
Walton Johnnie Mae Walker, Bill
'aams Dorothy Walker, .Tonrmic
Ily Berry, David WAKEFIELD. Peter
Williams. Thornton Mitchell, Bet
tie l.. Williams, William Greon,
Jean Evelyn MeCler.tan, Mary Nc
Clinton and jean Moose all present
TO with her many happy returns.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

ter Rieha,d and children. James T..
AMI Ida Mae and Mrs Nena Men
son and daughter Bobby Joe VII
isms. Mack Young II Stamps wss
H visitor here on Sunday,
The st. Paul Baptist Church
held regular services through Sur
night with Rev II. ]. Iriea pastor
delivering spendld sermon. Sy.34
was announced as tot,led amount
raised.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
1I'I'1''' r. - f 7.
nARouNlo ,lasN.|

phcns, Secretary We're co-sponsors.
Pan-hellenic Carnival
The Pan-llclienie Courcil is spon
serins United Nations Carnival
ut the CsO on Friday mite, April
lG at & o'clock. This promises to
be a novel entertainment 50 lnso-
ed by all If the Greek Letter OF.
CARNATIONS of the city The Unit
ed Nations background lends it.
self TO a colorful Ghtertallm mt
The tooths will represent England
limited States, Russia. China. In
dia Free France, tie Neither lards
and Mexico, There will lie plenty
of fun for everyone including dane
ing. Your patronage is solicited
because the Pan-Hellenic is award
ing a scholarship to worthy High
School senior from the funds. raised
in this effort.
S7lst Regimcntal Hqs. Forma!
OnApril lG. the men il uniform
attached to tn" S7lst Recimcntal
)ldqs. will en,ertain the Girls Ser
vice Organization and other invited
guest with formal dance ut Ser
vice Club, Nc 3 This affair prom
.ses to be outstanding and he
men ale not sparlng anythnns. al
Guiding money to make this dance
one to he remembered
Sunday Afternoon
Last Sunday afternoon wnen
Private Charlie pierce hit the ivo.
ries in his chara, teristic style che
atmosphere at TIE Ninth Street
uSO Club began to take on an air
of gaiety and jolly good time. He
was joined by Sgt. Kline who tap
ped like Bill Robinson. Privat JOS
cph Smith, Neal Robinson and Geo
Scott added to the informal get to-
eethcr by singing their favorite
songs. Many Of these talented sold
icrs will appear in the new use
Variety Show date to be att
nounccd.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Plummerville
BY Gurus Hoover Johnson

~ VI - AsNN''Ns St'iisNs,i
Earnestine Harvey is still ab-
sent due to illness Mrs Aib it.
ton Home Demonstrate II Aren't
met the Ill clth and reo'eaniaa-
tien resulted in the election os Vat
tie Maryland johnson. president,
Va mi Jenkins. sner,tsrv, Pau
line Hervey. vice presids Mt. Hygia
l'eIl Surrat' assistant sectefary
and Curtis Hoover Johnson re7or-
ter. Mr.. Albritton tlsc met
group Of LADIES' at the home OF ms
Amelia Newon.
Community No,es.-- Mrs 0sta-
via Robinson and Booker Johnson
ATTENDED funera! Sunday fpr Roose
vet Bryles at blackwell
Mr. Eli" Hale NJ Conway is vis;.
her sister Mrs. =, Menarlel
Mrs Myria Smith has returned
from a visit With her daughter IL
TEXAS. Mrs. |. Lewis is cdt after
an extended illness
Mrs. Tennessee WASHINGTON is
reported improving. Mrs. Ida len
kins Is still confined to bed.
Art Dowle left for Oklahoma to
attend funeral Of cousin.
Supt. f D. Winston rcports a
large attendance at the Mt. Carmel
Bapt. Church Sunday School with
Glass No. | banner class for TIE
day Rev. W II. Marley BROUGHT
the message, 1.-THE Christian Ra-
ces," r. A. Johnson is charge of
the BTU.
j E.. Clay held us conference at
the Lane Charel CINE Ghurc,, on
Sunday.
BY jewell NJ. Bell
Local Funeral. Many relatives
and friends attended funeral ser
vices for 4. Joyce ard w. M. Hill.
TIE former was enc Of the Oldest
citittLs Of the community While
the latter was member of the
trustee board Rev. J r. Jamson
brought the funeral oratinn and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
CT EST OF WARD CHAPEL

Among pulpit Visitors at the
Ward Chaple AME Church m Sun.
was presiding Elder Of the District,
Rev. G.. B AchfUd who heard the
young minister in charge, 2er.
Loyeo Patrick deliver an inspiring
sermon 10 a'larre audience.
Evening speaker was Rev
Sloan. Collection for the dav to-
tailed $40 90 rs announced by Mrs.
&. b. Flags, reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
pERSuNA!.SJ SOCIAL SLANTS

Mr.. R.la Graham Was in the
city a few days attending the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Oneida
Wilson. Mrs Gtaham has returned
to her home in Oermott carrying
her sick daughter with her
Tho MANY frlrlds and ncehboI
of Mrs. Wilson IRE hoping her II
speedy reetlN1y,
Tie Community Licer Club
held its monthly meeting Sunday,
April 4 at the Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Alomons, 1920 Center Street,
with Mrs. Florence Spivcv presid,
;ng. who entertained the club group
as c. hostcss with Mrs. l.. S,imp
son In Connection with the meet
ins "Do what YOU Can" program
was rendered Which was very in
ierestinc ard wide vnrity Of tai.
cnts disclosed.
The Daughter of Elks 81 Rose
City Temple Ne. 37a and Wonder
State Lodge isS werr hon. led with
q cocktail tour, April ! the Eth an
nual series held at the Elks Rest
Spring flowers were used as vivid
decorations and $50 guest Mere in
attendance. Mrs Willie NJ. Fisher
daughter ruler WAS present to wit
ness the affair as Iepm ted by Mrs.
r.. o. Harrison
The Girl Reserve of Shorter Col
leec Les Churches. is ENJOYING a
fire year of activities under the
leadership Of Mrs. Lois Pattile,
with % members working he Oh
servance Of Girl Reserve Week,
April Ills. Miss Beatrice Tucker
is president, Dorothy Walker re.
porter
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Lee (nce
Amazon Glaybornl came down
from Chicago to visit her family
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. C!ayhorn on
Sunday. The newly weds left Tues
day for Chicago where he will be
indicted into Uncle Sans Fighting
Forces
Invest In 3. nds To-Day - The
Government Needs Doush-a.,d
Lets Of lt-snd Needs 1t Now.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

MIS-. HaOsIey oy thought u The
|citiienry here a place that w&~ .
hcvcn to tie bachelors. a home
like" atmosphere to those who alto
out and an orderly business that
received commentator from law
abiding and respectable citizens.
From her bed at the Baptist
State Hospital. Mrs. Bansely tx
presses appreciation patrons whoes
recent acquaintance have de.
veloped into warm and lasting
friendships.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
USO NEWS
Formal Dance


Tho Medical Detachment Of the
37lst Infantry will entertain the
Girls Service Organization with n
formal Dance at Service Club No.
3, Friday night at p. m. Trans
portation will be furnished and
the invited guest will leave tho
USO Building 9th and State by Con
voy at 7;ac p m.
style Revue
A night Of entertainment was on
loved by large crowd who al.
tended the First Style Tevue spon-
sorcd by the Progressive Matrons
Club. Tie models exhibited poise
and graccfu)noss rs they perform
ed for the audience. Musical nun.
Jers by B. H. Cliltlrcss and Miss
Rlta Darlington were particularly
coed. Mrs. $. M Cole Hudson,
President ard Mrs. Norma l.. Ste
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Patrons Regret
Closing of Lark

Mrs f. S. Bau
sely I c r nine
months manage
Of tie popular
Lark Cafe. cl, sed
Ter dnors. last
week to regret Of
mary patrons
Well experienced
in tire proper me-
I'll IDS of food So.
lection and ser
vice, Mrs. Bausl-
IL II
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
LeWisville Items
BY II ,rHce ". Gaines

Mackie Johnson and Miss An
ME Mae johnson of Shreveport, La
were guest If their aunt, Mrs. Lu-
la Jamison and mother this week.
Headed for California are Mrs
Stella Thomas and children, Ho-
ward Lee and Clara Mse. Mrs. Eas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

Mrs. RosilMoas, Who gained
here in the hate COS
when she eaptm ed n beauty SON.
test sponsored losal business
firms died in Detroit on March 9Th
after q brcif illness. Mrs. Moss was
at one time co-oWner of Q favcrite
nltery here and was we'll know n
in entertainments circles.
She is survlvtd by her son SIT.
John il. Brown Of Camp Liv.rgs-
ton. La, 8 sisters, Mrs. Lowe Ca.
rey and Mrs. Meliose store of De
trcit Mrs. ] emen Barr of this city
and a brother. TolNer Harley Of
Chicago, also survives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

ing in the pig" contest were Ever
lene Neasely Sa.5): Willie Lamor
1876 and Madeline Floyd 6.oe
making a tuta,ed of s2eA6. The
congregation jpins me in express
ing appreciation to Mrs. Cuway
for the splendid report to tie sun.
School frem the Fedratior drive.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
BAILEY CHAPEL HEARS
GUEST MINISTER

Scott-BaiIey Chapel Bapcist
Church with Rcv. Thomas. pastor
held regular services on Sunday.
Officers conducted an jnspirational
prayer service prior to te morning
message which wae forrcfllly de-
lvcred by Rev Butler, who chose
for topic, "Faultlcss Christ.
Closing remarks were made by
Rev. Perry Collection totalad
Sll so as reported by Miss Della
Mae Freeman.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES
'ARNlNE ORDER

" OItD1n
state of Arkansas County q Pu-
laski, SIS.
in the Pulaski Chancery cours.
Viola Alexander Plaintiff w.
Laurence Alexander, Defendant
No 66sss
The DEPENDENT, Lawrence Alex.
andcr is warned to appear in this
court within thnty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff,
Viola Alexander.
Dated: March 16, l943.
IliI.bler Il IIibller. Solicitors fer
Plaintiff
j. 4. Booker, Attorney ad liten.
H s. Nixon. Chnncery Clerk.
BY Ealy Red, D. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

ty was quite happy with tie pre-
sence of new Delta in town Soror
ANDERSON, quite petite and lovely
the wife of 1t. Anderson stationed
lat Camp Robinson. Soror Amer
sou halls from Sacramento. Calf
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
Wilmar News

BY Opha Gardner
Funeral services were held at
Mt Tabor Papt. Church for ION
Nicholson wha died in Memphis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09

Invest In Bonds Today - The
Government Needs Dough--and
Lots of lt-and Needs II Nov.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
W NOTES
Girl Reserve Week
April Ills
Calender Of Activities

April lI.l6
Calender Of Activities
April 1l--Cirl Reserves attend
Bethel Church. II a. m.
April IL Stunt Night.
April 1S--Asscmhly Program at
variors Scht OILS.
April 1d-Mo,hcr and Daurh'
er Night.
April l5--Cpcn House.
April lG-parties a.. 80
1890 p. m ,
April 11--Ilke to Fair Park
and Wiener Roas, Bunk at
"Y'.
April 1S-BreakfaN Wors hip
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-09
w A N TIE D
EXPERT
BEAUTICIAN

Shop Located in business
District--A Lucrative Trade
Pleasant Environment
Call or Write sos w. Ninth st.
Little Rock, Arkansas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
(Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) By JACK CUDDY

United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, Jan. 21. (UP)-A whirl on the sports-go-round:
 English horsemen apparently are far from undaunted by the continu- ation of the war since the latest Newmarket blooded-stock sale brought one of the highest prices in British turf history. Top price was bid for Olein, @ bay mare out of Grand Peace and Colombo, who went for 17,000 guineas or $76,500. Olean's dam, Grand Peace, beautiful 13-year- mare, went for the high price of 5,700 guineas or close ot $35, 1000 .. American horse- men would be hard-pressed to equal the English turfmen at those prices.
 California boxing fans were given an unexpected and pleasant surprise recently when Belle Martell, only woman in the world ever to hold a state license to referee boxing, went in and handled an entire show. Miss Martell was forced into action when the state athletic commission referee ran out of gas and couldn't keep his appointment. She also is licensed as a timekeeper and ar- nouncer and timed, refereed and an- nounced the entire card. She worked the first half of the card in evening clothes but changed into