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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-04-22

Published Every Thursday Morning by
f. d. H0FFECKER, Owner and Propri-
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
1WoOdson

Tch 10 Federation Relief of the
Union Dist. Association was held
with The lst Baptist Church
with Rev, Miles. pastor and Few,
j. Il Barnes acting Moderator The
meeting was rated az successful
one wtcn reports t,taled s2i3 70
The Home Demonstration Club
met at the home OF Mr.. McMur-
ray last Thursday ard plans we're
perfected for An April entertain
men', with music I, re furnished
by the lccal hand. date set for Apr
10. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Kirby were feld Sunday at 1St
Bapt. Church No 2 with Rev. Wag
gonrr' pastor Officiating. A large
crowd paid tribute to their friend &
nti:hhor Mrs Kirby is survived
by four children, ii grandchildren,
one sister and brother. The body
was IN charge OF Mile, Funeral
Home having been shipped from
Dttroit, Mich.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
ROttaken
BY Mrs. r.. p. Folks

BY Mrs. r. p. Folks
Mrs. Matte jefferson has
charge Of tie Sunday School at
Gosnel Temple Rapt. Church with
a "Goi at;end,.cc recorded and
Mrs. Lorida Molden :,nd class A.
wardcd banners for the day. Miss
Estella Johnson, vice president
has charge Of the RTU with les
SIN drill given ~ A Glenn Among
visitors were Mrs. Alberta Mathew
and Gladis Mary Williams and The
group invites other visitors to at
tend services here. Mrs. Matte
Jefferson 'duritd I. her work af-
tor an extended absence at the he'd
side Of her i'll mother, Mrs. Alice
Watkins New lesders scekih: tho
STATE PRESS arc Mrs. Eldora
Cunningham, Mrs Earnest Will
liams. Mrs. Arthella Mckinney,
King Brown, Eddie Whitfield! and
Augusta Owens.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
.Menifee
By r W. Jamison


Mrs. Roscl Moss. who gaiaed
with Mrs. Daisy Shell r Blackwell
and Is reported improving. Roos,.
welt Bryles Of Blackwell one Of tint
first school hus drivers and local
supporter Of the school was bur,
ed III the Blackwell cemetery on
Wa n - K English ia nurh
srat'fled with support given him
by citizens in the recent school O..
lection. The thee chuiches of the
community, st Mark Baptist AME
Aon and Church Of God in Christ
carried on reGlious worship on
sunday with a Good attendance re.
ported. 1t is reported that Josh
Williams VIII spend some time in
llot Springs couValrsinr School
News by Floral Huali. The local
school defeated paraiell High
travellers of tint Conway co. T.e
ms. j. G Clay, wife of the princi-
S'hool If n recent tournament.
pal was visiting from Little Rcck
i\ntly. Zone Minute Of Twelve"
waA presented at the local school
by \e DTmell l]ieh Sco)l which
proyc a successful event. Mrs. An
nyc C.<lackmcn has recently r.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

here to visit her husband. Alb. ri
Stuekin of Little Rock came dow,
for is wife, who has heen i'll at
the home of her brother, Rev. j.
X. Martin.
Mrs. Ci,he Adams is reported
Ill Revs. Il l. Whitman and 7. s
Scott were recorded as visitors at
Union Baptist tlh.ch. Mnsdas.es
Artie Black, G. Gilmore. V. Hsnell
NJ. Reed, Mary McGee. w. nj. ri
rplett, Leona Deep, Mr.. and MR..
Albert Wooten visited Mrs Call;e
Adams in her sick loom. Mr.. and
Mrs, Riehlrl Manlev, Charlie Hen
~ and Homer Palmer are hame
visiting the Hot Springs races and
report PLAYING winning horses
Mrs. Graeie Mae Williams OF
Womlng has been guest Of h.,
sister. Mrs. Nrn'c f'ietmin Tho
Ancient order Of Masens held in,
stallat,cn cermonies on FRAY
with l.. NJ. iell i'll charge. The Pine
st High School With Principal
Preston Matuson and teaching
force Of 8 has aided ell programs
in the defense effort. First aid sits
and other useful articles have been
completed by the Trades Dept
headed by j, Davis Murphy. A
charter Scout Troop with Scout
master j. Davis Murphy have re-
warded suits te Willie Hslbrook
Charles Embry. John Thompson,
Colonel Thompson, Spio Span,
Johnny Jones, james, tr Barring
ton Madison, James Joe Howard.
Amos McKenley, Wilton Hill Alex
ander Bomar, lhrtsie Gatewood,
Columbus Mattison, John Ford Ro-
sal Madison. The Home Nc. Dept
is in charge OF Mrs, Ruth G,immet
who has recently organized a veto
ry Garden Club.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
DIAZ
BY Mrs. Gussie Hatcher

ny h'r, 0uSste IlNtCItT
W. M. Cosby rast,r Of First
Rapf. Church was here on regular
lpastorial day rnd was gucst at .hc
AME Church. Fvang. P. y Martin
If Ratesville faveirstructions tc
tho Missionary Society and Sunday
School for the electoral college
meeting at q recent visit here Ms
Ethel Turner is delacstc and Mrs.
Bertha Miller is alternate; Mrs
Lille Parker was elected delegate
to Fi't. Conference. Mrs. Estella
Ware, alternate. Mr. and Mrs. Jcn-
klns White received {. receipt. COM
munication from their son, Willie,
who is stationed somewhere in Avs
traila. Pfc James Greer, jr Of
Camp Van Don, Miss. Is on fur
Tough visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Games Greer. TNt Oscar Lax
Of Camp Walters, Texas, Mrs. Ida
Bell Williams of California, Mrs.
Maud Eva Patterson Of Omal..
are visiting their father and sister
Mlllard Dukes and Mrs. Susie
Tins, Alfred Lax las returned
from California. Mr.. aud Mrs Lr-
thcr Ware and Mrs. Eluora Lax
mntored to Newport. Mrs. Queen
Ester Warren and children were
recent guest with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Gt0ree Miller. Twenty.
two guest honored TIE birthday
of lmocene Ware at the home of
Mr. AID Mrs. Lu;her Ware.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Bradley News
My A f.. Brown


ST.. Mary Missionary BAPTIST
Church held model sun. School
under the Leadership Of Supt. l..
W. Williams when the general re-
view was brought by Rev. ]. d..
Virgins, pastor. On the regular
PASTORAL day, deviation was CEN
Quoted ly Dcacti L. w Williams
and the Rev. A. F.. Brown brought
the message, Time for neeisi)n".
Misses Edna Davis and Whi,more
in charge of the offering which to
talrd s12.5o. Pulpit guest were
Rcvs. 7 ? Still, M. johnson end
A E Brown Rev A. +. Brown
brought the special sermon at the
Shiloh Baptist Church VIXEN the
services were in charge Of the
Singing Class end closing remarks
were made by Rev. Still. Collection
amounted to 205 as reported by
Mrs. Donnie Duffie president of
class.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

he, and lewis Cunningham hive
returned TO camp after spending
Burroughs here from Norfolk. Va
Mrs Rosetta Williams is new
lispt. Sunday School is in charge
Of Supt. Henry Waters. Visitors
registering last Sunday were Tea
cons Anderson Campell and Green
Potter Of Macedonia Bapt Church,
Little Rork n,aeens Flowers
Campbell and Porter had charge
If devotionals with scriptures
read by Row. MeCloud. Rev, S VI
Rester, pastor brooeht a stirring
sermon and pull it visitors we're
Ress Jackson and Mcsloud, and
othar visitors We're Alfred Lorine.
Mrs. Mary I'rine, Mrs. Hattie
Gary. Mrs. +, Ashmoie, Will Wat.
ers and Alice Eaten as reported
by Mrs. r. A Hodges.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
McGehee News
Ry Tom Jones


Pvt Gus Shaw Of the 49gth Sig.
Ce Tucson, Ariz. is spending a
brief furloush With his wife ard
other relatives. Mrs. Sallie Moteo
left for an indefinite stay in Chi.
Mrs. Leila Washington savs her
trip to Little Rock Tuesday was
strictly business. Mrs. B z. Robin
. son and little Carl of Monroe, La
nre guest Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Jackson. Mrs. Emma
l.. Hale Of Camden Was week en,l
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ Ellison
and family. jim McClain was Il
Pine Bluff visitor.
A party was given at the City Ho i.
tel honorine Pvt. A Dixon and w.
r. Jones or last Tuesday night
Mrs. Graves visited Monroe, La
and also Eudora
Mrs. Estclla Flowers, Mrs Ina
Gene Flowers and little son left
Friday for FIT. Riley. Kansas t,
spend Few days visiting son AID
husband, Pvt Frank Flowers. Mrs
Mary Fendeltor and two sons left
Thursday for Chicago to make
their home.
Mrs. NJ. j. Johnson was rushed
to the Unitcd Links hospital in
Pine Bluff when she was found to
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Wrightsville
By Mrs. Mozella Crittendcn
FIRST Baptist Church:


a timely Sunday School was
held Sunday with Class No.
taught by A. T. Barnes -eccivins
the banner and genc1al lessor re
view given by tie Supt Morning
services began when praise SER
vices were led by deacons and Mis-
sicnary offering in charge of rsh-
Iers, Miss Ora lee Friason and
Emma Moo,e. Mrs. Isabella Meter
made special announcements and
Rev. W. G. Pennington, pastor
brought the message Standing ia
The wrong crow6'' Nhor rumher
|, Of visitors witnessed TIE mastery
, sermon among them was Willie Lee
Of Little Rock. Finance in charge
of dceconS amounted to S3t.1S
Mrs ', Moten was in charge Of
= larrH "rouD Of yorng people at
Tho GTU hnu" with lcs"u topic
t'e'tsrd hv tho nqstcr. a mes.
sen9cr from tic fa&ci alton meet.
made timely icnort The evening
sermon was 'doueht tv the r,>'ar
Personals Mr. and Mrs. Er he!
lfr9l1 we've ,'ll'cd to tie bedside
of her father, Wilson Shaw, rpoor.
'ted re"V ~. Granville Ciitttudtn,
y Walker. n, W 'Eius, Mrs. Mnl
Henderson A. E Hi are reported
.ill Edward Pland e. Il. Parker,
Jull1s lamU Br' oks Theodis Hug
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Wooster
BY carrie HalcrOmbe

Glass in the Sunday School dept.
of the Filgram Rest Bapt. Church
led by w. G. Jones won both attcn-
dance and financial banner, l.. G.
Cox was also in charge OF a lead
ing class. Rev. L. j Doolcy left
the school with clear knowledge
Of the lesson topic when he gave
the general review. Rev. ]. H. File
ming q welcome guest had charge
Of devotion prior to the morning
services when the morning sermon
was brought by the Rev. |. II. Nc
Crazy. moderator Of Center Ridge
Financial reports from the {. G..
District Institute totaled s521S
when the group held a three day
session at the church last month
rs announced by Rev. Paul Wilker-
son, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Plain Talk
Continued from PAGE una

Of tie less powerful crushed ly the
juggcrraut of necessity and cxre-
diency The little people then mus.
Re OH guard lest they lose even that
which they have.
The Blne Print fer Victory OF
TIC American Negro must he a
plan by which all If Jig every
whore can strengthening the race
from within sc that it may he ehlc
&c wage an increasingly effective
fight for every right that is. mlrs
as citizens Of this Republic, not
when peace GENES. hut now.
A great fighting army must be
strong from every englc. A fight
in. race like a fighting army can
only he successful whcr i, has pow
or within. power and will to plug up
the gaps in the ranks and strcng-
then every individual member ut
that race. Racial power--like rail
iary power can only be developed
by training. A powerful army must
be :, highly trained army. and this
is no less true ,f a race that means
To conquer.
What n,e we going to do then
about training .)ur sch,.,ls ard
college, d.pcnds upon gifts of
wh,e peoples to leep open their
.icers. And every year white people
arr giving less and less. AMI some
If our colleges in the South, that
have sent out hundreds Of welt
trained young men and women are
faced for the first time with the
possibility that they will have to
clpsc their doors.
Here Is chance for US 70 de-
hvtr. We give money to the Rcd
Crosc. we are buying Victory
stamps and bonds and we should.
But haw much are we giving for
the training of those who will hear
tic truat &c cor Eattle tomorrow,
This is a supreme challenge to
every single man, woman AID ever
ehllc of MS. IL o single school or
college devoted to the training of
our children must cur'Sil ITS activ-
i''"s or clo,c. this will he lasting
disgrace 1t will be proof that
hat IL takes to make great race,
we haven't got.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Hot Springs High
Lights
By Gloria Downs

Wenote rs We &C to press that
Mr.. Meisiiek cut Standing NcsfG
Gontr actor and builder is here
fr,m Nashville. Tennessee Mr. and
Mrs. O. II Penigar have taken re-
sidence here from Pine Bluff. Mrs.
f. A Trower has reconeitioned her
her beautiful home on Robin st.
and Mr.. Dawson has added new
steps 10 his mauntian home. The
Negro Citizens seem to be eating
less and rcadine mere
Rev. y. f. Ilosley popular Pas
tor Of Union Baptist Church has
purchased a new car for his hcau-
tiful wife. Mrs. S NJ Miller of
Union Baptist Church has under
gone a minnr operation. Stuacnts
of Locksburp Chi!drcss Hi. School
We're brought to the city in a Rus
Saturday for IN ohscuyYum .our.
One OF the teachers miss Martha
Branch accompanied theml Mrs
Aran Hicks Is repcrted i'll.
SOME GOSSIP
A Good member az one Vt the
churches on Warrington Ave. gave
Largely in his churches recent rally,
He was srcn Saturday picking up
Rccr Bottles sell ST. Re could ray
himself back.
So fine old boy.
Tall lady near Grove st worked
Fix weeks ago in her Victory Gar
len She has been so stiff until
she has noi bccn seen on the SITS.
since. So BAD A young Ladies DR..
tried to put her to sleep by giving
her ether SO he could operate on
her but she would MT &C to
sleep. He gave her a news paper
shortly after she started reading it
she fell fast asleep. So the opera
tion
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

ported in the Hitleryminded press
Eec.use instead # providing race
batting scarcheads. it turned out to
be an expose OF rotten iournr lis,".
The report II the committee was
There is no crime wave in Harlem
and that The Daily Press is doing
A Great Injustice in Distcrting the
Facts
a. this ceest to press, New
York newspaper, are lust releasing
on hack pages tie story Of a n
year old girl tapped hy ~ white
boys in Bronx Theatre on March
18th. Nc mention Of race or color
appears.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

be seriously i'll. The usEer Beard
OF Evening Star Baptist Church
met Sunday in their regular meet
ing with Mrs RoSia Wilson, prcsi-
dent, Mrs Alberta Perry, serre-
tary and Rev. W. G. Campbell, pas
tor.
Mrs Ella Williams returned
home from Ch,eago where ole
spent brief visit with her dau.h.
ter, Mrs. Alex Balen,ine who is
proud mother CT a baby girl
Mrs. Mary Pierce is guest Of her
brother and sister-in. law. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Pierce Of f.. 10th Street Fine
Rluif. Mrs Bertha Ellis and Mrs
leanett Wheelinston were Pine
BlaT visitors Saturday.
The No. ! Singing choir met Fri
Jay mite with H, X. Vitality, pre-.
sldent and John Ellis, tcacner
The Silver Rose and Four Notes
Quartet met II, the home Of Mrs.
Mary Lou Bradford with S. F. r.
lis, general marager and M. l..
Bradford. secretary.
T. f. Buchanan we'll known
taller left Saturday. Mrs. May
Ella Trodder has returned from
Kansas City where she WIS guest
of relatives. DR.. J. &. Shaw has
moved into his new office bcilding
on So LIST st.
Evening Star Baptist Church in
vites you to their services.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Garland City
BY Nelson Boykins III,

BY Nelson Boykins, IT,
Supt. David Adams was in
charge of the st. James Bapt. Sun
School also the praise service pri.
or to the morning message by Pas
tor Washington. Special music was
furnished by the local singing class
and collection totaled $31 ~. Eli
Howard brother of A. Howard
was buried here recently. Pvt. G.
w. Moore has returned to Camp
in South Car lima. Pvt. Tillman
Davis has entered Camp Robinson
Edward Smith and Jimmie Block
made a business trip to the home
of Mrs. Ida F.. Thompson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Conway

By Mrs Odessa Bynum

By Mrs. Odessa Bynum
The Sunday School Of the Union
Baptist Church is in charge IT
Mfs Odell l,mbry, with Rev. r. A.
Reed, pastor A recent distinguish
cd guest 1t the congregation was
Mrs. N. Z. Mcdaniel, president of
the Middle Western District Of the
Regular Missionary Baptist Con-
vention who held special meet
ing for the missionary auxiliary.
Mrs. Josephine Harvey. nurse at
the Cnitcl Frienos hospital was
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Hot Springs Membership
oUarS h.S,t

The members OF Haven Mcllo-
dist Church reduced their giart
mortgage debt in big rally stag
cd en- Sunday led on by TIE effici-
cnt pastor Dr. T. J. Griffin who
states that he plans to cut this
20 year old debt until it is wiped
away.
The chruch is now setting up
plans for its first "Weddina of Ro-
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Disgrace

Continued from page one
and bring disgrace upon your PEG
pie, Cclorej people born and
brought up in New York are law
abiding. 1t is because If your Kind
that they are cor demned."
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Crime
Continued from page one

N'f'i""ru lIoH pHgP one
its denial If smcar, it printed Il
story which began 1.-THE recent
'la"uc Of mrreinas generally con-
Nnrd to street attacks ON peics-
'rians, 'rokc out in a now spot yes
fctday when thee Negro girls as
Sar'ted Negro boy student in .
Harlem school and stclc a carton
" crackers he was delivering tn
classrooms--"Thcre followed ex-
citing details OF this story and n
r"ci''ior Of other muggins"
When Dcutsch lckad u tie
10y, the boy told him: "Nc. I was
not mucced al all, The girlS cure
IN to me on the school stairway
They said they'd punch me in the
mouth If ! didn't hand ever the
three boxes Of crackers | was car
wing. They grabbed one box AID
ran"
Questions For The Tribune
Deutsch asks in his column
why was IT necessary TO pin the
Negro rnec tag On the children IN
volved? To stress the Harlem aNg-
lie? To associate this minor irci-
dent one NJ dozens that iappen
IN New No,E cail''--. with serious
street lull"rs --b~''r | rcrvat
Che disrr' m rpi0r'. Hm-,," ,","r-tag
IN cril"" r"rorta is absolutely in
defensille."
Crime Wave Gets ANWhcr Boot
While the NEGRO Dress "rN',
Negro and white orsui7gtioao de-
As .'iis goes tc press, Sew
paper Guild tpuk netion ,hr MIG
dalics sen. fcp,r'crs tu Harlem
with grcat cvrcctaticns. There was
to BE- q rrpart on tho crime sitna.
ton by r9lir' ,9arlain Rcycrand
Iohn II ioinscn's Conmlicp on
Crime This conrrgrpae WAS not re.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09
Makes Honor Roll

Master Moses Tones, jr. OF Can
toll Hill School has made the he
nor rail- at tie ga Glass. Aside
frem his regular scholastic work
he is 1t. Monitor and a member
If Troop II Of tie Boy Scouts. lie
II one OF the SUNBEAM and Turner
Jewels of Bethel AME Church is
very tetive IN Sunday School.
He is tie son of Mr.. ard Mrs
Moses Jones. ltlh lizard Street.
turned from Camp Polk where she
WAS guest IF her husband, 1t.
BlackmCn. Mrs. Rlackmon Is the
efficient Home Ee. teacher here.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-09

j. e. Harris, son of Mr., and
Mrs Griffin Harris, spent a recent
furlough visiting parents 4 friends
at Wrichtsvllle.
Young Harris received high
scholastic rating during his school
days here and immediately upon
graduation volunteered in thu SER
vices Of Tire u. S. Navy esriy in
'12 and rendered remarkable SER
vice on the Atlantic.
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TACOMA

On the October club agenda
was the thirty-fifth anniversary
of the Glover Leaf Art Club. Mrs.
Worther Hamilton was the
charming hostess for the occasion
at her new home in Shalishan,
and the meeting was something
of house warming. An interest
ing program was rendered. With
opening remarks by the president
and founder. Mrs. Nettie J. As
berry led of with the saga of the
club. Starting back to 1908 at che
inception of the club, its organi-
cation and the ambition to sub
nit an exhibition in the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific Exposition held at
Seattle in 1909. This ambition
was realized and the club carried
off three medals for needle art,
landscape paintings and ceramics.
For the full exhibit a gold medal
was awarded and for individuals
a silver and a bronze were given.
The next major undertaking was
the featuring of a colored doll
sale a few years after. Mrs. As
berry read an announcement OF
this sale from an old copy of the
Seattle Searchlight," 1912. On
a table nearby was doll that
had been purchased by Mrs.
Daisy Lawhorn- Hunter as exhibit
No. 2. 1t was recalled by Mrs.
Asberry that late conner to the
bazaar was Mr.. James Webb of
Seattle, who, finding all the dolls
sold, offered twice the price any
who would sell out, without a
taker. The other charter mem
bers speaking reminiscentely,
were Mrs. Ellen Kellum, trea-
surer; Mrs. Mary HMoore, the
secretary, and Mrs. Hamilton.
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LOST RND FOUND

FOUND-One birth certificate
made out to one Thomas Acker-
man, Grimes County, Navasota
City, Texas. Fathers name, Ben
Alderman. Mothers maiden
name, Dollie Barrett. This man
was born Sept. 4, 1892.
FOUND-One application for
permit to enter Alaska. Thomas
Alyexander Alderman, Navasota
City, Texas. Last known Seattle
address, Globe Hotel. Belongs to
c. I. o. Local. SO years of age.
These papers can be had by
the right party at my office.
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PORTLAND SALUTES
BRIDE and GROOM

Portland is all agog over the
approaching wedding af Miss
Josephine Dancey and Mr.. Burie
Benton Twitty, in the armed
forces, which has been set for
October 16 in Portland. Their
engagement was announced Au-
gust 10, when the bride-elect en-
tertained 16 young ladies at
three course dinner party at her
home in N. E. 18th. Tiny white
favors with their names Joe and
Binnie, let the secret out as much
as did her beautiful ring. The
dinner table was appropriately
done in all white with a center
piece of gorgeous gladiola. Miss
Dancey wore an informal two
piece black crepe trimmed in red
and green rick-rack. Miss Dancey
an accomplished dramatist, is the
tlueSl uduS hlSl VI MI. anu WIS
Robert Dancey. The lucky man
GROOM to be-. a Bostonian, is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ] j.
Twitty of Boston, Mass. Diver
sions at the party were pokeno,
music and singing (dedicating
special songs to the bride-elect).
Many social affairs have been
given and others are in the on
ing for this happy couple.
Celebrating her birthdays are
traditional with Mrs. George Ran
dali whose many friends co
operate and participate in making
the occasion a happy one. Her
birthday, observed among the late
summer affairs, was attended by
81 close friends. Mrs. Randall
gratefully acknowledges receiving
48 greeting cards and Al gifts,
including three birthday cakes
baked and given by Mesdames
Winnie Davis, Mrs. Ashford and
a huge one beautifully decorated
by Mrs. WATSON.
Mrs. Roberts of San Francisco
spent a day with the Geo. Ran
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ford; Mrs. Essie Mae Scott; Mrs.
Estle Laws; Mr.. jennie Johnson
and Mr.. Lonnie Wilson. Mr.. anS
Mrs. Carol Jones of Enid and
Miss Helen Garrett of Kansas
City, Mo-, visitors and guests.
were with the Willis A. Reeds at
their table, where also was Miss
Shirley lime Reed and Mr.. In
worth r. Minor. A foursome in
cluded Mrs. Stanton Duke, wife
of the promoter, her sister, Mrs.
Anna Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Langston and Mrs. Lucille John
son. Mrs. Daisy Warrick with
Private Melburn Estell Miss Ger
aldine Williams with Robert Bur
gett occupied a table; and still
others were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Askey, their adughter Verna 10,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jack
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Herberte Lewis
were accompanied by their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Fletcher. Professor and Mrs.
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth F.
Smith made up a foursome. AL
though young people were in
large numbers, this double duo
the Misses Helen and Roselee
Thomas, Leonard Bruce and
Evans Cantrel were very con-
spicuous. A party from Seattle
included Mrs. Blanche McCowa,
Mr.. A. II. Franklin, Mrs. Clifford
Taylor and Miss Ethel Hill.