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Evening star., 1943-09-08
Orioles Stay in Race
By 9Th Inning Win
Ry the Associated Press.

~ tut ASBocfkttd FftxB.
Baltimore battered across five un-
earned runs In the ninth inning of
Its game with Syracuse last night
to win 7-5 and Immediately the fight
for the final two places in the Inter-
national League playoffs became
four cornered
Toronto and Newark already have
clinched two Of the places but the
Chiefs loss lifted the Orioles to
within a game and half Of Nth
place Montreal, which in turn Is only
half game behind fourth-place
Rochester.
Syracuse still Is safely In third
with cushion OF three and q half
contests.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Rocing's Labor Day Donations
To Relief Seen as $296,OOO

netted $4,000. equally divided by the
Evansville and Henderson Junior
Chambers of Commerce. The two
groups picked a trio of societies as
beneficiaries.
After the running Of the Walt
Whitman Stakes at Garden State
Park on the same day, Track Presi-
dent Eugene Mori gave the New Jer-
sey State War Fund a check for
$4,000.
Although Labor Day probably was
the turf's most spectacular day, the
drive continues, with Narragansett
turning over today's program to aid
in a State wide drive for the pur-
chase of a Flying Fortress. Pur-
chase of at least $5,000,000 worth of
War bonds is the goal and the track
is expected to start the ball rolling
with a heavy purchase.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Mudhens, Late Starting, Hoross
Tight Rivals for A. A. Pennont

troversy. They have three more
games with Columbus in the current
series and will meet each the Red
Birds and Indianapolis in another
series before the season ends Sep
tember 10.
Indianapolis stayed one point be-
hind pAce-setting Milwaukee by
trouncing Louisville, 81, while the
Brewers were splitting q double
header with Kansas City.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Chance for Real Action

1t was a neat opportunity for
Turner and the commission to get
tough. BY tossing Galiano out OF
the bout. plus lengthy suspension
for breach of contract, they could
have demonstrated they intend to
enforce the rules. Instead, Turner
pleaded with the commission to
permit Pete to fight and the COM
mission meekly submitted.
Now the District Boxing Commits
sion will present its exclusive version
of barring its fangs. In a belated
burst of indignation it doubtless will
suspend Galiano. 1t also should
suspend any ideas it retains con-
cerning salaries until it demonstrates
1t does something more worthy than
obtain ringside seats free.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Grid Act Reversed
By Former Marine
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PULLMAN, Wash, Sept. g.
Thousands Of football players
have turned into soldiers, sailors
and marines, but Johnny De
Young Is one who Is reversing
the process.
He was honorably discharged
from the marines in 1899 after
serving four-year hitch.
Now the 215-pound De Young
is out for Job at guard with the
Washington State Cougars-to
catch up on those missed grid
seasons.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting-AppIing, Chicago, .s2s.
Wakefield, Detroit, 317
Runs---Case. Washington, 81; Vernon.
Washington, SO.
Runs batted in-York. Detroit. 1os:
Etten. New York, 81.
,Hits@eWakefield, Detroit, ITO; Ap-
Doubles-Wakefeld, Detroit. 80;
Gutteridge. st. Louis 81.
Triples-Lindell New York. 10: York.
Home runs-York. Detroit. 81; Kel-
Ter. New York, 25.
Stolen bases-Moses, Chicago, 45.
Case, Washington, A.
Pitching--chandler. New York. 1873:
Bridges. Detroit. 1874
Evening star., 1943-09-08
No. 5 Downs Merrick
In Bottle Of HurIers

No. Police Boys Club baseball
team edged the Merrick B. C. nine,
10, with Pohutsky pitching g. one
hit game. Lenarduzzi hurled .
three-hitter for Merrick.
The lone run was by Pohutsky
in the seventh. He singled, stole
second and scored on Kingsbury's
single.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.
TNTERNATvnNa VrAcy,r.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, z; Syracuse, 8.
Newark, 2; jersey City, /.
Toronto, 8; Buffalo, 4.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 9-7; Columbus, 4-.
Kansas City. 70; Milwaukee, 1-s.
minneapolis, 9-3; st. Paul, 40.
Indianapolis, 8: Louisville. 1.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 4; San Francisco, 2,
Only game scheduled,
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

by Ihe AsS0cIated PTeSS.
Today year ago-Marriage
defeated Alsab by a length in
Washington Park Handicap and
won $25 200 at Chicago.
Three years ago-Bobby Riggs
defeated Joe Hunt, E6, 6-3,
81, 6-3, 6-4, and Don Nc
Neill whipped Jack Kramer, 6-1,
81, Ga, 6-3, in semifinals of
national tennis tourney.
Five years ago-Bob Feller of
Cleveland Indians shut out De-
troit, 6 to 0, with four hits at
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Moores Bock in Racing;
Buy Pair Of Horses
By the Associated Press.

By the Associased Press.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore, own
ers of the Circle M Ranch, are back
in racing. They have purchased
Staretor and Copperman from Hugh
S. Nesbitt.
Pvt. Basil James, spending his
furlough at Fairmount Park, near
st. Louis, was up on pair Of win
ners yesterday.
Markell is the favorite In today's
$500 Chacolet Purse for 3-year-
olds at Auueduct.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
OFT Leeds Bond League

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 R.--Mel
OFT, manager of the New York
Giants, was the most popular player
in the Gotham War Bond League,
which closed yesterday after realiz-
ing $947, 800 900 In the sale of the
securities.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
'Tinsley Moy PIoy Aqoin

6PARTANBURG, s. c., Sept. 8 (P.
Discharged from the Army because
OF chronic arthritis and ear trou-
ble," Pete Tinsley, former Georgia
football star and guard on the
Green Bay Packers. is considering
. return to the gridiron. He'll con-
fer with the Packers.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
New Orleans, Nashville
Open PIuyoff Tonight
~ the Associated Press.

6s the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. 8.-New
Orleans, winner of the second half
of the Southern Association season,
Will meet Nashville tonight In the
opening game Of the playon series.
Nashville won the first half and
finished in third place in the second.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Spencer Wins Golf Title

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 8 Dr.
Wynsol Spencer OF Newport News
defeated last years titleholder,
George Pawton. Hampton, in the
final Of the 10Th annual Fairacre
tournament here with n strokes,
over par. Payton had n.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Hueqq Is Nearing Home

LONDON, Sept. (P.-Gunder
Haegg, Swedish middle-distance
runner who spent the summer in
the United States, arrived in London
last night and left almost Immediate
ly for Scotland en- route to Stock
holm.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Bod Montgomery Tooth
Delays jack Bottle
a. th. Associated pr.s,

BY ths Associhted Pres8.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Mike Jacobs
has announced that the l5-round
bout between Bob Montgomery and
Beau Jack has been postponed from
next Friday night until October 4.
An impacted wisdom tooth suf-
fered by Montgomery was given as
the reason.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Is in Row for Softy Ten

MARIETTA, Ga, Sept. 3 R).--
Scoring Its 25th consecutive victory
Hurtner Furniture team from
Greensboro, N. c., won the south
eastern regional softball tourna-
ment last night with ia decision
over the Charleston, S. G., port Of
oznbarkation.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Armstrong Is Through

BY tne Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES, Sept. s.-Cali-
fornia's Athletic Commission has
Cancelled the Henry Armstrong Slug
ger White fight scheduled in Hol-
lywood September 1s.
Armstrong says he Is through
with boxing for keeps.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Dow Ten Tukes Honors

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Sept. g.
Dow Chemical team OF Midland
Mich, scored a 12-inning, 1-to-0 VIC
tory over Peoria. ILL.,, to win the
Middle West regional softball tour
nament.
Evening star., 1943-09-08

Newark. Last night Pete failed to
anSwsr the bell for the sixth round
a his bout with Eddie Kane, due to
q severs cash inside his mouth.
when . contestant completes In
. bout Of more than four rounds. !"
~ the rules and regulations Of the
District Boxing Commission, ''he
shan not be allowed to compete
asain until six days have elapsed" !"
Morgan Pleods Ignorance
30, after the veteran Galiano be-
came the victim of q technical
Knockout, we cornered Thomas p.
Morgan, one OF the Boxing Com
missions members, and asked why
Galiano had been permitted to fight
after travelling eight rounds Monday
night at Newark.
I'VE knew nothing about that
down at the commission" replied
Morgan, and then, in a bit OF bro
ken-fleld verbal running, promptly
switched the subject with, by the
way, read your article on George
Marshall and got q big kick out
of it."
Morgan should be receiving other
kicks If, as chairman of the Dis
trict Boxing Commission, he can't
keep pace with fistic affairs. Cali
amos appearance in Newark on
Monday night was no secret, for
The Star ran an Associated Press
dispatch on the scrap.
Willie Rather, boxing writer for
the Newark Evening News, informs
us that Galiano accepted the fight
with Tyler on Saturday as sub
stitute for Lloyd Pine and that he
was outpointed decisively.
Galiano pleaded ignorance Of the
local rule, which means Pete isn't
interested enough to read his con-
tract. His punishment probably will
be q 60-day suspension, but Pete's
home town is Baltimore. During
those go days he'll be picking up
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Bucs Land CuccurulIo,
Stur Albany Pitcher
Hy the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. s.-Pitts-
hurgh has purchased Artie Cue
curullo, one of the leading southpaw
pitchers in the minors, from Albany
He has piled UP ls triumphs
against setbacks.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Door Is Closed Too Lute

A 60-day suspension Of Galiano is
a mild wrist-slap that comes after
the damage has been done. Much Of
that time will evaporate before his
mangled mouth will permit him to
fight. When his mouth heals he'll
battle in Baltimore and in November
he'll be eligible for possible repeat
performance here.
There is no indication, anyway,
that the District Boxing Commission
will be alert enough to prevent du-
plication of such an act.
The commission may plead it was
attempting to protect Promoter Joe
Turner and the customers by pre-
senting Galiano as advertised. But
Galiano merely was preliminary
fighter last night and his appearance
wasn't awaited too eagerly by the
fans,
Evening star., 1943-09-08
Win, Lose or Draw

BY BURTON HAWKINS,

District which
Congress authorizing
shrimp suspension
members the District Boxing Commission
their
ts night Grifnth Stadium
posedU Of their job.
fighting
Evening star., 1943-09-08

purses in Maryland, which doesn't
Cooperate with the confusing Dis
trict of Columbia Boxing Commits
sion.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19
Russian Church Wedding Scene

Miss Mary Galbreath became the bride of Mir. Martin Jensen in lovely Russian church wed- ding performed Sunday, June 13, before friends in the Russian Greek Orthodox church. The ceremony was read by the Very Reverend Gregory Gleboff, pas tor of the church.
 Mrs. Ragnar Hansen was mat ron of honor and MT. Sid w. Old acted as best man. The Misses Viola Jean Matthews, Rosabel Naomi Morrison. Vivian Ann Pagano, and Helen Anna Beuk- CTS were bridesmaids. Crown bearers for the bride and bride groom were Ross Galbreath, brother of the bride, and Alfred de Santo.
 The couple will make their home Tn this city.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Mrs. Anita Ann Mann, daugh- ter of Mrs. Edna Kraft, left re- gently for the States, where she plans to join her husband, who is a captain in the air forces and at present is stationed scme- where in the east.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19
Local Couple United

Miss Barbara Anderson, Afog- nak, and Fred Willits, Kodiak, were united Ill marriage June 4 by U. s. Commissioner Charles c. Naughton.
 Witnesses for the couple were Mra. Esther Rothwell and Mrs. Mary Gregoroff.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Jean Mechel returned to work at the Kodiak fountain this week after few days absence caused by a fail off ; bicycle on Signal hill.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19
pER5DnAl IT : ms

MT. and Mrs. Bob Anderson are the parents of a girl born Monday morning, weight ' pounds, IS 1-2 ounces.
 MT. Anderson IS employed at the Mecca bar.
 Mildred Davies returned to work at the Pinch iewelry store after being i'll a few days with the flu.
 A joint birthday party eele- brating the birthdays of Tony Kvas and Julien Morrison was held this week at AIS Chicken Inn. The inn was reserved for the evening and over forty guests enjoyed dining and dancing.
 Lillian Morris and Ruth D. Thompson, both from Sacra- mento, arrived recently and will be employed by the Kodiak Rottling works and candy company.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Her bert Pope were recent outgoing passengers for Seattle. Pope, who has been employed at the Bank of Kodiak for two years, plans to enter military servlce soon.
 Walter E. Chambers, employ ed at the Kodiak Recreation parlor, left recently for Cali fornia to visit a hot springs.
 The Volunteer Fire depart ment answered an alarm at l:4o Monday when soot burned out of a chimney at the Kodiak Library.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Karl Brunstaad stopped in Kokiak recently on his way from Seattle to Port Williams. Brun- ssaad was formerly active in union affairs here.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Lee Bettinger, son of Lee Bsttinger of the Kodiak Bott- hing works, arrived recently from his home in Oswegn, Oregon, to spend the summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Mir. and Mrs. James Mola formerly of this city, are now located in Fairbanks, where MT. MOla is employed on the base.
 Mrs. Verna Abston is now en- ployed at the Orpheum theatre as ticket seller.
 The executive committee of the Chamber of Comerce met Monday and adopted bylaws for the new organization.
 Richard R. Sidwell and Hans 0tt, employees of the Pan American Airways, who have been stationed at Fairbanks were recently transferred to the base at Kokiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-19

Mildred Davies returned to work at the Pinch iewelry store after being i'll a few days with the flu.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Newport News
Irma Il. johnson

News Fro mHere-Sgt. Walter
Kirk spent last weekend with
his mother and family. He Is
stationed at Camp Maxey, Tex.
He was accompanied TO Little
Rock by his brother-in-law, Sam
Stephenson. Mrs. Helen But
Ter and two sons of Saginaw,
Mich, are visiting her mother,
Mrs, Lue Butler. Mrs. G. l..
Branch has returned from Cam
den after spending a few days
with relatives and friends. Mrs.
l.. G. Steele has returned from
st. Louis after spending 6weeks.
Mrs. Susie Armstrong attended
State Missionary meeting in Lit
tie Rock as a delegate and was
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. w. s..
Shelton. Mesdames Rosie Wade
and Charolette Denison are re-
ported i'll. Miss Georgia Ann
Seals spent a fe whours here en-
route to Omaha, Nebr., where she
will attend school. Albert
Smith has purchased the Pero
home on Second st. Gus Hat
ii,
Monica, Calf. Mrs. Mary King
and son, Frank Porter, have re-
turned from ansas City. Mrs.
Thelma Moore of North Little
Roc kmade business trip here
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Adams made business trip to
Mason, Tennessee Wednesday.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Tillar Notes
Pearl Hannah

Three Candidates were bap-
tized Sunday as result of the Log
Bayou Baptist Church revival
with Rev. c. w. Russell of Der
mott as pastor in charge. Rev.
r. l.. Dickerson left for Chicago
to attend a national meeting.
Pvt. M. G. Maris is furloughing
here with relatives. Elizabeth
Spratt of Wolfe Project, MeGehee
spent a week vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Isabella Spratt.
Miss Lucille Hannah daughter OF
Mrs. Gussie Hannah was bride OF
Archie Lee Washington, son OF
B. Washington of Little Rock.
Nathaniel Drew is reported very
i'll. Mamie Young is still on
the sick list. Pvt. o. H. Han
nah Of Camp Robinson spent the
weekend with his wife and other
relatives. Harrell Brooks and
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

Curtis III. Johnson

Rev. W. II. Marley held reg
ular services Sunday. Pres. f.
a. Johnson was in charge of
BTU. Mt. Carmel worshipped
with Shady Grove Bapt. Church
in connection with tn 18th An
niversary of Rev. l.. w. Mason.
Mrs. Doll Bowler OF Memphis
is visiting here. Miss Dorothy
Mae Strickland of Little Rock
was weekend guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Strick
land. J. w. Garrett and John
ME Garrett are guests of their
sister, Mrs Bertha Mabin.
Cpl. Davis of Camp Robinson was
guest of Mrs. e. Gillyard. Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Moore of Ken
lucky are guests of his father, DR..
j. IL, Moore and other relatives.
Mrs. r.. Bfyson, Mrs Geraldine
Bowen and Tommie D. Mitchell
of Little Rock visited their mo-
Their and aunt, Mrs. Edith Nit
chell. Mrs. Bowen will leave soon
for Los Angeles while Mrs. Bry-
son will go to st, Louis. Miss
Willella Anderson was guest of
her brother, Booker oJhnson, and
family Sunday. Daniel Lee
HerYey was guest of his cousin
Jerry Johnson. Rev. w. Fl.
Marlen, Mr., and Mrs. J. A.
Johnson, Mrs. Bessie Johnson,
Mrs. Quincy Mcdaniel attended
baptising at Kenwood. r..
Flakes Of Roland is visiting his
sister.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

son. Fred Mollett. Mrs. Lula
STOLEN, Mrs. Mary Cherry. Mrs.
slvira Binn, ID, b. Thomas, Rev.
md Mrs. w. ]. Everett. Mayes
sanders. Mrs. Mays Sanders,
Cornelius Jefferson. Alberta Ash,
Mrs, Izolla Crane; Mrs. Mary
Colding $1.19. Mrs. Willie Chat
nan $685.. Mrs. II. ]. Burden
Sl.50, Mira. Ida Jackson s1.25,
Mrs, JAMIE Richardson SIPS,
Mrs, Buena v. Clary $3.50. Mrs.
Louvenia Mollett $3.50. Under
the leadership of Rev. H. NJ.
Greene. In few days We will
announce a free st. John. New
Jerusalem Bapt. Church (By
Dolores WoodruffD - Financial
banner in the s, S. was won by
Glass No. /. Janita Tooke was
elected S. S. Secretary. Rev. j.
II. Gatlin, pastor. delivered the
morning sermon. Mrs. E. w.
Townsend receives our commend
alton for the musical program rem
dered at the church. The BTU
sponsors a musical contest on
Sept. 10.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

OF the Methodist Church. We
note that Mrs. A. Thompson, Miss
+. Turner and Mrs. d. McCown
are back from Chicago and that
Mrs, Lucas has returned from
Georgia. Some Gossip: There
are two vacancies in Baptist
Churches here. All who are in
terested in preaching a try-out
sermon, write Gloria CO STATE
PRESS. Speaking OF this re-
minds me of a preacher who
paid three sisters $500 each to
shout while he preached at a
church, hoping to be called. He
paid them, they shouted and he
has now been pastoring the said
church three years. A certain
teacher sprouted some new teeth
while in Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Hot Springs
BY Gloria Downs

AROUND THE VAPOR CITY
The new Supt. If local schools
addressed an all Race Council
No nday, stressiug the unlimited
VINO Of men. Ms. II MCGOWAN
Will serve as new teacher 20
Douglass School, Il was annonn-
ced . T.. Taylor Of Pine Bluff
is over for a rest period E. The
son of r. M. Allen, accompanied
by his wife Is here from Kansas
City, Mo. Rev. G. N. Collins
preached the annual sermon at
st. Paul AME Church Sunday.
Rev. N. e. Hosley has resigned
from Union Baptist Church to &C
cept the pastorate Of one of the
nations eldest churches in Sa-
vannah, Ga. A. l.. Jenkins
brought the leadingguest Of the
Pvthian Hotel to Worship at Ha.
ven Sunday. Mr.. Jenkins Is the
night clerk and a fine business
man. Mrs. G. w. Whitehead
and Mrs. f. Graves left the city
Wednesday for Chicago and Mrs
r. J. Griffin left Thursday fol
st. Louis, Mo, where she will at.
tend an Area Council meeting
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Batesville News
Elise Smiley

Rev. Albert st. Clair Is pas
toring the Baptist Church in
Newark in the absence OF Rev.
c. Shaver. Misses Vallee Clark,
Willie Flemings and son, Herbert
Abner, are visiting friends in
Hope. Henry Harris. Calvin
Fucker and Jenlfer Watkins VS.
tied their families from Liitln
Rock. E. Miss Creasia Clark left
for Richmond, California. to
make her home vita her sister.
Mrs. Fannie Brown. Miss
Mae V. Bell visited friends in
Newport. Johnnie l.. Moore
of Los Angeles, CALI, and Miss
LGedora McCurn we're martied
Aug 18th and will make thair
h me in California. Mrs. Elolse
Williams and daughtas. Henry
Ella, left for Los Angeles, Calf,
to make their h,me. Norman
Hubbard Of DAYTON, Oa,o. Is VS.
ting his brother, Avis Shell
Scoutmaster JOHNNY Brown ae-
e"mpanied his troop on m out
irs to Ruddell Vii. THURSDAY.
Charlie Campbell left for Biloxi,
Miss, where he viii make hts
home with his sistar, Mrs Mild
red Peters. Mrs. Pearle Brown
left for Durham, N. G., near Camp
Eu'ner where her husband. Pvt.
Tt.!ce Brown Is stationed
Miss Margaret Da', Waugh will
o,te1 school in Jcnesbpro and
visit her hunt, al's Goldio Naf-
f.rd.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

ing the Windy City over, Ruby
LeeGrant is home from her vaca-
ton. Miss Clara Brown of
Jackson, Miss, spent several days
here. Pvt. James Mulberry Wis
tied here. He is son of Mrs.
Goodlow on Knox St. Mrs. Al.
ma Blake of Alexandria looked in
on home folks. B. r. Grant
spent several days visiting in st.
Louis, Chicago and other points.
Miss Doshie Newman became the
bride of Rev. d. r. Singleton
at the ion Church, Dumas, The
ceremony was read by Dr.. s. G..
Coleman, presiding elder. In at
tendance from here were Mes
danes S. A. Faulkin, l.. B. Court
ney, r. Ransome, M, J. Watkins,
e. Bealer and M. r. Washing.
ton. Rev. Singleton is pastor of
the Zion Church. While Mrs.
B. F. Grant was seeing Cabin in
the Sky" at the local theatre her
car was stolen. Better lock 1t
next time. !. +. The North Side Will
ing Workers Club is doing SPLEEN
did work. They have on exhib-
1t abeautiful quilt madeof tobac-
co sacks. Don't forget to at
tend the City Singing Union on
Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

BY Miss Lille M. Wimberly

BY Miss Lille NJ. Wimberly
Mrs. Laura Walker of Mem
phis visited relatives here. d.
Misses frankie Sherwood, Grace
Glover and A. V. Glover are look
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Bradley News
A. II. Brown

Miss Edna Davis OF Wash
lngton was guest of Mrs. Jack
Brown and other friends III the
community. Miss Vallte Mae
Turner became the bride of Char
lie Johnson when the ceremony
was performed in the Lewisville
Court House. Mrs. Matte Goss
Of Plain Dealing, La, was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Murray
Mrs. Ella Mae Daniels, Mrs.
Queen Esther Wade of Marshall,
Texas, We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Vowel.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Mt. Arratt News
by vernicc Fuller

Mrs. Velma Elrod OF Men,
phis has returned home after WIS.,
iting her mother. Mrs. Susie Hol-
mes. Pvt. Ester Fowler receiv-
ed honorable discharge from his
Indiana Camp and is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Lydia Easley.
Sunday School was conducted by
Supt. Jesse Blackwell. The pas
tor visited the church school en-
route to ion Chapel. pastored by
Rev. A. II. Gentry. when the
membership sponsored arally for
their pastors vacation. Honey
Holmes is reported i'll and we are
hoping a speedy recovery for
him.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

BY Mrs. Ida B. Marshall
Phone 1921

Supt. ]. @. Adams of st.
James Bapt. Church School re-
ports the Women Adult Glass in
lead. Sundays. collection was
SIS. Rev. II. w. Downing, as
sistant pastor, brought the morn
ing message. Rev. A. Williams,
minister, left Monday for Chica-
90 and the National Convention
Miss Berthelma Lawrence re-
turned from vacation in Los An
geles. Calf. Miss Rebecca
Thomas has returned after an en-
joyable trip with her grandmoth-
er and aunt of Dallas, Texas, Mrs.
Rubie Lee Saunders. Mrs.
Clara Parker arrived Thursday
from Los Angeles, Calf, after a
pleasant vacation with relatives.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Lawrence
Henry and husband Of Los An
geles, Calf, are guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Lawrence on Troost St. Mrs
Virginia Harp of 504 Belmont
St., was called to Little Rock to
the bedside of her cousin, Mrs
Willie Mitchell. The College
Hill Bapt. Usher Board launch.
ed a two-weeks envelop drive
sponsored by Mrs. Alma Conway
reported $76.34. Miss Ruth
Crabtree was married to Holloway
Giyins Of Garland City. Hell
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Thomas
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

of Hot Springs witnessed the
ceremony. Rev. and Mrs. Grit
lin, 504 Short Pinehurst ST., en-
'ertained at birthday party in
celebration Of her birthday ami
sefsary, Aug. 81. Enjoying the
delicious ice course were Mrs. f..
l.. Bonds, Mrs. Cheese, Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. S. p. Parker.