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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-03

kuri, pravi gospodinja, ki jo1
vzlic topli peel kakor leden cu-
rex poliva po hrbtu.
Liza Sc opotece proti vratom.
ICe zdaj sreca zalo? Sosedov Jo-
ia je bill tako zastaven. Ko SO
kopali vresje "a steljo, Sc je 2
njims poljubovala. Zdaj 10 bo Ia
la raztrgala, &c. res hodi tod O.
krog in jo sreca !.
v kuhinji Sc IL kota zeleno "a
bliska. Liza krikne, petrolejka j
zvenee pade IL rok, blisk il ko-
ia pa puhne naravnost vanjo.
"Sveta Marija, Zala!!' ....
S krikom omedli Liza, druzi-
ma drhti, svecke pri jaselcah
plapolajo, stara Mojca pa brez-
brizno momlja z brezzobnimi ce-
ljustmi. w..
V vezi javka in zavija, dokler
Sc ne opogumi gospodar Rup, XII
S skrajnim naporom svojih sill
poklice vse bozje sile ma pomoc
in posveti v vezo. Tedaj odsko-
ci, - macek, pridni, dobri muc,
XII je pregnal re toliko misi in
Ipodgan cd hise, Sc drgne yes o.
smojen oh steno, pokrito S sre-
zem.
"Saj pravim, da ste babe brez
Ipameti, mu odleze, ko spozna
Ipolozaj in pomaga dekli ma no.
Ige. "Ko bi Sc bila tako bala fan
ia, kakor 81 Sc zdaj macke, bi
bila brez skrbi srecala Zalo," Sc
pol jezi, pol smeje gospodar
Rup.
zunaj Sc vedno naletava sneg.
Teta Mojca dremlje, dekla Liza
pa skriva obraz. LIE kako je mo-
gla biti tako nerodna, da bodo
zdaj vsi vedeli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-03
OzGANI STRAH

= . 2 \ ,-
V Strugi je poldrugi meter VI
soko, zapadlo snega. Raztresene
kmetije so skoraj izgubile vsa-
ko zvezo med seboj. Samo vi
har, XII kopici zamete, jih obi
skuje, buta ma vrata in okna in
pripoveduje svoje posastne po-
vesti. .."
Drava Sc molce vie med Ia
snezenimi travniki in mimo spra-
nih skal, kakor da Sc boji te
neznosne beline. Brodniki Sc
stiskajo v hise. Kdo bi Sci ma
brod v tenn volcjem mrazu! O.
bir ie v mesecini kakor S kri-
stalnim prahom posut. Cisto pod
nebo moli svojo glavo in kdo We
kaj mu vse zaupajo zvezde, XII
Sc sprehajajo mad MIN.
Pri Rupovih so pospravili ko-
lovrate. V peel prasketa tleci
PAM. Ia pecjo dremlje stara
Mojca. ze tretjega gospodarja
pomni in vsa prstena, vendar je
zemlja Sc vedno ne poklice k Sc
bi. Vsako pomlad pove, da Ii
me ne DO ucakala, vsako limo
tozi, da ne DO vec videla pomla-
di. Toga in trda Sc stiska Ia
pecjo, kakor okostenela prete-
klost Sc zdi. Ko pa dahne SON.
ce ma brezine, Sc razmaje teta
Mojca in spet ozivi. Domaci sko-
raj pozabijo ma memo starost in
Sc jim zdi kar prav, da stara
Mojca pase zivino, STRIFE ovce
in streze mladezi, da svetuje in
pripoveduje ter prerokuje, ka-
kor da je prisla Cd nekod z dru-
gega sveta.
Tisto jesen je dejala:
"Letos me DO pa stisnilo. Kar
pri srcu cutim."
Rupovi so bill vajeni takih
napovedi, zato Sc tudi nihce nj
zmenil zanje. vedeli so, da bo
teta Mojca spet noe in dan pre-
sedela "a pecjo, kakor nitro "a
pade sneg. Trda in toga bo pri-
povedala posastne povesti in
njen glas bo prihajal kakor IL
groba. Drugace sploh ne more
biti. Kdo pa maj bi prisel ma
njen prostor, ako bi Sc teta
Mojca umaknila!
Tako so zdaj Rupovi globoko
v zimi in odrezani cd sveta. Hi
sa je domala vsa pogreznjena
V snegu in lie teta Mojca je vez,
XII veze prebivalce z obilno "a
kladnico svojih spominov ma zu-
nanji svet. Kakor pa je mrko in
tesno taken belem ujetnistvu,
mladina vendar ureja jaselce in
gospodinja pripravlja bozicne
priboljske Zunaj je vnovic "a
eel naletavati sneg. Cunjasti
kosmici tho legajo ma belo po-
dlogo in Sc kopicijo vedno wise
in wise. Tako je vse zagluseno,
da nj slisati niti farnega zvona,
niti nobenega glasu cd niko-
der.
"Letos je kakor takrat", sc
\ vzdrami grobni glas tete Mojce
"ko Sc je zmotila Brodnikovs
Zala tistim luskincem. Bog Sc
/ je usmili "
Druzina prisluhne. Zgodba je
/ stara, pa vendar zmeraj nova
/ kolikorkrat jo pove teta Mojca
| Povodni MOI je hodil vas
Brodnikovi Zali, XII nj ostals
| gluha "a njegove zapeljive bese
.$..s.xs - o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-03

de. Kakorkoli jo je matt svarila
in jokala, nj mogla dekline cd
Ivniti cd nesrece, nazadnje pa
1je Zala sama bridko objokova-
la svojo zmoto. Dala je zivlje-
ME fanticku, XII je bill v obraz
in zvrha tako lep, da Sc ga clo-
vek kar nagledati nj mogel,
spodnji zivot pa so pokrivale
spolzke luske in noge SO bile ka-
kor lopataste plavuti.
Nesrecna Zala 81 je obupu
pulila lase, niti botra nj mogla
dobiti "a svojega otroka in niti
krscanskega imena mu MISC no.
tell dati. Povodni MOI Sc nj mic
vec pokazal, vso jesen ga nj bi-
10 ma spregled, vode pa so div
jale tisto leto kakor Sc nikoli.
Bio je, kakor da je cez in cez
pod zemljo nastalo neznansko
Ijezero, XII buta in sill ma dan. q
vseh vrhov so drli hudourniki,
vse struge so bile polne in vo-
dovje je lomilo drevje in skale,
XII so posastno butale in hrume-
lie v dolino ter podirale pod Sc
BOZ vse, kar so zajele.
Ko je naposled zapadel sneg,
|ga je bilo toliko, da ljudie sko-
raj MISC mogli izpod strehe. In
tedaj je prisel rokomavh, ko je
Zala cd utrujenosti> in zalosti
obnemogla in zaspala, pa je vel
otroka iz zibelke in Sc tako stra-
hovito zarezal, ko je z MIN be-
zal V noe, da SO Sc zamajali zvo-
novi pri fari in je jelo biti plot
zvona.
Ljudje so trepetali, odkod ia
glas ma sveti bozicni cas-. Zala
je planila pokoncu posvetila V
zibelko in odrevenela, kajti O.
troka je imela vendarle srcno
rada, zibelka pa je bila prazna.
Ljudje so potlej cez dan spo-
znali ledeno gaz v snegu, XII je
drzala naravnost do Drave.
Zala je zdaj Sc bolj jokala, a
kakor bi zamahnil, je potegnil
jug in Sc je znizal sneg, da so
ma drugi sveti vecer re domala
po kopnem sli lahko okoli ogla.
In glej, ko nj bilo bozje podobe
V njeni kamrici, jo cofnilo ne
kaj zibelko, da Sc je stresla
hisa. Ko Sc je Zala vrnila, je
nasla tam odurno kepo, kakor
spaceno mace je bilo in Sc grse,
pa brez zivljenja.
Oh tenn pogledu Zala nj doca-
kala novega leta. Ko pa so jo
Ipolozili ma mrtvaski oder, je tt
sto strasno il zibelke kar samo
.leglo k njej in Sc nj dalo vec
odtrgati Cd ME.
Kje so re leta! Mojci je pra-
villa to stara matt, XII je slisala
zgodbo cd svojega starega oce-
tia, vendar Zala Sc vedno ne mai
! de miru. Ma vsakih sto let Sc
ponovi jesen, kakor je bila tista,
in bozicni cas-, ma las enak one
mu, XII ga nj mogla do kraja
preziveti Zala. Pref ne DO miru,
: dokler Sc ne rodi dekle, XII bo
gluha in slepa "a vse zapeljive
| besede in bo ostala trdna, do
? kler ne sreca Zale.
"Mislim, da nocoj hodi Zala
okoli nase hise," votlo konca te-
ia Mojca. cali slisite, kako bob
ni?"
Druzina je kakor okamenela
l Dekla Liza drgece.
"Stopi kuhinjo in malo pri-
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-01

PLYMOUTH - Old Colonial eleven
room house, easily convertible to
two or three apartments, furnished
with coal stoker, two bath rooms,
shower, fireplace. Two acres Of
land, Main Road. Bus by door. 20
minutes from Waterbury. Price
only $500. Call Thomaston 1914
or write Box 20, Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-01

A NICE NEW HOME
A. B. G. REALTY co.
TEL. 4-790o

FIVE ROOM HOUSE and 2 room
house. Garage. acre land. Fruit
trees, etc. Michael Hoar, Colonial
Street, Oakville. 41W2 WATERFOWL.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-01
For Maximum Results Cost These Ads Dial


BARBER SHOP For sale
or Rent.
1850 East Main TN Hamilton
Theater Bldg Doing good busi-
ness.
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For Rent Real Estate

" Apartments and TenementS
TWO ROOM APARTMENT at "a
Savings ST. Inquire Mrs. Thomas
Smith. Apt. 43.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Hot Springs

release 81 Mr.. and Mrs, II. T.
Wright served a buffet luncheon
at their home honoring Mrs. IL.
Ferguson, their sister, on ami
yersary of her birth. Baptist
delegates to the National Conyen-
tion in Dallas have returned
Rev, n. f, Hosley, former pastor
of Union Baptist Church is con
Quoting a meeting at Roanoke.
SOME GOSSIP-A new law has
gone mtg effect compelling all
children under sixteen to be off
the streets after 1000 p. m. The
police Will have a little trouble
finding out the age Of little girl
who lives near Langston school
because she has an old woman s
face ON her! | heard a man
call his fifty year old" lady
friend Baby. Eunday night as they
We're catching the bus. If she is
baby would like to see a wo-
man.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Stamps
Willie +. Jones

Cleveland Ericsson is home WIS.,
iting his relatives, following hon.
orable discharge from the army
and was joined by his wife and
baby OF Garfield. Rev. Smith
and members attended Natl Rap
fist Convention in Dallas last
week, Mrs Eddie Carroll and
daughter of Detroit were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Hale.
A birthday party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Jones' with many guests regis
tcring. Miss Annie Mae Ingram
OF Ell Paso, Texas, spent several
days with relatives here Mrs
Lizzie Jones served as hostess for
Miss Ingram during her stay here,
She will enter Prairie View Col
lege soon. Miss Pauline Davis
left for Little Rock to enter Dun
bar, regrettng to leave her moth
er, Mrs. j. |. Davis, who Is III.
The City Mission Band reported
5000 in a financial drive at
Buchanan Baptist church,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Monticello


avs nv W iiitt
Lonnie Shaw of Bainbridge,
Maryland, is home on furlough.
Sgt. f. d. Lambert and wife of
TT. Jackson are visiting here.
The Gospel Chorus of McGehee
will render a program at Pilgrim
Rest AME Church, Sunday night,
September II, for the AirpIane
Club with Lodelle Allison, presi-
dent. The Ministerial Alliance
worshipped with Morning Star
Baptist church, with sermon de-
livered by Rev. c. H. Jones. Mrs.
Lucille Falks and Mrs. c. II.
Jones attended state congress
meeting in Little Rock, held at
Shorter college. The Drew
County Training School opened
Monday with Mrs, S. r. Thomas
son, principal, Miss Lorene
Car rhas returned home after Wis
iting in Detroit. . Pvt. Henry
Carr is home on furlough.
Miss Maggie Binns is i'll. The
First Baptist church held annual
outing with refreshments served
free to more than two hundred,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
COnWaV
Odessa Bynum

Mrs. Effie Manley leaves this
week to visit her sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mary and Herman
Manley in Los Angeles, Calf.
The PTA held call meeting this
week to decide name for the new
high school here. Mrs. Myrtice
Wightman is president Of the
group and will announce name
later. Mrs. Allie McCrosky was
elected lay delegate to the An
nual Conference in Tulsa, Okla
homa, October II, from Ebenezer
Methodist church. Mrs. c. A..
Davis is newly elected Home Dem
onstration agent for Faulkner
county, beginning work this week
Mrs. Davis formerly worked in
the Home Ec Dept Of Stamps
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
FORMER FEPC DIRECTOR
APPOINTED TO NATIONAL
{ + A COMMITTEE

NEW YORK -- The appoint
ment Of John Beecher, former Sou
thern regional director Of the Fair
Employment Practice Committee
and long identified with the New
Deal, to the staff Of the National
Citizens Political Action Commit
tee was announced today by Chair
man Sidney Hillman.
Beecher has just concluded 10
months service as purser under
Capt. Hugh Mulzac on the Liberty
ship S. S. Booker r. Washing
ton.
As FEPC administrator, he or
gained the Birmingham hearings
on discrimination in war industries.
In the early years Of the Roose'
welt administration, he introduc-
ed and directed the first Farm
Security Administration program
for Negro migratory workers. The
program resulted in the construc'
ton Of camps, schools, clinics
and a hospital.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
CadeS
Clifton \. Hill

The Palestine Usher Board rem
dered a program to strengthen its
treasury, reporting 1915. .
Among visitors on regular pas
torial day were Deacon Willie
Walker OF Pine Bluff, Mrs. Laura
Hines of Dermott, Deacon A..
White of Pickens Mrs. Esther
McNeal OF Crossett was weekend
guest Of her mother and brothers,
the Hill family. Mrs. Matte
Goodlow Is back home after visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Freddie Goodlow In
Chicago. George Bostic has
given up defense wor kat Bauxite
TO aid his mother here. following
death OF his brother, Elisha. .
Note:--Get your STATE PRESS
from Clifton Hi at Cades. On
sale Saturdays on streets of Gould!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Gloria Downs

Among visitors here are Mr..
and Mrs. IL Cox Of Ohio; II.
Boyd, Mrs. v L, Hansell, Mrs.
+. X. Bostic, all of Texas A. C..
Maesone, A. Clayse, S. p Wash
ington of Louisiana; A. Mellow
ell of Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Monette of So. Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black of Fort
Smith, Miss +. V. Driver of Lexa,
Mrs, Ora Bullock of Center Point,
ODDS q. Simrill, Sim &c, WIN
Foster is home from summer va
cation, Mrs. Irene Cleveland,
Charles Henry Wesson and Mrs.
Irene Wesson are yacationing in
Kansas City and Chicago. d.
Dewey Gardner and Raymond
Davis Jr. have returned from
army service Mrs. L. f. Cor
don, outstanding in the field of
drama, will stage the Great
White Throne" at Union Baptist
Church, September 10. At st,
Paul on the same date, the Annual
Fashion Revue will be staged.
Elder A. ] Mitchell Jr, pastor of
Walnut Street Church of God in
Christ, is vacationing nMissis-
sippi and Florida. Miss Lucille
Thompson of st. Louis returned
home Sunday after spending
three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh East of Walnut st. i.
Mr.. East Is home enjoying much
needed vacation. Rev. j. II.
Stanley, Is much improved. 3.
Negro leaders of the Civic League
are blending efforts to secure a
release for Mrs, Eslean Burrell
who was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for defending herself on
a street bus when slapped by a
white man. Rev. A. II. Puck
EFT and Joe Boston journeyed to
Little Rock to file petition for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15

Greeklettered organization. this
month.
Others on the membership roll
of the chapter include l., y. Bron-
son of Civil Service; r. ". Coggs,
President of Arkansas Baptist
College; j. +. Henderson, pastor
of Allison Presbyterian Church;
d. NJ. Wells, printer; Jackson
Green of the Juvenile Court, c.
Q. Anderson of the civil service;
Father G. G.. Walker, retired rec
tor of the Episcopal church; Ocie
Lee Smith of the FSA. and X. ].
|. Blakely, superintendent OF Con-
way County Training School.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Friday. September vs.. 1914

school. Mrs. Nancy Bryant ,s,,
this week for Kansas City to Wiz,
her sister Mrs, Farley sreyareoa
Mrs Ralph Madison e.t For San
Francisco. California, 10 foin bar
husband. Mrs. Coroan Bo.ls
will return to San Franeiseo
where she has Resided with h..
family for more than a year
Mrs, Madgie Anderson yjsita,
Mrs. lnabell Smith and also n,
tended the funeral of w. A. Lima
say. Miss Maggie Grant visited
her sister, Mrs. mabel Smith
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson was weak
end guest of Ira Grant and Inahe,
Smith. =. Hazel Smith has return
ed to school at Dunbar Hiph
School. Miss Willie Ruth Nit,
ehell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. A. Mitchell, has returned n
Corbin High School at A. NJ 9
n. College. Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
Chester Hynes
Named Coach At
State College

Pine Bluff hester "Hynie"
Hynes, former football coach at
Lawrence High School, Lawrence
Kansas and for the past three
years coach at Philander Smith
College. Little Rock. has been
named head coach and physical dr.
rector ut A. NJ. & N. Col eye ar.
eording to an announcement by
Pres, l.. 4. Davis. Coach Hynes
is a graduate Of Howard Uniyer.
sity and received his masters de-
gree at Kansas University. The
new coach comes to Arkansas
State after a brilliant record in
the Mid West conference where
he saw his team in 1912 lose only
to Wherefore and Lincoln out of
eight games that season
Early drills have already begun
and despite wartime conditions
and the fact that State has not
had team in two years, pros
poets for good season are bright
Several veterans of the 1912
Lions are back including Z. vii.
burn, halfback; Eugene Troupe,
guard. Theo De 'aney, AllMidwest
halfbaek of 1912 and Theo Babs.
right end of Tuskegee have report.
ed for duty. James Lee, All State.
Dunbar High school Little Rock;
Andrew Beavers, center, and
Manuel Olson, halfback, both Of
Jones High, North Little Rock,
have joined the team.
The 6 game tentative schedule:
October 7, Wiley at Wiley; Oeto-
Der IA, Texas College, Pine Bluff;
October 81, Southern University
at Pine Bluff; October %, Prairie
View at Prairie View; November
b, Sam Houston at Pine Buff and
November IL, Langston at Pine
Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
SOLDIERS AGAINST RACE
RANTING OFFICE SEEK Frs

Washington, D. C. - (C) -
The Nashville, Tennessean reports
that of l 100 absentee soldier vot-
es cast in one district of Alabama
more than 1000 of them were
against the candidate in recent
Senatorial primary who was cam
paigning on white supremacy
and keeping the Negro in his
place" issues.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
RAY ROBINSON
BOOK ED FOR CHICAGO

Chicago, IL. - (C) - No. one
welterweight Ray (Sugar) Rob
inson is slated to knock it out
with Sgt Lou Woods of Camp
Grant, Illinois at the Chicago
Stadium October 27. The Sgt q
boxing instructor, and Ray vii
go 10 rounds the most.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
EVANG, WATKINS
Ready To Serve

With her life dedicated to the
services of the Lord, Evangelist
Matte Watkins of BatesVille Is
shown as she appears before large
audiences and breaches gospel
messages throughout the country.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
First Lady
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page IL
to choose their friends as they
wish. This applies to both Negro
and white. | was curious to know,
however, how she thought we
could solve the problem of shift
ing the Negro population without
abridging the Negroes constitution
al rights.
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ern Christian Recorder, of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church, We're Initiated into tie
Nh Beta Sigma Chapter Of the
Phi Beta Sisma Fraternity, local
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$. NJ. Kelly

Mrs. l.. X. Cherry has return
cd from, Austin, Texas, where she
was guest of the Brown family. .
Mrs. Luther Kelley, along with
her sister, Mrs. Amanda Erwin
and her husband, s. M. Kelly,
were highly entertained at a dim
ner party at tho homo OF Mrs.
Martha Cross. a sister In North
Little Rock.
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NAIL CHRISTMAS PARCELS
To MEN OVERSEAS BETWEEN
SEPTEMBER Is AND OCTOBER
Is.
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Lesson for September IL

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc.
leeted and copyrighted by international
Council OF Religious Education: used by
permission.
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Miles Chapel CME Church
9TH and Bender Sts.,
Rev. e. Dyer, Pastor
$50 a. M Church School In
charge of Mrs. A. A. Womack.
l1:00 a. III. Morning Worship
$50 p. m,-Epworth League.
7:45 p. m.-Eyening Worship.
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st. Bartholomew Catholic
Church
18th and Marshall Streets
Rev. Conrad A. Kinder, Priest In
charge
Nass-S,30 a. IN. and 1000
a. m.
Benediction-7:30 p. m.
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imbfofea Sunday
Uniform c~1vo~r
= L SSON =

Nv HAROLD LuNBQuIsT D. D.
or The Moody Bible Institute Of Chic 90,
Released hs Western Newspaper Union.
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First Bapt. Church
7th and Gaines st. DR.. Emanuel
G. Dyer, Minister in Charge
$50 a. M. Sunday School.
Paul Bright, Supt.
ll:00 q. Morning Worship
Mt. Zion Bapt. Church g
COS Cross st. DR.. f. It. Guy,
Minister
$3.50 a. m,-Sunday School.
10;45 a. Morning Worship.
$50 p. m.--Bapt. Young Peo-
pies Union.
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Morning Star Bapt. Church
End and Smother St., North Little
Rock, Rev. C. e. Canada, Pastor
Sunday Scholastic q. m.
Morning Worship--11:00 .. m
3. Y. p. U.--S:30 p. n.
Cvaning WorBhip-1:3o .. n.
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Union Temple Bapt. Church

Union Temple Bapt. Church
Rev. A. II. Green. Minister
Sl4 Ringo st.
$3.50 a. IN. --- Sunday School.
HOO a. m.-Morniug Service.
$50 p. NIB. Y. p. u.
500 p. Evening Worship,
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Fort Laad9rdaie during their
hours eff from work.
The Workers Defense League
Is now examining the legal aspects
Of the case, preparatory to taking
action against the Hroward coun-
~ official involved,
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McAlmont, Ark.
1000 a. Sunday School.
Fairview CINE Church
Rev. G.. w. Smith, Pastor
HOO q. m. Sermon.
1870 p. m.-Epworth League.
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CURREY, Sells Houses and Lots
II Priced Right. Let Us Sell
Yours.
PHONE 5l59
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THE KINGDOM STRONGLY
ESTABLISHED

LESSON rExT-H Samuel AL;
S:l.i0.
GOLDEN TEXT-They that trust In
the Lord shall be as mount Zion. which
cannot be moved. hut sbideth forever
Psalm 1881.
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Church Of God In Christ
Sth and Gaines st. Rev. M. D..
Wtllett, Evangelist In Chars
l1'00 q. m.-Sermon.
500 p, m.--Street services,
9th and Arch SITS.
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Allison Presbyterian Church
sth and Gaines St.. Rev. J. +.
Henderson, Minister
Sunday:
1880 q. m.-Ohurch School.
1880 q. m.--Morning Service.
1880 p. m.--Evening Service.
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Liberty Mil Bapt. Church
1801 Spring st. Rev. n. Van
Hudson, Minister
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
1900 q. m.--Sermon.
soc p. m.--Evening sermon.