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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

POSTMASTER Gen. Robert f.
i Hannegan, who is now tour
inc Europe. checking up on the
postal situation. will be called
upon TO make a far-reaching de-
\ cision when he returns.
y He will have to decide whether
To install baby-holders in the
post office at Muncy. Pa.
Naturally, the postmaster gen.
eral will give the matter his
undivided attention the minute
he lands, but we must not ex-
pect him 10 move too rapidly.
THE postmaster general can
Il not ignore the problem be-
cause II is strictly his own fault.
When he took office he an
nounced he wished TO improve
the postal service, and urged all
employees Of the department.
big, little an med.ufn-te send
in suggestions.
This is not as serious as II
sounds, because the latest sug-
restion would have left him
speechless anyway. 1t is from
Dorothy II. Petrikin, clerk In
the post office at Muncy.
I DO not know the age Of Miss
Il Petrikin but the records show
she has been in the same post
office since 1912. However. she
i obviously a lady of vision, as
witness her letter 10 Mr.. Han
ncgan.
II have taken not OF your re-
quest for suggestions to improve
conditions I'm the post office de-
partment," she wrote, IL have
also seen some of the sugges-
tions advanced.
However. 1 believe i have
one that will prove very con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
.Bv GEORGE DIXON

structivo - an arrangement 10
take caro- OF babies while their
mothers arc buying stamps and
filling out money orders.
"Here In Muncy, many OF the
women put their babies on the
hat-topped tables while they
transact their postal business. L
am always afraid one of the
babies will fall off.
"My suggestion, therefore, Is
that baby holders be Installed.
think they should be Of chair or
basket style. And 1 think IL
would be wise 20 place them
near the money order windows,
because most women In post Of
fices seem TO be buying money
orders"
MISS REID said she had two
WI suggestions she would like
TO offer.
"Mr. Hennegan might endear
himself to political candidates."
she said, ''if he would Install a
string OF baby-hOiders outside
each post Office. Then the can
didates could come along and
kiss them all I'm a row.
"The other suggestion IL that
women do their post office shop
ping papoose style. The mother
could carry her papoose - or
paps, rs II Is called In the plural
thus leaving both hands free
10 rummage IN her handbag, 80
she can hold up the whole wait
Ing line"
7 WAS chatting with Rep. Car
i ter Manasco of Alabama the
other day when a couple OF has
colleagues approached. i h e y
bowed deeply and said:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
THESE
DAYS

1T IS impossible 10 generate
~ sympathy for the 20 Nazis
on trial at Nuremberg. Had
they been shot by summary
court-martial or killed by Muir
der. Inc. I am sure that no.
body would have mourned their
loss.
Unfortunately, the individual
creatures are not on trial; they
are symbols Of new theory OF
the law, already given a name,
gcnOclde, the murder OF an en-
tlie nation, OF a whole people.
And the trouble about that Is
that II II IS made good law by
Justice Jackson, II might be APP
lled universally.
Thus, Supreme Court Justice
Jackson. weary OF the tried
procedures Of Anglo-Saxon juris-
prudence. lays foundations for
prcrcdents which send shivers
down the spines Of all fighting
r.cn. including our own. who,
10 ue any good al all must not
reason why, theirs but TO do
and die.
IT, a. Justice Jackson main
tan>. planning war makes a
military officer murderer and
each staff officer on the gen.
cral lowell is 10 be held account
ab,e for every act Of those for
whom he is responsible. who is
10 be hung for the hurting OF
the atomic bomb at Nagasaki ?
4 Law, II il is 20 serve a use
ful purpose, as Jackson says.
musr be applicable. without dis
elimination. 20 any nation, in
,lli{ivp those Ublcb now Cif in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
By WALTER WINCHELI

~ W WALlER WlNCHEL
Before he could open his mouth,
Curran gushed: II think you're
great :"
Really" interrupted the
ham.
you're great" squelched
Vince, with cold cuts."
A INT 1t the Truth: At One
"A 5th Avenue, a patron was
telling a bartender his views on
the atomic world. jet planes,
sky highways, and there'll even
be machines as bartenders!
These machines will do every
thing you do"
"Mebbeso," said the bartender,
"but those machines wouldn't
last a week. They might mix
you a drink and hand IL TO you---
but no machine would ever put
up with some OF the lushes we
meetw
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Trial of NaZiS
Worries Army Z hiefS

also, 10 some degree. i'm 'he
Soviet purgeS i rH meyer hn.n
which heretofore bias been plae-
tolerated in IN Argio-S4>o0
country whore Onlp-aR 4a-trv--4 -
ual may be tried for h.- a.-
tionS. At any rate the Aw..-
can army Is not going 20 stand
10000 German~ WHo were
tried By proxy against = "#. ''
shoot them ln cold blood
JACKSON made tins point .1
y his speech
I'VE ask that the general
stan and the high command. a.
defined I'm the Indictment. be
condemned as criminal group,
whose existence and tradition
constitute "A standing menace 10
the peace of the world .
No law can possibly tc sound
which irdlC'S. DO this manner.
an administrative agency Dt Il
re CO < ni2ed government Cor-
tainly the SOviet 'ud g mus
be frghtfuNy icrh-c8s,aj ar
this dictum since hl- eaaria.,
was even in war years ar .v
ot the government ct which t.s
general staff WAS a part a"5
for much ~ IFS h,'ory 0 f..t.
while .' was actually arr.r5u,
20 tho Indictment PLANNING -.>
war TINS administrative e..r--
was in constant daily a-srr.-
tion with the governments t't
now Try them nr.u1.1- t.U
United States
No one can def.n4 'hc c.r-
duct Of these wc0.a- rs..
but Ccr0C.de le bad laNyH..
prac'.ccd by Hiuor or a1 Allied
court
C-rr,sa' 19tF hV E.t F
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

ated from college at the age of
21 in 1912 will be alive at
their 50th class reunion. Nearly
three-fourths Of the eighth
grade girls and nearly two
thirds Of the boys. age Is, viii
still be alive after 80 years. This
is a great tribute TO modern
medical science, improved diet
and living conditions, when we
reflect that a century ago the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Answer to Question No. 5
BROADWAY
RHYTHM

4 HOLLYWOOD star and a
"A West Coast Dorothy
Parker" haven't talked for
years. They met at party the
other day, and the actress
purred: "The critics all say my
latest picture is must"
THAT makes two In a row."
said the other. "YOu mussed
up the last one. too"
T OIS ANDREWS, who mar
II ried David Street, went TO
a Hollywood jeweler to select a
wedding ring. One was so thin
Lois inquired: "wOuld a thin
one like this last very long,"
Lady" was the reply, "for
the sort OF marriages out here
many people should simply
use a smoke ring
OVER at Villepigue's Broad
~ way lad now in uniform
said: "I'll be in civvies as soon
as I can find a replacement for
myself"
"Are you kIddin' ." heckled a
cal who knew him well. You
can be replaced by any empty
desk"
HARRY REVEL, whose score
II in Are You With It?" is
delightful, has a pet comment
regarding Hollywood; "The only
place in the world where a man
can lie in the gutter for six
months before he knows IT."
NBCS Ben Grauer reports that
~ Albert Einstein, top mathe-
matician and atomic bomb au-
thority, likes to relax with i
violin. Recently he invited the
renowned pianist. Arthur Selma.
bel. to his home for a musical
weekend.
They were running through a
rather involved Mozart sonata
and Einstein was having some
trouble playing. Finally. after
several explanations, Schnabel
got irritated. He banged his
hands down on the keyboard
and groaned: "No, no, Albert.
For heavens sakes, can't you
counts One, two, three, four. ="
OOPS! Ozzie Nelson was en-
~ thusing at MGM. Wont
the atomic age he wonderful 2"
he said. "You just press q but
ton and everything Is done
pronto!"
$50 wote" shifted a studio
critic. L. B. Mayer can do that
right noww
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

IEDR SWAMI. of Franklin Institute says the atom will be
stripped of all parking restrictions and set at liberty
But arnenG the atom and harnessng the mule no
guarantee OF action. They may 90 and they may not
There bit of the old atom in all of If scientist
Dr. looks through microscope long enough he
believe what he the other end. lOuse
attans the dignfed and heroic proportions of camel
the equator.
while the scientists Cementng their glims to the
powerful kcyoIeS Of the unknown world world at
An either way not going to change the betting
GGNTCt ncarcerate a scientist in dark with tele
scope and Of stagnant water lock him up in
solitary long MONTH feed him through crack in the
door and he will emerge with germ, he will be l6
pound, heavier ne will be sunbwned, he will be singing
happily and Furthermore, he will have fresh confetti In his
hair.
lie has been in there listening to atoms groaning and
cracking they twisted in the cracker crumbs of hghensOn
electricity. All have heard for 81 days the buzzing and
>mmerng powerful He has been in the dark
month with large electric light BILL
"Bnt he is happy pelican in state fish hatchery
lie has pulled the Lippers on the unknown
(WHICH proves that great minds in different sizes And
w that the scientists nation finally laid the egg that
matches oblivion.
If that's stride forward think will break into fast
tror.
os7y's7t By
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
LIFE WITH SALT
On THE SIDE
BY Z. Y. DURLING


good Christmas present for her.
How do you 60 about ilndlng
out tf1e idtylS sire without ASH
ING her directly?
A-Well. if she Is a snappy
looking number you can ASK
her to write down her measure
ments as you want to compare
them To those OF Venus or Hedy
Lamar. II she is on the plump
side, and many lOveable ladies
are, your problem IL a little
more intricate. Ask one OF her
friends.
MANY unhappy marriages re-
WI suit because Of the manner
ir which young women between
the ages Of - and 30 are har-
aSsed by members Of their own
sex, Becoming -unhe ARA bly,
weary of being asked by other
females why they haven't mar
ried. Many young women IN the
aforementioned age group VIII
accept the first man who pro-
poses whether they love him or
not. Ruth Lyons, a spinster Of
30, bitterly comments on this
situation as follows;
"The bachelor il generally re-
garded with respect and even
admiration as II he had done n
very clever thing. The spinster
is regarded as an object of pity,
derisiOn or contempt, some one
who was not quite bright enough
&c reach out and grab herself
a husband"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

given only AZ r.-.t srs -.a
na,iart o.-.-,lI..
'.,.,-
''''e '''' % '".'''' '..
II the patent has iH'.. s.t.tc
symptoms. the trelt-r.-t r-.
be continued r.,,r..- ,....
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'-' aus '''' "'S '''
heislcin believes 'h., many r-
tients can bc Taught ft. t... ,.-
TOR 10 pd>> Tho Tube
and can carry our ,-
ment Al homo
Other forms oi treatment f.~
peptic ulcer may also .a come
bined with the ntl 'r arp.
such as the use of ID u#-t G..-
and such dru., "a. s'r.r.re
and phenobarhfaI T.. >.up-
toms are-oftcu relieved v.t.n
4S hours and ~ wt.s appear
that the ulcer, heal Is.
Of COURSE. thor. .,..-
" a tendency ,or r.,-.......
10 recur. Uowayar' r ... .t...l
that whom This tzra af .rt....,--
tric drip treatment carried
out LONG ucrjofs of twp ma.
pass before a r.egrrre-
Further1uorc with tr.- tr-.t.
ment when operation -e,1
10 be neceS>3r, af "A ie..r l.-..
the surgical piog,eurr, may ..
more satisfactorily c.u.f .f
because of the reduced ... .'
the ulcer and lc--cr.d I,g.r.-
nation
I, u.o,,i4 ,,........ t..t s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
BY ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc
Answer to Question No. l


Probably mental, although
the mind and body are so COM
pletely one 1t is hard TO say.
People differ physically in hum
dreds of ways. but mental
abilities and disabilities prob
ably have a wider range and
are even greater in number,
from the normal 10 the insane,
and from the genius 10 the
idiot.
Answer to Question No. 2
2-No. Hosts Of people, even
in this war, did not turn a hair
10 do their bit, even though we
were fighting for our existence.
Had Germany got there first in
harneSSing the atom, We might
have been enslaved. I know a
wealthy man who gave 81 10
the Red Cross, and only bought
two S73 bonds. And he prob
ably bought those because they
were such a good investment.
We all get lazy at times, and
try 10 let George do il" Nearly
all crime is due TO the failure
Of the public to do their bit,
rather than 10 the wickednesS
Of the criminal.
Answer to Question No. 5
3-Far more. AS shown by
statistician Louis l. Dublin,
half of the young men and
three-fifths of the girls gradu-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

PERSONALITY
the priceless rift--
Because OF the great interest readers
of LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
have indicated In this subject. there Ia
now available q supply OF the famous
booklet, How TO Develop Your Per-
sonality. by sadie Myers Shellow,
Pm. D. Send I oc TO apply on costs and
stamped self-addressed envelope. Ad-
dress DR.. WiggAm. Let's Explore Your
Mind. care The Detroit Times. De
tToit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
One Word Led To Another
=Ths Detroit IimeI
BY ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER-

UD Men and At EN-, Said Wellington
IT HAS always been my claim that the ferociousness of the
atom was recognized than century ago by the Iron
Duke Of wellington at Waterloo when he said:
ZIP 'em."
You might also TO back-track the lorgnette
prophetic article just FIVE years ago. what may
Dee 1910 trained my powerful stupidity certain
experiments being made the subteuanean stashaways of
various c.Iics, Il read:
All the works scientists seeking segregate the
velocity up by the effect centrifugal force polka
dot Hcc,tic>.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12
Pennies Shower
When Nag Wins

PASSING BY
CAPT. RICE. Veteran pilot.
A>-FuSsibiy tt1e best passenger
plane skipper in the country.
lie puts a plane down on an
airport with all the gentleness
of young mother placing her
newly born babe in the cradle.
A truly remarkable aviator.
Charlie "SeabiScuit" Howard.
One Of the pillars Of the Cali
fornia turf. Charlie is also a
charter member Of the San
Francisco Association OF Versa
tile and Vociferous Bathtub
Singers. His favorite ditty for
his morning program is that
touching and tragic Irish ballad
titled Il Brought Me Harp 20
the Party and Nobody Asked
Me to Play"
PLEASE NOTE
ITO YOUNG fellows starting in
Il business for themselves L
once more call attention to
three books they might find
helpful: "A Small Store and
Independence" by Greenberg
and Schindel; Drugstore Man
agcment," by Nolen e. May
nard. What Makes People
Buy" by Donald Laird.
Novelist c. S. Forester has
read the Encyclopaedia Britain
lea twice. Every word of IL.
My father started to read the
same encyclopaedia through but
only finished up to S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

average total length Of life was
around 33 years!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-12

VINCE CURRAN Of tho Club
' 66 met an actor who boreS
you soft with praise Of himself.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-03-09

don il still pushing the Pastors
Aid Club. She is . hard worker.
MIRA E. ]. Ingram is the writer
Of this column. Please have all the
news in before Saturday evening.
See Essll Mcdaniel for the State
Pres.
The body Of Mrs Barbara Brew.
er was shipped from Dallas, Texas,
here for burial, Services were held
at No. 2 Baptist Church by the
Rev. G. C. Miller. The choir sang
when You Ring Them Golden
Bells, the obituary was read by
Mrs. Lucy Todd, solo, II am Send
ing UP Ny Timbers Every Day"
Mrs. Brewer is survived by hns-
band, three nieces. and one aunt.
She was laid to rest in theNp. 2
cemetary. On the sick list are
Anderson King, Green Offerd. Ed.
Bryant, Mrs, Laura Moore, and
Mrs. Lula Moore. Miss Simmie
Davenport spent Thursday after
noon in Dermontt visiting her
mother.
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DUMAS
Mamie l.. Mitchell


Misses Bettye J. Ware, Marie
Ware, Pauline Webb, Vivian Webb,
and Scottie M. Hollinshed, all of
M. B, M. College, Dermpntt were
home over the weekend. Misses
Climontine Price and Velma Price
of Merrill spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell and baby
daughter spent last month with her
husband in Detroit. MINES. N.
Bumpers, B. L. White, Mary
on the sick list, also Spence Corhin.
straughter and Daisy McGraw are
Mod. and Mrs. John Mitchell had
as their dinner guests on Sunday
Rev. S. E. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs, M.
F. Shackleford and Joe Jordan.
Miss Luberta Reams of Chicago
and her aunt of st. Louis have re.
turned to their respective homes
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.
M. Moore. Palestine church was
well attended; sermon by pastor
Rev. Davis. Mrs. Little Scott is
here from Okland, Calf.
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BENTON

Mrs. Cora Coleman and dau-
ghter, Mrs. Elsie Williams, gave a
birthday party in honor of their
husband and father, John Cole
man, on Feb. 9Th, The guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cole
man, Mines. Cremonia Lples, Su-
sian Steele and NJ. X. Kinchin,
Sam Nelson, John March, Willie
Williams and Sam Nelson. 1t was
regretted that Mrs. Bert Davis was
i'll and could not attend. i. Mrs.
Jessie Martin spent the weekend
in Hot Springs. James Hollis
spent the weekend in Burns.
Rev. F. r. Williams, pre-. of the
S. w. Dist. S. S. B. r. u, and
usher board conducted financial
drive at the st. Paul church last
week and raised $100.16. We
wish to thank r. Hoges, A. Scott
Bonnie Ivory and Mrs. Cora Cole
man for their splendid efforts in
making this drive a success.
Mrs. Stella Scott sponsored a
Silver Tea, Sunday. $3.50 was
the receipts from the tea. Mrs
Inez Cooper and son visited her
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Of A. M. and N, College Of Pine
Mrs. Ellen Turner. The Gles Club
Bluff presented a musical at the
Mrs. Hattie Caruth of Higgimson
High school Monday night, Feb &c
visited friends Sunday. John W
Wilson has returned home after
visiting in Camden. Mrs. Mary
Nicely is visiting relatives in Little
Poek
Mrs. Willie Webb has been in.
formed that her son, Pfc. Ray,
mond Webb has been awarded th
Army Good Conduct Medal. Pfc
Webb, a former student of Merrill
High in Pine Bluff, has been in the
service for Is months and has
been overseas nine months.
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Hot Springs

Ozark. A boy called his dad over
a neighbours phone the other day.
while the receiver was down he
heard dog bark at the other
end of the line, he thought it
was his dad and said hello, OF
all things, a cute little girl for
the last three weeks has eaten
only a sandwich day, all because
her boy friend says that she is
too fat. | rode the bus with her
the other day and her stomach
growied like bull dog. Watch
out little lady, you will do well
to eat.
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Gloria Downs

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Allen and
Miss Valha Graham entertained
in their home Thurs. A four
course dinner was served. Guests
were Mr., and Mrs. Dan Gaines.
and Miss Gaines of Chicago, John
Chatham of Houston, Texas, Miss
Helen Roach and Earnest Eng
fish. Visitors to the city are
Mr.. and Mrs. Newson, Pittsburg,
Pa, Bishop Shaw OF AME Zion
church, Rev. w. M. Reeves, New
ark. N. j.. Rev. Royland Smith,
Chicago, H., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Baker, of Hamie, Iowa. Rev.
Taylor left this week for Mus
kogee, Okla, to conduct a revival.
Miss Roberta Martin and singers
of Chicago are singing at the Sill
yer Street church of God in
Christ. The hit of the season
was the recent Fashion Show at
Visitors Chapel AME church. I.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Love are
the parents of baby girl. Mr.
and Mrs. Erna Adams are journ-
eying to Calf. to work in a de-
Tense plant. DR.. r. J. Griffin
left for Atlanta, Ga. and Birm-
ingham, Ala Those on the
sick list are, Mines. ]. C. Curtis,
Mamie Graves, and Zenia Will
liams. -. The father-in-iaw of DR..
Eve was buried from the Harris
Funeral Home Tuesday with Fa-
Their Roker officiating. SOME
GOSSIP-Watch a tall man with
shiny shoes out Wilmington near
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Oko|ona

The N. F. A. boys of Okolona
high school gave a father and son
and mother and daughter banquet,
Thursday, Feb. 18th. The speak
err, G. C. McAdams, itinerary
teachers trainer of Pine Bluff-H.
Simmons, advisor. The Okolona
basketball teams, both boys and
girls, played Prescott, in Prescott,
Wed, Feb. 81. The scores were
Okolona girls, s, Prescott 10,
Okolona boys II, Prescott boys
II. Thur. night, Feb. %, the
9Th, 10th, and 18th grade gave
a patriotic program. Mrs. A.
Simmons was the sponsor. Miss
Bertha Mae Lewis from the sew
enth grade will be crowned Miss
Okolona. The seventh and
eighth grades won with $44.30,
while the ninth, tenth, and elev-
enth grades reported $1,000. This
contest was sponsored by Mrs. A.
l.. Irving. Earnest Brown was
injured in the game in Presmott.
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Srlliithton
Oracle M. Nixon


A. B. Brown and w. Funneil
We're ordained for deacons. :.
Mrs. d. Clark was taken i'll while
visiting in San Francisco. The
church council will meet at the
Ronah church, Sunday, Mar. 10,
at 3 p. m, i. :. The Busy Bee rails
ed $685. Friday night. Mrs.
E. D. Scott spent two days with
her sister and father. Mrs. P.
Jackson is on the sick list. J. o.
Perry is in a Little Rock hospi-
tai with pneumonia. A. Simons
Of Camden visited his mother and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. S. STAFF
ford visited in Hollow Grove. :.
Please pay for your papers on
time, so that the news will get in
the paper on time.
Mrs. R, Bailey of New Madrid.
Mo-, is visiting her father, Jim
Beaver. P. T. A. meeting was
held last week with Mrs. Mary
Cunningham. i. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Williams and daughter motored
to Monroe, La, on business
trip. Prayer meeting will be
held Wed. night at Roanoke Bap.
church. , Missionary will meet
Wed. at 1880 p. m. Council
will meet Sat. at $3.50 p. m. :.
Deacon Board will meet Fri.
night at s p. m. . Busy Bee Club
will meet Fri. night at s p. m. 9.
Mrs. Clark visited with Mrs. Ma
kins on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clour, of Curtis visited Mr.. Nix
on Sat. Cpl. Johnnie Cunning
ham is now reported somewhere
in the war theatre overseas. =.
Pvt. Henry Scott is in Italy.
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SEARCY
Mrs. Leila Hunt

We had our second Quarterly
Conference on Sunday, Marcia, at
the eleven o'clock service the SER
mon was delivred by Presiding Ed
err Rev. w, J. Thomas. Mrs. Mil
india johnson died Feb. 2S, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Smith and Ar
thur Shivers of st. Louis, Mrs
Lizzie Caruth and daughter and
Mrs. John Harris Of Little Rock
attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank
Redus. Miss Questa Clemens be-
came the bride Of Hershed And
rews in the Methodist Parsonage,
Feb. "a. Rev. H. A. Shead perfor
med the ceremony. Mrs. Sarah
Black of Memphis and Mrs. Maggie
Williams visited the c. M. f
Church Sunday. Mrs Vivian Perry
Walker of New York is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ida Perry, and sister,
Miss Charlotte Perry. Miss Mar.
garet Smith was hostess to Board
No. 3 Wed. night in the home of
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HELENA
Essie Mae Hayes

The Dramatic Club of Eliza Nil
Ter School will present "Crack Up"
March 10, at s P. NJ. in the audi.
toruim. Eliza Miller Hi Buca
neers Won the Jr: basketball
championship in the tournament.
They scored II to West Helena's
Il. Davis and Calhoun made the
highest points. .Biblo Jackson
guests in our city. The N. A. A,
and Austin of New York were
c. P. met Tuesday night. B. Jack
son was the guest speaker. Miss
Spencer Curley of Memphis visited
her mother. Miss Doris Thur
mond was a visitor in the city.