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Sa piknika
Akron, O.

U nedelju 3. juna, Jugo-
slavenski Ogranak S. L. ?. odr-
zao je svoj prvi piknik owe Sc
zone, u kaputima, ma Winter
green Lodges, zemljistu.
Vreme bese toga dana oblacno
j hladno, ali ipak nije spreeilo
piknik, posto je zemljiste fako
udeseno da bi Sc u Zilni mo-
gao odrzati piknik.
Poseta nije bila kakva Sc oce-,
kivala il gore navedenog razloga
- oblacna i hladna vremena. No
U prkos vremena, prisutni SUI Sc
dobro proveli, Sto svedoci pet po-
trosenih jaganjaca, naime, ce-
tiri su ispeceni iseceni ma funte,
a Cd jednoga je skuvan izvrstan
paprikas, koji je takodjer pro-
sac.
Upravitelj piknika bese drug
N. Ruzic, a govor je odrzao
drug L. Stefanovic.
Drug Stefanovic je ukratko o.
pisao varvarstvo kapitalisticke
klase, zrtve koje radnicka klasa
podnosi u istom i osecaje toga
varvarstva koji Sc odrazavaju ma
ocevima, majkama, se S rama,
braci i mladim udovicama, kao
j ma sitnoj decici tih zrtava. A
da Sc tai ne snosni poredak u
kline uspostavi bolji ma njego-
vim rusevinama, potrebno je de
Sc radnicka klasa prosveti or
ganizuie, naglasio je drug go
vornik.
Naiposle je ucinio APPEL "a ma
teriialnu pomoc, kojoj Sc sledeci
odazvase:
j. Tesic $1,000. Pc $500: N.
Ruzic, S. Babic, Z. Kaludjerski,
M. Kapic, S. Antunovic, N. Co.
ric, S. Pocuca, E. Jovanovic, M.
Miller, Roza Simic Z. Malivuk.
Pc $500: Riedl, L. Stefanovic,
Elizabet Farkas i J. Mite. Pc
$500: ]. Arbet, ]. Stefanovic, R.
Bible. Berta Dadovic j E. Galko.
M. Bozic $1.33. Pc $1.00: V. Ku-
cinski, S. Dadovic. L. Vukosav,
P. Juric, S. Brandt, D. Radosa-
vac. Rakila Maksimov, Roze Hei-
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Zasto Sc Sovjetska
Russia sprena?

biti njena, i ona njihova, najja-
ca pomoc. A u najboljem sluca-
ju, "a vreme ruske usamljenosti,
on Sc oslanjao ma revolucionar-
ne radnicke pokrete u kapitalis-
tickim zemljama, koji bi bill II
stanju da dobiju simpatiju rad
nika u odbranu Rusije. 'Svetsfa
politicka situacija", rekao je Lea
min, "stavila je ma dnevni red
diktaturu proletarijata s[cit al
proletersku revoluciju], svi do
gadjaji svetske politike silona o.
kolnosti grupisu Sc oko central
ne tacke: oko borbe svetske bur
zoazije protiv Sovjetske Rustic,
koja oko sebe grupise ;. sve, ~.
pokrete radnicke elite sviju ze-
malta [za odbranu] -" 6tsfIe
Ii pokreti, tadasnje "komu-
nisticke" partije, ma koje Lenin
misli, nisu Sc sastojali Cd elite
Eodabranih] elemenata. To doka-
zuje njegova knjiga "Decja bo-
lest levicarstva", koju je on tpi-
sac iste godine kada je gornje
reel izrazio. Ali, Lenin je gallo
nadu da &c one takve postati. |
mi smo donekle gajili nadu,
bar u neke cd njih, izvan Owe
zemlje, i ako nismo imaliIobas
potpunu veru, da &c in njihove
sopstvene pogreske iskustvo'na-
uciti da revolucija nije 'iza cos
ka" da Sc ona ne stvara po
cefu Zinovjeva, tadasnjeg sekre5
tara III Internacionale. Ali nasa
NADIA, kao nj Leninova, nije Sc
ispunila. Cd tadasnjeg levicars-
kog ekstrema okrenuli SUI Sc poi,
puno desnicarskom ekstremu, u
kojem Sc jos nalaze i danas. Ako
Sc Stain oslanja ma owe partlJe'
sa ovakvim elementom, "a od-
branu Rusije, ovo mu je JOS
jedina NADIA ostala ma koju Sc
moze osloniti, onda Sc on osla-.
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(Nastavak sa /. strane)

\lNdSLdVdh Sd l. SUI allGJ
vrsava Leninovim sledecim re-
Gina: "Cim medjunarodna bur-
zoaziia digne ruke ma mas, njeni
SOPSTVENI RADNICI SCEPA-
DUE "a RUKU." (Krupna slo-
va nasa.) (Izdanje ma cirilici. St.
228.)
Nisno mi citirali gornje zato
sto nismo znali da su radnici ka-
pitalistickih zemalja pomogli
ruskim radnicima u revolucio-
narnoj pobedi mad unutrasnjon
kontrafevolucijom, (u kojoj je
bio Visinski, sadasnji podko-
mesar inostranih poslova Rusi-
je) spoljne intervencije kapita-
l;stickih zemalja. Wee smo cltl-
rail- da pokazemo sa njihovlm
sopstvenim recima da je "a od-
branu Rusije potrebna pomoc
radnika kapitalistickih zemalJa,
u koje je Stain sada potpuno IL
Cubic veru. A u koje je Lenin
verovao ma njih Sc oslanJao.
Drugo. U gornjoj tacci utvrdili
smo dokazima da je radnicka kla-
sa kapitalistickih zemalja bila
Ia, koja je dobrim delom doprl-
nela pomoc ruskim radnicima II
odbrani Sovjetske Rusije tada,
u koju Stain sada nema nikak-
We we're. Pa ipak, Stalinu ostaje
jos samo jedna NADIA, ito posled-
MIA, ma koju on racuna da Sc
osloni, u slucaju sukoba sa kap'-
talistickim zemljama. Kakva je
to NADIA? u "komunisticke" par
tije, iii "udruzenja", u kapitalls-
tickim zemljama.
Lenin je skoro stalno izraza-
vac strah, da Rusiji preti velika
opasnost cd kapitalistickog sve-
ia, sve dok ne dodje revolucija
JOS u nekim zemiama, koje ce
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Na$$ii dopiisii
ser i M. Pancevac.

~
ser M. Pancevac. .
Doprinele kolacima: Tinka
Malivuk, Roza Simic, Marta Co
rlc, Berta Dadovic Manda Ba-
bic.
U ime Ogranka svima hvala, a
posebno zahvaljujemo drugari-
CANA Rozi Simic i Tinki Mali
vuk, koje SUI spremile ukusan
jagnjeci paprikas. a
clst prihod cd piknika bio je
$4,000. a
NJ. Bozic, dopisnik.
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KROZ AMERIKU
(NaStavak sa /. strane)

Ali ovo je nacisticki metod.
Zasto saveznici ne pokazu da Sc
oni razlikuju cd nacista, ier oni
SUI "demokrati", pa da oslobode
ia siromaSna ispacena stvore-
MIA, posalju III njihovim kuca-
ma, a otstete da ubiraju cd ne
macke kapitalisticke -klase, koja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-21
je, kao kapitalisticka klasa sa-

Je, KaO kapltallStlcka klasa Sa-
veznickih nacija, kriva "a rat?
U vezi sa ovim dobro ie imati
u vidu da je to bio Stain koji
je savetovao ma konferenciji u
Jalti, da Sc otstete ubiraju 'in
kind, II. u stvarima i radu. Sa-
da &c desetak iii wise miliona ma
pacenih nemackih radnika, koie
je Hitler nagnao rat, kao VOL
nike, morati izdrzati jos jedan,
ko INA koliko dug, period robo-
vanja, "a grehe svoje kapitalistic-
ke klase. Cudna je ia saveznlc-
ka, "demokratska", a narcotic
stalinisticka politika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-21
Strategiia izrabliivaca
II klasnoj borbi.
tNastavak sa z. strane)

tNastavak sa z. strane)
nickih neprijatelja - poslodava-
ca. Drugim recima, ona bi Sc "a
vadila sa radnicima. To bi ubrzo
odvelo razuverenju radnika u
kapitalizam i kapitalisticku dr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-21
ME ma trulu trsku.

ME ma trulu trSku.
Da Sc Sovjetska Russia odbra-
nj Cd kapitalistickog napada, (a
mi ne zelimo da do toga dodje).
ruski radnici mora1u obracunati
sa stalinizmom i krenuti pray
Gem Socijalizma. Istovremeno o
nj trebaju uciniti bratske veze
sa Marksistickim pokretima sve-
ia, posebice radnickom kla-
som sveta, u opste. Tako,
jedino tako, &c Sovjetska Rusija
biti spasena. A nikako po danas-
Moi politici stalinizma.
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Piknik IL Chicago

U juna
ma pre-
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krOz Partiju i FedeTaCiju

SCt1oC AotA. wv j. oOnoA OSa oL
clanovi simpaticari SIP. sves-
nj svojih duznosti prema svome
pokretu, te da SUI pojmili cas-
situacije. Oni znaju da je mas
tupio momenat kada trebaiu da
aktuju.
Dan ranije, subotu uvece,
Sekcija Cleveland je odrzala 20
ulicni zbor u sredini grada (Cle-
velanda), ma kome je govorio Ia
kodje drug Orange Govor je ira
jao (zajedno sa pitanjima) puma
diva sata. U svome dvosatnom
govoru, drug Orange je ucinio
dobar upecatak ne samo ma cla
move simpaticare S. L. P, nego>
ma dobar dec drugih radnika
radnica, koji SUI ga najvecim
interesovanjem slusali. Razume
Sc, bilo je par njih, koji su po-
kusavali da zbune govornika
da omalovaze nasu skupstinu, ali
SUI promasili u jednom i dru
gom.
Postavljeno je prilican broj pi-
tanja ma govornika, koja SUI, sa
par izuzetaka, bila informacione
prirode, ii. takve prirode koja
Sc odnose ma kapitalizam; pro-
gram SIP; kakva &c biti So
cijalisticka uprava; kakva je
razlika izmedju S. L. P. "ko-
munisticke' partije; kakvo jc
stanoviste S. L. P. prema religi-
j it'd, it'd. :....
Ma sva pomenuta nepomenu-
ia pitanja, drug govornik je cd
govorio jasno, razumljivo So
Marksisticke taGke gledista. 4
ovo je znak da Sc radnici sve
wise interesuju kako O sadanjim,
tako o buducim pitanjima, ko-
ia su blisko vezena sa njihovim
zivotnim interesima. Jer uslovi
njihovih zivota. zivota niiho-
viii porodica, i'm tako nalazu.
Razume Sc, ovo nije jos masov-
no kretanje radnika prema ma
sol ideji. ali znaci pokazuju de
dan niie daleko kada &c i ma
sovno radnici da Sc kreci u to-
me &c i'm pomoci sam ekonomski
zivot, koii i'm kapitalizam spot
gotovljava. Nasa je duznost de
linn pomognemo i ubrzamo da Sc
Esto pre- razuvere u mogucnost
.pobolisanja njihova zivota poo
kapitalizmom. Jer to i'm kapita-
liam ne moze dati. On i'm moe
dati samo jos mizerniji i ogor-
ceniji zivot. Samo Socijalizam in
(radnicima) moze doneti bolji i
sretniji zivot!
/ Nasi Ogranci IL Ohio odrzace
svoi godisnii piknik u nedeliu
l. lula u Akronu. Ia daljne de-
talie, vidite oglas ma drugom
mestu u ovom broju. Oval pix
mix ne samo da trebaju da pose
te clanovi pomenutih Ogranaka
nego svi nasi si1npaticari~i pref
platnici Ohio. Takodje, pren1a
mogucnostinna. clanovi i sim
paticari IL oblizniih mesta liz dru-
9Th drzava, kao sto su Pennsyl-
vania Michigan. Piknik treba
da ie uspesan kao drzavni piknik
Ohio, ier Sc on priredjuje u istu
svrhu, ii. "a prosvecivanje i Or
ganizovanje radnicke klase.
| Nasi Ogranci ce, koji priredju-
iu gornji piknik, cist prihod sa
istog pridodati svojim opst,ra
prilozima "a konvencijski fond
IA fondove RADNIcKE BOP
BE i WEEKLY PEOPLE-a. A
svi oni zele da i'm ovogodisnn
prilozi budu veci, nego prosle
eodine. Zato i'm treba pomoci aa
Sc niihove zelje ostvare. Njihove
su zelje plemenite, jer one eliza
III konacnom oslobodjenju rad
nicke klase. Ali zelje, ma koliko
bile plemenite dobre, one SC
No mogu ostvariti bez rada -
akativnog napornog rada. Mi t.
7namo Zato mi radimo ma os-
tvareniu nash zelja. Ali da h
ostvarili nase zelje, mi prvo mo
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Samo ekonomska organ1zacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada j
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Mdrr.
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|
ne organizacije S. L. P. Ohio.
u nedelju II. juna u Akronu. bio
je, u prkos kisovitog dana, VS.
pesan u svakom pogledu. Poseta
je bila VEGA nego prosle godine.
Dollar broj nash clanova i SIM
paticara posetise oval piknik, te
tako doprinesose svoj udeo ops
tenn uspehu ovog piknika.
Oval piknik, kao i drugi nasi
piknici i slicne afere, prired;en
je u svrhu naseg prosvetnog-
agitacionog rada. Poglavito radi
materijalne strane - novcane -
jer pod danasnjim uredjenjem
JOS glavnu ulogu igra novac. Ia
izdavanje pase stampe, literatu-
re, letaka, te odrzavanje zboro-
va oglasivanje 18TH, osobito
odrzavanje radijskih govora, ko-
je nasa Partija u poslednje vrc-
me sve wise odrzava, potreban ie
novac. Bez MEGA vrlo Sc malo
moze uraditi ma ovom poliu ma
Sc delatnosti.
Da bi oval piknik bio sto U.s.
pesniji, Drzavni Izvrsni Odbor
S. L. P. bese pozvao druga Aaron
M. Orange-a il New Yorka "a
govornika, ii. da odrzi govor ma
ovom pikniku. l kad je bilo oko
sest sati uvece, drug A. A. AL
baugh, u ulozi predsednika, u
svome kratkom govoru istako je
vaznost ovog piknika, te plano
We D. I. O., II. da je isti vec
otpoceo sa serijom radijskih 60
vora, koje odrzava preko radijs-
ke stanice Steubenville, te da
namerava slicne serije govora
odrzavati IL Clevelanda, Dayto-
ma i Cincinnati. Serije ovakvih
govora posluzi &c nasoj Partiji
da MEN program dodje dc veil
kog broja radnika u ovoi drza-
vi. Ali ovo je skopacano sa pc
velikom svotom novca. Zato ie
oval piknik priredjen, rece drug
Albaugh. Potion je preporucio
Drug Orange je ma vrlo po-
prisutnim druga Orange-a, kao
glavnog govornika.
! pularan i jasan, ali jednovreme-
no. naucan nacin istakao i OBJ
iasnio danasnju situaciju, sa ko-
JON je suocen kapjtalizma,
! iednovremeno radnicka klasa
Svoie izlaganje tvrdnje potkre-
pio je sa mnogim citatima oo
najistaknutijih burzoaskih pred
stavnika, da je kapitalizam pos
| tao nemocan da Vlada sa druS-
tvom, sem ma stetu ogromne We
cine stanovnika zemlje - rad
nicke klase. Potom je istakao
objasnio program S. L. P, pc
kome je u staniu radnicka kla-
sa da resi- neresive pod kapita.
lizmom probleme.
Prisutni SUI druga Orange-a
pratili sa najvecom paznjom
! odusevljenjem, jer doista njego-
vo izlaganje bese koliko nauc-
no, toliko i interesantno. Pri kra-
ju svoga govora, ucinio je pri-
kladan APPEL ma prisutne "a ko-
lekciju, ponavljajuci (razume Sc
svojim sopstvenim recima) ono
sto je drug Albaugh rekao. IT,
"a kakvu je svrhu oval piknik
priredjen. On reee da trebamo
; danas da sakupimo jednu hi
ljadu dolara, tako da Sc omoguci
ostvariti plan D.I.O., ii. odrzati
serije radijskih govora.
Clanovi simpaticari Sc oda-
zvase njegovom apelu, te "a krat-
ko vreme ne samo da Sc sakupi
jedna hiljada dolara, nego ST.
200. Kad Sc doda ovoj svoti cist
prihod Cd piknika, jamacno da
&c preci jednu hiljadu po do
lara.
I tako je i ova SIP. afera
privedena kraju sa dobrim US
pehom ma opste zadovoljstvo
clanova simpaticara, koji po-
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Piknik u Youngstown


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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07
CARVER ny" NEWS

All the schools in Little Rock
are making use of the Y gymna-
SUM for basketball practices. All
teams show great improvement
over last year. The Carver Y
teams are also practicing in an
attempt to make a good showing
during the basketball season. The
Y basketball league is scheduled
to take place on December 1921
in the Y gym Business men of
the city and North Little Rock
are sponsoring teams in the
league. This will be the first
such league to be held in Little
Rock.
The Y game room is kept very
much in use daily with boys and
girls playing such games as ping
pong, chess, checkers, and domi-
noes. The chess game is becom-
ing a popular past-time with an
increasing number of boys and
men. Father G.. G.. Walker is
making big Roadway as sponsor
of the Chess Club.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07
WILMAR
Mrs. Irma Ragland

Mrs, Hazel Binns and son have
returned to Chicago after visit
with her father and sisters here.
Obie Bridges left for St. Louis,
Mo, after a brief visit with his
father-in-law, and his brother
in-law, ARIEL Phillips. Rev.
and Mrs. j, F. Vaughn were Wis
itors in the Central Conference
at Pine Bluff. Mrs. l.. O. Ell
mon from Chicago visited her
daughters here, Mrs. Elvie Hussy
and Mrs. Bertha Lee Ridgle. :.
Alvester Walker has been dis
charged from the Army and is
now home with his grandmother,
Mrs N A. Rhodes. Carl VIM
berly and Jocie Ingram were Wis
ltorS here from Warren Sunday. =.
j. c. Hester, Laura Banes and
w. L. Taylor were visitors at
Shady Grove and Solomon
Graves visited Mt. Tabor. E. i.
Mrs Ometha Bridges from st.
Louis was dinner guest of Miss
Geneva Allen :. Otha Lee Gard
ner became i'll at Shorter College
in Little Rock and is at home with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. A.
Gardner. Mrs. L. B. Taylor
and c. R. Ramsy have returned
from the State Convention in
Pine Bluff. Nathaniel Wilson
who was accidentally hurt while
working, is said to be improving.
The Harmonizing Four Quartet
and the Singing Class Of Port
land rendered a very fine pro-
gram at Mt. Tabor Church. Car
ter Woods is president Mrs.
Myrtle Erwin, a popular beauti-
clan in Pine Bluff, and her mo-
Their visited here recently. =.
Pfc. 7. j. Phillips, who has serv-
ed overseas in the Army, is home
with his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Phil
lips. He made brief visit here
1t is reported. Mrs. Eula Bos-
ley is reported i'll. Mrs. Myrtle
Butler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Simmons, left for Califor-
MIA with her husband. They
motored with c. L. Riley. Mr..
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LOUANN


The New Jerusalem Baptist
Sunday School plans to close its
year with $4,000 in the treasury,
S46.72 of which is now on hand.
Bro. Sol Burch is Supt.; Mrs.
Leona Jones, secretary; Miss Vic
tory Frazier, treasurer; Bro. Geo,
Burch, LIST teacher; Bro. j. c.
Frazier, Bird teacher. N. r.
Elliott made a business trip TO FL
Dorado November oath. Mrs.
Virgil Wells entertained rela-
tives from Sparkman recently. .
Mrs. Mabel Elliott is on the sick
list. Sgt. James Bowen, broth
er of Mrs. Catherine w. Cooper,
has been honorably discharged
after 20 months overseas service.
Rich Smith has returned here
after visiting few weeks in
Minden, La, with his sister.
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Negro Committee
Good fellows
Ready For Drive

The Negro Committee of the
Goodfellows Christmas Cheer
Club will begin its campaign for
funds on Sunday. December 0,
at 400 p. m. at Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA. Mrs. B. II. Childress is
general chairman, assisted by
Mrs. J. B. Bryant. AT this meet
ing, committees will be announ-
ced and plans will be set up. The
purpose of the annual Goodfel-
lows Christmas Cheer project is
to distribute groceries, candies,
fruits and other articles to needy,
deserving persons and families
who otherwise would not have a
cheerful Christmas Day. Funds
for the purpose are raised by So
Letting donations from churches,
clubs, p. T. AS, other organiza-
tons, and individuals. Last
Christmas our community con-
tributed generously for this
worthy purpose.
1t is the hope of the Committee
that large number of deserving
families and persons may be
reached this Christmas. All per-
sons interested are urgently re-
quested to attend the organization
next Sunday at 400 p,
m. at the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA. Churches, sororities, fra
ternities, P,T.A.'s, social and
civic clubs and all other groups
are urged to send representatives,
The success of the Goodfellows
Christmas Cheer campaign de-
ponds solely upon the generosity
and cooperation of our citizens.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07

Butter was recently discharged
from the armed service. He is
the son of Mrs. Estella Butler
Mr., and Mrs, Paul Rawles and
Mrs, Ollie Shorter made a busi-
ness trip to Little Rock recentlv
Grady Nelson is planning to
leave for Detroit, Michigan, soon.
Jeffrey Fry, a veteran of World
War II, and grandson of H. john
son sustained a broken leg in an
automobile accident. It is re-
ported that George Butler. son
of Mrs. Estella Butler, is home
with an honorable discharge from
the Army. Mrs, Tommie FISH
err has returned from a visit in
Monticello with her mother, who
is i'll. The members of the
Church of God in Christ are pro-
crossing in the building of their
new church. Rev. Kinloe is the
pastor. :. Mrs. Dora Ragland's eye
was injured in an accident. . -.
Shut-ins are; Bro. A. Ridgle in
the home of Charlie Ridgle, Mrs.
Ethel Wimbley and Bro. Jesse
Taylor. . . Please have your news
ready when the boy delivers
your paper and hand it to him
written.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07
Heads Of Great
Protective
Association
Entertain

Pine Bluff. - A Pre- Thanks
giving luncheon was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p x. Mil
Ter, 1901 West End Ave, Wednes-
day, November 28th in honor of
the agents of Little Rock, jack
sonville, Scott, Tie Plant, Sweet
Home, Wrightsville, Hensley,
Redfield and jefferson Springs
debts.
The doors were opened to
guests promptly at HAS a. m.
Little Joan Miller, aged five
years, dressed in a beautiful sheer
evening gown, stood at the door
to receive the guests upon arrival.
Mrs. Miller, who was dressed in
a very attractive beige suit and
wearing ornaments of pearls in
her hair, extended to the guests
such hospitality that everyone
was overcome with a feeling of
joyous welcome.
At IL o'clock, high noon, the
guests were all seated at the
tables covered with lace cloths
and conferred with chrysanthe-
NUNS on which the very elabo-
rate luncheon was served. A va
riety of one hundred different
kinds OF cactus plants artistical-
ly arranged on sun shelves adorn-
ed the entire east side of the
dining room and added exquisite
taste TO the occasion. Music was
by Prof. V, r. achery.
During the luncheon a program
was rendered on which Mr.. Mil
er was principal speaker. AS
president of the Protective Asso-
,iation he stated the purpose of
he meeting and instructed the
agents concerning a better sys-
.em of making reports. A num-
Der of musical selections followed
and the guests were favored with
4 solo by little Miss Joan Miller,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
with her accompanist. After the
each parted with a re-
newed inspiration to do a bigger
Job for the Great Protective AS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07
fargo School In
Anniversary
Celebration

T be Goth Anniversary of the
Fou pding of Fargo Agricultural
Sch( boil was celebrated Thanks
giviA BIZ Day. The activities of
the celebration began in the early
hour of the morning with a gen.
eral inspection of the grounds.
This was followed with the eli
max of the popularity contest
betw4en four classes of the
school, with the sophomore high
school class leading in the race
and coming out winner. The
classes raised $1273.42.
The winning class will be given
free trip to Tuskegee, and the
second highest will be given a
trip to Fisk and Meharry at
Nashville, Tenn. The students
were congratulated on their fine
spirit and work in raising such a
large sum since Fargo is close to
no big towns to draw on, the stu
dents gave liberal themselves de-
spite the fact that most of them
are working their way through
school.
Rev. f. M. Garrison of Fargo
who sold the school its first
ground gave a brief history of the
school to the audience who rep
of the state. Total amount of
money raised for the day was
/ $l46243.
To highlight the day was the
browning of Miss Fargo as
queen OF the popularity contest.
The Miss Fargo is the Miss
Josephine Mays of Dumas.
Floyd Brown is president and
founder Of the school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-12-07
Delivers Radio
Sermon

Hot Sprngs,-Dr. T. J. Crit
fin, pastor of Haven Methodist
Church, received an invitation
November 18th from DR.. William
B. Slack, pastor of the First
Meth list Church (White) to de-
liver the radio sermon on Thanks
giving over station KFWC to the
citizens of Hot Springs and neigh
boring cities in his stead.
DR.. Griffin, who SHES radio
performance because of a throat
allment, accepted the invitation
and delivered the sermon. The
honor accordad DR.. Griffin was
a fitting lIla to white Chris
tianity.