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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-23

Dykes Center. Fall flowers
were used throughout the build
ing, Bingo and other activities
contributed to the evenings fun.
Miss Euseline Lovett was crow
ned Miss Ell Dorado" Miss Mer-
cue Norwood, second place. Miss
Lovett reported $3.50 and Miss
Norwood $3.50. The total amt.
raised by the Club was S61.70.
Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the festivities.
Miss Euseline Lovett, President:
Miss Juanita Carliss, Secretary;
Miss Sammie Joe Moody, Treas
urer. Mines Laura johnson and
Deloris Carlisle are supervisors.
The Junior Art Club is spon-
sored by the Self Culture Club
of which Miss A. L. Redmond IS
president; Mrs. Ruby Setwart,
Secretary; Mrs. Juanita Gresh-
am, Treasurer.
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FORMER RESIDENTS
ENTERTAINED

Mesdames M. w. Mcneil, Sara
Rice and Bessie Ward entertain
ed a few friends honoring Mrs.
Eva Williams Hancock and Lit.
and Mrs. Frank Whisonant of
Washington, D. c., last Monday
night at the Rice home. Various
games suitable for the occasion
were played.
Prizes for high scores were won
by Mrs. Bernice Lamb McSWain
and the guests were each pre-
scented with gifts from the host
esses.
An appetizing collation. was
served during the course of the
party, and at the close delicious
ice cream and cake was served.
1t. Whisonant is recently back
from overseas duty and was
awarded an honor by Gen. Mark
Clark for his heroic efforts in
Italy, Several Little Rock per-
sons heard the words spoken by
Gen. Clark as the ceremonies
were broadcast over the radio.
Mrs. Whisonant, the former
Freddie Mae Lamb, is a WAC,
and expects to be discharged
soon. Both will enter college up
on receiving their discharges.
Persons enjoying this delight
ful affair were; Mrs. Bernice
McSwain, Mrs. Eloyce Herndon,
Vivian Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Five Merritt, Miss Mary Will
hams and Edgar Draper, Lloyd
Connor, Mrs. Evelyn Almond,
Mrs. Naomi Tensely, Mr. and
Mrs, Dozicr, Leroy Terry, James
Booker Miss Allene Waugh. Mrs.
Eva Hancock, 1t. Frank Wilson
ant Pfc. Freddie Whisonant and
Mrs. Vivian Bridges Jones.
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POEM

Now the people on earth are being
warned
But OH to the word of God they
scorned
They talk they drink and dance
While our dear Lord gives them
chance.
Now God feeds man both day by
day
And sent great prophets to show
him the way
But he is blind to the facts
And don't seem to care
And he don't have any kind of
fear
And he will go and work all the
week
For food to eat and a place to
meet
But when Sundays come
He will lie in bed and sleep.
When he should rise and go to
some church
But no he thinks that's doing too
much.
Man is a fool. He is worse than
a mule
And he never thinks about the
golden rule.
But my Lord is getting tired of
mans wicked ways.
And so to the soul of man there
will be a disgrace
Because my Lord is going to speak
the rain is going to stop
And the fishes in the sea is COM
ing to the top.
Because the water in the sea is
goong to boil
And upon this earth there will
be no more soil.
The wheat and the tares will be
separated apart
And nothing going to enter but
the pure in heart.
By Pvt. Alonzo Dunlap.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and wife, Mrs. Lula c.
Bailey, who departed this life
here on earth November 81, lg43.
Two years have passed, dear low
ed one,
Since God has called you home
To be with Him in heaven
Around the snow-white throne.
We often sit and think of you
When we are all alone
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
We miss you, oh, we miss you
How could we help but cry?
But if we live as you lived
Well meet you again by and by.
Signed:
Mrs. Willie M. Stanfield,
daughter; Mrs. Lois Blan-
chard, daughter; MIR Will
Bailey, husband. Adv
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PROMINENT YOUNG
COUPLE TO WE'D

Pine Bluff. Mrs. Annie T.
Jones, 1902 Georgia Street, an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth to
Joseph Porche Altheimer, son of
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Altheimer,
also of Pine Bluff.
Miss Jones is a graduate of st.
Peters High School and is now
a student at A. M. & N. College.
She is active in young peoples
clubs throughout the city.
After graduating from Merrill
High School, Mr.. Altheimer serv-
ed with the armed forces. Since
his discharge he, too, has been
student at A. M. & N. College.
The marriage will take place in
December.
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with a white apron and glasses
on. And this columnist can flood
you with the whereabouts of
many more if you doubt that
they aren't here. Mrs. Katie
Williams is here from Jonesboro
visiting with her daughter who
operates the Bull Dog III. Miss
Peggy Fuller is visiting relatives
in Tulsa, Oklahoma. SOME
GOSSIP. 1t is reported that there
is certain church in town that
gives folks the gospel collie, an
evangelist breaches and intro
duces the visitors and the pastor
breaches and lifts the offering
all in the same service. The
women are truly sick; they will
have to go back on their word.
One old lady near fifty-six and
two younger ladies plan to keep
their short dresses on although
skirts are to be let down. A re-
tired nurse led the parade last
Wednesday when she wore the
first long dress down the street.
Two little boys who had never
seen lady's legs covered with
dress before in their lives thought
she was crazy. Ha, Ha, Ha.
What next?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-23

December %, 1912, at Fort Nc
Arthur, Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA and received his training at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma; from there
he was sent to a port of en-
barkation in December. 1913.
Pvt. Hill served in England,
France, Belgium, Holland, Lux
embourg and Germany. He
participated in the invasion of
France and five major battles
and was hospitalized twice. His
plans are to re-enter college
and finishe his education. He
will remain at home until the
Christmas holidays during which
his sister, Mrs. Mildren Hill, who
is attending Teachers college,
Columbia University, New York,
will come home to greet him
The Self Culture Club met at
the home of Mrs. Sarah Ann Lee
on Ouachita Street, Mrs. Mable
Green as hostess on Monday,
November 18th The City
Association of Colored Women
met in the home Of Mrs. b. r.
Redmond, 527 +. and b. Street
Wednesday November 14th
Elaborate preparations are un-
derWay for a dinner given by
the Dts Elks honoring the grand
Dt. Sec, Miss B. v Kelley .
The Jr. Art Club entertained
November 9th with one of the
seasons loveliest parties among
the younger set, at the John II.
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HOT SPRINGS
GLORIA DOWNS

Outstanding visitors here are:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Collier, Mrs.
S. G. Murphy, Mrs. Chas. Rose
borough, Miss Mary jefferson and
Dudley Jackson, all of Detroit,
Michigan: d. c. Watson, Love
JOY, Ill; 1t. L. Kline, New York;
Fred Jackson, New York; DR..
Givens, Norfolk, Va; Howard
Thomas, Miss Rosetta Robinson,
DR.. j. Graham, Mrs. Lewis Moore,
Chicago; Robert Williams, Cali
fornia. L. c. Riddlet and Will
liam B. Barnett have been re-
leased from the Army. A
young white lad was brought to
the city court last Tuesday by the
truant officer and the presiding
judge ruled that the kid would
have to go to school. How is it
that our educators who are in
charge Of the educational affairs
don't have the truant officer
round up our colored youngsters
who are out of school and under
age? They may be found at the
boot black stand near the post
office; one is seen daily washing
windows on Central; another
works near the new Negro Com
munity Center; he rides a bicycle
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory of Mrs. Hattie Sad
Ter Wilson, who passed Novcm-
Der 20, 1914.
After each storm comes sunshine
After the darkness comes light
After the winters drcary cold
Comes blossoms fair and white.
Surely, it is Gods wisdom
That after an aching heart
There shall be life eternal
Where loved ones never part.
Sadly missed by
Mr.. f. w. Wilson, husband:
Mr., and Mrs. Shelby Sadler,
son and daughter, Mr.. Clarn
PANEL, brother; Mr. and Mrs
M, Pickett, sister and broth
cr-in-law; Little Miss Evelyn
Sadler, granddaughter; Mrs.
Gertrude and lrma Douth-
crd, cousins; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Lee, friends. ADV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-23
DUNBAR'S P. T. A.

The Dunbar PTA Membership
Drive ended successfully Monday
night, November 18th, with an
enrolment of 800 members
Home rooms of 100 per cent or
over are, 7Bl, Mrs. Parr. 8B2.
Mrs. Little; 3B3, Mrs. Smith; 8Al.
MISS Tyson; 8A4, Mrs. Il. Jackson;
9b3' Mrs. Gaines; obi, Mrs.
Works; 9AX, Mrs. Womack; CAV.
Miss Waugh,9A1,Mrs Harper; lob
Mrs. Coulter; 10A, Miss A. john
son; lib, Mrs. Perry; lib, Mrs.
Bass; lib, Mr.. Shelton; ia, Mrs.
Mcdowell; LIB, Mrs. Hegwood
ia, Mrs. Scott Total amount
raised was S4Ol84. Membership
Drive committee: Mesdames f.
3. Smith, V. T. Haywood, G. H.
Scott, +. I. Ish, C. N. jackson.
F. 4. Buford, M. =. Gaines
chairman. Program committee.
F. W. Carter, Mesdames Opal W.
Harper, Margaret johnson. Misses
Allene Waugh and Harriet A.
Robinson, chairman. The PTA
thanks the public for its patron
age.
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HOPE

Sunday School at Lonoke Bap-
fist Church was well attended
with the superintendent, Prof,
j. A. Harris in charge in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. l.. A.
Clark brought the message, tax
ing his text from Luke 1924,
Miss Lucille Davis registered as
guest. Rev. j. w. Williams, pas
tor; Mrs. Lena Burks, reporter
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PRE-NUPTIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

Pine Bluff-Mr. and Mrs. w. J..
Middleton, 900 North Cedar ST,
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their dau-
ghter, Miss Gloria American Mid
dleton, to Lenard Yates, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates of Mobile,
Alabama. The marriage is to
take place on November 30, l945.
ADV.
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REVIEWS
e. DORADO
Rev. f. c. Cutter

made her home in Ell Dorado for
the past thirteen years, left for
California to make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Leta Over
ton, 1904 California Street,
Mrs, Mile Wooton, Monroe,
Louisiana, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. Jean Burton. Cpl,
George Morris visited in Ell Do
RADIO recently. Benny jenkins
of 1919 East LIST Street, has been
honorably discharged from the
Army and is back home with
his family. Floyd jenkins
made a business trip to Texas,
Mrs. Eula Lee Caver and
son of 705 Barnes Street, have
returned from a two weeks
stay in New Orleans with rela-
tives and friends. Cpl. Billy
c. Caver has returned to Camp
Lee, Virginia, after spending a
3l-day furlough with his wife,
Mrs. Ruby Caver, his son, Billy,
Jr. and his sister, Mandy Caver.
Cpl. Caver spent three months
in Germany and six months in
France. Ellie Walker, 408 w.
5th Street, was called from Hope
to visit his uncle, John Strough-
ter, who is very sick Mrs.
B. L. Chappelle Of St. Louis, Mo,
and Mrs. Gertrude Washington
of Pasadena, California, were
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ike Clark recently. They
had an enjoyable visit with re-
latives and friends. Douglas
Chapel closed its anniversary
November II. Rev. W. NJ Brew
ster is pastor. Rev E. c. Cut
ter conducted the devotional
and Rev. j. F. Kelly preached.
His text, Exodus 1415, Total
money raised, $166.43. The
fourth anniversary of Rev. l..
d. Champion at st, Luke Bap-
fist Church began November
10. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Snow
den were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Snowden November
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Snow
den and their son, Charles
Franklin visited Charles aunt
in Camden recently. Charles
cousin, Ersie Lee, recently &.
Mrs. Lucy May Allies is in Beau
ty school at Texarkana and
writes her father that she re-
ceives the STATE PRESS re-
gularly Walter Dolphin and
son made a business trip to
Natchitoches recently. Mrs.
Alma Lee McDuffy has been
on the sick list for a week. x.
Of p Lodge No. "a met Nov.
T. and has completed its en-
doWment roll for the fourth
quarter which was $3.50. Each
member has been notified to
bring in new member by De
cembcr 10, the last meeting night
this year The Knights of Ply
thids and the Court of Calanthe
are having a banquet on Thanks
giving. Place, x. of p. Hall in
the Brewster Building on + and
B Street f. G.. Gutter, G. c.:
Charlie Brown, x. r, S. Miss
Lula b. Jones and host ccle-
brated her birthday November
T. at 9 p. IN. at her home. The
following persons attended,
Laverne Perry Suporos Wright,
Doris and Helen Youngblood,
Ole Wade, S. A. Patterson,
Johnnie Johnson, Lille Pearl
Graham, Ruth d. Williams, Will
liam Jones, Janor Collins, Thcl-
ma Robinson, Frances Mae Teiu-
ney, Booker T. Smith, Lessie M.
Smith, Etobia II, Good, Theola
Moore, Mozell Anderson, Percy
Hawkins, Kale Arnola, Lorinc
Smith, They were served chick.
en-. dressing, salad, cake and
drinks Mrs. Jones received
twenty-five presents and $3.50
in money Pfc. Hartman Lee
Hill, son of Prof and Mrs. H.
II. Hill of 7l2 Wilson st. has
received his discharge from the
U. S. Army He enlisted on
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-23

Civilian fliers after the war prob.
ably will make use of radar in cleo.
tronic collision.warning equipment
for use in all-weather flying.
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PORTLAND

Mrs. Maggie Gales and Mrs.
Essie Scales of Dermott spent
the weekend with Mrs. Matte
G. Laws. Brown Temple re-
vival will start Wednesday night
after the 5th Sunday. Preach
ing will begin the Monday night
after the LIST Sunday in August
by Rev. Newman of McGehee. .
Rev, c. c. Miller preached at
Brown Temple Church Sunday.
July 8. His subject was "The
Shepherd of Souls" Money rails
ed was $35.75. T.. The Wandering
Four quartet will sing at Brown
Temple church July %. w.
D, Cato spent 8 days at home on
furlough. He and his wife have
gone to st, Louis; from there to
Chicago; the to Detroit and back
to Camp Grant where he is sta
toned until he goes to the South
Pacific, He has a 34-day fur
Tough. s-.
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MT. OLLIE'S
NEW PASTOR

REV. C. E. WILLIAMS was
elected pastor of Mt. Ollie Mis-
sionary Baptist Church at Tuck
er July 7 and Immediately took
charge on July 5.
Rev. Williams is a native of
Mississippi and is a widely known
evangelist, beginning in 1882 at
st. Peters Rock Baptist Church
then at 18th and High Streets,
where Rev. Herbert Carter was
pastor
He left the city in 1884 for
Memphis, Tennessee, where he
attended the Roger Williams
School for Ministers. After
spending 9 years in Memphis he
returned to Little Rock in Feb
ruary, 1914, and was assigned as
assistant pastor to the Metropoli-
tan Baptist church under the
leadership of Rev. J. H. Gatlin.
He later became pastor of this
church.
He is a very studious minister
and ranks high with the minis
tiers Of Little Rock and elsewhere.
He resides at 2407 Center Street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-20

CPL. j. D. WARE of Scott, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ware, and
a member of the 552nd Port Co.,
has been awarded the "Meritor-
ious Service Plaque for superior
performance of duty in perform
ance of difficult tasks and for
the achievement and mainten-
ance of high standard of dis
cipline.
Cpl, Ware has shown extra
ordinary willingness to accom-
plish his objective in record
time. He entered service Octob-
err, 1943, and was sent overseas
May, 1914. He is now somewhere
in England. He has two broth
ers in the Pacific: Pfc. Elmer L.
Ware, 9lst Engr. Regt. and CPL
Louie j. Ware, 1361st Engr
Regt.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-20
RAISING TOTS
A DEFENSE FOR
RACIAL-CROSSING
SAYS MINISTER

Fordyce.-- Rev. H. Andrews,
AME minister and presiding eld-
er on the Pine Bluff District, who
was called to conduct the funeral
ceremonies of one of the old resi-
dents of this community last
week, attempted to clear the
name of one of the members of
the family of the deceased who
is the target of criticism for the
manner she has conducted herself
with members of the opposite
sex and race in bringing up her
children, not thru a denial of the
charge which still exists in the
eyes of the community, but sub
shutting a reason that justifies
her in her acts.
The Rev. Mr.. Andrews, it Is
said, accused the people of For
dyce of criticising the woman,
but stated in the woman's de-
Tense, "the people who criticise,
never tried to raise four little
tots without a father" This was
Mr. Andrews defense, despite
the fact that the woman's hus-
band has been dead several years,
and she recently became the
mother of a child.
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- x -
DIVINE ART OF
LIVING

All true healing comes from
God. There are two causes for
sickness, one is material, the
other spiritual. If the sickness
is of the body, a material remedy
is needed, if it be soul, a spirit
ual remedy.
If the Heavenly Benediction
be upon us while we are being
healed then only can we be made
whole, for medicine is but the
outward and visible means
through which we obtain the
Heavenly healing. Unless the
spirit be healed, the cure of the
body is worth nothing. All is in
the hands of God, and without
Him there can be no health in
us.
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SIGNALED
HONORED

CPL. RICHARD COCHRAN,
Jr., age 80, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cochran, of Eudora, with
the 1914 Ordnance Ammunition
Company, in the Western Pacific
has been awarded a Laurel
Wreath for meritorious service
performed in that area. His
company received a citation from
the Central Pacific area, as being
the first company to receive this
high award. 1t was presented
with a plaque to the company
as a whole. Cpl. Cochran enter
ed service, November 7, 1912, and
has been overseas since January
2, 1914. He is the husband of
Mrs. Annie Mae Cochran of Sc
Tuxedo Courts.
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N. LITTLE ROCK
Jessie L. Fields
Phone 2-4993

Rev. w. J. Johnson, assistant
pastor of King Solomon Baptist
Church, will preach Sunday,
July %, at HOO a. m. Text,
Luke, 18th chapter--At Midnight
They Prayed. Subject, THE
Power of Prayer" The home
coming program rendered at the
King Solomon Baptist church
Sunday, July Is, was a great sue
cess. Amount of money raised,
S250.l8. Rev. G. L. Criner, pas
tor. Eli Mitchell of Chicago,
ILL.,, is here visiting his family
and many friends. The Shiloh
Baptist church, 3rd ard Hazel
Streets, North Little Rock, is en-
gagged in a revival meeting. The
public is invited. Rev. w. O..
Mays, pastor. The Home Mis-
sion Bible Class met at the home
.of Sister Ellie Boyd, 700 Vine
Street with a wonderful prayer
service. Rev. Ellis taught the
lesson from Matthew Ia. He
prayed a wonderful prayer at
the end of the service. AS he
leaves this class for Los Angeles
we are praying that God will
bless him for his faithful service.
Sis. Grace Robinson, reporter;
Sis. Ellie Boyd, Instructor.
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Pfc. Jimmie Chappell is home
on furlough from Fl. Benning,
Ga He is the guest of Mrs. Leo
ME Lindley and Lafayette Chap
pell, his sister and brother of
2423 w. 18th Street. :. Mrs. Lille
Mcdowell of Harrisburg, Pa, is
home visiting her sisters and
friends after being away more
than a year. She will visit Kan
sas City and other points west
on her return trip. Rev. Neal
filled the pulpit at Oak Street
Baptist church Sunday. He
preached an able sermon and the
spirit ran high. Come again,
Brother Neal. Pvt. Massado
Birdsong from Harlinger Air
Corps and his brother, Bonnie
Birdsong of Dallas, spent the
weekend with their aunt, Mrs.
Odessa Turner of 1903 w. 18th
Street. Sgt. Herman Mellow
ell is home on leave to visit his
wife, Mrs. Catherine Mcdowell.
They left July II for Monroe, La,
to visit his mother. Mrs. Maudie
Shields from Houston is Tex
arkana visitor. She is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rose
well and her aunt, Mrs. O. Turn
or. MT. ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH. Rev. J. A. Wilder
pastor, Sunday school was held
at the usual hour A new roll
is being recorded by the secre-
tary. Sermon by the pastor
text, Matthew 6:l0. Subject, DO.
ing Gods will" High points OF
sermon, why men stray from
Cod Mans duty to God is tC
obey Gods will" HE serves
God by serving man" .. Docl
Fields spiritual singers render
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GOLDEN LINK
USHER UNION

The Golden Ling Usher Board
Union met at the Shiloh Baptist
church on Sunday, July Is. Scrip
ture reading, Rev. L. Miller; well
come address, Sis. Lovely Will
Hams; Solo, Sis. Ruth Gee; Re-
marks, Bro. John Mcclure, Solo,
Bro, Tom Norcroth; talk, Bro.
Charlie Daniels; sermon, Rev. w.
r, Vaughn. Collection, $11484.
Sis. Rosina Moore, chairman;
Sis. Rosie holden, secretary, Bro.
D. c. Cleveland, president.
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DERkOTT
Josie Smith

Cpl. Luther Caldwell came
home after spending three years
in service. He spent two weeks
with his aunt, Mrs. Anita Carford.
Cpl. Caldwell was given an en-
tertainment by Mrs, f. Taylor,
Mr.. end Mrs. Willie Layings,
Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Mr.. B. c.
Caldwell. A nice cake was Civ
en- him by Mrs. w. T. Alexander
He is stationed at Fort Logon,
California. Pfc. Ernest Walk
err is home after spending three
years overseas. Dinner was
served for him at the home Of
his mother. Mr.. and Mrs. West
Brown of Chicago were visiting
their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Binns.
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Athletes Foot

Sailors and marines in the South
Pacific are getting their feet copper
plated to combat athletes foot.
Small copper granules are made to
adhere to the skin. The feet are not
discolored, and the skin disease
doesn't flourish in the presence Of
copper
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FIRST BAPTIST

Visitors at First Baptist church,
9Th and Calhoun Streets. Sunday
were Sis. Elmira Neal, San Fran
cisco, California; Sis. Alice john
son, Washington; Sis. jessie May
Wade, Denver, Colorado; Sis.
Earne Lee Byan, Washington, D.
c. Rev. w. r. Vaughn preached
the sermon.
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NEW LIGHT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. J. B. Kemp

Mr.. and Mrs, James Wislow
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Eleanor Marie, to Mr.
Jefferson Rogers Conard, on
Tuesday, July 10, 1945. They
left st. Louis and arrived in Lit
tie Rock on July II. Mr. Conard
will visit his sister, Mrs. Geo. E.
Hooks at 1928 Schiller Street. .
George Kemp of Dumas is visit
ing his son, A, L. Kemp, at 3246
Schiller.