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The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

N. HI have been married ever
since 1910 and / have 5 babies.
MY husband was in the army for
three years and has gone back
for three more. Everytime I want
something for myself he always
tells me to wait a little longer.
/ wait and / only get babies l
am fed up with my way Of living
Now I love my babies and want
them bgt I have a mind to leave.
What shall 1 do2
Ans: Give up any IDEA you may
have Of leaving your husband It
for you TO manage without his
is a full time job for any mother
and father. much less for a mo-
help. Five little babies under six
Their alone. Your husband is back
in the army now and your income
win bbe substantially increased.
You need 70 begin operating on
a budget and learn 70 handle your
money wisely 50 that you can
have a few more luxuries which
viii make life easier for you and
tie children
q {. M. B-Afy sister and her
husband raised me from an infant.
Year ago my sister and / work
"a gvt bought the house where
ve = lived. They moved out of
the s--- eight years ago. Nov
t,icv Avs r'c'- and / hear that my
brctHrr in La .s going to sell the
housc INV si-trr ard / bought to-
gether. WAT CITE I o. about it?
Ans. Examine tire decd to the
place. u you r-d vow sister are
Joint wner u this place. then il
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

SAME rayon fabric-two contrast.
y ing colors. You can wear the
aqua rayon crepe blouse with your
suits, and the black crepe skirt with
many other blouses. You'll get lots
If wear from this outfit-and it will
,e extremely serviceable. The rayon
abric has passed laboratory tests
or good wear. To get good service
rom rayons, learn how to care for
hem properly. Well be glad to send
you a free copy Of a new lealee.
How To Iron Rayons," if you will
Iend a stamped, elf-addressed enve-
ope to the Women's Department Of
his newspaper.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

X. M. C.-Your column is Won
derful. 1 read every issue. Tell me
please if 1 should expressed my
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

Iowa shuttled between Two coun-
ties holding court on Friday Sept.
20 at Glenwood and Red Oak. He
had a drunken driving case and
a special court session.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-05

dent food dealer and they are
hoping for a change.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

Texarkana, Texas-In answer
to the question that so many ask,
why Do l Worry About the
City Mission" you mothers have
been given an earthly birth. Well,
God gave me a spiritual birth.
That birth was the City Mission.
Now, I'll ask you a question,
"Have you mothers ever lost a
son or daughter, or have they
strayed away from the teachings
that God gave you to give them?"
Well, if you have, then the ans
wer to the question that SO many
have asked me is answered by
your own experiences. God gave
me this spiritual vision and the
way it should be run. When it is
carried out against the plans that
were handed down through me
through a vision from God it
burdens my soul. That is why |
worry. Not for the glory that l
am to receive but the consolation
for my soul that l know that
what God wants is carried out.
God has given me the works for
1915 and 1916 in which the City
Mission should be carried out, but
due to the vile corruption that
has arisen in the Mission, my
plans and Gods can not be car
ried out. | was given a vision to
call five members to my bed side
to talk and give them His advicl
All responded but one. / wed,
as far as to send taxi for the
sister but she flatly refused. Why?
Because she knows deep down
in her heart that she is not do
ing the will of God This mes
sage is not to get me a position
in the Mission, because | am I'M
able, as | have been confined to
the bed for over a month under
the doctors care, and / am the
President Emeritus of the same
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
ASHDOWN
Katheryn Yvonne Taylor

Sunday School at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church was well attend
ed Sunday with Supt. Taylor at
his post. The Missionary So
ciety of Mt. Zion Baptist Church
is sponsoring a rally June 30
for the purpose of buying pews
for the church. The sermon will
be preached by the pastor, Rev.
~ S. Coleman. Mrs. Doylene
Morgan is home visiting her
mother and friends. She is en-
ployed at DeQueen. Joe Taylor
of Portland, Oregon is home
again after spending some time
in Oregon. He is now serving
as porter on the train. Mrs.
Earle Townsend and daughter,
Jacquelyn, left for Richmond,
California Sunday. Bobbie Joe
Green spent a few days last
week visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green. Mr..
Green is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

day evening assisting in a fin
ancial drive sponsored by Sisters
Florence Holloway, Paralee Hats
lip. He was accompanied on the
trip by Prof. f. U. Deshey, Ho-
bert Wesson, Miss Reva Southern
and Mrs, Cazort. A nice short
program was rendered and the
financial report was surprising.
. Mrs. Matte Williams of Ark
adelphia was the weekend house
guest of Mrs. j. L, Cazort. The
Eastern Stars surely live up to
their name by shining where
there is gloom. The family of
the late Mrs. Beaulah Hickerson
and friends of the family were
ushered in the lunch room where
dinner was served by the STARS"
The order is led by Mrs. Annie
Kelly who is Worthy Matron.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

organization. The purpose of this
city mission is to help the poor
and needy and the sick in this
city. During all my illness I've
received not one penny as a do
nation. If this is happening to
me, l know what is happening to
others. What is being done with
the money? They talk about
building a building, but the City
Missions purpose is not to go
about building buildings, but to
help those who can not help
themselves. 1t was Gods plan
for the City Mission to meet at
the different churches and dis
tribute the money to the less for
tunate. This was in its constitu-
ton when it was first organized
in 1922. If the officers who are
now in office can not carry out
the plans laid down by the
founders of the City Mission, why
don't they give up their offices
and let someone take office who
will work. Sisters, let's try to
do what God says, and not man.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
NASHVILLE

The Missionary Installation SER
vice at First Baptist Church was
a success. Rev. "A. l.. Buchanan
preached the missionary sermon
The service was well attended
and the financial report was
good. There were several alb
scntees from Mt. Zion Baptist
Church on the third Sunday
Some were on the sick list ano
some were out of town, Mrs
B. j. Young and her mother, Mrs
Moore, spent the weekend with
their sister and daughter in Tex
arkana. Mrs. Thelma Tatum
spent Fathers Day in Arkadelphia
with friends and relatives from
other parts Of Arkansas. She was
accompanied by Hobert Wesson
and her daughter, Bonnie Jewell
Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Cazort
Mrs. b. z. Galloway, Mrs. Thelma
Tatum, Miss frankie Scoggins
and Hobert Wesson attended the
State Sunday School, B. 7. u
and Usher Board Congress at
Hope. Mrs. Ida Belle Williams
is on the sick list at this writing
Wesley Wright promises to
take over the Bible class of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. We will
hope, pray and work with Mr..
Wright SO this much needed class
will be revived. Deacon G. A.
Thomas was the preceding pres
ident of the class. The rally
at Mt. Zion ended with a partial
report of $l2700 The Garden
Spot owned and attended by
ave Willis on South Angly
Street, which has heretofore
claimed the attention of the pub
lie in general by producing vege-
tables of the highest grade has
been transformed now into a
beautiful dwelling house with
concrete portico and walk-way
Mrs. Ida Belle Williams has
as house guests this week her
mother, Mrs. Wesson and young
est sister, Miss Wesson Of Little
Rock. Rev. J. l.. Cazort
preached at Vally Grove Metho-
dist Church, Murfressboro Thurs
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
AUGUSTA
Willie Mae Gipson

Mrs. Lucille Layne and grand
daughter, Jean Ann, spent the
weekend in Searcy visiting reA
atives. Rev. and Mrs. o. r
Edwards, Revs. w. L. Martin, N.
G. Curry and Rev. Pondexter
motored to Chicago, III. last week
to attend the National Young
Peoples Congress of the M q.
Church. Rev. ]. T. Mitchell,
veteran pastor of Bethlehem and
st. John M. B. CHURCHES also =
attending the Congress. John
Lowe, local groessyman and
farmer, won $1,000 IN the Mes-
chants drawing last Saturday. i.
Mrs. Anna Maryland Clay spent,
a few days here with her sister,
Mrs. B. c. Marshall. The chill
dren are staying while with the
Marshalls. Rev. G. A. Brown
who recently closed his anniver-
sary at Holley Grove M. B. re-
ported great success. Money
raised, $141.0Q A biblical pe-
ture under the auspices Of st.
Luke NJ. B. and Ward Chapel A
M. E. was presented at Ward
Chapel last Sunday night. A
large crowd witnessed the affair.
=. The Church of God in Christ
is holding one II its district meet
ings this week at Newport. Elder
D. c. Brown is the district super
intendent. Please st you1
news me by Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
Christine Walker

The Trinity Grove Usher Board
installation was a success. The
officers are E. E. Wallace, presi-
dent; B. G. Grant, vice president;
Inez Wallace, recording secre-
tary; Irene Dawson, assistant
secretary; Christine Walker, cor
responding secretary; Ceretha
Pace. financial secretary; and
M. B. Grant, treasurer. They
were installed by Rev. P. S. Sect
Finance totaled $4700. The
Shaw Community Club met at
the home of Mrs. Elrean Hutchin-
son on the, 9Th with the vice
president, MS. M. B. Grant, pre-
siding. The Home Demonstra-
ton Agents, Mrs. Eddington and
Mr.. Thompson were present. A
wedding ring quilt was set to-
gether. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. M. B.
Grant It will consist of a demon
stration on home canning. Mrs.
F. chatham, president; Mrs. Yer.
non Burnside, Chaplain and Mrs,
Estelle Swinger, secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
Crowned King
In Eoby Contest

Fort Smith-Twin City Hospital
Guild No. took the lead in
-ponaoriar T2EDIA ROBERTS in
nc Eaby Contest given under
rho aH~piccs Of the Twin City
Hospital Board for the benefi
II purchasing an operating table
rur THO hospital $1,39500 was
reported in the Contest and
,,c,,aQ0 of this amount was re-
rur,ed by Fredia, winning the
title of King over eight other
contestants in the Baby Contest.
Guild No. 8 wishes to thank its
many friends in helping our baby
Fredia who is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
NEWPORT
Mrs. Gladys Mays

Mrs. Willie Lewis made a bust
ness trip to Tuckerman Monday.
-, Rev, II. G., Marin is attending
the National B. T, U. in Chicago.
Rev, S. Mcdonald is attend
ing a meeting at Philander Smith
College in Little Rock. Mrs.
Jessie Ridley of Tuckerman
spent Friday with Mrs. Willie
Lewis, Capt. w. H. Griffin, II,
sent Fathers Day greetings from
Germany to his father. i. Pvt.
Oscar White has re-inlisted for
three years in the Army. Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Wallburg of
Peoria, Illinois were recent guests
of his mother, Mrs. Alice Tucker.
Mrs. Ethel Hollis is able to
be up and out again following a
recent operation. Mrs. Mary
Darthard has returned from a
visit with relatives in Cairo,
Illinois. Mrs. Annie Edwards is
vacationing in Detroit with chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hurd
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Little Rock as guests of Mrs. w
A. jenkins. Mrs. Lizzie White
is vacationing in Michigan.
Marine Nathaniel Lee notified his
parents that he is again in the
States and will come home soon
Miss Minnie B. Reeves has
returned from a pleasant vaca.
ton. She was accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. o. Reeves.
Mrs. Virginia Hobbs is visitine
IN Augusta. . Rev. H. G. Martin
accompanied by a large group
attended the celebration of the
10th anniversary of Elder Brown
at Fitzhugh. The Usher Boarc
OF Morning Star Baptist Church
with Mrs. Mariana Smith presi.
dent sponsored a program dur.
ing the week featuring Mrs. Mary
Walker OF Forrest City. Mrs
Bertha Burns has returned from
mississippi. Norman Dock
Williamson, manager and part
owner of New Rex Theater. has
made three trips to Memphis te
purchase new equipment tor the
theater. 1t Will reopen on July
4th. Dock was recently dis.
charged from the U. S. Nave
Reserve having 10 months over.
seas. Installation of officers
OF the Union Aid was hele
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Ella Parks. A large group O,
friends attended. Mrs. Ida
Pascal and daughter have re
, turned to Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY FEDERATION CLUB

The Phyllis Wheaey Federation Club delightfully."-
entertained last week at the home of Mrs Travestne Frazier
with Mrs Lula Smms hostess The meeting presided
over by the president Reports from the state meeting
read by the delegate Mrs Copton Mrs, Simms who had
been absent for quite time account of illness gave
brief talk Mrs Carrie Pascha who had been absent
the city account of illness present and thanked the
Ladies for kindness shown her Guest Speaker for the
cason DR.. G. Wayman Blakey, who delivered a Won
derfu address, challenge in the Atomic Age which
was enjoyed by all After the regular business the hostess
served delicious repast of chicken salad lettuce leaf
rolls ice tea ice and cake The meeting adjourned
meet at 20l0 Pulaski with Mesdames Ruby Buiner D. S.
Crockett and Mss E. M. Moncrief, hostesses.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

There Is no advantage In remov-
Ing sweet corn suckers any time
during the season. Removing them
late in the development Of sweet
corn may reduce the yield notice
ably. These suckers produced at
the base Of the sweet corn stalks
often give concern to growers with
small paintings. and in many In
stances gardeners remove the suck
ers. Experimental results indicate
that II the suckers are removed ear
ly in the development Of sweet corn.
yield Is not affected In any way.
However, II they are removed after
the corn is producing ears, the yield
Is materially reduced.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

c. B. Yeargin

Many of the residents Of Lon
oke attended the program at
Bailey's Chapel by the Chicago
Boys Quartette. Mrs. Elvira
Thoms transacted business in
Little Rock Thursday evening.
We were glad to note t5a IN
crease in number in Sr~ 73'
School last Sunday morning
In the future the 3. T w. Liter
airy Society will hold its regular
meeting at the usual TING W.
did not meet this week because
of revival Mr. and Mrs. ].
Gray of CHICAGO III are visiting
IN Lonoke this week James 3.
Willis transacted business in Lit
lie Rock last Saturday. Miss
Varlee Pettus was a Little Rock
visitor Friday. Mr., and Mrs.
w. HOLIDAY, f. Hood and Mrs.
Foster attended a musical pro-
gram at McCranor last Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Georgia l..
Allen is visiting relatives and
friends in and around Lonoke.
Mrs. Allen has been living in
Chicago for some time. The
Baby Contest sponsored by Mrs.
Alberta Staten was a great sue
cess. A prize was given each of
the contestants. Miss Jean c.
Buchanan won first prize; Miss
Lois Hughes, second; Billie
Franklin, third; c. Yeargin, Jr,
fourth Lewis Woods of Pop
lar Bluff, Mo is visiting in Lon
oke this week. We have Just
received word of the death of
Ozzie Daniels of Kansas City,
Mo. He formerly lived in and
around Lonoke.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
1'Y1'' IT. y
[ARoulMoI Ialsn
Phone $685.
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Scott formerly of this city, now
making their home in St Louis Missouri spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs W. Mckinley of 1704 E. 4h Street
en- route from Galveston Texas, where they spent weeks
with relatives Mrs j. B. Bryant ST. 1910 Gaines Street.
has returned to the city after two weeks vacation New
York City and Chicago While in Chicago she guest of
her son. William and daughter Miss Thelma Bryant who is
attending the University of Chicago Mrs Frances Watson
of 68 W. 18th Street spent few days visiting relatives and
friends Fargo and Brinkey. She reports enjoyable
trip Mrs H. W. Alexander 1920 W. 2st Street. is reported
improving rapidly after having undergone major opera
ton at the United Friends Hospital W. O. Hill left the
city recently for his old home State to visit relatives and
friends
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER
PLANS GALA AFFAIR

The month of July to be very popular month OF
birthdays for the members OF the Alpha Epsilon Chaper Oh
July meeting gala affair in celebrating the birthdays Jointly
of Soror Hattie Hughes Soror N b. Gpson and Soro Cora
Whtmore This celebration is to be held July at the home
of Mrs Hattie Hughes ll3 West 10th Street Gifts IRON the
President Soror M E. %hnson arrived on time from Bloom
npton Indiana where Mrs johnson is in attendance at In
diana University working her Decorate in Business Edu
cation Soror Rubye NJ Minor, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
THE PRESS-"The Paper Published

u S Naval Reserve. He elected to the Deanshp of
Dunbar Junior College in 1912 but enlisted in the Navy
Chief Specialist During his period of active duty Mr.
Chrsophe served Recruiting Officer in the Arkansas
Naval Recruiting District also Personnel Officer at the
Naval Ammunition Depot Earle N J. He placed
active duty in August 1915 assume the combined position
OF Dean of Dunbar Junior College and Principal of Dunbar
high School The character of Mr. Chrisophes work while
on active duty merorouS and he granted
status in the U. S, Naval Reserve upon discharge
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

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our line OF guaranteed beauty goods and
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Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
JE. BRONSON VISITS HERE

j. E. Bronson, formerly of this city residing in Los
Angeles, California, spent week with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs L. N Bronson 2l00 Pulaski and other relatives and
friends Many social courteses extended a. E. by old
friends Recently discharged from the Army, with rating
T-Sgt Ordnance Department He received the Bronze
Star Merorious Achievement and direct support of
campaign operation against the enemy at Holanda Dutch
Guinea Moroai Netherlands and the East Indies from
November T. 1914 to June |, 1945.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
CAVALIER CLUB

The Cavalier Club with Mr., and Mrs Ora Lee 1915
Chester Street on Friday night June 18th After the bust
session. refreshments served One of the members
Booker Day, brought in member, Wolfe Wells 2624
Spring Street who voted and accepted by the club
On Friday night June GOTH the club met with James T.
Nelson his parents home Mr. and Mrs, Joe L. Nelson
1902 Walnut Street. North Little Rock After the business
session refreshments were served.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
TO VISIT "WINDY CITY"

Mrs. Rubye F. Turner and daughter, Edora Ann, left
this week for Chicago to join her husband Aphonso "
Turner and her brother Roscoe Farchd who visiting
Mr. Turner's sisters in Morgan Park. While in Chicago,
The Turner's will attend the Annual Musical Festival the
Chicago showing of Anna Lucasta and the All Star Foot
ball Game In September they will visit Mr. Turner's bro
theirs in Kansas City Missouri before returning to Little
Rock where Eldora Ann will school, Mrs Turner the
daughter of Mrs Annabee Fairchd State gradu-
ated from Dunbar High School, attended Dunbar Junior
lege and Phander Smith College She makes her home
Lewsve and teaches in the city high school where her
husband is principal
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
TO APPEAR IN RECITAL

Mrs. M. NJ Townsend and little daugher, Thelma Lee
will appear in recital Bethel A. NJ E. Church. 9th and
Locust North Little Rock, Friday night June 18th at
under auspices of Sewardess Board No Admission free
Rev w. S. Shelton, pastor Mrs Geneva Davis President
and Mrs Allene Rideout, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
TO JOIN HUSBAND IN IOWA

Mrs Alma Rose Hunter 722 Cypress Street North Little
Rock Monday night June oath for Chicago and
Detroit where she will visit relatives and friends until
September ls at which she will join her husband An
drew Hunter at the Iowa State University, Ames Iowa Mr.
Hunter is working his Masters Degree and Phi d. in
Chemical Engineering.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
TO FEATURE DEBATE

The Richard Allen Youth Council will feature debate
in the basement at Allen Temple AME Church. Bird and Oak
Sunday June 30 Subject Resolved that Segregation Is
necessary to Maintain Harmonious Race Relationship here in
the South Misses Eose Swnton and Jacqueyn Davis will
debate the Affirmative and Miss Maggie Carringan and
Ehue L. Branch will debate the negative There Will also
Bible Quiz conducted by Miss Annie Jean FOX Inc pup
Lie is invited
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
GUEST SPEAKER

Rev j. H. Smith, pastor of Antioch and McClory M E.
Church here speaker at Stanton Mississippi Sunday
the Mt Bethlehem Lodge No. l6 A. F. & A. Ms celebration
of ST Johns Day total of $l8215 raised Andrew
Thomas is worthy Master of the Lodge Sam Woods Senior
Warden Joseph Hankins Junior Warden and Leon Ford
Secretary
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
"BABY JOYCE" Is WINNER IN CONTEST

In Baby Contest, sponsored by the UNA OF oI FeteI
Rock Baptist Church. 1904 W. 18TH Barbara Joyce won LIST
prize having raised $4,000 She was sponsored by Mrs
ence ondon Other contestants Gloria Ann Green
Robert Evans and Thomas Total amount raised $4,000
Mrs Lyes president of the YMA and Rev. F. l. Evans
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
ENTERTAINS HUSBAND

Mrs Veronica Higgins 1914 S Valentine Street. enter
tanned her husband Arnett Higgins with birthday party
Wednesday night June 49, The twelve guests present
ported enjoyable time and left wishing Mr. Higgins many
more birthdays"
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
VISITING GOODS COUNTRY"

Mrs S. S. Taylor left the city Sunday, June 9th, fol
Seattle Washington to visit her and daughter and her
granddaughters Marsha Yvonne Taylor and Cecilia Pamaa
Beatty Her stay there is indefinite.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
mile HIGH CITY" VISITOR

W. w. Kidd 1416 w 9th Street veteran hotel waiter
Little Rock and Oldest in that point of visiting
son. Joseph Roy Kidd and family Denver Colorado
Route home he will stop in Chicago guest of A. Mitchell
3748 S State Street Mr. Kidd's wife Mrs Matte Kidd has
just returned from enjoyable trip in Denver
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
TO SPONSOR FINANCIAL PROGRAM

Waters Temple Church of God in Christ 800 E 9th St.
Will sponsor Financial Program with Mrs Fannie Davis
serving as sponsor and directed by Elder G. NJ Meredith
The public is invited Elder N D. Miller pastor and dis
trict superintendent and Mrs A. j. Peterson is scribe
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
VISITS STATE PRESS OFFICE

Rev c. NJ Collins, pastor of Visitors Chapel AMI
Church. Hot Springs, recent visitor in the STATE
PRESS OFFICE He en- route home from Kansas City
Kansas where he attended the Bishops Council.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
PROGRESSIVE AGENT

Now read the best
The STATE PRESS
To those of you who not reader please patronize
Eli Palmer Jr who is progressive little agent This third
week. he sold IS copies and expects hundred next
week Stop at sol Jones Street for copy give him YOUR
name and address and he will gladly deliver your next
copy.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
Fruit Stains

Try applying little tomato Juice
on washable materials to remove
rust and fruit stains
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
ATTENDS EXERCISE AT IOWA STATE

Mrs f. NJ Massie of North Little Rock has just re-
turned from State College, Ames Iowa, where she at
tended the graduating exercises of her p Masse Jr
who received his Phi D. degree in Organic Chemistry She
also visited relatives in Detroit and Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28

Corn Country
Illinois produces about nine NIL
Lion acres Of corn each year.
Arkansas State press., 1946-06-28
LOCAL PHYSICIAN ATTENDS MEETING

DR. L. Rouen, 1852 Cross, attended lne ISL annual meet
ing of Homer Phillips Alumni Association in St Louis June
2627 Dr. Routen served inferno in Homer Phillips
Hospital No. O. Before returning to the city, he plans to visit
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