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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Pete has been living with the
Averell Harrlmans in Arden,
~. Y. He won't join his father
on the coast until spring. as
Eddy doesn't want 10 remove
him from school until the term
ends.
Despite his war experiences.
Eddy doesn't look a day older
than when he entered the navy
after IL years Of band-leading.
In fact ne seems a bit hand
somcr than formerly; doesn't
look so much like Abe Lincoln
any more.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Eddie Duchin's Band Days Over
10 Be Concert Pianist
Enjoys Reunion
With His Son
Over Yule

period. I'm definitely trying to
practice what l preach, but it's
tough"
Advice TO Parents
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

gives the exciting highIights az
the uphill. victorious struggle of
American labor during the past 20
years. Its story provides many
pointers useful in current organ
ling drives.
The writers, who have also d.
bllshed their book, are both strong
New Orleans unionists and vete--
ans. Walter served with q First
Division machine gun platoon du-
ring World War I. He Is Z mem
Der Of Loc- zO6, Operating Fngin-
GERS, AFL. As vice president ~
the Natl Conference of Union Ia
Dor Legionnaires, he helped found
the first deep-south Union Labor
Post of the American Legion. He
IS active in New Orleans labor
veteran efforts to restore OPA
His wife, Elizabeth. assists. She
served overseas with the YMCA.
she is a member OF the United
Office and Professional Workers of
America, Go.
Although the Rogers have BRO
duced many labor pamphlets dur
ing the past years, JOHN DONAR.
COMMON NAN is their first fun
fledged book Union and veteran
groups can obtain copies at a
substantial discount.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
NsACP TO MEET
At ALLEN CHAPEL

The Executive Board OF the
NAACP held z very important
mae-ing On Wednesday evening.
Sent Srd Al committees made
good reDo-ts and 81 plans for the
1876 fail carrsin Ta-a 6iSc1zse7
an7 a11rovad ~ the president and
Z ) hoped that al memberships
that his expired VIII &c renewed
aS We are looking for Z very large
and increased new membership a.
the 01enlrg Tn--hlv meeting At
Allen Chana CNE church OF So
18th St SUNDAY afternoon Sept
18Th III $50 p. u.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
NEBRASKA HI-Y TRAINING
CONFERENCE

September 14th and 18th the Ne
braska Hi-Y Training Conference
and Council Meeting will be held
at Camp Sheldon, Columbus. Nebr.
Discussion groups on the program
2 Hi-Y membership in Hi-Y and
officer Training, viii be lead BY
Howard Kustermann, program Sc
cretary, West Central Area YMCA
O. G. Bailey. General Secretary.
jefferson County YMCA, and Jaw
= Worley, Superintendent Of the
Schools, Waverly, Nebraska. The
kickoff speaker will be Louis A.
Holmes. Hall County attorney, OF
Grand Island, Nebraska president
Of the Grand Island vEfCA and A
veteran Of World War II. The
Near Northside Branch YMCA
viii be represented by five boys.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MISS GRACE WALKER TO
CONDUCT RECREATION
INSTITUTE

September 18th and 18th Miss
Grace Walker viii conduct a Re
creation Institute at the Central
YWCA 500 So. 18th. Miss Walker
is a graduate Of Emerson College
Boston, and had had post gradu-
ate study abroad. She had had
successful experience as a rural
school teacher in the south, and
as q member Of the faculty Of Tu
skegee Institute. In recent years
Miss Walker has been engaged IN
successful organization and promo
ton work in the community recre-
alton field in Boston and Mime
apolis. She is particularly able in
the field Of program organization
promotion and enrichment: and in
developing cooperative programs
including participation on the part
OF different racial, religious and
other community groups. Miss
Walker is being brought to On
aha through the Community We'll
fare Council Of which Mrs. Ruth
Q. Wi1es is the Executive Secre-
tary. Mr.. John R. Butler is chair
man Of the program committee
and Mrs. Doreene Holiday is the
chairman Of the promotion COM
mittee- The program is as follows:
September II. 1916
10 am Planning Committee;
1880 am Professional Group
Workers and Creative Recreation
in the Community; II pm. Lunch
eon-Group Workers YWCA Co
ordinated Activity for the Larger
Community; 3-5 pm. Program
Planning for Volunteers; 100
$50 pm. a. Qualities Of a Good
Leader, b. Demonstrations, Games.
Creative Dramatics; 10-11 pm. De
m~onstration at Youth Canteen
Near North Side YMCA-
September II, 1916
10 am Professional Group Work
ers and Creative Recreation in the
Community; 3-5 pm. Program
Planning for Volunteers Demon
stration 8 to 4 with group Of young
school children; 7:3O-e:3O pm. De-
Observation-Disclosures. Creative Dra-
mates Meetings are open to the.
public free Of charge.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

NEW YORK, n Wow soft
ness and pliability in textiles can
be controlled The fabrics worn by
the two models "a Conover cover
girl and a Powers beauty are
Identical and received exactly the
same treatment except that the
one on the right IS treated with
new Aerotex Softener H OF the
American Cy.nanlid company
The inset shows laboratory proof
Of this great difference The two
swatches were cut from the fabrics
worn by the models. The soft
droopy swatch in the foreground
received the Softener H treatment.
The much sitter swatch behind II
did not.
A number ST products already on
the rlarket, such as underwear and
pajamas. have received the Soft
ener H treatment. 1t is said to be
equally effective on wool, rayon OF
cotton, and is particularly valuable
for use with the many new ehemi.
cal finishes that tend TO produce
harshness in fabrics.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
News
WEAR NORTHSIDE BRANCH
a CLUB FOR EVERY BOY.
AND r. BOY FOR EVERY CLUB

= N-0B FOR BUY.
AND r BOY FOR EVERY CLUB
With the opening of school the
Program Of the YMCA VIII take
on anew emphasis wiwth the So
gan being adopted: "A club for
every boy and q boy for every club.
Three National groups on the
level viii be organized The Cray
for boys 9 to II years years Of
age, the Junior Hi-Y for bows -
10 years Of age. and the Hi-Y for
boys ages Is to IS The purpose OF
the Cray club is as members Of
the Gray II is purpose to be
strong in body, mind. and spirit.
and TO live in a Christian way in
our homes. schools. churches and
neighborhOods-
The purpose Of the Hi-Y clubs
Is TO create maintain and extend
throughout the school and comm
unity high standards of Christian
Character. The boys Of the Y are
asked TO Join these clubs and en-
JOY the fellowship.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

is going to wear this term
Top left. vivacious Steven West
colt, a Neil Scott Model wears :
pair OF cotton slippers with her
gray-wool jumper skirt and q white
cotton blouse The slippers are just
the thing for lOunging about n
the dormitorw and EAeping the feet
warm and comfortable.
Top right, Pearl SeeI, also z Neil
Scott Model. models a lovely black
and white checFed tsffeta evening
bag with taffeta evening gown
which win be highly popular a.
this seasons football and H--ate-naI
formals. In the lower right hand
corner, Stevan Westcott shows Of
this seasons latest Cfczev and 2
charming new shit creation IN
dOubtedly. Miss WeEtcott and Mss
Seal would be counted among the
best dressed on any campus Your
daughter can be also IL you'll send
a stamped self-addressed enveloD
TO Mail Dept, 81 Clark Street, We
Wark. n. J.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
LEAVES FOR NATIONAL
BAPTIST cow

M 4 J. Johnson and wife. one
OF the loyal members Of the EIks
Lodge left Saturday morning for
Atlanta Ga. 10 attend the Natl
BaolSt convention He VIII also
visit his home IN Florida and re-
~l7-f~as IN louisiana I'D friends
il Illinois They expect TO gone 80
DAYS.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

C0rby St and her six-weeks-old
daughter Dora Lena Hostesses to
the shower were ladies OF the So
phisdcates OF which Mrs MeDavis
is { member. Dora Lena received
many adorable gifts
Members Of the Sophisticates
include Mesdames George Patter-
son; Lawrence Lewis; Doris Wag-
ner. Thelma Tucker. Roma Bux-
ton Madeline Matthew'S Pernice
Anderson: Velma Whiteside and
Eva OSburn-
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
GOING AWAY r

Opt-Niss Club gave z going
away party for Mrs Johnny Smith
THURSDAY. Sept 5 at the home d
Hrs Willie Nils. Z313 Charles
Street Mrs. Smith Is the bride Of
Edmond Smith or Los Angeles
The couple VII reside IN Los
Angeles
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
oMAHANs VISIT STATE FAR

Among Omahans who spent the
omaha day at the State Fair at
Lincoln. Nebr-, were Mr.. and Mrs.
wendell Thomas; Mrs. Sara Wal
ker and neice Vivian Walker: Mrs
Herbert Clark. Mrs. Ruth Hall
and daughter Virginia McGraven:
Misses Catherine and Betty VIII
burn; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Da-
vs and daughter, Mr.. Richard
Turner Sr- and son; Mr.. John Bar
Ter and Mr.. Thomas Grooms OF
Fulton. NJ.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
BOOK
REVIEW

The story Of a union man who
worked in every industry in the
United States from coast to coast.
is told graphically in JOHN DON
AR: COMMON MAN, the first
book of Walter and Elizabetf
Cousins Rogers JOHN DONAR
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MEEK N GuEST

Mr.. and Mrs Day Austin SuTli-
van Of Tulsa, Okla and their son
Enmon and Mrs Fred Hicks and
Mss Lucille Johnson were week
end guests over Labor Day OF ~
and Mrs. Henry c. Smith Of 1920
No 25th St All the ladies are nei-
caS Of M. Smith.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
Needle Work For
School Time

SchOol-time and needele work
time mean just about the same
thing. Millions of delightful young
doors lin thousands 'of hamlets,
towns, and cities throughout Am
merica- What can be more refresh
aid encouraging than to watch
those eager hearts and refreshed
minds rush forward to search for
knowledge? School time should be
needle work time for millions c.
mothers because childrens rindz
freshed by vacationing should Be
accompanied to school with a re-
freshed wardrobe.
II is a valuable psychology to
remember that if you desire your
child to bake the correct marks III
his or her studies if is highly i'm
portant that you provide him or
her with the psychological salts
faction of feeling neatly and cor
rectly dressed. All Of this costs
plenty Of money at the inflatcrv
prices you're expected TO paw for
ready made clothes.
There is q way to send your str
dent to school well dressed and
save at least so per cent Of tre
money you would spend for ready
made clothes make them ii home
Yourself Above you VIII z what
the high school and college Miss
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
FATHER or n. GOLDSTON
DEAD

Wednesday August n Nathan
lei Collision returned from q Two
weeks visit with MS father n Chi
c9go and Thursday evening h
received Z message that his IS
the- had passed away suddenly
returned To Chicago 70 arr
21Ee for burial
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MRS. PERcIvAL RoUNTREE

And her mother. Mrs ]. W
Walker left Thursday. Sept 18th
on Z vacation trip They VII VI
sit relatives IN Los Angeles San
francisco. Portland and Denver
Mrs Rountree wishes To than
each q her friends who made :
pleasant for her mother while she
was visiting here from Chicago
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Rivers Of
2710 Miami St, have returned to
the city after being away since
August 1st Accompanied by their
children, Lois Jean. Louise. Doris.
Robert and Eugenia Mack. they
visited with friends and relatives
in Charleston S. G.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
HoNoRED AT WoRKMAN,s

Mrs Gertrude Walker Of Chica-
90 : visiting her daughter and
son-in-law Sgt. Oscar Reddin of
141S No. 22nd St A party was gi-
ven IN her honor al the Workman's
Club Guests were Mr.. Charlie Ed
monds and Mr. Johnny Houston.
and Mr. and Mrs Ewing.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
oUT-oF-ToWN GUEST

Mrs. Z N Starks Of 1890 Ohio
St. entertained Tuesday, August
27th for several out-of-town visi-
tors. A delightful evening was
spent by he guests. Out-of-town
guests Included Mrs. Virgins Of
Chicago. Mrs. Walker also Of Chi
cago and Mrs. Smith OF Denver.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MRS. IcHARD Y

Of 2321 Charles St is spending
her vacation in New York and in
Chicago She has been gone three
weeks and is expected to return in
a few days.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
YOUNG MEMBER PRAISES

= Sanford Mcconnell. age 2
leaves Temple J. growing fast
20 De z very fine church Rev
II wade OH pastor has made
q very good success Among his
processes are TIE Friday movement
for bGvs and girls he has put II
q -h1ns ard had the church paint
e and trimmed II white and ne
III II white railing along the side
7- the steps. he also painted the
easement Of IRE church which
looks vsry beautiful inside and
III
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
ENrERrAINs CALF. GUESTS

Out-Of-tOwn guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Nahammitt OF 2116 N.
25th ST, were Mrs. Hortense Allen
Of Los Angeles. Calf, and her
daughter Miss HOrtense. They
spent about ten de-
hammitt residence and left for
their home on September 3. While
in Omaha the Angel City visitors
received many special ~courtesies-
Mrs. Allen is the wife Of Dr..
Howard Allen whose photo ap-
peared in the July Ebony maya
zine.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
ENRoLLEu ii 80

Among Ue kindergarten chic
ren Al Ke1o1 S1h0ol are Joy John
son dzughter DC Lr. arE Lrs Neal
johnson q 1915 paul s. ard Pear
me Hall cauEhts- q NJ. and Ms
Charhes Hal " 1879 No. 18Th 81
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
JoINs &c HIeH BAND

Arlin Meadows OF 7213 Charles
Street 2 Tech High student sur
prised his parents and friends re-
Gently BY becoming z member Of
the Tech High senior hand as sax
~ophOnist after only three months
Of training
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
LEAVES FOR DENVER

Mrs. Sadie Crockett left for Den
: 10 visit her daughter and son
il law Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grant
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
VISITS IN LINCOLN

Mrs Louise Perkins spent the La
Dor Day holiday and week end in
Lincoln visiting Miss Jeanne Ma
lone
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
m Ia S.
WWz ~
~BABY1I
By E6H1 Mse HcTnEosh

II you're having trouble with
baby's interest in food, you'll be
glad to hear about the two-cereal
idea Its Just about the smartest
way I've heard Of getting q baby
to eat better-for babies like var
iety tcoi It's quite simple - use
Teady-to-serve strained oatmeal at
one feeding, and cereal food at the
next. Many doctors think this two
cereal idea IS so good they're tell
ing Mothers about it +.
Strained oatmeal is q wheat : free
cereal made from finely ground oat-
meal. 1t is enriched for extra nour-
ishment with both Iron, and Vita
minis Of the "B" Complex. 1t mixes
to a creamy, smooth consistency
when you add hot or cold milk or
baby's formula and serve.
Then at the next feeding / sug-
gest you try giving your baby a
specially prepared Cereal Food
made Of whole wheat, farina, and
corn meal 1t, too, can be obtain
ed with Iron and Vitamins Of the
B" Complex added.
The Iron needs to be supplied to
baby in greater quantities than
present in any form of milk, and
the Vitamins may make the differ
enc between Just getting along"
and having baby Just full Of pep
and Vitality!
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
RETURNS From VACATION

Miss Geneva Burney. Pr0gr7E
Director Of the E-Teens Il the
Northside ENCA has Just return
q from her vacation which she
sDent II visiting Chicago and De
u0I-
Visiting two OF her former room
mates II the respective cities, Miss
BurneT attended two plays and had
z grand time in Chicago and De
trOiL Very much interested in ORA
mates herself. Miss Burney prais-
Cd highly the performances OF the
actors who played IN The Voice
OF the Turtle and Dream Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal johnson Of
2316 Paul Street are expecting
Mrs Earl johnson Of Los Ange-
les Calf. in z few days
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
ATTENDS MOTHERS FUNERAL

Mrs Paul Taylor Of 1430 North
22nd S. returned Sunday from
BoloN Mss where she went 70
attend the funeral OF her mother
Mrs Alberta SlaIlSworIh
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
o Personality Tests

YOUR Strong and Weak Qualities
ReveaIed-also Traits and Char
acteristics- Complete Test and
Report with Helpful Suggestions
Only ST 90 Send To-
NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE
25 EIIiott Place Dept N-16)
New York 81, NJ. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
Z DAVID Kinney

Of Z214 Lake St has had a. her
h0useEuests for the mast ten DAYS
Nj and Ms Thomas Jackson OF
Mason CITY IA and Mrs Heller
Davis Of Atchis01 Kans The out
Of town visitors returned 70 their
homes Tuesday, Sept. g.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
LEAVES ZOE NM VnRK

Mrs James Lapsley Of 2413 ".
22nd Street is leaving 10 join her
husband in New York City.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
DINNER PARTY

A dinner was given in honor of
Miss Betty Williams from Shreve-
port La who is visiting her aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Chambers. 2218 Grace Street She
plans 70 be here for three weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
VISITS MOTHER

Mr. and Mrs Daniel Reed Of
1914 Lake St, returned TO Ona-
IA on Labor Day after spending
two weeks in Lorman. Miss, where
they visited with Mr.. Reeds mo-
Their and sister.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
Mr.. AN MRS. ]. A. cRUMLEY

VI II. An Mis-. J. a. LROMLET
OF 1854 Binney Street left ear
" last week on a two week va
cation The Omahans viii visit re-
latives and friends in Missouri,
Kansas and Oklahoma
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
SENIOR AT CENTRAL HIGH

Hiss Juanita Harris has moved
TO Omaha 10 live with her sister
Mrs Charles Hall and VIII enroll
as q senior at Central High school
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MRS McDAVIS HONORED
At RAW cEnWEP

Sunday September LIST was the
occasion Of a baby shower honor
ing Mrs. George BcDavis Of 3O19
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
VISITS BROTHER

Mrs Leathia Tucker Of Fort
worth Texas and Mrs. Rubie Dean
Of Tulsa, Okla. are visiting their
brother Mr. Alfred Abney at 2613
Grant St for q few days.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiley and
son Don Of Poll Miami st. and
Mrs Sharon Webster Of 1425 n.
Path St motored to Chicago for
the Labor Day holiday
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
MRS. BLaNcHELEE WRIGHT

OF 1906 No 18th ST. left Aug
us- 18th for z visit with her sister
II Los Angeles Mrs. Wright plans
10 return TO the city soon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

y. p. Tyler.
All the players are looking for
ward to a big and better basket
ball season this coming year.
Last Friday, August %, the "Yn
boys had a Theatre Party which
was attended by seventy-fiv
boys, Boys from all over the
city met at the Y. M. c. A. at
l;30 p, m, and went to the Gem
Theatre together to see a fine
western movie, All the boys had
nice time and are expecting to
repeat the party again, After the
show the boys came back to the
"Y" and participated in various
games.
The "Y" has begun working on
its Third Annual Hi-Y Minstrel
which will be presented at Jones
High School September 10, and
at Dunbar High School Septem-
Der 10 and 20. In connection with
the Minstrel the Y. M. c. A. is
sponsoring the Annual Carver
Cover Girl Contest with sixteen
pretty misses of the city partici-
pating. More information con-
corning the progress of minstrel
and contest will be given later.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
CARVER ~"

Last Saturday, August II, at
Z o'clock p. m. at a meeting of
the Y. M. c. A. Basketball. The
Carver "Y" awarded their Bas-
ketball Letters to the players of
the 1945-46 season who had
played at least three-fourths OF
the total games, who had exhibit
ed skills of offensive and defen-
sive play, and who had displayed
good craftsmanship and fine
spirit. The following players
were awarded the "Y":
Willie Waters, Fred Swinton.
Winfred White, L. w. Gray, Will
liam Rose, Brittle Bennett and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
Garfield
Matte D. Whitfield

Mdllle -. WHltIlolQ
The first Baptist Church held
regular service Sunday with Rev.
J. D. Wigging, pastor, in charge.
Money raised $3.50. Attendance
was good. Visiting preachers
were Reverends Adams and Tay-
yor, st. John Baptist Church
closed its revival on August 30
after a good week. Money raised
$42.95. Mrs. Pattie Robertson
left for California Sunday night
to join her father and relatives
Mrs. Lille Robertson has re-
turned to Dallas, Texas, after
spending a few days with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Marshall, here. Matte
D. S. James, w. Whitfield spent
the week end in Texarkana with
their sister, Mrs. Daisy L. Gram
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
BY Roscoe Sharpe

Philander Smith College has a
potential force of three teams,
all of whom are veterans repre-
senting every branch of service.
The boys look good in training
plenty speed, weight, and spirit
just what it takes! The Panthers
will bring the bacon home this
year with such players as; Left
End: J. Steve, MIR All State
/ Letter; E. Mitchell, Arkadel-
phia; Willie Hayes, All State Dun
bar Al AZ; Right End: r. Parker,
Conway; N. Williams, Evanston,
ILL.,; Left Tackle: G. Henry, All
Midwest, Gurdon; r. Terrence,
Conway; F. Henderson, Marshall,
Mo-; Copper; Right Tackle, j. Rice,
MIR; A. T. Toilette, All State,
China, Burma, India; c, Reynold,
Arkadelphia; Left Guard; G.
Moore, J. c. Amos, Pine City; S
Doddins, Marked Tree; Samuel
S. Carolina; Right Guard: E
Donald, N. Williams, J. Robinson,
Monroe, La; Cleo Miller, MIR;
Left Half: S. Smith, Arkadelphiai
Z. 1lllman, Corbin high, AL
State, Pine Bluff; P. Robinson
Malvern; Brad johnson, Mans
field, La; r. Hale, All State
tulsa, OOkla., l.. Wallace, MIR
All state, ! Letter; Right Halt
A. Tayler, All State, Il letter
wallace u. Williams, S. Griffin,
culI back: J. Perry, A. Sloan, D
JackoDs; Centers: r. Green
evanston, ILL.,, Will Moore, MIR,
J. hlll, Conway; Quarter Back:
". Langford, evanston. ILL.,, J,
Norman.
Last year the Partners brought
a defensive war against heavy
odds. Consequently, the war was
lost temporarily. This year it
will be a different story. It's
virtually impossible for them To
loose because of the leadership.
power, speed, and strategy which
hey possess. Watch out Wiley!
Marshal johnson or General Horn
nay give the signal to commence
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
Arkansas Stote
as Schedule

Tillotson, at Tillotson, Septem-
Der %; Wiley, at Wiley, October
4; Texas College, Pine Bluff,
October IL; Southern at Pine
Bluff, October 10; Prairie View
at Prairie View, October 26;
Louisiana Normal, Pine Bluff,
Homecoming, November 2; Sam
uel Houston, at Samuel Houston,
November 8; Langston at Pine
Bluff, November l6; Lincoln at
Lincoln, November % and Bishop
at Pine Bluff (tentative) Novem-
Der %.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
SPORTS
THE GREEN WAVE

fire any time on the 28th of
September, and you will receive
or more likely take the kicks Of
the Big Green Wave.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

and family. My v. B. of Cali
fornia is visiting her sister and
other relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper and Minnie S. Nancy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

have returned from Hot Springs
after an enjoyable trip. Roose-
welt Grant is still looking for q
wife.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
To EllWood CITY
ALLIANCE REVUE
BY Hilda

Alliance. O.. Oct. 24-Of course
we have not had a report for to-
long-but on real short notice we
are having a luke Box Hop this
Saturday, Oct. 20 at our club.
re sure would appreciate seeing
you all. This was rather planned
before, and was supposed to be a
dance with a band, but circum-
stances caused us to have to
change our plans and since bas-
ketball season is just around the
corner, and the big celebration in
Cleveland West, and Farrell 5
dance are also on order we
have to do this rather fast. We
are hoping to see you all if pos
sible, and also since Halloween is
so close-you can come in cos
tume-the more fun, the merrier.
We will all be up to Cleveland
on Nov. , and sand hope to see
you all there.
In case you Alliance Juniors
didn't notice by your cards-our
meeting has been officially chang
ed to the 3rd Sunday OF the
month and we want everyone OF
you there for the meeting on Nov.
18th. We had quite a discussion
Sunday and from now on-you
had better keep on your toes-we
have a lot planned for the winter
months.
Thanks to Canton for such a
swell time shown to the two
Alliance girls who attended your
Traubenfest!
Please keep this Saturday re-
served for good time at our
luke Box Hop, Sat-. Oct. 26th.
Everybody welcome!