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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-10
.ssmapTER THIRTY

CHAPTER THIRTY
,, could forget, too, the sense
s'ess ;n under which he continu-
Of 81 IiT 1soored. .impatience, irri-
tat Ill.,. to his patients, VINO GER
nelI1 1'' didn't deserve it, nor to his
fanny y, W. watchful, anxious eyes.
ta'nsl be said to himself, I'm as
s warped as my hand
war ~ oo,,1d argue himself out OF it
ne s.tionalize it, tell himself how
-. he was. Oh, sure. All the
lucky 3, al the answers to the CUES
FoIu'' he knew them all. But it
f 1esl,+ make a darned bit of differ
dia dion He He did his work, and well
sn nee every e ounce of skill and
El!n .,1sdee ne possessed, and he
ao" Earning more every day. He
was ss.d himself to a genuine inter-
'0l't ~ Zach case, to anxiety, and
s ss;,cjpg, depending on the case
fe',' +s outcome. And he consoled
sa ~, slf with the knowledge that he
. nl,l'' nrolonging his fathers life.
va prt the heart has to be in the
Dr Bert's heart was always
Aea-..'G ho.1ino Steve's was not.
G. The day in Portland was an
,.. Wv a respite, beginning with
! a's;r early start in Mary's fast,
.rr,ssn la car, which she
s s,llO She permitted him to spell
s s At the wheel, because she I'M
~, jsrstood it was matter of pride
r rt he offered. Early morning
was was" lovely along the coast, the sea
with VIII" the memory Of sunrise still in
:. n the wet brown rocks, the cream
ine surf The little towns were
EARNING, in the sunlight. they
wore r picture towns, white steeples
nointing to heaven, white houses,
Green shutters, picket fences. d.
rows grazing, horse kicking up
his polished heels and running free
IN meadow. "a startled squir-
rel the flame-flash Of an
orioles wings. a song sparrow
singing from the top of a maple.
Yet, after they'd reached Eos
4er's, after luncheon, and the dis
russion an dthe sightseeing, Steve
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-10
Vets Office Moves
To Winston-Salen

FAYETTEVILLE, March s-R-|
The North Carolina regional Of.
flee OF the veterans ADMINISTRATION
today began moving files ana
personnel to Winston-Salem.
Manager J. S. Pittman said the
transfer would take about week.
about ESQ employees are making the
shift.
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terial association. A special conn.,
mittee of the Ministerial assoc:a-
ton. headed by DR.. James A. Jones
OF the Myers Park Presbyterian
Church, is in charge of local plans
for the convocation. DR.. E. L. Hill
man of Rocky Mount is president
of the State council, and the Rev
rnest J. Arnold of Durham is exc
cutive secretary.
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NLRB Election Ordered
At Nearby Armour Plant

WASHINGTON, March % B-
The National Labor Relations
Board today announced that it had
ordered an election not later than
April 6 to determine the collective
bargaining representatives OF en-
ployes of the Armour Fertilizer
Works, division of Armour and
Company, at Navassa, N. G.
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S. 5. William Davidson
Sends Call For Help

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,
March 9.-4R-The 7,l77-ton Amer
lean steamer William L. Davidson
radioed Cor help today after strik-
ing the rocks east of Okso Light
on the extreme northwest coast of
Scotland, Lloyds message re
ceived in Belfast said.
The Skagen radio said aid was
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4 y fur 17 J II
(ARou!M!o IlomNa
Phone $685.
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs l. A. Clark, 705 Cleveland Street camden former
teacher and ardent churchworker visitor the office
this week and while here she gave years subscription
the STATE PRESS Camden residents might hand their
to Mrs Clark for the STATE PRESS that she can
forward them to the paper Fred Roberts, editor
from Los Angeles, California, dropped old
acquaintance with L. Christopher Bates publisher of the
STATE PRESS. Reverend Coleman w. Kerry, evangelist
educator, and writer took few minutes drop by and
chat various issues Reverend j. Broakens editor
manager of A. M E. Review of Mobile, Alabama, Council
guest and candidate for the Bshoprc 1913 the General
Conference in Los Angeles paid visit DR. Broakens
sumnus of Morris Brown Biblical Institute and
Northwestern University He versatile writer able
representative of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
and of the best known high churchmen of Metho
ds Reverend D. H Harris progressive pastor of Browns
Chapel A. NJ Church. Joliet Illinois, distinguished visitor
Little Rock during the Bishops Council included the
STATE PRESS in his list of interesting places to visit
Reverend Charles Henry Taylor 1926 lOs Street Corona
L. L. Y Conference Missionary, and chairman Emergency
Committee of the Corporation of New York Annual Confer
of the A. M. E. Church. to the STATE PRESS Of
flee between sessions of the council and those who
took advantage of the to give years subscription
the paper. Mrs Mary Smith Johnson of Benton and her
mother Mrs Georgia Smith of Ieola, visitors the
STATE PRESS office while attending the Bishops Council
Reverend Alfred Quinn, pastor of Bethel A. NJ E. Church.
3lst and Streets San Diego Calf, into the STATE
PRESS office just before taking plane back to San Diego
Calf to be in his church for several appointments and
vices Sunday Rev. E. J. Hatcher editor and manager
of the Southern Christian Recorder Nashville Tennessee
and his WIFE Mrs Oreather NJ Hatcher assistant business
manager visiting while attending the sessions
of the Bishops Council Miss Rosie Lee Manuel of Merrill
High School spent the weekend with Their uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs c. Towns 902 Apperson Street Mr. and Mrs
Henry Codng happy to have their grandson, Dewey
Taylor discharged from the and at home after 81
months in the army Mrs Rosie Ratliff 141 West 18TH
leaving for business Ell Dorado Reverend Afford
Quinn, pastor Bethel AME Church 31st and Streets San
DIEGO California who resides 308l Street left by plane
SATURDAY. after attending the Bshops Council to keep pull
pit and other appointments in San DIEGO Sunday In
panv with L. SAWYER Ganst Street his host Rev Quinn
visited the STATE PRESS off"a
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cHIDEsTER

D. M. McGhee, son of John Nc
Ghee, is here from California
visiting his relatives. Mrs
Mary Ghee was guest of Mrs.
Plnkey Mones Sunday, Febru-
airy nth. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Henry of Louann made a quick
trip to Chichester Saturday on
business Finest Jones of
prescott made business trip to
Chldester. Arthur Jones made
a business trip to Louann
Mrs. Corene Russey and Mrs.
Frances Jones weer in Chides-
ter on business. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Alexander are the proud
parents of 10-lb baby girl.
The second quarterly conference
was held at Union AME Church
FEBRUARY 18th. The presiding
elder, Rev. G. r. l.. Duncan
preached a wonderful sermon.
s5o.oo was raised. Stewardess
Board No. 2 met at the home of
Mrs. Matte Lilly February 21st
with 9 members and one visitor
present. Lesson text, Mary a.
~. Sis. A. B. Tate is president;
Sis. Mamie Bragg, secretary
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j, F. Williams

Mrs, James A. Hamilton has
returned from Indianapolis, In
diana, after attending the funer-
al of her cousin, Andrew Hines. :.
Mrs. Francis Fowler of Gold
Creek visited her daughter, Mrs.
James Tuggle recently, :. Leo w.
Tuggle of Little Rock visited his
father, James Tuggle, and Mrs.
Tuggle. Mrs. Sallie Bell Rog-
ers was hostess to an Eagle Tea
Sunday afternoon, February II.
She was assisted by Mrs. Edna
James, who served the sandwiches
and Mrs. Gladys Gilmore who
poured the tea, The guests were
registered by Mrs. Beatrice Stew
art. Mrs. Mamie Fields received
the guests and ushered them in
to the dining room which was
beautifully decorated with prim-
roses and Nandina berries. Va
rious shaped faced chicken
salad sandwiches were served
with the tea; also cookies, nuts
and minis. The proceeds of the
tea will be added to the building
fund for Zion Temple Church of
God in Christ Of which Mrs. Rog-
ers' husband, Rev. j. M. Rogers. is
pastor. Mrs. Josie Amor of
Famor was weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Wiley and
Miss Gladen Benton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leophart of Atkins were
weekend guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Minerva Harrell, and at
ended service at Union Baptist.
W. t. Brame of St. Joseph, Mo-.
IS visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. C.
Cheers, and Rev. Cheers.
Mrs. Helen Duvall of Hot Springs
spent the weekend in Conway
with her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Thomas. Her son, Luther Madi-
son Kelley, F &c of the navy is
home on leave. Luther, his wife
and two daughters visited Mrs.
Thomas also. Rev. j. c. Cheers
attended the state committee
meeting of the NAACP in Little
Rock Wednesday, February 20.
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RIxIE
Silas Bowman

Sis. Sarah Miller, who wen,
from Booker to Little Rock three
weeks ago for medical treatment
is much better. Sam Norfleet,
Joe Young and l.. T. Womack
are up and working again.
Sis. Mary Drain was laid to rest
IN the Meacham Cemetery after a
long illness. The Newdora
Baptist Church had a grand sing
ing session Sunday night. Rev.
W. E. Walton is pastor. Bro.
Henry Price is on the sick list
The Rev. Sister Rheola Jackson.
evangelist of West Tennessee
Annual Conference of the AME
Church, spent two nights with
her niece, Sis. Elsie Holt of
Booker Terrace while visiting the
Bishops Council at Bethel church,
Little Rock, last week. Sister
Clara Lundy is up and able to
teach at Pulaski Training School
again. Leroy Williford, st. &C
is spending a 60-day leave with
his mother and sister after extern
sive service in the Philippine
area.
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FORT SMITH
Mrs. Adeline Whitfield

Visitors in the city include: Mrs.
Mable Rutledge of Memphis,
Tenn, and Miss Lois Marie
Brown, Toilette. Pvt. Willie l..
jackson of the U. S. armed
services, stationed at Fort Nc
Clellan, Alabama, spent a IA
day furlough with his parents
and friends. On the sick list
are the following: Mrs. Eluie
Owens, Ben Craip, Mrs. Eddie
Lee Wilson, Rev. J. II. Butler
and Mrs. c. p Henderson.
The NAACP held its monthly
meeting at the Church of God in
Christ, No. 18th and Surburbon
Sunday. There will be a special
mems day program at the First
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon
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Collie Caldwell

Charrip Nelson is ill with
pneumonia at the home of Mrs.
Jenny Mitchell. Mrs. Hattie
Willis visited relatives in Mans
field, Louisiana Monday. Mrs.
Eula Lee Moore made a business
trip to Camden Wednesday
R. B. Burgie and Miss Leola Pal
more were married last week at
the home of Rev. Roy Dennis.
Those attending were Dossie
Moore, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs.
Lucy Dennis and Floyd Smith. .
Work has begun on Morning Star
Church at Dumas City of which
Rev. Roy Dennis is pastor
Little Thelmarie Dinkins, South
Arkansas youngest and best ar
fist will appear at the Olive Light
AME Church on March oath in
a program of music and songs.
She is the granddaughter Of Rev.
V. M. Townsend, P. E., and one
will miss a real treat not seeing
and hearing this child sing and
play. Rev. John d. Jamison
attended the Bishops Council in
Little Rock. Mrs. M. N. Lewis
went to Shreveport on the 21st
for medical treatment. Mrs.
L. j. Gurst visited in Marshall,
Texas, the weekend.
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BENTON
Mrs. Katherine Watson

Mr., and Mrs. Walter Summer
Will were called to Arkadelphia to
the bedside of their mother, Mrs
Alberta Willingham. Mrs. Ell
nora holden was in Arkadelphia
visiting her mother. Silas Lees
was wounded in the left eye very
badly. E. Rev. and Mrs. Pinkie
Franklin, Rev. Sam Coleman,
Mrs. Mollie Gibson, Mack Davis,
Mrs. Opa Lee Harper, and Dave
Smith are on the sick list. Mr..
Smith was injured while working
for the Standard Oil So. Mrs.
Addie Lee Harris is week END
guest in Benton. Tommie Tay-
lor was a weekend guest in NAL
vern. Love Summervill spent
the weekend in Arkadelphia
visiting his mother. Mrs. Lucy
Fremon of Star City is now back
IN our city. Brotherhood News
The Brotherhood meets each
Thursday night at 7 o'clock at St.
Paul Baptist Church. We are
asking that the men of Benton
come out and help try to make
better young men in our commu-
nifty. Chairman, Albert Rem
heart; president, Sam Coleman;
advisor, lobe Tolon.
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LOUANN
N. r. Elliott

Services at New Jerusalem
Baptist Church Sunday was fine.
Rev. j. H. Rowe was at his best
and the spirit was high. Total
amount haised for the day, $66.41
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Griffin
were church guests Sunday. +.
This is what's going on around
Louann: hurry Bryant is really
on the beam with Miss Beatrice
Frazier. William A. is really
cutting out with Miss Cassie M.
E. :. Calvin F. is really going out
to the ball games with Miss Mil
dred E. What will Miss l.. M.
F. think when she picks up on
William A. and Miss c. M. E.
Johnnie M. A. really has the 60
with Elmer Rainey these late
days. Wanted: a girl friend for
l.. j.
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WARMING ORDER

State of Arkansas, .,a
County of Pulaski, IS. v -
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Cleola Prowell Jackson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 76054
Clayborne jackson, Defendant.
The Defendant, Clayborne Jack
son, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Cleola Prowell jackson.
Dated February 18th, l946. =
j. r. Booker, -
Solicitor for Plaintiff. ..p
j. A. Hibbler,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, D. C.
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Louis SWafford, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1916
Sarah STAFFORD, Defendant
The Defendant, Sarah Swat
ford, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Louis SWafford.
Dated February 21st, 194B.
j. r, Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
John L. Sullivan, -
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline P. Turner, D. c.
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SEARCY
Mrs. Leila Hunt

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Kathryn Wash
ington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan Washington, and Sam Bran
son, son of Mrs. Critz. The mar
rlage was solemnized recently in
the home of the bride with the
Rev. Leslie Reynolds reading the
recerony. Rev. w. M. Davis of
Brinkley preached at the First
Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs.
Cora McClaiss of Lepanto was
the guest of Mrs. r. M. Berry
over the Weet r-I NJ y,
B. Hunt entertained her kinder.
garten class WIN d va4s..., :.
party Thursday, February 18th.
Delicious fruit punch, popcorn
and cookies were served. Mrs.
E. M. Vann of Wynne will pre-
sent a musical rainbow woman
less wedding with fashions Sum-
day, March 3, at p. m. for the
benefit of st. Mary's CINE
Church. Rev. J. D. Hutson is
pastor. The faculty of the
White County Training School
will render program Thursday
Mrs. M. B. Redmon visited rela-
tives in Forrest City recently.
Several boys and girls attended
the party at Bald Knob given
nv Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Hunt, for
World War II veterans. Mrs
Ida b. Davis received a message
that her husband, Tarr Davis.
died in st. Louis hospital Feb
ruary 9th. He is survived by his
widow, one son, John Wesley
Davis and two sisters, Mrs. Katie
Gravett and Mrs. Ethel Bullin-
gar. Rev. Gordon of Little Rock
held his regular service SUNDAY
at the Church of Christ Holiness
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PATRIOTIC TEA

The Patriotic Tea given annually by the Lads Auxiliar
of the Postal Alliance held in the Weay pointed hon
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Fisher 1923 West 33rd ST. Sunday ae,
February "a Five tables each representing an out
standing parsonage beautifully decorated with the club
coors red white and blue with the theme carried on
in the dining Mesdames Mcmillan, Robinson an
Green presided at the dining table which elaborated
set with center piece of red white and blue carnations
lovely bouquet presented Mrs Sarah Rice who report
ed the highest of for the occasion Other
ticipants Mesdames Sylvia Caruh, Roumana Abner
Maude Hampton and Georgetta Martin The Auxiliary is
planning to give annual scholarship to deserving boy
or girl beginning with the fall term in September
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q NIGHT HAWKS

The regular weekly meeting of the q Night Hawks was
held in the club with large number of members
present The new president Mr. Dewitt Davis who was
ence felt with timely remarks and suggestions Sew
eraI committees were appointed Members present were
Jack Dewitt DAVIS Iheo Nelson Feaser Futch Fred Butler
Waiter Thurman, R. O. Burgess Riley Johnson Dr. Oba B
Whlte and your reporter c. H. Matthews The club was
laVlShV entertained BY c. II
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ENTERTAINS VETERANS

spring festival social will be given in the dining room
of Deans Lafayette Grill 904 State Street. Wednesday,
March g. at 800 o'clock p m, honor of the following
veterans registered in business classes Johnsons School
of Business GIG State Street Mark X Allen Andrew j.
Barnes Paul Blanchard Lee Clark Lee Crenshaw Oscar
harrington Moses jackson, Rennie johnson, Roy knox,
Fander McElway, Eavoy Patllo Mrs Margaret Stewart
Olee Sutton, Fred R. Walton, Andrew Wilkins Dewitt T.
Winston.
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ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER

Mrs. j. H. Gibson, 801 Locust Street North Little Rock
was selected by the Graduate Chapter members to act
chairman of the recently organized LAMEPA PLEDGE
CLUB Sunday, February a. Mrs j. H. Gibson entertained
the other pledges with getacquanted at her home The
pledges will present book the six most recently
published books business March and will have as their
guest the honored graduate chapter Alpha Epsilon Chapter
of the 1ota Phi Lambda Sorority
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A HUGE SUCCESS

Detetlng IN variety entertainment the lost War and
future problems before the Negro the Third Annual Jabber
Woek sponsored by the Gamma Gamma Chapter of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority presented capacity audience
al Dunbar High School Friday night Those winning scho
arshp awards this include Misses Vadora Thompson
1irst prize Dorothy Morton, Ethel Lois Williams Jessie
Katherine Taylor, Samme Johnson, Opha Gardner The
Judges included Messs Oscar Green James Booker and
Mrs. E. S. Scott
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!. w. S. CLUB

The u w. S. Club met at the home of Mrs Cover John
son. One new member, Mrs. Searcy Lee Travis and three
quests, s. Sgt and Mrs. Latin of Chicago Ill., present
Mrs Latin gave few suggestions behalf the club Mrs
earl C. Jones' president presided Miss Beatrice Madison
lad charge of the birthday program The club will honor
Mrs Gearldne Jones with birthday party March at the
rome OF Mrs Pearl c. JONES' with Mrs Jamie Bosley and
Henrietta Pembroke, co-hostesses.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE RECORDS

The Johnson Business College tipping records for the
month of February Mrs Ethel Garner As words per
minute Mrs Juanita Coleman as words per minute Miss
Gladys L. Moss 43 per minute; Miss Delma Sutton 43 per
minute Mrs Lois Blanchard 40 per minute Mrs Ruth f.
Brown per minute The shorthand records for the month
Miss Isabella Scott 80 words per minue Miss Gladys L.
Moss 80 per minute Miss Dema Sutton, 80 per minute
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TWILL DOS

Mrs Gertrude Cleveland hostess to the Twill Dos
February a. its regular meeting night Officers elected for
the coming year Mrs Gertrude Cleveland president
Mrs " Smith, vice president Mrs NJ Pennington secre-
ary; Mrs Ruby Jackson treasurer Mrs Jessie Woodfin
reporter After business lunch games and prizes the
order of the evening Guests taking prizes Mrs r.
adjourned to meet with Mrs Jessie Woodfin February 49,
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SILAS CULLINS AT HOME

Silas Cullins of Mr. and Mrs j. S Cuins 430 West
18TH home again after three years and half service in
the navy operating between the Pacific fronts and the Pacific
coast He received his honorable discharge February IS in
Washington state and at the time of his discharge held the
rank of MON &c He is said to have rendered almost nds
pensable engineer service his ship
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WILLIS BOYS RETURN

Sergeant Cloud Willis nome after spending 26 months
overseas in the European Sergeant Robert c. Willis
also home after spending % months the Pacific They
the of Mrs Mary Willis 1923 West goth Street and
both are honorably discharged from the service
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at 3 o'clock. Rev. j. F. Neal Is
pastor. The King Solomon
Baptist Church is celebrating the
ninth anniversary of its pastor,
Rev. S. King. They will close
with a special program Sunday.
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CPL MATTHEWS ENTERTAINED

Mrs Sales had a lovely reunion family dinner in honor
of her Cpl Willie Lee Matthews, who has recently
ceved honorable discharge after spending 48 months
the service, eight of which Three of his
friends also present, among them being S. Johnnie
Garner.
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WATSON BIRTHDAY PARTY

birthday party was given Sunday night, February IT,
o'clock for Oscar Watson and guests the home of his
brother Joe Watson 1922 Sherman Street Guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs Alongo Williams Mr. and Mrs Raw
Vault, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carr and Mr., and Mrs, Harold
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iULLOCK'S MAID AND NATIONS

Buocks Maids and Matrons Club met at the home of
Mrs Norvele Walker with the president Mrs Vema Clay
presiding timely discussion held Strikes" which
aroused the thoughts of each member After refreshments
The club adjourned the home of Mrs Esse Walton
1918 Wright Avenue February 49,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARTY

Mrs James Thorpe gave her husband and sistern-law
md friend Mrs Gladys Simon whose birthdays
he date love party at her home in North Little Rock
1t 100 Pine The home decorated with Valentine
motif and IS guests were served Many lovely gifts
seceived
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Measured Dista nee

Tensleep, Wyo., was so named be.
cause Indians considered the sec.
ton In which II is located ten
sleeps" distant from several other
Wyoming localities
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Arthur Lee Porter honored with surprise birthday
Feb by his parents Mr. and Mrs Eugene Porter
is many friends the occasion of his twelfth birthday
is home 1917 Cross Street He received many gifts Re-
reshments served.
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lucky % CLUB

The club Lucky o. meets every Sunday night Vrges
onette The club is composed of % MEMBERS II of wnlch
former sailors, and II girls. Max Green president
Richard Reese secretary Charlie Barnes treasurer Earnest
sarraWay reporter.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs Mays, 1922 Cross Street surprised her sister
Mrs c. j. Dukes, with birthday dinner party Saturday
February In the midst of the party Mrs Dukes was
greeted with long distance happy birthday greeting from
another sister Mrs A. c. JONES' Kansas State College Man.
haitian Kansas Beautiful gifts presented
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day party her honor by her parents her home 220
East Second Street Saturday afternoon February 23 Many
presents received and 80 girls and boys attend
ance and enjoyed the festivities and refreshments Little
Miss Julia blew out candles Julia's mother Mrs
Josephine Davis, assisted by Mrs Ida Mae Fields and
Julia Brown.