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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-27
EvANGELiST TICK AT
 BETHEL TABERNACLE;
 BAKERS ON VA(ATI0N

Evangelist Ralph Pick will have charge of the Bethel Tabernacle here in the absence of the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Baker who are taking an extended tour throughout the U. s. for the next three months. Mir. Flick is a former concert pian- ist sr-d wellknown evangelist.
 Revival services will be held nightly at o'clock with the ex- cepticn of Saturday. at the Bethel Tabernacle.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Baker left by
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vidkun 0uisIing's
 Righihand Man Is
 Executed, Nofwa,

OSLO, May 27. Vidkm Qris- ling's Minister of the Interior. Will liam Hagelin. has been executed, it is officially announced
 Hagelin was considered Quisling's righthand man and one of the chief plotters of the German inva- sion of Norway.
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CLEANING THE CUFF

Joe DiNIaggio's autobiography, Lucky To Be A Yankee hits the bookstores rext month . Word from the midwest is that if any college is accepted to replace Chicago at this weeks Big Ten meeting, it will be Pitt, which ap- piled formally last year When the Phillies' Ron Northey revealed ra had turned down juicy Mexi- can League offer because I'm happy hela with the Phils,' the Herald- -Tribune's Bob Cooke said. That qualities Northey as the most catiefied man in the world.'
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GIRL BABIES BORN

Mir and Mrs. Charles Gray be- came the parents of a seven pound, eleven ounce girl born at l1:20 am. Saturday in St. Ann's Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Vernon Snoddy all so became the parents of daugh- ter, weighing five pounds, nine ounces, born at 5.02 am. yester- day ill St. Ann's.
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plane for the States last week. Tn the resident ministry field here for seven years, the Bakers con slider Juneau their home, and in leaving said they would be happy to return when their vacation is over.
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Ap 5p0RT5
 ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON

NEW YORK, N. Y, May 27.-It sounds silly to use the work "al- truistic" in connection with a race track these days, admits Horace wade, tub-thumper for the new Monmouth Park, bIs he insists the folks who are putting up the dough
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-27

for that plant in New Jersey aren't concerned with big profits Hor- ace may be right; the place will
 have just as any places to cash mutuel tickets as to buy them . . The windows are in place now, of course, though it calls for tremen- douS rush job to finish the rest of the project for an opening two weeks from today.
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FOUR FROM FAIRBANKS

F3ll < 3socxard, Glenn B. Walker. James M. Dodson. and Virginia Houston, all of Fairbanks. are guests at the Baranof.
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RUDE BOYS co WEST

James A. and J. Donald Rude. sons of Dr. Joseph o. Rude. left aboard the Alaska for Valdez where they will work for the Alaska Road Commission during the summer.
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New York ..... 900 101 2-4 9 0 Boston -............... 900 001 0--1 ' 0
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 Page and Silvestri; Harris, Dod- son CD and McGah. Cleveland ....... POO 900 000-2 8 0 St. Louis .. l01 001 23x-3 IS 0
 Teller and Hayes; Potter and Helf
 Cleveland ........ 900 900 200-2 5 0 St. Louis .. 900 900 000-0 4 0 Gromek and Lollar, Hogan CD, Kramer, Ferens t9) and Mancuso
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ALExANDERs COME NORTH

Judge and Mrs. George F. Alex ander came north to Ketchikan from the States aboard the Alaska. 4 term Of court is in session at Ketchikan.
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TIDE TABLE
MAY 28

MAY 23
 Low tide 6:00 am, -12 it. High tide 12.14 pm, 154 it. Low tide 18:O1 pm, 1.2 1t.
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There is no soda in soda water.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
STEPHENS
Mrs. Henrietta Blake

On Sunday, March Bird regular
service was held at st. Stephens
Baptist Church with the pastor,
Rev. J. w. French, preaching at
the morning and evening services,
assisted by the assistant pastor,
Rev. J. H. Todd. $29.75 was
raised. March 4th the Mis-
sionary Society of St Stephens
met at the church with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ester Lee Jenkins. in
charge. =. Service was held at
Beach Hill AME Church (Ste-
phens CircuiD March 3rd with
the pastor, Rev. j. H. Blake in
charge. Total raised, $5065.
.sev. =. z. Sutton pastor of the
st. James Circuit preached at St.
James AME City March 9Th for
the following auxiliaries: Mis-
sionary Society, ACE League and
the Willing Workers; Miss Cassie
johnson, sponsor. Morrel Todd
returned to Shorter College
March 3rd after spending the
weekend at home. Mrs. Mary
Edwards of Ell Dorado spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. Marh
Hall. Rev. z. z. Driver and
family of Ell Dorado spent last
Friday night with Mrs. Drivers
father, Arthur Todd. The sec
ond quarterly conference of the
Stephens Circuit will be held
March 23rd and Oath at Beach
Hill Church. The Gospel Four
of Camden will render a pro-
gram at St. James AME Church
March 18th. Mrs. George Smith
is sponsor. On the sick list are
Mrs Mary Bailey, Mrs. Mary Hall,
Mrs. Viola Watson and little
Phillip Hall.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
GURDoN
Depriest Campbell

Mesdames Vivian Brown and
JOSHUA Mitchell made a business
trip to Little Rock February 18th
Mrs. Louise Harper, Neal
Simmons, Mrs. Rosie Lee Burks
and Rev. II. Y. Williams are on
the sick list Rev. and Mrs.
Luther Henry of Jackson, Miss.
are here on a Weekend visit
with Rev. Henry's parents
Mrs. Wade Redix and Mrs. Linnie
Redix were the weekend guests
of Beamus Charles. Ray Harper
is home with his parentsMr. and
Mrs. Pete Harper, after many
months at sea. CHURCH NEWS
Rev. Mosley of Chichester is run
ming a series Of meetings for the
teh Church of God in Christ
Rev. A. F. Kindred held his reg
ular services at the CINE Church
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

closed Sunday. Rev. E. J. Haney
delivered the anniversary sermon.
Offering for the week, $292.6l.
The City Prayer Band will meet
at st. James Baptist Church Sum-
day at a, m. Bro. c. II. Mitchell
is president. The City PRAYER
Band is having a quarterly SER
mon Sunday, March Oath, at St
James Baptist Church at D. m
Rev. f. j. Haney will preach the
sermon. PARK AVENUE BAP.
TIST CHURCH, Savannah Tuck
err: Sunday School was opened
by Supt. Johnnie Williams. Each
teacher was present. The lesson
was reviewed by Rev. Boyd who
also brought us the morning
message from the 10th chapter of
John. At $3.50 p. m. the choir
rendered musical and spiritual
program sponsored by Mrs. f. A.
Williams and Prof. w. Simms
Many visitors were present, and
Rev. A. c. Stanford made a Won
derful talk. Money raised, $1,000.
The General Mission Band met
Monday night with the president.
Sis. E. A. Grant, presiding.
Circle No. 2 met with Sis. Lula
Jackson Thursday night. Fri
day night Circle l met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Con-
ley in a warm prayer meeting.
Those attending were Mesdames
E. A. Grant, Albert Dawson.
Lucy Hill, Savannah Tucker.
Irene Harris, Henrietta Edmond
and Mary Washington. Norman
Ross has been moved home from
the Jamison Hospital and is do
ing nicely. /. Mrs. Eliza Criss has
gone to the hospital in Alexan-
der
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
HOT SPRINGS
GLORIA DOWNS

GLORIA DOWNS

ple than could be imagined. he
has a good word for every one. .
Sunday School attendance is as
follows. Haven Methodist, AZ;
Union Baptist, IS; Eureka Baptist
81, Visitors Chapel, rs; Cettrell
Chapel CINE, As; st. Peters AME
Zion, 80. The Interdenomina-
tional Ministerial Council elect
ed DR.. T. J. Griffin as president
Monday morning. He succeeds
the Rev. G.. N. Collins. The IN
ter-denominational Council near
" three years ago pulled out of
the er-denominational Alliance
because of the Alliances preju-
dice in holding non-active pastors
out of its organization. The Coun
Gil has wrought nightly since
then and DR.. Griffin, who is
promising candidate for the bish-
opric, has been a militant leader
in the Council. SOME Cos
SIP:-Saw a lady sitting in a
meeting the other night wearing
a hat the crown of which was not
much bigger than a cigar. She
held it on her head with glue |
guess. There is a certain teen
age girl whose hand should be
sore. understand her boy
friend holds it through the long
moments he sits with her at the
show. There is a lady out near
Spring Street who wears gloves
at night. Her hands are so rough
until without gloves she tears her
stockings when removing them.
Ha, Ha, Ha. What next?
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
LONOKE

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Franklin ac-
companied by Miss Jessie M
Poole of Chicago, H. spent the
week in Lonoke visiting relatives
and friends. Levi Value and
Miss Jessie M. Poole spent sew
eral days in Steele, Mo. trans
acting business. The Junior
Choir played its part well Sun
day, February Gath in the pro-
gram sponsored by the WINS. Z.
The BTW Literary Society rem
dered an interesting program
February 22nd celebrating Wash
ington's birthday. The musical
program rendered by the Smiling
Five Quartette February oath
was enjoyed by all present. .
Charley and Joseph Jones of
Hazen visited relatives and
friends in Lonoke Sunday and
enjoyed the program rendered
by the Smiling Five. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wardlaw and Rev.
VIM. Moragne visited Mrs. Gle
oma Hamphill at Alexander last
week. Mrs. Katie Wilder of
Little Rock visited MIR. and Mrs.
L. C. Yeargin Sunday. Mrs.
Bell Baker of Little Rock visited
her father, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Watkins Sunday afternoon. q.
Rev. ]. V. Cooper, pastor of st.
Paul Baptist Church, spoke from
the subject, "a Personal Rebuke".
$1,000 was raised throughout the
day.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Redwine and
sister, Mrs. Alice Marie Head, of
Oakland, California, arrived in
Texarkana for visit with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. Will
liams, and Mrs. RedWine's little
daughter, Miss Verde B. Hinton,
Mrs. Head left Sunday for New
Orleans to visit her husbands
relatives. Mr.. RedWine has left
for Dallas, Texas, to visit his
father and mother. Mrs. RedWine
will join him later. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Willis Nolen are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born March 9th at the Pine st.
hospital. The baby has been
named E. w. Nolen, III. Mem
bers and friends of the Lonoke
Baptist Church are glad to see
Mrs. j. H. Griffin out for the
first time this year. She has
been a shut-in all the year.
Lonoke Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs. o. D. Cheaves
Friday evening. After the bust
ness and reports, sandwiches,
deviled eggs and ice cream and
cake were served to the follow
ing. Mrs. Haney, Mrs. Holly,
Mrs. Matte Harris, Mrs. John
White, Mrs. Ellen Horton, Mrs.
R. j. Gives, Mrs. j. H. Griffin,
Mrs. Bertha Washington. Mrs.
Martha Griffin and the hostess,
Mrs. o. D. Cheaves. Verglee
Griffin has returned home from
overseas with a discharge. i. . Mrs.
E. L. Barnes is visiting on the
West Coast. Mrs. Mollie Pax
ton and Mrs. Lunden are on the
sick list st. James Baptist
Church has had a high week from
the 4th to 10th celebrating the
pastors 9th anniversary which
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

Silas Bowman

ST. Luke Baptist Church had
a high day March 3rd. Sunday
School WIS conducted by O. Nc
Aiiister Prayer service by Dea-
cons flames and Nicholson. The
pastor being absent, Rev. r. w.
Rodgers preached. His subject,
Knocking at a Closed Doo~"
Collections as follows: Sunday
School, s4.53; Dues, s3745, poor
saints, 1892; Deacons rally,
S8377; grand total for the day,
Sl2807 Installation for the
pastor, Rev. c. d. Pettaway be-
ganu Wednesday and will end
Sunday. Newdora Baptist
Church at Booker Crossing on
their regular meeting day Sun
day, raised $4,000 for all pur-
poses. The 1916 slogan Is Lets
DO the Best for Ourselves. Then
Others Will Come In and Help
Us Dc the Rest. Rev. Z. Wal
ton, p. E., Bro. G.. W. Mcclure,
Sunday School Superintendent.
All the churches and schools
were at their best last Sunday
st. Luke had the Union Singers
Bro. Ozol McAllister and Bro. Z
Nichols, managers; Holly Grove
Bro Reuben Ready and Sis. Viola
Tsdale S. S. managers; Clayton
Chapel, Rev. r. w. Rogers, pas.
tor, Bro. +. Sisk, S. 5. Supt.i
Fairview CINE Church, Rev. c
w. Smith, pastor. Sister Chris.
tine James entertained a large
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

ing the eulogy Funeral SER
vices for Connie Moore were held
on Thursday at st Paul A M f
church with Rev. N. L. Dave de-
livering the eulogy. d, Mrs. Hattie
Anthony Robinson died Sunday
at the home of her brother Fun
eral services were held at Black
well.
Joe Henry King is home with
an honorable discharge after 2
years service overseas. The
Uhser Board of Morning Star
Baptist Church sponsored a Cake
walk and Donkey party on We'd
nesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claudine Brown. Funeral
services for James Hamburger.
aged citizen, were held on Thurs
day evening at First Baptist
Church with Rev. II. G.. Martin,
delivering the eulogy. The in
stallation sermon for the Usher
Board of First Baptist Church
was delivered by Rev. Brown
on Sunday evening. Mrs. Almeta
Harris is presiden of the board.
Rev, and Mrs. N. L. Dove
and son, George, spent Wednes-
day in Tuckerman. Mrs. N. A.
Manly spent the weekend in
Conway with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Blake spent the
weekend in Little Rock. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Ford are the proud
parents of a baby girl born Feb.
20. Rev. A. D. Hall spent
Sunday in Little Rock with
daughter, Mrs Leslie Williams
and family. Mrs. Adah Will
liams returned on Tuesday with
her son, Leslie Williams and
family. She also visited Mrs.
Betty Grey in Little Rock.
Mrs. CLANCY Fulton is much inn
proved in health. Mrs. Arie
Tucker is on the sick list Mrs.
Mariana Smith is visiting friends
in Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
w. s. Moore

Mrs Mack Terry was very i'll
last week. . A b, Harrison who
has ben eaWay for 10 years is here
from Oklahoma at the bedside
of his sick mother, Mrs. Terry
There were high services at
Mt. Mariah Sunday and Sunday
night. Mrs. Della Williams is
trying to put the BTU on top.
Rev. l.. S. Charles is doing very
well this week by the care of
his daughter, Mrs. f. Ootin. and
Mrs. Mary Charles. p. NJ.
Hardin, N. Jackson, E. Higgins,
M. Donley, p Handy, f. Moore,
v Amos and f. V. Moore are
putting on a rally at the Union
Baptist Church on the fifth Sun
day in this month. Come and
enjoy yourselves. Mrs. l.. +.
Jones was reported sick last week.
l.. c. McNeal will sponsor the
Friendly Five of Hot Springs at
the Union Baptist Church the first
Sunday in April. Union Bap-
tlst ushers: Eddie Reece, chief
usher; livery Perry, Sister Veola
Banks, Sister Bernice Taylor Lee
Lacy Sister Pearline Handy, Sis
ter Ester Moore, II. Westbrooks,
treasurer; Rev. w. f. Turner,
Biole Reader. Union Baptist
BTU officers: Sister E. Higgins,
president; Sister Malissia Donley,
wee president; Sister Dollie Mae
ward, secretary; M. c. McCruel,
treasurer; Sister p. M. Harden,
ISL group captain; Sister N. Jack
son, End group captain; Sitser f.
" Moore, Bird group captain; Rev.
D. A. Allen, 4th group captain;
rev W. f. Turner; Bible Reader;
w. S. Moore, Watson District
president.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

Outstanding visitors here are
DIR. ]. S. Brazier, Donaldsonville,
La; DR.. j. c. Brazier and Thomas
c. Smith, Washington, D. c.; DR..
and Mrs. Roll German, Buffalo,
+. Oklahoma; Bishop ]. H. Clay
born, Drs. j. Walt Moore and G..
Wayman Blakely, Miss Grace
Moore, Little Rock; Miss Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Taylor of Pine
Bluff; Mrs. Dora M. Hayes, Kan
sas City, Mo-; Mrs. Eva Brown,
lLeavenworth, Kansas. :. Those on
the sick list are Mrs. Barron, Mrs.
L. w. Whitehead, and T. Love. &.
r. Lemons is in the act of ter
racing his rolling lawn. This
columnist would like to urge all
TO plant a garden wherever pos
sIhle, il will be an economic ad-
vantage as well as weed de-
struyer. St. Mrs. E. L. Nolen is
bringing to the city March % and
% the Southern Harps Singers. =.
The 1--WE Bombers are playing
nightly at the Southern Grill.
The Henderson Pattillo Club of
Visitors Chapel AME Church is
-staginv its second annual style
review March 18th at the church.
Mrs. Owen Smith is president. =.
Macarthur Baptist Church his as
its evangelist tins week the Rev.
j. II. Moore. Man Of the Week
lis Pref j. "A. Patterson who is
a siiesf prop to many. Prof
Patterson writes more speeches
and letters for inexperienced peo-
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
GARLAND
Nelson Boykins, Jr.

4'Nioc'i ADCS hiilIi u
All church schools met as usual
on February oath. After school
all eyes turned to ST. James for
service. The Baptist Ministers
Union of Lewisville rendered a
program at ST. James Baptist
Church of Garland at $3.50 PM
February oath. Devotion was led
by pastor H. G.. Washington. Re-
marks were made by the presi-
dent, Bible lesson taught by pas
tor Washington. Sermon by Rev
Mcmillan, subject, "Sanctifica-
ton. New members added to
the union: Rev. N. Young, Rev.
l.. Turner, Rev. H. Robertson and
Rev. P. F. Finley. Money raised,
$3.50. Rev. c. r. Mcmillan,
president, Rev. II. G.. Washington,
acting secretary. On Sunday,
March 4th Sunday School was in
teresting at Wynn. Service was
high all day. Morning sermons
by Rev. Robertson and pastor
Nelson. Sunday evening SER
mons, Rev. Jones and Rev. Black.
|. A number of pulpit guests
weer present. Mrs. Bertha Bailey
of Texarkana made remarks.
Spiritual songs were led by Mrs.
McKamie. Collection was raised
by Deacons A. Nesbia and Edd
Key. Total money raised, $4,000.
The Deacon's Union met Fri
day at Wynn Church. Mrs.
Lille Mae Henderson died March
Bird. The young people are
enjoying the entertainments
every Saturday night sponsored
by the PTA at the school. -.
Mrs. Robertson had as guests re-
Gently Mrs. Lille Mae Salms.
Mrs. Anna Johns, Mrs. Bertha
Lamay, Rev. Black and Rev.
Dennis Thomas. Have your
news ready when you get your
paper
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
SPRARKMAN
Mrs. Grace w. Carr

Mrs. Dollie Cook of Malvern
was a visitor here February %. &.
A. b. Brown, Kay Locke and
Raymond House of Smithton
spent last Wednesday here. A
kitchen is built at the Baptist
Church here. Henry Lee Smith
is expected home from the Navy
soon. Mrs. Lizzie Locke pass
ed February 2lst and was buried
in the Harmony Cemetery Tues
day. Mrs. Nelvine Thompson
of Arkadelphia spent a few days
with relatives and friends. .
Mrs. D. Smith, who has been i'll
for more than two months, is
greatly improved. On the sick
list: Mrs. Love Hunter, Mrs
Erma Bullock, Arthur Terrell
and Miss Louanna Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
NEWPORT
by Gladys May

MIS-. Dorothy Grlffln received
word that her husband who is
now is Germany has been pro-
NOTED to Capttain-W.H. Griffin
Jr. Ebert V. Williams has
returned from Overseas duties
with the end Division, honor
ably discharged. His brother, Cpl.
Arthur Williams will leave for
Camp Chaffee on Feb. 28, hav-
ing re-enlisted in the army.
Sgt. Willie Tucker made a bust
ness trip to Fort Smith on FIR
day. Nathaniel Ross of North
Little Rock spent Friday here
with relatives and friends +.
Rev j. Branch, pastor c. D. r. =
A.M.E. church, Kirksville, Mo,
visited his parents, Professor and
Mrs. w. F. Branch while enroute
to the Bishops Council at Little
Rock. Miss Alice Harris left
for Alexandria, La, to accom-
pany her husband, Sgt. James
Harris here. Rev. J. L. Owens,
presiding elder of Columbia and
Hannibal district, North Miss
ouri district, spent the week end
here with relatives. A. j.
Oates honored his wife whit a
birthday party Monday at their
home. A large group attended
and gave many useful presents.
Aaron Steel accompanied her mo-
tier, Mrs. Marish Williughby of
Indianapolis, Indiana, here to
visit his wife, Mrs, Lena Steele. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Turner and
son spent the week end in Kan
sans City. Mrs. Beatrice Miller
returned to Kansas City on Tues
day after a short visit with rela-
tives here Rev. N. l.. Dove,
Mesdames f. l.. Branch, Willie
Lewis, Ethel Griffin and Effie
Berry spent day in Little
Rock and the Bishops Council
Clark "Kiddo" Warren, his mo-
ther and nephew of Santa Mon
lea are here on a visit with re-
latives and friends. Mrs. Mary
Denwitte accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. Beoulah Redmon to
Hot Springs to Alice Eve Hospi-
tai. Mother Willie Holt, State
Mother Of Idaho and Travelling
Evangelist, was a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wiesor and
daughter She also visited Sister
Lille Nance who was engaged in
a revival at Fort Smith. ]. N.
Alcorn accompanied his daugh-
ter, lmogene, to st. Louis where
she is to undergo an operation at
Bonds Hospital. Convalescing
are Mrs. Hattie Whitelhill, Mrs.
Chanie Fulton, Glydas Harden,
Mother Rosie Wade, Rev. and
Mrs George Cole, Henry Walker,
Jrp Edward II. Lee. and Timothy
Hodge Miss Jewel White
hill and Gustave Stegall were re.
Gently married on January 81
with Rev V, Gordon officiating
Mrs. Lille Nance's grand
daughter, Lille Karen, Wilson
and Josephine Cole, spent Wed.
nesday in North Little Rock as
guests of Mrs Malone and Elder
j. Blake and family. D.. DEATHS
Miss Lutherine West last rites
were held on Sunday evening al
Morning Star Baptist Church
with Rev. H. G.. Martin deliver.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
HENSLEY
Grs. SeGtyc = rrN

Mrs. Ida Jones, an old and re-
spected citizen was buried March
3rd from Centennial Baptist
Church. Rev. Oliver, pastor, was
in charge. Her grandsons, Ed
and J. c. came from Kansas City
to attend the fuenral. The
Misses Emerson from Kansas
City are visiting their aunts,
Misses Ida Carlisle and Laura
Bradley. Mrs. Sadye Hammock
who has been on the sick list
quite while is convalescing.
Henry Smith and Joe Stelivan,
Jr. are the latest arrivals among
the returning servicemen. Mrs.
Louella Erwin has opened her
beauty parlor.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

Mrs. Zela Gill

Sammie Gill, a member of the
Tigers basketball team has been
sick sor t-o c. :..t.--cS days AID
didn't 60 to the tournament at
Pine Bluff. The Junior Tigers
played in the state tournament at
Pine Bluff. The Junior basketball
girls played at Arkadelphia Tues
day Conney J. Walton is look
ing forward to her Bird birthday
Sunday. The Mission Band of
Okolona rendered a program at
the First Baptist Church Satur-
dow ,Nioht
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

number Of guests Saturday night
at her birthday supper. All the
lodges and churches are helping
Bro. j. w. Liggins who lost his
house and its contents by fire on
March End. All who read the
STATE PRESS and wish to help
in such cases please send your
contributions to Silas Bowman in
care of the STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
GOOD HOPE

Service was high in spirit Sun
DAY Rev S. J. Garrett preached
a soul-stirring sermon. Tob
Alexander is on the sick list suf-
terlng from a stroke. Mrs
Essie Penny and Mrs. Matilda
douglass are on the sick list.
Mr' and Mrs. Malvern Penny
nave completed their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark
ana daughter, Ida Mae; and Enice
Clark and Hezzie Washington of
iaaoelle, Oklahoma spent several
Gays visiting relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15

sunday Pastor M. l.. Yong
blood delivered an inspiring mes
sage Sunday at Mr.. Cannon Bap-
list Church. Miss Annie l.. Smith
rendered a musical number ac-
foungblood at the night service.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
Fish Eyes

TIE retroactive index, or the ability
10 bend light, Of the lenses Of eyes
In fishes Is considerably greater than
that Of the human eye
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
EDITORIALS VIEWS X REVIEWS
TEXARKANA

MRS. IDA b. MARSHALLPROF. NJ B. WESLEY
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