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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-08
Arrives In Slater

The students Of the Lincoln
School are happy to hear that their
former school nurse, Miss Brimhall.
has arrived in the States after
serving in the Army Nurse Corps
since 1943. Miss Brimhall was first
stationed in Africa then later was
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Receive TeIeoram

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Splitter receiy-
ed q telegram from their son, Cpl.
Robert Spitle.. Sunday morning,
stating that he arrived In Seattle,
Wash, ard was leaving for Fort
Sheridan, Illinois, where he Is 10
receive his discharge papers.
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Receive Telephone Call

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Colby re-
ceived a telephone call from their
daughter, 1t. Orville Colby. after
her arrival In New Jersey. 1t Col
by stated that she was leaving i'm
mediately for Fort Dix. to receive
her discharge papers. She has
been in Berlin, Germany. for nearly
a year, and pervious to that was
in England.
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Mrs. schupp hostess

Mrs. We're Schupp was hostess at
an indoor track meet, held at the
Whitaker Evangelical Church,
Thursday evening. for the men,
bers of the Evangelical Youth Eel
lowship from Whitaker and Sey-
bert Churches. There were 27
present.
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entertain Guests

Mrs. Winnie Beauregard enter.
tanned the following guests for din
ner. Saturday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Burwitz, Monroe; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Beauregard, Ypsi-
lanti; Clyde Wineland, Milan. and
Mr.. and Mrs. LaForest Beaure-
gard and family.
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Hostess at Shower

Mrs. Glen Squires was hostess Gt
a surprise shower given in her
home for Mrs. Lewis Chadwick and
Mrs. Marshal Steers, both OF Ypsi-
lanti, Friday afternoon.
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Receives Gift

Mrs. Floyd Dysinger and Mrs.
John Richards visited with Mrs.
Lynn Squires at the st. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital. Ann Arbor, Tues
day afternoon, to present her with
a lovely plant, a gift for her birth
day from her neighborx.
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Attends Party

Edward Book attended a party in
honor Of the twelfth birthday OF
Paul and Perry, twin sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Richards. Saturday
afternoon. During the afternoon.
Mrs. Richards took the group for
a theater party in Ypsilanti and
upon their return to the Richards
home a lovely dinner was served.
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Deer Hunter. Hsys Dinner

Prizes were won By Nj. and Mrs.
Hammond, and Murray Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-08

w. NJ. q. Class Meet
Saturday evening. the w. NJ. B.
Sunday School class added to the
automobile fund. when a collection
was taken at their regular meet
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-08

"A bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush.
For further particulars
and particularly for
laughter, see "THE
STORK CLUB" at the
Martha Washington
starting Sunday.
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purchsse Trailer

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen. Jr.,
have purchased q trailer home and
are now living in II at the home
OF their parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hansen. Mr.. Hansen was re-
Gently honorsbly discharged from
service and IL now attending the
Michigan State Normal College In
Ypsilanti.
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CeIebrats Birthday

Monday evening, Mrs. Harriet
Collins was surprised when the
following group came to help cele-
brate her birthday: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rattray, Mr.. and Mrs. Shir.
ley Hamman, Ben Austin and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Two
tables Of progressive euchre were
in play during the evening with
Mrs. Hamman and Mr.. Austin win
ming first prizes, Mrs. Collins and
Mr.. Hamman winning consolation
prizes. Following the games .
potluck lunch was served includ-
ing q beautifully decorated birth
day cake, adorned with candles.
Mrs. Collins was presented with .
lovely gift from the group.
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&elter Family Move

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Setter ana
family are moving next week to
the Setter farm home. Their
brother, william Setter. 10 NOV
ing from the farm to apartments
in the house formerly known rs
the Wright home, but now owned
by Mr.. Setter.
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Attens Card Club Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammond
and daughter Arleen attended the
500 Card Club party at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biglow,
Tecumseh, Saturday evening.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

o. H. Smith

The st. John Baptist Sunday
School opened at $50 with lively
song service. Miss Hazel Brooks
furnished the music. Glass No. 4
wasawarded both banners. Mrs.
w. M. Green gave a fine black
board review. Rev. E. E. Harris,
pastor, made the closing remarks.
Sl038 was raised. :. At II o'clock
the pastor, Rev. E. E. Harris,
preached soul-stirring sermon.
Subject, 1.-The Worker and His
Workmanship. -. A program
will be presented March 31st at
st. Johns Baptist Church; theme,
Building World Peace Through
Christian Education. Prof. H.
Smith, principal of the Booker T.
Washington High School, Mrs.
Naomi Jones, and others will ap-
pear on the program. Members
of st. Johns are asked to 1.-THE
on that day. All choirs of the
city are asked to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of
Hot Springs spent a week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Smith. D. A. McKenny and
Miss Dugless Jackson were mar
ried March 3rd at the home of
Miss Jackson's mother. They are
both members of st. Johns Bap-
fist Church.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

c, B. Yeargin

News has been received of the
death of Newton Jackson of Kan
sas City, Missouri, who made
many friends here while being in
the county. A revival was con-
Quoted at st. Paul Baptist Church
last week. Mrs. J. V. Cooper,
who has been on the sick list for
several weeks, attended the meet
ing held at st. Paul Church. ..
John Hull spent Monday in Lo-
noke visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Bertha johnson,
principal of Lonoke school, at
tended the funeral of her cousin
at Kerr March 5th. Richard
Daniels left recently for points
in Illinois. Mrs. Levora Young
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Simmons,
Jr. celebrated their ninth wedding
anniversary February 25th. A
delicious menu was served.
Games were conducted by Miss
Gevena Allen and Mrs. L. M
Rutherford. Rev. w. A. Harris
spoke on 'The Marriage Vow.
Mrs. Theodosia Washington sang.
Il Love You Truly. Those pres
ent to help make up the gala
affair included Mrs. Theodosia
Washington and Mrs. jamie Ash
ford of Pine Bluff, sisters to Mrs.
Simmons; Mrs. L. M. Rutherford.
Mrs. l.. E. Washington, Elvira
Hussey, Emma Erwin, Lucy Har-.
ris, Rev. L. H. Hester, Mrs. Mary
f. Hester, Mrs. Trumiller Atkins
and c. l.. Ashford of Monticello.
Mrs. Rutherford made the pres
entation of gifts.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
FoRDYcE
Evelyn r. Pettis

Miss Mozell Jones of Oakland,
California arrived home recently.
She is staying with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Simmons made a business trip
to Little Rock last week. Miss
z. B. McJunkins, Home Eco
Monies teacher of Langston High
School, Hot Springs, was a WIS.,
itor in Fordyce March 10th. :.
Miss Maybelline Talley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Talley
entertained six guests at a birth
day party March 10th at 2:30.
Mis- Talley was two years old. :.
The Geenral Mission Society hon
ored Mrs. Anna White with a
shower a few days ago. Many
nice gifts were received by Mrs.
White. Miss Maxine Brantley
celebrated her sixth birthday on
March 10th with a birthday par
ty. Many guests attended and
had lots of fun. The All Star
Yellow Jackets of Dallas County
Training School, Fordyce, par
ticipated in the State tournament
in Pine Bluff recently. Miss
Maxine Quarrles gave a birthday
party Sunday, March 10th. She
entertained her guests highly and
received many lovely gifts.
The undefeated team of the sea-
son is the atomic powered Green
waves of Fordyce. The Green
waves consist of city boys who
are graduates of DOTS. MED
DLING: A certain chick told me
Saturday to stop gossiping about
her. All her boy friends are
quitting her. G. H. is getting
back nthe spotlight. know
a certain person who cries three
times day because she MISE.
her husband so. I'll tell yol
who; AM. RLR was at schoo
Friday trying to get his business
arranged again. Mysteries O
the week Who is this? Got ;
long distance ticket; going away
decided not to marry; too loni
sentence. Wanted: a secre
tary for re. He gets his date
mixed and ruins his business.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
SCOUT FIELD DAY

Marion L. Rudd, new Field Scout Executive for this
that in beginning their top year. in Scout
ng day Field Meet will be held by the Boy Scouts,
Quapaw Area Saturday. March 49, at the Phlander
Smith site located about SIS blocks west between 18th and Goth
Streets The program will begin at p After parade
and inspection the grounds there will be pyramid build
ing modifying signaling first aid tug of three legged
race donkey relay and other events First second and
third prizes will be awarded The committee in charge
composed of Oce L. Smith, FSA staff Dean B. T. Johnson
Arkansas Baptist College, Dr. A. A. Womack Rev j. F. Hen
derson Allison Presbyterian Church, Rev A. W. Kicks St
Paul AMEZ Church; Paul Minton, u S. Postal employee
Paul Stewart postal employee Milton Crenchaw Airforce
veteran and Reverend Francis Johnson St Phillips Church
in charge of the field Officials of the Quapaw Area will
during the day. Atty Booker is chairman of the
division.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
MENIFFEE

Mrs. w. j. Hill recently re-
turned home from a visit to
Kansas City where she spent a
few weeks with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Green were
weekend guests of his parents.
Sgt. and Mrs. j, p. English
are visiting his parents here.
Miss Lillian Acklin left for
Wichita, Kansas recently after a
visit with her parents. Royce
l.. Wilson left recently for St.
Louis where has wife and son
will join him. All had Won
dered why the school fellows left
English's store at 8 o'clock here
lately. Well, it was found out
that the proprietor has curfew
for the boys. We are proud to
see this young businessman take
a step toward helping our youth
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
LoUANN
N. r. Elliott

The birthday party given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil Hill
dreth in honor of their mother,
Mrs. Ella Hildreth. and little Miss
Earselean Hildreth was gala
affair. Mrs. Shirley McElroy and
her daughter, Mabel, and her
other daughter, and Prof. and
Mrs. l., L. Anderson were guests.
Mrs. Elnora Andaus visited
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Elliott in Ell
Dorado last week. Otis Porter
left for Gary. Indiana where he
will join her brother, Earnest
Porter. Exell Oliver and his
son, Hubert spent a few days in
Ell Dorado last week. Mrs. Alice
Staples is still on the sick list.
Guess what, Miss Myrdis T.
Norful is thinking she has the
best 60 with T. B. Erwin Nor
full is going out with Miss r. M. A.
Bill Jackson
Services at Ebenezer Baptist
Church were largely attended
Sunday, March 10th. Rev. G. H
Hildreth of Smackover is pastor
He delivered a wonderful mes
sage and services were very in
spring. Rev. Criner of Camden
and Rev. r. Dennis of Smackovel
were pulpit guests. There was
one candidate for baptism. Total
raised, $48.22. Frank Meekins
A. Tatum, Dock Mills, Bob How
ard mad Mrs. Toner Lewis are or
the sick list. Timtome Elliott
of Camden was dinner guest Of
Bill Jackson Sunday and they
visited the sick.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
EMMETT
Dave Evans, Jr.

Mrs. Veola Hatfield of Hans
vile, La. was recent visitor in
the home of Mrs. Dave Evans.
Mrs. Leothat Lawson of this city
is visiting relatives In Idabelle,
Oklahoma. Mrs. Martha Rich
ardson spent the weekend with
relatives in Stephens. Miss
West of Pine Bluff, Mrs. Rosa Lee
Pettus of Hot Springs, Mrs. c.
Richards, Mrs. Johnnie Lane, and
Mr.. Pruitt of Prescott were Sum
day morning worshippers at st.
Paul Baptist Church. =. Mrs.
Irene Cook and Mrs. Edna Price
Of Dallas, Texas were recent Wis
itors in Emmett. While here they
were house guests Of Mrs. Luz
renda Evans and Miss Rena Ar
mold. 5. Miss Fannie Taylor and
Johnnie Lee Laudermilk ex-
changed vows Saturday night
March 9th at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Taylor. Rev. L. s. Durdon
Of st. Paul Baptist Church read
the ceremony. Those on the
sick list are Jimmy McKillin and
Minor Willingham, Miss Mary
Lee Weston is home again from
the hospital and Is doing fine.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

M. D. Caesar

The PTA met February % at
the school. 1t was Dads night
and a larger number of men than
usual was present. Our county
health workers, Miss Perrit and
Mrs. Boughtman were with us,
and they both gave talks that
weer helpful to all. Mrs. M. l.
Hildreth, the president, told us
that our next meeting night
would be known as Mothres'
Night. The meeting Will be Fri
day night, March 9th. The
Clark County basketball tourna-
ment will be held at Peake High
School, Friday March 9Th. Both
boys and girls will enter the
tournament and the winners of
the girls, both junior and senior
will 60 to the district which will
be held at Rosston. The senior
boys team went to the district
tournament last week at Rosston.
Paul l.. Blanchard, son of
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Blanchard
was honorably discharged from
service on February 10th. The
following citations and certifi-
catpc upra rereiya5 IiIripo bic
three years and six months of
service in the Army: Good Con-
duct Medal; Service Badges, car
bine medals for shooting and
training; American Legion Med
ais; Athletic Award of merit GER
tificate for demonstrating such
outstanding ability in football.
His parents and many friends
welcome him back home.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
DERMoTT
Josie Smith

Mrs. Easter Whit of 32l6 Lake
Park Ave., Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs.
Leola Horner of 125 Hall Ave-,
Muskegon, Michigan and Miss
Dorothy Hanna were visitors of
Mrs. Irene Hawkins of Dermott.
:. A party was given March 5th
honoring Mrs. Leola Horner Of
Muskegon, Michigan at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Whittlow of Bastrop, Louisiana;
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Williams, Mrs.
Elsie Green, w. M. Jackson, Harry
Scott and Mrs. Esther Wilson of
Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Lee
Mitchell is making business trip
to Chicago, Illinois and Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin. Mrs. Carrie
Price of Helena is here visiting
Mrs. B. L. Harmon. News
around Dermott High: Wonder
why HIP and c. Galloway are
fussing over WIND. Say, did
Us and GB break up so quickly.
What about CT and AM. Won
der if TN is going to let AVN
take EP. /. +. Wonder why Lab
is so glum since MS is gone. !.
Will &C try to make up with
WIND after what he did to her?
|. :. That's all for this week, but
get hep TO rnext week. So long,
cats.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
HENSLEY
Mrs. Sadye B. Jones

Services at st. Luke AME
Church were well attended. The
pastor, Rev. Wade, preached a
splendid sermon. We are glad
that Rev. Wade has moved into
the circuit and is now living at
Redfield where he can be with
his members at all times. We
welcome him. Centennial Bap-
fist Church is putting over fine
financial program. On the first
Sunday in March the membership
raised $1,000 in a regular collec-
ton for the pastor. The Sunday
School is also wide awake led by
their progressive Supt. Mr.. Stokes,
and splendid group of working
teachers. On March 10th their
collection amounted to 1890.
Hensley is merely small town;
if any other small town has top
ped this, we would like to hear OF
it. Centennial Baptist Church has
a membership of about $50 men,
bers. They have just completed
remodeling the church. Electric
lights have been installed with
beautiful fixtures and the church
is a place of beauty. j. c. Belle,
who came down from Wichita,
Kansas, to attend the funeral of
his grandmother, Mrs. Ida Jones,
is now very sick with pneumonia.
Theodore Boyd, another of our
service men, has returned home,
wearing several decorations along
with his honorable discharge.
Ivory Townsend who served in
the Army is also home to stay aft
er long service overseas. Eas-
ter is just around the corner ano
all of the churches are busy train
ing the children to make the day
OF our risen Lord impressive ir
the minds and lives of our youne
folks.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
SGRS LITERARY CONTEST

Mrs Naomi G. Coulter chairman, announces the Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority Literary Contest which closes April
0The contest will be divided into two groups: college
play based Negro life high schooessay Negro
life Suggested high school subjects Purpose of Higher
Education, Wise Use of Leisure Time International Control
of the Atomic Bomb Possibilities of Negro in America, Fair
Employment Practice. Manuscripts must be written in ink
of typed double spaced side of the paper They must
not be longer than 80 minutes for play and not than
1000 words for Prizes for the college $25 SIS and
$40 Prizes for the high school $15 $0 and S. Manu-
scripts be mailed to Mrs Naomi G. Coulter 296 Spring
street. before April Further information may be gotten
from Mrs. Coulter.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
ELLIOTT
Euna w. Elliott

Stewart Anders and family of
Route l, Louann, have moved in
their new 5-room house in Elliott
Community. Mrs. Rosa l..
Porchai and Mrs. Ruthie L. Null
lens of Camden are improved
after weeks illness. Vera
Mae, Louise Elliott and little
Lucy Herndon visited Harriet v.
Elliott who has been ill for a few
days. Elliott Home Demon
stration Club meeting for Friday,
March 9th was postponed be-
cause of obsence of the Agent.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Elliott,
Harriet V. and Ebert F. Elliott
visited Mrs. John w. Elliott's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Albert
Loggins of Wesson Sunday, March
10th.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs f. Buc ner Mrs Lula Cameral wife and sister
of Grady Buckner of Ell Dorado to Little Rock to meet
Grady Buckner who seriously injured in plant in
Dayton, Ohio three years ago. Mr. Buckner from
Dayton by ambulance and is in the Baptist State Hospital
Rev T. Boone made business trip Searcy Thursday
Elihu Dllahunt &c, is home leave visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs James Dlahunt Sir and his sisters Mrs
Ruth Gee and Mrs Ethel Morgan all Of Little Rock Mr..
Dlahunt has been the since june 1910 and has
spent So months He plans to reens after the
expiration of his present term of service William w Lupo
husband of Mrs Alice Chant Lupo returned home last week
after "a months in the army 6 of which spent
He honored Sunday afternoon with dinner given by
his wife
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
VELVIA CLASS GRADUATES

The Velva School of Beauty Culture is presenting its
first graduation exercise Monday night March 25 at the
Ninth Street USO The public is cordially invited The
school organized July 25 945 and began work August
Mrs. B. Simms is president and founder, and Jack r.
Smms secretary and treasurer The school has made
progress in this short time. There II students in the
present class Ethel L. Dunlop PRESIDENT Ida Payton
Ieary Irene Williams assistant secretary Alberta Williams
treasurer Eddie L. Hampton, Dorothy E, Moore Mabe M
Thompson, Lottie NJ Walker, Aretha M Holmes, Bessie
Dukes Sadye j. Worhen, Hattie Lewis Eddie H. Shockley
Doretha c. Hartman Marie E. Davis Eose Harrison report
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

The talk Of a parrot is nothing but
a mimetic function. Many parrots
readily repeat all kinds Of sounds In.
GLIDING words and phrases Of human
speech. Perhaps the best talker is
the African grey parrot. whose tail
Is red.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

S-Sgt. Raymon Porter visited
relatives and friends in Bates
vile, Little Rock, Hot Springs
and Conway before reporting to
Camp Chaffee to return to the
European Ineater, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Freeman and her
father, Oscar Bethel, motored to
Aubrey and Helena on March 10
to visit relatives. . Mrs. Lille
Nance is conducting meeting in
West Memphis. Mrs. Floy
Blake spent a recent weekend
in Earle. Mrs. Dorothy Griffin
and son returned to Atlanta,
Georgia. Henry Buckingham
of st. Louis spent March 10th
here with his father. . , Mrs.
Jessie Mae Jackson and son, Phil
lip, of Peoria are visiting rela-
tives here. Miss Helen Walker
and Stormy Joe Davis were mar
ried March 9th. Rev. and Mrs.
j. B. Branseomb and family NOV
ed to Shoffner. Mrs. Pearl Pitts
has returned from a five weeks
stay in Memphis with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Katie Upton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dupins cele-
brated their fourteenth ami
versary with an oyster supper.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavie
Stegall and Grant Dupens. .
Mrs. Mary Douthard is visiting
relatives in st. Louis and other
points in Missouri. j.. Cpl. Arthur
Williams returned to Camp Chat
fee on February 28th having re-
enlisted. Cpl. James Joseph
went to Little Rock to re-enlist
in the Army. Mrs. Eugene
Reed of st. Louis is here at the
bedside of her neice, Mrs. Kath-
leen Tucker. Mrs. Tucker re-
turned to St. Louis with her aunt
on March 9th to convalesce.
Mr. and Mrs. Booker Mays and
children, Leslie Samuel and Char
lotte Ann, spent March 10th in
Little Rock with her cousin, Mrs
Maggie johnson and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney War; and Mrs
Sallie Hail. Dan Finley from
Port Arthur, Texas, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Gladys Harden
and family. Mrs. Vicy Bradley
suffered a stroke March 9th. Hel
condition is reported critical.
On the sick list are Mrs. Lula
Butler, Afie Tucker, Ethel Rodg.
ers, Sue Dawson and John Henry
Smith. Fire completely de.
molished the home of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Timothy Hodge on Marcel
7th and damaged badly the home
of Mrs. Lucy Kirk and slightly
damaged the home of Mrs. Jessie
Mae Mcdonald. The fire which
started in the Hodges home wa.
OF unknown origin. Their los.
was total. . The following mem.
bers of the Church of God attend.
ed the workers meeting at Osce.
ola over the Weekend: Mrs
Georgia Walker, Ellen Ford, Lii.
lie Nance, Elder and Mrs. O. A
Oates, Mother Chairman and Mis-.
Mary Marshall. The body o.
Frank Fulton of North Little
Rock was brought here for buria
on March 7th. Last rites were
held at Phillips Funeral Home
and interment at Gum Grove
cemetery. AROUND THE
SCHOOL: Claudene Brown tool
the basketball team to the tourna-
ment at Cotton Plant March 9th
They lost two games and wor
two. These boys are showing
rapid progress under Ben Smith
as coach. This is their first year
Chapel exercises were conducted
last week by Mrs. L. c. Steele
On Monday Rev. S. Mcdonald
was visiting minister. Mother
Parks also visited. On Friday &
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
TIPPING CONTEST APRIL IL

The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of the ota Phi Lambda So
1ority will sponsor their second annual TIPPING CONTEST
Friday April H. 1916 at 800 m YMCA Building Ninth and
State Streets The object of the sorority is to promote in
eres in business education among high school and college
girls encourage higher education among its members and
award annual national scholarship for girl
eresed furtherng her business education The award
made by selecting the fastest and most accurate typs
peting in the contest.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL

The Pan-Hellenc Council met Sunday, March g. at the
Phyllis Wheatey YWCA with the president Mrs Edna Doug
lass presiding The possibility of sending delegate to the
National PAN Hellenic Council to be held at Columbus Ohio
in Nav was favorably discussed Three regional meetings
the Greeks will be the high lights Of their spring
Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma will entertain their
tive regional meetings April 10 and 90 Kappa Alpha Psi
will plan its regional meeting during the month of May
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22

The school enjoyed an interesting
move on the STORY of Nickel" on
Friday evening. . Dewitt Haynes
has enrolled in school, having
been discharged recently from the
army.
Arkansas State press., 1946-03-22
Lasting Fragrance

Perfumes buried with King Tut
$500 years ago were found to be
still somewhat fragrant when the
Tutunkhamsn tomb was opened in
recent years. King Tut is believed to
have lived in 1850 B c.