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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24

PA Fined $50;
Patrons $40 Each

Juan Pla. who was arrest
ed over the week END on a
warrant charging operation
Of a gambling house" by
Chief of Police Bienvenido
Perez and placed under $3.50
bond. was fined $50 by Judge
Enrique Esquinaldo in yes
ferdaY afternoons session of
municipal court.
All ten patrons who were
found in Pla's establishment.
which is in the rear of a Pc
tronia street address. were
charged with gambling"
and were fined $40 apiece
by the judge. They are:
Charlie Fernandez. Carmeno
Romano. George Torres. Will
lie Bazo. Philip AlburY.
Norman Alea. II. Roberts.
clevelsnd TYnes. Cyril Fish
or. Antonine La Fe.
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prevail of The application of
Aerovias O. S.A.. herein would.
upon the information and be-
lief of the Petitioner, have
substantial effect upon the Pc
titioner's application for The
inclusion of Key West as an
intermediate point on Peh-
tioner's route between Tampa
Miami and Havana and would
result in substantial diversion
from any operations which the
Petitioner may be authorized
10 conduct between Havana
and Key West"
The above petition was signed
by G.. 7. Baker as president OF
National Airlines, Inc.
BOA says that the fight sue
cessfully concluded to get an air.
ways to Cuba would result IN
thousands of tourists coming
through Key West instead OF
through Miami or Tampa. The
reason is plain, said Boza. short
er flying time, cheaper fare and
a chance to see the Florida Keys"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Transit Strike
Threatened Nv
Miami WOrkmen

MIAMI, Sept "a -Empioyss ~
the Miami Transit Company
threatened o. go on strike ~
their wage scale IS not increased
10 cents an hour.
Officials Of tbe company said
they were unable 90 grant tire
increase unless the city comusia
sion permitted the company go
raise u.s. fare from sax o. seven
cents
Auditors nave completed an *
animation IF the C1mpa e
books "a determine wirsthsf uf
not the requested inutase bee
fare should be- granted u Was
said that u thc commission does
not act favDrably to-day, enc en-.
ployce viii call their strike. 81
fuCtIvc tomorrow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Big Four Are
Considering
Treaties Again
CRy Associated Pressl

PARIS, Sept. 24.-The Big
Four are in session this after
noon in an effort to reach an
agreement regarding the nature
of the treaties for the German
satellite nations.
This morning the Russian bloc
was out-voted again on the pro-
posal to demilitarize the Bull
garian side of the border between
that country and Greece.
The vote was IL to 7 in favor
of the Grecian proposal to disarm
the Bulgarians on their side of
the frontier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Premier Stain Declares World
Wants Peace, Despite PratingS
Of Adventures Who Grave War
VARIOUS VIEWS OVER
WORLD QUESTIONS
SHOULD NOT d. cor.
SIDERED ALARMING

LONDON. Sept 24-Radto
Moscow today quoted In fuli an
interview that Premier Josef
Stain had given 20 Alexander
Work, correspondent II a sun
day paper here. in which StaIin
declared that there Is ma danger
in rupturing world peace. despite
the pratings Of military and pall.
teal adventures. who are trying
to plunge the world into another
war.
Stain declared that Russia
wanted peace and would strive
TO her utmost 10 maintain a. and
pointed out that the least differ
ence that may arise between the
Russian bloc and the western al
lies is magnIfied by military
and political adventurers. whose
nationallties are general
He asserted that each side has
the right to express Is views.
and that. should Il b. AZ varianre
with the other side. there thoslid
not be any cause for alarm at0sli
breaking the peace That alafna
he concluded. Is trumped up and
spread by those malcontentS wlsB
feel III at ease lea q peacefgl
world.
Former Foreign Minister AZ.
thOny Eden broke has silence 90
day by declaring he beilsves thai
all delegates of tlie untted Ne
tons are striving a. pfumSste -
peaceful interests II the world
and, he added. he believes that
end will b. attained.
lin Washington. fornef eeefN
tary Of Commerce Henry Wal.
lace said that Stains and Eieu's
remarks were the beat news b.
had heard m many a siax iie
stated further they aVUle heaacufla
lighting the way 30 p,ace. 60 c0n
serve which Is his chief aiin Ia
life)
lin Paris the delegates q ihe
assembly of the 2 nations said
they were pleased about thg
etata,nepts testisI bv Stain aud
Edenl
A peculiar thing about Stains
statement was that Altxandeg
Work scored a scOop be- RetiifsE
the interview with Stain. and
then lost the scoop when Vs.
contents were gwen 81 the woft ID
by the radio spokesman ln Ms.
COW. Reason for that was thai
Work represents a paper That b.
published on,y on SUNDAY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Norma Dopp
Elected Head
Of Jayshees

Jayshees at meeting held last
night at 8 o'clock in the Cuban
Club elected Norma Dopp. presi-
dent for the one-year term be-
ginning in November. She sue
ceeds Anna Delaney, past presl-
dent. E. Ruedo was elected vice
president, and Edith Sweetlng,
secretary. Marie Pinder was nom
mated treasurer.
Both the publicity chairman
and historian will be appointed
by the new president, Norma
Dopp.
The wiener roast that was held
two weeks ago for the Jayshees
and their husbands was attended
by a group of 25, and was en-
joyed by all. The group sang
songs, and all claimed they had
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Roza To Petition All Key
West In Behalf OF Airline

AS the permit for authorizing
other than charter flights be-
tween Key West and Havana is
being awaited by Rogelio Gomez,
part ofner of the Aerovias @, Gu
ban airline, from the CAA, a
caller at The Citizen who is
strongly for the proposed flight.
Arturo BOA, proprietor of 10
cal restaurant, sail today that he,
his brother, Rodolfo, Assistant
Cuban Consul Alpizar and
many others had been trying to
get an airline to operate between
Key West and Havana for nearly
two years.
Not Interested
Boza states that he had con-
tacted the Pan American COM
pany and they informed him
that they were not Interested In
the proposed flights. Then Ma
tional Air Lines were contacted
and as World War II ives then
on. National stated that no
planes were available, but at the
close of the war, they would be
interested.
First Tried Fajardo
The war was concluded and
then he and others went to Ha-
vana, TRYING to interest one OF
the Cuban lines in maintaining
service into the Island City.
They first tried Fajardo (Which
occasionally runs an alr-eXpress
plane carrying Cuban fruits into
Key WesD.
The Fajardo airline was not
interested and then Aerovlas
was contacted and Colonel Que
vedo, president of the line, agreed
to the plan and after four months
Ouevedo came to Key West, met
Rogelio Gomez, who was recon-
mended as a contact man, and,
according to BOA, that IS now
the line came to the city.
Circulate Petition
BOA now plans to circulate
a single petition containing the
endorsement of numerous CIVIC
minded clubs, organizations, ano
individuals requesting the CAA
to grant a permit to the Aero
Was Q Airline.
BOA has brought to The Cltl-
zen office a copy of a petition
filed by National Alrllnes, Inc.
in Washington before the CAA
for leave to intervene in a perm
ament or temporary air carrier
permit authorizing the transpor'
tation of persons, property anc
mail between Havana, Cuba, ano
Key West, Fla.
+ Key West intermediate POINT
In the petition, the Nationa
Air Lines state, Petitioner INA
tional Air Lines, has applied fol
! the designation of Key West a
/ an intermediate point on it,
route between the co-termlna
points of Miami, and Tampa
I Florida, and the terminal point
Havana, Cuba"
Section six states, The ap-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
|. NJ. Johnson
Leaves Estate
Valued $3,375

Report of appraisers was filed
yesterday in the county judges
court in the estate of Louis M.
Johnson. who died on June %.
He left cash amounting to ST.
SIS and realty valued at $4,000,
a total of $3,375.
His heirs are Mrs. Maiden j.
Lord and Miss Holly H. john
son. daughters, and Louis M.
johnson, Jr., and Victor M.
johnson. sons. Miss Johnson is
the administrative of the estate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Two Fined In
Criminal Court

Two defendants pleaded guilty
this morning in criminal court.
Vincent Folgeros, charged with
having lewd photographs in his
possession, was fined SIS and
costs by Judge Caro-.
A fine of SIS and costs was inn
posed on Myrtle Delaney, charg-
ed with vagrancy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24

Much Beef I'm
Gold Storage

WASHINGTON. Sept "a
fspA spokesman said today that
fa msllasn pounds Of bcei are in
salf santagr sn Kansas City. and
rar Aafa there declared that the
seeumt mms very much exag-
msfstea
Afeaf shortages continue
ttssat3iinslf thc e0antrs, and OPA
aaat shas New York City Is hard
a. IA ihan ans other city In the
Um6tea States
A4aas buieher shops in New
Nnsh haee eiosed. and owners Of
sxa# - tiae stops that are still
nsen ststesi mat they would not
kmnfle hlaek market meats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Rev. Doherty Insists
Ordinance Be Enforced

law required the measure
menf from property line 10
property line under The school
code. and that this state law.
to become law in Key West,
must be accompanied by a To-
cal ordinance TO the same eff.
fact. This has been done"
said Rev. DoherfY. Now II is
simply up 10 the Commission
ers 10 enforce their own laws.
If they do not. we will fight
10 have The ordinances en-
forced"
Asked b yT'he Citizen how
many licenses the delegation will
oppose tonight, Rev. Doherty
said, Both City Manager Filing
son and representative from
the State Beverage Department
have measured the distances,
and they both know who is
the. law, and who is
not?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Davidson Charged
With Assault And
Battery; In Court

1t. Ray Atwell arrested F. B.
Davidson, Naval enlisted man, on
charges of assault and battery
upon a minor" The minor in
volved was Ramiro Rodriguez,
Jr., who resides at 500 United
street. The case will be tried by
Judge Esquinaldo in municipal
court this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24

Rev. E. S. Doherty, of the Min
isterial Association, stated today
that his delegation tonight wants
only the commissioners to en-
force their own laws. There is
local ordinance prohibiting the
sale of liquor within 800 feet of
churches or schools, Rev. Doherty
said.
Not Asking Revocation
eve are not asking that these
licenses be revoked, but merely
that those owners not conform
ing to local statutes be told to
move to another location. We do
not ask that the sale of liquor
be prohibited, or anything un-
reasonable, but solely that the
law be enforced in regard to the
30O-foot statute requirement"
How Measured
Asked by The Citizen how
this distance is TO be measured,
Rev. DohertY said that state
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
A BOOMING PORT

SANTOS, Brazil. - (APD.--Il-
Illustrating the need for the pro
posed enlargement of this great
seaport. authorities here report
ed that II cargo ships awaited
space one day recently while
others were diScharging or load
ing. Nearly half of the waiting
vessels were foreign cargo car
riers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
Number OF Issues Before
Commissioners Tonight

City Commissioners meet to-
night at 300 o'clock in a regu-
lar meeting. The main explosive
issue will be the granting or re-
lection of liquor licenses. Prior
to tonight's meeting, the equali-
zation board will meet to approve
Tax Assessor Dion's recommen-
dations, in answer to certain in
dividual complaints of high as
sessment.
May Appoint Director
Also it is probable that new
Public Service Director will be
appointed to take the place of
Roy Hamlin, who resigned. City
Manager Ellingson has given no
hint as to whom he might name.
Strong candidate and conceded
by both ''the street" and City
Hall to be sure thing is a nom
city employee. This week another
rumor started, naming Key
Vests "most disliked man" to
the post.
One city employee hoped that
the new public service direc-
tor will be a city employee.
Reason given was the fact that
the job grants no remunera-
ton. and that were a non-citY
employee to acquire the posi-
ton that he may have an axe
TO grind"
Short Four Men
At present the police depart
ment is short at least three pa
trolmen, and they are not being
appointed until the controversy
as to eligibility is settled by the
new civil service board members.
Board Inactive
Ralph Sierra, former chairman
of the Civil Service Board, was
asked by The Citizen the present
status of the board. He replied
that since the three board mem
bers had resigned, mo meetings
have been held" The board is
at present inactive. Sierra said
that all he had received from
the commissioners was a letter
signed by the City Clerk, stat
ing that the commissioners were
holding the designations for
further study" Now, Sierra
feels that there is no definite I'M
derstanding, and that the COM
missioners should request that
the board members serve for a
period of, say 80. days, until
three new members are, chosen.
Speaking for himself only,
Sierra mentioned that he, per-
sonally, would serve for a linn
tied period, or until certain mat
tiers now in allegiance were clear
ed, but Under the circumstances
there swas. nathi r,g4+he~ could do,
and the present policeman con-
troversy could not be acted on.
Louis Carbonell. newly ell
ected city commissioner. at
press time had not arrived in
the city. and only four COM
missioners will be at fonight's
expected stormy session 10
pass on The disputatious sub
jects to be presented.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24
ESQ Guests Present At
Cocktail Party Given byN
Officers Of Ship Patria
| UNITED STATES ARMY
AND NAVAL OFFICERS
ATTENDS PATRIA
SANS ION HAVANA

Tta esMktali party given from
8 #ehsk yesterday afternoon un-
fli ? 8e III thN evening aboard the
seasan tfalniaa ship Patria was
3 n@at sNlaYahse affair, Cuban
EenAl 2fagtia Liifaisii said to-
SIS asktsnE thai the guests num-
heFea 8so lie and Mrs. Lliraldi
w*e amnn tile guests.
re hm@ts we're Commodore
ANulla hoiN Colanel A. Herman
As - sts meilcal corps. Captain
Fesea 4esisma and Commander
Amaomha Mails
Emsstain willard Suits. CON-
msaalams ~ chs Navy Yard. other
mssaa uEfNlah and their wives,
aHsmE ofiaNss ard wives attend
80 ~ palty Many Key Westers
msFa NsaHsnt
~ rasTla sailcd ~ 1890
afAMh tsst nleit Coz Havana. but
fensHml4 Anuiia nulx remained
- 49, West untii this morning,
wtan - described . plane Tor the
NnH4n fapital
To- pHtfia arrived in Key
West saturday morning. with 20
NffMwss end 80 cadets aboard.
HhNY @eFe entertained by of
sxefa sm the Navy Yard and by
km1am felaniaia Consul Lliraldl
m@ee h aaner Sunday evening In
tha Aan CsgIn club house In
6hes8 kM
fsflmers fresh the army bar
fmkA 80 navy yard and the air
kase afsesnsea lhe dance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24

Perez Serves
Warrant On
John Blackwell

Johnny Blackwell was ar
rested by Bienvenido Perez
this morning on a warrant
charging operation of a
gambling house." The estab-
lishment is at the corner of
Southland and Margaret
streets. and there were no
patrons in the place al the
time of Perez's raid.
Blackwell was released un-
der $3.50 bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-24

Key West haa mloMa ouan
abis eIlmatn IN ans e@mn
txY. with awaNmmm
xanpa Ct onEV -
EahTsnhelk.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
Notice To Agents:

We are planning TO get the
PRESS TO you one day earlier.
for we believe such a move
will increase your sales in the
community. But we will have
your cooperation TO do this.
So we are asking you TO ar
range to mail US your news on
Thursdays and will reach our
office each Friday. If you will
do that. we will be able TO
work out a plan of reaching
you day earlier with your
news.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

Ell Dorado

Miles and Mrs. Matilda, 1914 F.
Miles were recent dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton. Mrs.
Milton entertained the Commun-
ity Club November 18th.
Rev, E. c. Cutter was a recent
overnight guest at the home of
Mrs. Pearlie McGehee. Mrs.
Mandie Boone, grandmother of
Mr., and Mrs. Boone spent two
weeks with recently, Mrs.
Louisiana Burl is on the sick
list. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brad
ford and family have moved from
1922 E. LIST to l0l6 Wilson.
Golden Star Court NO 100 will
meet December II for the pur-
pose of electing officers. Robert
Mitchell is on the sick list. Mrs.
Carrie Jones died Friday night
at the Sanctified Church while
singing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
TUcKE RMAN
Myrtle Person

Miss Dora Smith has returned
sasn a visit in Colorado. Mrs.
sSinal Harper has returned from
'saAsIsyville, Mo- where she visited
her siea brother. The Popular
t3iaff Choral Club rendered a
musical at st. Paul A. M. E.
s:huxsh Sunday night. Mines,
Sshe] Harper, Cornelious Robin
san end Christene Knowles us
s@red =, Mrs. Emma James
II Chicago is visiting her aunt,
1kfs. Myrtle Williams. Rev
T. T.. Shaw was a week END guest
AZ mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Rivers of
AAdd Knob. Mrs. Viola Con-
zsly Is on the sick list. Tucker
van Jr, Hi. School re-opened
,ionday with 81 per cent of its
.linmer enrolment present.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

Miss Veotis Lee was crowned
queen of Malvern High School,
November 49, Nazare Tippins,
captain of the football team
crowned the queen in ceremony
held in the High School Audit
orium, Tippins, the outstanding
player of the team set the pace
for the boys to score two touch
downs against Hot Springs in
the opening game Of the season.
With the same breath taking per-
Torrance he pulled the team
through several tight spots"
winning the affections of both
White and Colored fans. The
team stands All in the c. A. A.
Conference being topped only by
Dunbar and Texarkana. Mrs.
Burch, very active Deaconess of
First Baptist Church is home
on a brief visit from an extended
sojourn in California. Miss Ada
B. Wright, second honor win
ner of Malvern Hi and now a
student of Arkansas Baptist
College spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Wright. Mrs. L. D. Lee and
Mrs. c. V. Stevston attended the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
Newport

Mrs. Mary Hamburger has re-
turned from a six-week's visit
in Chicago with her husband. She
resumed duties as principal of
Post Oak School, Monday. j..
Rev, and Mrs. j. |. Branch of
Joplin, Mo, were Thanksgiving
guests of his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. w. F. Branch. Mr.. and
Mrs. II, c. Hurd shopped in
Little Rock Monday. Rev and
Mrs. D. c. Coleman, d. c. Cole
man, Jr., and Miss Mildred Cole
man of Albuquerque, New Mixico
spent a few hours here with
friends Friday. They were dim
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
don Reeves. Mrs. Hartense
Jones of Pine Bluff was Thanks
giving guest of her sister, Mrs.
Alvania Dukes and family.
Mrs. w. M. Lewis shopped in
Little Rock Tuesday. Rev J,
l.. Owens of Mexico, Mo-, spent
a few hours here Saturday with
his grandmother, Mrs. Lena O.
Henderson. Rev. N. l.. Dove
attended the extra session of the
A. M. f. General Conference in
Little Rock recently. viii
Adam and baby, Title Lee, have
returned from a short visit in
Rochester, N. Y. with relatives.
Mrs. A. v Smith is on the sick
list. Mr., and Mrs, Joe Wilson
and daughter, Kay, spent Sunday
in Hughes with her father and
friends. Mrs. Selona Reynolds
and children joined their bus
band and father in Los Angeles,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
Texarkana
Mrs. I. B. Marshall

st. James Sunday school met
Adams presiding. The Pastor
at y:45 A. M. with Supt J. A.
gave review of the lesson :.
Pastor A. Williams brought the
message at ll:U0 "A. M. The
Senior Choir sang with a new
pianist, Mrs. Ruth Fuller. :.
b. L. u. met at 600 +, M; Mr..
}. Conway, president. The
City Prayer Band met at the
Park Avenue Baptist Church
last Sunday. keV. and Mrs,
j. +. Anderson are the proud
parents OF a daughter born at the
Jamison Hospital. Mother and
baby are dong fine. Mrs
Fredonia Murchant is home from
Los Angeles, Calf. visiting rel
atives and friends. Rev. Dennis
Terrell is home after spending
several months in Colorado.
Mr.. Weber Roberts and family
are at home again from Los An
geles.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

California, Thursday. The Rey
nolds children were honored
with a party Wednesday at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Cicero
Pitman. They were recipients
of many useful gifts, Mrs. N.
A. Manly writes that the con-
dition of her father who is in
Conway remains unchanged.
Rev, M. Brunson, Rev, O. Bell
and Rev. N. l., Dove were honor
ed with a banquet Monday at
st. Paul A. NJ +. Church. In
spite of inclement weather a
large group from Auvergne and
Post Oak attended the banquet, E,
The jolly Strollers gave Bingo
party Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Albert Smith, Jimmy Lynch
won the IA pound turkey. Pro-
ceeds of the party aided Mrs. Iona
Oates in wiring the school at
Diaz where she is principal,
Mrs. Gladys Henderson was hon
Gree at a birthday party Friday
night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gfiffin She received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
The box supper at the First
Baptist Church was sponsored by
the Ushers instead of the Mis-
sionary Society as stated in last
weeks paper, = If you are in
terested in the Community Christ
mas tree call Mrs joe Anne Will
son, 4l6-J. Mrs. Pearl Pitts
accompanied her daughter, Mrs.
Annie Dupins to Oklahoma for
Thanksgiving with her son and
brother, John Earl Pitts and
wife. Dave Hare of Peoria,
HI, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
| Sylvester Halliburton Wednesday
Mrs. L. c. Steele spent the week
end in St. Louis on business.
| DEATH: Funeral services for
James Frazier were held Monday
at Phillips and Son Funeral Home
with Rev. N. l.. Dove eulogizing
Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta
King were held Thursday at st
Paul A. M, E, Church with Rev
| N. L. Dove officiating. Phillips
and Son in charge. Mrs. l.
M. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs
James Gross, Joe Henry Hender-
son attended the funeral of then
mother and sister, Mrs A King
| SCHOOL NEWS: BIocksl Blocks
Blocks for the gym! That's the
topic around ~ H. S. You should
see them. The boys broke the
record Tuesday by making loo
in a day Come down and sec
them make blocks. You'll enjoy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

it. =, Our school reported $22,70
in the Jr. Red Cross Drive. 5000
of this amount was reported by
the high school department. q.
The Choral Club presented a
request program for the Rotary
Club Friday with Miss M. O.
Tyler in charge, The Home Ec.
girls, Mrs. A. V, Smith, teacher,
served dinner, Reports are that
this was one of the best programs
to be presented to the club in re-
cent months. This group will
sing for the American Legion
December 18th. Have your
money ready when the paper
boy comes. Thank You.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

Lurene Watson

Sunday School conducted by
the superintendent, Bro. Nose
Butler. Sis. Matte Watson,
sister of the superintendent gave
an inspiring address. The Pas
tor delivered an inspiring SER
mon from Rev. 5:12; His text
was 1.-THE Worthy Jesus" i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Watson of
Kansas City, Mo, are visiting
their son and daughter, Mr., and
Mrs, Carl Watson. Mrs. Mamie
Grant of Marche is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Maceo Watson. Mrs.
Ora Mae Walters is reported to
be i'll. Mrs. Ollie and dau-
ghter, Johanna WInkler attend
ed the conference held at Bull
oek's Chapel.