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LEWES

MIR aud Mrs Molly g. Vaughn
and son. Billy of "DiXie-Dcl Farms"
are spending this week at their cot
tage in Rchoboth Beach.
Miss Barbara Ann Teal. daughter
ot Mr.. and Mrs William Teal Jr.,
who graduated from 81. Mary3
Hall al Darlington, y. j.. this
spring has accepted a position as
.cccptiOnist at ;hc Bcche Hospital
Mrs. Samuel p. phipps, was the for
mCr reCeptiOnist
Mrs Frederick G.. clifton ST.. has
returned home after spCndinS a
week in New Jersey and New York
with her s0n-in-laW and daughter.
Captain and Mrs Iustus Brodic
Naylor.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter l.. Bennett,
.Ir. are entertaining Mrs BCnnCtt'S s
hrOthCr-in-law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs. William {. Hcugh of Moat-
claim. y. j., at their beach cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wright Row
land and family have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Pat
tcrsOn and son. Robert .Ir. of
Trenton. y. j.. until after Labor
Day. Other house guests are Dr.
and Mrs. Francis Wayland and
their family of New York.
Mrs. GcOrg" \. Peck and son Ol
Richmond. Va, are spending some
time here with Miss Elizabeth "
\irdcn at her home ON Second ST
Mir. and Ms. Donald Tulloch ana
their children. Charles. Donald. h.
and Hush. of Chadd's Ford Pa. are
staying At their cottage on Lrwc$
Beach until after Labor Day.
The building owned by MIR
GforG" Layton of I.cWcs. on tho
corner of Mulberry and Churcl
Streets which in the past year,
has housed school and later
church. will undergo thorough
renovation into Il Wcll-rquippc(
kindcrcartcn. The rcmodclinG vii
include modern heating. adcuuat,
playground and bathroom fAcili
il"S and an emergency fire escape
Miss MarYlOu Willard. who ha
+ been appointed as teacher. vii
Grcn classes on October | OWN
IL the incrcasin" number of apuli
cations FOR enrolment into IA
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kindergarten. the President. Mrs.
Charles RiCkardS has announced
that Sept. | he set aS an expiration
Gate for registration. The class is
limited and there are hut few re-
manning vacancies. Since II Is the
aim of the Association to provide
prC-schoOl traininG for all children
i'll the community dcsir0us of tins
schooling. those names received
after the class is filled. viii be
placed on a waiting list and taken
in the order promptly on oct. |. IT
is necessary To get your rcelotra-
tion to the secretary, Mrs. Weston
Ellis without further delay.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
IcwcS Post, Il, American Legion.
To furnish application blanks and
assist all DISCHARGED enlisted men
of the l.cwcS community in filling
out the blank forms "Claim for
settlement unused Leave. IN"
post officers say they have plenty
ol these forms on hand. and that
they will assist applicants on Sep
temhcr and at s p. m. Appll-
Cants. they point out. should COM
pute unused leave and have with
them their original Discharge Ger
/ tiliCdtCS. or q phOtOStat or CCrtlllcd
copy of such DISCHARGE papers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schcll
and family OF Wilmington are visit
iGG at the Marshall cottage ON
I.cwcS Beach. Mrs. Schcll may he
remembered as the former Miss
sue Marshall daughter of Nr
Joseph l.. Marshall Of I.cwcs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. clifton
spent Sunday in BridgoviIlc aS the
guests of Mr.. Clilton's brother and
Sistcr-m~laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
+. Clifton.
Final details are being made t i,
week for the revived "BrcahWat"l
Swim" in the Delaware Break
water off LcWcs Beach ON Labor
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Grice of
Columbia. 5. c., are spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Matlack and Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Belts
Mrs. James Morris and daughter
Emily and son Dicky, MIS-. Earl
Webb and daughter. Earlene and
son. Earl were overnight guests of
Pfc. James Morris at Camp KilmCr.
New Jersey last week.
Mrs. Bessie Passier of Prospect
Park spent the week end with Mrs,
Edith Melvin and daughter, Mary.
Mrs. C. w. MittCn and sons of
Baltimore. Md, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ). Belts.
Mrs. Bertha Rogers has returned
home after IA visit in Short Hills,
New Jersey. Her sister. Miss Emma
Wagner and Mrs. Edith Brown ac-
COmpanicd her home for visit
The Laws Demonstration Cluh
enjoyed picnic ut the Milford
Playground, then at Dcrrickson's s
Restaurant for dinner on Thurs
day of last week.
Mr.. Ralph Sipple of Milton is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
{. l.. Sipple this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Roosa Of Mil
ford were Sunday visitors of Mrs
! |. W. Belts, ST.
Herbert J. Dodd of +. Orange
y. j.. is spending Il two weeks Nacd-
ton with his wife at her mothers
home here.
Mrs. W. W. Wilson and Mrs j. &
GcrOw entertained at dinner a
} their RchOhOth home last WCdncs
day, Mrs. Jeanette b. Dodd. SylIi;
! and Watson DOdd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Matlacl
! were recent visitors at Atlanti,
ity. New Jersey.
Several parties were given I,
Melva Jane Bradford in honor q
her birthday Miss Mildred Cover
dale entertained Mclva Jane. Char
l0ttc and Mary Ann Lindalc. ant
James Bradford at dinner in Ocean
City. Md. Monday evening. Mrs
Elizabeth Bradford entertained Il
a dinner party for her daughter
Wednesday evening she was givcl
a farwcll party. as she is soon I,
leave for Danville. Virginia. whcr
she will resume her studies a
Stratford College.
Mrs. Alice Covcrdalc. Miss Mil
dred Coverdalc and Charlotte Lin
dale mOtorcd to Chester. Sunday
to convey their wishes to Miss Ca
.. thcrine Mcguire. Mrs. COvcrdalc'
niece who was celebrating he
, birthday.
! Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson ha
, returned home after spending las
week in Camden. ~ j.. and Ne
, York City.
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Day, With judges selected and
host OF handsome prizes offered to
contestants by Lewes organizations
and individual patrons. The contest
which will be held on Monday will
climax : holiday week end of swim
ming events. the first being the
state championship swimming meet
Sunday morning Oft RehobOth
Reach. Raymond II. Atkins. chair
man of the Lcwes water pageant ON
ahor Day. sponsored by towns
Chamber of Commerce. has an
the Judges. They include, Mayor II.
Edward Maull. Capt. Thomas j.
Nirdcn, retired Lewes pilot; Post
master Alton l.. Brittingham. who
is also president of the Chamber OF
commerce: Daniel &. II. Littleton.
col {. b. Shafler of Rehohoth.
chairman of the RchOhoth event
the preceding day. is also invited to
h, Il visiting judge at LcwcS. Hand
some prizes offered include sill
yer trophy donated by the Hcnlo-
pen Motor company for the winner.
Other LeWes organizations and
firms who will contribute prizes
are: First prize for the girl cOntes-
tants, The o. l.. Thompson Jcwelry
Company; second prize by the
Icwcs Hardware Company; third
rrizc by Louis Walsh of the Anc-
lCrs Restaurant. The Chamber of
commerce is offering additiOna
cash ll.iZrS They will hC "a $40
award 10 the winner of first prize
80 to the second: $40 to the third
and 81 to every finiShcr in the race
An invitation has been extended tC
al good swimmers from the Army
ranks at nearby Fort Miles. The
Judges will so out on the course il
tie cabin cruiser of Charles
Horn. .Ir. the "Bluc Hen" ant
other motor craft will he offered
inCludinG Il special one for mem
hcrs of the press covering tn
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HighIights of Regular Army EnIistments

i. Enlistments for IA. 2 or ;
years. 1-year enlistments permitted
for men now in the Army with or
more months of service)
2. Enlistment age from l8 to 80
year, inclusive (l7 with parents
consent) except for men now in the
Army, who may reenlist at any age,
and former service men depending
on length of service.
3. A recnlistment bonus of $50
for each year of active service since
such bonus was last paid, or since
last entry into service, provided
reenlistment is within months
after last honorable discharge.
4. A furlough for men who re-
enlist within 20 days. Full details Of
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BENNETT WINS OUT IN
CONTEST FOR LEVY COURT
Continued from first pageD


Levy Court CommisSioner-IsaaC
Leroy Smith. Greenwood, and Fred
orick Eayton Bennett, Milford.
Clerk of the Peace-William f..
Thompson, Lewis, and Norman II.
Scott, Bridgeville.
Register of Wills-Louis V. Hit
Chens, Laurel, and John Elwo0d
Jones, Georgetown.
Recorder of Deeds-Elbert w.
Lynch. Seaford. and Raymond L.
Ringler. Selbyville.
Shcriif-Cyrus p. Wheatley. Lau-
rel. and Leroy NJ. Mitchell, Laurel.
COrOner-Samucl J. Wilson. Mill
ton. and William I. Conway,
Greenwood. the incumbent.
State Senator, First District
Thomas Peter Hansen, near
Bridgeville and Leon c. Bulow
Bridgeville.
Third District-F'rcd l.. Ward,
laurel, and Ebe West. Laurel.
Fifth District-Oscar II. War
rington. Lewes. and John r. Hit
chens, Georgetown.
Representatives First District
Cedar Creek HundredD. W. Frank
lin Dawson, Lincoln and William
Truitt Webb. near Milford.
Second District Upper Nanti-
coke and Northwest Fork Hun
Greds)-Ioscph +. Evans. neal
BridcevilIc. and Zcd Clark. Green
wood
Third District east and West
S'caford and South NanticOke Hun
drcds) Leland S. White. ScafOrd
and Republican in doubt because Of
tied primary election.
Fourth district: BROAD Creel
Hundred Walter T.. COnaway, neal
Laurel, and William l.. James
blades.
Fifth district: 0.ittle Creek Hun
dreH Leon A. Bailey. Dclmar, ant
Cyrus Lewis. Laurel.
Sixth district: Upper and lowe
DacshOro and GumbOro Hundred
Orvillc Lavficld. Jr.. DagsborO. an,
James Collins. DaGsboro.
Seventh district: (Baltimor
HTndred Willis w Hudson. Selhv
willie. and Everett Gray. SelbyvillC
Eighth district: Gndian Rive
IIundreO Willard NJ. Webb. nca
Angola, Lester v Burton. Oak Or
Chard
Ninth district: Georgetown hun
drcd Paul A. Richardson. an
George T. Lynch, Jr.. both c
GEORGETOWN
Tenth district: (RrOadkill. Lcwc
and RChobOth Hundreds) Elmer .
HaStin"s. near Wilton. and Marti
l.. Black near Milton.
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other furlough privileges can he ob-
tanned from Recruiting Officers.
B. Mastering out pay based upon
length OF service) to all men who
are discharged to reenlist.
6. Option to retire at half pay
for the rest of your life after 20
years service increasing to three
quarters pay after 30 years service
All previous active federal military
service counts toward retirement
Z. CT Bill of Rights benefits az
sured for mon who enlist on or before
October s, 1916.
8. Choice of branch Of service
and overseas theatcr (of those still
open) on 3-ycar enlistments.
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MONTHLY
RETIREMENT
INCOME AFTER:

20 Yeors' 30 Yeurs'
Service Service
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Mrs. Daniel j. Murphy the form
cr Miss Edna Moore. has arrived at
the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Clifford L. Trader, after being
a patient for several weeks at the
Abingdon Memorial Hospital, Alb
ington. Pa. Mrs. Murphy underwent
an eye operation.
Mrs. Nellie Jackson of Whining
ton is the house guest of her
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest :. Ratlcdge and children at
their home on Dewey Avenue.
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NEW PAY SCALE

In Addition 70 Clothing. Food.
lodging, Medical ond pentoI
Care.
In addition 10 peY shown et
right: 7o7. Increase for Ssrvics
Oversees. 5o% IL Member OF
Flying or Glider Crews. 81. In
crease in Pay for Each J Years
OF Service.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
to all our relatives and friends for
their floral offerings and acts of
kindness during the illness and
death of my wife and our mother,
also to Rev. Wright and pallbcar-
ers. Husband. Geo. II. Hall; Sons
and Daughters. 1tp
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REDEEM

There will be Sunday School
services at McColleys Church Sun
day morning at 1000 A. NJ. Pres
ton Donovan. Sup't.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
were "Wednesday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rust and son.
Lester. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson and daughter were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rust.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Donovan
and family spent Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bur
ton
Classified adds gets results.
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NOW, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
THE ARMY HAS A
GOOD JOB FOR YOU!
NoN-coMMIssI0NED GRADES NOW OFFERED
TO FORMER ARMY ocCUPATI0NAL SPECIALISTS

COOP jobs in commissioned g,adcs being
offered by the Regular Army qualified former sevicemen
Veterans discharged after May ~, 10 -, who enlist
reen for years may be enlisted in the commissioned
grade for which qualified provided this grade is not higher
than that held at time of discharge and provided that at least
months of former service Of 100 designated military
occupatonal spccalte5 in which enlistment desired
Important, Interesting Jobs open in hundreds of skis
and trades in the Army, with splendid training and educational
advantages! These in addition t" free food housing cloth
ing, medical and dental care, low-cos insurance.
There's adventure travel, cIucalon and prohaln
future in this vital realistic profession Get full details your
nearest Army Recruiting Station.
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for fall vacation are the H. r.
Wrights, the Ed Browns and the
r. B, Davlses, N, r, Roach is
also included in the party. :.
Our sympathy goes to Ed Brown
in the passing of his brother. :.
Sympathy is also extended to
Mrs, Webster of Walnut Street,
who suffered the same loss. &.
Congratulations are in order for
Mrs. Sallie Robinson who has
built an upper and lower back
porch to her High Street home.
Many friends have greeted Miss
Elphernia Roach who has been
vacationing in Chicago. The
D'ooly twins are all smiles over
receiving the Gloria Downs twin
prize. Said prize was a bank
for each, which is just about half
filled with money. Mrs. r.
l.. Laws of Texarkana, Texas,
was in Hot Springs Wednesday
on business. F.. Our congratula-
tons go to the r. L. Johnsons
who are the proud parents of a
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members of the Interdenomina-
tional Ministers Alliance were
guests of this affair with the Rev.
S. N. Clark of Little Rock and
DR.. P. l.. Johnson, presiding elder
OF the Ft. Smith District as out
of town guests. The social func-
ton of this organization is Gan
Annual Dinner" in celebration
of each anniversary. Those pres
ent were Rev. and Mrs. w. A.
Wagner, Rev. and Mrs. S. King,
Rev. and Mrs. G.. II. Steward.
Rev. and Mrs F. Neal, Rev. and
Mrs. J. F Hawkins, Rev. and Mrs.
M. Roberts, Rev and Mrs. w. S.
Ferguson, Rev and Mrs. J. C.
Crier, Rev and Mrs. J. B. Shum-
pert, Rev and Mrs. C. s. Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. N. Nance, Rev. and
Mrs. Watson, and Rev. j. b. Web
ster Officers of the organization:
Mrs. |. j. Shumpert, president:
Mrs, V. Wagner, vice president;
Mrs. F. King, secretary; Mrs. f.
Watson, assistant secretary; Mrs.
c. Ferguson, treasurer; Mrs. f.
Steward, chaplain: Mrs. M. Rob
erts, assistant chaplain; Mrs. |.
Robinson, chairman of Sick COM
mittee; Mrs. f. Nance, co-chair-
man of sick committee: Mrs. f.
Smith, r. NJ, chairman of pro-
gram committee; Mrs. L. D. Haw-
kins, co-chairman of program
committee and pianist. The
fourth and last quarterly con-
ference for this conference year
was held at Quinn Chapel A. M.
f. Church by the presiding elder,
DR.. p. l.. Johnson. Sunday. q.
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL: Pre-
coded by a musical opening which
included two selections by the
Glee Club, Rev. J. F. Hawkins,
pastor of the Ninth Street Bap-
fist Church, addressed the student
body October A. His subject was
1.-THE Lamps of a Christian Edu-
cation and according to his
speech those lamps are Truth,
Memory, Sacrifice, Power, Beauty
and Life. His text was Matthew
SIG. Remarks were given by c.
M. Greene, principal This pro-
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FORT SMITH
Sol Starks

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Brewster,
Mrs. Mamie Brewster, S. Car
GER and niece, Juanita Kirk of
milwaukee,. Wisconsin, are visit
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Jennings and friends, Mrs. Mag
gle Evering and Mr.. and Mrs
West Brown Ezra Gill was
sailed to Detroit, Michigan, on
account of the illness of a bro
ther. Mrs. Emma Whitfield is
hsving for Oklahoma CITY. Okla
The district Singing Union met
ut Mission Point Baptist Church
Member~ If First Baptist Church
viii be host to the State Conven-
hor. Tho church auditorium is
being rer'ired. The Morning
star r"-tist Church of Musko-
gre. Oklahoma, motored here
sunday morning for a farewell
program at st. James Baptist
Church, honoring the pastor, Rev.
C. A. Perry. The following
ehoirs participated. Morning Star,
Muskogee; Pilgrim Rest, Van
Buren,; st. James and Ninth Street
Baptist, Fort Smith. The King
Solomon Trustee Board spon-
Dred a rally in the form of a
Mock Convention recently, rails
ing s51700. Quartets from Kan
sas City and Spiro, Oklahoma,
furnished music. King Solo
mon BTU just closed a very
successful training course super
vised by Mrs. Willie D. Jackson.
This course will continue in Dec
ember. The Twin City Hospi-
tal Guilds general business meet
ing was held September 25th at
the hospital with Mrs. Trent pre-
siding. The following officers
were elected for 1946-47: Presi-
dent, Mrs, Emma Daniels; vice
president, Mrs. Ida B. Reede;
secretary, Mrs. Isabelle Bass; as
sistant secretary, Mrs. Emma
Pyles; treasurer, Mrs. V. B. Jones:
chaplain, Mrs. Mary Moppins. All
indies who are not members of
any guild are asked to join of the
IL units. The Minister'S
Wives Alliance of Fort Smith,
Van Buren, and vicinity celebrat-
Ell its second anniversary Satur-
day at 8 p. m. in the King Solo
mon Church's cafeteria. The
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MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

FOOTBALL~Coach- Prof. S.
f. Brellocks, Dermott and Con-
way, Captain; Narare Static"
Tippins. Outstanding players,
Static Tippins, quarterback;
right end, Perry Whitlow, Jr.;
left end, Chester Lock; right half,
James Williams; right guard,
Fred Gillette, left half, Jesse
Smith: center J. r. jackson: left
guard, William H. Thomas; full
back, Reuben Morgan; right
guard, Herbert l.. Beard, and
others will be mentioned next
week. As we go to press NAL
vern is proud of their two sue
cesses: First Hot Springs, then
through Camden. Scores, 1910,
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Ea. DORADO
r. c. Gutter
800 Miles st.


SIR Holmes Of Greenville, |
Exss., spent the weekend at the
kxrne of Mr., and Mrs, c, w
NGyore, Mr.. Holmes is a pro-
.eressive business man with many
yAars of experience. While in
- city he motored to Monroe
a. accompanied by Mrs. Olivia
ksrnes and Mrs. c. w. Moore
WTsife there they visited with
hrs. Miles and Mrs. Mildres
DCyfe, who now resides in Los
Angeles, Calf, They stopped at
ferce's Pharmacy for refresh
merits also. The Matron's Art
Club met at the home of Mrs. b
X Redmond on f and B ST., with
Mra r. B. Graham, presiding
Tins was an Art meeting and
kr1 3. d. Hill directed the pro-
gram, Table Manners" and
C0zrtorts for Others" were high
Nights OF discussion. Members
present were Mesdames c. B.
Tate. L. jefferson, R. B, Graham
Il D. Hill, ]. Rainey, H. Peter
Eu, L. Dryver, Little oJann, O.
barney, B. r. Redmond and r
D1mmng. Rev. VIM. P. Mitchell
~ Newark, N. j., was called to
ssscnd the funeral of his moth
~, ako her daughter, Mrs. Clara
ssaasiss of Augusta. Mr.. Free
Eian Of San Francisco, Calf, is
aiFrFy to be home visiting rela-
hves and friends. Mrs. Lucy
Wcstly. 817 Union left for Port
land, Orego, and other points on
the west coast, Rev. f. c. Cut
Ter viii make visit to Magnolia
IN the 23rd Of October, LOOKING
after the interest of the STATE
PRESS and X. of P. Lodge. ;.
Hr. ord Mrs. Andrew Williams
from Champaign, H., were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Rowland. They motored to Mis-
assippi Monday. Mrs. Amy
Lee from Los Angeles, Calf.
was the week guest TO Mr.. and
Hrs. Andrew Williams. She left
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1877 respectively. Camden play
ed Malvern an interesting game
but we are sorry. Next, FL Do
RADIO, there. We report two
death: First Baptist Deacon
Charles Barker of East Malvern
and Brother Cap Hill Funerals
to be arranged. Mrs. Lucille
Cook of West Malvern recently
returned from a five week visit
in Chicago with her aunt and
brother. Mrs. Ode Williams
and children spent last weekend
in Little Rock visiting her sister,
Mrs. Annie Jones. Sgt. Meche
Daley of the U. S. Army spent
Tuesday of last week with the
Mattocks.
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for st. Louis, Mo, where she will
visit relatives, The Missouri
Pacific Boosters Club is to eele-
brate its Annual Celebration at
Lees Chapel A, M, f, Church
October 27th, This is also the
4th quarterly conference. A
thousand people are expected.
Rev. z. z. Dryer, pastor. :. Mrs,
Claude Payne of Chicago has
been visiting her mother, Miss
Alene Bradford Of 603 Brewster
Ave-, and her daughter, little
Mable Aline. Miss Naomi King
left for Mound Bayou, Miss Mon
day to begin her work in the
Bayou High School as CONNER
cial instructor. The Union
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baby daughter born September
%, The baby was named for its
mother donnie Leg and weigh
Cd 8 pounds. The Halle q.
Brown Club met October End at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Thelma Quinn, I'll Pleasant st.
The popularity contest ended
with Mrs. Janet Strickland, the
winner, reporting the sum of
$l0l05, A visiting friend, Mrs.
f, Bergman of Baton Rouge,
La, played several classical piano
selections, Choir No. | Of Hav-
en- Methodist Church will hold
its annual tea at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Lewis, 3l2
Pleasant Street. 3. The Rev. A. r.
Pickett will deliver the Found
ers Night address at Haven Meth
odist Church October 23rd. f. S.
STEVENSON is founder of the Lea
que. Outstanding Baptists are
expected here in a few days to
attend a convention which will
be held at Eureka Baptist Church,
A financial campaign has been
launched by the pastor and men,
bers of St. Paul Baptist Church
for the erection of a new build
ing. The PTA of Douglass
School met last Thursday and
enjoyable games were featured.
The pressure of the aspiring G.
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Star Singing Convention met at
Mt Olive Baptist Church the
fifth Sunday Mrs. Yola Rob
erson of Rt, | underwent a seri-
Gus operation in the Warner
Brown Hospital. She is resting
well at present. Her daughter,
Miss Ida B, Robertson, Is here 10
see her from Chicago, Ill Our
school is going on fine under the
leadership of Prof. S M. Griffin
Deacon John Green, born 1864,
fell lead Monday, Sept. 30, after
a visit to his son who was shot
and killed. Mr.. Green was a mem
Der of Little Bethel Baptist
Church and a member of the
Mason Lodge.
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came to town; he left, and then
she left. Wonder if they are in
California, The money was
given to one greyheaded politi-
clan and his little politicians are
still mad because he has not paid
them. . . Did you see the glamor-
Gus lady kiss the preacher at the
banquet the other night? Ha, Ha,
Ha. What next?
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gram was sponsored by the Stu
dent Council. 1t was an
neunced Friday that the Lost and
Found Department is open and
articles lost or found on the school
campus are to be reported to the
Student Council. The Annual
Musical Revue viii be presented
October 23rd at p. m. The
library is open daily and STU
dents wishing to check out books
may do so between the hours of
$40 a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
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I. candidates for public offices, I
predict, will cause the Negro of
Hot Springs to share many city
improvements before next April
thus the Negro can not help but
appreciate the G.. Is for this.
Congratulations go to l.. Simpson
70 rthe fine brick job that he has
recently done on his children's
house. SOME GOSSIP: She
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Hot springs
GLORIA DOWNS
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Mrs. Owen Smith is much rest
ed from her extended northern
vacation. The Louie Harrises
Of Silver Street have added a new
breakfast room to their house,
The interior is painted red and
white. Geo Washington, pop
ular bachelor of Hot Springs, has
built by his own hands, a modern
kitchen cabinet. Off to Benzell