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Marriage License
Applications

Under D, C. laDs, couples must
apply tor marriage License On
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Edward w. Lyons. 81, 1442 St ne. and
Alma Ina EOhlnson ~ 1871 e,n 9h St ne
St. NV. and I'd Mary ~ ]. Altemus, Is, 6225
18th st. NV
Louis H; MgcChesneyy 2l; 2,ll;,5, 1905 18th s. s
Elmer ner'sS s Maguire Ma aT. 90, aas aand st NV,
and Mary P. Brooke. IL, 1888 14th st.
Francis H. Tubman, 40 Mount Holly. Va.
,r,M and Virginia W: Headley,o 80: Lake. Va.
and Mamie E. Banks. 80, 14ol Colum-
Henry |; Barcum, %, ,,1llO7 Stevens I'd.
clayton on Morsan. Nor jr., 2s, 200 L ST. NV,
Harold Il Jackson, 81, 111l5 6 St, ne,
and Marjorie Hampton, %, 12s Florida
Thf2s95s bo5R of & s and g. Hester
R0sn ana borSthy Ws0p M m Boudrcf PATS IS So s s
Robert A.. Peter, 56, 1920, 10th st. NV.
ana Edith Denham' 45, 10"S connecti-
Robert L. Farrow, 30, 1748 Swami st. NV,
and Mabel G. H. Harris, SO, l21s 4th
Sherwood D. Rodman. 81. 49o1 Newport
ave, NV, and Lexie NJ. Ashe. 81, 471O
Eddie, NJ Holmes, 81, "a Myrtle st. ne,
and a66 y Mae l. L; Harper 49, 1891 Northamp-
Wesley E Lundeen, %, 1417 Park rd. NV,
and Eleanor R. Johnson, 23, Arlington
Victor u. Frediani, 2e. .s24 Rittenhouse st.
NV, and Norma V, Wilson, 81, so
Quincy p!, nc.
william H, NARROW 20, 200 18TH st. ne,
vacent nd Nfs f. sehkns Ru:s r. 80 sos A5s'pn 54s p
and Charlotte E. w. Rich, 81, sl21a
Robert A. Groves. 80, East Arlington. vt,
1od. 2nd MNsrgYaret W. Townsend 4o' New
william T. Martyr, 81. oil 18th st. ne,
and Lillian NJ. Boudreau, 20, 207 18th
Shelton owens, 81. 1910 9TH st. NV, and
Felicia, j: Burton, 2l, Wake Hall, 2Ist
and Oklahoma ave. ne.
Kenneth E. Jones, ir., 81, 316 Ridge I'd.
Sc, and Mary c. Overstreet, 23, 211 T
Frank r, Bork 5s. $50 1ngraham st. NV,
and Lucille A. Roberts, "a, Oklahoma
Willard A. Freckette, 81, 1903 N st. NV,
Raymond w Boltoro, ir, 81, 633 A ST. ne,
and Margaret E. Wheeler II, 504 3rd
Raymond r. Drew 90, 616 Maryland ave
ton Farms, va
Alfred F. Barghausen. jr,. 81. 1920 18th
sas5 st, Sc s St and Jeanne L. Sanford 49,
Andrew M. Herman, 3s, and Ruby E.
Johnson 26' both Of 715 Tewkesbury
Virgil S. Johnston. %. Hopewell. Va. and
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Margaret L. Davenhauer. 90. 5l34 Full
ton st. NV.
M'llard F. Barnette. 81. al5 Emerson St
NV; and Edna J. Mccown. 10, 1915
Sanders W. Mattox. a5, Boiling Field,
and Anne M. Athey. 22, 155 Daring
ton st. s.w.
Bennett olshaker. "a, 5s1e 4th st. NV,
aand and Thelma A. Abramson, 20, 5000
Francis H. Hancock, 90. o031 F st. NV.
and Hazel M. Brook, ,3, Arlington.
Basil r. Entwistle. "a. and Jean O.
Barker, 80, both of 2419 Massachusetts
ave. NV.
James L. Anderson, 20. Annapolis, Md.
and Mary L. Jones, 16. zoos 9th St.
Walter M. Holcik, 33, 500 North capito,
St, and Martha L. Purviance, 20, 145l
Park rd NV.
George w Mattem. Denver, Colo, and
Wanda E. Chenoweth, 23, 631S Utah
william j. seay. sr.. Al. sos 9th st. s.w.
and Elizabeth D. Loomis, 2S, Arlington
Va.
J. T. Henderson. 81, Fort Belvoir, Va and
,, Emma Williams. p, 1929 4th st. NV.
bury, 80, both Of Baltimore.
Rockville.
Charlie F. Williamson, 27. Fort Meade.
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Jon NJ Presley. %, Washington. and Mar
jorie v, Monroe; %. Chevy Chase, Nd;
Predmore 81, both Of Silver Spring, Md
Robert S. Grogg. %. Gaithersburg, Md
and Nellie v. Poole, "a, Germantown
Md
Thomas A. Marraffa 90, Washington, and
Olga M. Rasmussen. 20, Kensngton,
Md
Antonio J. Ciafrei, 80, and June Connor,
10. both of Trenton, N. j.
Rush F.. Young, "a. and Laura jenkins,
q, both of Trenton, NJ J.
Roderick D. Watson, AS. and M Angela
Alfred F. Kandlbinder, 2S, Bethesda, Md,
and Marie Ball, 20, Washington.
huFeGe Ruby Moore ole s. s. eTeensboro, N ae
! Oden NJ. Baughman, 45. Colmar Manor,
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Md, and Ruby G. Mayberry, AZ. Lynch
burg. Va.
Leroy v. Altz, jr., %, New York City
N. Y, and Ruth A, Emich. 20, Wyn-
wood, Pa.
Harry B. McInnis 80. Silver Spring Nd
and Bette Belle Barry, 27, Guthrie
Okla.
Jean Austin. Il, Arlington. Va
Frank Piccirillo, 20, and Martha Ban
mister, 27. both OF Newark, N J.
Paul P. Tice, 80, and Geraldine L. A.
Fillmore. "A, both of Chicago
Charles T.. Fields. 90, Washington. and
Justine Sherman, "a, Cabin John, Md
Richard Burdette, "a, Germantown, Md.
and Ethel L. Kline, 10, Damascus. Md.
Gordan, A. Evans 20, Philadelphia, and
Charlotte L. Moore, Fl. Fort Belvoir,
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
oKoLoNA
Mrs. Zela Gill

Pfc. James Bucnanna, son Of
Mrs. Mary Woodbury. of Wash
lngton has been discharged from
the Army at Jefferson Barracks,
Mo- after more than 33 months of
service. He and his wife, the for
mer Miss Lena Mae Woodberry
of Okolona will return to Wash
ington. Sgt. Andrew H. Della
mar of Henderson, Texas, vet
eran who saw service overseas,
got warm welcome from his
aunts, Mrs. Viola Anderson and
Mrs. L. Bell, and from other
friends here. After delightful
trip to st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Katie
Lewis and daughter, Johnnie,
have returned home. During their
stay they were entertained by
many friends. Baby Conney j.
Walton, daughter of Mrs. L. II.
Walton, will celebrate her third
birthday March II at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. II. Fl. Simmons.
The Okolona Tigers avenged a
previous defeat at the hands of
Washington, at Okolona Tuesday,
February 18th. Score, IT.. .
The Tigers played Menifee and
Fordyce February 18th and 10Th.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
FORT SMITH
Sol Starks

Miss Glayels Titchner and An
drew Gilbert were married Feb
ruary 10th. S/Sgt. Claude
Titcher, brother of Mrs. Gilbert
was her weekend guest recently.
He is spending 9O-day furlough
after which he will return to
Fort Leavensworth, Kansas for
re-assignment. S/Sgt. John B.
Howell and wife of Chicago, Ill.
are visiting his mother and grand
father, Mrs. Irene Howell and
]. B. Stearns. They will spend
two days in McAlister, Oklahoma
with his father, P. L. Howell be-
fore returning home. He saw
service in the South Pacific.
Mrs. Samuel Smith of Peoria
Illinois visited Mrs. Edward Ste
ward and the Sparks family. She
enjoyed several parties and met
host of friends. The Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Ministers ALI
ance of Fort Smith, Van Buren,
and vicinity will install officers
at Mallalieu Methodist Church
300 N. 9th Street, Fort Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
THE DUNBAR
SPOTLIGHT

The Girls Council held its
first meeting of the semester. on
February |. 1t furnished re-
freshments for the 7B parents
recently, sponsored a new paper
basket for the teachers rest
room, and stressed appropriate
light for reading for girls.
Tuberculin tests were admins
tered February 5.
Specifications for a retaining
wall on the campus have been
completed and are ready for bids.
Negro rock masons who are in
terested in this work will please
see Mr.. Christophe, the principal,
at once.
A Typhus and Rat Control
program conducted by the City
Health Department will be offer
ed to the senior high school and
the Junior college, the assembly
committee announces. DR.. Vim.
P. Scarlet, medical director of
the City Health Department
states that Typhus Control man
has been loaned to the city by the
U. S. Public Health Service to
conduct program. For a num-
Der of years he has supervised
such a program in most of the
states in this region, and has made
speeches in high schools to OBJ
tain the cooperation of the citi-
zens in Kidding the community of
rats. In his talks, Mr.. Hunt de-
scribes Typhus, its method of
spreading from rats to men
through fleas, and explains how
everyone can assist in breaking
the chain of contact.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
ASHDOWN
Kathryn Yvonne Taylor

The Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday
School opened at 9;45 with Supt.
Clarence Taylor at his post. Glass
No. 7 won the banner. $3.50 was
raised. Church service was
well attended. The pastor preach
ed stirring sermon, subject,
THE Love of Jesus. Miss
Aggie Lee Brooks a former teach
er of Little River County Training
School visited friends here last
week. Pvt, John C. Gulley is
home again after spending two
years overseas. g.. E.. The Church of
God in Christ is running a sue
cessful meeting. Mr.. and Mrs,
Bud j. Mills are the proud par
ents of baby boy, James Ed
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Edd Wright of Mt. Vernon, Ken
lucky are here visiting relatives
and friends. =. w. L. Hughes is
on the sick list. Did you know
that c. Turner cried because the
teacher scolded her. Wonder
who is going to win the battle
between M. A. B. and M. l.. w.
c. l.. G.. needs to get on the
ball with T. Brimner because
0. M. M. has got him and gone.
c. Richard is strictly on the ball
with j. H. M. B. W. needs to
get on the ball with E. r. G..
because V. d. got him. WANT
ED: a boy friend for A. B. She
is wild over A. G. B. ]. T.,
H. H. and S. S. are on the beam.
E. l.. H. doesn't know whether
to turn to J. R., T. B. or A. c.
=. Please somebody give r. L. S.
some advice.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

Miss Mabel p. Fields left Sun
day for Columbus, Georgia. -,
Watson Bryant of Chicago, Ill.
and Mrs. Willie Shaw of Long
view, Texas are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Matte Drawhome. .
Mrs. T. p. Johnson was given a
surprise birthday party February
18th by the members of First
Baptist Church. w. l. Nc
Clendon and Carl McClendon,
brothers of Mrs. O. w. Highshaw
were visitors the 18th and 18th,
both having been recently dis
charged from the armed forces.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie c. Goodar
and son left Friday for Dallas,
Texas where they plan to make
their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jones of Camden
visited Mrs. M. N. Lewis who is
i'll at her home on Broadway
Street. Mrs. Birda Wilkins is
up after six weeks illness.
Mrs. Frank McCue, Jr. of Detroit,
Michigan is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Walker. .
William Weaver visited relatives
last week. J. L. Robinson has
returned from the hospital in
Little Rock. -. John D. Harris,
son of Mrs. Lola Harris has re-
turned from overseas. Mrs.
Irene Alexander of Detroit, Michi-
gan is visiting relatives. Mrs.
Lula CASTOR of Good Home visited
Mrs. M. N. Lewis Sunday, also
Mrs. M. S. Legrande.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
EMMETT
Dave Evans, Jr.

Leo Evans of this city who has
been discharged from the Army
recently left for Rockford, III.
after spending a while with his
wife and parents. There he will
visit Miss Rosa Lee Evans and
Lewis Evans, his sister and bro
ther. Deary Lawson, James
Reed and julius Caesar Lawson
visited the district tournament at
Nevada County Training School,
Rosston, February 18th. The
st. Paul Baptist Church under
the leadership of their most eff
Gent pastor, Rev. L. S. Derdon,
is making rapid progress toward
the Identification of their church.
The installation of gas is one of
the many improvements. Mrs.
Kitty Harris, Mrs. Lulu Black,
and Misses Oracle and Mary Lee
Watson are on the sick list. /.
We are proud to report that Mrs.
Mary G. Reggans and Mrs. Ophe-
liza Lawson are up and doing
nicely after a brief illness. :.
Arthur Pennington and Miss
Junis Ozell Muldrow were quietly
married Sunday evening Febru-
airy 18th at 6 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Muldrow. The brides
uncle, Rev. r. j. Muldrow read
the ceremony. If anyone has
any news that you would like
published, please give it to the
paper boy when he delivers your
paper.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
LTD I'll" i" r F.
|ARouhap [ogk.
Phone $685.
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs E. L. Edwards 1911 W. 23rd Street and Mrs Ida L.
Dove 904 Park Street. special guests Valentine
luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. Hicks AZ Tuxedo
Courts given in honor Of Mrs Hicks mother Mrs Fannie
Pate of Eudora Recent visitors from Cleveland Ohio
Mrs l.. Croker and Mrs H. c. DuBose founder and
of the Colonial Rug and Window Drape shop and mother and
sister of Mrs Naomi Ashmore 270 Center Two little grand
children of Mrs, Holly DuBose Vivian Anne and Holly Mar
tin entertained by local children Those entertaining
the visitors Mrs Lillian Rivers 17l2 Brown Mr. and
Mrs Cottrel Ashmore 420 W. 18TH Mrs Mary Ashmore and
family 8l3 Vne N Little Rock, Mrs Anna Peterson, 2705
Center and Mr. and Mrs James Braeme 239 Cross On their
return to Cleveland they accompanied by Mrs Crock
er nephews Samuel and Martin Rivers who their
way Boston University and Boston Music Conservatory
respectively scholarships received because of army
vice Sam and Martin stopped in Cleveland for while
and dinner guests of their twin aunts Mrs Lena Dixon
and Daisy Dawson
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22

the following Sublime Princes Of
the Royal Secrets as Grand Oh
GERS of the Grand Consistory
Louisiana of the Ancient and A
cepted Scottish Rite of Freemas=
onry for the ensuing year: George
King, Jr., Illustrious Commander
in Chief; Clarence Richards, First
Lieutenant; Theodore A. Will
liams, second lieutenant; Curtis
Pipkins, minister of justice; Roma
J. Raymond, minister of dis
patches; James Gray, treasurer;
Clarence Narcisse, hospitallier,
Robert Goston, master of en-
land Milton Kelso, captain
of the guards.
Appropriate remarks were
made by Grand Commander
George Longe concentrating
the one hundred and thirty-third
anniversary of the Grand Con-
sistory of Louisiana and charged
the Princes Of the Royal Secrets
to forever seek the truth and the
royal secret as Grand Masonic
Knights of Scottish Freemasonry.
All of the Inspector Generals,
Grand Officers of the Grand
Consistor yof Louisiana and the
visiting thirty-second degree ma
sons after the installation repair
ed to the festive board where
banquet was served honOrir
the one hundred thirty-third al
niversary Of the Grand Consist
ory.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
STEPHENS
Mrs. Henrietta Blake

Cpl. Junious Green has received
an honorable discharge after
three years of service with more
than two years overseas in Burma,
India and China. He is now visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Mollie
McGraW and his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Carter are the proud parents of
baby girl. Mrs. Mary Bailey
spent last weekend in Emmett
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
Richardson. j. E.. Mrs. Lillian Green
of Camden spent few days with
her grandmother, Mrs. Viola Wat
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Pace
shopped in Camden last week. !.
Mrs. Jett Hunt and daughter, Mrs.
Aline Todd and Mesdames Emma
Lee johnson and Katherine Car
rol have been i'll with "flu" but
are improving. CHI U RICH
NEWS: The Joy Belle Glee Club
of Chichester rendered a program
at st. James AME Church Feb
ruary l4th. Regular service
was held at St. James AME
Church February l4th. Regular
service was held at St. James
AME Church February 10th with
Rev. j. H. Blake in charge of the
morning and evening services as
sisted by Rev. J. H. Todd and Rev.
W. M. Carol of St. Stephens Bap-
fist. Total raised for the day,
S3O.75. The Missionary Circle
of st. James met February 18th
at the home of Mrs. Ophelia Nc
Rae with the president, Mrs. Cas-
sic johnson, in charge. =.
SCHOOL NEWS: Stephens basket
ball teams won both games with
Ogemaw February 18th. Girls,
IA; boys, 1919. Please leave
your news for the STATE PRESS
at the Methodist parsonage or
mail it to Box 352, Stephens, Ark.
by Friday.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
LOCAL SORORS INITIATED

Mesdames Anita Williams, Blanche Lewis, Almeta
White and Ruby Waugh made trip to Memphis Tennessee
Saturday. February g. where they initiated into the P
Alpha Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority The initiation
took place the home of Soror Bence Galloway 81 Aston
Street Memphis who is member of the Alph Eta Zeta
Chapter there Members of the Alpha Mu Zea Little Rock
Chapter who accompanied the group the Baseus
Soror Annie Cox and Sorors Carice Little Alma Mnton
Ellie Cooper Irene Childs Theesa Roundtree and Pauline
Johnson After the ceremony luncheon served by the
Memphis Chapter The South Central regional director
Soror Carloa Stewart present and welcomed the
into the organization Each described her trip
very delightful one.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
Grand Consisiory Of the Scottish
Rite OF Freemasonry Celebrates
l33rd Year al Installation

New Orleans, La.-On Friday
night of last week at the Mason
ic Temple, 3l5 So. Rampant ST.,
the Grand Officers of the Grand
Consistory of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
masonry for Louisiana were in
stalled by the Grand Command
err of the Supreme Council of
Louisiana of the thirty-third and
last degree of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite in accord
ance with the ritual and custom
of the ancient fraternity.
This installation marked the
one hundred and thirty-third an
niversary of the Grand Consist
DRY of Sublime Princes of the
Royal Secrets of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of FIRE.
masonry for the State of Louis
lana. The Grand Consistory was
founded and established in New
Orleans in 1918 by several thirty
second degree masons who had
petitioned the Supreme Council
of Sovereign Grand Inspector
Generals of the thirty-third de-
gree, for the United States OF
America, its territories and de-
tendencies, and received author
ity to work the thirty-second de-
gree of the Scottish Rite in this
valley.
The first officers of the Grand
Consistory in 1918 were: John
Pinard, ILL.,, president; John B. M.
LeFebre, G. S. Warden; Emman-
uel Gigand, G. J. Warden; Fran
els Martinez, Y. Pizarro. G. Ora
tor; Dennis r. Deschanet, G..
Treasurer; c. F. LeRoux, G. Sec
rotary; Roman Palmer, G. Ex-
pert; and Raymond Devezee, G.
G. of the Guards.
At the appointed time, SUBJ
lime Prince George King Jr., as
sembled all of the representatives
of the Symbolic Lodge of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite
of Freemasonry, and all visiting
thirty-second degree masons in
the Grand Consistory and mott
fled the Grand Commander of the
Supreme Council that the Grand
Consistory was ready for in stall
lation.
Sublime Prince Robert Coston
Master of Entrance announced
the presence of the Grand Com
mander, Ill: Brother George Long
and the Grand Inspector Gener-
ais of the Thirty-Third degree al
the outer entrance of the castle
The Grand Consistory admitted
the Grand Commander and his
Cabinet with grand honors of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry, and in ac-
cordance with the ancient custom
of the fraternity.
After the ceremony of honor
the Grand Commander installed
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
Keep Bluegrass Growing

After bluegrass natures in June,
Its protein content, and hence its
feeding value, remains low until fall
rains start II growing again. Dur.
ing spring and fall, 1t is suggested
that bluegrass be kept from heading
out. II there Is not enough stock to
keep 1t down to a height of to 8
inches. II Is suggested that the grass
be clipped with mower. This will
keep the grass growing and high in
protein and hence in feeding value.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
TWENTY ONE NIGHT HAWKS

The Twenty-one Night Hawks Club met |'nday night,
February 49, Reports for the year approved Officers
elected Dewitt Davis president; Cleveland Jons vice
president; Dr. White secretary w H. Bass Jr assistant
secretary Henry Chsm Sgt at arms; L. P White chaplain
Memorial for deceased members-EdWard Allen and Chas
Frost VIM. Bil Miller president emeritus gave an inter
estng talk on increasing the revenue of the club Next
meeting c. Fl. Jones will act as host
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22

Good poultry feeding is not DIFF
hcult when the principles of feeding
are understood. A bird uses feed for
body maintenance or repair. heat.
energy, growth and reproduction.
Grains supply most Of the material
for heat energy and body fat, while
proteins. such as meat scraps. milk.
soybean meal and the like supply the
material for body repairs. growth
and reproduction. For convenience
OF feeding, the proteins are usually
mixed with sround grain and fed
~ q mash.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
COOPERATIVE SINGING UNION

The Cooperative Singing Union j. CARMEL preSloehl
held their February program at the Metropolitan Baptist
church and the New Hope Baptist Church Guests Tor te
month were the famous Union A. M. H. Gospel Ihorus
Collins ST. Chorus, and Center Star Chorus Inc total
amount collected for the month of February was Soo Wc
left the churches For the month OF March, tne union
will meet at Pilgrim Valley and St John ChucheS' 'o' 'o'
26th and Main The public is invited.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
LINK OF LOVE CLUB

The Link OF Love Club met at the home of Mrs. F. T
Evans, 25l9 Spring Street. with surprise birthday party
given by his wife and members of the club for Rev F.
Evans, pastor OF St Peters Rock Baptist Church Speca
guests present at party Rev and Mrs Ed Evans pastor
Center Star Church Many gifts received by the pastor
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
LAyMEN,s DAY AT BROWN CHAPEL

IaVmen's DaV Observed Suhtay rVD,' - L.
brown Chanel Rev A. TYSON pastor, with Mrs ,,lauys
Humphrey as Mistress of Ceremonies and oter p tat
as follows: Mesdames Louise Jones Maoe ooeS NTisos
erspoon Thelma Bergens A. Tyson, Robinson ana N G
Charlie Wamble Doris Walters and Mrs Marie Co'or QUIZ
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
WARNING ORDER

s'~AAsA sAANN OASA$ASAs
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Andrew Sims, Plaintiff ii
va s No. 76e45
Courtney Sims, Defendant.
The Defendant, Courtney Sims.
is warner to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff.
Andrew Sims.
Dated January 31st, 1916
Hibbler & Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff
John L. Sullivan
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline P. Turner, D. C.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
WARNING ORDER

oldte Oh Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Cleola Prowell Jackson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 76054
Clayborne Jackson, Defendant.
The Defendant, Clayborne Jack
son, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
Wer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Cleola Prowell Jackson.
Dated February 18th, 1916.
j. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
j. A. Hibbler,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
ALPHA MU ZETA CHAPTER

The Alpha Mu Zea Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Soro-
y and its associate members met with Roundtree
February TO- AS result of plans observe Finer Woman
hood Week. the group worshpped at Wesley Chapel Febru
airy IT, at II Rev j. Walt Moore pastor spoke "Why
Your Le?" Soror H. Robinson rendered organ solo,
Anderson gave history of the sorority and Soror
A. Cox introduced the group
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
WONDER STATE SINGERS

The Wonder State Singers can pc heau o p1 rpo Wor
w ne n eneca1 feature of radio station KARk Inc won
der Singers are managed by David e. onl'n % t,rer
personnel consists of Horace Lewis first tenor anu i
Willie Battle second tenor; }. G. Wills oal'o'e ' P
dent Fred Jones, bass and secretary
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
CAVALIER CLUB

The Cavalier Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs v L..
Leary 1910 West 10Th Friday night Feb 5 the regular meet
ing night Meeting called to order by the president
Mr. " L. Leary After brief business PERIOD refreshments
and the Club adjourned to hold its next meeting
the of Mr. and Mrs Joe Nelson 1902 Walnut Street.
North Little Rock, Feb %.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22

day at three pew rally held, sponsored by P
Weatherspoon Rev M L. Brooks pastor Duncan Chapel,
$3.50 and Mrs Marie Cotton was second with $205 The
total offering $3035.
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22

Dunbars Parent Teacher Association met February 10
WIN an unusually large number of patrons present very
nlce Founders program presented by Mrs L. M Nc
MILAN and Mrs Hegwoods English Glass Prizes were
Scott got the teachers prize for having the largest number
parents present The hospitality committee Mrs Maude
hampton chaman, served tasty refreshments The next
meeting will be held March II at the usual hour
Arkansas State press., 1946-02-22
BULLOCK MAIDS AND NATIONS

,oc Terno Church with the president Mrs Velma Clay
presiding After the business session PIE walk was e
and was greatly enjoyed by young and Old Inc mex
inc will he held at the home of Mrs Norvele Walker 1919
Pulaski February 81