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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA TEA

DELTA KAPPA GAMMA TEA
Miss Marguerite Williams, of
West Sixth street, entertained the
Iota Chapter of the Delta Gamma
Sorority on Sunday afternoon, Feb.
"a, in her home. The Rev Mr..
Cottel, of Achley, a returned Mis-
sionary from India, was the guest
speaker.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements were Miss Williams,
Miss Mary Mills, Miss Clara 10
and Miss Ferne Mills. Other local
members who were present were,
Miss Edna Parish, Miss Lucille
Robinson, Mrs. Leila Cross and
Mrs. Ethel HelSer. Guests also at
tended from Columbus, Delaware
and Ashley.
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PROGRESS CLUB
The Progress Club met on Tues
day evening in the home of Miss
Mary Fisher, on S. Vine street.
Two very interesting and inform
ative papers were presented, the
first by Mrs. Helen Turner,
Christian Symbols" by Mary Les
Herald, and the second THE Ro-
nance of, Bells, by Miss nellie
PearSe. Miss Fisher served de-
licious refreshments during the
ensuing social hour. Mrs. Alice
! Banks was a guest at the netting
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FAMILY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Shaw, Mar,
ySville Rt. l., entertained with q
family dinner on Sunday Feb. "a
at their home in honor of Mr.
George w Hamilton an
brother, and Mrs. Orin Shaw, Jr.
who were celebrating their birth.
days. Those present were Mr.. anC
Mrs Guy Hamilton, Marysvill@
Rt. L. Mr.. and Mrs. Verna Hamil,
ton and daughter, Lora, of Patter,
son; Miss Mary Hamilton anC
| friend, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Billy Hamilton, of Patterson; Mr.
and Mrs. Orrin Shaw, Jr., Mr.. anC
daughters, Georganna, Mary Belle
! Rachel, Kathryn and + ste !;
George, William, Kathleen anc
Myra Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Griffin joined the family after at
! tending the V. F. w. conference
! in Delaware.
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| ATTEND V. +. w. MEETING
More than one hundred persons
attended the meeting of the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars and theil
wives, mothers, and sisters helC
in the Masonic hall at Redwood
on Wednesday, Feb. 28. The meet
| ing was presided over by the pos
commander Smith, who introduc
ed Mr.. Adams, auxiliary chairman
who in turn presented Mrs. Olive
| Phillips, auxiliary department
president and Mrs. Maurice Shoe
maker, president of District 2, o
Columbus, who spoke in the or
ganization of the auxiliary. Forty
four ladies signed up to be char
ter members of the new auxiliary
! Following a delicious lunch tn
ladies selected Mrs. Jennie Dill
saver as chairman and Mrs. Max
inc Elgar as secretary until
permanent organization is effect
ed.
The next meeting will be Marcl
! 7 at 8 o'clock in the C. A. R. hall
! Guests were present from Del
aware, including Mrs. Helen Owen
president; Mrs. Rosa Mahoney
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CITY UNION MEETING

The semi-annual meeting of the
City Union of the Kings Daugh-
ters will be held on Monday even
ing, March / at 7:45 o'clock in the
Kings Daughters room. Reports
will be heard from the treasurer
and relief chairman. Each circle
is urged to send a representative.
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Tuesday. March s

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Roberts, A
miles southeast of Rushsylvania,
liz miles north of State Rt. AZ, 2
horses, z cattle, milking machine,
tractor machinery harness and
collars, miscellaneous, hay and
grain, household goods, Gene Mil
ler and Chester Teets, auvts.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28
PUBLIC SALES
Coming in County
Friday, March /

James Clevenger, / mile north of
Pharisburg, 5 miles south of Rich
wood, 3 horses, 9 cattle, 40 hogs,
IA sheep, poultry, hay and grain,
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DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stump and
son, Larry, of Ash st. had as their
Sunday dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Thompson. n d
daughters, Marilyn and Dorothy,
of Elwood ave-, and Mrs. Stump's
father, Mr.. J. H. Gay, of Spring
dale.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28

IT II II
WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION MEET
The Women's Association Of the
Presbyterian church entertained
guests at their general meeting for
February on Wednesday afternoon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28

and Mrs. Helen Conroy, past pres
idents; and from Marysville, Mr.
and Mrs. George Schlegel, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. McCamey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah DeHaven, Miss Barbara De
Haven, Mr.. and Mrs N. +. Davis,
Mr. Dana Griffin and Mrs. Mig
non Forty
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MUSIC CLUBS MEET
An interesting meeting of the
Boys Junior Music Club was held
Sunday afternoon at the home of
the leader, Miss Irene Hegenderfer,
with Mike Fox, as program chair
man. The topic was THE Musci
Life of George Washington. A
playlet entitled Washington An
niversary Piece" was given by the
| following taking part: Ned Blu
menSchein, Hayes Crum, Danny
Baker. Johnnie Kleiber Jimmie
! Kleiber, Porter Crum, and Hans
and Fritz Gebhardt Musical num-
bers in the play included some
famous MinuetS by Haydn, Beetho-
ven, Bach and Mozart, this being a
popular dance form in Washing
tons time, and other American
music. One guest, Ray Draudt, OF
Broadway was present.
The Girls Music Club also met
with the same topic and playlet
! presented as in the Boys club with
Alfredo Nicol, as program chair
man, and the following taking part
in the play: Marilyn Geer, Pauline
Ellinger, Ann Blumenschein, Mar
garet Jordcn, June Rinehart, Ma
dia Shuran, Marilyn Smith, Ger
trude Taylor, Norma Weber, and
JoAnn Woerlein. Three guests
were present, Mary Belle Ritchie,
Wilma Bliss, and Alice Rittenhouse
of Raymond, the latter played the
violin solo "TO a Wild Rose by
the American composer Edward
MacDowell.
Refreshments in keeping with
the spirit of the program, were
served. FavorS were miniature A
merican flags and cookies cut in
! the shape of hatchets.
III
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28
Tuesday, March 5

Tuesday, March
Nelson Herd, residence known
as the Frank Hill farm, 2 horses,
6 cattle, 2 hogs, hay, miscellaneous.
Simpson & Son, auctioneers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28

implements, household goods. John
Pfarr Jr., auct.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28
LEAVE FOR FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Gallo
way left Wednesday afternoon for
Del Ray Beach, Fla, to spend the
month of March While there, Mr.
Galloway will attend a weeks foot
and shoe research an shoe fitting
clinic, conducted at Lauderdale.
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Tuesday, March 5

A. B. Thompson, Peoria, Ohio, 3
c a title, implements, household
goods, piano, Pfarr & Son, aucts.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
COLUMBUS
Clara Render johnson

Clara Render Johnson
The Macedonia Baptist meeting
closed Sunday, September /. Re-
suits were % baptized and
$l61.28, Rev. Z. Butler, pastor.
Hopewell CINE meeting will be-
gin September l6, and is expect
ing grand time. All other
churches are invited to attend.
Mr.. Eliz Witherspoon is with his
brother in Waukegan, Ill. On
the sick list is Mrs. Sinda Stewart,
Mrs. Minnie Briggs Newton,
Cheatham Nettie Barnett Dell,
Witherspoon. Ora Hood left for
Chicago Tuesday. GOSSIP
Int is really on with a certain
cat, could it be JLT. There is a
certain Girl that has not stayed
at home two hours out of day
for going TO Macedonia; | wonder
what is up CHI. HHC seems to
me is falling deeply in love with
certain cat down in Wolf city
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TexQrkdnd
MRS. IDA b. MARSHALL.

Pearlie Hill and Mrs. Willie
(Seastrong) Manuel of Newport.
Pictures were made of the group.
Pvt. James Harold Parker has
returned to Camp after a visit
with his father, Johnnie Parker.
He also visited his sister in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Mary Lou Nc
Elroy is confined to her home
suffering from broken and frac-
tured ribs. Mrs. Willie Manuel
has returned to Newport after a
visit here with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Estella Britt of
Hugo, Oklahoma was weekend
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Parlee
McElroy. She is visiting her
father, James Brewster in Pres
colt before returning to Okla
homa. Mrs. Fannie Doss, Mrs.
Dora Pree and son, Ronnie, Mrs.
Artiria Wear and children and
Gus Yarbrough went to Emer-
son Sunday to witness the home
coming celebration at Mrs. Doss'
childhood church. Mrs. Parlie
Hill is visiting relatives and
friends in Gurdon.
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DARDAN Ellie
Pauline Burns
Rev. E. II, Hughes conducted

summer school at Chicago Uni
versity. Mrs, Matte Watkins of
Little Rock spent Sunday after
noon as guest of Mrs, W. M.
Lewis. Rev. J. l.. Owens Of
Mexico, Mo. spent Friday here
and accompanied his father,
Sherman Owens to st, Louis to
the hospital Mrs. Connie
Smith has returned from Marion.
i. Funeral services for Mrs. Liz
zie Trice who passed Monday
morning at Gray's Hospital were
held Thursday at St. Paul A, M.
E. Church with Rev. N. l.. Dove
in charge. Mrs. Verneda Smith
returning from a successful sum-
mer session at Pine Bluff spent
few days here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Warren She
was accompanied home by her
son, Clement Smith, Jr. On
the sick list are Mines. Sue Daw-
son and Vicey Bradley. The
Clark-W Ward American Legion
Post was organized with fifteen
charter members Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 3. The following officers
were elected: Commander, Nor
man Williamson; 1st Vice Com
mander, Arthur J. Oates; 2nd
Vice Commander, Jesse Berry.
| veteran of World War ID; Adiu-
tant, Elkannah Oates; Assistant
Adjutant, MelWood C. Brown;
Chaplain, Joseph Conley, Finance
Officer, Huey Phillip, veteran
World War ~. A drive is under
way to make this post one of the
largest in the state. Schools
opens Monday, September 10th
Please have your nickels
ready when the paper boy comes
Next week your paper viii
be 7c. See announcement.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
Curtis Hoover johnson

The Sunday School and Ep-
tn League Convention and
District Conference held session
at Lane Chapel CINE Church with
more than 100 delegates present
at the opening, Elder ]. c. Clay
presiding and Bishop Luther
Stewart present Bishop Stewart
preached a soul-stirring sermon.
The Golden Bell and Wonder
State Quartettes entertained the
delegates Saturday night. Six
hundred dollars was raised at the
melting which closed at 4:30 p. m.
Sunday. Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church baptized ten converts
Sunday morning after which reg
ular service was held with the
Pastor. Reverend Marley preach
inn on the subject Baptism
=. P. A. Gold of Little Rock
lducted revival services.
Mr.. General Kemp of Fort Smith
spent the week end with his sister
Mrs. P. Mcdaniel Cubic Ray
Hervey of Nebraska is visiting
his uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. d. Winston. Mrs. Ruth
Jenkins visited relatives and
friends in Kansas City. Miss
Zerella Bell Of Morrilton visited
Mrs. T. l.. johnson Sunday.
Charles Leverett returned home
rom Colorado to enter school IN
little Rock. Mrs. M. +. Bow
aan's sister and niece from
alias, Texas, are spending a few
weeks here. George Law OF
st. Louis visited his mother, Mrs.
Ludie Laws. Several members
from Mt. Carmel attended the
congress at Menifee.
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Newport
Gladys Mays

Lawrence Balentine returned
plane to Chicago, He was ac-
companied home by Robert Will
liams who was here at the bed
side of his wife. Mrs. N "A.
Manly has returned from bust
ness trips to Conways and Little
Rock. She made the trip from
Conway to Little Rock by plane.
Mrs. A. T. Goodlow enter
tanned the White Rose Club Mon
day. Miss olores Clinton was
honored with an ice cream party
Thursday at the home of Mrs,
Willie Lewis. Mesdames Ethel
Griffin, Alvania Dukes and 0,
Reeves sponsored a barn-yard
party Monday at Silver Bar Cafe
for the young people. Rev.
johnson of the Church of Christ
closed a 5-night's meeting Friday
at the home of Green Henderson.
.. Mrs. Joe Wilson sponsored a
luncheon on her lawn Wednesday
for the State Hospitality Club
of The Church of God in Christ.
A program was rendered and the
guests were served a three course
luncheon. William Galloway
OF Chicago is guests of his mother
Mrs. Addie Tucker, and other
relatives. DR.. and Mrs. w. b
Black have returned from Chi
cage after an enjoyable visit with
relatives and friends. They were
accompanied home by thell
daughter, Loretta, who ATTENDED
Der of the faculty. Miss Betty
Jane GateWood will enter Phi
lander Smith College this week
and Harold CoWans will entel
A. M. and N. College, Pine Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. A, A. Arnolt
and sons were the dinner guest
of his sister, Mrs. Odessa Edwards
Thursday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

the South Pacific, is home after
receiving an honorable discharge
from the army. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday at the
family residence for Mrs. Mollie
Miller. Out of town relatives at
tending included: Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Arnold and sons of Little
Rock, and Elder Luther Lovelace
Of Kansas City, Kansas. Pine
Street School opened Monday
Morning. H1gene Landers sue
ceeded P, E. Madison as prin-
cipal. Miss Naomi Powers sue
ceeded Mrs. Madison as a mem
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CONWAY
George Edwards Jr.

George Edwards Jr.
The Smiling Five rendered a
musical program at Ebenezer M.
+. Church Sunday night, August
25th. Recent visitors at Ebe-
nezer Church were: Mrs. Collins
and daughter of Muskogee, Okla.
and Rev. j. D. Manly OF Los
Angeles, California. Mrs. Collins
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ina
Bell Smith. Mrs. Clifton Smith
visited in Hot Springs recently.
. The w. NJ c. S. sponsored
a weiner roast Friday night. .
Miss Evelyn Bomar of Kansas
City, Mo. is visiting relatives and
friends in the city, She is at
tending Lincoln Jr. College in
Kansas City. Mrs, Pearlie Wiley
has returned home after spend
ing a three weeks vacation in
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Denver, Colo, st. Louis, and Kan
sas City, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Manly, Sr. entertained at
dinner Sunday, Guests includ-
ed: Mrs. Nancy Pearcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Manly, Rev j. d.
Manly and Mrs. Edna Williams of
Los Angeles, Calf, Mrs. Rosia
Manly, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
jenkins Of Conway. Miss Car
lean Taylor and Archie il. of
Scott have returned home after
visiting their uncle, Willie Tay-
lor and wife. S-Sgt. Robert
Howell, who spent Is months in
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

a revival at Havana last week,
Mr., and Mrs. Eddie Brown are
here visiting relatives an d
friends. +. Rev. and Mrs. <. II.
Hughes attended conference at
Plumerville recently. Cleo
Burns of Gary, Indiana is here
visiting his mother and other re-
latives and friends, Rev, S.
M. Taylor, pastor of st. John
Baptist Church preached at the
morning and night services. =.
Mrs. Ollie Perry is here at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Lucy Oats.
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pINEY RIDGE
Joe Lewis Anderson

DR.. j. w. Hudson from Frank
lin, Tenn, is here visiting his
uncle and relatives. Rev. Erwin
Steward spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Anderson.
There will be a big quartet sing
ing here the third Sunday in this
month. Mrs. Novia Mcclure
from Hot Springs is here visit
ing her parents. Mrs. Dollar
Anderson is on the sick list also
Mrs. Thretta Anderson. Mrs.
Matte Williams from Kansas
City, Mo, is here visiting her
brother, Ollie Mcclure.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
ARKADElPhlA
M. D. Caesar

N. ~. AdeSdT
The names of Mines. Mollie
Butler and Elsie Mccoy were
unintentionally omitted from our
list of teachers who attended
summer school. Both attended
Philander Smith College during
both sessions and made fine
records. i. Robert Sonny" Jack
son, a student of Peake High
School and secretary of Peake's
N. F. A. chapter, left Sunday
afternoon for Chicago where he
will attend school. His sister,
Catherine, returned from Chi
cago last week. iss Grace II.
Smith left the city last week to
enter Dunbar High School, Little
Rock. She was organist for the
Jr. Choir of Pleasant Hill Bap-
fist Church and did much of the
playing for some of the other
church activities. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. D. Caesar had as their week
end guests Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Jones and children of Little Rock
A social was given at the home
of Mrs. M. D. Caesar honoring
Mrs. Jones Friday afternoon.
Those attending the social were
N. B. Cooke. E. T. Hawkins, K.
Mccoy, N. Atkinson. M. Butler,
o. Hinkle, S. Helm and c. Jones.
Mrs. Josie Sam has as her guest
her daughterin-law Mrs. Jody
Sam, Jr., from the Foreign fields
of the BOHEMIA Island. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Williams, Mrs. Car
RE Buckley, Mrs. Isabel Richly
and daughter, Pauline, Emma Lee
Jones, and Mrs. V. Cleveland
motored to Little Rock to hear
Wings Over Jordan. 4. E. Mrs. Des-
sic Luster, Mrs, Viola Cleveland,
and Mrs. Elsie Mccoy have re-
turned home from summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clareece Blan-
chard visited his mother and
father, Rev. and Mrs. N. O.
Blanchard. . Mrs. Freddie Wiley
is doing nicely after several
weeks Of illness. Mrs. Nina
Atkins and Mrs. Savannah Helm
have returned from summer
school in Pine Bluff. Mrs. At
kins received her A. B. degree
this year at State College. :. Mrs.
Nellie Butler entertained several
youngsters at her home on w.
Main ST. honoring little Florida
E. Blanchard of Little Rock.
Florida Earl spent the summer
with her grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. Blanchard. Mrs. Bethel
Norten returned from summer
school in Little Rock recently.
Mrs. Juineta Speaman has re-
turned to her home in Kansas
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charity McNeal. . Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Bell, Jr., of st. Louis were
dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs.
A. J. Blanchard recently. Mrs.
Clifford Haley of California is
here visiting her sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hill. Mrs. Willis Mccoy is up
again after a brief illness. Mrs.
1helma Tatom was called to
Mississippi to see her sick sister.
Mrs. Hammer. Mrs. M. l. Hill
dreth is visiting her mother and
father in Georgia.
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Miss Janet McClinton has re-
turned from Dallas, Texas where
she visited her aunt, grand
mother and father. Rev. and
Mrs. A. Williams and grand
daughter have returned from At
lanta, Ga. where they attended
the National Baptist Convention
David Shelton of Oakland,
California visited relatives and
friends here recently. Mrs.
Lucille Jenkins of Champaign,
III. is guest of Mrs. Elnora Brown
on Wynedott Street. The Jr.
Class of St. James Sunday School
won the attendance banner and
the Mems Class won the finan-
cial banner. $l2.29 was raised.
). Five visitors were present at
the morning service: Mrs. Julia
Howard, Mrs. Winnie Minor, Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Hervy of Texark-
ana and Mrs. Mary Anderson of
Vaudeville. Mrs. Clara Parker
has returned from Los Angeles,
California where she visited her
daughter and other relatives and
-.-~..ds. Her sister, Mrs. Lula
Watson of Detroit, Michigan is
here visiting her. Evangelist
Mable Stubs of North Little
Rock recently closed very sue
cessful revival at College Hill
l...ufch Ct God in Christ. Finan-
cial report, $l84.00. Mrs. Beatrice
Moore is church clerk; Elder II.
Furlough, pastor. Miss Gloria
Louis Bennett, Miss Betty J. Me
Clinton and r. J. Tolbert, Jr.
attended the Institute at Phi
lander Smith College, Little Rock.
Mrs. 4. J. Tolbert attended
the School of Mission at Outside
Assembly Waveland, Mississippi.
Rev. r. j. Tolbert has returned
from St. Louis where he attended
the Area Council. Ellen, Estella
and George w. Tolbert returned
home last week from visit with
their grandparents. PARK
AVE. by Mrs. Savannah Tucker:
Seven visitors were present at
Park Ave. Baptist Church.
-. J. w. Williams of Hope just
closed a very successful revival.
Rev. Ray and Rev. G. I.
Tucker were pulpit guests Sunday
night. Willie Simms has re-
armed from a vacation in New
x and Washington, D. c. =.
las. Alberta Dawson is visiting
her son, Lee Afford in Los An
geles. Before she returns she
will visit her daughter, Melvina
Thomas in Vallejo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bell King Of Ell Dorado
visited Mrs. E. A. Grant and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert King last week
end. Mrs. Hazel johnson and
daughters. Dorothy Nell and
Annie Lee Of Los Angeles were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Nal
Pree and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Hynson and other friends. Mrs.
Tucker entertained a
few friends with a birthday din
ner August 9th at her home.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
NAL Pree, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
I.caox, Mrs. Ophelia Braggs, Mrs.
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FoRpYck

Mrs. Marion Hammock has re-
turned home from her trip to
Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Bertha
Proffitt of Gurdon accompanied
her on this trip. They were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Moore. While there, they were
lavishly entertained at many Soc
ial Affairs. 8. The college spirit is
really in Fordyce this season.
To Philander Smith College goes
Messrs. Archie Lee Sloan and
Earle Lawson. To A. M. and N.
goes last years students-Claudia
Jean Hayes and Marie Seay. This
years freshmen-Elsie M. Sim
mons, Christene Henson, Mae
Aline Junior, and your truly Ev-
elyn Ruth Pettis. James McNair
will go to Tuskegee. Charlie
Warner Carter to Morehouse.
Mrs. Marie Hammock has as her
Sunday guest her uncle and sis
ter-in-law of Arkadelphia, Cal
Scott and Mrs. Theola TODD re-
spectively, and other friends of
Arkadelphia. Many of the
Baptists of Fordyce attended the
National Baptist Convention in
Atlanta, Georgia. Mr.. G.. d.
(PeD Davis, a leading citizen of
Fordyce was buried last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna White who passed last
Wednesday week was buried last
Monday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-06-07
Crack Negro
Team To PLAY
Series Here

The Kansas City Monarch
Cleveland Buckeye Negro Amer
lean League Baseball Game,
scheduled for Swayne Field,
Tuesday night, June 18th, at
$50, spotlights a three-game
card offered here within a pc.
riod Of six days. The World
Champion Cleveland Buckeyes,
who use Swayne Field as their
home grounds, entertain Atlanta
Crackers, Southern Association
Champions, at $3.50 Thursday
night, June 9Th, while Jimmy
Wilson's Toledo Cubs will play
host TO the Zulu Cannibal Giants
on Sunday afternoon June 9th,
in a 3 o'clock game.
The Monarch Buckeye game is
expected TO set a new atten-
dance mark for SwaynS Field.