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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-10
RADIO SALES-REPAlRS

ONE DAY RADIO SERVICE. ALL
work done by government licenS-
ed radio engineers. assuring you OF
better service Auto radios in stock
and also limited supply of home
radios and electrical appliances.
Sound systems for sale and rent
All work Internationally guar
anteed. For free and quick pick
up service call 234. II & b Radio
Sales & Service, 100 ". Mont
gomery street loft
DO YOU WANT PROMPT. DE
pendable radio service? Phone
1907. We will pe glad to serve you,
and remember, our work is guar
anteed Carolina Radio Co.. III
North Garnett street. loft
RADIO SERVICE-WE OFFER YOU
expert factory service on any
make radio. Our 81 years eX-
perience and large stock of repair
parts and tubes, plus one of the
best equipped shops in this Sec
ton, is your guarantee of prompt
and satisfactory service at a rea-
sonable cost. Bring us your radio for
your next repair job or call US for
pickup and delivery service. Jen-
kins Radio & Sound Service
Phone 446. 30-tt
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AUTOMOTIVE

FOR SALE - 20 FOOT HOUSE
trailer equipped and ready To- 60.
Can be seen back of Sc\cu-ELcNen
Shell Station on Raleigh Road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

EXPERT ROOF REPAIRING AND
Painting. Reasonable pric
Phone 5O9W. Ask for Rowe
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

FOR SALE: NATIONAL CASH
Register in good condition. Rings
sc to $500. Apply 603 Winder St.
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m %~e M1~zs> >8xZ:&<M fM2 AND $&zz

SPECIAL NOTICES
EXPERT ROOF REPAIRING AND
Painting. Reasonable prices.
Phone 5O9-W. Ask for Rowe.
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FOR SALE
FOR THE BEST IN FANCY
groceries, fresh fruits, vegetables,
fresh meats, fish and oysters.
Phone 439. Herberts Yellow Front.
Free Delivery. l7-tf
CELLUSOSE TAPE, TYPEWRITER
desks, fluorescent desk lamps, cash
boxes, clip boards, arch files and
rubber bands. Everything for the
office. Henderson Book Co. Estab-
lished 1884. lift
MONUMENTS
TOMBSTONES MARKERS
From The
South's Largest Monumental Factory
w. w. LANGSTON
PIG Young ST., Phone 773
MANS BICYCLE FOR SALE. NEW;
used only three days See w. f.
Wood, Phone 1875, Stevenson The
ater. 7-2ti
OR S A L f: NANCY HALL AND
Puerto Rico sweet potato plants
Any quantity, direct from bed. W..
Leak Peace, Oxford. 7-lti
FIVE GALLON COW WILL SELL.
or trade for beef cow r. c. Floyd,
Mddleburg. N. c. 7-3t
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Apply to S. S Stevenson. Phone
l6 8-3ti
NECKTIES, NECKTIES, NECK
ties. See our large selection and
buy for Fathers Day. Also many
other gifts. Cartons Department
| Store. 8-lti
/ WE WILL HAVE MORE RADIOS
in a few days. r. f. Satterwhite
& Sons. 8-tf
OIL STOVE FOR SALE. HAS s.
burner built-in oven. In splendid
condition. Write P. O. Box 304,
Henderson. 8-ltI
JUST RECEIVED RADIOS, PICK
Ups, monographs, shotguns, pis-
tolls, rifles, fishing rods and reels,
al t,.ir
tennis and golf balls, rackets.
Bakers. lott
LIB. SPOOL TOBACCO TW1NE,
also, mems overall pants and
work shirts, Also, sun hats. Car
tons Department Store. l02tl
BOYS SLACK SUITS IN ALL
colors and sizes. Sport shirts and
swim trunks and other real values
at Cartons Department Store.
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BOYS WASH SUITS IN SIZES |
to only Sl49, also Girls cotton
wash dresses Cute styles. Sizes /
to IA 98c to 81 98. Cartons De-
partment Store. l0-2ti
GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY
Large assortment. Come in and
look them over. Cartons Depart
ment Store. lO-lti
BARBER SHEARS, HAIR CLIP
pers. Case scissors, chlldren's scis-
sors, pairing knives, grapefruit
knives, Case butcher knives, meat
cleaVers, butcher steels, sharpen
ing stones. Watkins Hardware Co.
l0-4ti
BRILLO WITH SOAP, STEEL
wool, pot cleaners, rubber gloves,
mendets, aluminium measuring
cups, tea balls, clothes sprinklers.
Watkins Hardware Co. l0-4tl
METAL CURTAIN RODS, STAIN
less steel towel racks, bath cloth
racks. tumbler and tooth brush,
brush holder, scrub brushes, rub
Der bath tub mats. aWtkins Hard
ware Co. l0-4ti
| CLOSE OUT PAINT MILL-ENDS,
all gray color. Also cold water
paint in 5 ID, packages at 20c pkg
This is Sc 2-3c discount. AT Wat
| kins Hardware Co. l0-4ti
/ ELECTRIC w IRE SINGLE
strand number IA at | l-2c per
foot Outlet switch boxes, double
receptacles, number 8 and 10
wire. Outside switch boxes. Alex
S. Watkins. lO-ltl
INSURANCE
We Sell
HAIL INSURANCE
For Personal, Prompt
and Efficient Service
Insure With The
Insurance
DEPARTMENT
| CTTIZEN1C DANK g,
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PLOW CASTING, CULTIVATOR
teeth, plows, shovel handles, hoe
handles, hoes, shovels, picks, mat
tocks, tWine. lanterns, well chains,
churnS, and other farm supplies.
Come to see us. Falkner's Build
ing Supply. l0-4ti
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A MAN 25 TO so
with good education and pleasing
personality who is accustomed to
active contact with the public. If
qualified, write stating age. mar
ried or single; number Of depend
ents, business experience: if now
unemployed; state how long since
employed; if employed tat @
length of time with present en-
ployer; how many memberships
in organizations; in how many you
hold an office; state net worth,
also amount minimum current
living expenses: also amount Of
life Insurance owned Give phone
number and address. We are only
interested in man at present en-
plOycd in responsible position OF
unemployed for reasons beyond
his CONTROL For the right man,
position open is permanent with
excellent income possibilities. II
letter indicates you VIII fit into
our organization. we viii contact
and arrange appointment. All re-
plies confidential Address LBS,
Care Dispatch. 8-6ti
NEED HELP LET a WANT AID
seek your applicant Thousands
read these columns every day.
Phone G1O for service. lU3tl
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FOR FATHERS DAY GIVE TEN
mis- balls, golf balls, fishing equip
ment. Thermos bottles, tools,
metal tool boxes. Watkins Hard
ware Co. l0-4ti
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WE ARE EQUIPPED TO RENDER
any service your car requires.
General Auto Repairing, Body
Work, Motor Rebuilding, Welding
Painting, Upholstery and Electrical
work. Hester Motor Co, 1913 Hor
ner street. Phone Gl-J. sat-tf
GOOD GULF GASOLINE, WASH
ing, polishing, fabrication, battery
recharging, tire service, Pyrene
fire eXtinguishers, Castle sludge
solvent, seat covers. Courteous and
friendly service. Henry Mangum,
proprietor, City Service Station,
20l William street, phone 1856,
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Economical Selling!

You will reach more people quicker and
easier through The Dispatch Classified.
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BUILDING SUPPLIES

THE PLACE OF VALUES" FEA-
lures B. P. S. house paint. Best
Paint Sold" 1t gives greater pro-
lection. It's longer lasting. It's
more economical Alex S. Watkins,
West Montgomery street. l0-f
J. MAURICE ALLEN, CONTRAC-
tor and Builder, General Repairs,
Painting, Weather Stripping, In
sulations, Floor Refinishing, Phone
1026-W. eod-tf
WATSON STANDARD PAINTS
for all uses Outside whites, ready
mixed and scmi-paStc, also inside
gloss, seml-gloss and flat. Roof
ing paints. Coatings and cement.
Good supply of wallpaper Falk-
ner's Building Supply, Court St,
in front of Courthouse. Phone l9.
4-lti
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
blue black shingles, 2l0 weight.
Also 2l0 green shingles, roll roof
ing 80 10. and other weights.
Falkner's Building Supply, Court
St. in front of Courthouse. Phone
l9. l0-5ti
ROOF PAINTS AT THE PLACE
of Values Bright green, bright
red. black, and aluminium paint.
Alex S. Watkins West Mongom-
cry street. l0-lti
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT AS
phalt shingles. blue black ana
green. Roll roofing green and blue
black heavy and medium weights,
cement brick, cement and lime
Come to sec us. Falkner's Build
ing Supply, Court St, in front Of
Courthouse, phone l9. Oil
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QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING AL
50, good values in ladies and chill
drens sandals Mems used army
clothing Carolina Shoe Shop.
Next ARP lott
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HELP WANTED

YOUNG MAN W A T ED FOR
service station work. Contact c.
w. Bussey at Hu derson NL'ca-
nizing Co. 7-3tl
TWO MATTRESSES W A n T f D.
Hotel Vance. Room and meals
furnished. 46tl
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FOR RENT

YOU CAN RENT SPACE ON THIS
page economically. Let Dispatch
Want Ad solve your problem.
Phone 6lO for service. lO-3tl
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FOR SALE

TAPE, TYPEWRITER
desks, fluorescent desk lamps, cash
boxes, clip boards, arch files and
rubber bands. Everything for the
office Henderson Book Co. Estab-
lished 1884 lift
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ACE FOOD FREEZER STORAGE
Cabinets for Home and Farm now
on display at Harvin-M -McInnis, Inc.
1872 N. William Street, Phone l73.
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INSURE RESULTS! BUY, SELL OR
trade through the Dispatch ClaSSl-
fled if you want sure-flre results.
| phone 6lO for service. lO-3tl
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CLOSE OUT PAINT. MILL-ENDS,
all gray color. Also cold water
paint in 5 ID. packages at 20c pkg.
This is Sc 2-3c discount. AT Wat
kinS Hardware Co. lO-4tl
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ELECTRIC WIRE SINGLE
strand number IA at | l-2c per
foot Outlet switch boxes, double
receptacles, number and 10
wire Outside switch boxes. Alex
S. Watkins. l0-ltl
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BARBER SHEARS, HAIR CLIP
pers, Case scissors, children's scis-
sors, pairing knives, grapefruit
knives, Case butcher knives, meat
cleaVers, butcher steels, sharpen
ing stones. Watkins Hardware Co,
l0-4ti
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Hyde School News

The Hyde School girls were
given a musical treat on
Wednesday, March q, in the
form of an all-Chopin program
beautifully rendered by Miss
Anna Mckee, organist at the
Sacred Heart Church, North
Quincy. Miss Mckee studied at
the New England Conservatory
of Music and at the American
School of Music in Fontaine-
bleau, France, and has studios
in Wollaston, Dorchester and
Lynn.
The following numbers played
by Miss Mckee received enthus-
iaStic applause from the pupils:
Military Polonaise, op. 40-I;
Berccuse D fiat, op. 81; Valse
BBrillianto, op. BAL; valse S
sharp, op. 64-2; Nocturne F
sharp, OF. 1872; Nocturne B, op.
S2-l; Impromtu A fiat, op. 20;
Schirzo B fat, op. 81; Polonaise
c sharp, op. 26-1; Etude A fiat,
op. 25-1.
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M. KOUNTZE

umnus and member of the fac
ulty of the Sam1 Adams school
Of Social Studies; DR. Robert A
Simmons, Secretary of the New
England Congress for Equal
Opportunities; Louis E Pasco,
pres. Equal Rights League;
Maude Trotter Steward, sister
Of the famous fl g h t.
in g editor; speakers from
the Youth Forum, and, if pos
sible, Rep Michael Skerry, lead
er for the fight on FEPC. The
Soldiers Quartette from Devens
will provide music. 1t is hoped
that the Forum will be crowded
by not only Medford citizens,
but also with admirers Of Trot.
ter from all nearby cities and
towns. Time is Sunday evening
at 5:15, the place the W. Med
ford Community Center, III
Arlington st.
A further report on the big
Medford FEPC meeting sched-
uled for Colonial Hall this week
will be published in our next
edition. Meanwhile Rep skerry
is to be warmly commended for
his efforts in battling for this
legislation I know the gentle
man personally, am proud to
say so, and have always found
him sincere in his interest on
behalf of minority groupS.
Should FEPC finally win out it
is safe to say that Rep Skier
~ will have added legions Of
new colored supporters in this
state. - Still on the entertain
ment calendar and booked for
this month is the big Lend-a-
Hand Fashion Show and Dance,
April "a at the Center and the
Shiloh Spring Concert of Apri
80, sponsored by the Ladies ;
Aid Club. You can buy your
tickets for both these blue rib
bon events now. We are dis
appointed in some organiza-
tons failing to mail or phone
in their news after repeated
promises that such would be
done, We haven't the time to
cover the city, so it's strictly
up to you folks to give us the
news if you want it published.
Otherwise don't blame us !.
NIX.
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WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
Yes, we need Jesus as much
now as they did the day He en-
tered the Holy City. Many well
come his presence but deny His
power. They fail to know that
God is not on the Compromis-
ing STAFF. The forty-days are
not enough, we must bring
some of those bad years to this
new day, and then go straight.
Come to Mt Zion Sunday, Apr
7, 10:45 a m. Theme: Strange
Things" 7 p m Communion.
Good news from Mt Zion. The
pastor spoke from the subject:
"Strang Famine, But Not of
Food, and Material Necessities
Of life; but Of the spiritual life.
God said 'he would starve and
cast Israel out; and send them
into captivity, because they
failed to hear His word and
follow the guide. That stands
for this day and generation and
the world, now, with all other
needs at hand. We have a two
fold famine. Food locked up
and Gods word set aside. Think
Of it, hungry folk, fulnbling in
the dark. AT 8 p m Rev Dennis,
Mr. and Mrs H Wooden, Mrs H
Robertson, and Little Mary
WEIGH were at the Pleasant
Hill Baptist church, Roxbury.
and took an active part IN the
Pre-Anniversary of Rev S Bull
locks program 7 p m Rev Den
mis- gave a brief and helpful
message on our hearts desire,
and how to get it." The king
dom Of God first and all other
needs will be met" The atten-
dance was good at each service.
We say with regret that Mrs
Johnson, daughter Of Mr. James
Bland of 200 Cherry st West
Newton is very I'll in tile hos
pital in Philadelphia, Pa. hers
and the family home city. Her
son, James Ellis, left Monday,
April l to be with his mother.
He has been home on a 3
months furlough after re-enHst-
ing for 8 years. We are again
thankful to state that Miss
Marion Sprow who has been in
most of the winter living at a
long distance in West Somer-
vile, Mass, and her sister Mrs
Smith, were at the morninu
service. Mrs Matte Watson and
Mrs Sadie Depnis were the
guests at z p m. Come to Zion.
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reelection from the 4th Con-
gTessional District which he has
represented for eight terms.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED -
William D. Ward, Jr., son of
William (BilD Ward was re-
Gently discharged from the
Army. He served in the infan-
try in the European, African,
Middle Eastern theatres and
was a recipient of the Combat
Infantry Badge. Charles
Jefferson, after six years in the
service has been discharged and
has returned to his home in
North Grafton. He says that
after six years in the service
he will not forget to remember
that Uncle Sam promised him
a very nice vacation in company
with the good Shepherd. q.
Mrs. Pauline H. Ward, "a Glen
ST., is a very happy mother, be-
cause her son, James H. Ward
has been discharged from the
Navy after service in the Pa
cif1c. VETS HOUSING -
WorceSter's efforts to provide
housing for war veterans opened
Monday afternoon, April 1, with
the firing of its rs MN on the
City Hall plaza. The solemn
duty of every citizen will be to
cooperate in the city-wide pro-
gram to provide housing for the
veterans. The State prim-
aries will be held on June IS.
Don't forget. (. The Worcester
Cancer Drive starts this month.
215 divorces were asked
during March, most by wives
and crulty the charge. -. !.
BIRTHS. - Macy, March 81,
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
F. Macy Uune Fereial, Is Lau-
rel st. Don't forget April
to so are auto inspection days.
April 10 at pm. in A,o.H.
Hall, comes the first large So
cial event in the postwar year
by the past Exalted Rulers
Council, No. 2, in a banqut and
dance. Elks Royal ambassadors
will furnish the music. Chester
Jack" Ward, chairman of the
program committee, will accept
ads by phone If given call.
Tickets are on sale at the Elks
Home, 208 Summer st.
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Springfield
OLIVER M. BUGCS
40 Franklin St. - Telephone 4-8258

er for the Missionary Society of
which Mrs Myrtle Pulley is the
president. - Mr. Jesse Malone
of Franklin st is improved af-
ter several weeks illness. - The
Home Mission Society of the Mt
Calvary Baptist church held
their recent meeting at the
home Of Mrs Black of 81 Con-
gress st. Mrs Irene Cottle is the
president. - The Peoples ANIE
Zion church are now COT duct
ing the regular Sunday services
at the Salvation Army auditor
ium at the corner of Emery and
ave. A recent guest
speaker was the Rev Robinson
of Amherst, Mass. Bishop w J
walls will be their guest on
April Is. - The Harriet Tub
man Missionary Society of the
Bethel AME church mite at the
home of Mrs Fannie Nazery of
296 Tyler st. Mrs Rebecca Jack
son is president. The Welcome
Club held their recent meeting
at the home of Mrs katherine
Woodgett of 12e King st. - Mo-
tor M &c Hernon Brown, son
of Rev and Mrs S B Brown, of
70 Essex st was among the re-
cent boys discharged from the
Navy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-06
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. James L. Jackson, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, April l. -
"The Abundance Of Divine Par
don" was the text for the pas
tors Sunday morning service,
which was attended by a large
congregation. Miss Louise Col
Inns was the speaker and leader
at the Fellowship Hour Sunday
evening. All young people of
the Church are invited to attend
the meetings. The floral bou-
quet on the rostrum, was in
memory of the late Mrs. Mary
Wyatt, mother of Mrs. Lulu
Clemens. Pvt. Ralph Tucker,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Luther
Tucker, is home on furlough.
Mrs. Blanche Ridley is conva-
lescing at her home, 315 Bryant
ST., Maiden. Mr.. Harry williams
of Shawmut Ave, is now a pa
tient at the Boston City Hos
pital. It's Thomas E. Sneed, of
Everett has just returned from
overseas. T-5 Sneed was a mem
Der of the 351st Field Artillery
having seen action in Germany.
He was also a member of the
internationally known "Caisson
Choir" composed of enlisted
men from the 35Oth and S51st
Field Artillery Battalions. The
choir has appeared before capa-
city audiences on the continent
of Europe at Marsielles, Cannes,
Nice, LeHarve, Rouen, Paris,
Brussels, Antwerp, London, Ed
inburg, Glasgow and other pla-
ceS. 1t has broadcast over the
British Broadcasting Company's
chain. The choir Is now being
sought for appearances in AM
erica.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-06

w. MEDFORD, Mass, April / --
Mayor Walter E Lawrence was
featured, guest speaker at the
Medford Colored Veterans Re-
ception and Dance last week,
Friday evening, at the w. Med
ford Community Center. Other
speakers greeting the returned
veterans and capacity crowd
were Army chaplain, Capt
Charles Fisher, Commander
Hill, Medford's first woman al
derman, Mrs Anne Roberts,
and Community Center presi-
dent Leon FUR. Music was pro-
vided by Doug Schenck and his
fine P. A. sysetm of recordings.
At the Bay State March 30
meeting last week it was decid-
ed to hold the James Miller
Memorial Golf Tournament the
first Sunday in June at D w
Field Golf Course in Brockton,
the fayorite course of the pop
ular Medford athlete. - Mana
ger Walter Isaacs attended the
meeting of the Medford City
League last Sunday to submit
the official entry and team ros-
ter of the w Medford Commun-
ity Center Junior Ramblers.
This is the first time since the
old Independents that a local
club has entered an organized
city baseball league and wide
spread interest will follow the
games this summer. The last
baseball lie ague play
S e e n h ere was the Mystic
Baptist Church League in
which the Shiloh Honor Club
was entered and which won the
Church School championship.
Incidentally, the white basket
ball team which won the City
hoop title last week has stolen
the name of the Senior Ram
blers who went off to war with
the City title. Now the new
white champions call them
selves the Ramblers too. With
Buddy Clayton and other prom
Using players eliminated from
thc City League because of the
age limit it is hoped that a SEN
ior ball club will be organized
at Digger Park to give the old
er boys a chance to play regu-
lar scheduled home games.
TROTTER NIGHT
The Youth Forum, Mrs Ruth
Thorpe, chairman, and the Ed
ucation Committee, Mrs Sarah
Schenck, chairman, have nicely
combined to pay tribute to one
of the worlds greatest news
editors and champions of equal
rights, William Monroe Trotter.
Among the speakers listed on
the program this Sunday eve
ming are: Walter J Stevens, life
long friend of Editor Trotter
and author of "A Glance Back
ward" new book to be pub
lished by the Meador Press;
William Harrison, Harvard Al
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CONTINUED from Page u

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April
The Springfield Plan (contin-
ued from Page u and students
of our local high schools and
colleges, Villa MILL, Anne
Miller, Francis Jones and Earl
Guantt were in panel discus
sion on the issue while repre-
Sentatives from the various I'M
ions spoke from the speakers
platform and from the floor in
a heated question and answer
period. Recognized speakers
from the floor were Mrs Mary
MCLEAN a teacher in local
schools and Mr. Raymond John
son who left the Smith and
Wesson shop because of dis
criminatory practices. The re-
marks of Mr. johnson caused
some local press comment from
the president of the Smith and
Wesson plant and the guest
speaker at this meeting, Mr..
Jack Haraty, president of the
CLIO at Smith and Wesson. Mr.
Dennis Small a veteran of
World War II was chairman of
the forum. - Mrs Jessie Hester
FowlkeS of Franklin st has re-
turned from Philadelphia with
daughter Charlotte where they
went to bury her husband, Mr.
Herman Fowlkes who died in
this city. Mrs Fowlkes was &C
companied to Philadelphia by
Mrs Mamie Brown and Mrs
Amanda Jones of the FORGET
Me-Not Temple of Elks. - The
Dorcas Club of the Third Bap-
tist church met April 2 at the
home of Mrs Helen Ireland of
Is Terrence st. Mr. William
Blackburn was the guest speak