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Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
GURDoN
Depriest Campbell

Mrs. Nancy Hughes spent the
weekend in Louisiana on bust
ness. Cpl. Walter Jones has
been discharged and is home after
spending several months over
seas. Mrs. JOSHUA Mitchell is
visiting in st. Louis for a few
days. Mrs. Lillian Royston
and Mrs. Hazel Bell were in
Little Rock Friday on business. &.
Pvt. Essic d. Gordon Is home for
a few days visiting his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon. w. B.
Armstrong was in Prescott Sum
day, March 3lst on business. He
wishes to thank his many Gus
toners for their patronage. =.
CARD OF THANKS--We wish to
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12

Now | am wondering will all
readers of this column who are
interested in knowing about pay
ing your poll tax and don't UNI
derstand what it is about, write
or see me at 902 Apperson Street,
or call at the State Press. That
way, you can really get on the
right track. Now I am wonder
ing ii you will follow this up.
More next week.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
DUNBAR WEEKLY
GOSSIP

1t seems that J. Bell and M.
Collins are getting to be very
close friends lately-very close.
Who is the young man that lives
at l7l9 High that K E is SO much
interested in lately? Just stick
around; We'll find out. Who is
the young man that l Clark re-
ceives letters from three or four
times a week. Could it be
David? 1t seems that certain
boy is very much interested in
D. Wright. Coult it be E C? :.
Is it true that J. Gilbert has fall
en- head over heels for M G.?
What about that Jack? What
is Doris barton trying to do? 1t
is true that she has been trying
to get Charlie Burnett, but
Laura Jean Jones has him right
under her coat tail. J. johnson
you had better watch, watch J T
Brown because B M, T w and f H
are getting to be very good
friends. Could love be bloom
ing between J Williams and L
moore? Why not ask them? :.
Wonder who will be the lucky
woman when Royce Bullock
comes home. l wonder. . Mil
bred T. has completely run out.
Ernest, please tell her you love
her, or she will hurt herself. =.
1t seems that J S Early is out of
a girl friend again. Won't some
of you girls have a heart? -.
B f has been single long enough.
Girls, you can have him now.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
Darling Fish

Darters are small slender fish with
their eyes elevated high on their
heads. Their pectoral fms are broad
and are used as supports when rest
ing on the bottom. They are rarely
seen suspended In the water. but
when stationary. rest on the bot
tom. They never swim leisurely. but
when IN motion, dart swiftly from
place to place.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
RECENT BRIDE

Hot Springs-MRS. RICHARD
NICHOLS, who before her re-
cent marriage was Mrs. Eddie
Mae Miles, daughter of Mrs.
Willie Hartman of Little Rock.
The marriage took place Friday,
March % at the home of Mrs.
Nichols sister, Mrs. Jennie v.
Miles, Ito High street. The
couple will reside at BOT Walnut
street.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12

thank our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during
our bereavement of our daughter
and granddaughter. The flowers
were beautiful and we appreciate
them very much. We also thank
everyone for what they gave and
service they rendered. May God
bless each of you for your kind
ness and thoughtfulness. Mr.
and Mrs Harold Taylor and
family.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
Varied Uses for Oil

Highly refined oils from petrole.
um have been used for years for
medicinal purposes, and also in
cosmetics, hair oils, ointments and
even animal feeds. Others are EN-.
ployed as ovicides In tree sprays.
as impregnants for wrapping pa.
pers and fruit wraps. and In The
preservation OF eggs.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
Keep Bluegrass Growing

After bluegrass natures In June,
Its protein content, and hence Its
feeding value, remains low until fall
rains start 1t growing again. Dur.
ing spring and fall. it is suggested
that bluegrass be kept from heading
out. II there is not enough stock to
keep 1t down TO a height of to 0
inches, II is suggested that the grass
be clipped with a mower. This will
Keep the grass growing and high in
protein and hence in feeding value.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY FEDERATION

The Phyllis Wheatley Federation Club Mrs " F. Nc
Murry president met the home of Mrs Mary Ovens 1920
West Ninth with the president in the chair large number
of members were present, and four members
nrolled Plans perfected for the Annual April Fools
Tea at the home of Mrs Nora Mcneil 909 Pulaski Street
The club received the state prize from the state president
Mrs Burt for having the greatest enrolment of new mem
bers at the meeting After dsposng of the regular
business the hostess served and the meeting adjourned to
meet April TO- at the residence of Mrs Sedonia Bridges
2224 Howard Street cohostesses Mrs Smms and Mrs Pen
ningon
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
q NIGHT HAWKS

The Car has finally returned to the fold His Royal
ghness breezed in Sunday after long soourn at the Spa
His presence at Monday nights meeting eventfuland
the members heard him with pleasure William Bill Miller
Sweet William Other members present c. Franklin
Brown Harry Bass Fred Battles Jesse Powell Jesse Fergu
SON Jerry Smith, M. Mcdonald Theo Nelson, Roy Allen
Burgess, Riley Johns, Dr. o. B. White, Pres. Dewitt
Davis D. Dubsson, Chester Mathews Rufus Cunningham
O BURGESS served.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
PROVIDENT RELIEF CHARITY CLUB

The ProVident Relief Charity Club Mrs. Charles Nc
Cullum president March at the home of Mrs W. M.
Rodgers with Mrs T. Miller co-hOsess, and
bes present The club donated $500 to the Childrens
Home Plans were made for the annual Womaness Tea
be given Sunday May r. the home of Mrs j. " Jordan
1916 Cross Street when the club members will expect to
their many friends present The next meeting will be
Friday April r. at O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Eta
Washington 1917 West 18th street. with Miss E. Marshall
as Co-hostesS.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
RUTH EVELYN SMITH VISITS HOME

Miss Ruth Evelyn Smith, who has been away from Little
Rock since 1899 with short trips home inerven
and has served credtaby in the War Service in the
of California Washington and New York, has return
ed home short visit with her mother Mrs ELLA j. Smith,
and her sister, Joyce, Chester Street Miss Smith is
graduate of Dunbar High School and Junior College She
will New York Saturday night where she will
her work instructor the abulang department Of
Montgomery and Ward On the first of June she expects
take work with the Civil Service in Honolulu
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
FIRST BAPTIST MEMS CLUB

The Men of First Baptist Church. Seventh and Games
Rev E. c. Dyer pastor met Thursday evening April to
perfect organization B. Johnson Dean OF Arkansas Bap-
fist College, elected president w O Lindsey secretary
A. c. Weaver chaplain; Sam Smith, Vim. Rowan and E. B.
Moore ST. program committee 1t proposed to elect other
officers later Games played after the business session
session. refreshments will be served by MessrS
johnson and Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
THE AURORA CLUB

The Aurora Club entertained the faculty and students of
Philander Smith College at "SprngA-Roo dance in the
GYM Friday night March 49, The Gym was decorated with
the word SPRING. spelled in flowers the walls and
blue birds ying toward painted bouquet of flowers Over
The heads of the dancers colorul paper giving the
effect of spring Part of the gym fenced off garden
ana used for games Refreshments were served during
lntermission Members Of the club G. A. Easter Janette
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
CONWAY
j. F. Williams

Mrs. Lula c. Meeks, a we'll
known and highly respected cit
izen, passed at home here April
End, and her funeral was largely
attended Thursday, April 4th, at
the Church of Christ by her form
er pastor, Bro. Brint Hervey, Four
children, two grandchildren and
one great grandchild survive.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
JOLLY IL CLUB

The Jolly Y Club met with Mrs Ehelma Aaron, 1906
n Vamar Thursday night April |, Mrs Matte Sweet,
presiding. After short business meeting Mrs. Estela
Jones presented beautiful set of glasses for prize Mem
bers present included Mrs Willie Mae Mary Man. Mrs. Lille
lIern. Mrs Alice Derrick, Mrs Ola Brewer, Mrs. Mary
Wynn After refreshments the club adjourned to meet
April II with Mrs Alice Derrick, 34ll L Street
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
PROGRAM AT MT. NEBO BAPTIST

There will be double feature program Sunday evening
April a at the Mt Nebo Baptist Church. College Station
Rev Mr. Walden pastor The Wonder State Singers heard
each Sunday morning over Radio Station KARK at 1913,
and the Smiling Five Quintet heard Sundays over Radio
Station KGH Program begins at $50 p M The public is
invited
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH

New Light Baptist Church. 32nd and Summit, Rev j. N,
Carter pastor opened its Sunday School last Sunday at
945 with Johnnie Carter superintendent, and Ruth Loe,
secretary in their places At the eleven o'clock service
Brother Washington read the scripture and the pastor
preached on Erich But He Became Poor" Tribes 3 and
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
SGRS LITERARY CONTEST

Papers for the sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Literary Con
test which previously announced in this column as
closing April 30 may be submitted up to that time Mrs
Naomi G. Coulter, chairman announces. High school and
college students interested in the contest should consult Mrs
29l6 Spring Street. for details
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
nFY'l" IT ''' y II
|ARouno Iomla.
Phone $685.
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs Leon E. Taitt and Mrs, W. M. Mccoy spending
this weekend in New Orleans Eight ladies of the Ladies
Booster Club Missouri Pacific entertained last Sunday
in Alexandria, Louisiana. Our Lady Chief Booster Mrs.
VIM Mccoy made very interesting talk Mrs Leon Taitt
and Mrs Mccoy were asked to lift the collection.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
ADAMSES ENTERTAIN MRS. BRYANT

Mr. and Mrs D. Adams, 1922 Spring Street entertained
Mrs Aene Wyatt of Detroit Cich, Sunday afternoon April
at dinner Among the guests present were Mr. and Mrs
f. c. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Halliburton Mr. and Mrs. B. w.
Hayman, and Mrs E. Thomas. Mrs Wyatt left Monday
night for Detroit after spending an enjoyable time with her
relatives and friends here
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
PROF. c. ii. KING VISITS CITY

Reverend and Professor H. King, distinguished for his
long and efficient service teacher in Portland in
the city last week and while here visited the STATE PRESS
office
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
holly NEIGHBORS CLUB

The Jolly NeghborS Club met at the residence OF MI
and Mrs H N Williams with Mrs Katie Moore president IN
the chair After business and refreshments the host and
hostess served delicious repas The club adjourned to meet
with president Wednesday night April IT, at 242l West
Twentieth
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
MRS. PATTERSON HAS A BIRTHDAY

Mrs Olivia Patterson of North Little Rock celebrated
her birthday March 80 with party of rs guests among
whom was her nephew Tomme Codng recently returned
from overseas On the table banked with flowers
two cakes one for Mrs Patterson and for Tomme The
quests left many beautiful presents.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Addie Cole, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1890
Charlie Cole, Defendant
The Defendant, Charlie Cole, Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer tn.
complaint of the plaintiff, Addis
Cole.
Dated March IS, 1916.
j. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
W. A. Singfield,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Ealy Red, D. C.
-N
READ THE PREsSl
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12

have a package belonging to young lady III yellow
who got mine by mistake Monday afternoon about
$50 If the young lady will call at 27O2 Rock Street
and identify herself will be glad to make the proper ex
change
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
BECOMING A NECESSITY

Pills Department Store located at sos West Ninth
Street former location of the Smart Shoppe, fast becom
ing necessity in the Ninth Street instead OF just
fixture The proprietor stocking with mer
chandise quickly becomes available Play shoes and
hats of the articles hand that will be
needed in the few days.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
THE LANDERS ARE ENTERTAINED

Sgt and Mrs. Eugene Landers guests of Mr. and
Mrs j. II. Dukes 1872 Pulaski Street recently Mrs. Land
ers is the of Mrs Gladys Dukes Sgt Landers spent
two years The couple left for Chicago
after a visit which they will go to Kansas City to visit
Mrs Pora Mcintosh sister of Mrs Landers, and to put
in months rest
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
REVIVAL AT ZION HILL

Elder A. /. Perkins announces revival at Zion Hill
Church Sweet Home which begins April 49, and leads up to
April 81 Miss Marguerite Perkins, daughter of Elder Perk-
ms, will sing.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12

Evans Rose Bradshaw Annie NJ Swift Dorothy Scott, Will
helmna Reid, Opal Dixon, Doris Morrow, Jennie Bishop
Mavs Bell Edna Mitchen, c. Suttles, Adah M. Morrow,
Mrs, Flora Williams, dean of pledges
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
ALL NEGRO PICTURE AT USO

An All-Negro cast motion picture Starring Hattie Mack
Daniels in DEEP SOUTH will be presented in the USO
building at Ninth and State streets April II at eight M
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
ESTHER CIRCLE

THE Esther Circle met in the home of Mrs Mary Wynn
1901 ~ Valmar April 2, Mrs Tiny DnWidde, president,
presiding. The Circles work reported and refresh
ments served
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
COMMUNITY WELFARE CLUB

The Community Welfare Club will have seasonal tea
Sunday afternoon April a. hours four to eight at the home
of Mrs, George Powell, 82l Walnut, North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-12
WONDER STATE SINGERS

The Wonder State Singers will be presented IN re-
ctal in the Ward Chapel M E. Church. 18th and Hanger
Streets Mr. Patrick pastor Sunday evening at 8l5
p m. The public is invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Fire Domoqes Wood Street Residence
 Four Families Are
 Temporarily Evietod
 By BIaXO

Two bedrooms and a bathroom were damaged and four families were forced to flee their apartments when a el,5O0 fire broke out in a tenement at 10 Wood Street shortly before 9 D. m. last night 1t was rec vealed today by Fire Marshal Eu- gene Legge.
 Marshal Legge said that the fire started from defective oil burner in the bathroom of the apartment of Mrs. Ethel Wade who resides on the first foor. She and her son, John, 10, and another resident Of the apartment, Mrs. Catherine Davis and her three children, Pat- ricia. Edward and John, {, s, and C years old respectively. were forced to flee the house.
 Residents of the two upper floors upon hearing the alarm, also left the house. The other occupants were Mr. and Mrs. William Miteh- ell and their six children on the second floor, and Mir. and Mrs CrevoSsni Ferguson and their two children, residents of the third floor apartment.
 Firemen from Engine Companies and 2, Truck 2, and the Booster with Deputy Fire Chief Richard Sheeran in command fought the blaze for more than an hour. The alarm was received at fire head quarters at 8:54 pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
'N0vyFrees
 9 LocoI Men

Naval personnel discharged at the separation center, Lido Beach, l.. 1., included nine men from the Water bury area. Those from Waterbury were:
 John W. Lannucci. FIG. i5i oed- des Terrace.
 David Wright. stMifc. 1T Wood Street.
 Benjamin r. Maslanka, MA4ssje 1882 North Main Street.
 Edward ". Laherty. AAEA13 c. iT30 Thomaston Avenue.
 John J. Dwyer, RT2fc. ls Ives Street.
 Joseph c. Divito, soAf2ic. 75 Sprlngdale Avenue.
 Those from the Waterbury area were
 Edmund J. Matusevice, MoAGAA3 C. 49 BeardSley Avenue. Naugatuck.
 Joseph J. Hricko. SIC, 95 Bright wood Avenue. Torrington.
 Bruno J. Frangoni. EMiIc, IT Colorado Avenue. Torrington.
 Lazzaro Iannaeeone. GMSic, 2i li2 Union Street, was discharged from the Navy at San Pedro, Calif.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Price Relief Discussion Tot BeHeId
 OPA Specialists to
 Assist Manufacturers
 ln Problems
fNEA Telephoto)

An OPA Price Relief meeting for manufacturers will be held at the CLAP auditorium, 4e Leaven- worth Street, "Wednesday March 20th at 10 a. m, 1t has been an- nOuneed by Prank J. Green, exec utiye secretary Of the Waterbury Chamber Of Commerce,
 Stanley E. cfute, Connecticut ad- mlniStTator Of the Ofiice Of Price Administration has announced that the meeting will cover executive order 9697 and price adjustments under the existing regulations prior 10 the executive order,
 MT Green in an announcement forwarded today says
 The 0PA wishes To extend eV. cry possible assistance 10 firms in the various classitleat.ons Of pros auction. WI you, then, please ae' wise this office by telephone tA-6l23l. or letter, your special category under this Order OppoTr tunlty will be given not only 10 ask questions, but provision has been made for confidential consultation with OPA specialists, concerning yeur particular business and pgob- lem
 IT is very important that we know as quickly as possible the varied classifleallons 10 be ln st' tendance, so that We may advise and seCure all necessary specialists
 Since this !s the first meeting Of ils Kind 70 be held in the state, we are anxious 10 make lt Outstana' lnRly successful
 Should you wish 10 mall youl questions ln adysnee you mey dir eel them either 10 this office Qr tf Mr, Grute, at the Oiilee Of Prlef Administration, ab Allyn Street HaTtford Connecticut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
old Novthvop Home, .SI Church s., Sold

Fhf buildlng at Al Church slleel housing local agencies has pee' pugehased by Wllliam !, Plau Jf proprietor Of the service station pll lesYenw0rlh sWest Thf sale Na' reported af sa0 A00 by D r PaFFlne ion, Jr, Whe handled the tfansae' ton, aS trustee,
 Asencles within lhe bulldlnR are GoMmlpliy Ghesl CIT Seoul eaunl oil Council 9f Saelal ARfaeles anf the 0lYillan Helense poFDoFa leh Mr Plat said today De haa nl speelhe plans far the slls al lhh tlme,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Officers PIon MiIitoryB Boil Lt.-C0leRel Watkins
 Named Committee
 Chairman

Lieutenant Colonel Robert B. Watkins was appointed head Of a committee 10 make arrangements for the first Reserve officers mil- itaFy ball to be held here m five years, The appointment was made al a meeting of the Reserve Off, eers' Association at the State Arm OTy last night,
 Colonel Max TTaurig, president, also named Lieutenant Colonel Joe seph DlPietro head Of member ship committee which will seek the enrolment of major portion Of the World War II officers ln this city, Also on the membership eom- mlItee are Lieutenant Colonel Carl Anderson, Captain Kenneth her- gFen, Captain Francis J, Grove and Lieutenant Ronald T. Delaney
 Gabriel Price, head of the Inter- nal Revenue office here, explained to the 25 WoTl dWaF ! and II ofli' eers ghO attended last nights meeting the income tax schedule as applicable 10 officers Scheduled fol an April meeting 0l the association will be a discussion on veteran affairs to be given by Meyer sehwalsky, state director Of the Veterans Administration
 Other members Of the military ball committee are Major Wallel Lynch, Captain Prank panen, Lieu tenant Fred Potter, LlsuIeDan Clyde ", Jones and Lieutenant San Walrlda Lieutenant Ronald q, De- laney will handle publicity for th' affalr
 Rev Roger B T Anderson, reelol of Trinity Church, will direct lhl organizations parl lH the pomlnl Army Day program,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Your GI Rights By DOUGLAS LARSEN
 NEA Staff CnrreApandent

Washington, March i3 --tNEAl-- Delay in getting mustering-out pay and other problems of veterans have inspired the following ques" tions;
 Q-I was discharged from the Army more than twO months ago. In the meantime I was transferred tO another city on my job. But the Army has failed tO send my mus teFing-0nt cheek. ! left my fOF- warding address where l lived bee fore and haven't heard a thing about it. What should ! do?
 A-Send your present address to the separation center or station from which you received your dis- charge. It is the law that federal checks can't be forwarded beyond the address appearing on the letter and must be returned to the goy- ernment
 Q-My husbands last muster ing -Out cheek hasn't arrived yet, Where should ! write tO find cut about it?
 A-Chanees are you have changed your address and the check wasn't forwarded Send your query with your address to the dlsbursing of fieeF at the station where your hus- band was dischargea
 O, Because Of sickness ln my home and 6eeVTal other things whiel have come up ] don't ser hew ! an going to pay She income tax ] OWe Is there any aid glyen a veteran On thiS, ether than the Fegulal p0stponements which are provided veterans by law?
 A. You can apply 10 hny Federal Court for the postponement you seek.
 Q-I need a eaF badly in mS bSsi' ness, ! am a veteran h seemI t0 me the Army has lat ef auto mobiles 0F at least ieeps which Ail he declared surplus, H0w can I nA' my veterans preference l0 get she'
 A-VeLerans orders for g. A msnts surplus ears are man le' the number Of ears available 9A there are leeps available 70 ei' ans on their preference WgliF q the nearest regional office og lh War Assets Corporation for the de
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Waterbury Company Files Certificate

A certificate Of incorporation, llsI' Ing authorized eapiial At ts0000, hes baRD filed hy the Waterbury Cement 4 OinaeF Block Company at the 0l' flee 0f the aeeTeiaTy 0l state 70 HaTtl0Fd The value of 2000 shaFei of Sl0ak, which VII be issued, was set e A2a per sAaFe
 IleoFp0gal0gs aFe Anlhong lilDal' d, Phhlp Rinslal, Joseph NadoDla and Henry ', 9asain,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
Princeton Mills To Reise Wages

Negollati0pS on pay mefeases lol employes Of the Princeton knllVne Mllls, lnf were ln progress today u was understood that pay raises Of approximately l5 cents an A0pl VII be gTsnlea Phe workers gre represented by an Independenl nnl0n
 n ls reported that an lneentlyf psy scale hes been aRlfed upon ana lha iAe minlMun gsge ha' been iDcrf2sed lrom 56 to 60 eenls an hour
 Phe bvm employs aloul tlQ peF' sons ln lls Walerpply and Wslel l0gN planls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
ceIeHsl 0'HGvG Clues Address

leli haFnAla 4, pliAla NAf hp guest speaker al 2 meflNR Ql lAe Waterbury nenlal society lasl nlahl al phe ElsQn np 0Haga dlseusseq aenlal pr0egess dplne lhe war aNH lauaea Inc pse 0f neAlelllm by lAe Army overseas
 HF pHara Ras rReenlly gplpYea 9l active dDtg Rllep aeIYlpe O lhe hnFQpeRn thealeF lle eNlpgfd lAe AeFglhe lp FppTualy le3l phe apfakeT Ras mWQdnaed by nr Flanels hagnes, pFesldenI ol lAe eTeAniaallen