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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04

The Ali Stars seem to be jealous
of the yanks because the girls say
the Yanks have got just what it
takes.
Norma Reese gets hepped, can't
you see that Hoover Is all out for
Willie Bell?
Make up your mind Sonney Bell,
who is it, Johnnie Mae, Barbara,
or Jimmie D.?
Wonder if Fulton knows how
hard Curtis is trying to get Martha's
attention?
Parker Jr and Eleneora Brown
seem to be all out for each other,
wonder II Essie Lee knows.
Cute couples Of the week: jim
mic D. and Sonney Bell, Dorothy
Marshall and Clinton, Martha and
Fulton, Norma and Sidney, Jimmie
Neal ad Albert Plummer and Willie
Bell and Hoover.
Do you remember when Jimmy
md Mary Lee, William and Mary
Ann were the cutest foresome
around town. &
4 Fuzzy and James Thompson were
so mulch in love until they had stars
in, their eyes?
Vera and Robert Moore were let
ting the good times roll.
Little Sister and I. J. were doing
the town and weren't worried a.
Bout anything?
]. Annie Mae and Willie Brown
were so lovely, dovey?
I Mafgarite and Chester had eyes
only for each other?
Maggie Ruth and Sonny Ford
were the talk of the town and Es-
tella couldn't. end it all?
Sofia and Charlie Barber were
going out having pictures made to-
gether?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04
Holly Springs
News

Miss Alma Browning, grand
daughter of Prof and Mrs. NJ. j.
Fisher, of Milwaukee. is here visit
ing.
Prof. Aubrey Richmond recently
left for South Carolina State Col
lege, where he will work on his
master degree.
c. G.. Randle, Rural Extension
Agricultural worker for the Board
of Mission for the Methodist Church
Extension Department, attended the
Conference of the American Coun-
ty Life Association at the Univer-
sity of Dubuque, Dubuque, Ia.
Little Charles and Charlotte Ran
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04
Tattling Tess

Well guys and gals, tomorrow is
JULY 4th and everywhere. every
tody is preparing to have one kig
Gay of fun and good time. before
we get along to our regular line of
jiwe. we Just want to hep you all
10 few things. /. Remember that
each of you can help prevent acct
dents on this big Day by being ex-
ira careful. If you GO on PIC
MICS, SWIMMING RITES,
DANCES or what have you, please
remember to drive carefully. take
care not to go into deep water I'M
less you are powerful good swim
mer. leave all your firearms and
knives at home and try to have all
the fun you can in a safe sound
PROGRAM OF ENTERTA1N-
MENT AT THE RINK ON THE
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04

TioNAL TALENT DISCOVERY
QUEST and then stay on for the
MIDNIGHT RAMBLE AND DAN
CE, with Music BY Lucky MIL
LINDER'S ORCHESTRA. RE
SERVE YOUR TABLES EARLY. 4,
Humofs are flying that things
aren't what they used to be between
Hazelene the jufnpin chick and
Henry. some say her jufnpin
is the cause Of it, but 1t might be
a guy named Ray and then ii
might be because Henry finds 50
fnuch to interest him over at Lake
side. n. but Tattling Tess alone
knows the ZEAL reason and in time
will tell ali you readers.
Rumors are also flying that the
romance between Bobby Lohgstreet
ahd BARBARA Davis has sprung up
again, wonder whats Eddie Cham
bliss story?
II seems that certain recent
bride was having hard time try
ing to find her better half Sunday
mite and Maggie Ruth wasn't In
town, don't.tell us there's somebody
else too?
All you hep cats and chicks who
have to ride taxi sometime, re-
member cur pal Fuzzy is operator
for one of the leading. taxi cab
companies, give her a buzz some-
times.
1t must be the real thing for
Cliff Horton and Sofia cause they
are seen together quite often but
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04
ida Mae isn't worried at all.

Ada Mae isn't worried at all.
Marie zackery and Junior Plum
mer are getting on big times at
the Rink. wonder if Jack Luckett
knows about this.
Essie Lee McNeamer was jumpin
d lovely while at the Rink Sunday
with Junior Plunlfnef.
Who was the cutie from vlcks-
burg that attracted So much attefi-
ton at the dance Sunday iiite,
seemed that both Clistef Major and
William Harvey were very anxious
to- find out.
Gladys Lewis and willie Williams
are still that way. we think. but
don't know for sure. !,
Its strictly hard to get Bobby Mil
lef away from the Rink since the
new chick has been working there
better watch out Jessie Mae. Il
Granvall Barnes was playing it
cool and calm Sunday night, all BY
his luneseif. {
Now that Martha has Fulton all
by herself Helen seems to be left
out in the cold, or should we say
heat?
Clinic says that Dorothy Mar
shall is Just what the doctor ordefr
ed for him and Beatrice is out Of
ris picture for good.
Alright Albert Plummer, you had
better make up your mind and take
either Jimmie Neal or Kate Mack
or you are likely to come up
without d girl friend.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-07-04

The leadership Training school
that convened at M !. College, was
a great success
The Vocational Bible School
held in Asbury was successful. The
teachers were Mrs. C. o. Caldwald,
Mrs. Bertha Tyler. Mrs. j. H. Ora
ham, and Miss Dixon.
L. H. Cannon is ill.,
Miss Bernice Gordan recently
left for Atlantic City
Prof. David Powell recently COM
pleted decorating Providence Bap-
fist Church.
Miss Abel Reliford completed her
teachers instruction course in cos
metology.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12

morberiiden Soroerungen ser &lein.
itaaten oieIen &urs - uno nidt MIR
oer I'M Sabrtpaiier Wosfaus i6pims
menoen 9leinitaaten, ionbern audi Der
neitliden &leinltaaten. @s lit, aIs Oh
ein 'Saumel ser SelbItoernihtung
oieIe Solter ergriffen bate, saB Tie
beDuBt ibre eigene 8elunouug per<
binoern Dollen.
saes, tpas in bieier SinItdt ettpa
in Wosfau beidloiien miro, lit 10 un-
real, pie Die Sorausiesung, ouf Der
es iid oufbaut. Sic iieb5ig Milionen
2euticben, gleidgiiltig pie man tie
5ulammenpreBt ober auseiuanoer
reiBt. iino ltno bleiben Die Itdrfite
Station guropas, belieoeln Dos Ser5-
lanO Guropas uno neroen friiber ODER
lpdter BON ben beioen ripalilterenoen
8roBm16ten ltmlporben uno eeItiitt
unO belDaffnet 1Deroen.
2oraus ergibt iid ia geraOe sic
brittle 8runopabrbeit Der beutigen
peltpolitiiden Sage: europa lit Die
3entrolfigur fir sic @eillnoung uno
Den 6rieoen Ser 8elt! Ser &f
5UiIden Oen beioen Biganten 9tl:s.
lanO ltno slmerifa I'm Die @eltberr-
f6aft lit cine 8elpiBbeit - pobei Die
ler &alnpf Iebr pobl Sabre uno S5abr=
5ebnte lang in 6orm bon @irtlhafts=
uno Observation-Disclosures ausgefod)-
ten 1peroen fam, Bis es ent1peoer ous
our6 5u elmer Gntiheioung fommt
ooer bis Der abi6lieBenoe @affengong
Die Gntl6eioung bringt.
ltno in Otelem &f miro europa
Die Gnti6eioung unb oen IusIdlaa
gebenl gto6 bat europa oreibunoert-
unOfiinf5ig Miaionen Gintpobner.
ytod lit europa 1pirtl6aftlih, poll
tlId unO militarii6 bie itGrtIte Gruft
Der Nelt - 1pas MIR infolge ser bell
lolen Selbit5eriplitterung nidt erlidt.
llh miro. Iber @uropas &raft an ser
Selte oes einen ooer onOern 8iganten
glbt oen slusi6lag! - l1no innerbulb
GuropoS gibt Geuti6lono oen sluS-
l6lag! -
Grit luenn bie Golfer oes 9lbeno.
lanoe5 oiele Satia6e erfennen un0
lbren ~6rie0en nit 3eutl6lano" auf
3 lie er 8runolage nbldlieBen =
crit Damn miro es 1pirflih SSrieoen
nit GeutIdlanO seben! -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
Deutt1hlanh unh Earnpa
@on Or. Sttp' Strafcr

9as gr0Bte Sinoernis fir oos Ser
ltanonis auBenpolitiIhe Sragen lit
Die gerlosenbeit, oie tpie cine 1lnleii-
bare arantbeit Die s(uBenpolitif oler
Gegierungen begleitet.
gs lit cine 8eri9moruna gegen sic
Wabrbeit, mas ii6 in ser Seffentlid=
felt als auBenpolitif prdIentiert =
pobei it6 iibrigens cine grotesfe Sol
ge ergibt: Die 8olfer nebmen sic if.
men borgeIesten 2iieen ernit uno ma-
den Damn 0araus Stride, NIT oenen
tie tire Staatsmdnner 1lno oereu gn-
Benpolttit binoen. go ergibt ii6 bie
tragitomil6e Situation, Dab oie gr.
finoer Ser auBenpolitiiden 2iigen an1
SdluB bon ibren eigenen Grfinoun-
gen gefeiielt tperoen.
Gin S6uI6eiiptel lit bie beutige
gebonolung Der ~Deutiden Srase".
Sagli6 nod erflaren ale Staats-
manner Der @elt, ole 3eitungen Ser
Welt, ale &aoiolpreder Der @elt,
oaB Deutidlanb Die eigentlide @e-
fabr fiir ben Srieoen lei, uno oaB
oaber Die MuBenpolitif aIler 2anber
nnr oas cine 3iel boben miiIle: Die
Wieoereritarfung Deuti1Ianos 81,
nerbinbern.
8afte iiber Nafte tper6en abge-
ihlonen: aiptihen 2on6on uno Baris,
atpiiden Paris uno @arI6au, atpi.
i9en WarIdal, i,16 Brag, 3tpii9en
Earis un6 8rag, atpiIden 2on6on
uno Mostan, 5tpifden Mostau 11,,o
WarIhau, 5tpiiden @ari1au ano
Belgrao, aipiIden 9riiiiel itao Brag,
5niihen Mosfa1,- Yrog un6 Bel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12

iem gbaos lno oieier segentpdrtigen
Ieeliihen 8eoriidung ltno mobl oQe
1pie geldbmt 1lnb nidt fabig, ielbItin-
oige Fldne 81 MAIDEN llnb Wittel uao
8ege alls5uoenfen 5ur griinoti6eren
@rfoiiung Ser Sudenoen, abDegigen.
Sd bin iiber5elgt, 0aB oa MIN ge-
raoe oie 2egion Noriens nit ibrer
genaren slnDeiIungen, tuel6e albeit
5u leiIten uno 1pie tie an5upaden lit,
oaS bette Wfittel tpdre, Inn Die irhneus
item 1lno groBtm0gli6iten @rfolge ir
Ser religioIen grfaiiung elmer gan5en
8emeilIOe 5l1 er5ielen, 5uiammen nit
ser Gerimerlihung oerer, Die Oie Sc
gion einfiibren unO leiten. SGfiir
lorgt OaS - tG modte iagen inipi-
rierte - v@anobu6 ser 2egion". Sd
bOrte, oaB sic 2egion 1915 in 9eutld-
lanO eingefiibrt pllroe. &as 5u ibrer
ollgemeinen Gerbreitung feblt, iii
moDl Oie Satlade, oaB feline geniigen.
oe 9ln5abl BON SanObii6ern BORT 5ur
Serfiigung itebt, ioooB ieoer Grielter,
Ser intereiiiert mdre, Ith flare SSnfor-
NATION iiber oie Segion perIhafien
fonnte. &onnte niGt irgeno Elm Silfs=
fon0 bo5u benitbt Deroen, I'm bier
IN Imerlfa, mo olleS piel let6ter 5u
mnden lit, cine geniigenoe an5abl BON
0eutlhen &onobiihern 1rno @erbe=
bldttern 81 orltden, Inn oiele, 5ulam=
men NIT ben 8aben fir Sen 2eib, 5ur
Gettlng ser 1nIterbli6en Seelen 5u
lenoen?
Sd fiirdte, ooB e5 in 9eutihluno
geraOe 10 lit nie es ouf oen Ybilips
pinen mar. Giele meroeu iebt lcton
5u lhlpab Iein, Inn mebr uno frGfti=
gere 9tabrung pertragen 81 fonnen.
gber geraoe oielen iollte ourd) &ran=
fenbelltde ser 2egionare ultp. oos @r=
trogeu ibres Glenos erlei6tert uno
Ser @eg fir SEN SrieIter uno Elm
gute5 SterbeI ItiinO6en bereitet 1per-
BEN. Sd bin lider, biele tpiiroen in
oielem ,Somoriteroienit ibr eigenes
Gleno oergeIlen rno frob tperoen, oaB
lie, ourd eigenes 2eio reif 1tno ber=
ltanoig gelporoen, anoern Sroites-
engel iein oiirften - nif)t 5uleet Dem
groBten 9lrmen: Sem Serrn i'm So
bernufel. 9luf Sen 8bilippinen bot oie
Segion Of @torp in gang flr5er 3eit
eine 9lrt geiitige Repolution betpirtt,
mo tnmer lie eingefiibrt 1puroe. gr5=
6iIfof Wtibuel S'9ougbertp bon Ma-
Mia beteuerte oas nit GROCER 8egei=
Iterung. =. Gor meinem gintritt ms
&loIter NOR id iebr tatig 1tno interel-
ltert IN alenL mas &atbolil6e glftion
betrof uno id fitblte oft tief, 1pie ge-
roOe 10 ettuas, 1pie Die 2eeion Of Marp
es nun lit, feblte, Inn oie arbeit moq-
lldIt 5u Oertiefen uno feline un5e bon
Gnergie fir oie quite Sn6e oerloren
geben 81 laIien.
Gns engliIfe Sanobud lit gu erbal.
ten Olr6: Goncilil1m 2egionis Wta=
rlne, EubliIberS Erinting gompanp,
Solttsoille, &p.
SdDeIter :, O.S.B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
Erlrhnti1ip auf Arn
philtpptnrn

=. aitr5ltd] fam id bon oen 8bt=
llpplnen, mo- ih 5Dan5ig Sabre uls
VtIlilonSidpeiter tpeilte
sluf Sen Tbilippinen madte id)
natltrlt6 a16 oen ginfau Der SSapa=
ner ms Sano, bie bieriGbrige iapani=
lde 9elebungs5eit 1lno oie Sungerpez
rlooen, belonOer5 oie pGbreno Ser
6peimonatli6en 9elagerung gus
guios, nit. Otit 5tpei Wfiti6peItern
ourfte i6 MIDI Ser 9etreultng ser oer-
nunoeten ltno IterbenOen 3tpil6eo0lfe=
rrng gaguioS annebmen tpGbreno Ser
Sdredens5eit ser 9on1buroieruno
uno 9elAieBung. 9lud na6 ser ginz
nabme ser Staot Durd) oie 9lmerifo=
ner, ourfte ib fir mettere neun No-
note mid ben Sal6perbuneerten, ben
Vtaloria=, Sppbus=, 9pienterp=, gert=
berl=&ranfen lpiomen Ha6oem nun
Ier5te nno Eflegerinnen aus Sen
gergen tpieoer 5uriifgefommen mo-
rem, tpar uniere Efleee fir sen a0r>
per nlht nebr 10 notig.
Saflr fonnte ih midi n1ehr al1f Sic
9elltlge lno ieeliide Silfe fon5entrie=
rem. Sorum fann i6 midi 10 lebboft
nlht nur in sic duBere Scot uuIerer
Sieben in ser oeuti6 i6en Seimat bin
el1oenten, Ionoern nod piel tiefer in
oeren leeliId=getitiges gleno. ss6 fann
ME pergellen, lpas mir piele &ronfe
lmner tpteoer beteuerten ,tno tpas Elm
Shperperlpunoeter, ser uniperIttats-
lt!tolen binter ii6 bate, in folgenoe
sSorte tleioete: vslQes Iebrt man uns
IN Den S6ulen, 1ur ni6t mas man
NIT lib anfangt, tpenn man 10 biIf.
los in leinen SGmer5en oaliegt. Sd
tann Sbnen gar ni6t iagen, tpos ssbre
tagllhen 8eiufe fir ms beoeuten.
Wlr perluden, Sag fir Sag Sbren
9eoanfengangen 5u folgen, uno Srie=
De 5lebt etn in 11nIeren 5ermarterten
9ellt. 8lr fitblen nun oie &raft, sic
shmer5en rno oie S61pGde l,no al
ons fl1rdtbare Gleno, oas Mber uns
uno unlere Samilien fam, nit rubi-
ger Grgebung al tragen, i'm Sinblid
auf einen gere6ten Gidter uno Ser
gelter i'm Senieits. @ir Iernen 1tnler
Seio 5ur Siibne unierer uno Ser aan-
sen @elt Siinoen 5u tragen uno iino
10 in Der gliidli6en Sage, ltatt per-
5lpelfeln 81 miiiien, uns betpuBt su
leln, oaB mir trot l6einbarer ltntd-
tigfeit 8roBes IeiIten f0nuen sur
6affung elmer beiieren @elt uno
uns 10 oiele geroienite ertperben fon-
men fir oas fommenoe 2eben. 0os
glbt 1nierm @eiit ,tno Ser5en gfube
uno Srieoen uno bilit uns mebr als
ale Meoi5inen. " Sd, oenfe mir
oorum intmer tpieoer, tpenn ih sic
Infrufe 5ur 2inberllng ser Scot Iele:
Sollte man nift audi ettpas organi-
lteren, Inn BEN Srregeleiteten NIT Der
letblthen aud geiItiee Nabrung uno
Anre9ung 5u ueri6affen. Ser Brief
eines Seimgefebrten, ser i'm ,ssami.
lienblatt', Sehnp, eri9ien, bat mid
tief ergriffen, beionbers ser beiIiegen.
De ausi6nitt. (Siebe 1,ntenD Sd bin
ither, Die Hrieiter in De,,tIdIan6
tpiiroen gerne ettpos tun; aber il; 6ie-
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S6tpeIter

Ser in Dem norausgebenoen 8riefe
erlD1bnte 9lusI6nitt aus Dem ,SSan1t=
ltenblatt' (SednO lautet:
SSn DEM Gur6einanoer oteier 3eit,
oo mir feline ielbltdnoig orbeitenoe gfe-
glerung, feline oronungs uno 1panoel-
ldaffenoe 8eiebgebung baben, mo- bic
alo5lalen glemente, 0iebItabl, Gaub
uno WtorO ibr lattes 9uietn friIten,
mo- Scot uno gleno oominieren, 90 lit
nur eln etn5iger rubenoer Sol, nur
etn ein5iger Srt ser Rube uno @ebor-
genbett: @ott, unIer Sh0pfer, Sater
nno Serrl Nfan iolIte meinen, oab
oas graulame grle6en in pergonge=
ner rno gegenlpdrtiger 3eit oen Mem-
lden InlaB genlg gegeben b1tte gum
ytohoenten, CUR inneren ginfebr, sur
Hitdtebr in 8ottes 8aterbaus; 0odl
tonnten Sic MIR einmal bier l1ntId)au
balten ais 8rieIter uno Seellorqer,
Damn piiroen Sic erIdiittert Iein. Mn-
fangs iagte id ia i6on: Oie 2iebe
gebt ourf ben Wtogen, au6 Die 9iebe
5u 8ott. gs lit i6on 10: 0ie unooa-
fommenbeit in bieier @elt 5eigt lid
om beIten bel Dem ein5igen nit Ser
itano uno 8ernunft begabten 8eleu,
oem Weniden. Saben Die MenIden
latt 5u eiien, brau6en Tie ibren Serr=
eott nidt; miiiien ite bungern uno
oarben, Damn gt6t es feinen @ott. 8e-
nib, unlere oe5imierten &irhen, I'M
lere geotfir6en iino ionntaqs poG,
aber 1pas min oas beiBen BEL Iooiel
WenIden, bie auf ensem 8oum su-
lammengeorangt tpobnen. 0a oiirften
Die &ir6en gar ni6t al,sreideno Iein.
ytotlirlih lit reyes @ottesIeben por=
banoen bel ben @etrel1en; es pGre
l6limm, tpenn bas ni6t pGre. 9ie
oeutl6en Weni6en in ibrer grensen-
lolen inneren uno duBeren got Iuhen
nod @ott ooer sic @etreuen muiien
I'M Die gelpabrung ser @naoe bitter
rineen. Sest lit 3eit ser @rnte fir oie
Stride, Die redte 3eit - nun aber
teblen Die Sdnitter ODER o;e gum
S6neioen n0tieen @erGte uno Grrro-
lagen. Sd muB auf @r,,nb sen,aater
geobahtungen 1tno grfabrungen oft
genug mid fragen: 8eriagen aud
mande Serant1portli6en in ,lnierer
Stride?
8ie cine oriidenbe 2ait Iiegt nun
aud oiele Gorge auf ,lns. 8enn mir
ni9t Die @naoe oes feiten, uneridiit-
terttfen 8lalbens, 1penn mir nidbt
ben Nnea Der @naoe in Der beiIigen
&cmmunion erfennen lno nuten mir.
ben = 1ns bilft niemana als @ott
allein. @era6e iett fonnten mir I'M
(Sertfst,ne aaif Sette %
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict-Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI geeen alle
Mrten bon alten un6 frii9en 8un.
ben, @eihtpiiren, @e,p6hien. BiB.
ipunoen, aarbunfeIn uf,p. Bitte @eIo
MIR burd Doit MoneD Sr6er au idif.
ten. Seine Stan1ps. Se1aig (6O)
Gents bic ShabteI bei
II STAAR
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J. L. STAAB

17sos valleyvlsw Ave-. CLEVELAND II. o.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

will be the Mems Day speaker at
Big Bethel AME Church, 9th and
Broadway, Sunday morning, IL
O'Clock. This day marks the open.
Ing of the Goth anniversary of
this historic church. Rev. G.. Way
man Blakely, d. D., minister;
Paul Minton, chairman of the
Anniversary Celebration; Mrs. G,
Jack Davis, secretary. p. W.
Wade Is chairman Of Mems Day
Drive Is supported by a list of
captains OF the ablest men In the
church, Names OF the captains
and the reports will appear In
next weeks paper. A contest OF
male quartets will be the feature
OF the evening hour, 7:45 p. m.
when the captains will make
their reports.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. M. and
Allen League, $50 p. m. will be
conducted by men OF the church.
The men have as their slogan,
Beat Those Women and Beauti.
fly Bethel"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
Wynne
Mrs. Silvania Reynolds Mays

Mrs. siIvanla Reynolds Mays
Cross County Extension News.
The Cross County All Club Raj
ly was held at the Cross County
Training School Friday, April IL.
Despite the weather Mrs. Silyi-
ana r. Mays, Home Demonstra.
ton Agent and d. d. Traylor Co.
Agent states II was success. On
ly IA clubs were represented at
the Aally. Parkin All Club pre-.
sented the Model All Club meet
ing with Tommie Morris. Jr pre-.
siding throughout the meeting.
Club members wore their All
caps. Miss Geraldine Brown, Van.
dale All Club member gave de.
monstration on table setting. :.
.Lenise Morris of Wynne Club
gave demonstration on control
ing garden insects -. Address by
l.. l.. Phillips. State All Club
Agent. Subject: Working Toge-
Their For 4 Better World and
Community" We were proud
| to have our Club agent with us.
Many of the club members took
on new club life. In his talk he
said he would rather be at the
rally than any other place. He
urged the club members to do
something this year and complete
their projects. Group singing was
done by the club members. Yells
and softball was played In the af-
ternoon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

Rev. f. G, Cutter wises to thank
his many friends for their coop
Grafton in buying the STATE
PRESS. WANTED! 3 Paper
boys to sell the STATE PRESS
in Rock Island Addition, l in Dug
las Addition and l on West 9Th
Street. For further information
see Rev. Il. G. Cutter, 500 Il.
Miles Street REV. Il. c. Cut
ter and Mrs. Rose Lean Lacy
left April 18th to visit her sister,
Mrs. Oracle Martin who Is Ill in
~ F., New York -. Bishop j.
II. Claborn of Little Rock stated
in New Bethel Baptist Church on
March ,23rd that the X OF p Is
coming back; f. C. Cutter. c. C..
says lts already back in El Dor.
ado -. THREE CREEKS: Rev.
II. C Beasley motored to Union
Baptist Church Sunday and prea'
ched the 1900 o'clock sermon
which was very inspiring The
Elbethie Baptist Church render
ed a splendid program Sunday
GOSSIP: Wonder why p. Ford
and N. Buckley haven't gotten mar
ried yet? They used to be In the
Rialto every Saturday night, now
he's going to school and she's
having herself ball at the 52.2o
Wonder why ]. l.. f. quit b,
C. c.? she used to be down at the
1920 with him every Friday night
now you see her with a different
cat every night. I heard she said
Il. B. G.. Is much sweeter than
Cauers 80. Guess what happen
ed?. a certain sophomore Is TAX.
Ing another sophomore boy friend
1t used to be Tom, but papa N.
Is much sweeter. ooh well" that
chick thought she was 1t. but
you can c the consequence now.
A. NJ. L. Is SO poor you can wrap
your finger around her. She set
every day noon looking for him
to say something, but r. ]. W.
has beat her time. Jim. and
j. l.. f. are very good friends,
one night they went to Camden
and took the floor. She didn't cry
about Fred or any other man, be.
cause only a Chicago cat Is her
worry.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
In Memoriom

In loving memory of our husband
and brother, Henry d. Chlsm,
who departed this life one year
ago, April IS, 1916.
Gone is the face We loved so dear
Silent is the voice We loved to
hear;
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far for our thoughts
to reach.
Happy and smiling, always con.
tent.
Loved and respected wherever
he went
Always thoughtful, willing and
kind,
What a beautiful memory he left
behind.
SADLY MISSED By: Mrs. Ma
mic Chism, wife; Mrs. Nora
Smith, sister; Mr.. Earl Hatton
brother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

Mississippi, Leon Jefferson OF Lit
tie Rock, Mrs. Erma Armstrong.
of Prescott, Mrs. Jessie Jefferson
and family OF Prescott, all were
visitors Of Mr., and Mrs. w, b,
Armstrong Mrs. Johnnie Camp
bell was in Garland City Wednes'
day visiting Mrs. Jennie Smith
A., Frank Box was home over the
weekend visiting his wife, Mrs.
Roxie Box, Mrs. Luberta Ford
was a recen house guest OF Mrs.
Berenice Hubbord recently.
Peter Campbell Is taking his va
cation In Philadelphia. Pa, and
made brief trip to New York
enroute home We are planning
a big day May IL at Mt. Canaan
Baptist Church. TIA Harper spon
sor, John Swindell and Lee Max
well of Kansas City, Mo. were
Easter guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie JOINTS, Mr. Maxwell was
here for the funeral OF his grand
father. John Marshall Burtsell. i.
Please give US the news for the
paper on Friday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

The city election Is over, The
Mayor and Aldermen have been
chosen. We, the people of Hot
Springs were offered choice
and we, the people made that
choice.
As good and patriotic citizens
it becomes our duty to stop politi
cal pickering and bury our per
sonal grudges In the sand for you
made that everimportant decision
at the polls; therefore the watch.
word for the next two years Is
cooperation.
After watching the political
trend in Hot Springs for % yrs,
| am forced to ask this important
question. Is the political sun set
ting. or Is the political sun ris.
ing? | am simply asking whether
we, as Negroes, are using our
right Of franchise to Its fullest ex
tent.
Now, the time has come for us
to east off foolish notions and
inflated egos. Now IS the time for
straight and complete thinking.
Let US consolidate our forces
and bind ourselves into one body
as strong and militant group,
inspired by foresight and the plan
that united We stand. Let there
be no force strong enough to
break to break the bounds that
encirele us.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our Husband and
Father who passed April 10th.
1916.
The Lord giveth, The Lord taketh
away.
oh Soul. is their burden too
heavy to bear?
Does the load seem too welghty
to bear?
There is a helper at hand all
their SORROWS to share.
'Tis thy Fathers own beloved
Son.
Oh, how sweet it will DO In that
beautiful land.
So free from all sorrows and
pain,
With songs on our lips. and with
harps in our hand.
To meet one another again.
Sadly missed by Mrs. r.. M.
Reed. wife; r. II. Reed, w. II.
Reed and T. M. Reed, sons.