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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-07

prove. Dogs with heart disease
should have milk and cereals
substituted for meat in their
diet. Many prominent veteri-
narians also recommend a prop
er. stirnulant such as R e mesin
which keeps the heart evenly
balanced. Decrease the amount
of drinking water and make GER
tain not to overfeed him.
GO TO CHURCH
In Sango, Japan, Kakutaro
Yauchi has taught his dog to OBJ
serve peculiar religious habit.
Every morning at 4 o'clock a
drum is beaten at the local vii
lage shrine. On hearing the
drum, Yauchi's three-year old
dog runs to the shrine and bows
before it.
In the Far East dogs are fire.
quently taken by their owners to
church or other religious meet
ings. In fact many devout peo-
pie make a point of trying to in
still their faith into their pets
conscience by having them at
tend a daily service.
Question: How many dog
cemeteries are there in the Unit
ed States?-G. T.
Answer: There are close to
fifty and they are scattered all
over tn e country. Many are
beautifully handicapped and we'll
taken care of.
Question: We have had many
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-07
ACCUSED IN DEATH

STATESVILLE.-A coroner's
jury ruled today that Mrs. Irene
'Shue Waugh, about 40, whose
bullet-riddled body was found in
bed at her home six miles vorth
of here on Nov. "a, came to death
at the hands of her husband, Rus
sell Waugh. Waugh, tenant
farmer, has been missing since
4loo cboo4ipo
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-07
SUNDAY, DECEMBFp


meals and the city n,,
was held several weeks ",'''e
which the railroad .1. ago r
make the survey. 'S'ssd h
Automatic Dliakers a,
s+rss4 sussd the. the belt line at ''r.'n r.'',
drive. Irs...5 and wrisatsv,a5re. 's. s,.s- s.1
c,,,do Proposed Gns. new tnssaIlas.rss.' 'rs',' !.
18th street. and Colonial 5.@ a..', s..t,
DIAL 2-33J1 For
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-07

Quincy, Mass was incorpor-
ated under its present name in
1892 in honor Of John Quincy,
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

NEWS AROUND PEAKE HIGH
SCHOOL: Feb. 10 IA teachers
and students rendered some of the
finest programs In the history OF
the school, celebrat Negro
History Week The fnal program
was presented Friday evening at
which time Mrs. Alena Erby WI
ley of Blytheville was principal
speaker Mrs. Wiley is the daught-
er Of Rev. and Mrs. Erby Of this
city and Is Jeanes Supervisor OF
Mississippi County. Her message
was very impressive and enjoyed
by all. An extra sess'o on of the
Baptist State Convention. Conso,-
dated was held here last week
at Greater Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church. President F. T. Guy pre-
scented his financial program for
the year 1t called for an increase
far above any previous year.
which Is due to the rapidly de-
veloping school program. The pro-
gram was adopted by the conven-
ton. Amount raised, $1,000. Mrs.
Ed Nice oud, 80S Austin st. enter.
tanned 20 youngsters at her home
Sunday evening. Feb. 10th in hon
or OF her daughter, Ed tn nelois
who celebrated her 9Th birthday.
The Riddles enjoyed games, and
pictures were made Of the group.
Little Mss MeCloud wore a pink
dress and pink hair ribbon. Guests
present were Tura Westbrooks,
Ida Mae Williams. Earnie C. Tay,
lor. Robbie j. Ware, Carrall Bull.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

boys won ont OF games Feb.
18th ORION Valley BOYS and cir s
basketball teams played our boys
and girls here Our boys won and
our CIR lost. Thursday morning
the Home Economics Department
rendered an interesting program
W tn skits featuring proper dress
Ing, good manners, eating Of prop.
er foods =. White County teachers
are enjoying an Int resting study
course taught by Mrs. Mary VII.
son, The week of Feb 10Th was
observed az Negro History Week.
Tuesday. Mrs. Wilson discussed
the early h'story OF the Negro;
Wednesday she discussed the Ne
gro In business and in education;
Thursday, Mrs. Heron brought
interesting facts on the Negro as
a writer, srort and scientist. Mrs.
Bailey talked on the Negro as an
and artist Friday,
Mrs. Walton and MI 8 Shumpourd
gave interesting Ia KS on the Ne.
gro In muse Musical characters
were classified as classic. spirit
ualist, boogie- woogie and sonti.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
MONTICELLO
JOHN WILLIE GREEN

A Successful Boy Scout Pro-
gram was presented at 3 p: m.
Sunday, Feb. 16 Rev. w. II. King
delivered the annual sormon
Mrs. M. l.. Coleman made a bust
ness trip to Warren recently. 49,.
The Drew County branch. NAACP
held its monthly meeting Tues,
Februery IS at 7;45 p. m. in the
high school building Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Ridgell OF Little
Rock, Luster Ridgell OF Warren
and Mrs. Maurine and husband Of
st. Louis, Mo. visited their ia her,
A. l.. Ridgell of this city-.-..Rev.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
lOUANN

Mrs. Dora Lee Cooper OF Colo
RADIO and Mrs. Mondia M. Brown
Of Portland, Oregon are here visit
ing their father. H. M. Cooper
who Is very Ill Mrs. B. l.. FL
hot and Elven Dismun. both OF Ell
Dorado attended church services
here last Sunday ........ Mrs. Mary A.
Oliver Is visiting In FL Dorado
with her children. Mrs. Exeph-
on Dawson Is leaving for Rich
mond, Calf. where she will join
her daughter, Julia Lee Armstrong
Mrs. Sarah Norful and Mary
l.. Bunch visited In Camden Feb
ruary 18th. Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
inson and son of Pine Bluff a.
tended church services here las
Sunday. Please have your mon
ey and news ready when the paper
girl comes by.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

son of Malvern.....--The newly or
ganized Laymens League reports
much progress In their efforts un-
der the leadership of Sammie
Green, Sr. Mildred Bryant, Clay
ton Cooper, T. ]. Humphrey all Of
Malvern High School and Lucille
Banner Of a Little Rock High
School spent the week end here
with relatives and friends ...... Tic
kets for the Friendship Quilt Top
sponsored by the PTA for the be-
nefit of the new school building
are now on Miss Gladys
McCollum who has been seriously
Ill Ia much improved.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
|<EkSETT
Beulah Washington

Mrs. Ruthie Keys left Wednes.
day night for Kansas City. She
was the house guest of MIR. and
Mrs. ED. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Baker are the proud par
ents OF baby cir. Emma Louise.
born Tuesday. February lS...V.
b. Waddy and and d. W Washing.
ton mo,ored to Popular Buff to
attend q basketball game between
the Popular Bluff Trojans and
Paducha Mrs, Josiah Wesley
left Sunday for New Or cans, La
-. Oliver Williams and family
have returned home from Chicago
Miss Ode al Johnson OF Searcy
and Ocleatus Pettus we're mar.
ried February Is with Rev. Tho
mas officiating.,.V Visiting pastors
last Sunday were Rev. James Me
Co!lough and Rev. l. NJ. McCloud
of Lite Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
FRIDAY, FEB. IS, 1877

Cannon OF Cotton Plant and WIN.
lam Wilson and Mrs, Jessie John.
sou OF TT. Smith Mrs. Mary W |.
ION visited with relatives In An.
gusta. Feb. 18th. WI lam Russell
and Bishop Horton met with accl.
dents the week of Feb. 10th. 80.
The home OF Mrs. Willie Webb
was totally destroyed by fire Feb.
18th Shut.ins are Mines. Ida
Davis and Emma Webb. and Lon
ME Dupree who Is to undergo an
operation soon. - The Maids and
Matrons League sponsored a lem.
on social at the beautiful home Of
Miss Evelyn Shumpourd recently.
.''St. Mary CINE Church will
sponsor a monthly rally March .,
Each captain Ia expected to raise
$4,000. Members of churches here
In the city and churches in Ken.
sett are expected to be present
. Mines. Lerline Berry and Har.
riett Coleman gave surprise
shower honoring Mrs. Allean Gath
Ings Berry who was married Feb,
10th In Kansas City. Mo. to LIN.
lel Berry. Mrs. Charlotte Wal.
ION spent the weekend In Little
Rock with her husband. Travis
Walton. =. Mrs. Eddie NJ. Heron
visited her husband In B'ggers
asst weekend The Jr. Church Of
st. Mary CME sponsored musical
sunday. Mrs Eddie M. Heron
vas Sunday dinner guest in the
lome of Mr.. ard Mrs. Charlie Ven.
'rable. Rev. W. J. Thomas was
Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Ida
Ferry. SCHOOL NEWS: The p,
:. A. sponsored a Valentine party
Feb. 14th. The regular meeting
vas held Friday with Mrs. Ler Inc
Berry presiding. In the near fu-
ure a Lemon Social will be given
" the PTA.. The boys basketball
at Cotton Plant was
'ery largely attended by the va
ious teams of the district. Our
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
cHiDESTER#
MARTHA ROBINSON

Funeral services OF Mrs. Filler
Williams were held at Rockey
Hill Baptist Church recently and
conducted by Rev. st ifs. Mrs
Jennie Mckenzie spent Sunday
with her daughter, Banner Lee VII
liams, who has been III for few
days. Mrs. Maggie Marshall was
guest Of the Williams last week.
Sammie Robinson and Outer VIII
liams returned from st. Louis, Mo
recently.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
WEST ROCK
LEROY MADDEN, Jr.

The Silver Tone Quartette rend-
cred a program Feb. 23rd at Pill.
grim Rest Baptist Church. Rev. ].
q. Barnes Is pastor and Mrs. Pearl
Guest, sponsor. Little Shirley Jean
IL recovering at Baptist State Hos
pital after recent operation
Mrs. Louisa Williams has return
I'd after visiting In Morrilton and
Springfield ..,..GOSSIP- II your
news does not come out some
weeks, don't be sad sack and
stop taking the papers and please
tell Sis VIM to stay on the sunny
side and open her club meeting
With a song and a prayer.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

she isn't angry because he didn't
get there, or Is she?. Why Is 1t
that II. M. goes to Camden so
much? believe | know. The love
bug Is biting her.....E. J. l.. really
does talk about Elliott a lot. No
not Ell oft but who lives there
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
CONWAY

The Fourtone Singers will rem
der musical program at st.
James C. M. L. Church Sunday
March 2. The Pubic is invited
Funeral Services for Mrs. Emma
Beard were held Wednesday even
in at st. James Church. She was
So years o d, ard pioneer citizen
OF Conway. She Is survived by
three sons, "a Grandch 'ldren, IS
great-grandchildren. and 3 great
great-grandchi'dren .... The Faulk-
ner County Negro Extension Cub
held an all dav meeting at Pine
Street School, Wednesday Feb. 10.
1947. Many phrases of farm work.
poultry raising. and other pro-
grams about the home were dis
cussed. The installation address
was given by Mrs. Fame Mae
Boone. Home Domorstration Ag-
ent Of the Eastern Dis OF Ark.
ansas. e. f. Whee'er. corAtv AGENT
and Miss For'ne D. orthridg".
home DEMONSTRATION aeo"t .Ion
Green, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Green. is not very much IMPROVED
He has been seriously III since
Christmas.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

DoIIle J. loggins

SS''~ ~ S~3S''e
The Gray Brothers rendered a
program February 18th at Bue ah
Grove Baptist Church .-Christeen
Stephen was a business visitor at
Forest Grove last Sunday Cos
SIP: r. C. w. and M. D. are max
ing big tracks, now what you bet?
~. @. NJ. and c. S. were step
ping high on the nth. It'll last I'M
til the cats from Smackover roll
around. II. M. and W. NJ. just
can't be figured out, He thinks
everything Is alright and think
it's all wrong. .E. J. L. was all
set for Forest Grove on the 1eth
with transportation by C. r. but
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
JUNCTION CITY

Rev. II. T. Stewart OF Camden
preached the IL oc'ock sermon
at Mt. Union Church recently. He
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Warren During a four
day drive from Jan. 70 to Feb. 2
the members of Mt Union Church
raised $500. 60 Rev. L. T. Turn
er held his first quarter at New
Hope CINE Church. The amount
raised was $500.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
'~llMAR
'ars. Louise Rutherf ord
Yrs. Lucious Jones and Miss

Yrs. Lucious Jones and Miss Oh
q. Robertson were visitors In War
rem last week Mr. and Mrs. A.
w. Bass are the proud parents
OF a baby son born Feb. 9TH.
Mrs. Bess e Jackson made a bust
aess trip TO Monticello Saturday
Mrs. Fannie Vaughn has recu-
Derated from a recent illness.
Shady Grove AME Singing Class
held a spirited meeting at the
church cafeteria Sunday afternoon.
Aues. Mittie Rldgle and l.. NJ.
Rutherford were visitors. :. Marva
Laverne and Will Rutherford. Jr.
were school visitors Friday morn
fng and witnessed the weekly pro-
gram IN the auditorium. Mrs.
Juanita Galloway was a recent
visitor with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. s. A. Gardner Misses An.
pie Belle and Add'e b. Riley are
house guests OF their mother. Mrs
Matte Cobbs, and are planning
10 take their mother to reside
i'm them in Chicago. ,'Cephus
,trhell spent several days In Pine
q u1f isst week visiting his sis.
reg, Mrs Sophia White.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Newport


CSpas& Mays
Nsx Miiian navts ~ Kenset'
ard cousin. Miss Cowan n Searcy
w~s~ Sunday guests NJ Miss Sarah
H4sASnson. :. Mrs. Octave Tafum
OF Little Rock was week end guest
oS her sis,er.in.law. Mrs. p. " Lee
a.. Mrs. bertha Burns Ia Visiting
IN Louisiana . Mrs Leona Jack
asn left for Gary. Indiana to the
s,cds'de Of her daughter. Mr., and
mrs. George Curtis OF Flint. Mich
apent the weekend with their cou,
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hurd....
W. Il. johnson Of Kansas City
spsns Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, II.
G. Hard -. Mrs. Bertha Williams
Of Datesv're was the recent guest
OF Mrs. Mary Jones. who Is III. -
Mrs. Hattie Smith was hOnored
with q birthday party recently at
her home Twenty-Five guests were
preaeni. and she was the recipient
Of many beautiful and practical
gifts- Sgt. Raymon Porter has
cetnsTed 10 Camp Dix after having
spent his furlough here. Mrs.
Lucy fsoyies recently returned
hsme from Memphis, Tenn. accom-.
panied by her neice Mrs. Anna
Lee Andrane and brother. Law.
renee Smith. of New York. are
guests OF their parents. Mr.. and
Ars. Charles Carter. .Lenord Gage
OF ST. Louis made business trip
here during the week -. r. G.
Nhitehill is a patient In the MOP
Hospital. Mrs. Ruth Hyde re.
emily spent weekend In ST.
Louis. Mo-. Mrs. Savannah Wiley
was adm tied to Newport Sanltor.
FUN for an operation. Mrs. Edna
Wilson spent last Tuesday In Alex.
andar at the bedside OF her son
who Is slightly improved -. NIL
lard Mosely and Miss Marina
CLARK were MARI ed quietly recent.
iy. AROUND N. H. s. -. The
Pirates entered the district tourna.
ment at Cotton Plant Saturday.
they came out with third place. |
Coach M. C. Brown accompanied |
The boys. Coach B. Smith was un.
lble to 60. Watch out Searcy and
Fitxhugh We're coming for first
place next year -. The Senior
Class sponsored Valentine party
N Valentines Eve, In the school
Each person received
through the post office
With Miss Charlene Hendrix as
>OSt mistress Chapel guests
Iast Monday we're Rev. N. l.. Dove.
n. G. Brown and Mother Parks.
Rev. Dove gave and address EMIT.
led 'Master Thy Self. N. c.
Brown reported on the tournament
md Mother Parks made brief re-
arks.
ARD or THANKS
We the bereaved family Of the
Miss Margaret Woods crate.
4ily acknowledge your kind ex.
pressions Of Sympathy. We wish
to thank you for your
.ars and Rev. H. G. Martin for his
message.
Mrs. Bertha Woods
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Hinkles, Bll'ye j. Jackson, De'ois
and Meril Smith, The Riddles en-.
joyed ice cream and cake. Mines,
Annie l.. Scott and Ada Jackson
he ped with the children.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
By T. Melvin

were given to Mrs. q. r. farmer
and Mrs. l.. Burns. The gifts we're
very much appreciated. A Social
prize was ven to Mrs. G. Smith.
president. The hostess served the
club with a delicious meal which
was enjoyed by al.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
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Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
PRATTSVlLLE
Mrs. r. L. Williams

The Prattsville Co'ored School
celebrated Negro History Week
with short program last Friday
afternoon. Guests we're. Mrs.
Irene McCollum, OF this commun-
ity. Prof. Haynes and Rev. Hud-
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
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DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
FEB. ~, 20 and MARCH I.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
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HOPE
e. /. WILKINS

The CTS Club met In the home
OF Mrs. G. T. Turner with the
president in charge. All members
were present. Two birthday gifts
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
SEARcY

Eddie Mae Heron
Mrs. Mary Wilson has as week
ynd guests Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

w. r. Eskridge made business
trip to tn city recently.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-21

Negroes in the community should
not have to suffer for unpleasant
incidents occurring at the time
service men were stationed there
some time ago from which the dis
criminatory attitude at the store
seemed to have stemmed,
Mrs. Harris, a musician and
teacher Of piano and voice, is the
first Negro teacher, and considered
one Of the most efficient, at the
Volunteers Of America Nursery
Home. She has been praised by
mothers for the excellent training
Of their children. She is president
of the church Missionary society
and the Junior choir, substitute
pianist for the choir and acting
president Of the Smartset club Of
the church.
The Harrises, who came here
from Duluth and Minneapolis,
Mimi, where Rev. Harris pastored
and Mrs. Harris worked with
nursery schools, have one son, a
student at Washington High school,
and a daughter who attends an
out-of- state school.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-21
DIR. Chas. Johnson
Among Six HOnOred
BY CLIO. GrOuD

WASHINGTON, d. c. (NNPA)
DR.. Charles S. Johnson. president
Of Fisk University. led list Of six
citizens receiving the annual award
Of the Congress Of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS for outstanding con.
tributions in the field Of race re-
lations.
Other recipients Of the award in
cluded Rabbi Stephen s. Wise.
Michael Mann, secretary-treasurer
Of the Chicago Industrial Union
Council, CLIO; Emil REEVE, presi-
dent, clio Textile Workers Union
Of America; Walter P. Reuther
president, CLIO automobile Workers
Union, and Jacob S. Potofskv,
president, CLIO Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers Of America.
George L. P. Weaver, director Of
the CLOS Committee to Abolish
Discrimination. announced the
awards last Thursday following a
meeting Of his committee.
Mr.. Weaver also announced that
his committee has recommended to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-21
Duluth News
In ZllIah Waters


Miss Amanda Byrd of Mime
apolis arrived in the city Tuesday,
Feb. 4, to spend a few days with
her mother, Mrs. jamie Byrd, and
sister, Mrs. George Cox, and fam
lily. Miss Byrd returned to her
home Thursday, Feb. 6.
Mr.. William Clancy of St. Paul
was a visitor in the city for a day.
He arrived Tuesday night, Feb. 4,
and left the following day.
Mr.. Thomas Copeland of St.
Paul spent Sunday, Feb. 9, visit
ing in the city. He returned to his
home on Monday. On Sunday, Feb.
Is, Mr.. Copeland again visited Du-
luth. He accompanied Mr.. Frank
Winfield home. Mr.. Copeland re-
turned home the same day. Mr..
Winfield remained to spend a week
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Win
field, ll15 Lake Ave. S.
The Social Nine club enjoyed its
fourth annual chitterling supper
with Mr.. Fountaine Maupins as
host, on Saturday, Feb. 8. Cards
were the entertainment of the eve
ming.
Mrs. Minnie Adams was hostess
to the Jolly Eight bridge club Sat
urday, Feb. Is, at her home. lie
East Fifth St.
Mrs. Minnie Adams and Mrs
Sadie Rodney were guests of the
combined missionary of the Gler
Avenue and Lakeside Presbyterian
churches on Monday, Feb. 10. The
ladies of the missionary societies
ask for an overall picture of the
race question. Mrs. Adams sug.
gested they publicly commend the
merchants of Duluth for employing
help, regardless of race, color OF
creed. The ladies made a public
recommendation in the daily pa.
pers. Mrs. Ester Simons repre-
scented the Jewish group.
Sunday, Feb. 9, Rev. Joseph
Jackson of St. Marks A. NJ. f
church spoke from the subject
Power For the Faint, lisa. 4O:28-31
Elect Delegates
Mrs. Ann Colby Albright was
elected a delegate to the district
conference, missionary stewardess
and layman's convention, which
will be held in Waterloo, Iowa
March 81, % and 30.
Mrs. Emma Watts was elected
the delegate to the Northwestern
annual conference, to be held il
Des MOines, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1947.
Sunday, Feb. 16, Rev. Jackson
spoke from the subject: "A Cal
to Separation" 2 Cor. 6:14-18.
Because the two great current:
of influence in the world are dia,
metrically opposed to each other
The spirit of truth and the spirit
of error.