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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-10
cessive years are in this order
turnips, barley, clover, wheat.
Why Is a Fire Pail Filled
With Sand?

49,
In offices and large buildings
where electricity is used, there is
always a danger of fire through
what is known as a short circuit.
Water is a conductor Of electric
ity, and its use in this kind of fire
might only serve to spread the
electric current and so increase
the danger. Sand, on the other
hand, if applied at once, would
soon smother and extinguish the
flames without serious damage.
Copyright, 1916, by the Grolier
Society Inc, based upon The
Book Of Knowledge>
distributed by United Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
Tomorrow: Meaning OF Elastic
ity.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
l69s TO s255

You'll be terribly excited when you superb collection Of marvellous
you'll right you'll
everywhere All the here! Sng side drop and
fashions and overblouse effects we'll
brief boIero designs neckine from sash
and notced pugng Many notono supple
printed monotone orol nuIcoIored pottens
SIZES FOR MISSES WOMEN AND WoAErs HALF SIZES
amdF Floor OF shon II
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Average Miss Dress

'I~een-Croft two-piece roycn crepe peplum
dress for the Averooe Miss who Is 5t4" or under.
Noyy or block with contrasting print. Ia or
Misses, sizes, IA 10 zoA------ iSsJO
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
ALL BOYS ASSEMBLY

The Boys Council. under the
direction OF John |. King. Dean
Of Boys had a cleanup assembly
Friday morning, April II, for all
boys, This program ended a week
long cleanup campaign conduct
ed by the council. In the assem-
bly, there We're several skits show
ing the improper and proper way
Of doing things around the school
such as entering the class rooms,
eating In the cafeteria and walk.
ing down the halls. Boys Coun.
ell members made short talks on
subjects OF Cleanliness on the
Campus. Personal Cleanliness,
Mental Cleanliness, Cleanliness In
the Cafeteria. Mental Cleanliness
and the Value OF Specialized
Study Habits.
A prize was given to the boys
holding the highest scholarship
rating.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
THE DUNBAR
SPOTLIGHT

Tuesday morning April 8 the
Trade Clothing Department UNI
der the direction of Mrs, N, G,
Coulter presented style Show
Styles of street wear, sports,
to the members Of the Senior
High Department at Dunbar
school date and evening wear
were shown Some of the partlei'
pants were; Flora Cooks, Flora
Jones. Marilyn Miller, Leontine
Farmer. Billie Jean Williams,
Ofredia Coleman, Murlel Cleve'
land, Evelyn Toilette, Idell Jones
Sharon Williams, Florine VIII
liams, Fannie Davis. Cora Lewis,
lrma Brown, Maletus Martin.
Mary Allen, Maude Washington,
Bettye Weaver. Samella Webster.
Juanita Thomas, Ernestine Gar
wood. Earnestlne Lindsey, Willie
Mae Souder. and Georgia Willett
Carolyn Denton was Mistress OF
Ceremonies. Vera Cooks tap-danced
and Rovella Pettus provided the
music.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
LoUANN

Ethel N. Jones
Rev. ]. w. Fench visited Dea-
con N. X. Elliott here recently -.
Mrs. Celian Cooper has returned
to Ell Dorado after spending few
months with her sister. Mrs.
Ethel Goodwin 80. Mrs. Roberta
Elliott Is here visiting relatives
and friends -. Mrs. Katherine
Cooper returned from a visit with
her sister in Oklahoma -, Le-
vonia Elliott is visiting her sister
In Buckner g.. =, Herbert James
spent a few days here with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier -,
Mrs. Nettie Lee Frazier is on the
sick list go. Please have your
news ready when the STATE
PRESS girl comes by.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

d. Gipson, p. E. Total amount
raised was $244.50 80. Easter
Program was rendered by st.
Luke, at 800 p M. A large num-
Der witnessed the occasion 49,.
The joint Easter program Of
Ward Chapel and st. John was
very successful Collection $3.50.
Rev. w. X. Walden, newly assign.
ed pastor Of Ward Chapel, preach
ed his first sermon last Sunday.
The Trustees are making plans
to have the pastor and family
move here 49,. The District
Tract, is in session here. A com
plete coverage will be given at
the next issue. Carver High is
the Hostess -, Carver High
Chorus sang several numbers at
the White High School last Fri.
day. Mrs. D. A. Carr organist -.
Miss Laura Jackson OF Shorter
College spent the Easter holt
days at home with her parents.
Miss Blanche accompanied her
Mrs. Victory Hughes, Of Little
Rock spent the Easter holidays at
boma with her parpnts Mr. and
Mrs. John Jackson 49,. Rev. and
Mrs. +. d. Gipson and sister,
Blanche of Omaha, and rela-
tive from Parkins were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John Jack
son Sunday ........ AUGUSTA
EYES: Eyes observed some Ger
tain chicks of a certain church
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

really that were dressed to Kill
Easter Sunday; Well it's alright
to dress, but next time don't
spend all your money on clothing.
Save little for church Eyes
saw an advertisement. Young
Colored Business Men Club of
Augusta giving away pig. Your
project is fine, but | can't pick
up on but three in the club. Does
three make a club? some bust
ness -. Eyes heard OF White
establishment saying they were
building Cafe to accommodate
the Colored people, trust that IL
won't be like the rest "Colered
in Rear" 49,. Watch your step,
eyes are looking. Goodbye, see
you next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
= = = = -
DELIGHT
Mrs. Arlena Brock

Mrs. Arlena Brock
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox of Fort
Smith, Mrs. Dollar Powell Mrs.
Gladis Williams, Lonnie Williams
and the Harrison Baptist Church
and pastor We're dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Freemons Lee -.
Author Powell, Of Hope, was the
guest of Miss Ozellar B. Lee. Mrs.
Luciell Mcdaniel, of Hensley,
visited her parents Easter 80.
Henry Lee Thomas of st Louis,
Mo. Is visiting his parents -.
Willie J. Matloek spent few
day with his Grandmother $3.50.
Homer Richardson, Doyle Mat
lock. Dewey Brock J. w. Seeper
Mrs. Roberta Walker all OF An.
tome, motored to Little Rock on
Easter Sunday to ball game
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

The death Of Sgt l.. r. Perry
was great shock to his relat-
Ives and friends. Sgt. (little) T.
Perry entered the Army July 1,
1e41 and was killed instantly on
February %, 1947 at the AGE of
80. The truck, which he was driv.
ing slid off the road and went
over the embankment and turnc d
over on Highway Is, which is
near uffenhein, Germany. The &C.
cident occurred about 400 o'clock.
He is SURVIVED by his mother,
one sister, three brothers, two
half brothers, four half sisters
and host Of relatives and
friends. Sgt. Perry was accom-.
panied by Sgt. Arthur Wiley OF
New Jersey City, to No. Little
Rock, Pail Bears; Cpl. Eddie
Ramus, Sgt. Leon Rankins, Sgt.
Earnest PIonlde, Cpl. Leon Jack.
son, Pfc. Wallace Smith, Pvt.
Herbert Bell, Pvt. Lee Bland,
Cpl. George Bowls, Cpl Booker. T.
Johnson, Pfc. George Lyons, all
Ex-G.l.'s He was buried In U.
s. National Cemetery in Little
Rock. Funeral arrangement by
bubbles Bros.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
Texarkana


Mrs.. Matte Faye Fort OF Los
Angles, California is home visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Leola Wyse
on n Delaware Street,. Fun
eral services of Plumnaer More
head, age 90, were held Tuesday
Al st. James Baptist church
where he had been a member Tor
navy years Supt. J. q, Adams
presided at st. James Sunday
School Sunday. Pastor A, VIII
liams preached an inspiring Eas'
ter Sermon at IL A. NJ, At Pm
Pastor Williams and members
went to New Hope Baptist Chur'
Oh on Picnic Ave. in celebration
of Rev. f. J. Haney's 9th ami
versary. Rev. Williams preached
the sermon and the st. James
Choral Club sang. The Choral
Club rendered an Easter candle
light program ut 1880 p. NJ. at
st. James Church :. Mrs. Susie
Witherspoon was knocked down
by car Thursday morning and
was taken to Jamlson Sanltorium
Her condition has been reported
as not serious -. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Cheatam entertained Mrs
Leon Roberts recently with a
magnificiant birthday. Games OF
various kinds were played and on
ioyed. A delicious plate was ser
we'd. Gifts were presented to the
honoree by the hostess and Mrs
Erma WhiteIncluded on the list
were Mr.. and Mrs. David Whit
more, Mrs, Sallie D. White, Mrs
Ossie Leake, Mr.. and Mrs. Bot
White, Mrs. Berthleme Howard
Miss Lula B. Green, Robert l.
Ross, Leon Broadous, Andrew No
len, Kay Stenson. Mrs. Sugar
Pree, Mrs. Jerlene Walker Mrs
Hattie M. Haynes, Mrs. Claude
Green. Mrs. Virginia Harp, Mrs
Charles Washington, Miss Arde
liah White. Mrs. Freedonia White
Mrs. Willie M. Hill, Mrs. A. C.
Adams. ]. p. Martin, Mrs. Theiry
Toilette Miss Lois Johnson, Miss
Ruth Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Orange.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
PORTLAND
Mrs.. Sadie Davenport

Mrs. Lillian Givens OF Pine
Bluff visited her daughter in
Portland last week .... Mrs An
ME Mae Parrison made a busl.
ness trip to Dermott Wednesday
.,.. Mrs Ella Bracy has returned
home here after spending six
weeks with her sister in st Louis
Her sister is doing fine. q. Mrs
JAMIE Shaw and her sister. Mary
Winston were called to Malson
vile 10 see their sick brother.
Ike Jones. and found him doing
fine ... Mrs. Beattice kilpat.
rick and baby are at home from
the Lake Village hospital and are
doing fine. The Herman Quar-.
let OF Merrough, La. and the
Gospel Singers OF Lake Village
viii appear in singing contest
at Brown Temple Church Sun.
lay night
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
SpRARkMAN
Albertlne Shugart

Mr.. and Mrs. Portlock OF Ben.
ton were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carr Sunday.
After dinner they motored to
Camden. Fordyce and several
other places go. Mrs. Grace
Carr has returned home from a
visit with her sister and father,
who were III -. The Easter
pageant, sponsored by Mrs. Len.
ora Blevins and Mrs. l.. Jordon
was successful. The Church was
crowded and was decorated with
purple and white hand made Eas.
ter lilies, and roses and palmetto
fans. The little people rendered
the play, The Light OF the
World" after which a pageant,
The Crucifixion and Resurrect.
ion Of Jesus Christ. Robert
Hughes played the part Of Jesus,
and the play is said to be the
best ever presented here. Prof.
J. W, Hunter gave some encour.
aging opening remarks 49,. AL
berthe and Percy Lee spent last
Thursday night In Palmetto with
their grandmother, Mrs Ida Shu-
cart and their uncles. Albert and
Walter Shugart .... We are look
Ing forward to the A NJ T.. Dis
trict Conference here April 23rd
through eth.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
DELARK

Ethel T. Neal
Miss Elsie Neal and Ethel Neal
visited their sister at Arkadelphia
last Saturday -, A very iine
Easter play was presented Easter
Sunday morning at four o'clock
-. At IL o'clock Rev. l.. w.
Middleton preached wonderful
sermon -. At three o'clock u
program, sponsored by Mrs. Mid
dleton, Mrs. Myrtle Jones, and
Miss Ethel Neal was presented.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
CATO
turene Waston

Lurene Waston
Sunday School was conducted
by Asst Sup't Tom MeFadden -.
A contest was given after church
and Miss Elmyra raised the high
est amount, $3.50 80. After the
contest an Easter Egg hunt was
given, Every child responded nice.
ly -, Wilbert Love seems to be
improving very much after hav.
ing been shot -. Andrew Nc.
Fadden was the guest of his cous.
In, Miss Lurene Watson -. Rev.
Greer Is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
AUGUSTA

The Easter Day Drive at Ward
chapel was very successful. AZ
families registered In the morn.
Ing service. Mrs. Layne family
contributed the largest amount,
and won the first prize E. The
Foley family and Layne family
tied In attendance .... An Eas.
ter Drama was presented in
the morning service, by Rev. F.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
GOOD HOPE
Bessie L. SockweIi


The All Club members of White
Oak and the r. II. Club Of Lead.
ers; Mrs. Bessie Lee Sockwell.
Mrs, Effie Walker and Mrs Ly.
didla Toney, Home Demonstra.
ton Reporter. spent Friday, April
4th, in Camden at All Club
meeting .'. The meeting opened
at $3.50. Instructions were given
TO the All Club members by the
Home Demonstration Agent, Mrs.
Wilson ... Live Stock, Poultry,
Swine, Egg. Cooking and Sewing
Judge In Pine Bluff. In July ,,..
Miss Milrene Toney and Miss
miss Box are TO make tomato
said, Miss Cloulie Mae Alexan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
ALL GIRLS ASSEMBLY

An all girls assembly was held
Thursday morning April 10th at
. o'clock. The assembly was
sponsored by the Girls Council
OF which Mrs. G. T. Little Is dir.
ector. Members who participated
In the assembly were. Evelyn
Toilette. Emma Oliver, Matte
Walker, Barbara Jones. Qumire
Ealy. Mary Allen, Della Ingram
Joella Wilson Maletus Martin
and Grace Goshen. These girls
presented adaptations from "a
Code of Conduct. After this Mar.
ion Langley played Shuberts
"Serenade." The guest speaker
was Mrs. Gertrude Davis. whose
subject was Healthier and Hap
pier Womanhood." In her talk
she pointed out many things that
will be OF use to the girls OF
Dunbar. A corsage was presented
to Mrs. Davis by Geraldine Rob.
inson. president of the Girls
Council, for her work with girls.
After Mrs. Davis speech. quest
ions were asked to members of
the faculty on the platform who
were, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Haywood.
Mrs. Gravelly and Mrs Little;
and also to Mrs. Davis. The girls
appreciated very much the infor'
nation received during this
time.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
DERMOTT
Louis w Robertson

Louis w Robertson
The Morrls.Booker Memorial
Baptist College of Dermott re-
Gently observed National Health
Week The care OF the body was
discussed fully by members of
the Sophomore class after which
they and their sponsor, Mrs.
Sammie Green Reeves, set cut
to beautlfy the school campus by
clearing away all unsighty spots
and painting campus benches
This class Is the most popular
class of the school for the 1916
AZ term,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

der and Miss Florene Toney are
to make parker house rolls; Miss
Ophelia Gulley and Miss Corene
Toney are to make sugar cook
les -, Mrs. Wilson paid the All
members fair IN the Show at l
O'Clock 80. Mr. r.. and Mrs. Clar.
enee Box are the proud parents
OF three grand boys. born April
eth.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
MeGEHEE

Callie Green
The early morning Easter ser
vices were held at st. Peter A.
NJ. E. Church and Rev. Cham
bers delivered =. Mrs. Mary
Almon, Mrs. Virginia Carter, Rev
J. B. Coleman, Rev. Gamble and
Chester Harris are very much
improved .. Rev. A. Newman
and n. Tillmon are on the sick
list .,.. Little Willie Mills. Is
your new STATE PRESS boy
See him for your paper.
READ THE PRESS!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
Bald Knob
Mrs. Della Mae White

Mrs. Della Mae White
Sunday School was conducted
by the Superintendent -. Rev.
A. NJ. Jefferson, preached won
derful Easter sermon -. The
Star Light Band rendered an Eas-
ter program at 2:30 p. m Harri-
son Smith. Of Little Rock, was a
visitor ... On the sick list
Richard Johnson, Rev. Grover
Edwards, Rev Calvin Bryant.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

Sunday School was conducted
by Supt Frank Day. At IL o'clock
Rev. N Evans preached a special
Easter Sermon, which was very
good ''. At 1880, an Easter pro.
gram was presented at First Bap-
list Church, Rev. M. jefferson.
pastor Mrs Maurice Plnkstt was
Mistress of Ceremonies, and mu.
sic was furnished by the Junior
choir a very enjoyable program
was rendered .... Mrs. Mary
white died April 8 In Kansas
CITY Mo. She is survived by two
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18
ATKINS
Aekindra Fletcher

kckindra Fletcher
Mrs. A Adam Of Little Rock
visited Pilgrim Rest last week.
Mrs. N r. Mcdaniel visited her
daughter last week ... Mrs. N
II Edwards and Mr. and Mrs @
H. Swinton visited their mother
recently go. W. u. Mitchell
spent day with bis mother Mrs
Ade'ine Mitchell recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-18

sisters, Mrs. Lula Wroten and
Mrs. Leola Lee of Roland, and
several neices and nephews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24
HONORED GLORY
By Leon Gutterman

One of the most exciting orig
inal story ideas of the year was
acquired this week by RKO studio
when Dore Schary, executive vice
president in charge of production,
completed a deal for filming
"Honored Glory from an outline
submitted to him in telegram by
Henry Grunwald, contributing edi-
tor to Time and Life Magazines.
Grunwald's fictional story will
be inspired by the return by the
U. S. War Department of nine I'M
identified American soldiers killed
in action. A chapter will be de-
voted to each of the nine UNI
knowns; to their supposed lives.
dreams, and dramas. AS the pic
ture ends it will be left to the i'm
agination of the audience to decide
which of the nine lies at rest in
the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24
Sen. Pepper
Wires Tribute
To 6 Million Jewish Dead

U. S. Senator Claude Pepper Cd.
Fla.) telegraphed the American
Memorial to Six Million Martyred
Jews of Europe:
II deeply regret that I am un-
able to attend the dedication of
the site for the Memorial to the
Beloved Heroes of Warsaw Ghetto
Battle and Six Million Martyred
Jewish People of Europe.
"I sincerely hope that this Mem
orial will forever be a Memorial
to American ideals of brotherhood
and peace, and for the principles
of freedom for all people for all
time. I know that these heroes
and these people will have not died
in vain. Recent events show that
the people of the world, speaking
through the United Nations will
finally provide a homeland, peace
and security in Palestine for the
Jewish People of Europe and the
rest of the world"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27

back and some Of the cats called
her SquAw Bareback.
CONNIE TURNER ALSO looked
real crazy. She wore q fine pink
dress that hAd-well 1t just had
yeah
VILLANOVA BILLIARD, second
place winner, was looking good too.
She is one Of those girls that look
good with or without her makeup.
She just looks (reaD all the time.
Yeah, the dance was on the ball,
and the gang was there, they played
and they played, and Clyde MAKE
u Creep Turrentine really made
a creep when we all were looking
the other way. What say r. NJ. E. NJ
seemed TO be in the taking people
home idea. ! could barely see the
number he did escort home, boy
you're a killer, a killer diller.
Leon James, Little Bit" anC
Clyde really put on a good show
that mite, and all together too.
Some Of the chicks on hand were
ANNA MAE ALLEN, JANET
AKRON. JoHNAMAE CLAYTON
JACKIE CUFF. DOROTHY
BROWN, and just scores Of others
that went to make a great deal.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27

The prizes were really wonder
full, and were presented by CECIL
E.NEWMAN, the californian. This
one should surprise many as it did
me, Mr.. NEWMAN says he gets
jittery in front Of young cats and
chicks. That's really funny when
you stop to think Of all the talk
ing he does before the grOwnups
all over the two towns. He did all
right tho, Friday night
This one will slay you-Van White,
you know the great one, was out
to the beach last week. Oh, No! He
didn't go in the water, he just
lay there getting a sun tan. ONE,
o'my!
Contest, Contest, Contest. The
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine are
having a bathing beauty contest,
WOW! | mean wow! The corona
ton bali will be held August 8 at
Norway Hall. The lucky winner or
should say fine winner will be
sent to Atlantic City for the Ma
tional finals. The winner in the
national will be sent TO Hollywood,
where she is 20 be given a screen
test, and 1t goes on and on.
THIS is the end until next week,
and until then, l hope | can catch
the people gossipping that / know
gossip. bet a great number Of
my buddies would like to write this
column for just one week to get
even but it looks like that is i'm
possible, oh happy day!
wonder what the mix up IL be-
tween ]. S.-B. land the lover
r. C. Some one has got to lose.
, DUKE LET You OF Easy Don
p. s. I do hope that B. o. Plenty
gets his money back.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27
AUTO MECHANIC TRAINING
AVAILABLE FOR VETERANS
At KANSAS CITY. MO

According to a letter received
this week by the Industrial De-
partment Of the Minneapolis Urban
League from r. A. HRuks, Chief Of
the Minneapolis Local Office for
Rehabilitation and Training Facili-
ties. Veterans Administration. Auto
Mechanic training for disabled vet
Grams under Public Law IS, which
has been so difficult 10 obtain in
the Twin Cities due to the large
number Of veterans now seeking
this type Of training. is now avail
able at the United States Trade
School. Inc. 1890 +. 18th Street,
Kansas City 1. Miss.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27
CHATTER -PATTER
BY II TRoY
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES:

There something continually appealing
Chalet With Its cool inviting veranda for summertime comfort and
Its warmly romantic rspAes evenings
aSeason favore OF This the for the
Crsdaawn Monday night
hOstats begin description SyseatchnG
some wsImnninR weakened reader mSauotsd me al
saying president received the guests carrying basket on
her arm Tee Heel wrote she received the
basque fitting formal "Basqus means fitted bodice and bodice
eoSshtting waist Of dress-are all together nowf)
Let's gOMsxns Jones' the incompatible black
striped with bows aecsntuag the hpns the chaTtrsuse silk
and black lace Dress adorned by Ruth PIERRE thing Of beauty
and girls she made hsTse The pianist PrensS Harris
hatsrtop black and white check
black she and her hubby u In honeymoon
sgnl Vsrnee Granthams hArdo becoming her
Mary Ryan and lace sxqy made the color lovely
the WdsSd white OrEAndy Of Gertrude Mbsy had around
ruS that went 10 the floor Saw Buzz" Brown and his mSSuS
Carol and Rhsy AdamShs showing of their
bOys Mss' and Mines Bob tadvsnE jones' Eddie Marshall
John Banks Bin Helm Bert DAWSON Andrew Clark John Lawrence
Jrp Buris Carmichael, and many many
$64 QUESTION
Where the crowd the Minneapolis Daughter EkS
Daughters themselves Of the affair Let's this
hksSenR ventures given largely TO increase the It
money personal
become important than group
Seeing Halle Ewing there and her protegss the Girl
sptss from Voice Junior Choir reminded that this
lady has been interested music and singing for long time Mrs
Ewing studied choir and chorus direction Tennessee State College
Minneapolis College Of Music and under Prof James MundSy Chicago
Years whsn w. Gertrude still and before the
settlement Halle with the Phyllis whsAy GSe Club
helping raise for the Houses Site Since then she
has worked untingy with she that picked the
girls known the Musical Notes. from church Choral Society
Since then those girls have regarded the outstanding
quIntst now ssptstts,
young ladies II 10 years od-swS voiced and
psrOnAb Of the Friday night winners much
their Halle Ewing indeed her night Of triumph
groups bsRan-hs ssptsS
won first and second priEss, respectively
THEY TELL ME
Thsatsr Hayes
gum That Ans thing Andy Russell has bSAehsd his
black hair red. fer 10 stayi
Wonder whyi It's that everything may have hidden
bshnd III