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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
Ell Dorado

ed spring revival at his church
this week, Rev. e. s. Gattllng,
singer and preacher Is In charge
-. A revival started at New
Bethel Baptist Church Sunday
and will continue thru Tuesday
night. Rev, J. r. Kelley, pastor
and members of the church are
inviting evryone To attend the
meetings -. Alvin Cobb visit.
cd his mother Mrs. Ora l., Cobb
last week end. Mrs. Ora Lee
Cobb will receive her b. s. De.
gree from AM & N College, Pine
Bluff this summer and plans to
enter graduate school the follow.
ing summer for work on her Mas
ter OF Science -. Washington
High School Honor Roll. Sth.
grade Emma Jean Brown, Ma.
mic Ruth Buggs, Georgia Lee
Fields. Bette Joe Hollins. Bottle
Aline Landers, Oddie Jean Liv-
ingston, Leodis Mack, Mary Lee
Nunley Estean Robinson. Pear
lene Robinson, Rose Mae Robin
son. Earnestine Rogers, Annie
Louise Scott. Lucille Watson,
Josephine Woods, Elsie Young
blood, Earnestine McDuffie, ia
mes w. Bush Billie Moore Dyke,
Jimmie Joe Fairchild, William
Hays. l.. s. Jones. Eddie Massey,
Herbert Massey, Rodell Nichol-
son, Preston Norwood, Johnnie
Mark Robinson. Robert Smith
Harry Stephens. William Wat.
son. Robert White. Robert Earl
Williams, Eddie J. Williams.
IA; Robert Lee Gray, Ora Lee
Gipson, Laura B. Bridges. Betty
Ann Williams Ruby Jean Smith,
Leamon Cheatham. Doris Hend-
erson, Silver Jean Ford, john
ME B. Jackson, Ellis Cameron,
Irma Jean Burgie. Mrs. Ora Lee
Cobbs is teacher -. Nathaniel
Kid, II years old on April 18TH,
celebrated with a birthday party
April 18th at the home Of Mrs.
Cora Mitchell. Friends who were
present were ]. B. Robinson, Bill
ly Boy Lovett John Eddie Smith
Billy Jr. Cable, Ruthie Mae Riley
Charles Ray Smith. Luthie Ray
Smith and Rena Lee Gaines,
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CAMDEN

Sunday was high day at Rev
Tidwell's church. After the wor
derful services, James Hender-
son. Charles Brewer, Mrs. Mary
Moore and Mrs, Amelia Ander-
son representing the Good Samar
itans paid the claim of Mrs. Jew
el Trower to Mrs. Alzadie Scott.
This was the third during the
quarter paid in this locality. Pre-
viously paid were John Neal at
Stephens. Mrs. Annie Robertson
of FL Dorado and Mrs. Tea Rober
son who was member of the
Fate Avery Colony and who died
April 4th.
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Gloria Downs


Outstanding guests here are
Mrs. M,Lucas and Mrs, Vera God
sey of Troy, Ohio; Mrs, c. M,
Davis pipua, Ohio; Mrs. J. S.
Housley, Chicago, H.; DIR. and
Mrs. Craddock, st. Louis Mo-;
Ellis Lane and the Gilkey Sisters
of Little; Rev. II. M. MabblY.
Mrs. Beatrice Howard, Chicago.
Ill.,. Mrs Irby Hall Johnson, Of
Champaign, III. -. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Thomas are home from an
extended trip taken In their new
station wagon. They brought
back with them from Greensboro
N. C. their mother. Mrs. J. p.
Morris who will spend the sum.
mer here 49, John Lee is home
from Oklahoma where he was
special guest of his sister Mira,
Randall. He is also much improv
ed from brief sick spell 49,.
The Peasants OF Ozark Street
have installed venetian blinds
and under-pinned their house
with concrete blocks -. Judge
Q. Byrnum Herst will address the
Civic League Thursday night. A
large audience Is expected to at
tend in that he will make known
the future of the Old Folks
Home for Negroes. Two carloads
of material have been received
for its erection -. Mayor Earl
r. Kicks addressed the Citizens
Progressive League last Tuesday
night. He explained that his pro.
gram had been delayed because
of his having to spend his time
in Diminishing employees so as to
bring the city expense within the
city income. Rev. A. r. Pickett
raised a question with him on
the future of the health depart
ment of the city for Negroes. He
explained that he had recon-
mended DR.. T J. Collier to sue.
coed the late DR.. Kendell, Jr. DR..
T. ]. Griffin arose after the Nav.
or had concluded his talk and a.
greed that he knew from the
newspaper reports that he (the
Mayor was short of funds to op
crate with, but he, in very cho.
sen words stated. 81 am here, Mr.
Mayor to ask that you dismiss
one Of the white police and hire
a Negro policeman In his stead.
This, said he, will integrate
Negro into the payroll and it
Will not increase the budget"
The Mayor responded in kind
tones, II can not do that Rev"
Why Mr.. Ricks?" were the
words of DR.. Griffin Mr.. Kicks
stated that he had had too many
city shake-ups already but within
the next six months he would be
able to do many things for the
Negro. The Mayor who wore a
light blue suit retired from the
room. Then came an exchange of
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BENTON
Miss Charlene Peers

Mrs, Floyd Cooper Of Little
Rock surprised her father, "Un-
Gle" Jack Rhinehart April 25th
at s p. M. on his SSth birthday.
Guests beside Mrs. Cooper's hus-
band and son, Floyd, Jr. were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Murchison
of Little Rock, Mrs. w. r. Rhine
hart of Rockport, Miss Mary Can
ady, Mrs. Willie Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Rhinehart, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Kirkendoll Mrs.
Sam Welch, Marion Steele, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Rhinehart, Mrs.
p, 3. Franklin, BIC. Canady, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Henry c.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Taft Ward
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Scott, Grille
Gray, Mr., and Mrs. A. Scott and
daughter Johnnie Mae. Mrs. Han
ry Brown and Miss Florida
Rhinehart. Ice cream and cake
We're served and he. received
many gifts. M. l.. Adams OF
Fordyce visited his son-ln.law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. vii
lie Williams and family. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Williams
cousin, Mrs. Ruby M. Minor O.
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Smith, all these years, had had
one Negro on the police force
and that he walked the beat with
a white officer when things went
tough in the Negro section. ID,
S. Stevenson arose and sustained
DR.. Griffin's point. Everyone left
in brotherly and sisterly love -.
The hearts of the citizens of Hot
Springs We're made sad over the
passing of the daughter OF An
thony Gardner. He sped from the
city last week to Joliet. H., to
visit his ailing daughter who
was swept to the bank of death
shortly after his arrival He &C
companied the remains to Hot
Springs Sunday. Funeral services
were conducted at Roanoke and
her body was laid to rest in the
Friendship Cemetery beneath a
blanket of flowers. Friends who
had known her from birth with
aching hearts returned flom the
grave 49,, The Rev. &c. Cope
land has organized a new Baptist
Church on Ozark St. His support
ers predict for this church a sue
cessful future .... Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Starland have returned
from Chicago, III. where they at
tended the funeral of his sister
Mrs. Corrie Floyd April 18th.
The eulogy was given by Rev.
A.E. Bennett, pastor Of Grace
Presbyterian Church. Enroute
home they visited their daughter
Mrs. Flora S. Thompson and 9TH
or relatives in st. Louis Mo. ..,
Mrs. Ernest English was guest
soloist at one of the great chur'
ches of Spokane, Washington,
Sunday .,.,... SOME GOSSIP;
The little baby girl picked up
a souvenir book In which was
the picture of her dady. She said,
Daddy, you sure are ugly ''''
There is young married man
who eats at his mothers house in
the day and sleeps at his mother
in.law's house at night. This is
sure some cooperation on the
part of the in-laws' .... There
is a man who carries in his poe
ket an article about an old wo'
man who had so much charm UNI
til a 16 yeaar old boy fell In love
and married her. Every time the
man comes near an old woman
who wants to get married he let's
her read this article. Ia, Ha, Ha.
What next7
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DELIGHT
SP-

Arlena Brock
Harrison Baptist Church enter
tanned two guest quartets, the
Okolona Girls and the Pleasant
Grove Male Quartet. s7700 was
raised. Mrs. Carrie Brock Is visit
ing her daughter in Hot Springs
.... Mrs. Sallie Pace has return.
ed to Little Rock .... Mrs. Hat
tie Jones was buried at Harrison
Cemetary go. The body Of Mrs.
Maude Walker Of Delight Is in
the Alva Harris Funeral Home.
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the attention of people around
here. A few days ago young cat
hired out to fellow to work In
his garden at so cents per hour.
Imagine the mans CONSERVATION
when he returned about three
hours later to find that the lad
had n gallon of red worms dug,
and not 80 cents worth of requir-
ed work done. II get $500 a gal.
lon for red worms, was the boys
answer to the mans quiz. Where.
upon the employer politely gave
the young cat his walking papers,
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SearCY
Eddie Mae Heron

The Sunday School OF Christ
Temple Sunday was very inter
esting All classes are working
hard to obtain the banner -.
The pastor, Rev, ]. d. Gordon,
preached wonderful sermon at
II a. m. -. Mrs. Edna Edward
entertained the Pastor Aid Club
in her home. Visitors were Mrs.
Minnie Kate Johnson, Mrs. Ed
ward Turner and Mrs. Fred Lane
Mrs. Lola Bailey and mother,
Mrs. Emma Webb, visited with
her husband, Grover Bailey and
his mother, Mrs. Lusendia Bailey
in West Point -. The Pastor
and members Of st. Mary CINE
Church visited the Bethlehem
Baptist Church Sunday. The
Choir of st. Mary rendered sew
eral very beautiful numbers. Col
lection $3.50 -. James Ellis of
Alexandria, La. Is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Berry,
ST., -. The Junior church of st.
Mary sponsored musical pro-
gram Thursday night, featuring
the Golden Star quartet of Ken
set -. Mesdames Mary VIII
son, Chorvette Walton, Evelyn
Shumpound, Eddie Mae Heron,
Lucy Mae Key, Addie Gilmore,
Leila Hunt, Merl Ellen Robinson.
Miss Gloria Ida Robinson, Tho
mas Lexons, Allen Hunt, Tom
Williams and Henry Cato motor
ed to New Port Sunday to attend
the Operetta Sunny of the Sun
ny Side, presented by Grades
4 and under the direction Of
Mrs. Gladys Mays. Afterward
they were entertained In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Mays with Mrs. Oats as co-host-
ess -. Travis Walton was the
Sunday guest of his wife, Mrs.
Chorlotte Walton -. Milton Day
spent the weekend with his wife,
Mrs. Deloris Day, who is at the
bedside Of her sister in Walnut
Ridge 80. Mrs. Gladys Cowan
who has been visiting her sister.
Miss Vera Cowan, left for home
in Chicago H., Friday -. The
shut ms are, Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs.
Hattie Cunningham and Mrs.
Nettie Horn -. Mrs. Maude
Bradford attended the District
Mass meeting at Blytheville -.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, Charlotte Wal.
ton and Miss Evelyn Shumpound
spent Saturday in Little Rock
Mrs. Ellen Turner very gracious
ly entertained Board no. 2 at her
home recently E.. SCHOOL NEWS
.... The White High School
Choral Club entertained the tea
chers in the Auditorium with
many beautiful selections 49,.
The High School Department pre-
scented drama, Mysterious
Friends, Friday May 2, under
the direction of Mrs. Mary VIII.
son 800. Chest X-Rays were
made April 25th, by the White
County tuberculosis Association
&C.. Miss Barbara Watson attend |
ed the Executive Council Meet.
ing of the N. II. A. at AM G. N !
College in Pine Bluff 49,. The
Home Economics Club girls are
some very beautiful.
to- |
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Hot Springs


words from Rev. ]. N, Harrison
who stated that Negroes could
grow too ambitious and ask for
things too hastily. DR.. T. ] Grit
fin, wearing his usual black suit
rupted the preacher by stating
that his asking was within the
limit of common reasoning and
right Others stated that one Neg
70 policeman would be joke.
DR.. Griffin pointed on the fact
that one Negro at this time
would not be a Joke; that Fort
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ence of the AME Church was
held at Holly Grove April 37th.
Rev. F. d. Gipson, presiding el-
der. Rev. d. c. Franklin, pastor.
$56.13 was raised.
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ATTENTION VETERANS
Money to live on and tuition
paid while veterans learn a
trade in coming new industry
DOMESTIC AND CONNER
CIAC REFRIGERATION, MO-
TOR WINDING AND MOTOR
REPAIRS. Day and night class
es. Other classes starting. APP
proved by Veterans Administra-
ton also Missouri State Board
Of Education. Write for full in
formation.
MECHANICS ARTS
TRAINING SCHOOLS, Inc,
1408-1o e. 18th St.,
Kansas City 6. Mo.
TIA
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MALVERN
Continued from page three

Continued from page three
the Senior Glass of kindergart-
en- School in closing program
at s o'clock Friday night May
10th at White County Training
School. Members of the class are
Felicia B. chatham, Otis l.. Phil
lips, Dale Walker, Johnnie Mae
Ashford.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
8ramer perlai,et i,tekt
Ntastt fir De,atihc

Samburg. Der GrIte 8iirgermei
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Giibrer.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
NEWS
By Marie.

Homestead, Pa. August % --
By now it is hoped that those OF
us who went to Youngstown have
fully recovered. 1t has been a
long, long time since Homestead
has attended any T. S. ]. A. affair
To Youngstown
The Homestead Jcniors thank
you for extending your hospitali-
ty to them. We also say Thank
you to the people who gave us
place to sleep.
Everyone come to the meeting
Friday, August %. Plans for both
bowling and basketball are be-
ing made but we must have all
our members take part in these
sports in order for them to be a
success. IF you know of anyone
who should be a member of the
Juniors bring him along.
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CANTON ECHO
By Teots Schorsten

Canton, O., Aug. 28-Sunday
August "a marked the end of a
journey to Canton. We won our
first trophy. Our hearts and our
congratulations go out to our
fine fish,, Henry Rinehart, Jack
Austin, Joe Krach, Bill Grosskopi
and Marty Untch. You certainly
were wonderful! (Who is going
to polish all those medals y
Thanks to Youngstown for the
fine time. AS you can tell, by the
time that we left, we really en-
joyed ourselves.
Congratulations to our new
Saxon queen. She certainly is a
beauty.
Come on kids, don't forget we
have adance coming up on Sept
y. Wen need everybody's help
to make it a go over.
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t6. Septentber 1T Scr
Gag Ser Natienaloar~e

Maibington. ErG'iioent truman
erlieB ein Hroflamatiou 5ur Inter.
itiibung hes neutrality-suspicious.
fir Die Nationalaaroe, uno bcitimmte
oen f6. September gum Gage ser Ma,
tionalearoe
0ieier Werbefclaa.s miro pou1
J6. September biz 5,,m t6. Nopenl.
ber oallern. @er unter Sen Soloaten
Ser Electromagnetic sic meiiten Mefrl,
ten IN ieinem Staate angeiporbcn ia.
ben tuiro, iol ais @ait Ses Grieas.
Departments nod @aibington einge,
laoen iperocn llno Dem inbbanipiel
olpii6en Seer unb Glotte in Ybila.
oelpbia 3uieben.
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NEWS
By Elsie

Youngstown, o., Aug. 2S-To
those that have not arrived home
as yet from last Sundty we ex-
tend our deepest sympathy. What
ever road looked best was taken
hum:
Waking up Sunday morning
with good 80 minutes sleep
every one took off for the Idora
Park and headed straight for the
bottom (no casualties). Canton
won the swimming trophy and
Cleveland West held the honor
of having their contestant crown
ed the Saxon Queen of l947.
Clevland East beat Yo. and Lo-
rain beat New Castle in the base
ball games Sunday noon.
The banquet was held Sunday
night and after a few short
speeches the awarding of the tro-
ply and prizes took place. Our
congratulations to all of the win
ners.
The Saxon wrecking crew took
great care in taking down iurni-
ture and pushing it in the corner
closest to them Immediately after
the dinner. To our three adorable
waltresses-.Jack, Dick and Ger
dle-we presented aprons. my
what wonderful housewives!
Dancing until your chauffeur
got green in the face from call
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THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB
Busy Days Ahead

Clevland, O., Aug. 28-Despite
weather and holiday the Agenda
Club of the Teutsch Memorial
Church today launches an active
fall and winter campaign of acti-
vities.
The eleventh annual club golf
championship will come in for a
major part of the attention at the
meetings.
Sunday, Sept. 7 is the date for
the tournament. Men will play SO
holes, 18 at Riverside Country
Club teeing off at 80 a. m., and
l8 at Par Three Golf Course tee
off time 2 p. m. The women
mashie wielders will play l8 holes
only at Par Three, teeing off at
2:3O p. m.
Bowling Starts
The mems bowling team sets
sail in the West Side Lutheran
Church League at Mahall Recre-
alton, 1924 Madison Ave-, at 9
p. m. Monday night, Sept. 8.
Forty club members and their
friends will attend the Ice Ca
pades at the Cleveland Arena on
Thursday, Sept. Is.
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ME Benedict's "Polkateers" of
Radio and Recording fame will
be back at the Sachsenheim for
our fall dances. The first dance be-
ing Friday, Sept. 18th, at .the
West Side. Get your tickets early
and avoid the rush. The first
dance at the East Side Sachsen-
helm will be on Friday, Oct. 10th.
Keep these dates in mind for a
good time.
Now is the time for all you
Saxon Veterans not yet in our
association to join! Our next
meeting will be Monday, Sept. 8,
at the West Side Sachsenheim.
Let's see you there! We need
your support now!
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NORTH CHICAGO
HIGHLIGHTS
By Ellen

Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. 28-Look-
ing over the notes on our last
meeting of the Chicago Junior
Saxon Northerers | see the first
item of interest is the picnic plan
ned for September.
The Pioneers of our club have
planned and arranged for the ].
S. Northerners to have the Will
low Grove picnic grounds, dance
pavilion and orchestra for our
group on Sept. J.
More about the picnic next
week.
Attention reporter! Deadline
is Tuesday afternoon. The Ed.
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SACHSENHEIM
FAMILY PICNIC

The Sachsenheim Family Pic
mic last Sunday was such a great
success that it really should be an
annual event.
We wish to thank all who at
tended for their support in putt
ing this affair over with a bang.
Special thanks are extended to
our good friends who donated the
several prizes which were award
ed and also to Mr.. Carl Helwie
for the use of his public address
system. Let's all try to make next
years picnic twice as big and at
least equally as good.
OF course, the real backbone Of
the affair was the committee
workers. They done an excellent
job and we do not have words
enough to thank them properly.
Al Wollmann "the voice of the
people" and his assistants are to
be congratulated for the smooth
running program of special events
the "Barons band for the fine
music, Senorita Ruth Bey for the
touch OF the spanish added, the
bartenders, the ticket sellers and
all who helped to make our picnic
a success. Too bad the married
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Sie6enbureifd. .2lmerifaniIhes DoIfsblatt

men let the single fellas beat them
SO badly, II to :. Better luck next
year. A stronger rope will be
available for next years Tug-of-
War, eh fellas We trust the chill
dred. who all seemed to have a
good time, will again bring their
parents to our Family picnic next
year. Again thanking everyone,
Juniors Committee,
Branch | and 4.
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MONACA MAGNET
By Danny

Monaco. Pa, Aug. 28-How
are those ticket sales coming a
long, Juniors Don't forget Sept
y is the date we are giving amay
that big cash prize, so let's all get
on the ball and see how much we
can pull in for the basket bail
team.
Sept. y is also the date we plan
to hold dance, so please set this
day aside and come down and
join us. 1t has been some time
we have entertained and out-of-
towners, SO we are looking for
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SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, O., August 28-Many
hearty congratulations go to the
new Junior Saxon Queen.
. Thanks to Yo. for showing US
such a wonderful time. You did a
wonderful job with the swim
meet.
Don't forget, Juniors T. s. J.
A. singing practice on Friday,
August %. 1t is very important
you be there so for transportation
be at the club at 200 p. m.
a baby girls to Dorothy and
Lloyd Hutmacher was born.
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SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Frank Ham

= The Vets were fairly well re-
presented at the Sachsenheim
Family Picnic last Sunday and
they sure had fun. Let's all sup
port the Saxon affairs fellas so
we in return can gain the support
of all our Saxon people.
This coming weekend a num-
Der OF US will be plenty busy and
also having fun at the Saengerfest
at the West Side Sachsenheim.
Let's all do a good job and see
that the Veterans make a good
showing by attending the two day
program.
Our Dances
1t wont be long now until Err
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Totals 49,. "a 6 4 3
Salem

ward to seeing some OF you there
Meeting
Let's have a good attendance
at our meeting Wednesday night,
Sept. 3. There will be lots to dis
cuss. After adjournement there
will be meeting of all basket ball
players; so all you Blue Devil
hoopsters be at the club Sept. 3,
and we will make plans to get the
ball rolling for the next season.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

ing you to go home, you knew
better and finally left. Except for
those with dried up bones from
the cremating heat everyone else
was left in what ever shape have
you. Many still looked happy even
at II, wonder why?
Our thanks go to all of the
clubs that helped make our swim
meet a success.
To the entire committee and
the ladies that worked in the kit
chen our very sincere thanks.