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Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
STRONG
Dolores Davis

Revival services are being con-
Quoted at Allen Chapel AME by
Evangelist Dorothy Smith ........ Ell
der Lowell Thrower is attending a
primitive Baptist Convention in
California ....-., Mrs. Mary Jane
Thrower and her daughter, Julia
Marie left Tuesday morning for
California 1890. 1--WE TALK: l
wonder why Delois G. quit Pete
d $500. Client F. is continuing to
confess to Patsy J. T. nm. Miss
Annie Bell F. is sore at Dolores
d. because Dolores is the best
with Columbus W., Jr. ........ Jim
II. is taking Ola Marie E. to the
county fair. Wonder if Mr.. O'Gwin
knows it .-,.,.. Lee ODDS L. sure
does carry Delois G.. home a lot
since she and Pete cracked ........
You know Mrs. Annette S. and
Miss Ida Fairella M. certainly do
wear their dresser long Herman
must have told Armetta to drop
hers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
ROSSTON
Lena Mae Galberth

Mrs. Rookie Lee TidWell left Sat
urday for Detroit, Michigan to
join her husband Artie Welt It'd
well . Mrs. Bessie Box visited
her mother Sunday cpd. Many were
disappointed Sunday at New Be
thel, expecting to hear the Gospel
Four of Camden ..... Mrs. Ruby
Louise Young is back from Cotton
Valley, La. ....,. Eddie Hugh Young
left last week for Ohio ........ Mrs
Naomi Harris spent Monday night
with her mother, Mrs. Marvel
Hicks ...-., Mrs. l.. Z Young spent
last weekend with her mother in
Prescott w Samuel Charles spent
Monday with Thomas Ray .. Dor
othy is here from Cotton Valley
Louisiana attending school Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson Gulley and baby
are back home after spending a
short while in Louisiana Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Hicks and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Gulley made a
business trip to Prescott Saturday
Mrs. Minnie Neal and Mrs. Mary
Bazel shopped in Rosston Satur-
day --. Mrs. Estella Tidwell and
Mrs. Julia Galley spent a while
Tuesday with their father and
father-in-law, Charley Tidwell
Mrs. Maude Young seems to be
very lonesome since Mr.. Young
has been in the north ..... Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Staples are very hap
py to be back home ...... Have the
news ready when the paper girl
comes around
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
TENNESSEE CRUsHEs TEXAS STEERS s4-s

State eleven heay
College Tyler SATURDAY hht
before 5000 spectators Nat layo
tantazing the tricky and potent assault
Texans defense Off balance throughout
spun with rolled sleeves like an ex
the first quarter after recover
tumble Is In tries Pulley went over
the for the visitors first touchdown Nat Taylor passed
end of the
Tennessee marker and Davis promptly converted via place
first points Davis fckered through
third touchdown the
second quarter to make the haime score 20 O.
rallied third period scored short order
37yard from Shipman Won Lewis who made
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
Rudolph Koffum went

night 4...,.. Rudolph Koffum went
to Little Rock where he vii at
tend Dunbar High School .......
1--WE, .......- Dale Quinn left for
Portland, Oregon last Sunday
night and Clarice Mitchell has al
most lost her mind. She wouldn't
even go to church Tuesday and
Wednesday nights ....-.. Since Sam
ME Quinn went Off to pick cotton
Walter Allen thought he would
like to pick ON Rubie Horton ........
Co2etta Mitchell is coming on
strong with Alfred Mitchell but
Client Jones says I'm going back
IN there ~.-~- Henrietta Horton
seems to have taken the Kettle off
the fire with John L. Smith .....
Wanted: girl friend for Robert
Mitchell, a boy friend for Clarice
because she says Carl White has
gone astray ....... Marquise Hen
bricks is singing Things Amt
What They Used to Be" - J.
+, b, said he would like to cut
out with G. D. p. if she and G
M. were definitely finished
M. M. is Dragging about taking a
certain girl for a ride last Sat.
uraay night ........ J. P. B. said F.
b. Crawford was very tempting
49,. J. A. Coca and M. Bell are
solid ~...... M Mitchell was straight
with P. M. Blake until v M
smith took it up 900. ]. McClel-
ian is straight with Snuff dinner
49,. Wonder what's the matter
with G. Marks and G. D. page9
wonder why does zammie Me
go up to Mrs. E. Mitchelrs every
Is it because Yyonne is
there?
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Depriest Campbell

Mrs, Nancy Hughes, Mrs, Vir-
ginia SHinger, j. r, Stephen, Mrs,
Dave Mckinney and daughter,
Miss Martha Virginia Mckinney
visited TeXlrkana last week a......
Mrs Minnie patillo has returned
home from Hot Springs where
she took baths zao Jim Patillo and
grandson, June Bell, have re-
turned home from Kansas City
Mo where they have been vaea-
tioning ~ Fred Hayes left for
Chicago H. last week to visit his
son, Fred, Jr. ,. Mrs. Lucy Cor
bin Of Detroit, Michigan is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Tim
Harper. She was accompan'e | by
her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Reese
..--.-- SCHOOL NEWS: Curdon II
School students are making great
progress in their new building.
The teachers gave an entertain
ment for the children last We'd
nesday night in the form of a
Heaven and He'll party. Ice
cream and Chile. There was also
a eake-walk in which all parti-
cipated. A Junior student. Anne
Jean Carroll won the cake .=..
Mis- Virginia Mckinney lett for
Texas where she willy take work |
teaching school -, Julius Caesar
Campbell left for Rosston where
he will enter school -. jesse |
Jordan of Little Rock visited here
last Sunday on business ..............
CHURCH NEWS: Rev. J. H. Dot
sey. evangelist from the Texar-
kama District, started conducting
a revival at the CINE Church and
will close October 5. Rev. L. M.
Henry will serve as chairman of
the Prayer Meeting committee,
Rev. A. L. Kendrick, pastor and
Mrs. Armellia Scott, secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
BUTLER IL. JARVIS 8
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

Rev. N. L. Dove is conducting
revival at Joplin, Mo. for Rev.
James Branch -. The Conference
Drive at Emory Chapel is UNDER
way and promises to be successful.
Mrs. Mary Alcorn is able to sit
up after a severe illness ........ Mrs.
Emma Shaver's condition is re-
ported slightly improved 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sternberg a n d
grandson, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
son of Indianapolis were recent
guests of Elder and Mrs. o. A.
Oates ...... Mrs. Thelma Moore and
son of North Little Rock made
a business trip here last week ...-.
Mrs. A. v. Smith underwent a
tonsillectomy at DR.. Harris Hos
pital Thursday and is reported do
ing fine ..... Mrs. N. A. Manly has
returned from Conway to assume
duties as teacher in mis- leaving
her mother improving ........ Mrs.
Matte Boatman has returned
home after visiting relatives in
Chicago ,..... Mrs. Willie Lewis en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nc
Gee of Omaha with a benefit lun-
cheon Thursday at her home, 100
Remmel Ave. The home was beau
tifully decorated with fall flowers
and fern. Four tables were set.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Ridley, parents Of Mrs. Mecca
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Lee and grand
son. Edward, Mrs. Gertie Daniel4
Mrs. F. B. Hurd, Mr.. and MrA
Jesse Berry, Mrs. c. l.. Branch.
Mrs. N. A. Manly, Miss M. o.
Tyler, Mrs. Geraldine MeekinA
Mrs. L. c. Steele. Mr.. and MRA
A. ]. Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. ". u
Griffin, Jr., Mrs. Virginia BuntsnA
DR.. J. H. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. L
c. Doss, Mrs. Gladys Henderson
Mrs. Gladys Hardin, Mrs. Heleo
Williams and Mrs Gladys Maya
Misses M. B. Reeves and Rue1
Jackson received the guests.
EleDhsnt's Weight
An elephant weighs 100 10 -
pounds ct birth.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
MILLCREEK
Fannie Mae Jones

Fev. K. " Morton preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday t
flhey Grove. His subject, I have
fought good fight and kept the
ialth' now l am ready to be off
ana up ....o. Mrs. Susie Jones
returned home Saturday night af-
ter a visit with her sons in Cleve-
i'ho' ONO ..-.'. Prayer meeting is
held every Wednesday night at
Piney Grove ..-.... Miss Mable
Jones joined the church Sunday
800. GOSSIP; Mrs. ALB Payne is
on now. She has new beau now
.-...,., Baby G. Jones and FIN Jones
are on the ball
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
THERE WAS NO UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE co.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
BISHOP TIGERS Is, LANGsToN LIONS IL

Shannon Littes unheraded Bishop uphill
fight to IL haftme deficit and win the hard
Lngston 10 10 ding dong conference melee Anderson
Field Langon Oklahoma The Lions scored
blocked Bishop punts in the second quarter.
The Bapsts scored the third period after
48 yards the Langson brilliant
ed the middle for the and later the
touchdown when he caught the
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
KENTUCKY STATE 81, PHILANDER SMITH 0

Randy Taylor Kentucky State Thorobreds showed that the
shod Phander Smith 54
Midwest Conference Frankfort KY This Kentucky
first game of the season.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

spectacular grab behind the ball caroned off the
fingers OF Tennessee back desperate effort to bat
the down
the scoring gesture apparently ncensed the Mountanees
who struck back order the fourth period twice
three yard from Taylor to Holoert ana
of Shipmans intercepted
manipuatons the man under
T of attempted were com
peed dropped by Washington IN 'e ieNas Gnu
and would been touchdown
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
ARKADELP

Miss African Trailer of Detroit.
Michigan is home visiting her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Mitchell ..... Clarice Mitch
ell gave birthday party Septem-
Der 9th celebrating her 10th birth
day at her home She received
quite few gifts ....... Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommie Quinn went to Hot
Springs to attend a ball game
September 8 ........ Dale Quinn left
for Portland, Oregon last Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
Shippers Southwest Sport .0graph'
R. E. DIXON


DALLAS Texas-Colege and
laid the line past the following results
will attest Tennessee College g. Southern University
ST. Texas State University Clark University T. Bishop 49,
Langson l2 Butler ~ Jarvis g.
10. Grambing Kentucky Smith
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

his Is yard line that clicked for IS yard
that knotd the 2M foul by Langson the succeeding
try for point automatically the Bishop team the game
chnching extra
SOUTHERN JAGUARS 81, TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
An enraged Southern fair all future
opponents they rode HIGH wide and handsome 81 triumph
E. " Regs Texas State University gridd from Houston
thereby
Houston The outcome long doubt Sever
and Onei Galloway Million and Henderson exhibited Southern
touchdown parade, the latter scoring twice
BUTLER IL. JARVIS
Butler College through
out the favored
Field earlier surprising strength holdine
Samuel Huston to border line 8 o victory.
LOOKING AHEADH
October 4h unfolds the following grid
Bishop Wiley Arkansas Southern Gmbng Tennessee STATE
Langson Oklahoma City, Phiand
Texas College VS. Samuel Huston, Cotton Bowl Dallas
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
Wessor
DOllie Loggins

I. Reed taught singing lessons
september Is 49, Many Persons
attended 49,. GOSSIP: CS and TT
wi are on the ball -. EBL and
LII are making big tracks -
Ed" and Mp are riding high.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
PRAIRIE VIEW II, SAM HUSTON 0

tustyr PASSES
to dmnutve touchdown and set up
stripe to give Prairie vie"
Panthe fought victory the Sam huston Dragons
Field Johnson Panther pivot man was oo oe,
while Tolver and Bradshaw sparked Tor oaue
Huston
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
WILEY WILDCATS 40, CLARK UNIVERSITY I

nip which ended z in Wleys favor
the last heat to add flve
pointers points Clark University 40 T.
running Valentine and Coon Owens spel disaster
defense Owens scored four touch
Stanley sensational rs yard punt
scored from the Wiley four
Wiley tumble the Peach State eleven
brief first lead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16

ana Baptist Church is at IL o.
clock. Sunday School is at Gas
am. and evening worship at 8
pm. Prayer meeting will be
held at pm, Wednesday.
Rev. A. D. O'Briant will preach
on Requirements of Disciples"
at the morning service and Mug
gets of Pure Cold in the even
ing. Bible School will be con-
tinued throughout the week, Rev.
O'Briant announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16

pm. On Tuesday at 7:30 pm. a
special program will be held at
the church featuring a male
quartet from Asbury Park, NJ.
Choir practice will be at $50 p.
m, Wednesday, Boy Scout Troop
No. SO will meet at 1880, Friday.
Church school at the First
Methodist is held at 9:45 am,
morning worship at 10:45, Meth
odist Youth Fellowship at 7 pm.
and evening worship at 8. Men
in the service are extended a
special invitation to attend.
Services at the First Baptist
will be held as usual with Sun
day School at 9:45 am, morning
worship at 1880, evening wor-
ship at 8 and the young peoples
and servicemen program at 8
pm, followed by fellowship hour
in the annex.
Teachers meet at Z pm, We'd
nesday with prayer meeting at
s pm. Choir Rehearsal will be
held at 8 pm, Thursday.
Morning worship at the Poinci-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16

the second in q series of ser
mons by Rev. Pickens on the
theme. "Whot 1t Mems to be
q Christion."
Weekday events at the Con-
gregational include young PEG.
pies social. 7::3O pm. Tuesday;
prayer meeting. Wednesday,.
7:30 pm; church family supper,
Thursday, pm; choir rehearsal,
youth fellowship, 1880 pm. Thurs
day.
Study subject of the Christian
Science Society will be Soul at
the IL am. service. Sunday
School is at $50 am. and mid
week service Wednesday at 800
pm.
Walter Gauger continues as STU
dent pastor at Grace Lutheran
Church with divine services at
ii am, following Sunday School,
which conveneS at 10 am.
Key West Church of Christ will
observe communion service at
$50 pm.
Services at the Ley Memorial
Methodist Church will be held as
usual at 1880 am. and 7:3O pm.
Sunday School meets at 9:45 am.
and intermediate M.Y.F. at Gas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-16

The Mystery of Jesus will be Rev. John Pckens
topic at the ii service of the Ponciond Community
Church Sunday School will be held GAS Worship
the evening will be held at the Congregational Church.
w. Lee Parker will speak Running the Race" at the
the 945 Sunday School under Superintendent John "
Archer AT the 730 pm. service Rev Pckens will speak
The Valley settler., 1947-04-17

CO01II1G' WEOQ|nG. .AnnOUnCE0 Miss Ruth Clemet son, Public Health Nurse :, in the Matanusha1 Valley, has announced her engagement to Rev. Talter Zei1e, Pastor The wedding will take place in the luther an Church on Sunday April 27, at 5:3o p.m. Friends of the bride and groom are welcome at t he ceremony.
 Mrs. -lama Clemet tson, mother of the bride, is flying here from Duluth, Mime sota to attend the weddi ing.
 { 7e needed two front pages this week for all the important news. ]
 -------------------- co-oP NOTES Cont. from page l who rish to buy milk by the gallon. The Creamery is al so running short of egg cartons. Some have been sh ipDed in by Air and more are arriving by boat in the near future, but the outlook for more orders i s not bright. One of our big SUD- ply houses writes that cartons are very scarce due to the paper shortage at this t ipe.
 WAREHOUSE Darrell Frank reports that the seed oats will be here in few days. TRADING POST The butcher announced this week that he would be in the Meat Market for a half day only now, becaus SC he has some work on his farm hat he uishr
The Valley settler., 1947-04-17
FIRE DESTROYS

FIRE DESTROYS HUT from po. 1 spreading to nearby bull dings. A strong north wind kept throwing sparks into dry grass and toward the hay barn. Then the skids on which the hut stood caught, the fire crept along the ground toward the wood shed and other buildings. The fire fight- CTS were kept on the alert constantly. Fire bombs failed to e2Ctingui sh the flames. Mir. and Mrs. qhuma stated : that their loss amounted to about $25Oo. co and in- c1uded all the ir seed for this years plant ing plus the feed for their live stock for the remainder of this sea son or unt il the next crop would be harve sted. The two weeks old chickens con st ituted small part of the loss. There was no insurance.
 THE TRIAL of the DAIRYEN VERSUS THE lVFCA which vas postponed until Friday the 18th has been DO stponed until a st ill later
 date, due to the fact that Judge Dinond is
 in Washington DC. during the Hearings be- fore the Committee on Statehood.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12
POcahOntas Notes

The August committee was dis
charged with thanks, with Sister
Serena Hayes as chairlady. Sister
Hayes started off with watermel-
lon party and ended with delicious
lemonade and cookies. A rabbit
was also given away under her su-
pervision. Leave it to Sister Hayes
for progress.
Well, another month, September
This committee is making big plans
starting off with lemonade, sand
wiches and crax. Now baseball is
over, the Pocahontas would like to
see the delinquents back.
The last Monday evening of Sep
tember, the 18th, this committee
will hold bingo party in the Poca-
hontas Lodge Hall. The time, 8 p
M; the price, CSC. Refreshments
and prizes as usual Watch the
Chronicle for particulars. This
committee is composed of the fol
lowing: Sisters Emma Bennett
Nora Jefferson, Jennie Cleaver
Katie Fitzgerald We are glad t.
know Sister Fitzgerald is able t,
be back with us. She is our rea
pianist. A committee was appoint
ed to have the name "Iorie Council
No. 13, D of P.," on our Lodg,
Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12
GEORGETOWN HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB

The Georgetown Home Demon
stration Club met on Friday, Sep
tember 5, at the home of Mrs. Ed
win Smith. The home demonstra-
ton agent, Mrs. Alma Smith, gave
fine talk on "Color in the Home.
Every member was keenely inter-
ested in the illustrations and pic
lures Of color combinations.
The club decided favorably for
the scholarship fund for some
worthy Delaware girl. The club
went on record as being strictly
opposed to movies and radio plays
portraying crimes and gangsters.
Two members were appointed to
attend the Leaders Training meet
ing on September 25.
The hostesses, Mrs. Eva Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Thelma Balm.
bridge, served delicious refresh.
ments.
The club adjourned at A O'Clock
to again meet on Friday, October
8, at the home of Mrs. MadelyT
Sammons. The hostesses for thil
meeting will be Mrs. Ida Tyndall
Mrs. Sadie Jefferson and Mrs. Eft;
Mae Richardson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12
BARNES
VETS TO CLEAR BRUSH
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The second in series of brush
clearing bees" will be held at the
V. F. w. property on Haven Lake
next Wednesday afternoon, Septen1-
Der II, at which time members and
friends of Blue Hen Post, No.
64S3, V. F. W., will assemble for
an afternoon of work and fun. An
effort will be made at that time to
clear the brush and small timber
away from the lake shore end of
the property, which was purchas-
ed by the local overseas veterans
organization last spring as fu-
ture site for a post home.
Ladies of the Auxiliary will
join the workers" around p. m.
and serve a lunch and refresh
ments.
A similar affair was staged at
the post property in late July with
approximately 100 veterans and
friends of veterans participating.
The public is invited to paruci-
pate in this brush. clearing bee,
the only requirement for partici-
patton being the desire to help Mil
ford's overseas veterans get theil
post home site in shape.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

Trophy Grange met as usual last
Monday night, September 8, with
Worthy Master Charles Bostick in
the chair. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Elma Smithers and
was as follows: Song by the
Grange, What Shall the Harvest
Be?" Short readings by Ann
Moore, Shirley Morris, Betty Simp-
son, Lewis Harrington, Betty Bos-
tick, Charles Bostick, Mamie Ad-
ans, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Lefty.
Dialogue by Edith Smithers and
Mildred Simpson. Vocal duet, Ma
mie Adams and Mrs. Moore. Read
ing by Mrs. Smithers. Smelling
contest arranged by Pauline Min
ner. Fudge was served at the
close of the program. Next meet
ing will be held on September %,
Plans for Booster Night will be
concluded. A full attendance is
desired.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12

Alfred Danegger returned to
Milford on Monday with an in
tensely interesting account of
his summer, spent in Europe,
heading a group of boys and
girls who went on a bicycle
tour of the youth hostels. AL
fred's particular group, of
which there were twenty, was
composed of six girls and four
boys. They covered two thou
sand miles. One of the compli-
cations encountered was the
changing of monies fourteen
times during their stay. They
saw. much of the aftermath of
the war as we'll as some of the
beauty that survived it. AL
fred leaves today to resume his
studies at University of Mary
land, his major being the pho
tograpf1iC and laboratory end
of advertising.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12
Personal Happenings

Mr.. Chamberlin, we'll known
pharmacist, is the congenial, ever
smiling assistant to t. Perry Ra-
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Quering,
of Lynch Heights, spent Labor Day
with Mr.. Quering's parents at Sea
Side, New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Toll and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dean and son
Garry of Wilmington are enjoying
months vacation in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Har-
rington attended the funeral of his
brother-in-law, G. Homer Lyons at
Tappahannock, Va, last Sunday.
Colonel and Mrs. v. ]. Esposito
and family have returned to West
Point, New York. after having
spent the summer at Slaughter
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Griffin and
daughter Eeanor of Goldsboro
North Carolina, have been visit
ing Mrs. Griffin's sister, Caroline
Vinyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chamber
lin, of South Walnut ST., Milford
are again home after having spent
a very pleasant week at Haddor
Hall, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sophia Karr, of Plymouth
Meeting, Pa, is spending a wei
| earned three weeks vacation at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Harry G
Zeisig, of South Bowers.
T. Rhees Bradford, Jr., son o
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Bradford, lef
Thursday for Sanford Prep, Sun
ny Hill Farms, Hockessin, whert
+, he will continue his high schoo
studies.
Alfred Danegger, who has spen
the summer on a bicycle tour o
Europe, returned home on Monday
He is leaving today to resume hi
studies in advertising at the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell o
Philadelphia have returned hom
after having spent a two weeks
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs Pla
ford Russell of Milton and Mr.. an
Mrs. Pierce Russell of Rehoboth.
T.
Harold dubois of Wilmington
who is now staying with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc
Savage of Milford, was the CUES
of MIR. and Mrs. George Belts an
family of Staytonsville on Thurs
day.