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and Mrs. Roy B. Tyson were the
proud parents of twin girls. One
passed away before it was day
old. We all share their grief. Mrs.
Tyson and the surviving twin are
doing fine ...... Mrs. John Under
wood and granddaughter, Gladys
of Scott spent the weekend with
her brothers and sister-in-law
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Smith and
David Smith. She was accompani-
ed by a friend Mrs. Charity Carr
of Scott ..... Mary Smith johnson
attended the State Educational
Congress at Shorter COLLEGE in
North Little Rock September 9th.
Rev. p. B. FRANKLIN motored TO
North Little Rock September 5th
TO take Pauline, Lillian end JAch-
lie Ray johnson to Shorter Col
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have started making apzpns. Hot
fish and the trimmings ssere serv-
ed to Miss Thelma Ross. Miss Vel
ma Ford and Mines, Clara Jones.
Maedessa Jones. Mercille Rsss and
Fannie Murphy go. Mrs. Oneita
Dismuke has returned home at
ter spending a very pleasant va
cation in Joplin. Mo. with her
daughter, Mrs. David C. Fields
and husband. Miss Bonnie Jean
Dangerfield entered school there.
Miss Oneita Dangerfield spent
her vacation in Pine Bluff with
relatives Berry T. Dangerfield
left Saturday to enter school at
State College. This is his second
year there ...... Blue Light Lodes
No. 1853 of Huttig. Rev. /. S. rris-
co, c. c. brought donations from
the following members to Rev.
T. c. Cutter; Sir. I. s. Frisco, ST.
20; Sir Joe Neal. $l.oo; Sir Dinia
Hopper. $l.oO; Sir Albert Luther.
$l'oo; Sir Luther Harris, 500; Sir
Dent Evert, $l00; Sir M. K. John.
son, 3d. Sir Monro lodge. Csc; Sir
j. W. Grays. Soc; Sir N. p. Smith
soc; Sir z. W. Mitchell. Soc; Sir
). W. Todley, Csc. Total. so.7s.
Rev. Cutter expresses ~ thank,
to all who gave to him
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NAias =, HFeeu
Rev. NJ Coleman celebrated his
first anniversary as pastor of Nc
Gehee Baptist Church September
81 Rev, Hollis delivered the SER
mon Sunday -. Rev. Miner Cole
man, Mrs. Sallie Monroe and Mrs.
Georgia B. Tilmon left Monday
for Kansas City, Mo, where they
will attend the National Baptist
Convention -, Rev. Newman bap-
tized two persons at the close of
his revival Sunday morning and
left Sunday night for his home
in Prescott. He went to Kansas
City Monday to attend the Con-
vention ...." Rev. ]. 3. Coleman
left Monday to attend the Con-
vention ..,... Charlie Williams, Mrs
Helen Alexander and Rev. Camp
bell are on the sick list 80. Miss
Lathal Rec Daniels is confined to
bed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Grave .....,.. Mrs. Florence
Rainey left Monday night for Pine
Bluff to enter her niece, Verlon
Cooks in school ...... Please have
your news ready and give it to
your paper boy when he brings
your paper.
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Scalloped Potatoes
Fruit Cup
Bread and Butter
Milk
Pot Roast with vegetables
Green Salad
Bread and Butter
Milk
Salmon Souffle
Peas and Corrots
Fruit Salad
Bread and Butter
Milk
Meat Loaf
Baked Corn
Slaw
Bread and Butter
Nutrition for growing children
is the first consideration in tn
planning of these balanced meals
The menus will be puolicizet
at. regular intervals FOR parent!
who would have their children
patronize the cafeteria.
The cafeteria committee invite.
the public to visit, inspect and be-
come better acquainted with ca
feteria offerings.
Cafeteria Committee
T. c. Gravely, Charm IN
Home Economic and JIG. High
School Science Teachers Mem
berS
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Collie Caldwell

Services at First Baptist Church
were largely attended Sunday.
Rev. Kelley of Ell Dorado deliv-
cred a wonderful sermon at the
evening worship. o. w. Highshaw.
H. Glasgow accompanied Rev. T.
P. johnson to Kansas City to at
tend the National Baptist Conven-
ton So. Funeral services for Mrs.
Easter Mitchell were held Sum-
day at 2.30. Interment followed at
Snow Hill Cemetery ...... School
opened Monday at Union County
| Training School with Prof l.. ]
Gurst principal ... Mr.. and Mrs
Z. l.. Traylor and children O
Richmond, California are visiting
here this week .... sdnes Elsie
Flowers, Phoebe Lee and Rosie
Warren are on the sick list.
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AROUND DUNBAR
THE HOT LUNCH PROJECT
AT DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL

This is non-profit food service
through which the school child
receives a balanced lunch of
greater value than the price paid,
-as-much as the Federal govern
ment subsidies the amount ex-
pended by the local school au-
thorities.
Our purpose is to fill COM
munity nutritional need. Dunbar
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NINE PHILIP MORRIS = Miss Nette Washington grand
Of The Booker T. Washington
selected the Makers Philip Morris Cigarettes
extended countrywide principal cities
Miss Washington the first
showing endorsing
collectors item.
Accompanying Miss Washington Philip
posed Of Otis Wright first
Jefferson, baritone and Walter
The campaign designed . segment Of
smokers with Philip Morris policy
idnt Of the Booker Washington Sales
Alabama under whose direction the being
that the influence Washington
has already the WASH
ingon C. market Personal
Bengal The Music Hail. Hollywood Restaurant at
the Howard Theatre with their first
three days Of activity.
As part OF their goodwill work. the Philip Quartette
makes before fraternity social
out charge. -
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WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas, S.
County Of Pulaski.


County Of Pulaski.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Juanita Coley. Plaintiff
VS. No. 700lO
James Coley, Defendant
The Defendant, James Coley. IN
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
tne complaint Of the plaintiff
Juanita Coley.
Dated August %, lo47
]. R. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
]. A. Hibbier
Attorney ad Litem.
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk !,
BY Airline p. Turner. b. c. 1
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas, IS
County Of Pulaski
In The Pulasli
Chancery Court
Clevesta Hatchett. Plaintiff
VS.. No. $3.50
Paul Hatchett, Defendant
! The Defendant, Paul Hatchett
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
The complaint of the plaintiff.
-levesta Hatchett.
Dated: August 18th. 1947
j. R. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
]. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. 8. Nixon, Chancszy 0lark
IS BY Airline p. Turner. d. G.
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lege. Mrs Georgia A. Smith of
Leola who attended the Congress
and Shorter's opening. returned
home with her daughter Mrs.
johnson, and Rev, Franklin.
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Il. DORADO
charlie Brown


Leslie E. Greathouse and a
friend, Andrew Harris, visited his
mother, Mrs. Annie Bell Nelson in
Rock Island Quarters en- route to
Southern University. This is their
freshman year there -, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin (Pete) Meekins are
the proud parents of a daughter,
Patricia Ann born September 9Th
at Warner Brown Hospital 49,.
Parkers Chapel Colored School
will open for enrolment Friday.
The regular classwork will begin
Monday. S. NJ Griffin of Wesson.
principal; Mrs. Mildred Mae An
derson. 1880 IL Short Hillsboro,
intermediate Teacher; Mrs. Anna
Mae Croft. Sol E & B Street. Pri-
mary teacher. Mrs. Croft is un-
able to began her work at the
opening and Mrs. Irene Estelle
Williams. $40 West Grove, will
substitute until Mrs. Croft is able
to work 49,. Mrs. Paralee Wash
ington. 1906 Short Hillsboro left
Tuesday night for Detroit, Michi-
gan to visit her sister, Mrs. Geor-
gia Bell -. UPLAND. Miss Lucy
C. Benson: Revival meeting end
ed last Friday night at st. Mark
Baptist Church. Seven were bapS
tised Saturday morning at the
lake. Total raised during the re-
vival $l39.46 ...... The Singing Con-
vention was held Saturday and
Sunday at st. James Church. Rev.
John Thomas preached an inter-
esting sermon Sunday. Total rails
ed, $4,000 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
visited Rev. and Mrs. Cutter Sun
day and carried 500 to him which
the church raised as he is on the
sick list 49,. Mrs. Benson and
daughter, Miss Lucy Benson visit
ed Rev. and Mrs. Cutter Sunday
Harry Thompson
Mrs. ]. Hughes 426 Liberty st
left for a weeks stay in Kansa
City. She will also attend tn,
National Baptist Convention ......
Mrs. Roberta Carter, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rhim, died Au
gust 18th. Funeral was held a
Camden with burial at Caledonis
Her sisters, brothers and niece
from Jonesboro and Californi
came to the funeral and have re
turned to their respective homes
So. Mrs. Media Neal died Septen
Der 4th. She is survived by hi
husband. several children and h,
mother .... Miss Lula B. Hugh
left September It'll for Kans
City to spend a few weeks wi
her atnt Alice Williams and OF
er relatives ..... Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Henry have returned from d
troit to teach school ...... The Lu
ky ID Club met at the home
Mrs. Fannie Mae Murphy on w.
son Street. Members of the cit
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Lottie Brock, Director
Leroy M. Christophe. Principal
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sort of fun that will last because
1t can help you to be an interest.
ing and useful person, With IDEAS
and a code that girls the world
over try OF follow, Every Person
young or old who belongs to the
Girl Scout organizatio believes
and accept the ideals of the Girl
Scout Promise:
On my honor, | will try
To do my Duty to God and my
Country
To help other People at al, times
To obey the Girl Scout Laws.
The Girl Scout Court of Awards
was held at Philandar Smith Col
lege, Wednesday ni5at, March l.
at 1880 pm.
The annual Candle-Lightjns re-
remony will be held at Mt Zion
Baptist Church following the II
O'Clock service Sunday, March l6,
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REV c. r. BUTLER famous Evangelist Gospel
singer from Detroit will appear in MUSICAL
FESTIVAL at HAVEN METHODIST CHURCH. Hot

Ohio The Deacons of First
Baptist Church and their wives
were hOnored with a lavish ban.
qnet at the Church Thursday
night. March 9Th :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Williams and son of Cam.
den We're weekend guests of rel
atives. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmar Rob
inson and Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie God
frey. Mrs. Williams is the sister
Of Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. God.
frey 80. The first anniversary
session of Rev. r. G.. Gloster of
Mt. Zion closed Sunday afternoon
with stirring service conducted
by the pastor and senior choir of
First Baptist. Members of Mt
Zion clam Rev. Shorty delivered
a message that made history in
East Malvern 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
Larkin Jones were invited as
special guests to a banquet given
for the First Baptist Glee Club at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. r. S.
Shorty Thursday night, March 10.
Young A. G.. McElroy OF Little
Rock, nephew of Mrs. X. S. Shorty
spent last weekend here visiting
his aunt and others. He favored
the audience at New Directory
Sunday night with a trombone
solo, when Day Is Done" Mrs.
z. A. Terry was at the piano ....
Mrs. Velma Gardner of the Church
of God in Christ, East Malvern, re-
ports that the meeting Friday
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teen years,
The first thing that brought
Girl Scouting into being was a sin.
cere part of a group OF girls to be
useful. They knew they must learn
how to do great many things and
to work well with othsr peopie II
they were to be truly helpful. Tat
is why Girl Scouts try to do things
In groups. For example. you learn
to cook over an open fire and 1T
the same time you learn 10 do 1t
with other people. You do not
spend your life In = llttlc corner
all by yourself whore you can do
Just as you please, whenever you
please-You live In a world witt
many other human beings all ages,
many colors, ereeds AMI national.
tiles and you have to learn to un-
derstand them and wotk with
them, III Is more lftefeSllhE 10
work with others than t. do things
alone. Besides you get more ideas
by doing things together.
Girl Scouting is bull upon the
belief that girls want to do their
full share of the worlds work both
in actual labor and in thought. 1t
Is built upon the belief that to do
ones share of the worll 8 work is
is necessary to learn what people
need, to be willing 70 help with
these needs. and to learn how to
be Of real service.
Girl Scouting gives girl a
chance to more of the things in
which she is interested and to plan
good times with other girls and
Older friends. Girl Scouting is the
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Gurdon
Depriest Cambell

Depriest Cambell
Funeral rites of Mrs. Fannie
Watts were held at Mt. C,.nnan
Baptis Church March 9Th ....
Calvin Smith has received an
honorable discharge and is at
home with his mother, Mrs
Odessa Harper and his grand.
mother. Mrs. Mamie chatham. i.
Funeral services for Miss Mar.
celles Dixon We're held at Mt.
Cannan Baptist Church March
9Th -. Mrs. Berniee Hubbord
James Smith, Mrs. Penne'la Lun-
don and Mrs. Salie Lue Howard
are reported III. Mrs. Rosebud
Bell was taken to the Mo. p.
Hospital in Little Rock for trent.
ment Monday.
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Springs, March 18th, 800 D. M. PROF. n. HIGH
is his acconpanist. Admission rs cents.

conducted by Elder J. II. Brad.
ford of Smackover. Divine healer,
netted results. The bodies of many
We're healed, she claims, including
her own. Elder Bradford Is invited
to return at an early date 80
Chester Sanders made a business
trip to Joplin, Mo. recently $50,
Mrs. Dorothy Reggens of West
Malvern spent last weekend in
Camden visiting relatives :. Born.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nixon,
q 10 h. boy. Jimmie Andrew 49,.
Information wanted: Who Is this
Malvern sport who is so much In
love with the horses he ha )
bought the Oaklawn racing steeds
so much hay that they are too
fat to run? -. Notice to Gus.
toners: There are two boys hired
to deliver and sell the STATE
PRESS-namely White and Banks,
Please buy your paper from the
first one that comes along.
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GIRL SCOUTS IN CELEBRATION

"a Girl Scout is A Friend to
Animals, she Is kind 10 all All.
mails and tries to pratect them
from neglect, cruelty and unfair
treatment. She does not kill any
creature unnecessarily. not even
the smallest of them.
Mrs. Juliette Low, the founder
Of Girl Scouting In the uniled
States. lived in England part of
her life. She became Interested in
scouting through Lord Raden.Pow.
ell who was a friend of hers. Mrs
Low started her first company OF
Girl Guides In Scotland. When sho
returned to her home in Savannah,
Georgia in 1912 she was deter.
mined to have her own country
share In this movement and began
her work by gathering together
group Of eight girls,
So thirty-five years ago. CT,
Scouting was started lii the United
States and the movement has been
Twenty eight years ago a girl
scout Council was started in Little
Rock. Arkansas and several years
later three Negro Girl Seou. troops
were organized under the leader.
ship of few parents who saw the
need for more group activity A.
mong our girls. Two years ago the
troops became an organization TN
der the guidance Of council adj
visory board, field director and
volunteer leadership of parents.
We now have eighteen registered
troops; fourteen of these inter
mediate troops reach the girls
ranging in age from ten to four
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Card Of Thanks

We are very grateful to the
many friends who We're so nice
to us during the sickness and
death of Mrs. Sallie Stevenson,
and for the many floral offerings,
sympathy cards and kilograms; al
so thanks to Rev. George Williams
her pastor.
SIGNED: Mr. Joulous Stevenson.
husband; Mrs. Josephine Nea'
Mrs. Matilda Crawford, sisters,
Mrs. Shirlie NJ Greet Mrs. Benni
NJ. CARLETON, Mrs. Josephine Craw.
ford, Miss Luella Crawford, nieces.
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Ell Dorado

tig rendered splendid program at
st. James Baptist Church Sunday
night sponsored by the Mission.
airy Society of which Mrs. Alene
Bradford Is pres dent :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Mills. 1900 Wilson
St., gave a birthday party Sunday
for their daughter. Claudene, cele.
brating her ninth birthday. Guests
present were Shirley Ann Davis,
Carolyn Joyce Davis. Bobble Jean
and Peccoa Jones. Virginia Ray
Smith, Patricia Ann Green, Oscar
Hubert Gray, Rossie Louis Nor
gan, city, and Queen Ester Meeks
and Lois Dean Stovall from Little
Rock. The guests gave lovely g'fts
and were served chicken sand
witches and ice cream and cake.
Sunday was high day at Lees
Chapel A. NJ. e. Church. Rev. l..
II. Williams. pastor, preached at
II o'clock. At 8 pm. the Silver
Bell Singers of Lite Rock School
For the Blind rendered a very in.
teresting program. Rev, and Mrs,
Williams are the proud parents OF
fine baby girl, Doris Jacquelyn.
Rev. r. c. Cutter celebrated his
nth birthday Monday. He was
born in Champnole on March 10,
1870 and was converted In 1888.
He began preaching In 1900. He
has never lived outside of Union
County. He now resides at 500 +.
Miles Street. and is unemployed;
not listed on any payroll
RUMORS: Why Is it that M. E.
Harris tries to be so cute? Is it
because she tries to be so nice?..
What Is 1t b. Gone looks SO sad?
Is it because T. M. Meeks took
the best boy friend she ever had?
r. b. Hall certainly can walk,
and when she gets to F. V. she
certainly can talk Ill. NJ Couins
is on her own. When folks talk
she goes right on, seeing nothing,
saying nothing. Why is 1t G. M,
Miles just can't keep still? Is it
because she and X. b. II. and b.
G. want to get in the dark and
drink beer and gin? Where was
]. Miles November 2Sth? =. Why
is 1t that when a man speaks to
L. NJ. c. a certain man wants to
fight? =. When they see l.. NJ. and
ask about 0. T. Landers and
A. Y. Il. is it because she Is from
California? e.. Why did A. M. Miles
and c. Clark follow II. T. Dan.
woods truck? Was it that they
wanted to make fuss9.?
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delivered by the pastor, Rev. Il s.
Coleman. We think 1t will De
worth your While to come down
and listen to our choi' which is
getting to be the best in the c;tv.
Rev II. s. Coleman. pastor; Miss
Juanita jefferson, church score
tary and reporter; Miss Collie NJ.
Bright, pianist -. Every Negro
in Hot Springs knows that the
nine year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dooley was mistreated in
the Stearling Store to the end that
the Judge fined them or the man
for holding the boy longer than he
should. | write now to each race
loving person to contact Mr.. Dool.
ely on Walnut Street. He has not
asked for this and does not know
that | am writing this, but | want
you to send donation to pay the
lawyer fees with which the Co.
can be sued for the mistreatment
OF this boy. Each donation will be
published In the STATE PRESS. 4.
SOME GOSSIP: Well, well, there
is a man who works at certain
hotel who has had all of his teeth
pulled but two or three. He can't
eat anything but soft food His
gums were set afire the other day
when he drank some soup with
red pepper In 1t .... ] saw four
Sanctlfied Sisters mad Saturday
evening about some money. OF
course did not blame them 800.
Watch a tall woman who wears a
red coat Ha, Ha, Ha, What Next
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grocery store. The store win be
run by someone from Oklahoma.
We now need a Negro shoe shop.
Please have a shoemaker get In
touch with me and will be glad
to help pay his way here The
Hollywood BEAUTY College holds
its second graduation exercises on
March 2sth at s PM. at Visitors
Chapel A. M. f. Church. DR.. @. N,
Collins will oe speaker. Mrs.
T. ]. Griffin, cont alto singer and
solist of Haven Methodist Church
will be presented in II recital Sun
day at sis P. NJ. The various
choirs will also render special Sc
lections COTTRELL CHAPEL.
C. M. E. CHURCH. Sunday was q
high day both financially and
spiritually. A wonderful message
Making he RICH. Choice" was
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Ont"terding visitors here are w.
p. Ray'iss. Pittshrs. Pa. Rev. and
Mrs. j. II. Smith, st. INu,s: Mrs
Newton Brown. Elkhart. Ind. O.
B. Sampson. Chicago. Ill.,; Mrs.
Johnson. wife Of dentt,t Johnson,
Pine Bluff; Mrs. and Mrs Herman
Jones, Memphis. Tenn; Mrs. Myra
McDora'd Kansas City, Mo,
tdauehter OF Mrs. c. Murphy;
Mrs. Bessie Lee. N. Y. -. The
Community Center Is nearlng CON-
plet on Construction IL being done
by Jas. Moore and John Lee. The
latter Is Hot Springs Negro pas
terer 49,. One " the finest spirits
In the city OF Hot Springs 10 Mrs.
Bernice Ruffin who onere'ed the
Good Samaritan Massage Pnr'or..
Union Bantist Church has made
outstanding replirs under the ras.
torate of Rev. ]. N. Harrison -.
Visitors Chanel A. M. F.. Church
is making roof repairs Roland
Shepard has moved home otter the
loss Of his wife 80. IN the sick
list are Mss Layerno Lotion, Mrc.
8. W. Fuller, AMI Miss Thclma
Westbrooks -. The GI.'s have
set up campaign Headquarters in
the r. Lovett Barbershpp and the
Citizens Progressive Voters I'm
lon Is In charge; boosting Earl
Kicks for mayor Clyde VIII
SON received a big 0ye.i0n Satur-
day night by more than 1900 Neg
roes when the announcement was
made that he had made possible
the chairs for the occasion OF the
Sister Roest.a Ttarps Singing On
the other hand the Hon. d. @.
Saad ia making long strides into
the Negro camp by his long pol
icy previously Of having been the
Negroes prop in the field OF II
nance and good will! Others who
had made plans to vote for Mr..
Mclaughlin tpreni. mayor who
withdrew from the mayors RICE
last week. until thay had gotten
too old to write even II he never
gave them Neg-, police. play
grounds. fire stations, street
sweepers and the like. looked ike
they had been to a funeral when
/ saw them last week. These birds
who look sick now ere responsi.
BILE for the Negr, haylng nothing
In Hot Springs but few decks Of
cards and a few dee -. Circles
No. 1, 2, and OF Haven Metho.
dist Church sponsored their an
nual baby contest witch closed
last Wednesday night. Circle No.
sponsored Baby Lemons report.
ing $103.61; Circle No. 2. sponsor
ed Baby Phillips reporting s1l0 90;
and Circle No. 3 sponsored Warren
Shelton Jr. reporting sii5.s0. The
Grand Total. $329.li Baby Shell
tons picture will appear in the
STATE PRESS next week. Cir
Gle No. 3 is especially grateful to
the following VINO aided Mrs. q.
II. Lewis: Mrs. Willis and co-work-
ers OF Golston Sc1ool. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Epps, NJ l.. Rigmajen
Of Lake Charles. La; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ordeiquez of Mansfield. Obi, 80.
We want to welcome the Wood
sons Barber Shop to Walnut St
I'm a short while we will nave
q second Negro Funeral Home
and second first ciass Negro
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Mr.. and Mrs. Excel Nicely. Mrs.
Ardell Dednom, Mrs. Tressa Frank
lin and son attended the battle
of music" last Sunday night at
Dunbar High School -. Mrs. So
phia Johnson visited her sister.
Mrs. Ruth Nicely last Sunday and
witnessed a wonderful program at
the church Sunday evening given
by the Missionary Society. Mrs.
Johnson Ia from Little Rock.
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CUR
Arien Banks

Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Horton cele.
brated their golden wedding ami.
versary Sunday with a remarri.
age Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Cook
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Williams
and daughter, Vivian visited here
Sunday Mrs. Myrtle Benning.
ton of Little Rock, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton; and Mrs
Lydia Bowden were here for the
celebration Sunday Mrs. Katie
Ivory has returned from the bed1
side of her daughter in Hope. Il
Mrs. Fannie Lewis spent the
weekend here with her mother
Mrs. Lille Coffman.
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Thompson of Louann -. Elnora
Andrews and Mrs. Hannah Brown
are on the sick list -. Russell
Frazier Is suffering from an in
fected foot -. Mrs. Louisa Moore
of El Dorado visited Mary Ho-