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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
clanstvu drustva "Zdruzeni
bratie" st. rs SNPJ

Cleveland, O. - Zopet je pri-
Sci mesec december, katerega
ne SINE prezreti noben clan in
pozabiti nobena clanica, da je
to tisti mesec v letu, v katerem
Sc volijo novi drustveni urad-
niki. Zatorej Sc opozarja, da je
vsakega clana in clanice dru-
stva "Zdruzeni bratje" st. 26
SNPJ dolznost, da Sc te seize
udelezi v 'nedeljo Z. decembra.
Da sc ne DO kdo mogel izgo-
varjati, da mu je nemogoce pri-
tt ma sejo, ker Sc vrsi zjutraj
OBJ 9. uri, smo "a decembersko
sejo osvojili sklep ma lanski let
nj seji, da sc letosnja letna Sc
ia vrsi popoldne oh 2. uri, po
seji Sc pa DO vrsila clanska Ia
bava, ma kateri DO igral frankie
Mramor. ..
Kot vsako leto, tako sc bo
tudi letos po domaci zabavi ma
daljevalo S plesno veselico v
zgornji dvorani Slov. del. donna
ma Waterloo Rd. Preskrbeli smo
dobro godbo, strukljev orkester,
XII je zelo dobro poznan med
mladino, da res igrajo izvrstne
poke, vesele valcke in angleske
komade, tako da Sc bono lahko
vrtei vsi. "a clane je vstopni-
ma SOC, "a neclane pa 75c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Euclid Shore High School

Cleveland, O. - Najvecji po-
rast prebivalstva v zadnjih 10
letih je pac zaznamovati v Eu-
clidu, predmestju Clevelanda, XII
Sc je povzdignilo v tenn casu il
vasi v mesto.
Ia porast obcutijo seveda tu-
di sole, ker Sc je skoro podvo-
jilo stevilo ucencev. K porastu
sta pripomogli precej dive sku-
pini his, ena ma 200 St. druga
pa ma Babbitt Rd.
V Euclidu je Roosevelt sola
ma 200 St., Noble sola ma Bab-
bitt Rd. Upson sola ma 26O St.,
Central High sola ma Chardon
Rd. in Euclid Shore High sola
ma vogalu E. 222 St. in Babbitt
Rd. Poleg tega so Sc tri farne
Sole.
Pri Euclid Shore High Soil
so sedaj dozidali v ocigled po-
manjkanja prostorov 10 velikih
sob, kar DO omogocilo, da sc
ucencem da vec paznje in prili-
Ike.
Gel nov del DO gotov v nekaj
tednih, vsaj tako je dejal raw
natelj sole Mr.. Leonard E.
Lows, XII mi je razkazal move
prostore. Seveda sc tudi ia m
cuti kriza v pomanjkanju tega
in omega, kar sc rabi pri zida-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Bazaar v SIND

cleveland, O.-Al nj 10 nekdJ
izrednega-nenavadnega? Cello "a
st. clairsko naselbino, kjer je BIZ
10 vedno najti dovolj rodoljubov,
XII so sc potrudili, da smo bill
delezni pod streho 'Slovenskega
narodnega donna vsakovrstnih
kulturnih vrednot;; toda bazar-
jew je bilo pa doslej Sc prav ma
lo-sploh mi je spominu samo
eden. Sedaj pa ga bono imeli in
sicer 13. decembra v sobi st. 1,
po zaslugi vrlih clanic krozka st.
2 Progresivnih Slovenk.
Ker spada TAXA priredba IL
kljucno v zensko podrocje, nj
Guido, da sc zene malokdaj oko-
rajzimo "a kaj takega, a kadar
pa Sc, takrat je pa to dogodek,
XII Sc nikoli ne pozabi. Zato pri-
dite ma mas semenj v velikem
stevilu, kajti marljive roke nasih
clanic so nasile, napletle, nakav-
ckale in uvezle mnogo raznovrst-
nih predmetov, porabnih "a chi
So in DOM" XII bodo ia Vecer ma
prodaj in katere boste S pono-
som lastovale leta in leta.
Ker smo ravno v sezonskem
casu, ko je navada, da svojo ma
klonjenost do prijateljev izraza-
mo z darili, DO tn lepa priloznost
nabaviti 81 predmet trajne vred-
nosti.
Nase clanice pa MISC strokov-
njakinje samo v rocnem delu,
temvec tudi v izdelovanju vsa-
kovrstnega peciva, zato bono
aranzirale "a ia vecer cello peka-
RHO. Ma razpolago bodo maslene
struce, pogace, sarteljni, torte
piskoti in morda tudi srcki, ka-
krsnih nj nikoli manjkalo ma Sci
min po slovenskih vaseh.
Pripravljalni odbor ina v ma
crtu Sc vec posebnosti, XII Sc bo-
do ia vecer uveljavile v uzitek
posetnikov, zato prav vljudno
vabimo ma obilno udelezbo vse
nase znance in prijatelje sirom
Clevelanda, vsaka zena maj pri-
de z mozem in vsako dekle S svo-
Jim fantom in gotovo ne bo no.
bena odsla domov brez "odpust-
|ka."
Torej sc vidimo 13. decembra
ne bazarju!
Josephine Petric, clanica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

di poagitirali "a njih priredbo,
XII jo bodo i'm eli v soboto 6.
decembra v SlovensKi delavski
dvorani ma Prince Ave.
Kot mi je bio povedano, so
Sc rojaki IL lepega Primorja "a
we'll "a to, da vsaj malo pri-
spevajo k prosnji, XII jo je bila
pred nekaj casa objavila v Ena-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

nih delavcev oh priliki zadnje
priredbe podruznice st. 1O6
SANSa. Torej vsem skupaj prav
srcna hvala!
Ker Sc zbira fond "a nagrobni
kamen "a pokojnega pevca in
igralca Konrad Floss (Kooney),
je direktorij Slovenskega dru-
stvenega donna daroval $40. Dru-
ga imena Sc DO Sc porocalo. Hva-
la vam! Frank zogar,
predsednik podr. st. 106 SANSa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
ENAKOPRAvNOST

vi poslopij, ter sc je z dozida-
vo zakasnelo "a par mesecev.
: Sobe bodo opremljene najmo-
dernejse in bodo kot take res
nekaj ppsebnega. Ako Sc pomi-
sli, da je prostora brez dozida-
We le "a 1900 ucencev, docim
jih je vpisanih letos 5,892, po-
tenn je razumljivo kako nujno
potrebna je bila dozidava.
J.M.S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
VLADA OBJAVILA IMENK
PREVRATNIH ORGANIZACIJ

WASHINGTON, 4. dec. -
Vladni lojalnostni odbor je da-
mes objavil imena 81 organiza-
cij, XII Sc jih smatra "a "totali-
tarne, fasisticne, komunisticne
in prevratne". Seznam je mno-
60 krajsi kot sc je pricakovalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

kOpidVHOSIl pOAldIld MARY vO-
grin il Shawnee Ave-, XII je pre-
jela prosnjo cd profesorja Albi-
ma Bubnica IL Kopra, kjer bi
radi Slovenci postavili dijaski
dom. Ker je treba "a vsak
uspeh dobrih src in pridnih ter
radodarnih rok, bodo Newbur-
zani, domacini IL Kopra, Kne-
zaka, Pregarij, pa tudi TAXI, XII
MISC cd tam donna, toda cutijo,
kje je treba pomoci, prispevali
prostovoljno razne potrebscine.
Najvec privlacnosti "a nase
starejse ljudi so slike il domo-
vine. Teh Sc nikdar ne naveli-
camo. Slisal sem, da ste hcer-
XII Mr.. Joe Zadnika, XII vodi
Square Bar gostilno ma 1889 E..
90 St., oh priliki obiska v Trstu
letos posnele mnogo silk. Te bo-
do pokazale v soboto vecer. Di-
rektorij Dvorane je obljubil da-
ii prostore brezplacno, Mr.. Zad-
mix bo dal mehko pijaco in pi-
vo; Gospodinjski odsek bo pre-
skrbel "a okrepcila v kuhinji in
lepa domaca godba DO igrala "a
pies, XII DO sledil programu.
Slike so pristine il domovine
- dobro bi bilo, ko bi kdo po-
vabil tudi g. Gabrovska in pred
nedavnim doslega Kreka, da bi
81 jih prisla ogledat, kajti po
njiju lastni izjavi sta ze vec let
cd donna, vesta pa toliko slabe-
ga "a povedati o svoji domovi-
nj, da bi jima bilo v pouk ko bi
prisla pogledat slike. Morda bi
jima dekleta lahko dala kaj bolj
tocno sliko o razmerah in polo
zaju tamkaj, ker ocividec Sc
sam preprica, in to veliko vec
velja kot pa "razna porocila do
sla preko Trsta", XII so pisana
po osebah, XII so ma tisoce mill
proc in nimajo niti pojma, kaj
Sc pravl delati in obnavljati do
movino.
Morda ko bi tt gospodje ma
10 bolj obcevali z ljudstvom in
Sc ravnali po Kristusovih nau-
kin, Sc ne bi danes pol Cleve-
landa smejalo duhovnu, XII je
bezal pred Nemci najprvo v
London, potem v New York, ma
zadnje pa jo prilomastil v Gle.
veland, kjer upa S tozbami pro.
tt naprednemu siovenskemu ca.
sopisju nabasati svoje "azarte'
z enim milijonom, diva sto ii.
soc dolarji, in to cd svojih 70.
jakov-Slovencev, XII drugace mi.
slijo demokraciji in svobod
kot on. Kan DO Sci cd tn, ko be
incl tako polne zepe (?), Sc ne
We, mislim pa, da ne dalec brez
pomoci i kveder bodo zepi take
tezki, da ga bodo ovirali ma raj
Ii, ali pa bodo tako prazni, ds
Z mimi mu ne DO moe nikamor
Bono videli, je rekel slepec, Ike
je zadel v drevo.
Torej, v soboto vecer, &c be
lie decembersko vreme dopusca
10, Sc prvic vidimo ma priredb
v S. D. Dvorani ma Prince Ave
Vabi Sc vse cd blizu in dalec
zabave bo "a vse!
Louis Pirc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Priredba v prid dijaskega
donna
donna

Cleveland, Ohio. - Oh prili-
XII koncerta Zarje ma Zahvalni
dan, sem med posetniki opazil
veliko prijateljev il newburske
naselbine, XII so pomagali do le-
pega uspeha. Obenem so pa tu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
A. D. Sl JE ZOPET EMO NOVO
IZMISLILA

Poraz manjsinskega bloka nazadnakov pri nedavn
konvenciji Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce XII e vrsila
vPttsburghu so mnog casopisi izrab nadalno nete
ME takozvane "rdece hstere,' XII e nasi dezeli ze
davno prekoracila meje zdravega razuma.
Zadeva e pac zelo preprosta. Ma dotcn konvenciji
je bill vecno gasov izvoen upraVni odbor ajedni
ze pred samim volitvam je mansnski biloxi uvidel
da bo porazen in e enostavno vove bojkotiral Navzc
emu pa e Sc vedno vecna delegatov zvola popolno
praven in demokraticen nacin svoj novi odbor Mani
nski odbor pa enostavno noce pripozna mace
TO- da en demokraticni druzbi vedno odoca vecina
pa manjsina Nekater bvs odbornik med katere spada
udi bvs gavni predsednik Hrvatske Braske Zaednice
pa vsemi srmi otepljeo te vole vecine clanov "a
jednice in SO cello zadevo predlozili sodniji.
Kot vedno oh taksnh prikah e tudi pri tel zadevi
po svoh prejsnh aferah re obceznana) A. D. zavohaa
rdeco nevarnos redovih Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice
in zbezlala po kancu propaganda in hiserije Dne 20
novembra je prv strani priobca ves da je sodna
Psburghu odlocila, da novi odbor HBZ nj egano H.
voen Nam bi bogabojeca A. D. gotovo octala, &c b k
zadevi pristav lastn komenar Zato bono rekli
nicesar resnci lubo pa tenn mestu priobcamo od
govor Zaedncara XII je uradno glaso Hrvatske Braske
zajednce. in ina slovensko govorece clane posebno
Slovensko koono, XII ureuje Josip Chesarek Clanek
XII je probcen pod naslovom "Potvaranje resnice Sc
glas
"Clevelandski dnevnik ''Ameriska Domovina, e pri-
nesel izda cd dine 20 novebra prv stran vest da
e sodnija Pittsburghu odocila da nov odbor HBZ nj
legalno izvoen Nadae glas porocilo da je bill pred
sodnkom precitan zapsk IL konvence XII govori, da e
konvencia soglasno odobra $4,000 kot dar Ttov vla
'Kje je Amerska Domovina pobrala to vest, vemo,
oda liz verodosojnega vra gotovo N prvo nt drugo
nj resnica Sodna nj odloca da nj novi odbor legalno
zvolen temvec je izdaa prepoved da novi odbor
zasesti svoja mesta doker sodsce razsod &c
SO bill novi uradnik pravino izvoen
Drugc konvencija nj odobrla $25 900 Ttovi
vlad Blo e pac prporocano da bi darovalo oko
otroko bolnsnco IL narodno prosvetnega sklada
da delegaca priporocilo in predlog, XII bill staven ia
naen nj odobrila temvec je zakucila da enkrat
darue nobenega denarja pac pa maj prepust bo-
docemu gavnemu odboru da stori kar vid "a porebno
in kolikor DO mogoce
TIA del zapisnka je bill citan pred sodnikom in
menda je to nekoiko uplivalo MEGA, da nj tst dan
prekcal prepoved vendar Sc znaci da je sodisce
narelo koncni odlok in da neeganost voitev poena
"Toiko poasnilo Amerisk Domovini. Ne vemo kdo
e krv da e zsla tako potvor vest vendar poroca
prkrojena ia nacn gotovo MISC ugled nkomur XII
jih priobca."
Rekli smo ze da zadevi nj potrebno da prisavlamo
mas lastn komentar. Uradni odgovor "Zaednicara re
sam doVol Poudar pa moramo, da to nj prvi
zadnji sucaj sistemacnega potvarana destev strani
A. d. XII kot mala papiga ponavla so kar krco velike
papge
1RnCDAY0 AY0Y1N1D ~~<-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
COLORED.
CHURCHES
CORNISH CHAPEL

Cornish Chapel A. M. E. Zion
Church begins a financial drive
at the ii a. m. service tomorrow.
Church School is at $50 a. m,
and evening worship at z p. m.
with sermon on "The Way of the
Cross" Rev. j. C. Murray, New
man Methodist pastor, will con-
duct a service Monday at 7:3O
p. m. Prayer service is Tuesday,
1880 p. m; ushers' board meeting,
Wednesday, 7:30 p. M; junior
choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. M, Thurs
day, and Star of Zion Club meet
ing the same hour; senior choir
rehearsal, 7:30 p. M, Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
TRAPPED IN CHAIR

SAUGUS, Mass.-Edward Ber-
rigan, 70, had the unusual ex-
perience of being trapped for 81
hours in his rocking chair. The
aged man entangled his feet in
the rocker and did not have the
strength to disentangle himself
Neighbors discovered his plight
and he was removed to a hospi-
tai, suffering from shock and ex
posture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN

At Trinity Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Sigismund A.
Laing, minister, speaks on Re
ceiving the Holy Spirit" at the
IL a. m. service; Sunday School
at $3.50 p. M, and adult Bible
class at 6 p. M, with Youth meet
ing at z and evening worship at
7:30 p. m. "Not Your Own" is
the evening sermon subject, fol-
lowed by movie, Seven Keys
to Selling Red Cross" Prayer
service at 7:30 p. m, Tuesday,
and deacon's weekly business
meeting the same evening. Youth
Night is Wednesday, 7:30 p. M,
and choir rehearsal and Boy
Scout meeting at 1880 Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15

special guests at the mems bar
at 6 o'clock. Teachers unc
workers of the Sundov Schoo.
meet ut $50 pm. Wednesday
An hour later the Hoppiest Hour
of the week will be held and al
7:30 pm. Thursday. speciol
choir rehearsal on Eoster music
will be conducted. Movies fol-
the public ore scheduled fol
1880 pm. FriddY.
At the First Methodist. Church,
Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor,
speaks on "A Satisfying Assur-
ance" from Phillistines, 1:21 al
the 1880 a. m. service, and on
the hymn, 20 Jesus, Thou Art
Standing at the 7:30 p. m. serv-
ice. Miss Lois Gregg will sing
the theme as a solo; the Chapel
Choir will also render several
numbers. At $50 p. m, the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship will meet.
Sunday School convenes at $50
a. m.
Rev. j. B. Reid of the Fleming
Street Methodist Church an
nounces that his morning mes
sage tomorrow will be especial
ly designed to help those who
have given their heart to the
Lord" In the evening he will
speak on one-word text from
the Bible. Sunday School is at
GAS a. m.
Rev. John E. Pickens. pastor of
Poinciana Community Church
and the Congregational Church,
will speak on "To See the Glory
of God" at the formers IL a. m.
service, and on what Would
You Ask of Jesus?" at the 7:3O
p. m. service at the Congrega-
tional Church. Rev. Wallace
Stems will conduct the latter's
morning service, speaking on
"Jesus in the Wilderness" The
two churches will combine their
evening services. The Congrega-
tionars Goodwill Missionary Cir
Gle meets at 4 p. m, Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. BERTHE Higgs.
Prayer meeting will be held at
7:30 p. m, with Rev. Pickens
leading; choir rehearsal and
Youth Fellowship are scheduled
for 7:30 p. m, Thursday, and
Boy Scout meeting at the same
hour, Friday.
The morning sermon of the
Presbyterian Churcn~~:li- he de-
livered by Rev. NJ. S. Avery,
minister. Sunday School is at 10
a. M, and the morning service
at Ii o'crock. Fellowship groups
meet at 1880 p. m.
Poinciana Baptist Church holds
Sunday School at 9:45 a. M,
morning worship at IL a. M,
Training Union at $50 p. m,
and evening worship an hour
later.
Christian Science Society holds
its regular morning service at IL
o'clock with the study subject
this week being, Substance"
Wednesday evening meetings are
at 8 o'clock. The Key West
Church of Christ meets at 6 pm,
at GIG Seminary street.
Grace Lutheran Church con-
ducts it's Sunday School at 10
a. M, and divine service at 7:3O
D. IN. Glad Tidings Tabernacle
holds Sunday School at 10 a. M,
morning worship at II, Young
Peoples meeting at 6 p. M, and
evening service at 1880 p. m. Mid
week services are Tuesday and
Friday, at 7:30 p. m.
Church of God holds Sunday
School at 10 a. M, Gospel service
at IL a. M, evangelist message at
7:30 p. M, and prayer service,
Wednesday, at the same hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
First Baptist Church Sermon Topic
Sunday Is Publishing Peace; Other
Services For Tomorrow Announced
FLEMING STREET METHODIST CHURCHS NOR
ING MESSAGE ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE
sWHO HAVE GIVEN HEARTS TO LORD
ST CHURCH'S MORN.x

THE THEME. Publishing Peace hos been selected by Rev.
c. Yelton pastor of the First Bopst Church his sermon
topic at the 1850 service AT the 1880 pm sey
ice he will speuk Looking Toword the Cross"
"A number of servicemen from the USS Gilmore will be
special the mems banquet church Tesduv niqht
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
JUNCTION CITY
Ethel Lee Dunn

Leo Calhoun, Sidney Calhoun,
Doris Calhoun and little Miss
Juanita Williams all left for De-
troit, Michigan, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles left for
Little Rock after visiting here.
Mrs. Tena Carter of Richmond,
California, also joined them to
spend few days there before
leaving. Mr.. Drew Hunter of
Detroit, Michigan, was here visit
ing his parents, relatives and
friends, and left to return to De-
troit last week. Miss Marion
Wamble of Cleveland, Ohio, is
here visiting her sister, who has
undergone an operation. :. Mrs.
Lydia Morgan is now in bed. She
has been i'll for some time.
Sam Meeks visited his sister,
Mary Brown, for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Wright
are operating a grocery store and
funeral home on the FL Dorado
highway. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Gray are operating an Ice Cream
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
Mr.. ALLEN !. FIVE CUESSES!"

Of Michigan visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat H. Jones, Sir,
and her brother, Pat II, Jr., dur
ing the holidays. The Jones' own
and operate an outstanding press
ing shop here. The business is
great and the service is greater
+. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shelton
of Oakland, California, are here
visiting parents and friends. They
are accompanied by their little
daughter. The Community
Christmas Tree sponsored by
Shady Grove A. M. E. Church and
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church was
held at Mt Tabor Baptist Church
Christmas Eve night. A number
of Sunday School pupils and
others received many lovely and
useful gifts. Quartet and Christ
mas carol singing was held at
Shady Grove A. M. E. Church
Christmas night.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
THE STATE PRESS-"The That's

after visiting Mrs. Zula Fortune
of Dallas, Texas. Willie James
Henry of Detroit, Mich, has re-
turned home after spending
Christmas with Mr., and Mrs.
Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis. Sgt. and Mrs. Joe W.
Sutton were highly entertained
December lst in a pre-Christmas
affair at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. West
brooks Many lovely gifts were
received. The couple left We'd
nesday for Ell Faso, Texas, where
the sergeant is now in service. :.
Cpl, Chas. Neal McCloud has re-
turned home after spending 10
months in the South Pacific, He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
McCloud.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
Fayetteville

Gwendolyn Marie Brown
Miss Minnie B. Dawkins, prin-
cipal of Lincoln School, spent the
holidays with relatives in Mis-
souri,. Miss Theresa Hover
spent the holidays at home. :.
The following students spent the
holidays here: Cornelis Reynolds,
Russell Hoover, Norma Lee Bry-
ant, Thremila Blyl, Burnice
Parker and Emma Buchanan. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Manuel and little
Joseph spent Christmas in
Springfield, Mo. The Christ
mas program of st. James Baptist
Church was held on Christmas
eve. Rev. j. w. Webb is pastor.
st, James Methodist Church
sang Christmas carols and gave
gifts Tuesday night. Services
were held at st. James Methodist
Church Christmas night. Rev.
Parker of Nashville preached
Rev. j. w. Webb and Rev. A. l..
Buchanan also gave inspiring re-
marks.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
OLYPHANT
Matte c, Fields

o, D. ROLAND spent Christmas
day in Searcy with his nephew,
Bill Mount. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Redmon spent the day in New
port with her sister, Mrs. F. Bate
man. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. SIM
mons and family spent Christ
mas with their daughter and
family, the Qualls in Newark.
Fred Jones and family also were
guest in Newark during the holi-
days. Mis- Elnora Brown of
Newport was guest of her moth
er Christmas day. The Fields
were happy to have Mrs. Tom
Hunt of Searcy visit with them
Saturday while Mr.. Hunt and
the boys took advantage of the
last of the squirrel hunting sea-
son.
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ATESVIlLE
Ethel o. Miller

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Waugh, who
have been residents of Richmond,
California, for several years, spent
Christmas in Little Rock with
their children, Geroy, Maurice
and Ophelia. They arrived in
Batesville Friday to make their
home. Presiding Eide rTurner
of Newport district arrived at II
o'clock Sunday to hold his first
quarter at Bethel A. M. E.
Church. Rev. w. M. H. Quinn
is pastor. . Joe and Wash Sims,
Mines. Rena Taylor and Ruth
Petty, Grayd Taylor and Mer-
bett MILAN visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Davidson, Mrs. Lula
Brooks in Franklin Sunday. i.
Mr.. Ellington and Ruth Finley of
st. Louis arrived Sunday to visit
relatives. Mrs. Goldie Wafford
Of Jonesboro visited her mother,
Mrs. Elnora Waugh and sisters
during the Christmas holidays. =.
The former Miss Olivia Pope and
her husband of Jonesboro were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Pope. Chrlstmasing in
Newport as guests to a party CIV
en- by DR.. j. II. Moore (the dem
tisD were Miss Norine Valentine
and Mrs. Theodore Waugh Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Savoy Mont
gomery are the parents of a baby
boy who arrived Thursday, jan
uary 2. Miss Hannah Mae
Kitchen, student of Bashon High
School, ST. Louis, Mo-, was COM
plimented with party by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Kit
chen, during the holidays. Mrs
Cora Barris "Christmassed' in
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Newport with her brothers, Bud
and Jim Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hershel Finley, Mr.. and Mrs,
Noble Smiley, Mr., and Mrs. Savoy
Montgomery had Christmas din
ner with Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Locke. Mr., and Mrs. Taft
York complimented their son,
Richard Sales, Jr.. with a fare
well party Friday night. Richard
is student OF Corbin High
School Pine Bluff, =. Miss Rose
McSpadden of A, NJ. and N. Col
lege, Pine Bluff was home for
Christmas with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Obey McSpaden. Her
house guest was Miss Willie Mae
Sheriff., Pine Bluff Lacey
Cravens, Jr., of Shorter College,
Herbert Abner of Yerger High,
Eugene Lexion and Lawrence
James Barris of Pine Bluff were
also home to spend Christmas
with their parents. Ed Nc
Coy is a pneumonia patient at
Gray's Hospital, Batesville.
Ethel O. Miller was called to
Arkadelphia December 23rd to
the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Lille Estella Kennedy, who died
December 9th at 10 a. m, Fu-
neral services were held Deem
Der 31st at Greater Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church with DIR. VIM.
Erby officiating. Prof. A. M.
Miller joined his wife Sunday.
On their return trip to Batesville
they were overnight guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Miller, NAL
vern.
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