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Dirigent :. Prof A. Nikolaus
1. Overture raymond" ...... Thomas
Deutsches Konzert Dorchester
II. Muehlhahn :. Direktor
BegruessungsAnsprae Won Praesi
dentin Mathilde Sigarto
2. AZ Maienliedchen -. J. Sturm &. :.
G.. Jansen
b. Elfenglocken i'm Wald ......
.................. j. GersdOrf
Damenchor Saxonia
Prof. A. Nikolaus 3. Dirigent
3. Mach Jahren ............ Wengert
Banater Gemischter Chor
Prof. A Nikolaus :. Dirigent
4. AZ Die Lorelei -. Friedrich Silcher
b. All through the Night :. D. Owen
Madrigal Junior Chor
Prof. A. Nikolaus Dirigent
3. Erster satz der vierten Symphonic
Won Haydn
H. Muehlhahn g.. .Direktor
6. Mach Auswahl. .Ostseite Liedertafel
Prof. r. Schuster Dirigent
T. understanding .,...... Griege
nit Orchester
Eintracht- -Hermania
Prof A. Nikolaus :. Dirigent
8. Kuenstlerleben -. Johann Strauss
nit Orchester
Saxon;a und Eintracht -Hermania
Prof. A. Nikolaus ;. Dirigent
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Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
" en- 7 WAS JUS WONDERIN If YOU COULD MANAGE 10
urppopT HER FOR ABOUT NEXT TEN YEARS ~

cation in St. Louis with ms
daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Richmond
before time to open school ..,-...
Mrs. Sadie Davenport spent the
weekend in Dermott with her
sisters. Mrs. Albertine Warren and
Mrs. Mary Davenport, and attend
ed the Sunday School Singing
Convention Mr. and Mrs, Car
ira Bonney and Mrs. Chester Col
bert were in Dermott Saturday on
business -. Miss Elma Warren
of Dermott was guest of Mrs. Sal
lie Allen Monday - We are glad
to know that Mrs. Mel Brown is
back home from the hospital and
is doing fine .--o Miss Simmie
Davenport visited her mother last
week in Dermott ... Mrs. Mary
Robinson of Dermott made a spe-
cial trip to Portland Sunday $500
Mrs. Beulah Cook is on the sic
list
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
AUGUSTA
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tlSt Church' Gregory closeo ~
Gently OF D SOUS were saVea
ana aeaeo 10 inc e'"'en' IVY
Rowe OF Little Hoek ran the meet
ing. Rev. w l.. Martin is pastor
....... Rev. c. c, Atkins, pastor of
Stuttgart AME spent last week
visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Nose Atkins - THOUGHTS FOR
THE DAY, Know the facts. The
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
DELIGHT
Arlena Brock

A rally was held Sunday, Sept
ember 28th at Harrison Baptist
Church, Rev. G. II Nolen, pastor.
Funds will be used to repair the
church. Rev. Nolen delivered the
sermon. The Womens Missionary
Society raised $ll500, Public Of
fering lifted by A. Cole of Pres
colt was sol CT. Total for the day,
$206.67 ...... Mrs Matte Jiles has
returned to her home in Dallas,
Texas after spending three weeks
here with her mother, Mrs. Bell
Matloek .... Miss Inell Phifer OF
Hot Springs visited Mr. and Mrs.
c. l.. Gentry Sunday $3.50. Mrs.
Arie Richardson, Clarence Gil
yard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gentry
and Mrs. Rosie Jean Billiard made
a business trip to Hot Springs
Saturday ... Mrs. Hattie Mae
Gentry, Booker r. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Gentry made a
business trip to Little Rock Sat
urday $500. Mrs Mary Alice Cole
and sister, and Conway Sims of
Gurdon visited Mrs. Carrie Brock
Sunday $500. j. C. Walker made
a trip to Hot Springs Sunday 5000.
Mrs Allena Mcdaniel made a
business trip to Pine Bluff recent
ly $1,000 Mary Catherine Leeper
left Sunday to attend school at
| Nashville $500, Mrs. Coy Brooks
visited Mrs. Eta Brock recently
49,. Sam Starks made trip to
Hot Springs recently and Mrs
Rosie Jean Bulard and Willie l..
Cooper made trip to Hope .- ....
Louis Jones went to Murfreesboro
last week ....-.. Rev. c. H. Nolen,
pastor of Harrison Church. Mrs.
Lille Brock, Mrs, Alberta Meeks.
Mrs Rosie Jean Bullard, Mrs.
Bell Matlock, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Jones and Laura Jones
attended the funeral of Mrs. Otie
Woodbury. at Hollygrove Sunday.
Rev Nolen preached the sermon
.-..... If you want to find out what
is going on in and around De
light read the STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. Il. l.. SOekwelI

Mrs, 7. M Douglas and the Mis-
slonary Sisters sponsored a sue
cessivl program Saturday night
at the church. Amount raised,
Sl9l5 ---.a. The Jenkins Quartet
sang at Good Hope Sunday night.
$945 was raised - Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Marks and children were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs f.
B Sockwell Friday night ~ Mr..
and Mrs, Lucious Soekweu are
still on the sick list and are re-
ported very i'll =...-.. Miss Bernice
Toney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Toney is here from California
.... Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sockwel
and son motored TO Hope Friday
on business . Mrs. Effie Walk
ef and her brother Earl Marks of
GAINESVILLE, Texas will give a
birthday party Saturday night ......
The fair was enjoyed by all who
attended. Winners from White
Oak Club; Mrs. Bessie Leo Sock
well, lst prize on a Jar of beets;
lst prize on a watermelon; End
prize on a table cloth Mrs. Effie
Walker, End prize on a jar of
beetS; Mrs. Georgia Sockwell, End
prize on jar of jelly .--.... C. l..
SockWells truck got burned up
Wednesday morning .-.-- Louis
SockWell had a wreck Saturday
night on "a Highway ..-..... Rev
Cross visited Ebert Toney who is
sick, Tuesday evening.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

Mr.. and Mrs Theopolis Hender-
son and children, Mrs. Minnie
Jackson. Misses Ardelia and vi
Wan Dupriest motored to Augusta
for a family reunion Sunday .......
The Missionary Society of First
Baptist Church sponsored a sue
cessful Silver Tea Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Lessie Roddy on
Clay Street -.-4-. Mrs Lucy Hill
lard has returned from a visit in
Nashville with parents ........ The
members of the White Rose Club
motored to Cross Roads to meet
with Mrs. Bessie Clingman Mon
day An enjoyable afternoon was
spent .,...... Pvt. Aaron White is
on terminal leave here with his
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
MARSHILL
Nealie Is. Young
~

Revival began at Marshill Bap-
fist Church Sunday, September
2lst and closed September Goth,
with one candidate for baptism
... Mrs. Rosie l.. Viekers has re-
turned home from a visit to Kan
sas City, Kansas ...... The follow
ing citizens celebrated birthdays
last month: Miss Darlene Hays
and William Ed Young on the %
nd; Miss Mildred Mae Dixon, %;
George Young and Robert Louis,
oath ..... MINES Narcissus Coop
err and Callie Trotter are on the
sick list ....... WONDER NEWS
brings what's what around this
place: Most popular, WIS and
HC; Most ambitious, Duh and
RIB; Best spirit, NC and NBY;
Most laxative. MCJ and CWJ;
Most shy, BWS and MCC; Don't
get around much, DMM and NBH;
Laughs the most, BAN and ZBJ;
Really silly. JES and CHA; Best
speakers, WIS and ADY. Eats
the most, GVY Well, this is about
all for this time, Thanks for read
ing But please notice. be ready
when your PRESS comes.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

o'clock, Subject, Prayer .......
Circle No. | of Mt Union Baptist
Church met in the home Of Mrs.
]. d. Williams on the cath. Mrs,
Annie Morris president Mrs. O.
phclla Parker, teacher $500 The
CME Willing Workers Club met
the 25th at the home of Mrs Lucy
Wyatt Mrs Wyatt, president; Mrs.
Ethel Lee Dunn, Bible Teacher.
Lesson John I. 10 Mas.
Ben johnson of Detroit. Michigan
spent two weeks with her grand
parents and other relatives .-
Miss Margaret SAWYER is here
h v nE her house p ] n +
ed so her p a r n 5 can
move in .. Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Warren, Jr., have opened a
cafeteria and have a delivery SER
vice . Mrs. Mitte Henderson
and Jerry MeCellion are delegates
10 the Association at bmaekover
which opens the 3Oth Mr. and
Mrs. Roosevelt McCellion are the
proud parents of a girl, Margaret
Ann born September 9th =-5-. Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Hicks are the
proud parents of a baby boy
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
TEXARKANA,


St James Sunday School met
Sunday at the usual hour Win
Stunt ]. @. Adams presiding .,,,s.
Pastor A. Williams brought h e
message al II o'clock One mem
Der Mrs. Rosie Lee Chambers, was
added To the church at the even
ing services ,..o ST James Mis-
sionary Society meets each Men
day at $50 p, m, Mrs Blanche
Williams is president .. BTU each
Sunday at $50 p, m J. Conway
is president ..., Carver PTA held
its first business meeting of the
year at the school, room Ne 6
with Mrs. Ike McClinton presld-
ing. New members were introduce
ed after which the years work
was planned and Mrs. MeChnton
outlined the goal for the year.
Plans were made for the annual
carnival sponsored by this organ
ization which will take place at
the school october Gath, The Sec
6nd meeting was held Tuesday
Mrs, Ike McClinton, president;
Mrs. Thelma Evans, secretary V.
NJ Bratton, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

JESUS is introduced in Matthew
- Ala, as he quotes the Old Tesla
ment to Satan in the wilderness
temptation. Having been reared by
q God-fearing mother, Jesus was
familiar with the Bible as child.
What Is the best thing any par
ent can do for his or her child?
] would answer without hesita-
tien: Teach them TO hide Gods
words in their hearts in the i'm
questionable years Of youth. A
Bible verse learned in youth will
serve through all Iife's testing stu
atoms.
II will not forget Thy Word"
Psalms 1915.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
OARDANELLE
Pauline Burns


Rev J. c. Criner, presiding eld-
er of the Fit. Smith District held
his fourth quarterly conference at
Lane Chapel CINE, Russellville.
Rev, E. II. Hughes. pastor Of St
Paul CINE Church, Dardanelle
was present and accompanied by
ST John Baptist Choir of Russell
Vile Rev Mason, pastor of Sec %
ond Baptist Church and his con-
gregation were also present Rev.
Howell of Dermott preached at
st, John Baptist Church Sunday
His sermons We're full of infor-
nation and inspiration ..... Mrs.
Edna Ingram has returned home
form Fort Smith after visiting he,
son and his wife 49,. Sgt. Damn,
Hawkins of the armed forces left
Saturday for overseas duty.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

grandfather Bruce Ingram .,......
Miss Treopia Stephenson spent
the weekend in st, Louis with
her aunt and other relatives .se...
Miss Sadie Lee Fulton motofed to
Little Rock Sunday accompanied
by her mother Mrs Mary Jones,
Sylvester Halliburton and little
Miss Josephine Cole Halliburton
Motoring also were Mr., and
Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter Til
lie Karen, Mr. and Mrs Caleb
Nance. They attended the state
meeting of the Church of God in
Christ -.. Mrs. Annie Dapins
gave a surprise birthday party 1t
her home Tuesday for her mother,
Mrs Pearl Pitts. She was the re-
eipient of many useful gifts .z..-
Joe Wilson was given a surprise
birthday party Thursday at their
home on Clay Street, His guests
We're his co-workers and their
wives ....,.-, Rev, NJ l.. Dove re-
ports a successful meeting at Jop-
lin, Mo, with Rev. j. l. Branch
..-=.- Thomas Doss spent Wednes-
day at a hospital in Little Rock
for a check-up. He is reported
much improved o.,... Mrs. Avery
CeWan entertained her son Jimmy
with a birthday party celebrating
his fourth birthday He received
many useful gifts ...... Mrs Willie
Lewis spent Monday in Tucker
man and Walnut Ridge The
funeral of Mrs. Anna Casey was
held at Tuckerman Wednesday.
Attending from here with Mrs.
Fred Mitchell, Governor Sullivan.
Miss Eura McCurry. Sam Ridley.
Mrs Nellie Hodge. Mrs. Virginia
Bunton, Mrs Nellie Halliburton.
Mrs. Willie Lewis. Rev. N. L.
Dove eulog zed at the funeral
Tolerson and Sons Funeral Heme
had its formal opening recently
.es--,. Mrs, Gladys Hatchett of Kan
sas City is visiting relatives here
-z-=..=. Our sick are Mrs Savannah
Wiley. J. d. Davis, Mrs. Fannie
Price, Henry Buckingham, Mrs.
Hattie Whitenhill, Mrs. Sue Daw-
son, Mrs. Susie Armstrong, and
Mrs. Emma Shaver. Il was sick
and ye visited me- 49,. Mrs Mary
johnson has returned from a three
months vacation with children in
st, Louis, Madison and Chicago
,...s. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolen Dillinp-
nam have a fine baby boy -,
Mrs. Bessie Robinson has return.
ed from Elkhardt, Indiana having
visited her daughter and family
there @.--- Mrs. Neal Owen of
Madison, Ill, was recent guest of
her mother, Mrs. Della Ethridge
$500 Rev, Bertha Burns has re-
turned from holding successful
meeting in Greenville, Miss 49,.
The American Legion Auxiliary
Newport Unit No. 403 Department
of Arkansas was organized at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. M, C.
Brown on Elm Street October LIST
The following officers were elect
ed; Mrs. Iona Oates, president,
Mrs. Effie Berry, LIST vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Dorothy Griffin, secre-
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Mis- Laws in Our Hearts

81 WILL put my laws on their
hearts, and upon their minds
also will ! write them" Hebrews
1915. Jesus declares, 81 do always
the things that please him." and he
enables US, by his grace. to do the
fathers will by his indwelling in our
hearts. Thus, his will becomes the
law OF our lives, through the grace
OF Jesus Christ.
II Is impossible for us to keep
the law perfectly, but Christ, the
better Christ, becomes our
Righteousness, and then his law Is
kept by his grace. In the olden
times, men claimed 20 keep the
letter Of the law, without the spir.
II. as in the case of Moses. Now,
through the Offering of Christ, we
are enabled 10 satisfy the spirit
Of the law.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

tary; Mrs. Clara Harris, treasurer;
Mrs. Ora M. Brown, Sgt-at arms,
Mrs, Inez Williamson, chaplin;
Mrs. Alvania Dukes, parliament
tartan; Mrs Alice Tucker, histor-
ian, 1t is expressly desired that
all ladies who are eligible will
join this organization. For your
application blank call at 1902
Renenel Ave. The auxiliary plans
to do important work in the COM
munity.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Ne Helps Us Use the Bible

THE better ministry Of Jesus is
i reflected in the fact that, I'VE
have a great high priest, that is
passed into the heavens, Jesus the
ASon of God For we have not
1high priest which cannot be
11h the feeling Of our in
was in all points
(nPted like as we are. yet without
sin. Let US therefore come boldly
unto the throne Of grace. that we
may obtain mercy. and find grace
to help in time Of need" Hebrews
A:14-l6.
Study the example Of Jesus in his
answers to Satan In the wilderness
temptation, and He will teach us
when and what to say to Satan. We
are not dependent upon our wisdom
and words. Our great high priest
will supply wisdom and words to
match any situation that Satan ever
presents.
ifbisk OF . story OF . jH1ior boy, re.
Gently seeNsed Of stealing. The boy
scSs fbs piefim Of Wieked man ubo
sosgbf TO turn ejreHmsianfisi eridenee
sboS bin to eorer bis oi0n SIN. The
= boy told me that be uss innocent. I
sUsst Witb bin TO The jnreniie eonrt.
The Judge asked him il be was guilty
He looked straight into The eyes Of
the jndge and said:
"S1. bare not sinned. Wbo con.
Ciefeib me Of this charger
The man dropped bis bend, and
sSid.
"Yom bonor. ask tor fbe bririieee
of Wifbdrat1ins tbe charge"
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
GURDoN
Depriest CampbeII

Mrs. Minnie Gordon will leave
for Chicago, H., next Tuesday to
visit her daughter and husband
.... Mrs Della Burks of jones'
boro. La, is here for a few days
visiting with her son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burks -
mrs. Altha Orleson is reported i'll
......-. A Stringer made a business
Trip to kensett last Sunday ...
LeRoy Dick spent the Weekend
with friends in Gurdon - f
Ford spent the weekend with his
iahl'ly here ...... John Huge of
Gurdon spent the week end in
camden with friends ....... Miss
Harlense Curry, daughter of Ben
curry OF Kelmarnack, Virginia,
and Lonnie Williams. who is in
School at Hamilton Va, were mar
RED recently and are now visit
ing his father and mother-in-law
MIR. and Mrs. G Williams - ]
K Stephens celebrated his birth
day in Chicago, ILL., with his child
rem Mrs Mastor Walker has
returned to her home in Chicago,
III, after spending her vacation
here, in Prescott and in Hot
Springs .. Miss Zenobia Fox Of
Lamon, S. c. is here visiting her
aunt. Mrs. H. c, Patllo Mrs.
William Jones has returned home
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

from Arkadelphia where she Wis.
tied her daughter, Mrs Mary Ell
len NeWmon -- Mrs, Maud Will
liams of Arkadelphia visited Bet
hel AME Church last Sunday a.--...
An Appreciation program was
held at Bethel AME Church last
Sunday for Rev. T o. Crudup
Amount raised was $22012.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

aaaa4 VI eternal
salvation, aealt no
longer with sym,
bols. but offered ed
himself as the per,
feet lamb to take
way our sins.
And for this cause
he Is the mediator
Of the new covenant
(te S a m ent), that
by means of death,
for the redemptions
Of the transgres-
.;N TIT zrz 49,,
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
APOSTLE Of Better Things
Lesson for October IL, 1917

THIS lesson opens, Hebrews S:l.8,
i with the explanation that jesus
Christ is the minister Of better
things in that he is the apostle and
high priest Of our profession, per,
. fectly faithful to him that appointed
him. The comparison is made with
Moses, who was also faithful, but
within a very small circle as eons
Tasted with the Son OF God.
Called to God an high priest after
-; order Of Melchisedec, Christ The
author re atu...f
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
The Sufficient Christ

This lesson should enheartcn ev.
4 cry trusting child OF God, since
II makes clear that, "He Is able TO
save unto the uttermost them that
draw near unto God through him, "
Hebrews 1875.
He is not ouly able. but yearns
to save unto the uttermost. tie
wills 10 save everyone. God has
done everything he can do to save
every sentient soul on this earth.
Those who 20 10 hell do 50 be.
cause they decide to go to hell, II
Is not the pleasure Of God that any
should perish, but that all should
repent and be saved.
fCopyfiFhf BY the International Couaci
of Religions Education on behalf Of %
Procession denominations Released b,
WEU FeIfufes)
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
JUNCTION CITY
Ethel $40 Dunn

Rev. w x Pinegar pastor Of
New Hope CINE Church read the
explained the general rules of the
Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church at II o'clock services Sept
cmber 28th Rev Jack willis
preached the night sermon at 8
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
DELARk
Ethel Il. Neal
Vs.

Rev. l.. w. Middleton is con-
Quoting revival at Princeton -----
A, j. Middleton and B. L. Whit
taker visited Rev. Crudup's church
Sunday .....-, A party was given
Friday night at Herbert Muir
docks.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

der the first testament, they which
are called might receive the prom.
ise of eternal inheritance" Hebrews
o:15.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05
Curtis Says:
BY CURTIS GRAY

Grade schools open Sept. 18TH
The $50 prize went to OctaYia
White for the most votes sold. She
was also crowned queen by the
Daughter Elks.-In reply to the
question is Carver High going to
have a football team to go with the
new stadium. I don't know, but I
hope so.-The management of Riv-
erside Park is disgusted at the turn
out of the dance last week.-The
music was very good, but it seems
the band was the wrong color
That's why we get the bum bands
we do, for our dances.-We don't
seem to want anything good-as I
said last week, color doesn't make
any difference in music like it used
to.-Hear Charlie Barnett is COM
ing to play for us-also Gene Kru-
pave would do a lot to break
down racial problems by support
ing them as they support Negro
musicians.-Yes, the Cafe at Sky
Harbor Air Port will serve Negroes
its a very beautiful place also
while flying the other day-I saw
some beautiful homes out Broad
way-really looked good from the
air.-By the way would like to
form flying anybody inter-
ested? lots of fun, also educational
also thrilling.-We have several
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05
Reddy's Corner
East jefferson, at 10th st.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Sept. 3rd, 1947.

Sept. 3rd, 1947.
Well Folks:
By the time that this letter goes
to press 1 plan to be about half way
to Cleveland, Ohio. am taking my
little girl Karen back there to a
heart specialist at Cleveland's Lake
side hospital. She hasn't been doing
very well and possibly they can
nelp her. -------.
While Pm gone Pm sure that the
girls will do their best to serve you
as they did while / was away on
my vacation this summer. The fact
that they did do SO very well then
has encouraged me in taking this
longer trip. Pm very happy to know
that they are willing to, and capa-
BILE of carrying on my work while
/ have to be away. And / wish to
thank you all for the grand support
that you have given us in the past
and hope that we can continue to
merit in the future.
Thanks,
REDDY.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05
Have Heart-T Taft-I 1artley---Have a Heart

Moderate Words and Music by Jack Lawrence
Politics don't interest I'm just working man,
I work to make living like good American,
only time I'm bothered by any politics.
Senators start playing dirty tricks
CHORUS
a Heart Taft-Hartley, Have Heart
Don't know just what bill bound to start!
It'll keep the lawyers busy, it'll make the judges dizzy
When they to take the working man apart
Now it's law, TaftHartey, its law
But you'll nj you've than chaw,
making him drinks big, big order
And the likely the last hee-haw-
POLITICS, POLITICS
they play dirty tricks
Taft Mister Harey-You took labor over smartly
Have Heart, Taf-Harley Have Heart
SECOND CHORUS
Heart Taft-Hartley, Have a Heart
working hoSs behind the cart
lawful ammunition the miner fishing?
Pass a o him Dig if you're smart
It's Taft-Hartey-its no joke
cause you're dealing with democratic folk
setting gloangbut when labor starts voting
fancy bills all up in smoke
POLITICS, POLITICS
like it when they play me dirty tricks
Mister Hitler? Labor him head ler
Have Heart, TaftHartey Have Heart.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05

Natalie and Sue Lyde of Los
Angeles are visiting their Aunts
and Uncle, Mrs. Pearl Rochon and
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05

Mrs. Viola Young of Fort Worth,
Texas, has been in the city for two
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Whitehead, of 9O5 S. 3rd st.
Mrs. Young'S stay is indefinite.