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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-30
FILM REUNION

In Paramount's wild Har-
vest" Robert Preston and Lloyc
Nolan were reunited for the
first time since 1898 when they
played together in King of AL
GatraZ," also for Paramount.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

3 met in the home of Mrs. Art
McCelllion on the 5th, Mrs, Oracle
Pearson, president; Mrs, Ida B.
Williams, teacher; Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Brown are the proud par
ents of baby girl 800. Mrs, Tank
Maloan and children left Buffalo,
N Y, on the LIST ..-s Mrs. Sallie
Walker of Angley, La. is visiting
Mrs. Ophelia Parker a...- Charles
Williams, father of Mrs. Lucy
Moore passed at 459 on Dec, 7th.
.,.,". LEVEL Jackson returns home
to his wife and baby, He brought
many souvenirs from all over the
country $500. Prof F. S. Shelton
of Cotton Valley, La, was week
end guest of Mrs. Jackson s-...
LEVEL Jacksons wife and baby
will join him in Maryland soon
s-... Mrs. Ann Pain of Tulluah,
La, is guest of her daughter Mrs
d. Henry
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
JERICHO NEWS
Cleveland TabOrn

The Annual Conference, which
was held last week at Searcy, was
pleasure to all who attended
From this section were Mr.. w. F
Flounoy, David King. w. B
Adams, Mrs. Frazier and Mrs
Bailey. Rev. Ira B. Logan was re.
turned for the second year al
Flounoy c. M. E. Church econ. Mr.
Jim Taborn's home was totally de.
stroyed by fire on last Sunday
morning about 9 a. m. as they
were preparing for church. They
have our deepest sympathy .......
Mr.. w. F. Flounoy has sold his
home and bought in Forrest City
Arkansas .a.... Mrs. Pearlie Nun.
son, who has been i'll for some.
time is out again with friends .......
The Veteran School has made an
additional service by opening the
doors for veterans wives. Among
those who will attend from our
community are: Mesdames Verline
Taborn, Mary Shurn, EN- m a
Adams. and velma Fingers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
High Points On Dr..
Guys Address To
Arkansas Baptists
BY Ted HollingswOrth

"The southern white is keeping
us poor. He refuses appropria-
tons because Negroes must share
equal ....... Il have nothing against
anyone. and l am here (president
because you want me here, and
when you want to get rid of me,
will have to GO. Read your
Bible closely Behold have set
before you an apen door God
has set me here and I would not
want it if He didn't. Il told
Mt Zion last Sunday l did not
want single person to leave
there and come here to vote for
me........ This money we raised
here belongs to you, and we want
you tn pay it out. THE Trustee
Board of the Arkansas Baptist
College does not use enough bust
ness tack. Parents and teach
ers should know one another. .......
II Recommend that the faculty OF
A. B. College meet with the Trus-
tee Board two times per year ........
III a woman stays at another wo-
mans house all the time, she can't
be good housekeeper at home.
I'VE have forgotten the common
boy. I'VE should do a religious
Job, without being religious
fool. Our fellow is bad ..........
Some thought I was dumb and
stupid. Some are holding back
their reports. but the Lord has
been on my side. Il think the
office Of the president of this con-
vention should be limited to four
years. THE day of high-power
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
Searcy Entertains
Ark. Conference
OF CINE Church

Searcy The 73d Annual Session
of Ark Conference opened We'd
nesday. November 26th at st.
Chapel C. M j.. Church Rev. w
j. The mas, pastor The meeting
was opened III the usual order.
Bishop Stewart A. Nj. ID. D. OF
Louisville, Ky, presiding Presid
ing Elders in attendance were:
Elders w f. Easley, Wynne Dis
trict; u S. Peters, Forrest City
District and J. G. McFadden, Bly,
theville District; others in the or
ganization were Rev. j H. Tay-
lor, JonesbTo Chief Secretary of
the Conferei &c, r. H Elliott Clay
born from Holly Grove, Confer
ence Treasurer: Rev. J. H. Currie
of Blythevillc Statistician; Rev. J..
w Richmon and J w White, or
derlies.
The Communion Sermon was
delivered by Rev. J. w. Pettigrew
pastor of Lane Tabernacle, st.
Louis, Missouri.
Wednesday night a welcome
program YVES reiHered. Mayor B.
l., Oliver gave the welcome adj
dress on behalf of the city, Rev.
VIM Marley on behalf of the Min
listers of the city. Miss Evelyn
Shumpourd and Miss Clarice
Berry on behalf OF st. Mary
Chapel NJ. Berry introduced the
Mayor.
Response by Rev. L. H. Craw-
ford of West Memphis.
The Bishop was presented and
spoke at length or the Southern
Methodist helpfulress to our min
listers although sonW of our men,
bers have not taken advantage of
the assistance Offered to them.
The Bishop told story of a slave
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
FORT SMITH
Adeline Whitfield

Sam Lewis Waldron, proprietor
of the Veteran Barber Shop was
appointed Chief Deputy of Staff
of the u. F. w. at district meet
ing in Paris last Sunday. He is
over the Negro Veterans of Ark
ansas -..... Mrs. Alberta Dumas
left Wednesday to visit her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Ingram of Tulsa ..... Mrs
Dumas and Sister, Mrs Rosa Will
son were called to Kansas City,
Mo, to visit their sister, Ira Will
liams who is i'll ....... Anniversary
service for Rev. Thomas J. Whit
field was held Sunday at Clarks-
vile. Attending the meeting were:
Mrs. Emma Whitfield, Charlie
Whitfield, Mrs. Arabella Jones,
Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Whitfield and
children. This was the celebration
of the fourth anniversary under
his leadership. ...... They received
many gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Terry and
family had as their guest last
week Mrs Ardemese Terry OF Chi
cago. She is Dave Terry's daught-
er-law-law. She enjoyed her va
1t in Fort Smith and will spend
few days in Little Rock visiting
friends before returning to Chi
cago - Miss Mldrew L. Walker
a former Fort Smithian, spent
Thanksgiving holidays here visit
ing friends and relatives While
in the city she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs Floyd Thompson.
ST. 82l No. II ST. En- route TO
Missouri where Miss Walker is
employed as Vocational Home &c.
teacher she visited friends in
Little Rock and Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Walker is a graduate of Lin
coin University MOI and is
member Of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
owner who treated his slave al

owner who treated his slave al
most like a member OF his family.
on feeling old age approaching,
planted a tree as a memorial OF
the relation between the two
races. The mast died and a new
new ecmer came in and ordered
the tree to be cut down. One Of
the ex slaves refused to cut the
tree believing that If he did SO
II would sever the ties between
the two races. The 5ishop SAID a
tree was planted years ago that
binds the ties between the South
ern Methodist and the C. NJ E.
Churches and that if the White
did not cut that tree, it would
never be cut because he was sure
that members of our race would
not cut II. He also mentioned the
fact To his white listeners that
whatever we do, whether ripht or
wrong was an imitation of son,e-
thlng they had done. Mrs. NJ M.
Bradford wss mistress of eere.
monies.
Among the visitors were: Rev.
D. M. Reed of Little Rock. Secre-
tary OF Evangelism; Rev. ]. r.
Stark, presiding Elder of Shreve-
port, La, District; Rev. j. M Pet
tigrew, Rev Kermint Cooper, Lit
tie Rock; Rev. J. E. Buford. pas
tor of Ell Dorado; and Sharp Dun
away of Conway.
The Conference was well at-
tended. The largest attendance
was Friday when the Women's An
nual Conference Missionary fea.
tured the Day Program. Mrs. M
Bradford, President of Searey'
Annual Conference Missionary
The Forrest City District, Mrs
Arizona Jones, president and the
Wynne District. Mrs. Esther Pet
tigrew. president The reports
showed an increase in membership
and finance Saturday. night was
Young Peoples night. A play "Tbe
Prodclal Son" was presented un-
der the direction of Mrs. C. M
Vann, was well received. The
Conference closed Sunday.
The Sunday School was well at
tended. The Bishop preached the
closing sermon using for his text
st. Mark 1921.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
ROSSTON
Lena Mae Galbcrth

Sunday School at New Bethel
Church was wonderful, Sunday
1900. Mrs. Estella and Helen It'd
we'll had charge of the classes
...-.... Oak Grove had a wonderful
service ,,--- Thanksgiving dinner
was served free ....... Thomas Ray
Sanders and Mrs, Roxie Tidwcll
and Mrs. l.. Z. Young are suffer-
ing with colds .-.. Mr.. and Mrs
Young, Charley Tidwen Clarence
Edward, Floyd Carmel Tidwell
went to Hot Springs, Saturday
1850 Mr.. and Mrs. ABBEY wer,
here last Monday, Her brother. n
Hicks accompanied them back te
Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
Hampton Institute
Students Hear
Courier Editor

Hampton Institute, Va Aexr.xr
to the raw materials az Eas asrf2r,
and preparedness in the. wuresa sit--
uation that probably VIE ~sr.i ixs
war are the prime essentials fhrr
American foreign policy siyaaN..
George S. Schuyler, associate e~sis-s
tor and columnist for tire FEns-
burgh Courier, toId q Hasratnm
Institute All-Campus Asser,sHfy nm
Thursday evening.
The United States, being lfs1
strongest military power orr sxHktts.
Will have to remain tina. vxa,y.~
asserted Mr.. Schuyler in TIE am>-
cond of series of lectures at ttke
college on national policy -Our
national policy must be 70 nave shr
to obtain the iron Labrador -
and the oil in Saudi Arabia, b.
cause you cannot fight xaryTfr-~
out oil, and whoever conxr Us
oil forces of the world vii =
the next war; y
Mr.. Schuyler's emphasis nrs n
contrast to that OF Henry Al VA
lace, former vice-presidenr II ths.
United States. who just ten days
before had opened the special -
ries. Terming peace the sbos--
lutte number one thing in -
world" Wallace had added, -sun
that means peace with Rudusa.~
The series, which is tentt.Gye2v-
to include Chester A. BowIes for
mer oPA Administrator, ends VIM.
Hastie' Governor of the Virgin L.
lands, is sponsored by the Cam.
pus Committee Activities and AM
Campus Assemblies.
The assembly program in gvn-
eral has included Emerson Req
director of Public Relations -
Colgate University, and DR.. wiE--
liam Stuart Nelson, dean ofsHow-
ard University School of RaIEim.
among its outside speakers. 4lfwir-
drama, art, trades, athletics suis
other programs from campus am
oif-campus sources round the
Hampton assembly's supplemera--
airy educational activities
Mr.. Schuyler favored lower tsx-
es and abolition of controls en-
forcement of the Taft Rartley -
sherman Antitrust laws; ana -
ending of all federally contrq1ls1u
segregation.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
Wassor
DoIlie Loggins

Benjamin Cobbs from A. M. and
N. College visited his mother Mrs.
Gladys Cobbs over the week end
49,. Mrs. l.. B. Jenkins, Christian
Stephens. Vassie l.. Davis were in
Mt. Holly last Sunday attending
the State Singing Convention ........
Billy Clyde Dismuke of Ell Dora
do spent Thanksgiving with his
aunt, Mrs. Dollie Loggins ....a.
Mrs. Myrtle Hendricks, Irene Will
liams, Blanche Cooksey were in
Ell Dorado Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Mrs, Anna Dean Finley was
Hostess to the Modernistic Club
Friday afternoon from 4 till 8 D.
m. The beautiful Finley Home
carried out an autum theme with
Burgundy Chrysanthemums and
fall leaves arranged on the tables
and mantel In the dining room
places were laid for nine. Delici-
Gus Salad plate. desert and Rus
sian Tea was served. The guests
We're Miss Margaret Kennedy,
Mrs. Willie Marie Anthony OF
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Girl Scout Little House"
Will observe OPEN HOUSE on
Sunday, December 81, l947 from
At p. m. The public is invited to
come and see the many Christmas
gifts and cards made by our Girl
Scouts. A great treat is in store
Tor you so we'll be looking for
you.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Ethel Lee Dunn

Ethel Lee Dunn
Circle No. met in the home
of Mrs. Vera Battles on Deem
Der 3rd. Mrs. Morris. president;
Mrs. Ophelia Parker. teacher Mrs
Elnora Brown, secretary ........ c.
M. E. Willing Workers Club was
to have met on the 4th at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Lee Dunn.
Mrs. Dunn was at home but some
one informed the members that
no one was at home so the meet
ing was postponed ..... Circle No
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
MT. MORIAH
James NeWburn

A musical program was spon-
sored by Mr.. George Brim at the
Pleasant Hill AME Church Satur-
day night. Bro. Ramon Green and
his Southland Gospel Singers rem
dered splendid program ........
The picnic was a great success
....... Mrs. Mary Jane Bullocks and
family have moved from Wins
boro, La. They are planning 10
make their home here.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
1--WE

1--WE
B. House stepped on the ball
and fell off ..-. Why has BIN quit
talking about BW? Could ASH be
the reason2 But ASH can't get
CD and EN- too ........ Someone
had better tell CD to get his sleep
at home or certain Chick will
fall for him .-.-.. So M Knox is
undecided about three town cats.
Better watch that stuff kid 49,.
You better watch out, N Bullocks
is a big girl now ........ Is it true
that l.. House has asked for G
Smith? ...z.. HIGH is solid with a
BoBo chick -.- Osey says meet
me in the bottoms.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Arizona and Miss WiIlia.nss ~
highest score was won by Mira
Mollie Smith, the lowest Errg bY
Miss Ethel Green. Club mxfnbern
present: Mrs. Cora Brown. Mh
Callie McCurD Mrs. NeIlie Tur~
ner. Mrs. Elise Locke xnd lksA
Mildred Brown.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Thin spots Ia Ne lawn shouIa ~
seseeded. using two y three poor .
o. grass seed per 1000 square h ..
The soil In bare spots should b. , a,
verified with Q steel-toothed sAss
men seeded. using about twtee -
much seed - used m min tuEH
After seeding cover seed ghtly wisb
Top soil to protect seed and give
" chance t. gcrminste.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

evangelism has passed. Some
stay too long at church .u."
DR., Guy closed painting u beau
tiful picture with rhetoric phrases
saying, Il see something" The
choir Of Mt Zion Baptist Church
rendered much on the occasion OF
the annual address,
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
RDXIe

silas Bowman
me newly hurried couples a.
'nis fall are: Iinsburg Cox -
Miss Ruby Ready; Will Earl r.
del to Miss Pearly Berry ana ~
sussex to Miss Ruby lsasdle.
Miss Hazel Lewis II Dsehsv -
race to Sam wsson Of Rixis -.
mrs. Mary Cur and Sister ysap
ME jackson are on the sssh iisl
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
- ARTS SERVE LUNCHEON

The Twelve Arts with Mrs A. Mosby 1909 w. 18th St,
Wednesday o'clock luncheon served The table was
decorated cloth and yellow chrysanthemums and
elaborate menu The members drew to
change Christmas gifts meeting Those
Mines r. b. Mel enlore D. James, D. Scott II. Nurcson, E..
McMah w Reeves, kingcade c. r. Caldwell M. Smith and
P Wade. The hostess received a beautiful gift
TEENAGE CLUE
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

FOR ONLY THREE DOLLARgr
WE WILL MAIL THE STATE
hEss TO YOU FOR oNE
WHOLE YEAR-MAIL MONEY!
ORDER. OR CHECK TO r. a
BOX si7s. LITTLE ROCK, ARx
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
CAPITAL HILL PTA

The Capital Hill PTA met Thursday in the music room
of the large number of present The pro-
cram exhibitions OF the visual aid ma
chine usefulness in day teaching method
project making for the purchase of machine for our
school Business discussed and delicious SER
we'd Meetings each third Thursday Visitors invited
Mines L. Vinson, secretary A. II. Hghower, president f.
Fitzpatrick.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
THETA SIGMA CHAPTER

Theta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority met
Sunday at the Phyllis Weatley YWCA 10th and Gaines
p The public may be interested to know that you
Theta Sigma and Tau Phi of Omega Psi Phi visualzng
plans bigger better Dramatic season.
One that will truly symbolic twenty-five years of memorable
Greek history service and progress After the business session.
the members of Theta Sigma enjoyed delightful
by their hostess Soror ~ o. Parker Soor L. NJ Robinson
Walnut street, MIR is hostess for the meeting.
FOR SALE Men Suits, Medium Size 80 80
Short Suit Ladys Black Suit New Size a. few Dress
Size IL, slightly Mrs. r. NJ Barnett 1916 St.
Apt. 49, Phone 4914S. Call after 3 D. m. ADV II
FRENDs-YoUR STOCKING STORE is BAck-eRoFF's
FINE HosE-222 W. Capitol Ave-Across from sterlines
In
COMMUNITY ART CLUB
Mt Zion Community Art Club met November 10Th the
beautiful home Of Charlotte Branch This club being very young
with very few members is doing excellent in charity woE
and is progressing rapidly under the leadership Mrs Eta
Jackson. After business meeting delicious and apetznp
dinner served by Ersaee Palmer who was very capable in
her position The club then quilted out very beautiful fan for
Mrs Branch and also sent eonyascnt and cash col
lection to Mrs. Fannie Parker and Howard Those present
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
BLUE MONDAY CLUB

The Blue Monday Club entertained last Monday
ing residence of Mrs Jack Bum 1917 Wright De
ectable breakfast served after which four games of whs
played Charles Bum, Jr first prize and Mrs
Perry The meeting will be held the residence
Mrs Robert ReaVes 2406 Rice street.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Teenage Club opened with bang Tuesday night IN the
Down Beat Club Room Sevenyfve teenage
boys girls registered with election of president and wee
president secretary and assistant secretary sergeana
arms manager This club will Thursday and
Saturday nights 100 Clean wholesome recreation will be pro-
meeting Parents may with their children II
they will be served each meeting
this club supervised heathfu
activities for boys and girls during their
The club open regstraon for further
information call Dean Johnson 29457 4-6325.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
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nARoula Ie1qa
GOES TO NEW FIELD

Rev. w. Sangster pastor First Baptist Church. 9th and
Pine streets MIR who has been called field Of labor
will preach his going Sunday evening" Dec 7h at
2:30 will be leaving for Cincinnati Ohio shortly after
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Mrs Eta Jackson Cora Lee Lacy Mary Lou Branch
Avery Branch Minnie Tyson Sarah Sims Allen Sims, Charo
Branch The club will December Bird the residence
Of Mrs. Lacy. Eta Jackson, president
---
MUSIC Foa ALL occAsoNs-caI JACK slMMs and
his RHYTHM MAKERss4 Chester ST., m. s7i3 Lizzie
"t -Advtfn
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

EYEGLASSES REPAIRED - ALL STYLES - LENS d.
PLICATED REPAIR AND REFINSH JEWEURY OF ALL
TYPES H. S. NEWBURN 209 Century Building, Ninth
and Arch Streets, Phone 1882. Adv. If
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

ARKANSAS MAKES Dole Cole Pembroke of
of the USO cast that recently
Hospital Pembroke
is of mother Mrs leila Mae
Cole of street Du,ing the
sections of the made
entertainer Her connection
he present S of standing.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
PROUD PAPA

Mr. and Mrs. Fred ". Spottsville OF 36 W. 23rd
MIR the proud parents of baby boy born November Dat
Mr. Spottsvlle a barber the Friendly Barber Shop,
Victory
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
UNIQUE GIRLS MEET

The Unique Girls with Mrs Celeste Thompson TIL,
business meeting enjoyable Lovely prizes Civ
the 2nd and Bird place winners the whist Mrs
Mary f. Rucdge Club guest delicious plate
by the hostess The meeting will be at 1905 18th stree
with Mrs. Marjorie J. Walker acting hostess.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
SMITH PRESENTS NASH

Social Workers Organization Of which
president, presents William Nash who will 81
survey made on Greater Little Rock comm
will take place Sunday at 4 p. m. at Bethel A
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
FINAL TOURNAMENT GAME

The Metropolitan Bridge Club guest of l. O. Bridge
Club night the home of Mr. and Mrs A. A. Mazique
in Pine Bluff The final of the tournament played
with O. Club finishing with lead of 230 points Before the
game served The members of the O. Club
Lawless Roy Russell Eoise Mazique Elora
Davis Aene Perry Charles McKndra Mavin Moore Laura
Clancy Urnette Mceny and Martha Flowers Metropolitan
begun among members Club has been di-
vded groups of five EACH with losing entertain
ing winners Mrs Willie Carter hostess The next meeting
will held the home of Mrs. c. Dozze Mrs Victoria Har-
gan, president; Mavis Stewart, reporter.
HATS. POCKETBOOKS
MADE TO MATCH CORSAGE AND DRESSMAKlNG. MRS p.
v. ROBINSON. 2313 Rice Street, Phone 1850 Adv II
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

FOR SALE Men Suits, Medium ST,
Short Stout Suit. Lady's Black Suit, n
es Size IL, slightly worn. Mrs. r.
Apt. 3 --- Phone 4-9148. Call after 3 D.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-18
HARRIETTSVILLE

HarriettSVille, Dec. II - Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Miller, of West Jeffer-
son, are announcing the marriage oi
their daughter, Ruth, to Leonard
Robin, son of Mrs. Walter Gildow
of Caldwell route one. The single
ring ceremony was read by Rev
Greer S. Imbrie at three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9, at the
Presbyterian manse at London.
The bride chose a gray dress with
silver trimmings and brown acces-
sories. She also wore the traditional
something old, something new
something borrowed and something
blue and for good luck, a penny in
her shoe. The bride is graduate Of
of Fairfield high school and the
groom graduated from Elk Local
high school.
Pupils Confined
Several pupils of the local schools
are confined to their homes with
mumps.
Professional Caller
DR.. Radcliffe, of Caldwell, was {
professional caller in this commun.
ity several times the past week.
Christmas Program
The following Christmas program
will be given Wednesday, Dec. "a
at the Methodist church: opening
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-18

well, with his rapid fire gospel gun.
Rev. Lincicome fired the initial shot
from his gun last night. He will be
preaching each night through Sum
day, December 81. Friday night is
designated as young peoples night.
Thursday night as neighbors night.
Some of his sayings follow:
'One reason why we have SO
many non-church goers is because
we have so many non going
churches. Most of the work in the
average church is being done by 20
percent of its membership. The rest
of them are sit-down strikers"
''It is not more spiritual food you
need, it is more spiritual exercise.
The church IS filled with spiritual
depression because there is so little
spiritual expression. For an impress
sion minus expression equals de-
preston"
Christ does not offer us an inn
proved old life, but created new
life. The gospel is not here to re-
pair, it is here to replace Repaired
goods are secondhand goods and
Christ is not in the secondhand
business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-18
MIDDLEBURG

Middleburg, Dec. II - Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart, of Kentucky,
were callers at Middleburg, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. Edward Gildow spent We'd
nesday evening with his mother,
Mrs. Tillie Gildow and son, Tom, of
Crum's Ridge
Mrs. Frank Gildow and children,
of Macksburg, spent Monday with
her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hayes, of
this place.
Mrs. William Brotton and son,
Bob, Mrs. Elmer Antill and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Francis Thompson, all of
Rado Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Eichhorn were Caldwell shoppers,
Wednesday.
Mr.. George Baker, of near Lower
Salem, was a caller at Middleburg,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gildow
were callers at aZnesville, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Poland of
Leesville, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison and
son, Joe.