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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

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Daily Times
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
AUGUSTA
w. M. GipsOn

W. AvAs AARoOAs
One of the most outstanding
Sunday School and League Con-
ventions of the Augusta District
closed August LIST at Gregory.
Highlights of the convention:
Wednesday night. address by DR..
S. S. Morris, president of Shorter
College. Friday afternoon the Rt
Rev. J. H. Clayborn, A. M D. d.,
delivered a timely address on THE
Outlook of the AME Church
and other important issues. He
appointed Mrs. GIBSON, wife Of
the Presiding Elder as delegate to
the General Conference from his
African District. DR.. o. Sherman,
candidate for t h e bishopric
preached Friday night and the
whole house was stirred by his
matchless sermon. Rev II. X.
Jackson and Rev. S. j. Garrett
were visitors. Miss Luella Arm
strong won the radio given away
by the presiding elder, Rev. Clip
son at the convention: Miss Jack.
son won second place; Novella
won third place Mrs. Lorino
Payne won first place trip &c
state meeting; Miss Myrtle Brown
second; Miss Hazel Brown, third
Miss Laura Jackson, reporter
Miss Ruth Eggeston, Asst. Mrs
Mildred Gipson member of the
faculty at Augusta and wife of the
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

always waits until he has sold out
and asks if all the papers are
gone .-.... A certain lady is on the
warpath with her nephew be-
cause he wouldn't run an errand
for her. Well, this boy had better
start doing his good deeds ...... Is
it all corn bread and peas that's
holding M up? Ask her all about
it 49,. What's holding B. Nice over
the creek so long? Is it the
Brownie -. They tell me that
Odessa II. and Paul J. H. have
gone up like an explosion and hit
the grown with thud. Well if
its over the Chrysler will have a
chance -. / mean the Mt. Moriah
girls are certainly stuck on the
eileen twins gold, but Miss Susie
l.. J. has the cake and no one
else can get slice -. Give your
news to the paper boy ...... Boy
and read the STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
'47TH 1--WE
Gerald DOtSOn

John H. seems to be doing fine
with Bernice W. They make
cute couple .. Now that Jack H.
is gone, Leona w is playing so
Long ...., c. Gill says that Will
liam j. is the only one -. Has
Vivian d. given up the fight for
Garland p. J. Cunningham and
Tabitha 7. are together quite Of
ten 80. Now that Tyree is back
Fredie G. seems to be doing fine.
49, Gus S. goes to Julius Terry's
house quite often. Could it be be-
cause of his sis? -. Sunset says
that BIC is O. X. but she's too
fast for him $50. Wesley w. says
Virgil is the o. and o. Zone and
Only 500. Joe J. is spending most
of his nights with Hazel H. since
George H. has gone 49,. Gladys S.
is playing everything cool.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

Presiding Elder was admitted to
the Baptist Hospital in Little
Rock Friday. She was reported to
be very ill at this writing -. Fu-
neral services for Prof. Cole, ex-
principal of Augusta Publ
School We're held at st. John M.
B. Church last Friday afternoon.
Mrs Clyde Fuller and four child
rem OF Michigan are spending
their vacation at home with her
mother -. The c. w. r. District
Congress was going over in a big
way at Gregory last week. The
final report has not been made as
we go to press, but Rev. and his
members seemed to have been
furnishing fine entertainment 49,.
Thoughts for the day: Let not
your good be evil spoken of; al
ways remember the truth will
live. Even though you may nour-
ish lie and emphasized yet its
life is but of a short duration,
Never say anything about some-
one unless you know it is the
truth
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
MT. MORIAH
Cleveland Newburn

Mrs. Tracy White and sister,
Miss Lille House visited their
sister, Mrs. Amilene Baker in Hot
Springs last week ....o Mrs II. T.
House left Sunday for Memphis,
Tenn. to visit her son. Cornelius
House ...... Miss Lille Mae Wilson
is spending a few weeks with her
sister Mrs. jamie B. Clark of Lit
tie Rock ..., Corrine Smith is
visiting her sister in Prescott ....
GOSSIP: There is a certain lady
who likes TO buy butter but she
won't return the bowl So some
one had better buy some oil pa
per TO wrap butter in ... A GER
tain person won't buy a paper
when the paper boy comes, but
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1--WE
Robert williams

Ernest B. says Hazel G. is very
tempting .... Leon T. says Bernie
A. has him wondering. Don't let
II get you down Leon ..u. Freder.
lex S. and Willie G.. Tipped coins
for j.. White ..... Bernie A., what's
up between you and Adell j. ....
Girlfriends wanted for Edward
Dupins, John Wesley and Cleo s.
.." Mamie M, says she's waiting
for Elijah TO return .... II. Jack
son and John ID. don't seem TO be
on good terms ...... / wonder If l..
c. Mccoy and Ruby c. will ever
be like they were ..... Helen J.
doesn't get around now. .... Or
is she playing in the dark ...
Elouise II says she dosen't know
who to choose ...... r. Person or
Louis T .... Who does Roosevelt
S. visit In the east end ..... Otis F.
says he must visit Betty H. more
often. Is that TO keep the other
wolves away -... Chester l.. and
Fredie Sue T. were buzzing on
Ninth and Locust last Thursday
mite ..... Douglas r. has taken
Thclma B, from Leon b. ...... Lois
7 and Jessie c, had a long talk
at the social I wonder II he car
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

Ella M. Brown
Rev b. S. Simpson preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday morn
ing and Bro. Tomothy Logan
preached short sermon Sunday
night .~ Several persons visited
the Sunday School Convention Of
Augusta District In Gregory, Rev.
+. ID Gipson, presiding elder. A
wonderful message was enjoyed.
On August 4th crowd went TO
Round Lake for fish fry Mrs.
Hill has returned from a visit TO
Pine Bluff ~~.. r. L. Ford spent
the weekend with his parents
Ed Koone who was badly burn
ed Is improving .. Mrs. Leatha
Mac Of Hickory Plains is house
guest OF Mrs Sarah Lord and her
sister, Mrs. Hattie B. Daniels $500.
Giles Hill and Jesse White are
still on the sick list. Mr.. White
sent for the church and was re-
instated -. The Des Arc Tigers
played Scarcy Sunday; Gregory,
Saturday and Devalls Bluff Mon
day
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
TEXARkANA,
Mrs. I. ID. Marshall

Mrs Octavia Coulter on Kirby
Street has sold her home and
moved to Kansas City ...u. Mrs
Lawrence Williams of Los An
geles, California is home visiting
her mother-in-law Mrs. Blanche
Williams on East Delaware Street
and will visit other relatives in
FL Dorado ....o Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Marshall honored their grandson,
Eugene Marshall Jr. with a BIRTH
day party Sunday, August 3rd
Mott Mosley on Beech Street
passed Sunday, August Ord after
a long illness ..." Mrs. Sylvia
Parker on Belmont Street left for
Hot Springs TO visit her brother.
+. Stevenson.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

find happiness if you live in an
apartment away from his folks
but a divorce is inevitable if YOU
return to him there in his moth
cr's home.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
1--WE THE 1--WE
Joe Ella Ash

Who the sharp cat that Alice {.
was leading to her den 80. What
has become of Mr.. Sims and Mr..
Tetrel? $3.50. Clemmisteen G. says
that sne just found out how much
she loves Jackson -. What is lie.
ora w going to do now that Jack
FL. is cut of town? Will she let
Gerald D. put his play in? sec. Sc.
Everyone is saying hello again.
Why must June and a certain
chick say goodbye. Ask Helen
sne knows ..,.. Who was J. A.
waiting on at the movies Wednes-
day 80. Bernice M. is singing The
Man | Love- Wonder Why? ........
Will someone please dig up a nice
GirIfriend for L. Bailey ..... E
Moslcy las settled down at last.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK NEWS
Henry Porch

Henry Porch
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST
CHURCH,; Rev. C. L. Criner will
render his regular service, Sun
day School, A. J. Follie, Supt,
Catherine Porch, secretary. BTU
in the evening. Revival will begin
soon. Rev'C. l., Criner, pastor ,.-
PILGRIM PROGRESS BAPTIST.
.... Sunday School and BTU. Do as
he said; get in my church and
learn of me Rev. B. ]. Whitfield,
pastor ..... McCABE CHAPEL,
METHODIST -. The Queen of
Harmony singers will render their
regular program at p m. Come
early to get a seat. Rev. Stewart,
sponsor, Rev. D. D. Hawkins, pas
tor 900. FIRST BAPTIST 9th and
PINE go. The Senior Choir will
render a program Sunday night
at 8 p. m. with the help of men,
bers and friends Rev. G. w.
Sangster, pastor -. MT. PLEAS
ANT BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. J
B. Barnes will render regular SER
vices at II and o'clock. Sunday
School and BTU also. Rev J. B.
Barnes, pastor -. SAMARITAN
HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev
J. T. Burnett will render services
day and night. Rev. W. J. john
son, assistant pastor of King Solo
mon Baptist Church, will preach.
To contact the Smiling Five Cos
pei Singers write or call Elmo
Myers, manager of the quartet
which we hear every Sunday
morning at 9:45 over station KGHl
...... To contact the Deep South
Famous Quartet write or call
David C. Smith, manager of the
quartet which we hear every
morning over station KARK 80.
SOCIAL NOTES 49,. Miss Geral-
dine Sanders of Kansas City, Mis-
souri, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Ethel Taylor of 1907 Olive Street.
She is leaving Sunday to return
to X. c. 49,. Mrs. Ethel Taylor of
1907 Olive has returned from
Kansas City. Mo. after visiting
her niece, Mrs. Edna Dolman -.
The STATE PRESS is on sale at
the home of Henry Porch, your
North Little Rock, reporter Get
all of your news in before Mon
day for publication. We receive
advertisements of any kind and
size. See your statesmen around
MIR for your STATE PRESS pa
per.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
MILINTARY HEIGHTS 1--WE
Katie Guess

Herbert c. is getting out now.
, What's happened ...a Jessie W is
blowing his top ..,... Bobbie ]. and
Melvin j, are on these late days.
Ruth II, comes home every other
night. Pick up on that, Lonnie G.
-. Zenobia w. makes the So
cial every Thursday mite 49,. Ma
bic S. is tipping out on Lonnie B.
49,. Amanda f. has put Len D.
down cold 500. You can stop cry
ing now Mable S, Carl is back in
town 4..o Ora Lee keep your
steady work up baby girl ...... Ed
die S. let Norvelle H get out
from under him again 49,. Gloria
R. is keeping her eyes on a GER
tain guy.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

I. u, - nave Deen married II
months and can't make up my
mind to stay with my wife. l
love her but seems like l can't
stay there and be satisfied, |
tell her I am going to do better
and as soon as l leave her, l 60
right back to the woman I used
to go with I know l don't love
this woman and I want to know
what to do leave her alone?
Ans: Spend your evenings in
the presence of your wife and the
temptation TO visit the other wo-
man will not be so great. Should
your money run short, the other
woman would suddenly lose all
interest in you. You love your
wife change your ways before
1t is too late. .,.. ...... 80. ................
*s*s $50
Z. c. B. am strongly con-
sidering selling the old home
place as am an only child and
l am permanently located here in
the city in home of my own. 1t
requires too much of my time 60
ing back and forth looking after
the property Would it be wise to
sell?
Ans: There is no reason why you
should not dispose of the property
if you find it burden and worry.
Put il up for sale. II won't be
difficult to find a buyer as the
property is very desirable and in
a good location.
49, go 80
N o. l.. - am coming to you,
hoping you can help me with my
girl friend. She is nice girl in
every respect but she likes to
drink and when she drinks, she
runs around with men. l want
you to let me know what to do
about her?
Ans: Don't take her seriously as
long as she drinks and runs
around. She couldn't be In love
with you and behave in this man.
ner. Insist on her going on the
water wagon else you had better
look for a new girl friend on
which to center your interest.
*sss*
F. I. - My husband and | have
been separated two months just
because his mother and | couldn't
get along. His mother said as long
as she lived, he was going to lis
ten to what she said and after
she passed. could take over.
What am | to do?
Ans: Get in touch with your
husband and have him come
where you are TO live. You can
ry.a@ssuw-vzZE--cT-xM=-De
FLOWERS
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15
Bargaining Develops

Collective bargaining contracts
Between workers and employers
have recently saown trend toward
regional ara national coverage,
greater organization Of employers,
and development Of industry-wids
collective bal gaining resulting r.
Standardization Of labur conditions
over WIDER areas.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

return to him there in his moth
cr's home.
y =
p. c. - am having lots of mis-
fortune here lately. A man is try
ing to buy the place where I'm
renting. He has a place of his own
but dislikes us very much. Is
there anything we can do to
keep from getting it?
Ans: No. not unless you swing
a deal and buy the property your
self. You are only renting and the
owner has a perfect right to sell
at any time and to any one whom
he chooses.
- ssss
b. N. c. - l correspondent with
a fellow from Chicago for Is
months. He convinced me that he
was serious and asked that |
come there and we would get
married l made all my arrange
ments to wed and arrived in Chi
cago the 18th of July. We were to
marry Immediately. He put it off,
day by day for a week so I pack
ed my things and came home.
Did l do right?
Ans: Indeed you did. He did
not live up to his promises and
you were wise to break away as
you did and return home. Consi-
der the engagement broken. 1t
worked out for the best as II
would have been a big shock had
you proceeded with your plans
only to find out that he did not
love you.
80 aass
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. 1-1s47 inspirationai
Reading (oive birthdate) price
rs cents.
Lesson No. 2-How To Hold Your
Mate, price Is cents.
Lesson No.3-The Way To Hap.
plness, price Is cents.
Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price rs cents.
Lesson No Show to Gain and
Hold Money, rs cents.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-15

ried her home ,.... Willie w. es-
corted c, Porch home from the So
cial -. Willie Earl had Jean c.
looking for him after the social.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Trinidad Boys 10 Sponsor
Aerial Show 10 Aid Fund

The Trinidad Boys Club, seeking
to stimulate fund campaign which
has fallen short of its goal, will
sponsor an afternoon-long aerial
circus and stunt show November 8
at Hyde Field, near Clinton, Md.
Acts will include an airplane take
off and landing from the top Of a
speeding automobile, low level air.
plane acrobatics, smoke writing and
stunting by a DC-3 transport type
plane.
Tommy Boyd. Oakland, Calf. will
maneuvere through the sky on bat
wings before opening parachute.
The newly organized Gilman band
of the Trinidad Boys Club. whose
headquarters are at 1119 Wylie street
NE, will play for the circus, Fred
E. Nalley jr., executive director, an
nounced. The club has received a
little more than 5000 in drive
for $4,000 to provide operating ex-
penses of the coming year.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
InterraciaI Group Told
To Adopt Nonvio|ence
Policy Of Gandhi Here

An audience of about $50 at a
meeting yesterday sponsored by
interracial and church groups heard
pleas for solution of interracial
problems. Speakers were Kermit
Eby director of research and educa-
ton for the CIO, and Dean William
Stuart Nelson of the school of re-
ligion of Howard University.
DR.. A. Powell Davies, minister of
All Souls Unitarian Church, pre-
sided. The meeting was held at the
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church,
1915 Fourteenth street NV.
Dean Nelson recommended pol:
icy of violence in race relations.
The world seems to be moving
with tragic rapidity toward another
world conflict" he said. He urged
the same violent approach to
world problems that Mahatma
Gandhi directed in India. and the
use of that same approach toward
any racial changes in the United
States.
Mr.. Eby said Negroes must or
ganize, insist on their share OF rep
resentation, and compel the sweep
of history to move toward the
achievement of equality.
J.Glenn Hutchinson. co-chairman
of the Interracial Workshop, which
organized the series of meetings held
at the Wesley Church, said today
that about IS persons identified with
the workshop organization, about
half of them colored, sought to be
served with food at the Greyhound
Lines terminal restaurant Saturday
night.
The group arrived at about 10 pm.
and stayed until about am. Sum
day, he said. The management, he
said, finally closed the restaurant,
mopped the tables with ammonia
and sprayed the room with DDT.
He added that the group left when
police notified the leaders they would
be trespaSsing If they stayed.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Miss Truman Expresses Liking
For Skirts Just Below the Knee

Miss Truman on dates.
Il settled that with them the first
thing" he said. "If my escort can't
protect me, then I'll just do with
out"
She also said she didn't have any
special boy friend.
There's more fun in numbers"
Miss Truman wouldn't comment
on her fathers future, but of her
own, said she planned to continue
her voice career, even though con-
cert singing is more work than I
anticipated."
During her visit to Fort Worth
Miss Truman will take part in the
unveiling of statue of the late viii
Rogers. She is to sing the humor-
lists favorite song, Home on the
Range"
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Ex-senator Watson Better
On His 84th Birthday
BY the Associoted Press

Former Senator James E. Watson
of Indiana turned "a yesterday and,
although not well enough for a
birthday party, he was reported i'm
proving at Garfield Hospital where
he was taken three weeks ago
gravely i'll.
Mrs. Ernest Gross, one of his four
children, said she and other men,
bers of the family dropped in on
him during the day but refrained
from "all going at once because it
would have been too much of a
strain on him"
Mr. Watson, Republican leader of
the Senate during the Hoover ad-
ministration, was striken with in
ternal hemorrhages October IL.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
100 Line Up Here
For Tickets to
Truman Concert

Tickets for the sale of the Mar
garet Truman concert at Constitu-
ton Hall on December % opened
this morning with a line of prospec-
tive purchasers the length of which
suggested a World Series baseball
crowd waiting for the ticket window
to open.
The sale began at 10 o'clock. The
first person in line arrived at 7;5O
am. and stood in front the Snow
Concert Bureau, 1l08 G street NV,
which is handling the ticket sale.
The first in line was Maurice P.
Murphy, native of St. Joseph In
the Trumans' native State. He is
an attorney with the Justice Depart
ment.
There were more than 100 in line
Evening star., 1947-11-03
By the Assoeioted Press

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. s.
Margaret Truman, who likes her
skirts little below the knee and
who doesn't allow Secret Service
men along on dates, planned a pro-
gram of Il numbers for her concert
here tonight.
The Presidents daughter planned
to open with the "Voi Che Sapete'
from Mozart's lie Nozze di Figaro
and to close with Padilla's "Cfelito
Lindo."
Miss Truman's preference to skirts
came in an interview she gave "a
aspiring high school journalists yes
terday.
Just below the knee Is about
right" she said.
Secret Service men do not go with
Evening star., 1947-11-03

before the box Office opened, accord
ing to Patrick Hayes of the Hayes
Concert Bureau, which is presenting
Miss Truman in her recital. A good
many of these stood in the rain to
buy tickets, but Mr.. Hayes said the
Snow Bureau opened its doors at 2
o'clock to provide shelter for those
who were waiting.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Dr.. Elstud to Give Talk

DR.. Leonard M. Elstadt: president
of Gallaudet College, will speak at
the annual dinner meeting OF the
Washington alumni of Carnegie
Technilogical Institute at $50 pm.
Thursday at the Lafayette Hotel,
Forrest H. Marten is president Of
the Washington group.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29
Hazlehursf News

Rev and Mrs. Coleman were
happy to enjoy visit from Mrs.
Coleman's sister. Mrs. Vertie B.
Brown of Mt. Vernon. N. Y. While
here Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Leo
Brown Of Chicago, H., and Mrs.
Coleman visited relatives and
friends.
Funeral services were held March
II, l947 at Saint James Missionary
Baptist Church, Hazlehurst. Miss,
for Mrs. Annie E. Clark. Services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
C. H. Harper with interment in
the Colored City cemetary. She
is survived by sister, Mrs. Car
RE Martin of Chicago, H.; four
daughters, Mrs. Larnita Tanner and
Mrs. Annie r. Dodds of Hazlehurst.
Miss; Mrs. Louella Rufus of New
Orleans, La. and Mrs Mildred E.
Cottrell of New York City, N. Y;
three sons, Elijah, Lee Edward and
Wilkerson Clark, all of Hazlehurst,
Miss; niece, Mrs. Evelyn Holtz-
claw of Tuskeegee Institute, Tus-
keegee, Ala. She also leaves fif-
teen grand children and one great
grand child. Out Of town relatives
who attended the services were
son-in-laws, Mr.. Claude Rufus Of
New Orleans, La, and Mr.. Elias
Cottrell, Jr. of New York, N. Y.
The family of the late Mrs. Annie
E. Clark of Hazlehurst, Miss, wish
to take this opportunity to thank
the many friends for their kind
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-29

ness. flowers and messages of SYM
pathy during the loss of their loved
one. Through an oversight cards
of coincidence were not read dur
ing the services so we wish to offer
apologies to the following people:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crawford, Mrs.
Ernestine Tanner and family, Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Chase and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelly Young and family,
Miss Bertha M. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Adams and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Anderson and family, Mrs.
Minnette Nelson, Miss Sarah A.
Garrette, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Swag-
ger and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Young and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Summerall
and Ruthie M. Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Hicks and family, Miss Leila
Wynn, Mr.. Rankin Farley, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ball and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ray and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poindexter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. o. B.
Parrish and sons, Rev. and Mrs.
Johnnie Hill and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Hicks and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Porter Wynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Tanner, Miss Elizabeth
Merchant, Mrs. Sadie Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Christmas, Mrs. Ro-
bert Wesby, Mr.. Luther Sanders
and family, Mrs. Clarabell Reese
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Short and family, Miss Jesse NJ
Boyd and family, Mrs. Molly Gus