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Evening star., 1947-12-18
Mrs. Charrington
lis Hoping 10 Locate
Missing Son Today

Before the day is over, MRS. Mar
syl Stokes Charrington expects tt
learn where her estranged husband
has taken their 6-year-old sor
Robin.
Mrs. Charrington, who has &C.
cused her British husband of "ab-
Quoting" their son, said her lawyers
had completed checking American
air terminals on the East Coast and
would finish their check of Cana
dian terminals today.
Her husband, Robert Montgom.
erie -Charrington, cabled his grand.
mother In England yesterday thai
she could expect him today. Sc
far, Mrs. Charrington has not beer
able to learn which airline booked
the two passengers.
Mrs. Charrington said her hus-
bands grandmother was SO and
that she was sure he would not send
a cable unless he was certain of his
arrival time.
Lawyers on both sides Of the At
lantic, are watching for the child
she said.
As soon as the boy is located, Mrs
Charrington said, she will institute
suit to regain custody Of the child
She said she was not sure whether
the court proceedings would begin
with the custody question or with
q divorce petition, but she said the
main object was to get the child.
Lawyers for both husband and
Evening star., 1947-12-18

the form Of . 30-day sentence i'm
posed upon Gene Rhine, "a, Of Ar
lington, for the attempted theft
Of a policeman's car parked across
the street from Metropolitan Police
headquarters.
Mr.. Jongbloet, however, contested
the case to the end-contending the
theft charge was both illogical
and not substantiated by the evil
dence. He emphasized "the whole
thing was a mass of illogical events, u
since his client was on q 15-minute
Evening star., 1947-12-18

wife, she said, started working on a
separation and custody agreement
two months ago but had not come
to agreement about the child when
her husband took him away from
her home In Warrenton, Va, Mon
day.
Mrs. Charrington, socially prom
inent member of Washington and
New York family, said she wants to
keep her son with her for nine
months of every year until he is IL,
when he will enter Eton in England.
Evening star., 1947-12-18

elected - president Of the New
Ballston Citizens Association.
Fred w. Balch, vice president, and
Lance G. Hooks, treasurer, also were
reelected.
The reelected officers also were
named delegates to the Arlington
Civic Federation. Charles E. Hol-
lingsworth, Saul Katz and H. E.
Foxwell were elected to the execu-
tive committee.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
Prosecutor Wins First Case
As New Lawyer Loses His

Assistant United States Attorney
Stafford r. Grady, prosecuting the
first case Of his career in Municipal
Court, yesterday emerged the victor
in his legal bout with Attorney
Louis Jongbloet, who was represent
ing his first client.
Prosecutor Grady's victory was in
Evening star., 1947-12-18

lunch period at the time and that
the car was Of "antiquated vintage"
Judge Almond W.Scott noted.
however, that Rinne's past police
record showed convictions on SINH
lar charges.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
|Updegroff Is Reelected
By New BoI|ston Citizens

George G. Updegraff, 1los North
Utah street, Arlington, has been re-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
CLASS REUNION

Mrs Mary Lacy formerly Mrs.
Tom Fears of this city, now liv-
ing in Chicago, was the house
guest of Mrs. Alberta Hamilton
Of 420l w. 18th st. for the holt
days. She was royalty enter
tanned by old friends and former
classmates. Mrs. Hamilton gave
special dinner for Mrs Lacy
and her classmates. Guests pres
ent were: MI. and Mrs, Mellow
ell and sister, Fred Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Shavers, Walter
China Thurman, Mrs. Beatrice
Johnson Of Chicago, Lewis John
son of Kansas City, Mo-; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Works, Butler Anderson,
Miss Ruby Anderson, Willie Gil
key, Mrs. John Roundtree, and
Mrs. J. 7. Johnson. This is Mrs
Lacy's first visit to Little Rock
in rs years.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
HTlss, iinf1sgeyiaH
Go uneii Meets

The Ministerial Council Of
Little Rock District was held at
Ward Chapel A. M. L. Church on
January 18th at HOO a. m. Dr..
l.. o. Grady, pastor, was the host
and DR.. V. NJ Townsend, presid-
ing elder. Music was furnished
by Mrs. V. M. Townsend, an ac-
complished musician. DR.. G. w.
Blakely, pastor of Bethel A. M.
E Church, and candidate fol
Episcopal honors, spoke of the
unique leadership and achieve
ments of the presiding elder and
offered a motion met with sec
ond by David T. Clayborn that
the council extend to the presid-
ing elder "a rising vote of appre-
citation,
The following officers of the
council were elected. Rev. J. M.
Watkins, secretary; Rev. II. r..
Jackson, treasurer, and Mrs. V. M.
Townsend, pianist. After roll call,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
ToyIor Appointed
Missionary See'y

Official notice has reached S.
s. Taylor, Associate Editor of the
STATE PRESS, and Head of the
Department of Education at
Shorter College, that he was APP
pointed Southwest Conference
Secretary" for the Little Rock
District at the last annual session
of the Southwest Conference of
he Central Jurisdiction Of the
Methodist Church. This appoint
ment gives him Opportunity to
preach throughout the conference
wherever any pastor or district
superintendent may invite Tay-
lor has indicated his willingness
to accept invitations. He Mithe
son of Marshall William Taylor.
I, first Negro u serve as Editor
of one of the Advocates published
by the Methodist Church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
each pastor read his financial re-
port for the council and reported

each pastor read his financial re-
port for the council and reported
the condition and his success on
the charge, Each pastor was
given his budget for the confer
ence year, The presiding elder
commended The pastors and
praised the well planned pro-
gf7m 5y the late Dr.. c. B. Ash
ford. Mrs, M. e. Ashford, the
Missionary president, read the
assessments for tie conference
year for each charge.
The following visitors were In
troduced; DR.. p l., Johnson, pre-
siding elder of the Fort Smith
District; DR.. F, D. Gipson, pre-
siding elder of the Augusta Dis
trict; Rev, w. p. Muldrew, editor
of the African Methodist; Rev.
John Gipson, pastor of Leach
Chapel and Brother from the Au-
gusta District.
Bishop J. II. Clayborn brought
greetings from Oklahoma and
Virginia Conferences. In his adj
dress he pointed out various
things that were harmful to the
church and emphasized things
that would sustain the church.
Bishop Clayborn asked the per
mission of the presiding elder to
lift an offering to help one of the
mission preachers pay off a note.
The entire council responded,
making a total of twenty-seven
dollars and two cents.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Gan1t1lta Ga}rrrs

The Spectator

The Spectator
Z. S. didn't lose any time pick
ing up on E. Rose, did she
What happened to the love ATTAIN
of Matte w, and Arthur Brown?
Could John Talley be the an
swer? Leona Grundy should
know by now that Grace S, has
Wilbert we'll in hand Il. Zicg
Ter had better watch out because
II. Yarber is shooting her a line
of i've. Won't somebody please
tell Marilyn Miller to watch j,
Wright because he is slipping
into Aida Witherspoon's hands.
Why do D. Russ and A. Osborne
smile when they meet? Could il
be that they are falling in love?
Della Ingram had better keep
her eyes on G. Newly because E,
Browne is running after him with
all her might. E. Laura Jones and
Billy Thompson are still jumping
solid. M. c. and S. d. are still
doing fine for themselves. / won
der what NJ. Miller is going to do
about it? + Lee had better
stay on this side of the pond
and let those N. l.. Rock boys
alone. Won't somebody please
help Harold Williams make up
his mind between Pearl L., l.,
hompkin and Kansada Jones?
Jewel Harris is a fine looking
cat, girls; you'd better pick up on
him before it is too late. Davie
Wright is still carrying torch
for Z. Caraway, but Frances
Thompson says that you might as
well blow it out, because she has
him occupied at the present and
the future, Harry 'Ecky'
Thompkins has three chicks on
his strings, but Dorothy Watkins
says that somebody's got to go. .
One of the latest couples around
Dunbar is Marian Matthews and
Leotis Macon Wanted: a boy
friend for Gladys Arnold SO that
she will come back to earth and
quit dreaming. Marian Long
ley is trying very hard OF attract
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Churches Which
Leod Domino Get
Acquainted Sole

HE Get-Acquainted Campaign
sponsored By the Domino Stores
is progressing fine The church
whose members will have pur-
chased the largest amount of gro
cerics at the end of the campaign
will receive a cash prize. First
prize. $500: second prize, $500;
third prize, $3.50. The people of
Little Rock are proving that they
are race conscious and are sup
porting the campaign 100 per
cent. Churches leading are: at
Barnes Grocery, $40 W. 9th St,
Mt Vernon Baptist Church, 908
Gaines Street; at Kings Grocery,
1400 Pulaski, tie between Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, 908 Cross,
and Church of God in Christ, l4th
and Pulaski, at Patterson's Gro
Gerry, l4th and Pulaski, Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, 908 Cross; at
South End Grocery, 2930 Ches-
ter, ST. Mark Baptist Church, 3lst
and Ringo; at Broadway Grocery,
1902 Z. Broadway, North Little
Rock, Shiloh Baptist Church,
Third and Broadway; billiard &
Prop Grocery, 20l Beech, North
Little Rock, Shiloh Baptist Church
3rd and Broadway; at Hickory
Street Grocery, 900 Hickory,
Shiloh Baptist Church and Eighth
street Baptist Church running
neck and neck; at James and
Green Grocery, 7O5 Hazel, North
Little Rock, Eighth Street Baptist
Church; Barnes Brothers Gro
Gerry No. !, 1902 Apperson, First
Baptist, Church, Ninth and CAL
houn: Powells Grocery, 1000 Pu-
laski. Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
gO8 Cross. The campaign will
continue until the first of March
and we will run the leading
churches each week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
THE GAY PALS

The Gay Pals held their annual
Christmas Party at the Cont
mental Club Rooms at 9th and
Ringo STREETS on December 29th,
1916. Covers were laid for the
eight members and their hus-
bands and escorts. The long
tables held the Christmas dccora-
tons and gifts which were eX-
changed Mrs. Dorothy Ester is
president with the following mem
bers: Miss Lenora Brandon, Miss
Willie Bowman, Mrs. Corrine
Carmichael, Mrs, Caldora Hollo-
way, Mrs. Charity Lee, Mrs. Ben
ME Make and Mrs. Freddie Viii
llams.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
ABOUT PEOPLE

DR.. Frank Coffin, of the Chill
drcn's Drug Store, was enter
tanned at a special dinner party
gwen for HIM by Mr.. and Mrs
l. C. Bates Of the STATE PRESS.
MIR. and Mrs, William Murphy,
24ll East 9th st, began the New
Year with the company of their
daughter, Mrs. Alvie Jaunita
Ayers. who is spending a short
vacation with them and her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T, B.
Cohen. 24l9 East GtS ST Mrs
Ayers resides with her husband
Luther Ayers, in Detroit, Mich.
Set. Emmanuel Mitchell, who
has Just been discharged from
the Paratroopers, is the guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. Murphy. SGT.
Mitchell resided in Omaha, Neb.,
before entering service. Miss
sally Moncrief. who spent several
weeks in Arkansas and Texas
visiting relatives and friends, has
returned to Detroit. She was
more than happy to see her
brother, A. Z. Monerief, whom
she had not seen in four and one
half years, c, S. Burnside, the
@shoc shop man" has Just be-
GENE owner Of the Vaughn's Shoe
shop, located at 823 w. 9Th st.
This shoe shop is backed with a
double your money back guar
aatee and under the management
Of Edgar Collins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17

Wilbert Jones attention, but she
doesn't seem to be doin' any good
What will Mabel Mccray do
when Lloyd Collier graduates?
Wexford Willis spends most Of hi
time with Gussio, | wonder what
Alice Walton is going to do now.
Villa D, Bigsby and Alvin
Talley are on the ball, Ayres=
tine ". and Hersehel WINS are
coming on strong. What about
that, Martha Cole? Bettye VIII
hams has been seen lately with E.
Humphrey. What about that
Irene Chant? Marion o. and
Charles c. are doing all right for
themselves, What are the
chicks going to do now that
Chester Cool Papa" Harpe is
back IN town. What happened
to the love affair between George
Newly and Rose Burnett? Could
1t be that Rose is still carrying
the torch for B. Mathis? Lois
PurVis has found her something
new and his name is HaroId
Lewis, Members of the Yellow
Jackets are: Floyd Dean, Solo
mon Drake, Herbert Yarber, vii
bert Smith, Alva Hollis, Edward
Rose, Arthur Osborne, Jimmie
Hawkins, Charles Burnett, Walter
Huff, Willie McMath, Eddie vii
Hams, Willie Washington, Thur
man Lawson Why is it thai
me that Willie Harper has fallen
Chick every night? . . They tell
Alva Hollis is with a different
in love with Mary Louise Green.
s. What about that Aryestine?
M. Cleveland says that she isn't
worried about Marilyn NJ. any
more because she knows where
she stands. What was seen with
c. Lee at the Lee Christmas
day? Was it H. Yarber or Twee-
tie Do Wanted girl friend
for E. Williams and Willie Wash
ington. The victory Joy Jump
ers were voted the most popular
club at the YWCA. The Presi-
dent is Doris Russ. Won't some
body please tell me what Flor
ence H. is doing for herself?
The flame between E. Penning
ton and G. Lyles seems to be
growing brighter each day. c.
Boddie says that life won't be
worth living after W. Bufore
leaves Dunbar. Mystery of the
week; Where does c. C. Hall get
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
FORT SMITH
Sol Starks


Rev. j. Franklin Neal, pastor oil
FIRST Baptist Church, celebrated
his fifth anniversary ending Sun
day. Amount raised, $l53.35. g.
Mrs. M. e. Bean and Mr.. and
Mrs. ChrisWell motored to Forest
City Saturday evening to attend
the Foreign Mission Convention
there, Mrs. Bertha Jean Cook
is visiting in Wilton and Ash
down for the week end. The
City Singing Union was enter
tanned by the Mission Point Bap-
fist Church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17

City, received substantial support
for the Anti-Lynching Fund,
Below follows letter of
acknowledgement from the Ma
tional Secretary, Walter White:
Dear Mr. Towns:
We acknowledge with grateful
appreciation the contribution
from the first Baptist Church and
the surrounding community in
the amount Of S23.15 to our Anti
Lynching Fund Our official re-
eeipt for this money is enclosed.
Ever sincerely,
Walter White,
Secretary.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
PROGRESSIVE CLUB

The Progressive Club of Dun
can Chapel sponsored d very sue
cessful tea on January 18th at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Crump of 50 Tuxedo Courts with
many guests present Plans were
made to meet on January 18th at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollins
OF II Tuxedo Courts.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
DRAMATIC GUILD

William Oliver Jr of St Louis,
originator of the Dramatic Guild
Of Bethel A. NJ. f. Church, was
honorcd with a Pot-Iuck Social
ON January 9TH at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs John johnson, 24l9
Louisiana Street, A lovely gift
was presented Mr. Oliver from
the Dramatic Guild by Miss Eliz-
abeth Stovau. Twenty-Five per
sons attended the Jolly affair All
regular meetings are held at the
church Prizes were won by Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Louisville College, 47-45

Louisville College boys of Ken
lucky held the Panthers head-up
last night in the Dreamland Ball
room, making the winning basket
during the last seconds of the
game.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Ponthers
Trounce Stote
1898

The Panther Basketball Squad
opened up their first game against
the seemingly over-rated A. M.
and NJ Lions with a grand floor
show The Panthers proved from
tine start to finish that they have
a good team under the guidance
of Coach squat Johnson, James
Yerpcr. trainer, and r. A Sharpe,
Manager
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Evangelist Barr made an inter

Evangelist Barr made an inter
esting speech concerning DR.
G. W. Blakely's elevation, DR..
Blakely made a campaign speech
The council was nicely attended
and the spirit of the session v4aAa
reported splendid. The financial
report OF the council totaled
$l4355.
After the close of the session,
Rev. Grady and his members
served sandwiches, coffee and
cake. Mrs. F, B. Nelson, reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
JACKSONVILLE


Moses Franklin
Sunday School was opened
at 10 o'clock with Supt. Jones
presiding. Prayer service was
conducted by Deacon Fulton and
Henry Harris. The pastor
preached a very inspiring sermon
Subject, Christian Church. i.
Mrs, Ellen Burton is ON the sick
list. The p. 7. A. will present
a recital of songs Sunday at :.
p. m. sponsored by the preside
Mrs. Margaret Craft. Mr.. al
Mrs. John r. Nicely are the pro- "a
grandparents of a baby boy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17

NATHANIEL CYRUS, a grad
uate Of Tyler Barber College. is
now located at the FONTAINE
BARBER SHOP. ITO w. 9Th
Street. Mr.. Cyrus is well quail
fled and is a member of Bullocks
Temple c. M. e.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
PAN HELLENIC

The Pan-Hellenic met in its
regular monthly meeting at the
Y, M. C. A. with President Edna
Douglass presiding. Interesting
reports were heard from the dele
gates to the National Meetings.
E. II. Hunter represented the
Omegas in Fort Worth, Texas;
c. f. Brown represented the
Alphas in Columbus, Ohio, and
DR.. o. B. White represented the
Kappas in New York City. Atty.
j. r. Booker recently attended
the National Bar Association and
was honored with the position as
National Vice President Mrs.
Z. '. Anderson, reporter,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Secretary

The high-point men were
Young, 10; Green, u; Tillman
and Stevens, Z tied for third
place; high point man for the
Panthers, Wintrey, Y, and Bobbs
and Googe, 6, tying for second
place high point man of the Lions.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
DAUGHTERS OF ELK. I. B. P
Q. E. OF w.

All Officers of Rose City Tenn
pie No SO and Ways and Means
Committee met for a social hour
at the Exalted Daughter Rulers
home, 1920 Pulaski Street. Dir.
H. L. Porter is the exalted daugh-
ter ruler A delicious repast was
served by the hostess.
We extend our sympathy to
DIR. Lucy Wilkins and family
over the loss of her son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
Phone 2-5a3s----

V. D, Blakely and l. c. Harris.
Mrs, Faye Scroggins, president.
and F. M. Moncrief, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17

WHERE TO PURCHASE
TICKETS FOR THE FAMOUS
WINGS OVER JORDAN"
CONCERT
Woods Barber College and Beauty
Shop" 1923 High ST.. Phi. 2-9l76
Fishers Barbecue & Cafe
18th and Pulaski Street
Spencer Jordan
l4l7 w. 18th ST.. Phi. 2-l563
Century Barber & Beauty Shop
sos w. 9Th ST. Phi. 2-9624
Oasis Hotel
1911 East 3rd ST.. Phi. 2-987l
Dunbar High School
18th and Ringo Streets
Philander Smith College
10Th and lizard Street
J. Powell Grocery
1000 Pulaski ST., Phi. ASKS
Ernest P. Fingers
1929 Cross ST.. Phi. 2-2023
Floyd Drug Store
502 w. 9Th ST.. Phi. 4.29s0
Shorter College
9th and Locust Siretes
North Littl, Rock
Arkansas Baptist College
18th and High
Mitchell Print Shop
Gil Chester ST.. Phi. 4-35l9
Mrs. Jackson--Dr. Routen Offic
5l5R E. Washington. N. L, r
Arkansas
Mrs. 4. c. DYer--Smarf Shoppe
Room Els. Century Building
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-17
P. S. C. B" Team Lose
To Shorter 1918

The Panther's 'B" Team drop
ped their first game of the sea-
son to Shorter College, N. l.. r.
The outstanding men were
Brown, Rogers for Shorter, and
Cooper, Summerville, Hill and
Delphis for the Panther "B's."
Panihereites
The Philander Smith College
girls won their first game on
Shorter, 30-1l, and dropped their
second game to the Arkansas
State Girls, 35-l3.
Panthers Downed BY
The frontiersman., 1947-10-08

SAUSAGE CAKE . l pound sausage, l pound raisins,: ? cups sugar, } cups flour, ] egg, l tab lespoon cinnamon, l teas poon nutmeg, l teaspoon cloves, l teaspoon soda.
 llethod
 Pour boiling water or raisins and sausage, let boil a few minutes, let cool, then add soda, add to other ingredient s.
 (cont. next colunn)
The frontiersman., 1947-10-08

Select some sound hearts. Be careful not to bruise them wi tn unfeeling words Take milk of human kind ness, one heartful, and plenty of tact. Harm the mixture with sympathy, but do not allow it to get too hot at first lest it fer,aent mischief.
 Kneed with oil of. unsclf- ishness to mako all smooth. Beware of jars; keep in a rcarm corner of the heart.
 Time sh ou1d iuprdve the flavor of Friendships. Thus it is preserved.
 ---- Ianon .
The frontiersman., 1947-06-28
The Fr ronticr smcn
BIG G APS AOH PANTRY STRIVES

Families in Seldo- via cro going dinner loss to bod, or ere living on cold tinnod foods, and it's been going, on. si nee last June Is, the date of the Womcnis- Club food sa1o..:
 Ths-::....ro .. oc'son is those miss ing baking pans cnd serving bowls which wcro in tended to = be. only tempor ory tr ranspor ta- tion trcys for tho purchased food.
 Mrs. Sus io Lloyd asks that anyona who has .unintent iona Fly stored her noighbor's IS CT ockory on tho pam try sha1v5s -retwn it to :. the libr cry kitch- on, so that 1t may be claimed by it's orig-- inal own lr, -.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-28
Pcge Three
GUESTS DROP iN AT STARfl kA

Miss Marguer ite AdGms loft Seldovia oarly. this week to. spend 'o:.few days os the :: guest. of tho Thorvald Jensens at Stari zka.
 Later in the woek, Mir. and Mrs. Dick ,Miller and MT. and Mrs. Carl Nordenson fl 5w-"to the, Starizka trap to spcnd cn 'ev- oning wi tn the Jon- sens on the occGsio on of :. Mir. Jonsen's s birthday.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-28
'ACCA MONeY
 QUE MONDAY

The June collec- tion for the .,1askc Crippled Childr cn's Assoc iction will be picked up from mer- chants donation jars noxt Monday aftor- noon, it was .announc- cd today by Se1do- viGi' 8 -ACCA e omittee.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-28
BOAT TRANsffR
ASKED

Tho. former army ship Hygieno, on loan to tho Tcrr itori q Depar tn mt of He&1th since l946, will be tr~nsf orrod to the terri oryc without chcrge, according to pr ovi si ons. of ( bll1 rec antly ~ .introduc cd in, Congress s by Del :: E.. L. Bartl ott.'
 The Hygieno, ~wh ich is now in drydock, has heon conv ortod into a. flooting pub l ic7 hea1 tn centor. The ship was in Sel- dovia last fall, when chest x-rays wore gi- ven. to tho, city's ras iden ts.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-28
NOME MISSIONARY VISITS HERB

Flor.once Dclbow, mi 8 s i onary formor1y stationed in ~Seldo- vic, :. arr ivod hore last Wednesday from Ninilchik for several doys.', visit. with MT. and Mrs. G5orgc Tob- elmann. She expsc ted to le ave for Kcsi lof ;: ,: her ~-now ossignemtnt som,'t ime.. today
 Miss Del bow has b. en: on duty a~t Nome for tho past year.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

Copyright, 1947, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
little relaxation thought visit Yum Yum
last It's long bus ride from HObOen The empire of Yum
really consists of three itself Zip Yp
YO AS the flies it's fifty miles from Yum to
Zip rs miles goose walks
the duck sms, it of much longer distance