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Evening star., 1947-07-31
10in Ocean City Fined
In Slot Machine Raids
BY the Associated Press

OCEAN CITY, Md, July 3l.-Ter
residents of this ocean resort were
out $3.50 each today, plus some
slot machines seized in raids Mon.
day night by Worcester County
Sheriff Arthur w. Duer and. a flying
squad.
Magistrate James B. Robins fined
them $50 and $3.50 costs yesterday
after they pleaded guilty to charges
of operating the devices.
At the same time the Salisbury
Times published story quoting
Ocean City Mayor Daniel Trimpel
as saying that IF there are any. slot
machines here, I don't know where
they are"
Nathan Rappaport was fined So
and costs for operating a gaming
device played by minors July q
Judge Robins was told he was run
ming a numbered wheel.
One of those fined was Mrs. Ev-
elyn Adams, daughter of City Coun-
Gilman Rudolph Dole. Mr.. Dole
appeared in her place and paid her
fine.
The name OF Mayor Trimper's
brother, Granville, waas called In
court in connection with a warrant
issued after seizure of slot ma
chine earlier this year. The case
was postponed when it was learned
Granville Trimper was Ill.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
European Recovery
Committee May Seek
Raw Material for j. ).
BY the Assoeiefsd Press

The unprecedented special
House Committee on Worlo
Economic Stability will study
prospects of getting oil, lumber
newsprint and other raw ma
terials as a partial return fol
future United States help ir
Europe's reconstruction.
| Members of the 19-member COM
mittee, due to sail from New York
September 4 for an on-the-spot
survey of European conditions, said
today this Is only one aspect-but
an important one-of their search
for a~long-range recovery plan.
As three committee members still
in Washington, Representatives
Andersen, Republican, of Minnesota
| Richards, Democrat. of South Caro-
lima, and Monroney. Democrat, OF
Oklahoma, put 1t: The chief objec.
tive Of the overseas survey is to
learn what the European countries
need individually and collectively
and what the Unitd States can dc
to meet those needs.
Modernization Of Industry.
Mr.. Monroney, member of the
House Banking Committee, prob
ably will be assigned to subcom-
mittee charged with concentrating
on steps necessary to remove what
the Oklahoman has termed Europe's S
terrible trade deficiency"
This group will look into the
capital goods help. such as machine
tools, which the European countries
need, together with the possibility
Of furnishing them with American
technical advice to modernize their
industry.
In the process Of doing this, how
yer, the subcommittee will keep an
eye open for the possibility of trad
ing industrial equipment for raw
material.
This would have the threefold
objective of building up long range
two-way markets, eliminating the
trade bugaboo of ships returning
home with empty holds, and pre-.
venting a oneway drain on the
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Injunction Issued on Whea
Auto Transit Business

Justice Edward M. Curran of Dis
trict Court yesterday issued pre-
liminary injunction which tempo
rarily prevents James T. Wheat
from carrying on business Of ar
ranging for persons to be transport
ed in private automobiles across
State lines.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission charged in a suit for injunc-
ton, that Mr.. Wheat received fees
for making arrangements for such
travel and that he lacks a license as
required by law. Assistant United
States Attorney Oliver Dibble said
Mr.. Wheat formerly conducted
business under the name of the
Washington Auto Travel Bureau but
that he now operates under another
business name.
The preliminary injunction was
issued. pending q hearing on the
suit for a permanent injunction.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Truckers TrioI Date Set
On EmbezzIinq Charge

Eight charges Of embezzlement
against grocery store truck driver
will be heard by a Municipal Court
Jury on September 8.
The defendant, william johnson,
jr., Is, colored, of the 700 block of
Columbia road NV, Is now under
81, 400 bond set by Judge Ellen X.
Raedy.
Police reported the H. Berlin Co.,
a grocery store In the $500 block of
Georgia avenue NV, had COM
planned the firm was short total of
s1s6 cash allegedly paid for grocery
Evening star., 1947-07-31
,reign countries limited supply o
Talks on Oil Imports.

foreign countries limited supply o1
dollars.
Talks on Oil Imports.
One phase Of the coming discus
sions also may involve talks with
Britain and the Netherlands con-
cerning the possibility of American
oil imports to replenish this coun-
try's depleted reserves.
Mr.. Andersen, who will head the
groups subcommittee on European
agricultural problems, said that
study will extend to at least 16
countries and cover such problems
as shortages of fertilizer. seeds,
farm machinery and livestock.
He said his subcommittee will try
to learn whether shortages exist In
some carts of Europe, which could
be filled from surpluses in others.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

deliveries but not turned over TO
the store during the past four
months.
johnson has pleaded not guilty.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

The Gold Coast shipped $3.50 tons
of cocoa to the United States In a
recent month.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

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plus postage.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-25
Today Anniversaries
tKnoW America J

IH-050 years ago. John
wimbrenncr, Harrisburg, Pa.
deBman. founder cf the Gen
aa ElderShip OF the Churches of
CD in North America. born in
hrderick Co, Md. Died Sept.
Z 1860.
lSo5-George Fl. Evans, New
Yagk.New Jersey land reformer,
tt0r Of the cOunuy's first labor
mpeF, born in England. Died
No. 2, 1856.
ls27--Stcphen B. Luce, Civil
VT soldier, founder and first
had Of the Navy War College,
mn in Albany, N. Y. Died July
n 1917.
lg54-John Lind, noted Min
asola governor. congressman and
iplomat, born in Sweden. Died
Sept 10, 1880.
lg1l-Gutzon Borglum, famed
xulpior of the carved faces on
sde Of mountain in South Dakota,
ON in Idaho. Died March 6,
MI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-25
Marathon Legion
Elects Forsythe
NesU Commander,

American Legion Post No. l54
n Marathon, held a banquet on
,le evening of March "a to com
memorate the founding of the
uoss on March IS, 1916.
large number of members
were present at the banquet table
,shich was in the form of the let
sr 'T''. Commander Gilbert w
enence was POSTMASTER. The ban
m,es was held at the Flamingo
GrI and was served by the Le-
aon Auxiliary of Marathon.
After the banquet was over =
meeting of the post was called in
he Chamber of Commerce build
iae 10 elect officers for the com
,ne year. Officers elected were.
oharles Forsythe. commander.
william Edwards, first vice com
mander; Gilbert w. Spence, sec
end yice commander; Robert Hill
serpeant-at-arms; James McWil-
lnmS historian; Cecil Keith. fl
nance officer, and William A.
r,sh. chaplain.
Gilbert w. Spence and Cecil C.
poye were named delegates to the
forthcoming Legion convention in
Mann.
lanes Wright was appointed 10
the position of adjutant. The of
flrn viii be installed by the Kew
vest Guard of Honor of the Ar
thur Sawyer Post in The near flu
tafe.
The Monroe County Veterans
Service Officer, Jack A. Saunders
ave . short talk during the ban
aues and also upon the close of
ne meeting regarding the rights
md benefits To which q veteran
4 eligible. Questions were asked
Rd answcrS given 10 the prob
ltms that The veterans offered,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank all of our
trends and neighbors for theiI
endness following the recent
bath Of our brother, Joe Harris
We specially wish to thank the
Coral City Temple, No. 400, and
horist Ernestine WelterS and
nssher.
ESSIE LEWIS and
nar25-ltx SISTERS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

nesday -. Funeral services Tor
Mrs. Ruby Mosely who passed
in a Little Rock hospital Monday
were held at Harrison Baptist
Church June 22nd Alva Harris
Funeral Home of Arkadeiphia
was in charge =. Rev. S. Jones,
Mrs. Relia Mobley and San Jones
Jr. were in Murfreesboro last
week on business =. The pase-
ball team went to Okolona Sat
urday and was defeated 20-l9 =
The Okolona baseball t e a m
made a trip to Antoine Sunday
and the scores were SIS .'.Doyle
Matlock, John Henry MattoeK'
Derrie Brock, Norman Gentry
and J. w. Leeper spent FRIDAY
and Saturday morning in the Mo.
Bottoms fishing and hunting.
They report a fine trip 80. rev
c. II. Nolen and Ethriek Brock
went on a fishing trip while he
was at Antoine June 1922 with
his anniversary in session.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

James Ramsey

JdH1eS hdHSSy
Prof, F. l.. Prim has returned
to AM & n College at Pine
Bluff Miss Beatrice Scott Mrs.
Lucille Henderson and Mrs. /
rene Hicks are students at Phil
ander Smith College, Little Rock.
The Annual Home Demonstration
and All Club Contest Day was
held at Union County Courthouse
Saturday Winners: Girls All
Division. School Dress, LIST Vel
ma L. Hicks. Smith Club; White
Sugar Cookies. Miss Lucille
Loudd. Canned Tomatoes, Miss
Velma Lee Hicks. Lucille Loudd
and Irene Loudd. Womens home
Demonstration Division, Church
Dress, Mrs. Cornelious Dunn; loaf
Bread, Miss Georgia Hicks. Rev.
Wallace Dunn performed the
marriage ceremony of Miss Pat
sy Ruth Thompson and l.. c.
Kilgore. Mr.. Kilgore Is grad
uate OF Smith High School. We
wish them much happiness. Sun
day was high, day at Sweet
Home Church when the fourth
anniversary of the pastor was
held. The anniversary sermon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

and Mrs. Dock Eason, Miss Ear
lean Eason had as dinner guests
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Bert Field
Hunter. :. Miss Annie Louis Muir
dock of Malvern is here visitlhs
her sister, Miss Betty Gean Muir
dock. GuRD0N; A certain
lady bought the paper last satur-
day just to see If her name was
in it,. Mrs. Hattie Eason VINO
stays in Manning all week WORK
ing, comes home on Saturday
little before night If anyone says
the grass is cut pretty, she al
ways says she did 1t. Wonder IL
she knows better go, a certain
lady has a lot Of cows and she
was busy churning twice a dag
in order to go fishing last FRI
day Many people had their
cotton patches cleaned up for the
18th, and Sparkman couldn't get
in enough dresses,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
TULIP
Imooene Smith

'HioHCHc SH''
Sunday was a high day. J. d.
Smith, superintendent, conducted
Sunday School. Bill Amos, super
intendent, Carthage tBethel) was
visiting and reviewed the lesson.
Collection $500. Rev. b. F. Lun-
on, pastor preached Fathers Day
sermon. Public collection, $5.05.
One member Joined the church.
In the afternoon along with the
Missionary program debate.
subject The Fathers Love Grea-
test by Test was held. W. l.,
Smith, Affirmative: Bill Amos
negative, Judges, Daisy Allen, Jes
Sc E. Sloan, Matte Wilson and
George Hawkins. Chairmen, Ro-
bert Smith, Jr and Clifton Dai-
ley. The debate was sponsored
by the wife of the pastor. Mrs.
A. i. Lunon,who just returned
from her school work. Visitors
were Mrs Mary II. Smith, Mrs.
Bill Amos and little Annie Smith
all of Carthage. Scores, Affirma-
tive, 50; Negative. 60. Rev ". b.
Smith, pastor of Mt. Pine wor-
shipped with us, Total collection,
so9.45.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
PULASKI COUNTY TUBERCU
lOSIS ASSOCIATION

The Pulaski County Tuberculo-
sis Association will carry out an
extensive summer program of
health education and tuberculo-
sis case-finding among groups of
industrial employees and Negro
citizens, Miss Martha c, Allis,
executive secretary announced.
Summer school students at Phi
lander College received chest X
rays for the discovery Of tuber.
culosis at two-day survey at
the college Monday.
A general health program spon.
sored by the association was held
at Arkansas Baptist College at
7:45 p NJ. Wednesday with Mrs.
II. c, Ray in charge. A moving
picture on health was shown, and
Mrs. Catherine Hidy, health edu.
Gator for the Little Rock Health
Department gave a talk on tuber-
cueosis.
An x-ray survey for Arkansas
Baptist College students was zen.
tatively st Thursday
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WlLMAR
Mrs. Louise Rutherford

Mrs. Louise Rutherford
Mrs, Nathaniel Wrennels left
for her home in Stuttgart after
attending the bedside of her mo
ther. Mrs. Laurenda McGray who
has been i'll for some time Mrs.
Fannie F. Vaughn spent the week
end in Pine Bluff. While there
she was the house guest of her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Jordan ... Prof. w. V. Ruther
ford is attending school at At
lanta University. Atlanta, Geor-
gia 80. Mrs. b. T.. Simmons was
at home for the weekend from
AM&N College Pine Bluff ..,..
Matte Frank Rutherford, baby
daughter of Prof. and Mrs, Ruth
erford celebrated her first birth
day Wednesday, June 18th. Mat
tie enjoyed the birthday good
les and received a number of
lovely gifts 80. Miss Bonnie G.
McNeery was in Warren Tuesday
on business 80. The Wilmar ball
club with James Hussey as man.
ager is progressing with several
victories The park Is almost com
plete -. Mines. Linnie Mae
Lloyd of st Louis, Mo. and vii.
lie Mae Franklin OF Pine Bluff.
sisters, are here visiting rela-
tives and friends 49,. Mrs. Clara
Daniels made a business trip to
Monticello Tuesday .,. Mrs. VI
olet Traylor was in Monticello
Tuesday 90. Little Donald John
son of Little Rock is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. FL
lard Lamb, Sr.
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DELIGHT
A. NIL

AT|cNd 0FSSN
Ethricks Brock, Bonnie Lee
Griffin. Lum Gentry and Fern
McDaniels made business trip
to Murfreesboro Monday 60. Foy
Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. A.
d. Gentry OF Little Rock visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richardson
and Mrs. Ida Gentry OF Antoine
recently 80. Inell Phifer visited
her mother in Hot Springs ...'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. Mrs
Eta Brock, Mrs. Lille Brock
Mrs Eddie y. Harper and Sam
Jones. Jr attended service at MI
Zion Baptist Church, Nashville
on Fathers Day ... Mrs. Coy Gen
try spent a week in Murfreesboro
with her daughter go Mrs. HAT
tie Gentry made a TIP to ARIA
delphia last week 80 Mrs. ARE
Richardson made n business trip
TO Arkadelphia Friday Sc" Mrs
Lizzie Jones visited her daughter
In Murfreesboro -. Mrs. Carrie
Brock visited her daughter sun
day I'D. Rev Raymon kirkendol
spent Fathers Day with his ia
Their in Gurdon o., Ozella Lee Is
home with her mother. Mrs. Exile
Lee 90. Mrs Exile Lee made q
business trip to Murfreesboro 90
Mrs. llena Mcdaniel, Eugene Fur
low. Edward Reed, Ben Furlow'
and Homer Richardson went to
on busine7s We'd
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was preached by Rev Hildreth.
Closing prayer was given by
Rev. Wallace Dunn. Rev. ]. H.
Rowe made timely remarks.
Money raised $1,000. Allen
Ramsey. Jr., Mrs. Eva Whitaker
and Miss Mae Frances OF Ell Dor
ado We're dinner guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Johnson and
family visited relatives near
Strong Sunday, June 18th. Miss
Annie Ruth Todd, niece OF Mrs.
Johnson, returned with them for
two week visit. The New
Providence Singing Glass met
Friday night for rehearsal. The
Mt. Zion Glass Joined with them.
Prof. Johnson Is instructing both
classes. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T. Johnson Saturday mite
They went from there to attend
an anniversary at Sweet Home.
Mrs. Lille Ramsey visited her
daughter. Mrs. Ellis and family
in FL Dorado last week. Frank
Meekins of Smackover passed
June II after a long ILLNESS. He
is very much missed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
FARGO ARKANSAS
THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Or THE FAR.
GO AGRICULTURAL is THE STATE CHAMPION

noon Upper Hill, st. Luke, Pleas
ant Ridge and Green Grove wor'
shipped with us Mrs. Emma
Willoughby visited Tennessee &C
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Willie Mae Thomas and grand
daughter, Gloria B. Turner ...,.
Des Arc Tigers played ball in
Beebe Sunday -. The Ford bro
theirs were home Saturday on
business -. Mrs. Blanch VIII.
Jams of North Little Rock is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ophelia Clay
born -. Mr.and Mrs. Leslie Rey
nolds of Tulsa, Oklahoma were in
Searcy to attend the funeral Of
her brother. She also attended
the funeral of Mrs. Lille NJ.
Slaughter at Des Arc. Mrs
Slaughter was Leslie's aunt. Her
brother, Charles f. Gillett of Cal
ifornia also attended.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
0ARDAN Ellie

Tdullne burns
Miss Lena C. Daniels is home
from the hospital and is improv-
ing -, Frank Perry of Gary, Ind
lana is home visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Perry and 9TH
er relatives and friends -. A
successful barnyard party was
sponsored Saturday by Mrs. Lu-
ellie Kellybrew and Mrs. Sutah
Perry to raise money for the
church -. c. b. Calhoun went to
Fort Smith last week TO work ..
S, Sgt, Danny Hawkins is spend.
ing a 20-day furlough with his
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

=. Rev. |. H. McCrary, pastor,
preached wonderful sermon,
And They All Had A Mind TO
Work.. Collection, $29,05 MRS.
Bessie Duncan of st, Louis, Mo.
was guest in the home of her
children and grandchildren, Jones
Fletcher and family and +. F..
Fletcher and family -. Mines.
Blanche and Veatrix Fletcher of
this community were called to
the bedside of their brother, Do
kie Duncan who has been i'll for
some time in St. Louis, Mo.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

Johnnie Neal

johnnie Ncdi
CLYDE Delap OF st. Louis, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. oma
Delap and sisters, Mrs. Marie
Carter of Swifton and Mrs. Cleo
phas CLAY here. Miss jamie Mae
Kitchen of Chicago, Illinois Is
visiting her grandparents, Mi
and Mrs. John Dukes and her
aunt, Mrs. Ethel Harper, Rogers
Neal has returned from a visit
with relatives In Sikeston, MO-
Mrs Ollie Mae Whitaker and
daughter Gwendolyn of Wheef
ing West Virginia are guests oil
her mother, Mrs. Eliza Ridley
Misses Velma and Rosa Lee
Jackson left Sunday for visit III
Hot Springs with their fathef,
Frank Jackson, Sr.., Claud Cold
of Jonesboro is visiting his SIS
ter, Miss Ruth Johnson Ed
ward Freeman. Mckinley Newton
and Hazel johnson attended tie
ball game in st. Louis Thursday.
Fisher Conley left Sunday to en-
ter a hospital in Memphis, Tenn,
Mrs. Mary Parker is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Reeds OF Au-
yergne Oscar Barns was In
Newport Thursday on business.
Edward Freeman went to Augusta
Thursday on business. Miss
Ellen Simpson and Mrs. Anna
Casey are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
FAIRViEW
Earline Eason

Earline Eason
Funeral services for Tom Len
sey were held at Center Point
Church Sunday. Miss Arnetta
johnson and John T. johnson
were married Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Penix are the proud
parents of a baby boy born June
18th, =. Mrs. Amy Craig has re-
turned to Baptist Hospita for
amputation of her leg. We hope
for her a speedy recovery -. -
Miss Ever Lee Craig returned
Wednesday from Warren. 49,,
Mrs. Easter Edwards has retur-
ned home after attending her
fathers funeral -. The Mission
airy Society will meet tonight
with Mrs. Banch Bowie, presi-
dent 49,. Charles Banks left for
his daughters home in Michigan
June 18th -. Miss Ruby Lee Hun
ter spent Saturday with her cous-
in and Saturday night with Mr..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
CANFIELD
Matte D. Whitfield

Matte D. Whitfield
Union Hill Baptist Church eel.
ebrated the fifth anniversary OF
its pastor Rev. R. c, Clay on
June 18th. Rev. Clay preached
the first sermon and the second
was delivered by Rev. John Har-
ris. Money raised, s112,S5. Dinner
was served in the afternoon and
attendance was great 49, Miss
Charlie Mae Lason and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford left for
Chicago, III. on the 14th -. Lit
tie Alfred Daniels has returned
to his home in Texarkana after
spending two weeks in Garfield
with his uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Allen -. Mrs. Will
lie Mae Gill is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen, and other relatives -. Mr.,
and Mrs. M. Grant spent the eve
ming in the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitfield and
their four children -. Miss Al
berta Williams has returned to
her job in Stamps after spend.
ing two weeks here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benny VIII.
Jams and other relatives go. Mrs.
Sophia Henson and Mrs. Mary
Collins are still improving -.
Rev. Adam of Shreveport, Louis.
lana preached at First Baptist
Church Sunday night. The vel
come address was delivered by
Mrs Monty T. Webb and must
cal was rendered by the Collins
Spirit Quartet. Money raised. 81
-. Mrs. Carrie Williams left foI
Houston, Texas on the Is wherg
she Joined Robbie Jane who is
Just returning from school II
Los Angeles, California &C.. See
Miss Matte d. Whitfield fol
news to be published in the
STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27

wife, Mrs. Ruby Hawkins and
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Riddlesprigger. Sgt. Hawkins is
stationed at Roswell, New Mexi-
co -. G. II. Enoch is attending
the National Sunday School and
BTU Congress in San Francisco,
California -. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Coplin are the proud parents OF
a son -. A group from Mt. He
brew, Springfield, were guests at
the home of Rev. E. II. Hughes
Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
DERMOTT

Rev. N. R Parker left Friday
morning to attend the National
BTU Congress in Oakland, Cali
fornia, Results of the Big Five
Way Baby Contest at Knox ST.
AME Zion Church June S: Elease
Ransome won first prize raising
$1,000; Viola McNeal, End $1,000;
NJ. J. Watkins. Bird, $3455; Mary
Washington, ith, s20.l5; Mary
Gergory, 9Th, 81 G5. Total raised
$259.16. Rev j. z. Hill, pastor.
Rev. Keys of Pine Bluff conduc-
ted a meeting at the Church Of
God in Christ.
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Ella M. RrnAn

Ella N. Brown
Rev. c. Y. Canada Of Morning
Star Missionary Baptist Church,
North Little Rock, visited Fellow
ship Missionary Baptist Church
and preached the morning ser.
mon from Genesis 1915, 16. Sub
jeot Promise Mrs. b. s. Simp-
son, wife of the pastor, and Mrs.
Conway sang solos. In the after
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-27
Our Heritage From
Ancient Israel

LESSON TEXT FOR JUNE 29-Psaim
Ale. 1885, Isaiah 2.2-4: Micah ella.
MEMORY SELECTloN-He win teach
Us OF his ways. and we will walk in his
paths.--1saiah 2.3.
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EDITORS NOTE. Lesson subjects
and Scripture texts selected and copy
Hghtsd by International Council OF Re-
hgious Education. used by permission.