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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
|Amerika odtegnila
pomoc Madzarski
Drzavni tajnik zeli
ne-komunisticni vladi
1talije vsak uspeh

WASHINGTON, 2. junija -
Drzavni tajnik George c. Mar
shall je ukazal, da Sc odlozi IL
placilo druge polovice kredita
Madzarski v znesku $4,000, 600,
ker je tam bila ustanovljena ko-
munisticna vlada.
Marshall ,je obenem izrazil ze-
ljo "a "vsak uspeh" move Wade
Italije, katero je sestavil premi-
er Alcide de Gasperi brez vklju-
eenja skrajnih levicarjev.
mi bono nudili nadaljno po-
moe italiianskemu ljudstvu, XII
je pokazalo iskreno in cvrsto ve-
70 demokraticni process "a ocu-
vanje njegovih individualnih
svobodscin in osnovnih pravic
cloveka," je rekel Marshall.
V Italiji Sc nahaja posebna
misija Eksportno-importne ban
ke, XII razmotriva, ma kaksni
podlagi bi Sc Italiji odobrilo "a
htevano posojilo znesku $780,
100000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

Obenem je izjavil, da bod o
"jutrisnji REVOLUTIONARY" izko-
ristili brezupnost kontinenta,
ako ustvarjalci miru nitro ne
podvzamejo korakov "a telesno
in moralno blagostanje evrop-
skin narodov.
To utegne biti zadnja
prilika, pravi papez
"Sedaj je Sc vedno mogoce
obnoviti take normalne odnosa-
je cello po drugi svetovni vojni, y
je rekel papez v radijskem 60
voru, XII Sc je oddajal javnosti
celega sveta. maj vladarji sve-
ia ne izpustijo te zadnje prilike.
Bog mas varuj, ker morda dru-
&c prilike ne bo vec."
Papez je svoj govor, XII je
trajal rs minut, obdrzaval v ita-
lijanskem jeziku. M ed drugim
je ma vladarje zmagovitih ma
rodov apeliral, da "nehajo rabbi
ii metode, XII nimajo nicesar
skupnega kaznovanjem vojnih
zlocincev in XII ne prinasajo dru-
gega kot trpko razocaranje."
~ Tega bi Sc zlasti ne smelo de-
lati ozirom ma osebe, XII MISC
odgovorne "a dejanja propadlih
rezimov, je dejal papez:
Papez je dejal, da sta mu OBJ
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Drzavni department je q.
rparca v formalni mott obtozil
Jugoslavijo,. da je "izvrsila veil
ke odstranitve lastnine v zoni B
v okolici Trsta, Xxi Sc nahaia pod
zacasno jugoslovansko upravo,
in da je tenn krsila dolocbe
italijanske mirovne pogodbe."
Jugoslavi ia navaja
razloge "a postopanje
Uradniki drzavnega depart
menta so danes povedali novi-
narjem, da je jugoslovanska VIA
da v mott, datirani IA. maja, "a
vrgla ameriski protest ter "a to
navedla sledece razloge:
1. VISA lastnina, XII je bila od-
stranjena il trzaske zone, je pri-
padala fasistom.
2. Zedinjene drzave so same
dovolile odstranitev italijanske
imovine il trzaske zone A, XII sc
nahaja pod upravo anglo-ame-
riskih Get.
Ameriski uradniki pravijo, da
so Zedinjene drzave dovolile
okrog $4,000 Italijanom, da SO
zapustili Trst in well S seboj
svoje imetje, da pa Zedinjene dr.
zave MISC zaplenile nobene last
nine.
Ma drugi strani pa obstoje do
kazi, pravijo ameriski uradni-
XII, da je "Titova cd komunistov
dominirana vlada v trzaski zoni
vzela vse, kar il je prislo pod
roke'.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
JUANITA GUZK

Starsem Walter in Augusta
Guzik ma 1882 E. Al St. je umr-
la "a pljucnici pol leta stara
hcerka Juanita. Bila je clanica
mladinskega oddelka drustva
George Washington st. 18O ABB
in drustva Lipa st. 129 SNPJ.
Poleg starsev zapusca brata
Walterja in sestrico Patriotic,
starega oceta in stare mater
Joseph in Anna Terbovec ter
strica Anton Terbovec. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek popoldne
oh dveh IL Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
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Jugoslavija zavrnila
protest Zedinjenih drzzav
Izjavlja, da je lastnina, XII
jo je vzela v Trstu, pripadala
italijanskim fasistom

WASHINGTON, 2. junija-Jugoslavija je po sestih
tenih zavrgla noto kaer Zedinene drzave protest
rale pro zapembi lasnine trzaski okoic XII je bila
90 ameriSkem tolmacenu italiianska last.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

seq in resnost "neizrecene uso-
de Europe" dobro znana, potem
pa je nadaljeval:
"Niti ne zelimo podcenjevati
ogromnosti njene krivde, ampak
kako je zmagovitim narodom
mogoce, da bi sedaj sprejeli me-
tode sovrastva in nasilja, cd ka-
terih je doticni sistem zivel in
uspeval, ali kako morejo rabbit
orozja, XII so vzbudila njih pra-
vicno jezo, ko so uporabljana v
rokah drugih?
"Kateri razumen clovelx bi is
kal jamstva "a svo;o lastno var
most in sigurnost v unicenju in
propasti svojega soseda?"
Stain v Nemciji bolj
popularen kot pa sv. oce
HEREFORD, Nemcija, %. ma
ja-Angleske okupacijske obla-
sti so v svoji okupaci;ski zoni
Nemcije razpisale anketo, da
ugotovijo, katerega moza sma-
trajo Nemci "a najbolj popular
mega. ,.. ~ -
Ma podlagi te ankete je maj
bolj popularen Churchill. Drugo
mesto je zavzel Stain, tretjo pa
pei, cetrto pa Truman.
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Papez Sc boji, da je
Europa *izgubljena''
Apelira ma vladarje sveta,
da jo reSijo pred ''vlado
revolucije," dokler je Sc cas-

VATIKAN, 2. junija-Papez Phi XII je danes povedal
vladarjem svea da mao Sc priloznos morda zadno da
upostavo "nornalne odnosaje med narod in reso Ev-
rOpO razpada"
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Duhovnik Varga zbezal
Mo

DuhOVnlk Varga ZDeZaI
z Madzarske
BUDIMPESTA, 2. junija-
Bella Varga, katoliski duhovnik,
XII je v prejsnji madzarski vladi
incl vazno pozicijo, je baje usel
z Madzarske il bojazni, da ga
komunisti ne bi aretirali.
Nepotrjeno porocilo pravi, da
je Varga usel v amerisko okupa-
cijsko zono Avstrije.
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.13 MRTVIH IN 223
RANJENIH v TORNADO

PINE BLUFF, AK, z. Junl-
ia. - Tornado je zadel nekate-
re dele Arkansas in Oklahome,
:je ubil 43 oseb, 223 pa jih je do
bilo poskodbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Stavka pri Eaton Go.
konEana ;

Stavka $500 delavcev v dveh
tovarnah Eaton Manufacturing
Co.. ii je trajala "a dni, je bila
snoci koneana, ko je unija
MESA sprejela sporazum glede
mezd in drugih vprasanj, ki je
bl sestavljen med upravo in
'unijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
DO1llacce vesti


osebe ma vozu ulicne zeleznice
dobile lahke poskodbe.
Zrtve so bill Joseph Gruden,.
81, il 6215 Carl Ave-. Mrs. Min
ME Mednik, AZ, il 4O2 E. 148
St.; Mrs. Alice Ahcin, SO, il
14917 Darwin Ave., in Mrs. Ma
rie Gross, 48, il 1902 Sellers
Ave. Vsi so bill vzeti v bolnico
St. Vincent Charity.
v zadnje slovo
Clanstvo drustva Ribnica st.
IL SDZ je proseno, da izkaze
zadnjo cast pokojnemu clanu
Math Krizman zeletovem po-
grebnem zavodu ma 6502 St.
Clair Ave.
Obcni zbor
V soboto vecer oh osmih sc vr-
81 obcni zbor dramskega drustva
Ivan Cankar v starem poslopju
SIND.
Premestitev piknika
Mr.. John Gabrenja, tajnik
drustva Cleveland st. 126 SNPJ,
nam sporoca, da Sc bo drustveni
piknik vrsil %. junija in ne 20.
junija, kot Sc je prvotno ma
meravalo.
Nagrajena "a dramatiko
V Collinwood High Soil je do
bila nagrado kot najboljsa igral-
ka v dramatiki mladenka Helen
Hrvatin, hcerka poznane druzi-
ne Joseph in Danica Hrvatin, XII
vodita gostilno ma 1901 Grove
wood Ave. Helen je dobila "a ma
grado sedem tednov proste Sol
nine " dramatiki " Cain Parku.
Gestitamo!
Pozdravi
IL Fort Wayne, Ind, posiliata
najlepse pozdrave vsem pffjate-
ljem MIR. Joe Ster il 854 E. 207
St., in Rose Ivancic il 1890 E.
222 St., XII piseta, da sc prav do
bro imata.
Rokoborba
Ma nocojsnjemu programu ro-
koborbe Centralni orozarni
bosta nastopil glavni bitki
Bronko Nagurski in Baron"
Frederick Won Schacht. To bo
prvi nastop Nagurskija Cleve-
landu v 10 letih. Poleg teh dveh
rokoborcev, bodo nastopili tudi
DIR. Ed Meske in Lou Neuman,
Mike Sharp in ''Wild Bill"
Zimm, Freddie Bozik in Frank
Julian IL Salena, @. ter Louis
Samic in AL Piacente iz Wick
life, o.
Poroka
Dne II. maja sta Sc porocila
v cerkvi sv. Vida Miss Elsie
Drobnich in Daniel Zaborowski.
Nevesta je hcerka poznane dru.
Zine Joe in Angela Drobnich ma
OF e. rs St., ter necakin1a Mitzi
Pecenko il Richmond Rd. Pc po-
rocni slavnosti sta Sc novopo-
rocenca podala ma zenitovanj-
sko potovanje v Tampa, Fla. BIZ
10 srecno! -.
Krozek 1t. 8 Prog. Slovenk
Clanice krozka BIT. 3 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk SO vabljene, da Sc
jutri vecer udeleze redne mesec-
ne seie. Ma dnevnem redu bo vec
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vrnite vstopnice

Mr.. Leo Wolf, blagajnik od-
bora "a koncert Florence Une-
tic, prosi yse, XII so imeli vstop-
nice v predprodaji "a <koncert,
da prav gotovo vrnejo jutri We
Ger neprodane vstopnice ali pa
denar "a prodane vstopnice, da
bo mogoce zakljuciti racune.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Premestitev piknika

Mr.. John Gabrenja, tajnik
druStva Cleveland st. 126 SNPJ,
nam sporoca, da Sc bo drustveni
piknik vrsil %. junija in ne 20.
junija, kot Sc je prvotno ma
meravalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Nagrajena "a dramatiko
Pozdravi

IL Fort Wayne, Ind, posiliata
najlepse pozdrave vsem pfnate-
ljem MIR. Joe Ster il 854 E. 2O7
ST., in Rose Ivancic il 1890 E.
222 St., XII piseta, da sc prav do
bro imata.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

from Chicago were here visiting
her grandmother ......,. The w. M,
S, of Fellowship Missionary Bap-
fist Church was entertained with
a dinner at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. A. +. Hill by Circle No. 3
of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
of Hickory Plains on Thanksgiv-
ing Day ,sas.. A Thanksgiving
Prayer Service was held at Fell
lowship at eleven a. IN, .,.,,., Miss
Lottye Rhinehart of Cleveland,
Ohio was guest here last week,
She was visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas John
son 800. Robert Ford, who is at
tending A. M. and N. College and
O. W. Ford, attending Merrill High
School were home with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ford
for Thanksgiving 49,. Robert But
Ter has been called to Chicago to
visit his son who Is i'll .,.,..., Mrs.
Lydia Spencer and Mr.. Buffers
grandson are caring for his cafe
terra business -, The winter
session OF school opened Deem
Der LIST. Amos Lee, principal and
Mrs. c. B. Hall, assistant.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
BATESVlLLE
Grady Taylor

Grady Taylor
Mr.. Vernon White Of Pine Bluff,
a representative OF the Veterans
administration, addressed an in
teresting group of EXC. Is at
the school last week. Many ques-
tons OF interest to ex soldiers
were answered $3.50. Miss Vivian
Waugh spent her Thanksgiving
holidays with her sister in Jones'
boro. She is the teacher Of the
Newark School ....,,.. Miss Annie
Mae Williams spent the week end
in Pine Bluff visiting her brothers
........ Mrs. Susan Amos spen
Thanksgiving Day with her dau-
ghter in law in Little Rock .......
Miss Ethel Green spent Thanks
giving Day with her father, mo-
Their and other relatives OF Blythe
vile ........ Rev. Quinn is attending
the General Conference Of the A,
M. E. Church at Forrest City this
week .....a. Mr.. and Ms. Paul Ste
wart spent Thanksgiving Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Waugh. The
Stewards are from Little Rock -.
Mr.. Hannah Cullins. who has been
visiting in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Harper, returned to
her home in Little Rock last week
end with the Stewards .....,. Mrs
Ophelia Walton and children have
returned to their home In Rich
mond. California, after two
months visit here with her Mo-
Their and other relatives ........ Mrs.
Nora Lee Wesley opened school
Monday morning in Lacross for
her winter term .... Miss Mar
garet Kennedy. the primary teach
er of the Batesville school. is busy
these days getting her Christmas
play ready for rendition just be-
fore the Christmas holidays be-
gin 49,. Rev. George Wright, Rev.
S. H. Harris, Bonnie Jackson and
Miss Maxine Bryant were the
week end guests OF Prof Miller.
and his niece Miss Margaret Kn-
needy.
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ParkdaIe
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell


Mrs. Maggie Grant visited her
son and family Mr.. and Mrs. B.
J. Newton of Monroe. La...........,.
Miss Sadie L. Varghn OF Little
Rock spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Vaughn -. Miss Annie Mcbride
OF Pine Bluff visited her cousin
Mrs. Ivy Marshall ..-.... Miss Irene
J. Maxwell of Pine Bluff spent
Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenthom Maxwell
....... Miss Doris Thornton spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruby
Mae Maxwell ........ We are glad
to report that several new families
have moved in our vicinity ....,..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, O. c. Nc
Clinton fine girl ........ Mrs Vio-
la Green and Mrs. Lula Gilmore
are visiting in Tillar, They will
De the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Oil
yer Mays ...... Mrs. Doshie Vaughn
is visiting relatives in Chicago
Ill. ....... Mrs. Ruth Mae Napier
shopped in Wilmot Tuesday.
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COLLEGE STATION
L, O, Walker, Principal

The College Station Jr, High
School ended its annual Miss Col
lege Station" contest November
26, l947, which the following
rooms reported ..s. lB room, Fan
ME Mae Williams, contestant. Mrs.
Holt teacher reporting $l0l0 ........
Ia room, Mrs. billiard teacher.
reporting $500 ..q.... End grade
room, Willette Hadley, contestant,
Mrs. johnson teacher. reporting
$3.50 49,. 3-4 grade room. Willie
Violet Porter contestant, Mr.. Tho
mas teacher reporting $500 49,,
5th grade room, Jereline Wimfrey
contestant, Mrs. Walker teacher.
reporting 5000 $500. 9th grade
room, Frances Jean Campbell con-
testant, Mrs. Bell teacher, report
ing $l2.10 ,.=.5.- The j. High School
Department, Myrtle Kendall con-
testant, Mrs. Chapple teacher re-
porting $20l5 49,. Total amount
raised $l00.86 ........ The 5th grade
room having reported the largest
amount OF money was happy to
furnish the queen to be crowned.
Jereline Wimfrey ..... The pro-
gram began in the auditorium
with the browning of Miss Col
lege Station" by Mrs. Viola A.
Harris, Supervisor of Schools, Pu-
laski County Special, followed by
an interpretative dance by group
of small girls. Climaxing the pro-
gram, parade led by Miss oCl-
lege Station" and her attendants
on an deliberately decorated float
followed by decorated cars and
student procession paraded the
main street Of College Station and
ended the day with a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner served by the Hot
Lunch and supervised by Mrs.
McSwain of the Home Economics
Department NO.. The purpose Of
this drive was to purchase addi-
tional play ground equipment for
College Station School.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

DAUL and Silas are pictured as
: happy in that dark dungeon.
There is q statement to challenge
EVERY cynic. every doubling Thorn
-. Only the grace Of God can make
men happy under persecution. Paul
declares in Romans lie. Il arm
not ashamed Of the Gospel" Aye.
- was not ashamed 10 preach the
Gospel TO the little damsel on the
streets OF Jerusalem. nor was he
ashamed to 60 to the prison for the
sake Of the Gospel
Best Of all, Paul and Silas were
sustained In their sorrowful plight
~ the consciousness that God
was with them--that he always
heeps his word.
! venture the pSdiction that the
lbrtitude Of Paul and Silns In that
might Of persecution did more to i'm.
press the Christian religion upon
Jerusalem than any sermon even
he eloquent Paul ever uttered. We,
100. can witness for Christ as we
face difficult situations.
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Newport

Gladys Mays
Mrs. Heddy Scott and daughter.
Barbara Ann of South Bend, Ind,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Earl Pitts
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma are here at
the bedside of their father, Earl
Pitts, whose condition is serious
-. The White Rose Club met at
the home of Mrs. Vada Holmes
80. Mrs. Hornburger spent the
weekend in St. Louis ......... Mrs.
Malinda Mitchell and Mrs. Mary
Alcorn spent the weekend in Lit
tie Rock ...a Enjoying the Thanks
giving festivities We're Miss Lo-
retha Black OF Fisk University,
Dearmon Walker and Hershell Al
corn of Arkansas State College,
and Mckinley. Jr. also Of State
-. Mrs. A. McMurray of Little
Rock was the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. w. B. Black -. Funeral SER
vice for l. z. Irving, one of New
ports oldest and most respected
citizens were held Friday at First
Baptist Church with Reverend H.
G. Martin. eulogizing 49,. Funeral
services for Alpheus Clark, who
was fatally burned Saturday, were
held on Tuesday -. Mrs. c. L.
Branch returned from Los Ange-
les, after having attended the fun
eral Of her sister ~. Mrs. Annie
Bell Williams OF Walnut Ridge,
and Reverends Willie and Charles
Patterson of Memphis attended
their uncles funeral Alpheus
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
MANNING
Earlean EasOn


The Silvertone Quartet of Oak
Grove A. NJ E. Church rendered
a very nice program at Center
Point A. M. L, Church Sunday
night ........ Miss M. Murdoch spent
Thanksgiving week end in Nash
vile. Arkansas ....., Miss f. l..
Eason spent Thanksgiving week
end in Arkadelphia with her Aunt
bessie Luster Thanksgiving day
they motorcd to Malvern to a foot
ball game.
1--WE and 1--WE: Mr. Bud Bou-
man has stopped running with
Bob Tate. Is il because he made
so much corn this year or 1t II
because every time his corn shoots
II misses the stalk m a certain
young lady has been going TO the
doctor and he told her to eat
plenty OF turnip green's, Her sister
asked the doctor was seven days
a week too often ..,.. b G. Mur
dock and E. l.. Eason will always
learn to tell the truth when M
Murock is around for she will
give them away ....... When Z. l..
Eason returned home from Arka-
delphia a drunk man ran in the
station, bough, ticket. looked at
Z. LIS bag and said someone had
his bag and right there was where
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

and So. I. THESE
Scriptures form the
basis Of 4 study for
Sunday on Loyalty
Under Persecution.
Christians are not
promised an easy
time, but they are
assured sufhcient
grace for every
time Of need. This
lesson. II carefully
pondered. viii for
tify ones faith and
aAuA ,,a tnpth -.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

made special trip to Greenville
Monday. Alex Robinson was
welcomed visitor in Portland last
Friday -. Mrs. Lizzie Gurley
was the guest of Mrs. Sader and
Carlean Davenport Friday ............
Mrs. Johnnie Jacob was in Der
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and Theoplis Watson. Fifth grade;
Lue Wyatt, Loretta Livingston.
Jesse Jones, Eula jenkins, Juanita
Hatchett, Rosie Eslinger and Jes-
sic Anthony. Twelfth grade; Sid
ney Scott. Scholarship Honor Roll
Grade 2. Doris Mcdonald. Grade
8. Nora Shaw, Richard Smith and
THETA Berry. Grade 4: Georgia
Hatchett, Emergene Holiday and
May Hampton. Grade 5: Ruell
Jackson. Esetella Winston, Jesse
Jones and Eula Jenkins Grade H.
Minnie e. Reeves. Katherine Cole,
Conway Newton and Willie Arts
Walker -. The Newport Pirates
and Piratetts are practicing siren
ously for the opening of the bask-
etball season with a motto Of mo
defeats" ,s......
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

A SUBSCRIPTION TO THIS
PAPER WILL BE A CHRIST
MAS PRESENT THAT WILL
BE REMEMBERED ALL THRU
THE YEAR-MAIL US THE
NAME AND THREE DOLLARS
AND WE'LL DO THE REST
p. O. BOX 2179, LITTLE ROCK,
ARK.
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Des Arc
Ella M. Brown

The Northeastern District Sing
ing Union was held Sunday at
Green Grove Church Quite a few
from Des Arc attended and re-
ported having a nice meeting -.
Monday. Mrs Evie Holloway, Mrs
Blanche Robinson and Wilma
Jean Williams We're shoppers in
Little Rock ........ Miss Dora Lee
Williams, student at Dunbar was
week end visitor here ....... Miss
Lula Mae Govan and friend
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
pOR TLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

MRS. Sadie Davenport
Mrs. Mary Robinson of Dermott
visited her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Cur
ley Sunday -, Mrs. Carlean Dav-
export and Mrs. Beulah Cook
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

mott Saturday on business ............
Quite number attended the
Boosters program in Montrose on
Sunday -. Mrs. Bulah Cook
was in McGehee last week on
business.
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Courageous Loyalty

nPEN your Bible to Revelation.
~ and read the Arst seven chap
Ssrs. Then you will Be ready for
Ae1n lo:lo-4o, and ! Peter <:l3.ls.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

THE lesson concludes with that
= dramatic passage In Revelation
S:e-lI. Ia which We behold the
0.ae whits.robed throns about the
Assas Il God. singing. Blessing
an1 glory and wisdom and thanks.
giving and honor and power and
maoAt b unto our God forever and
ever. Amen"
Whs we're theys these are
ehsv WHICH came out q great trib.
s1aAasa. and have washed their
ssees and made them white In the
haosd sf The Lamb"
Loyalty under persecution Is de
Deadent absolutely upon the life.
swing power Of the blood Of the
Lamb.
"fs~ ses. I en- witb fbes, o BE- MOI
d2emsyed
- ~ y, God, end uin sin sips
fcepyfisAt BIZ the International Council
= NeHstous Educstion on behalf OF 20
krsssManf denominations. Released by
WAU yssfufss)
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~ . Ssas Helped
esuUlkBLE yourselves therefore
: = under the mighty hand Of
d. that hs may exalt you in due
49,; casting al your care upon
-, tnr he careth for YOU" l Peter
- Z. That y . splendid watch
Usr1 ior every boy and girl.
Msw. tarn y Acts le,ls-3e, and
- Nv Psul and Sllas, locked In
- lanes dungeon u midnight.
esuA pray and sing. That b what
1nQQeas y Tie Christian whs sim
!. esssly trusts n 0sd-whe acts On
- prsaise that Ged really cares
~ ~ trusting chiidren.
\ memory verse suggested for
&nday 10 found In Proverbs l7:22,
81 Il goes like this: "A cheerful
Aeert b Z COED medicine"
Have you watched some Christian
= afYiiction--how he or she could
Ness every passerby7 II was be-
cause that person possessed the
''eheerful heart" And each Of US
may have that precious possession.
= we remember Mark ll:22, Have
faith In God"
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

Clark 49,. Mrs. Gladys Mays and
Children, Leslie, Charlotte, d
neice. Ruby Nell Brown spent
Thanksgiving in Biggers 80. Rob-
ert johnson, Willie B. Alcorn and
Willie Arts Walker spent Thanks
giving day in Blacksmith - Sick
list--Mrs. Savannah Wiley, Mrs.
Rosa Wade. Amos Lindsey, ], D.
Davis, Henry Buckingham. Rev,
George Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Bats
- Mrs. Beatrice King was called
to the bedside of her father in
Cairo, Missouri.
NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Superintendent W. W. Baker
was the principle speaker at the
last session of PTA .......... Four
Thanksgiving baskets were sent to
families from the school. These
baskets were furnished by teach
ers and children, National Book
Week was observed. The library
girls sponsored a program with
Minnie B. Reeves in charge Mrs.
Jesse Balch, county librarian was
one of the guest speakers.
Citizenship Honor Roll:-Pre- pri-
mer; Edith Hampton; Virginia
Walker, Carl King. First grade:
Irene Walker, Arlee Patterson. and
Lucy Donaldson. Second grade:
Doris Mcdonald. Fourth grade:
Georgia Hatehett, Mamie Jones,
Polly Foster. Lucille Patrick. Vel
ma Williamson, Robert Ellington,
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12
esurasseus Loyalty

i COX now at Revelation ASH,
- and 3:l4-22. for the example OF
The church at Smyrna, burdened by
tribulation and poverty, but rich"
n the promise that Q crown Of life
owaited them.
u vas far more difficult 10 be .
CAristian In the first century than
4 b n the twentieth century. BY
WAicA I mean that the early
Christians were few In number
and without any backing Of public
spia1sa. They were despised ~
1he leWiy followers Of the cruci-
- carpenter Of Nazareth. Today,
Christians are acknowledged as
NJ best citizens In every com.
nunity.
Even 80, there are tests for US
tests that will be too much for hu.
man courage and loyalty. II we are
lrue 70 the teachings OF Jesus az
they relate 10 everyday life. we
shall need that same enduemen,
Shich thu Christians at Smyrna
possessed, else our dlscipleship will
.sAsMs he name Of our Lord.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

he and E. L. had a race through
Arkadelphia.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-12

aeUe1 h courage and Christian
0aise Tor these days Of discipleship.