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Evening star., 1947-10-17

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Evening star., 1947-10-17

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one of the most productive farms IN
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you are looking for good paying In
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Price OF S225, 900 includes everything.
17O-acre dairy farm. near Bowling
Green, Va Price, $4,000.
II you are interested in farm, now
is the time to buy: We have large Sc
lection RAY BARNEY g. SON, Vienna
Va. Vienna 21S. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-17

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Wilson lane. facing Maiden lane. Nal
offer Call WO 1901 -1a
Evening star., 1947-10-17


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Evening star., 1947-10-17

Fredercksburs 100 acres OPEN e'b Balance nee
est 100000 BID. it. marketable timber;
land in high state cultivation: price, So
ST 100 Down, $40 MO, buys my 100 acres
woodland, 23 mi east OF Charlottesville,
sig acre; 2,40O yds on State road;
streams, home sites. L. L. SELF, Louisa,
The Western news., 1947-05-22
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
RECEIVES FIVE INTO
COMMUNICATE MEMBERSHIP

Five young peoP-e were received
into communicant membership by
the First Lutheran Church by con-
firmation last Sunday at the morn
inc service. They were Claradell
Kessei daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Kessel. Patsy Kessel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kessel,
Patricia Peterson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Peterson, Norma Rae
Solem, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobn Solem' and Earnest Engle,. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Engle.
Mrs Donald Roberts was received
by letter of transfer.
A trio, consisting of Miss Ruth
Hanson, Mrs. Don Roberts, and Miss
Anna Ronning and the Girls Chorus
provided the special music for the
service. Mrs John Appeigren ac-
companied the trio on the piano.
The chancel of the church was made
beautiful with lilacs and tulips.
The Western news., 1947-05-22
LUDvIKsON--LOGAN

Stephen Ludvikson and Beryl
Logan, were united in marriage
May l at residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Gunther in candle light cere-
mony. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. James Stephenson. The
bride wore blue crepe street dress
and carried a bouquet of red roses.
After the ceremony which was per-
formed by Justice of the Peace, Fred
H. Maurer, the bride and bride
groom were hosts to many of their
friends, at which time the wedding
cake was cut and refreshments were
served.
The bride groom has been resi-
dent of Libby for many years ex-
cept for four years spent in the
armed forces. The bride was for
mer resident of Moyie Springs, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludvikson will make
their home in Libby and have the
best wishes of a host of friends.
The Western news., 1947-05-22
w. O. II. Nj. TO OBSERVE
CHAPTER ANNIVERSARY

Junior regent Marjory Burse pre-
sided over the regular meeting OF
the w. o. T. M held May is at the
Moose Hall. At this meeting it was
decided to observe the 2lst ami
versary of the founding of Libby
Chapter No. sos. Hence, May % at
$3.50 D. m. at the Caboose dining
room the members of this chapter
will gather for a dinner to celebrate
the occasion. Co-Workers Ellen Cole
and Billie Murray are the commit
tee in charge of arrangements and
all members desiring to attend are
urged to contact this committee I'M
mediately if they wish a reserva-
ton.
other business of the May Is
meeting included nominations for
new officers. Election will be held
at the regular meeting of June 5.
There will also be initiation Of
candidates. This meeting will be at
the hall and there will be pot luck
lunch
Co-worker Cornelia Conn won the
gift given by the Membership Com
mittee, co-workers Muriel Thomp-
son and Angeline Reedy.
After the business meeting, CO.
workers Inez Smith and Myrtle
Clark served a very delicious lunch
eon.-Pub. Chairman.
The Western news., 1947-05-22
MRS. BEEBE RETURNS FROM
VISITING JUVENILE ORANGES

Mrs. Julia A. Beebe, Juvenile
Superintendent of the Montana
State Grange returned from Kalis-
pell Saturday, where she has been
visiting Juvenile Oranges.
The Matrons of the Juvenile
Oranges of ~Flathead County met
with Mrs. Beebe to perfect a pro-
gram for the Juvenile Camp to be
held at the M F. Institute Grounds
on Flathead Lake July II, Is. 10,
Children between the ages of 10 ard
IA whose parents are Grangers may
attend this camp. There will also be
a camp for the older youth at the
same time and place
The Western news., 1947-05-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
FOR THE PAST WEEK

Following is a report of the
weather as furnished through the
courtesy of the Libby Ranger Sta
ton.
The Western news., 1947-05-22

CLAYTON McGill left Monday for
Davenport, Wn., where he IS mana
ger of the Safeway store. Clayton
has been visiting with friends ana
The Western news., 1947-05-22

Clay Parker was in Eureka Sun
day where he cared for business
matters.
Evening star., 1947-12-09
Room-siize Wool Rugs
a host of patterns, piles, size
and colors for your choosing

holidays expert long,
small or need Decorator coors and textures
refresh your themes for these list from collection
outstanding makers undoo ydroby
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
PARKDALE
Luvcnia Maxwell

Mrs. Donnie Jefferson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thornton
recently Mrs. jamie Claiborne
spent the weekend in Sunshine
as guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs viii Bonzcman .... The
Golden Star Quartet rendered a
program al Penny CME Church
Sunday night . Mrs Clauzell
Gray spent Saturday evening in
Portland .. Misses Johnnie Lee
and Mary Lee Frazier visited in
Dermott last week ... Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Dooley, Jr. Of Mem
phis were guests Of Mr.. Dooley's
parents. MIR and Mrs Nelson
Doolcr Sr. ... The Southern Spe-
cial Quartet of Tillar rendered q
program Sunday night at the
Maxwell School.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moody

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moody -..
Rev. Donald was dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Perry last week
..... H. Evans was called home to
the bedside of his sick baby who
is getting better ....-.. SCHOOL
NOTES. Douglas High School fac
ulty met Monday evening with
the principal, Prof z, Germany
presiding. Mrs. Ruby Barnes, sec
rotary; Mrs. Lewis, treasurer;
Mrs. |. G.. Hayden, reporter. Off
GERS elected for the year Super
visor of Literary Society, Mrs. b.
Lewis, Supervisor of Music, Mrs
!. G. Hayden; Supervisor of Ath-
letics, Prof. Germany. The, school
is still growing. Glasses are being
held in the churches while the
school building is being remodel
ed. A large group from Russell
vile is attending the school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
ROSSTON.
Lena Mae Galberth

Services at New Bethel Sunday
were reported to be fine. Four
persons, Charles and Carmel It'd
well, Fred Lee Young and Lee
Vester Blakely were baptized ....
Nevada County Training School
opened Monday, September 18th
with large enrolment Two new
buildings have been constructed
since last term Prof Haynie has
been quite busy with the new
buildings and putting the canning
program over, Mines. Hayne and
l.. z. Young are back .. Mrs.
Emma Parker returned home Fri
day after a visit with her mother.
Mrs Hicks .. win c. Gulley left
for Michigan Saturday .... Mrs.
Nellie Cross is here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. L. Jen-
kins .. Have your news ready
when the paper girl comes
around.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
Excellent Advice

EvEN SO. Solomon was ready. by
l. the time he wrote Ecclesiastes,
10 give some excellent advice. He
had discovered that pomp and cere-
mony are meaningless--that they
turn at last to ashes.
For example, He (God) hath
made everything beautiful In its
Time" chapter 3, verse IL. Solo
mon had dealt in the artificial.
he had worn the most costly
robes. lived in the finest palaces,
had gardens set up to please any
passing whim.
But now that he has come to see
the vanity Of men, he can at last
open his eyes to the beauty which
God creates. And now he has be-
come wise man. indeed. There is
beauty everywhere if only we have
eyes TO sec.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

Rev. Cox of Detroit have return
ed from Kansas City where they
attended the National Baptist
Convention, Rev. Cox preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday at Lo-
noke Baptist Church ...a Mines.
Lucille Love and Alice Epperson
are still on the sick list Mrs,
Martha Griffin and Henry Pen
nington were married September
18th 1850. Rev. A. Williams, pastor
of st. James Baptist Church, has
returned from the National Bap-
fist Convention in Kansas City,
Mo. 49,. Mrs. A. Williams has re-
turned from Los Angeles, Califor-
mia where she spent more than
month with her daughters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
WE ARE STILL ISSUINGl
FULL BENEFIT POLICIES
UNIVERSAL LIFE ms. co.
DElARk

A spiritual revival was conduct
ed here September LIST by Rev. w.
p. Wellington of Malvern. Two
souls we're added to the church.
On the last night Rev Weddin-
gton and his family were dinner
guests Of the pastor and his fam
lily 49,. The Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs. A Hunter.
Three little girls were asked to
raise some money, They reported,
B. G. W. Six dollars, ten cts M. II
SITS; E. R.. $l.15. Total $500 500.
Rev T. M. BerkS and members of
Oak Grove visited here Sunday.
Rev. Berks preached a soul stir
RING sermon and their male quar-
tet, the Silver Tones sang some
fine selections. Visiting preachers
were Rev. II. Eaton and Rev. e.
lfuQuD -.-a.- ~ Ntly INV pON "'P
per was given Saturday night at
Dalark Public School $4,000 was
raised from the sale Of boxes .....
Ora Fred Harris of Camden visited
relatives and friends here ..-" Mr.
and Mrs. H. Starks are the proud
grand parents of granddaughter
- GOSSIP: Well, the box supper
seems to have made some certain
cats and chicks fall in love. After
buying V. Crudups box and such
a fine lunch c. Neal could not
leave her. So they are doing fine
for themselves ...... JAJ did not
der if it was because of Bib.
feel so well Saturday night. Won
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

liott, Williams, Henderson, Ray,
Bendford, Mr. Thrower ana Joe "A
Hardy, winner ....r.,. On Friday
who is i'll .....,.., Elder White and
Mr.. Bass of Litroe were dinner
night, the 18th the pastor ana
ministers We're served at the
home Of Joe A. Hardy on the
lawn. Ice cream and cake were
served to Rev. and Mrs, Larry,
Rev. williams of Camden, Rev,
Redden, Mr., and Mrs, Wash Da-
Wis, Mrs. Ida Henderson, Mrs,
Gladys Mack, Mrs, Bamma Taylor
--.... sympathy is extended to Dor
sey Bendford in the loss of his
wife Many friends from Huttg
attended the funeral 800. Mrs Ma
ME Boyett and son are here visit
ing her uncle, Rudolph Bendford
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jethro
Bass ..... Atty, G. A. johnson is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

Mrs. I. T. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Scott of
Houston, Texas have returned TO
their home after spending a week
with her mother. Mrs. Minnie Hol-
lis and other relatives .... Sgt. Lee
Roy Marion. Jr. spent week at
his home. He also visited Rev.
and Mrs. G II. Griffin. Sgt. Mar
ion is a veteran teacher in East
Texas .... Mrs. Farmer Green and
j Thomas Mrs. Green's grandson
spent two weeks IN Hope with
her brother and friends .... Lit
Teton Laudcrmilk son of Mrs
Beatrice Laudermilk spent the
summer with his grandparents in
Hope .... Rev. J A. Johnson and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
" ords Of Wisdom

THE next section Of Sundays les
i son brings us to one of Solo
mons greatest confessions. He says,
chapter 8. verse IA: II know that,
whatsoever God doeth, il shall be
forever; nothing can be put to it.
nor anything taken from 1t; and God
doeth it. that men should fear before
him."
We do well to remember that
Ged II, and that he In good, and
that he Is sovereign. "This is our
Fathers world" wrote Maltbie
BabcOck. Here Is q truth for to-
day. In our dismay over the
atomic bomb. we are about to for
get that God intended for man 10
discover atomic energy. and he
expected man to have enough
moral stamina 10 use this discov-
cry for his good and Gods glory.
Which brings US to the heart of
the Preachers message. chapter II.
verse 10. Let us hear the conclu.
sion Of the whole matter; fear God,
and keep his commandments for
this is the whole duty Of man."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

Dorado on the l4th - St An.
drew AME Church closed a sue
cessful revival Friday night, Sep
TENDER 18th. Rev. Redden is pas
tor. Rev. Larry of Camden was
the speaker. Out of town minis
ters were Rev, Williams, Rev
Itimpley Of Camden and Mrs.
Larry. Money raised, Sl1585 1000
Miss Earlenc Ward has treturned
to Oakland, California, She spent
several days here with her aunts,
Mines. Addie Smith and Gladys
Mack While here thsy motored
to Minden to visit W. l.. Mack <.
Rev. V. j. Johnson. Rev S. d,
Dorsey and Rev, Chambliss have
returned from the National Bap-
fist Convention in Kansas City,
Mo. - Persons with cleaners dur
ing the revival were Mines. FL
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

Solomon was a very unwise man In
many Of the manifestations of his
life. He had every advantage, but
Welded to selfish pursuits Of pleas
ure when he might have been serv-
ing his day and generation by the
will OF God.
Why do l point to Solomon as an
unwise man? From his own testi-
mony-"I gave my heart to know
wisdom, and to know madness and
folly; perceived that this also is
vexation Of spirit. For In much wis
dom is much grief; and he that in
creas seth knowledge increaseth sor-
row"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26

baby are doing fine ,--a Raymon
Harper has returned to his home
after spending a two week yaca-
tien in Chicago, III ..... Mrs. Flora
Gordon and grandchildren have
returned home after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs Porlinioe Tur-
ner ...a Eey Nj. L. Younablood at
tended tie National BAPTIST Con
vention in Kansas City, Missouri
last week The members of the
Church Of God had their first SER
vice in their new building Sep
tember 7. Rev John Harper is
pastor ] B. Charles left for
Detroit, Mich, Monday He has
been here visiting his parents for
three months ...,... Jim Mitchell
was the house guest of Miss Eliza
beth Smith and Miss Luberta
Smith last Sunday afternoon ..,"..
Mr.. and Mrs, Lum Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Harper, and Mrs Vir-
ginia Stringer motored to Hot
Springs last week ..... Rev T. O.
Crudup is now in school at Short
err College in No. Little Rock ......
Mrs Hazel Bell and June left for
Kansas City. Mo. to visit Mrs.
Maud Thompson -. Rev. and Mrs.
T. O. Crudup, Mrs. Nancy Hughes
and Mrs Sylvia Thomas visited
the members at Spring Hill last
Sunday ....., Mrs. Altha Mitchell,
who has been here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Nit
chell left for her home in Kan
sas City, Kansas last week Mrs.
Minnie Patillo is visiting in Hot
Springs ...... Harry Seoggins of
Pittsburgh, Penn is here visiting
his mother and nephew. Mrs. Syl-
via Evans and Perry Mccoy An
appreciation Rally was held at
B thel AME Church $500 Rev. w,
M. Erby preached the Apprec a
ton Sermon at 3 o'clock. Choirs
from Arkadelphia, Gurdon, Pres
colt, and Springhill were present
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watts of
Chicago, III. and Mrs. Ethel Tor
renee of Hot Springs were the
weekend guests of Mrs. Rubye
Haynie 49,. Mrs. Zelma Hayes had
a very bad fall last week. She is
reported doing fairly well .-.. Mrs
Erma Pressby has moved to
Mountain Pine.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
OARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Missionary Donald Of Spring
field spent the weekend here en-
route home from the National
Baptist Convention in Kansas
City. Mo. He preached at 81. John
Baptist Church for morning and
evening service Both sermons
were soul-stirring ..... Miss Jean
Pierce of ST Louis, Mo. is visit
ing friends here .. Mrs. Alma
Hawkins has returned from the
hospital and is improving Mrs.
J. c. Cleveland organized an ac-
tive and successful Usher Board
Mrs. Lucille Kellybrew is presi-
dent .... The special delegation
train from the National Baptist
Convention in Kansas City. No
arrived in Russellville at 1920 A
NJ. on the 18th. The train was we'll
equipped with plenty Of refresh
ments. Dean Taylor was behind
the counder and Rev. Elliott ser.
we'd as butcher boy. Attending the
convention were Mr.. and Mrs
General Enoch and Mrs J.. C
Cleveland Partial report OF the
Women's convention Saturd a y
evening was S9a8520 Mrs. Mary
Moody Fitch Of Los Angeles, Cali
rnia is home visiting her par
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
Seeking the Best in Lie

EOLOMON, by his own testimony,
~ missed much of the finer things
o3 life; but he sdmonishes the read.
er to profit by his mistake and seek
me best in life. For example, in
chapter 2, verse "A. Solomon says:
There Is nothing better for a man.
than that he should eat and drink.
and that he should make his soul
enjoy good In his labour."
Every boy and girl in the world
knows the Joy Of honest work, at
least ] Aepe %. Have you grown
. beautiful flower? A vegetable
garden? Cut . cord Of FIRE wood?
Then 20 know that work Il one
- the essential ways Of seeking
Tie best In life.
Then Solomon. comes to the first
eight verses Of the last chapter-s
golden section for memory. II is
one Of the first passages OF Scrip.
ture I ever learned. ! trust every
young person reading this column
will commit that passage to MEM
cry. II you have not already done so.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
AUGUSTA
i. ID. Gipson

~ Ns'P''
After five weeks confined in
the Baptist Hospital, Little Rock,
Ms. Mildred Gipson has been dis
charged and is back home again
resting and improving nicely She
takes this opportunity to extend
thanks to all of her friends who
visited her and sent cards letters
and other gifts -.-.,. Mrs. Lorene
Payne and Miss Earnestine Wright
from Augusta District entered
Shorter College on the l4th Miss
Myrtle Brown of Gregory joined
them September 22nd. These
yonng ladies are very promising
for this years basketball team -.
Mrs. Lille Ward member of
Ward Chapel and long time re-
sident of this city died very sud
denly Tuesday, September 10th -.
Revs. w. l.. Martin. j. T. Mitchell,
G. A. Brown, E. w. D. Higgins
and Rev. Williams attended the
Baptist National Convention in
Kansas City and report a very in
teresting meeting ..... Mrs. Lucille
Layne spent last Sunday in Cot
ton Plant visiting relatives and
friends ..,~ The revival that was
to have been held at st. Paul
Gregory has been definitely put
off because the officers decided
that gathering cotton was more
important than saving souls. The
pastor did his part; we'll someone
will have to account to God for
this act ...... HOME DEMONSTRA-
TON NEWS; Mrs. Mary Caldwell,
Home Demonstration Agent and
Mines. Susie Perry, Corene Po-
well, Edna Brewer, Mae l.. Tenn
pie and Ollie Seats of Woodruff
County attended the State Home
Dem O n S ira on Coun-
Gil at Arkansas Baptist College re-
Gently Previous to the State
Council the Woodruff County
Council met with New Salem
Home Demonstration Club and
made plans for the State Council.
A demonstration was given by
the agent and exhibits were shown
by Mines. Mae l.. Temple, Willie
Goats, Pearl Immersion, Ida Black
and Lena Jackson The next coun-
Gil meeting will be October 18th
at Revel .-..,,.... THOUGHTS FOR
THE DAY: Beware lest thou for
get God These farewell words
were delivered by Moses to Isreal.
1t is true that in the busy rush of
life we are prone to forget God
AS soon as some people get hole
of a boot and shoe they forget
God, There are others who do not
think about God as long as they
are prospecting or as long as things
are going well with them. There
are others who use God as a side
line, and only think about God
in time of trouble or distress.
Grant us courage 0 God this day
to be true to Thee in thought and
word and deed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-26
GURDON
Depriest Campbell

Miss Virginia Hunt, Miss Bob
ye Ann Hunt and Herbert Hunt
left Tor their home in Jonesboro
La. after a 2 month stay with
their father, Charlie Hunt -. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. TIA Harper a
fine baby girl September 8. Moth
er and baby are fine 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs Elmore Grove are the proud
parents of baby girl. Mother and