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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
OBITUARY

Clarence Jackson. Sr. of 1l05
W Goth st. died in Little Rock
Hospital Tuesday. Mr., Johnson
was a member of Shiloh BAPTIST
Church. a veteran of World War
/, and also was employed by the
Mo. Z Lines as a dining car
waiter. Funeral services will be
held in Monroe. LA. today at
Triumph Baptist Church. Rev w.
W Hill pastor Survivors are:
Mrs. Cecilia Riley Jackson, wife:
c. J. Jackson, Jr, Of ST. Louis,
son; John Wallace brother; f.
NJ Sargent, aud r. r. Wallace
unclcs; Mrs. Victoria Riley cous.
in.
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LoUANN

Etne N. Jones
Mrs Nancy Elliott of Camden
fell and knocked her shoulder out
of place Mrs. Elnora Andrews
spent a night with her mother
AS she come through Illinois. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Staples. of
Magnolia, visited their parents
and relatives here recently -.
Miss Bertha Anderson and Ben
Oliver visited Mrs. Alberida Fra
zier recently. Ben Oliver Is send
ing his vacation with his family
and trends Mr. and Mrs. Lee
w. Elliott and Mr.. and Mrs. John
ME Cooper spent Saturday night
IN Buckner with their sister,
Mrs. l.. NJ Hawthorne. N. r.
Elliott spent the 18th Of June in
Rosston with Mrs. Lena Tommie
and husband Have your news
redy when the paper girl comes
by
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Fort Smith
Mrs. Adeline Whitfield

Mrs. Estella Rawls. Little Rock
was guest of honor, Thursday
night June 30, at an entertain
ment given by Mrs. Evelyn Reu-
duct. So n. 9th Stu. The
house was beautifully decorated
with gladiolas and daises.. Mrs.
Margaret Johnson served as re
gistrar. Mrs. Rachel Harris served
at the table. A mystery game was
played with Mrs b. 7. Trammel
winning the prize. The guest OF
honor was presented crystal
vanity set There Were 20 ladies'
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson
present,
are visiting in Seattle, Washing
ton with Mrs. Wilson's twin bro
Their. Fred Claridy. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson expect to stop at various
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T.. c. Cutter

The X. of p. held Its monthly
meeting Thursday night Inc
Order of Calanthe No. LOG Is ask
ing all members to be present
July 10th to make arrangements
.Jr the Grand Court. Mrs. Ida
aeeks, w. c.. Rev. Il. c. Cut
IT will Do in Caledonia Sunday.
lev. w. l.. Crowner Is pastor He
egan preaching at Ebenezer
BAPTIST Church in 1900 when Rev.
r A. Patterson was pastor. -
Robert r. will visit his mother
and aunt In Detroit Michigan
this summer Johnnie Washing
ton and his two sons. Frank Ed
ward and Dewain of Detroit. Mich
igan visited their father and
grandfather, Rich Washington,
1892 Short Hilsboro who Is i'm
proving -. Booker T Washington
of Detroit. Michigan is here to
visit his mother, Mrs. Parlie
Washington and his grandfather,
Rich Washington. Mrs. Almea-
ter Carter, 1922 Short Hillsboro,
grand daughter of Rich Washing
ton met her husband. Sgt John
Carter in Gurdon Tuesday. Miss
Ethel Cobb celebrated her 10th
birthday June Goth at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
q Cobb, 1918 Il & b Street. Miss
n Is a member of the senior
e : at AM & N ollege, Pine
Drs. +. l.. Cummings and
Rainey attended the Arkan-
sds medical and Dental Associa-
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>ssToN
IA Mae Galburth

Ia wac 1diDuTtn
re Mason Lodge held their
4..eating at New Bethel Church
Sunday June 90. Rev. f. l..
Jung preached the sermon and
% amount raised was $25,27.
After services at Bethel, Rev.
Thomas and family, Monroe San
ders and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l.,
n. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Tidwell. and l.. Hicks went to
Harrison Chapel to Rev. J. +.
Russ anniversary. Rev. w. d.
Anthony preached the sermon.
The amount raised was $103.33.
Be ready TO pay for your paper
when the paper girl comes
around.
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TWILL DO

TWILL DO
The Twill Do Corterie Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Annie
Mae Holiday, COS w. 10th Street
Thursday night June rs. A game
of whist was played. Prize win
ners We're Mrs. Roberta Roach
first prize; Mrs. Ruby Jackson,
your thumb and little finger. C
won the BOBBY prize Refresh
ments We're served by the hostess
The next meeting will be held
July 10th ut the residence of Mrs
Jessie Herndon, 221l w 10Th st.
Mrs. Gertrude Cleveland presi-
dent.
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Playground News.

East End School. The Junior
AMI senior soft ball teams were
d. d Lest Thursday by the Jr
ard 81 Teams of Stephens play
G@G1ud, The teams were accom-
raa'ea to Philander Smith Col.
lcGe rounds by the Assistant
llrt ctor Miss X. Allison Both
teams also played Gibbs at East
trd Friday The Junior team won
los, but the ST.. team lost their
game.
The Junior line up for East
End is as follow; Willie Milton
SIS: James Brown, 2b; Leo Pryor.
Ct; James Nichols, c; O. B. Bean,
lib; Benny Gipson, II; Sterling
Russell. If; Herman Mtchellrf;
James Findley, p; Floyd Pen.
nington, CT; Arthur Cross, If;
George Roland IS; Robert
Shaw, 2b, and Wilbert Johnson,
2b. The senior team played at
Bush playground yesterday.
In the horse shoe pitching con.
test, Benny Gibson and Bobby
Sanders hold first place. 0 B.
Bean and Sterling Russell are
second.
The senior soft ball team will
play a game today and there
will be a picnic on the play.
ground.
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She was accompanied as far as
st. Louis. Mo. by her son. Lonnie
Williams who was en- route to
an Army camp in Illinois Mr..
and Mrs. Alpern Ellis and Mrs. FL
lis sister Miss Jackson Of l.. A.,
Calf, We're dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stringer Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Lum Ellis Mrs. Virginia
Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. Alvern
Ellis, Rudell Ellis and Mrs. Theo
Ellis mother have returned from
St Louis where they spent the
10Th visiting relatives. Mrs. Arie
Curry left for visit with her
children in Chicago and Indiana.
Mrs. Mary Smaller of Cleveland.
Ohio and job Tate Of Illinois are
here for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jones of Little Rock
spent few hours here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. VIII
liams Bethel AME Church will
hold a drive July 18Th. Funds
raised will go for the purpose of
building an annex to the church
The public is invited to attend
Rev. 7. o. Crudup is pastor.
Mrs. Mildred Edwards of Los An.
geles. California is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Hayes. They
spent the week end with their
mother, Mrs. Mary Lue Scott.
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ON AND OFF-Seems to be a
game played in Little Rock by
the Police Department as far as
Negro officers are concerned
These men were recently appoin-
ted to the force to patrol the 9Th
Street area after a number OF
months with the area going with
insufficient protection. Now az
ter few months OF protective
service, these men are put off.
Lack OF finance, the city says!
A city with approximately thirty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04
JACKSONVILLE

Sunday School was conducted
splendidly last Sunday, with a
large group attending Mr.. and
Mrs Booker Harris. formerly of
Jacksonville. are now residing In
Oakland, California and send
news back that they are the
roud parents Of baby girl -.
r. and Mrs. Willie Williams for
arly of Little Rock, had Mrs.
anna Pope OF Richmond, Cali.
fornia, and Mrs. Ella Williams OF
81 Louis Mo as their guests last
Sunday
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Texarkana
Mrs. |. 8. Marshall

Mrs. I. 8. Marshall
Mrs. Clara Afford Of 2l0 ~.
Kirby street left for Los Angeles
California to visit her husband
who is sick. Eubene Marshall.
Jr. and Otha Tyler left for Pine
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Bald Knob
T ommye Jean Blake

Tommye Jean Blake
Miss 3. r. Clark has returned
home after spending the week
end with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Williams of New.
port 90. Il. l.. Evans Is home
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NASHVILLE

GOSSIP The boy around Nash
Vile are going TO Murfree5boro
and Ozan every Sunday What
are you going to do about It
girls? -. William Jones ha gone
to Antoine and Jim and Ethel
are back again. What happy
couple -,
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READ THE PRESS!
CRosSETT
u. S. Mitchell

CT oSSETT
U. S. Mitchell
Rufus Doles. Junior Releford,
and Mr. Price spent Saturday
night in FL Dorado. ]. 7. Stev-
ason spent the week end at Der,
mott with relatives and friends,
Mrs. Harvey Curry and daughter
Of Monroe, La, are visiting Mrs.
Curry's brother and sister in law
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

Negro representation from city
funds. No Negro recreation. and
no decrease in taxation for lack
of facilities that are furnished
with taxpayers money. The City
doesn't" have funds to pay Ne
arc police to patrol Negro dis
tricts. but it has purchased new
automobiles for white police to
ride around in
(Officer Swedebure, center, was
retained after considerable nro.
test from Or. J. M. Robinsonl.
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$500 HEAR MARIAN
ANDERSON OPEN DELL
SERIES

Philadelphia, Pa. CHS More
than $4,000 people were on hand
to hear Marian Anderson open
the outdoor summer series at
Robin Hood Dell. The much 'aui
ed contralto sang a group Of ltal-
ian arias as we'll as the tradition
al set Of spltiruals and was sup
ported by the nlnety-piece Dell
orchestra as directed by Dimitri
Metropolis.
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Bastc Butt0nh0les

Before washing sweater. but
.onholes should be basted together
N keen them FROM stretching
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-04

Bluff To visit relatives and
friends julius Stevenson and
Taylor Forney are still on the sick
list t.. Firth Sunday services
We're conducted by the Mission.
AIRY Society. Mrs. Blanche viii
liams, president. e. The Red Cir.
Gle meets each Wednesday at 2:
80 p. NJ.
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AWAY ON BUSINESS
Mrs Gertrude Rutlcdge, 1922 w.
10th Street was called out Of the
city this week on business.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
PHiLANDER SAITH

Phiander Smith College obser.
we'd It's annual Public Relations
Week. March 81 to April 5th. The
week started off in keeping with
the national as we'll as city-wide
clean up program Students and
faculty members reported to cha.
pei dressed In work fatlgues to
join in cleaning the entire cam
pus community inside buildings
and outside, The enthusiasm and
seriousness of the task was most
gratifying.
On Tuesday, the Board Of Trust
ecs gathered for the dual purpost
OF their annual meeting as well
az celebration of Founders Day
Bishop r. w. Kelly presented
the speaker DR.. NJ. s. Davage,
secretary to the Board Of Educa'
ton who brought most inspr.
ing address In the form of the
brief history of PSC, extending
appreciation to our founders In an
effort 70 inspire the present facul-
~ and students TO catch some
thing OF their spirit In helping
to build a bigger and better
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
IN MEMORiAM

In loving Of our dear mother,
Mrs. Cassie Clay, who departed
this life October s, 1927.
Twenty years have passed dear
Mother,
Since God has called you home
in Heaven,
Around the snow white throne,
For memory Is the only thing
That grief can call it's own
We miss you. oh, We miss you.
How could We help but cry?
But if We live as you lived,
Well meet you again by and by,
No one knows of the sadness
Only those who have lost can tell
OF grief that's formed 10 silence,
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
BENTON
Miss charIene Peers

Mrs. John Boyd is home after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Yarboug, of Prescott, Mrs.
Lenora Brantly of Hutchison, KS,
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Pain
and children of Dexter spent Eas
ter with Mr., and Mrs. Ed. John
son The Cottie Colman family
have recovered from serious
attack of flu 49,, Mrs. Grace
Carr, of Sparkman, visited her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. p. b,
Franklin -, Mrs. Wllmar Rhine
hart, a teacher at Rock Port,
spent Easter with home folk go.
Pleasant Hill A NJ e Sunday
School held their annual Easter
Egg Hunt on the church lawn,
at 400 p. NJ. -. Mrs. Maggie
Holman, Of Malvern, Is at the
bedside Of her sister, Mrs. Susan
Steele :. Mrs. Georgia A. Smith
Of Leola, visited her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Smith Johnson, en-
route to Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
CAPITOL HILL

Gibbs Gray Boys played Cant.
tol Hills Gra-Y's on the campus.
last Tuesday. The score was 81
In favor Of Gibbs. Our boys plan
to retake this score In the near
future.
The primary department held
it's first practice for the May
Festival to be held on the Cam.
pus May |. Field and track will
be held the first section of the
May day, and ealisthenics and
folk dances will be held the sec.
ond section.
The Thrift Monitors elected for
the spring term in the ga grade
We're: Leodis Wright, John Ma
tion, Garriston Shynes and Char.
les Beavers.
The GA and 5-B Library class.
es and Thrift Clubbers spent two
exciting and interesting hours at
the airport last Friday. A chart.
cred bus arrived at Capitol Hill
AT 9:3o am. and took the pupils
and their teacher-sponsors, Miss.
as r. N. Wilson, S. M. Care.
Tiers and Principal II. H. Denton
directly to the field.
Our first adventure was that OF
inspecting the main hangar.
While there a real parachute was
shown TO the pupils. and how they
are used was explained. Kinds of
planes shown were: Cessna. Tay.
iorcraft, Tow Target, Mustang. p
IL, and C-S2. An interesting sight
was the Cargo Plane which flew
four'star General Wainwright into
Little Rock, last Thursday.
To climax the trip, an army of.
ficer very graclously escorted us
around that portion OF the field
now being used for army training
purposes. He showed us through
the Parachute Plane. commonly
called the Mustang The trip prov
ed TO he educational as we'll as
interesting and was enjoyed by
all
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
READER

Eva 3. Blake
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Johnson en-
route to Rockford, I'll. from his
Uncle's funeral spent the week.
end with Mrs Il. V. Forman
Sunday. Rev. w. M. Carol, pas
tor, preached soul stirring Eas.
ter Sermon Sunday -. A pro-
gram followed with Miss Gerld-
Inc Goldsmith, sponsor Mrs.
Beachie Henry, of Gurdon, was
here visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Matte Abner, Sunday -. Mrs.
Louella Forman and daughter.
Helen Marie, were the guest of
Mrs f. V. Forman Sunday -.
The Four King gospel singers,
will render a program here Sun
day, April Gath R. l.. Butler
F. W. Abner and W. d. Blake
are on the sick list
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
KENSETT
Beulah Washington

beulah Washington
Mrs. Willie Allen, Of England,
spent the weekend with her sis
ter and Mother, Mrs. Della Allen
49, Mr.. and Mrs, r. l.. Kynard
have returned from visit In
Popular Bluff, Mo. 49,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adell Rice are the proud
parents of a baby girl go. Cleo
Brewer of West Point, and Miss
Vera Walker OF Kensett were
married Monday evening -.
Hammond, of West Point and
Mrs. Corrine Kynard of Kensett
were married Saturday evening.
Mines JAMIE Nance, Corrine
Arnold, Fillisher Gordon, Louise
Cowans and b. Washington
spent Friday in Little Rock
Misses Tommie Zene Walker.
Ermogene Arnold, Ike Arnold, Jr
of Baptist College, John Cowans
of Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn. and NJ II. Waddy Jr. of
Philander Smith College spent
the weekend with their parents.
Mrs. Drucille Crompton, of st.
Louis. Is the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Hannah :. Rev.
Albert st. Clair, of BatesvilIe.
spent two days visiting his mo.
Their, Mrs. f. l.. st. Clair. who
was sick -. Mrs. Anna Moore
OF st. Louis. Mo. is visiting re.
latives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18

Church Sunday, April 9th. Rev
G. w. Anderson preached a won.
derful sermon on the Risen
Christ Mrs. Eula Fields,
Mistress of Ceremony, Marzella
Walker, Secretary =. Visitors
were: Mrs. Pace of North Little
Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Fuller
of Lonoke and Mr.. and Mrs. Jon.
Tor Huiden of Little Rock On
the sick list are Mrs. Siller Wal
ter. Milton Walker, Mrs. MALARIA
Connect, and Mrs Sussie Bonting
We hope for them speedy re-
covery -. Gold Lake All Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Moopa CONNECT, Friday evening
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
cHIDEsTER

Mary Townsend
The Pleasant Hill Chimes,
female quartet rendered a won.
derful program at Bethel A. M. e.
Church, last Sunday. Their uni
forms were lovely -. The
Friendly Four Quartet gave sew.
eral selections, which added to
the program -. The Friendly
-Four and the Pleasant Hill
Chimes will contest at Plea
SAINT Hill Tuesday night -. The
members OF Pleasant Hill Ban.
fist Church are planning a fine
program for the End Sunday
night.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
OLYPHANT
Matte c Fields

Matte G Fields
New Bethel Baptist Church is
getting on the way here in build
ing a New Church e.. The Shut
ms are Virgo Dicus, Mrs. Susie
Roland Mrs. Marget Johnson
We hope for them speedy re-
covery -. Mrs. Minnie Roland
passed at Ellitons hospital April
5, l947. The Community lost a
pioneer citizen and New Bethel
a Great member - Survivors
are: TWO daughters, Mrs. Clifton
Dupins of North Little Rock and
Mrs. John Simmons of Olyphant;
2 brothers, Tom Morris of New
port, and Ed Morris OF Olyphant,
10 grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren and a host OF OF
her relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
CONWAY
George Edwards

Christ Temple Church held
their home coming rally Easter
Sunday The morning service
consisted of baptising and a
special sermon by the pastor. ED
j. ID. Gordon -. At 800 o'clock
the Thompson Brothers Quartet
rendered a musical program, Mrs
Ida Adams sponsor e., Total col.
lection for the day and night
s305.76 -. Mrs. Irene Webster
has returned home to FIT. Smith
after visiting her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Adams of SOC
Pine Street., While visiting
here, she was highly entertained
by Mrs. Rosia Wallace of the
Rosa Cafe. She was assisted In
the serving by Mrs. Bethel Mich.
OILS -. The elementary grades
OF Pine street School presented
an Operetta, Wednesday night in
the school auditorium. Mrs. Daisy
and Miss JAMIE Hill were
sponsors IA rally was held at
Zion Temple Church last Sunday
Collections s240.s6 -. The Cap
Ialns were Mesdames Pearlie VIII
ay, Essie Taylor and Sallie B.
Rogers. The money will be used
to finish the church -. Please
to have your news
ready when I come by with your
paper.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18

We take this method to express
our deep gratitude to our many
friends and neighbors for their
Kind and loyal assistance durina
our great hour OF sorrow.
SlGNED,-Mr. Claude Douthard
and family.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18

Rev. G. S. Staff
Benton--The St. Paul 8aptist
Church Is sponsoring recosni.
ton service for its pastor, Rev.
G. S. Staff, April 1920. Rev and
Mrs. Staff have contributed much
to the HE Of St. Paul and
the community. Several churches
Will appear on program during
the services. First Baptist, Nal.
vern; Church Of God in Christ,
Pleasant Hill A. M. E., Mt. Zion.
6auxite; New Hope, Little Rock:
LIST Baptist. North Little Rock,
and many more churches will par
ticipate.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski IS.
IN the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Harriet MeBerry. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 7s2is
Smith McBerry, Defendant
The Defendant, Smith McBerry.
is warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, Harriet
MeBerry
Dated February 18th, 1947.
w. A. Singfield.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J r. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
Fl, s. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richards0i o. c.
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski, "a,
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Pearl Perry. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 80052
Robert Perry, Defendant
The defendant, Robert Perry ID
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Pearl
Perry.
Dated: March %, 1S47
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem.
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, D. C.
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, a.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Alec Pitts, Plaintiff
vs.. 9oAkt
George Pitts, Defendant
The defendant, George Pitts IL
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer IT,
complaint of the plaintiff, Alec
Pitts.
Dated: March %, 1947
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem.
II. s. Nixon, Chancery C,e,n
By airline p. Turner. D. a
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, @.
In the PulaQki
Chancery C03rS
Mozeila Mansfield. Plaintiff
Y, vs.; No. 1888
James Mansfield. Defendant
The DEPENDENT. James Mansffek
Is warned to appear in this cor
within thirty days and answer tho
complaint Of the plaintiff MoselH
Mansfield.
Dated: March 18th, 1s47
j. X. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
John A. Hibbler,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerh
by A. Haynes Richardson. D. G.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
FORREST CITY

Pauline Smith
! The services for the Holy
Week began at st, Luke AIMEE,
Church on Tuesday night, with a
contest between six girls On Fri.
day night after the pastor had
brought a very inspiring sermon
on the "Cruclfixion', the contest
came to an end with Little Miss
Loritta Ingram as winner She
raised $50.S7, She was crowned
Miss st. Luke, for this year 49,.
Totato raised In the contest was
Sl51.75 49,. Services for Sunday
began with a wonderful Sermon
brought to US by the pastor, at
Sunrise %. At 9:45 A. NJ. Sun.
day school opened, with the Supt.
Mrs. e. L. Jackson In charge :.
At HOO the pastor brought to us,
at his best, The Peace of Eas-
ter -. At 800 p. Nj. an egg
hunt was enjoyed by a large
group of young people. Sponsored
by the Sunday School 80. At 6
P. M. the ACC League met -.
AT 1880 p. M. the services closed
with an Easter Program. present.
ed by the Sunday School To-
tai amount raised for the week
S236.l2 -. We are thankful to
our Bishop for sending us Rev.
and Mrs. II. d. Brookins. We feel
that st. Luke is marching up
ward, with these two fine lead
ers to guide us -. Mrs. +. NJ.
Mays OF Malvern, and Mrs. l.. G.
Wyms of Pine Bluff, were visi-
tors Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-18
COLLEGE STATION

The Pre- Easter egg hunt was
enjoyed by the school children
and teachers. The heads of the
groups for hunting were as fol-
lows: Mrs. F. wilbur, Mrs. F. b.
Lowe, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Ardelia
Walker, Mrs. Lillian Thomas Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. II. Hilliand =. We
wish to add our names for prize