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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-29
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NEW LOOK

By Mariechen for Ferry Tales
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-29
To Salem

The Salem West game on Jan.
81 will be played at the Franklin
lMCA at ! 80 p. m. See you
there
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

Everett, .--..-- Rev, Carter held
his regular service on the 18th
$3.50 Rev v j. johnson, pastor of
Filsenthal had high day last
Sunday =#.. We are glad to know
that Joe A. Hardy is recovering
from pneumonia She wants to
thank her many friends for being
SO nice during her illness ...--.t
MIR and Mrs. Sylvesta Brown and
Mr.. Lloyd of Grambling, La. were
called to the bedside of his sister,
Joe A. Hardy ,......, Mrs. Ada Lee
Howard, Emma Lee Brewed. Will
lie Bee and many others attended
Field Day in Farmerville, La. on
the 10th ..... Carl Elliott, Joe
Neal. John Gill, Prince Hardy,
Charlie Smith, Dave Thomas
Cradle Eurett, M, X Johnson and
Bud Reynold attended the bal
game in Ell Dorado ....... Mrs. vii.
lie Elliott was called to New Yorl
to be with her sister who is very
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
DIES ARC
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

Rev. E. G. Daniel, pastor of
Bethel AME church filled his
pulpit Sunday and Rev. Simpson
was guest and preached wonder
full sermon .-.. Sunday morning
Bro. w. M. Brewer conducted the
Sunday school in the absence of
Bro. o. Brown ..... Little Gene
Alvin Smith passed Monday morn
ing. We extend sympathy to his
grandmother and little sister, Ann
--.... Supt. Floyd Thomas conduct
ed Sunday school as usual with
fair attendance .......... Mrs. Leola
Williams of Helena is visiting in
DesArc with friends ....... Rev. r.
II. Cooney has been staying in
Roe teaching ....o We do appreci-
ate the new readers of the Press
and give your news TO the paper
boy, Just a thought for today,
You cannot make some one else
happy without being happy your
elf"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
BRADLEY

The st. Paul Baptist Church
held its regular Service Sunday,
April IL ........ Funeral service of
Thurman Early was held at the
st. Marys Baptist Church April
II. Thurman was killed overseas
about two months ago Rev r. c.
Clay of Shreveport, La. officiated.
Smith Funeral Home was in
charge. He is survived by his mo-
Their, father, wife, Mrs. Ruth L.
EARLY, sisters and 5 brothers
,..,..,. Mrs Callie Martin of Tex
arkana is guest of her brother, c.
A. Martin ........ The St. Mary
school is planning a big school
closing program April 2lst. Have
your news and money ready when
the paper boy comes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
HUTTIG
Joe A. Hardy

A Leap Year party was given
by the Court Calantha, Mrs. Lau-
IA Frisco, program chairman. Ice
cream and cake was served The
amount of money raised was $25
SO ...... The x. p. and the c. C.
will celebrate their annual
Thanksgiving service the first
Sunday in May. All members are
requested to be present ....... The
Monroe Spiritual singers OF Mon
roe, La, rendered a great pro-
gram at First Baptist on the 18th,
sponsored by the Usher Board.
Those in the contest were Mrs.
Pearl Jackson, SSH; Ethel Bar
nett, S608; Ceola Payne, $500;
Willie johnson, S55; Glaydy
Smith, $3.50; Georgia Williams,
S825, Made johnson, Sl035; Lii
lie Everett Sl36l; Total slO225
Prize was given to Mrs. Lille
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
PRESCOTT


Service at Munns Chapel Bap-
list Church was well attended
Sunday, Sunday School opened
at $50 A. M. by the Junior Su-
perintendent A very fine sermon
was preached at HOO At $50 B.
I U. was opened by the presi-
dent Baptising was held at 800,
members baptised were Bufford
Royston, Matte Lue Morgan and
Freddie Lee Elemans. Lords SUP
per held after baptising. Money
raised on Sunday $235.00 There
was a rally at Elizabeth AME
Church, Sunday April 18th. Rev.
William Nelson preached a very
inspiring sermon The Southland
Gospel Singers rendered music
al program. The total amount of
money raised was 500 04 Johnnie
p. Willis, reporter, Rev. Ben
Lockhart, pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
DERMOTT
Josie Smith

Josie Smith
The local chapter of the New
Homemakers of America of the
Chicot County Training School
Dermott was hostess to the Dis
trict N, II. A. Meeting on April
9th. The meeting opened in the
Auditorium which was decorated
attractively with Navy blue and
white, the club colors. The morn.
ing session featured a panel dis.
cussion Dating Cues for High
School Girls. During the lunch
hour each chapter presented some
Art work on exhibit. The host.
esses assisted the guest in view.
ing the campus. Highlighting the
afternoon session was the election
of officers, and a lovely installa-
ton ceremony was conducted by
the outgoing president, Miss Erma
Locke .....,.. Eva Binns, club re-
porter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
PORTLAND
Mrs. Rosie Gibson

Regular service was held at
Brown Temple M. B. Church Sun
day The pastor, Rev. S. M. Simp-
son preached a wonderful sermon.
Total money raised was $2l SO sos.
Mrs. Beatrice Fitzpatrick has I'M
dergone an operation in Lake
Village Hospital and is reported
doing fine 49,. Mr. and Mrs. Oh
lie Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Cla-
bon Wood all motored to Pine
Bluff Sunday ........ Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Lumpkin's son, Reginol, is
suffering from a badly cut knee
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

of Mr. and Mrs. Damon Bradswell
which was also five dollars ,....-..
Mr. and Mrs. {, A, Taylor Of Lit
tie Rock rendered a musical pro-
gram Sunday night, April ID, at
st, Mary's CINE Church. This
program was sponsored by l.. c.
Smith, Captain of the Mems Club
....... The faculty and students of
White County Training School
motored to Augusta Friday to at
tend track meeting. They won the
trophy ........ Mines. Leila Hunt and
Cordia Hawk spent last Thursday
in Higginson 1890. Pine Bluff and
Little Rock District convention
will convene at the Church of
God in Christ Hollives, May %,
1880 with Rev. J. D, Gordan as
host pastor .4..., Rev. II. &.
Vaughn and Rev, W. M Morley
motored to Little Rock Thursday
on business ........ Albert Bradford
is on the sick list ........ Reed Hor-
ton left for his home in Chicago
after spending two weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Narciss Horton
and family ,...., Mr., and Mrs
Henry Turner, Henry Cato and
Miss jimmie Mae Smith motored
to Little Rock Tuesday night te
visit their daughter Miss Verne
Turner. student at Dunbar High
School 49,. Mrs. Dolores Day ha.
returned from Walnut Ridge
where she spent several days will
her parents -. Teachers meet
ing was held at White Count,
Training School, Several out o
town teachers were present ....
Hocie johnson shopped in Littl
Rock Friday 49,. Steward Boart
No l gave a fish fry at the Cen
ter Friday night ...,-... Stewards
Board No met in the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Turner. 4
nice meeting was reported 49,.
Mrs. Vada Brown celebrated witt
a birthday party Saturday nigh
in honor of her husband. Turne
Brown -. Miss Jennie M a
Smith, Captain of the Ladies Gu
will sell chicken dinners at tn
Center, Sunday afternoon -
Joe Phillips had business il
Searcy Friday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
CONWAY
George Edwards

A boys club has been set up in
Conway, it has been announced
by Coach R. L. Williams of Pine
Street High School Coach Will
lams is acting as supervisor of
the club until the Board of Dir
ectors can find a qualified super
visor ..... Mrs. Eva Perry, prom
inent citizen has granted the club
the use of a vacant building. The
Conway Electric Company gave
the boys free use of electricity
The club is well on the way for
meeting the requirements of the
National Boys Club Association
Boys between the ages of nine
and 10 are eligible for member
ship with the consent of parents
......-. Special feature of the club
is the Court of Justice which
will handle minor problems aris-
ing in the community. The boys
are in the midst of a fund drive
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
STUTTGART
Mrs Ada Mriehi

Mrs. Ethel Coleman from De-
troit, Michigan is visiting her ia
Tier and mother. Her father is
IL ~ Mrs Flora Cole of North
.laple street was carried to the
lospital ~.,. On the sick list is
Miss Edith Carlisies OF N. Peter
street .... "RevC, CSAekens re.
ports his last Quarterly Confer
enee April AIM a'record breaker,
best during his. administration of
pssioring the AME 'ohurch -. The
9Th grade English class of Holman
nigh school will preienA. a comedy
drama in three acts. Wednesday
April 81. characterf are Iona
Wright. Earncstine Mccoy. Leslie
Geans, Halle Robinson. Jessie
Burks. Willard Redfield James
Smith. J. T. Keaton. Plelix Rob-
erson-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

at present and have collected $50
90 toward club expenses. George
Burton, former Dunbar student,
and resident of Little Rock is
given credit for the idea of a
boys club in Conway. Burton a.
lang with several other youngsters
appealed to his aunt for use of
the building and managed to rally
the boys in the community. The
interest of the club at present is
a softball team. All desiring games
write Box 1928, Conway ....,.. Mr..
and Mrs Beshop Givans of Men,
phis, Tenn, were guest of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Givan
and sister Mrs. Naomi Givan Nc
Farlin who is recovering from an
operation ,,...,., Mrs. Corine Will
liams who has been removed
home from the United Friends
Hospital is somewhat better at
this writing Rev. Cheers is able
to be out again after being con-
fined to the Memorial Hospital
,....... Major W. T. Madison, who
is stationed in Ohio, and Wintor
and Ralph Mattison of California
are visiting their parents, Mr., ant
Mrs. Willie r. Mattison. Mr.. Mat
tison who has been shut in, be
cause Of an injury is very mucl
improved at this writing secs.
Preston Mattison, principal o
the Lake Village Colored Hig
: School, was in Conway for tn
week end 49,. Mrs. Bertha Cheer
t of Conway, who is teaching i
5 Holly Grove, was week en-
. guest of her husband, Rev Cheer
........ A new hardwood floor hf
( been laid in Zion Temple Churcl
I Rev. j. Rodgers is pastor 80,
Mrs. Sallie Bell Rodgers, loo;
beautician is attending a meetir
of Beauticians in Little Rock .....
Work is progressing nicely on II
new Christ Temple edifice, col
!, structed in stone $500. Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry James are having
beautiful home built on MARKHAM
Street ........ Mr. and Mrs. l.. M;
: sons home on Harkrider st.
nearly completed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
RossTON
Lena M. Galberth

Lena M. Galberth
Rev. Mays preached a wonder
full sermon at New Salon Friday
night ...,.... Rose Nell Gulley was
burned to death on April 9th.
Rev. Mays was in charge. -.
Little Lee Roy Knox was struck
by a street car and died. He was
the grandson of Charley Tidwell.
A, v. Tidwell, T. J, Tidwell, Mrs.
Julia Gulley and Mrs. Gustang
Young were called to Hot Springs
to attend the funeral ........ Every
one wishes for Miss Annie M
Young a speedy recovery. She
was attending A. M. and N. Col
lege at Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

NAe$Ssyc A'.~S"
Billy SterLberg Oates celebrat-
ed his birthday with party on
Saturday at the home of his aunt
and uncle Elder ...... Mrs. o. A.
Oates, his mother. Mrs. Mary
Sternberg of St Louis attended
the party ........ Mrs Sternberg was
honored with a delicious fish sup
per. Her guests were Mesdames
Joe Ann Wilson. Gazetta Coburn,
Sadie Fulton, Mary Jones of Chi
cago, Kathleen Whitenhill. Jimmy
Holmes Clingman and Gladys
Mays ........ Mrs. Able Johnson Of
Los Angeles is visiting her moth
er. Mrs. M. Rivers and family
........ Mrs. Hattie Whitenhill is
much improved 49,. Miss Alice
Ruth Dove and Robert Erby John
son were married on Wednesday
Rev. G. w. Robinson performed
the ceremony 49,. Mrs Thelma
Moore of North Little Rock and
son, Jimmy attended Billy S.
Oates birthday party $500. Mrs.
Bell Campbell returned to Indian
apolis, Indiana having spent two
weeks here as guest of her sister
Mrs. Hattie Smith and family .......
| Dave Robinson was admitted to
University Hospital Wednesday
....... Miss Sarah Robinson, who re.
Gently underwent an operation il
| Batesville is convalescing .......
Mrs. Jimmy Irving spent the week
end with her mother in Pin,
Bluff ....... On April %, at st. Pau
AME Church. Home Sweet Homi-
eide" will be presented by Mrs
Lena Steele and her sixth and
seventh grade pupils. Watch for
date Of They Did Away with
Uncle" ....... District Conference
of Newport District met on Thur
sday and Friday at st. Paul AME
Church with presiding Elder j.
M. Turner, presiding. A most sue
cessful meeting was held. Pastor
host, Rev N. l.. Dove is grateful
to other churches for their splen-
did cooperation in helping make
il pleasant for guests ...... The
Senior Glass enjoyed hobo day on
campus, roasted wieners and en-
joyed a spread -.... There are
eight members of this class: Min
ME Bell Reeves, Henrie Stephen
son, Katherine Cole, Searcy Den
ton. Jessie Mae Darthard, Willie
Aries Walker, Conway Newton
and Sidney Scott ..... Mrs. Ber-
nice Newton and daughter were
Saturday guests of Mrs. Gladys
Mays and family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
NORPHLET'
James Ramsey

Service at Providefte was large
iy attended April nh. Rev. j. II,
Rowe delivered a Wonderful SER
mon. Evening service was pre-
eeded by singing program spon-
.sored by the Usher Board ...,...,
Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
Hsckman were held at New Prov
&dence church April ! -. A birth
day party was given at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Dunn
for their little daughter, Jenn-
lever on her 4th birthday. Ice
cream and cookies were served to
% small guests 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
George johnson of Tullic, Louis
lana, Tom Blackmon of Ola, La,
and Homer Blackmon of MilWau-
kee. Wis. have returned to their
respective homes after attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Willie Black
sAon -. Mrs Marrah Smith has
returned home from Greenville,
Miss. 49,. James Ramsey was the
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy A. Ramsey of Cal
lion - Prof l.. T. johnson attend
ed servicve at Mt. Zion Sunday
- Mrs. Truddie johnson of Ber-
mice. La and Mr.. and Mrs. Pit
Williams of Ell Dorado visited
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Ramsey 80. Mrs. Eva
Whitaker and Allen Ramsey, Jr
of Ell Dorado visited Mrs. Whitta
kers little daughter who was il
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Ramsey.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
Bradley County
Training School
Irma Beavers

The Assembly program was con-
Quoted by the 9Th and 9th grades
Friday. April 9th. The sixth grade
presented play entitled. mo
Suit for Bill, Characters were:
Don Lee Jones, Arvester Avery,
Willie Mae Ragsdale, Mae Eliza
Rumphry, Minnie Mae Thompson,
Mary Ella Bailey. George Camp
bell, Ruby Lee Nicely, Vester
Russell, Ivory Powell, African
Thomas and Eddie Mae Kolen.
The fifth grade presented a play
let entitled, playing the Teach
err. The characters We're: Teach
er, Roland Woodland; Pupils, Anis
Sue Colen, Bobbie Elliott, Doro-
thy Jean Burks, Manulene Min
ton, Betty Davis, Betty r. Dun
lap, Betty Brown, Shirley Ruth
Chavis, Henry Hampton, Otis Lee
Lambert. Riley Guy, Freddie Mat
Higgins. Alice Ann Harding anc
Hazel Lee Smith. Sponsors-Mrs
| T. Alexander, Mrs. c. Hall .....
A Public Safety slogan contest i
on between the third and fourtl
grade students. Watch this col
umn for results -. Miss M.
Carter and representatives of tn
N. H. A. Club, viz. Mary Mildre
Green and Gertrude Ridgel al
tended a district meeting of tn
N. H. A. Clubs held at Dermo'
High School Friday 49,. Visitor
to the school this week were Mr.
Alpha S. Brooks of Wilmar, A.
bert Rutherford of Little Roc
and Mrs. Beatrice Campbell {
! the City
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
Page Six STATE PRESS Fri, Apr g. 1913

borne Chapel at a meeting of the
board recently 1t came as sur
prise by the ladies of the church,
Mrs. Lunon, speaker. After the
business session a social hour was
enjoyed. Read the STATE PRESS
and have your news ready each
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
PHILADELPHIA

The Jf. Church OF st. Paul A
NE Contest was success. Mrs.
Bessie b. Fairchild gave the Jr.
Church an Easter Bunny. Willie
T. Summerville who had the high
est amount Of $50l won the bum
ny. John A. Taylor reported $3l2
and Wallace Snowden reported
$2.l4, Eva M, Defro, Jerene Willis,
Parthina Mitchell, Jolene Holmes
reported other amounts. The to-
tai raised was $l5.55 on the Bun
ny and the Junior Department
thanks Mrs. Fairchild for the
Bunny for 1t was through her
contribution that made the con-
test real success ........ Girl Scout
Troop No. met at the home OF
the leader and cooking was a
part of the program. A cake was
made. After the cake the girls
|
went over to st. Paul AME
Church. DR. Shelton and p. l.
JasMurry entertained the Club
Scouts. We are asking the helE
and cooperation of all parent.
and sponsors ....... Mr.. and Mrs. J
B. Nelson were host and hostess
to group Sunday at their home
The following were presen; Mrs
and Mrs. Johnny Middleton o
Curtis, Misses Demetria Middle
ton, Odella Wells, Savannah Mid
dleton, Edgar Lee Scott and Viz
gle Lee Scott ..... Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Wells spent Sunday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. B. Nelson ........ Wedding
Bells rang for our teacher, Mis-
Ivory. She is now Mrs. B. | For
of 1901 Main ST. Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Fort ........ Our tril
on Field day was one that won
be forgotten ........ James Holman
brought the bacon home on tn
high jump which was IA TT. 10 ir
D 49,. We are inviting the ada
cent community friends to on
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

p. Adams is still on the sick list
His son, Joe Adams, is sick ,.....-,
Icie Mae Barnett has as her guest
three of her nieces, Betty Mae,
Alice Ruth, Myrtle Lee, ......,, 1--WE
........ ELG went to see certain
person Monday night just to get
with CIV 49,, LIN is trying to
find him girl friend, he says he
is going to take EG from Yes
..,..... re- went to Dermott Satur-
day $500. &C has taken c. M. S
girl friend away from him. See
you next week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
SEARCY
Eta Lee Donaldson

Iva Lee DOIlluSOn
Rev. II c. Vaughn, Rev. w. Nj.
Davis, Rev. McLemore and Rev.
j. d. Bordan filled their regular
places at the various churches
Sunday ...--. The Baby Popularity
Contest ended Sunday at Bethle-
ham Baptist Church with Frank
Deprlest, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Depriest as Searcys most
popular baby. The first prize of
ten dollars was awarded to him.
Rose Mary Gilmore, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ballard Gilmore
won second place and was award.
cd five dollars. Third place went
70 Monurula Bradswcu, daughter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
RICHMOND HILL
Robert v. Booker

Sunday was high day at Clay
hsrne chapel AME church. A live
ly Sunday school was conducted
by Bro. Clayborne Booker, supt.
Morning service, Rev. b. F. Lun-
on preached a wonderful sermon.
The choir rendered music. Even.
ang service was graced with the
presence Of DIR. w. M. Eason, our
presiding elder. Total amount
raised was $1,000 ........ Lonesome
Mourners Quartet visited Holly
Grove Church Sunday night. A
donation Of $1,000 was presented
TO the official board staff of Clay
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
WESSON
DOllie j. Loggins

The Mission Band met Monday
April ~ at the home of Mrs My
rtle Hendrix ........ Damon Smith
and j. II. Boone and daughters,
Estelle and Myrtle of Junction
City were here Sunday, April IL
e.. Mr.. and Mrs. All Hendricks
motored to Caledonia Sunday ......
The singing choir went to Forest
Grove Saturday ......,. The Com
munity singing will be held here
April 25th.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23
SPARK MAN
DOdie Num-

D0die Num-
Visiting from Oakland, Califor-
MIA this week are Mrs. NJ. Wilson
and her son ......, The faculty en-
joyed a remarkable dinner last
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs, Eddie Knight -. Mrs.
Pearlie Osborn and daughter are
home from Texarkana ....... Our
new teacher, Miss Hill, is going
about her job in a splendid way
Our former teacher Mrs. Edna
Walker, visited the school Fri
day ,...... The parents and citizens
OF this community are invited to
attend the P. T, A. Meetings Mot
to; Stirring for higher goal 49,.
GOSSlP-Around Sparkman High
School. 9Th is trying to court
too many girls, isn't he DIN -.
We can tell when Spring is here
because Eth gets the sleeping
-, sickness. A certain sophomore cat
thinks he is on with the two RS
nm. BP better straighten up or
Bum is going to show him who's
boss ........ A certain Junior chick
sure rushes the noon bell so that
she may see her boyfriend when
he passes by from work -. MN
and LIB seem to be doing fine
........ Somebody tell JH to stop
kidding the little chicks around
..,.... The Leap Year Dance given
by the Sophomore class Thursday
night was quite successful 800.
LIB better come to school or M
AS is going to take his girl, MN
....-= AIN and RMC are together
, again .4,.... VIM is going out with
CID ........ The boys eyes sure do
CLEAN when our new teacher,
Miss H. passes by ........ TWIN sure
was sitting close to JR Thursday
night 1900. WANTED, a boyfriend
for WBW, a girl friend for DIN
Watch for next weeks line up.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

party April 80 ....,,. Mrs, M. A.
Pattne is now able to be up again.
Please have your news ready.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-23

N O TICE e! TICE!
To All State Agents:
News not in this office by Mon
day will have no guarantee Of
appearing in the ensuing issue.
The paper will not be delayed
for agents who are negligent in
sending In their news.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
Should the Wife be the
''twchasing agent"?

National figures show that most day
by-day family spending is done by
yomeni So she seems the best candi-
date. In fact, most of the time she's
an expert at buying. If she isn't, she
should study prices and grades of
food, clothing, and all household
items. Try doing eombaratipe shop
ping for different things, in different
stores. Keep notes on places and
prices. You may find that you can
run the house better for less!