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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
ParkdaIe
Geneva Aldridre

Brutus Wilson. of San Fran.
cisco, California, is visiting his
mother, Mrs, Narciss Atkins
Mrs. Catherine Cobbs. Mrs. Mary
Powell, Mrs Emma Pete. George
Davidson Sam Pierce, Bob Cobbs
were In Dermott Thursday on
business Mrs Elnora Arm.
strong, Mrs Matte Lee Ford
Dolphis Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Davis, Leon Maxwell Mrs
Geraldine Ellis Of Berkeley Cali
fornia. Eugene Burks. and Miss
Elizabeth Barron were the house
guest of Mr.. & Mrs. Aldrdge
Sunday .... Mrs. Geneva A Al.
bridge returned Thursday from
Baltimore, Md. where she was q
delegate TO the UAFWB General
Conference. She went sight see.
ing in Washington, d. c. .a, On
her way back, she stopped over
in Chicago to visit here sister-in
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

mons sister, Mrs, Katie Wallace
and family of Gary. Inedana ..-az
Little Preston Marshall is home
after an extended visit in Chica-
20. III ...... johnnie Jones is home
after visiting in East st. Louis
with relatives ....,,.. Minor Cole
man, Jr. student of Pine Bluff
School, is home for Christmas -.
The service of McGhee Chapel
Church, was in High spirit Sun
day, and the pastor. Rev. Minor
Coleman, preached wonderful
sermon. We had visiting the SER
vice. Miss Marglett Williams
from East Chicago. Ind, Mr..
Johnson, from Delpiott, Floyd
Perce, from Pine Bluff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Green from Arkansas City
and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott of Nc
Ghee 49, The service of Corner
Stone AME Zion Church Sunday
was In high spirits and Rev. A.
Britton from Evening Star Church
delivered the message. Rev. H. w.
Henry, Pastor ..... The funeral
service of Will Brown was held
Sunday at Union Chapel Church.
He was we'll known citizen of
MeGehee and was killed acct
IDENTIFY Sunday the 18th 49, Mrs.
Bessie McFurson is home after
an extended visit in Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lamb are
visiting Mr.. Lambs Brother in
New York ..... Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Turner and Frank Gray are on
the sick list this week .~. Rev.
w. c. Gamble was able to fill his
pulpit at the Evening Star Church
Sunday and preached wonder
full sermon and every body en-
joyed it and was happy Jessie
Lee Jr is hhome with his dad af-
ter a long stay in Chicago with
his mother, Mrs. Sattie Lee ..........
Mrs Will Powels is home after a
long stay in California with her
daughter. She reported a grand
time
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

Depriest Campbell

Depriest Campbell
Jessie Bonds of Florida is spend
ing the Christmas Holidays with
his mother and sister, Mrs. Rosie
Bonds ...... Mrs. Elizabeth Harris
is spending the holidays in Ne
braska, visiting her brother ........
Misses Louise and Francine Mays
are spending few days in Hot
Springs with their aunt, Mrs.
Cecil Pennington ...... Mrs. Alice
Sims of Ohio is here for Christ
mas visiting her mother, Mrs. Ro.
sic Bonds ...... Mrs. Estella Green
of Dallas, Texas is visiting her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Jones ...... Miss Guerthine
Youngblood, Miss Avalyn Walters
are here to spend the holidays
with their parents ...... Leroy Va
ton OF Sandiego, California is
spending few days with his sis.
tiers and brothers .... James Camp.
bell made trip to Chicago re.
Gently ~.... Mr.. and Mrs A. c.
Barlow have moved in their new
horne on Miller Street ......... Miss
Louise Hubbard, Miss Annie L.
Smith were in Little Rock Ri
day visiting the school. they were
accompanied by Rev. M. l.. YOUNG
blood .,~ Mrs. Myrtle Harring
ton left for Denver, Colorado. She
was accompanied by her daugh-
ter ...n Mrs. F. M. Rochell left for
St. Louis, Kansas City and Oma
ha, Nebraska where she will
spend Christmas .... Rev. D. Stat
ford left for his home in Texar-
kama after spending few days
here. ..a, The Hobby Lobby So
cial Club is making much pro-
gress. They have been making
plans for a New Years party.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

Harry Thompson

Harry Thompson
The district meeting of the Boy
Scouts was held at Washington
Hi School last Thursday night.
Prof. R. S. Scott, was in charge
Prof l.. G. Gurst, Supt. of Smack
over Public school was the prin-
cipal speaker. Others to make
comments were Prof N. F. jack
son, S. Dill scout master of troop
rs. Plate dinner was served in
the home economic building af-
ter the program. Miss Ruth Faye
Jackson, Home Economic teach
er in Washington High prepared
the menu .,..,. Misses Carlee Car
Isle and Ora Mae Legrande, stu
Tents in Southern University.
are home for the holidays Mrs.
Jimmie Davis, who was made
president Of the ANU in the an
nual meeting of First Baptist
Church last Friday night, has
gone to spend the holidays with
relatives in Cleveland, Ohio -.
Hervey Johnson W o h a s
been working in Pontias, Mich.
for the past few years, is taking
his vacation here with home
folk. He and Mrs. johnson are
spending today at Waldo, the
home Of Mr.. Johnson's mother
William, Bobbie and Grace Jack
son. who are students in AM & N
College, Pine Bluff, are home for
the holidays . Miss Esther Muir
rel Jackson, teacher at Hampton
Institute is here for the holidays
:.....~ Shelton MCGEE, AM 4 N
student, is spending the Christ
mas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aron McGec ..... Miss Emma
Lee Gray, spent a few days in
Morilton where she attended a
marriage of school friend .....
Woodrow U, S. Army .... o. G..
Smith, Jr., freshman. Fisk Uni
versity, is at home for the holi-
days. Mrs. II. II. HI, teach
er in Fairview public school, has
been on the sick list for several
days ..o.. Prof. F. l.. Primm, teach
er, at Smiths High, Norphlet, left
for Toledo, Ohio to spend the no.
lidays with friends ...o Thursday
January ], DR. Fred Guy of Lit
tie Rock will deliver the Eman-
cipation Day address at Lees
Chapel The hour is 2:30 PM.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Graham. 907
Columbia ST, left last Sunday for
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FORREST CITY
COLTec
Cleveland TabOrn


Sunday was a great day al
Flounoy CINE Church. Rev Lo-
gan delivered a wonderfu. PCS
sage which was enjoyed by al .
Mr.. Taborn who is attending
school in Illinois is spending
Christmas with his parents ...... Al
meta Munsom, Rosetta Chism
and Queen Ester Pearson who
are attending school in Mariana
are spending the holidays here.
w. F. Flounoy has moved to For.
rest City ..v.. Rev. John Taborn
has moved to Caldwell ..... Rev
Whitfield is still on the sick list
..D.. Mrs. Hattie Whiteside, teach.
er in our community, gave a
Christmas tree at school ..... Rev
W. E. Easley of Wynne will hold
the second conference at Flounoy
January l7-l8 ...... Little Miss Do.
neice Taborn, daughter of Mr.. &
Mrs. Otis Taborn, who recently
had an operation for meningitis
has returned home and is now
the picture of health ... Robert
Usery of Chicago. is visiting his
mother, Mrs. jessie Usery OF
Palestine -... The funeral service
OF Mrs. Bertha Lee Anderson was
held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the
First Baptist Church ..... The
Northeast Arkansas Annual Con.
ference was entertained at St
Luke AME Church, December 10
IA. Rev. II. D. Brookins made all
preparations ~-. Miss Ester Jen,
nings, nurse at Mercy Hospital
spent Christmas with friends in
New Orleans .. Miss Florence
Thomas who teaches in the Pub.
lie School System spent the holi.
days at her home in Tennessee
Rev Ben r Carter of Little Rock
is the new Pastor of Lane Chanel
CINE Church ... Mrs. Lucenda
Phiefer Is on the sick list
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
KENSETT
Ophelia Cowan


We are all sorry to hear of the
passing Of Mrs Myrtle Erby who
was a member of Arnold's Cha
pei CINE Church. ..... Mrs. CO.
rine Arnold has undergone an OPP
GRAFTON in Rodgers Hospital at
Searcy ..... Irmagene, Wilma Jean
and Clara Arnold, and Thomasina
Cowan spent the weekend in St
Louis ..... Wesley Sharnell Bailey
left Saturday night to spend
Christmas Holidays in Chicago ID.
Charles Lee Hawkins and Ro.
bert Couch who spent some time
in Saginaw, Mich. are back home
..... Mr., and Mrs Roy Young and
daughter, ML.y E. spent Sunday
in Memphis 80. Germ Barley
spent Sunday with his daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Walker ...... Clara
Dean Slpes spent the weekend
in Little Rock ...... Mrs. Rachel
Hart and daughter, Drucille
spent Thursday in Little Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

Here are some tested recipes for
your 1913 recipe file:
Peach Ice Cream Tarts
! box quick-frozen sliced peaches,
thawed
8 baked az inch tart shells
2 teaspoons lemon Juice
! tablespoon -four
3 egg whites
8 tablespoons sugar
l pint vanilla ice cream
Drain peaches, reserving Juice:
arrange peaches in bottom OF tart
shells and sprinkle with lemon
juice. Add peach juice slowly to
-four. stirring until smooth. Cook
until thickened, stirring constantly
Cool and pour over peaches. Beat
egg whites until foamy throughout.
add sugar, 2 tablespoons at time,
beating after each addition until
sugar Is blended Then continue
beating until mixture will stand In
peaks. Cover peaches with hard ice
cream. Pile meringue on top, being
sure ice cream is well covered.
Place under broiler 3 minutes, or
until meringue Is Drowned. Serve
Immediately.
Quick.frozen peaches, orchard.
fresh and favorsome, are all ready
to serve as soon as they are thawed.
All their righteousness was sealed
In by quickfreezing within few
hours after they were picked.
Celery Knob Rauout
4 small celery knobs or roots
tabout | pound or 3 cups
coarsely diced celery
2ia cups boiling water
~ teaspoon salt
" pound ground beef
| cup 1000 bran flakes, crushed
5 tablespoons water
n teaspoon salt
| teaspoon finely chopped onion
" cup cold water
tablespoons -four
Peel and cut celery knobs into
small cubes. Cook, covered, in boil.
ing water and salt 20 minutes, or
until done. Remove from liquid.
Combine meat, bran flakes, 5
water. salt, and onion
and mix well. Shape into small
meat balls and droS, seveys at o
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
ATKINS
McKindra Fletcher
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
No. 2. Sunday School and Church
services were well attended, Rev.
|. II. McCrary, our pastor, preach
ed an excellent sermon, subject
The Kingdom of Heaven Col
lection S22,75 49,. Mrs. Carrie
Berry and Deacon B. Mitchell and
wife of Menifee, visited our church
services. We enjoyed them very
much. Visitors come again ............
Prof, c. c, Mercer, Jr., Mrs.
Blackmon and husband, teachers
in the Conway County Training
High School and Miss Cleo Davis
of Morrilton. were the guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Fletcher last Sunday afternoon ...
.. James Fletcher, Jr., left for
Kansas City, Kansas last Satur-
day
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Mc0snke
Mrs. &. Green
CORNER STONE AME
ZION CHURCH

Administration OF the Lords
Supper the first Sunday of each
month at IL noon Rev. II. w. Hen
ny, Pastor Also adult school is
in progress. All persons interest
ed in improving their educational
ability may contact Mrs. Calavia
Henry, at the parsonage ....... II
you are interested in learning the
art of tipping. contact Rev. II, W
Henry for information .... Mr., &
Mrs Chester Rathey had as THEN
house guest last week, Mr.. &
Mrs Puntroy Mercer and Mrs
Messy kernaghon, all of Pine
Bluff ..-.. Mrs Mary Miles is
home after an extended visit
with relatives and friends. She
visited her, Brother w. M. Philph
and family of ST. Louis. Mo Al
SO relatives in Milwaukee We'd
nesday, and her niece, Mrs. Yer.
ma Mae Smith and family of
Cleveland, Ohio, and her God
children, Nh. and Mrs Willie
Rathey Of Chicago, H. She re-
ported a grand time Mr and
Mrs. Neal Tlman left Monday to
spend Christmas with 1Irs Til.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

Hot Springs, their old home to
spend the Christmas Holidays.
Miss Edyth Cummings freshman
at Fisk U. and Miss Hazel Dun
nings. teacher in Cullendale Hi
School are here with their par
ents for Christmas.
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.Wesson
D0llie J. Loggins

Dollie J. L0ggins
The Sunday School was well
conducted Sunday morning by
Supt. S. NJ Griffin .... Mission
band met Sunday evening at 2
PM and sang "A Charge To Keep
Have" The President offered
prayer. Mrs. Dollie LoggIns read
for Scripture Lessons 1st Peter
4th Chapter ...... Rev. and Mrs. W.
L. Browning were on business in
Ell Dorado December 18th .-. Mrs.
Myrtle Hendrix and Mrs Blanche
Cooksey were in Ell Dorado on
the 18th shopping.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
Proving Our Beliefs

JUNIOR boys and girls will like
- this story about Lydia because it
10 practical. We can see woman
opening her home to the preachers
& God. We can see her In her place
q business. inviting her customers
- come and hear Paul preach. She
was . living sermon.
Every junisf boy and girl In
svery Sunday schesl In The United
ooaAes can render the same vital
service during lSlS. There are
H1erally millions d boys and girls
= tAis country who have never
besa y Sunday scheel. They Do
- know anything abeut . Sun
~ schssl, bat they would like 10
AnoW.
You can start Z movement In
ysur community that will solve
1rublems that the mayor and police
cannot solve. They will thank you
~ your help. and God will bless
zsu In time and eternity. Invite that
ssishbor boy or girl to Sunday
oehool.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
Deiiei Makes 4 Difference

YOU are what you believe. Ask
the football or basketball coach,
Ask the man who teaches people to
~ planes In your community. You
are what you believe. Every one
ohio believes that Jesus II the Christ
y q child Of Cod" ! John ST..
And IL matters greatly what you
believe. You can 60 wrong very cas-.
lily by believing what IL false about
God. Just as you can 60 wrong very
easily in flying a plane by failing to
believe the right thing about the
laws of physics.
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NORPHLET
James Ramsey

James Ramsey
Services were well attended at
New Providence in spite of the
weather, December 7th. Sunday
School was On time with Supt.
F. L. Primm in charge. A Ban
quet held at Smiths Hi School,
December Il, to give recognition
TO outstanding club members and
leaders. The meeting was attand-
ed by All Club members repre-.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
For Your 40 Food File

SNVSsN'
time, into hot celery stock. Simmer.
As balls rise to surface, remove;
keep hot.
Measure stock and add water TO
make III cups. Add cold water
gradually to -four. mixing to smooth
paste; pour into celery stock. stir
ring vigorously. Cook until thick
ened. Add celery and meat balls.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Glazed Ham Patties
! pound ground smoked ham
/ pound ground fresh pork
1 cup raisin bran
"a teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
Dash Of thyme
2 tablespoons finely chopped
onion
IN cup milk
II cup brown sugar, firmly packed
" cup corn syrup
3 tablespoons vinegar
l teaspoon dry mustard
Combine ham. pork, raisin bran.
salt pepper, thyme, onion, and milk.
Roll into balls and place in custard
cups or large muffin pans. Bake IN
moderate oven (350o ID 20 minutes.
Mix together in saucepan brown
sugar, syrup, vinegar. and mustard.
Bring to boil and boil 1 minute.
Pour l tablespoon of mixture over
each patty and bake 20 minutes
longer. Serve with remaining sauce.
Makes IL patties.
Coffee Creamy Rennetized
MIX Drink
2 cups milk mot canncd)
2 teaspoons instant coffee
/ package vanilla rennet powder
| cup cold milk
Dissolve instant coffee In milk.
Warm slowly. stirring constantly.
Test drop on inside of wrist fire.
quently. When COMFORTABLY
WARM, (110o FL not hot, remove
at once from heat. Add rennet
powder and stir quickly until dis
solved - not ouer one minute. Pour
at once, tphile Stitl liquid, Into serv-
ing pitcher. Do not move until ~
-- about 10 minutes. Then chill.
Just before serving, add cold milk
Beat well with rotary beater. =
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. b. L. SockWell

mrs. u. l., SOCAWcu
Mrs. B. L. Sockwell is still on
the sick list She is feeling much
better now. She was taken TO Ell
Dorado to the Doctor Monday by
her husband, E. B. Sockwell ........
Logic Blocke from Stuttgart and
James Marks of Chichester spent
Saturday mite with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sockwell -... Mrs Mollie Sock
well is down again in her hip and
can hardly walk her husband is
improving. He is in the Hospital
in Fl Worth, Texas ...,. Mrs, Ida
B. Fox left for Rockford, Illinois
Thursday the 18th, to take Christ
mas with her children Verlec Lee
Williams, Estell Jones, MihTN
Jcatter and son Charles H Box,
all of III
1--WE
Sly chicks ard hip cats a Mer-
ny Christmas to YOU
What's on the line for Christ
mas? Dead Cats?' | know one
thing, certain chick was up in
tree top and broke the bud out
Wonder .vshv7 Tboy. thougbt a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
Beliefs That Matter

Jesus Is the Christ, the Son OF
- God. That is the number one be-
lief that matters. 1t was SO on the
day when Jesus announced. "On
this rock will build my church.
Matthew 1913. 1t is absolutely
basic in every relationship Of life.
meet with business and profess
sionaI men every day, in widely
varying walks Of life, who tell me
that they are sustained by this be-
lief. During the recent war, men
lived in this basic relief. In these
trying days at hand and ahead,
belief in Jesus as the Son Of God
Is the norm. We cannot face these
difficult days without this anchor.
And all this quarter we shall be
studying, Sunday after Sunday,
this great truth and those that
grow out of this fundamental con
cept.
What privilege to teach this
great truth The Sunday school
teachers of our country are the
most important single group we
have. BY their voluntary service.
they are pointing our people to the
one sure road that leads to the City
Of God. My prayer is that they shall
daily seek to qualify under the for
mula of Timothy 4.l6. Take heed
unto myself, and unto the doctrine;
continue in them; for In doing this
thou shalt both save thyself. and
them that hear thee"
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

ChriStl o n LlVlHS.
While many Of US
have studied these
great tea chin g.
again and again.
we shall be greatly
proAted In the les
sons Of this quarter,
looking at life In to-
days changing
world In the light Of
these tim eless
truths.
And many other
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

kept raining. They thought they
were sugar. OF course you know
we will solve it ...... Is it true
that NM and GA are going to get
married Christmas?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
Beliefs That Matter


THE first three months OF 1913
/ will reintroduce US to some OF
She great Christian teachings In re.
gard to God. Man. Salvation and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02
The Story Of Lydia

GEE how the above truths are
- borne out in the story Of Lydia.
Acts 16.ll-l5. Here was prosper
aas business woman, making an
honorable living, whose heart the
Lord opened" Paul taught her the
way Of salvation. She and her house.
hold were baptized. she took Paul
and his helpers into her home, and
became q tower Of strength as the
Gospel was being spread through
cut Europe.
Lydia was mot attracted TO Paul
~ his eloquent preaching. but by
lhe story Of Gods love which Paul
lal1hfully gave. And when she had
boen saved, she began immedi-
a4ely b translate her faith Into
WoglkS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

sus In the presence Of his disciples.
which are not written In this Book;
but these are written. that ye might
believe that Jesus IL the Christ, the
Gan Of God; and that believing ye
might have life through his NAME"
Jehn 20: 30. 81. Take heed unto
1hyssH. and unto the doctrine: con-
tinus In them; for in doing this thou
shalt both save thyself. and them
that hear thee" Timothy Ale.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05
REUNION
FOR 35th
DIVISION

Omaha, April 12-Promin-
ent Omaha business and pro-
f~essional leaders are complete
ing plans and arrangements
for the gigantic reunion Of the
35th Division veterans to be
held here June 4, 5, and 9th.
Heading the executive com
mittee are co-chairman Robert
A. Drum, president Of the Metz
Brewing Co., and Edward ID.
Nc Kim, vice president of the
Mutual Benefit Health and
Accident Association. Both
World War | veterans Of the
35th Division, Drum served
with the 128th Field Artillery
Battalion, and McKim with
the 10th Field Artillery Bat
talon, President Truman's old
outfit.
Completing the executive
committee are: George F. Ash
by, president Of Union Pacific
Railroad; Walter E. Christer-
son, editor Of the Omaha Wor
Id Herald; Russell J. Hopley,
presiden mt Of Northwestern
Bell Telephone Go. and head
Of the nations new Civil De
tense Agency; Leonard E. HUI
ritz, president of the Fairmont
Foods Co.; w. O. Swanson,
president Of Nebraska Cloth
ing Co.; 1t. Col. Ross Barr,
a S e d to the committee
from the War Department;
and Norman Haired manager
of the Omaha Chamber of Com
merce's Convention Bureau.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05
THE REUNION IN PRO-
GRESS

Omaha, Nebr., May 10th
Some 5000 35th Division vet
Grams including President
Truman will be in Omaha
June 4, 5, and 9th, when for
mer members Of the units CON
verge from all parts Of the
country for their 22nd annual
reunion.
1t was revealed that close to
one thousand men from more
than half the states in the I'M
ion have already said they will
be in Omaha for the three-day
meet. Reunion officials expect
the total to amount sharply as
veterans complete last minute
plans.
Adopting the slogan, From
Omaha Beach to Omaha, the
reunion will bring together
: men who served with the 35th
in both world wars, or with
national guard units between
wars.
Accompany | ng President
Truman to Omaha, according
to present plans, will be Gen
eral Omar Bradley, Army Chi
eff Of Staff, in whose First A
rmy the 35th Division served
in the 1914 breakthrough at St.
Lo, France, Other guests in
cleude Admiral William ID. Lee
ahy, Chief Of Staff to the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff; the Ambassad-
or Of France, Henri Bonnet;
the Ambassador Of Belgium,
the Baron Silvercruys; Carl
| Gray, Jr., Administrator of
Veteran Affairs; and a host of
former division commanders.
1t was announced that the
Belgium ambassador will pre-
sent for his government to the
! General B. B. Miltonberger,
wartime commander Of the IS
tn, the Order of Merit decora-
ton. The award is in honor Of
the 35th's operations in freeing
Belgium.
Reunion events include a HUI
&c parade, in which President
Truman will march, unit reu-
ninos and dinners, a memorial
service for. the DIVISIONS dead,
a huge barbecue and other fea-
lures
Saturday, June 5th at 900
P. m. the President will make
a nationwide radio broadcast
from Ak-Sar-Ben Field. It is
expected the address will be
one Of his major broadcasts Of
the year.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05
NEW TRIAL DENIED
ISAAC

Charleston, w. Va, May 20
The NAACP's motion for a
new trial in the case Of Isaac
Woodland ". The Atlantic Gre
yhound Bus Company was den
led by Judge ]. f. BoucheHe
Of the Circuit Court of Kama
wha County on May II.
Isaac Woodland, a negro vet
blinded by a police chief in Bat
esburg, S. Q. iii February, 1916
is attempting to recover $50,
900 in damages from the Atl-
antic Greyhound Bus Comp
any, operators Of the bus from
which Woodland was dragged
a few minutes before the beat
ing. In November, 1947, a trial
was held in the Circuit Court
and a decision in favor of the
bus company was handed down
.NAACP lawyers argued a mo-
ton for a new trial last month,
alleging that a jury member
had, during the conduct Of the
trial, publicly expressed bais,
by stating in effect that under
no conditions would he vote
to give Woodland damages.