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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11

in all Ford plants except where
prohibited by state law. The
contract specifically provides
that this is to continue until
July Is, 1949, provided the
UAW has complied with the un-
ion shop authorization provi-
sions of the Taft-Hartley act.
The company has tried to wreck
this by refusing to allow NLRB
to hold union shop elections on
the plant grounds.
Meanwhile, the union issued
its statement on the Chrysler
settlement.
Chrysler Strike
UAW ChrySler Director Nor
man Matthews declared, The
Chrysler strike and the militant
spirit of the Chrysler workers
contributed to the gains made
Continued on Page 2
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Telephone Union
SiunS Contract

NEW YORK GPA) IT h e
American Union of Telephone
Workers-CIO has signed a 21-
month contract with the long
lines division of the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
covering $4,000 phone workers.
There is provision for one wage
reopening after June 2, 1949,
but if the wage question is re-
opened and no agreement is
reached, the contract may be
cancelled by either party on go
day notice. Contracts the Bell
System recently signed with
other unions run for three
years and allow for two wage
reopenings.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11
Lincoln Workers
Vote For Union

Workers at the newly-opened
Lincoln Mercury assembly plant
in Metuchen, New jersey, voted
1888 for UAW-CIO to "a for no
union in consent representa-
ton election held yesterday by
the National Labor Relations
Board, it was announced by Ken
Bannon, Director of the UAW
Ford Department today.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11
NOTICE
To Business Firms
And Advertisers
The Toledo Union
JournoI
is the Only
Clio Official
Newspaper in Toledo

1t speaks for the Toledo In
dustrial Union COuncil-CIO,
the Central Body of the ClO
in this city.
There are other CIO news
papers but they are published
by and only are intended for
members of their respective
shop.
Only the Journal has city
wide distribution m n &
members of the CIO and has
mail distribution to bona -fide
subscribers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11

meeting Wednesday, June 16
at 2:30 P. M. in Civic Audi
torium of the Toledo Auto
Lite Unit of Local II, for the
purpose of discussing properly
and voting upon the 12-point
program previously unanimous
ly agreed upon by delegates to
the national Auto-Lite intra-cOr-
poration council on May 20 in
Bay City.
Macy was further instructed
to accompany Vice Presidents
Gosser and Livingston into the
meeting. The vote was without
dissent. Political lines were for
gotten as the board heard re-
ports from leaders of Auto-Lite
local unions in Lacrosse, Bay
City, Niagara Falls, Springfield.
Fostoria, Indianapolis, and else
where, and learned that John
Begg, Toledo plant chairman
had boycotted the board meeting
by refusing to appear in re-
sponse to kilograms, long dis
tance calls, and personal invita-
TONS from the international un-
ion.
No Political Issue
This is not a political issue
so Tar as we are concerned. and
we plead with you in the inter-
est of unionism to allow the
rank-and-file in Toledo to hear
the truth about the national ne
EQUATIONS" one spokesman told
the board.
Archie Rogers. president Of
n e 2,000-member Lacrosse
Wisconsin Local 396 read into
the record a letter sent by his
local union asking for aid from
the international union in
straightenng out the "uncoopera-
tive situation brought about
by the contrariness of "Begg
and a few of his friends"
something is rotten" de-
clared President Earl Whitney.
of Local 526, Bay City, Michi-
gan, another 2,000-member local.
If the constitution means what
1t says, and if the council by
laws mean what they say, some
one had better get down to To-
Iedo and see that John Begg
lives up to them" he stated We
hemently.
Delegates took exception to
Begg'S habit of appointing dele
gates who would do his bidding,
and berated the Toledo plant
chairman for falling to see to it
that Toledo's delegates were
elected in accordance with the
constitution.
Meet Wednesday
The sentiment was general.
Virgil Barnhart, Toledo vice
chairman, explained that he
favored national negotiations as
a means of summoning all the
power of the Auto-Lite's UAW-
CIO membership into bargain
ing strength, and added that the
people of his shop were not to
blame for failure to cooperate
with the international unions
program or that of the council.
The meeting will be held at
Civic Auditorium Wednesday
afternoon, June Is at 2:30. If
any change in time is necessary
the membership will be notified
of such change by the interna-
tional union.
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Union Officials To Preview
Locals Children Summer Camp

Top union officials, shop executive committee men,
stewards and members of the family will preview the i'm
provement and additions at the Local IL camp
Sunday June 13, it announced by Richard Gossero
UAWCIO president and founder of the
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Acting President Macy
To Attend With Gosser
Members To Meet Afternoon
On June 5 At Civic Auditorium

Following the appearance of delegation of representa-
ves from various AuoLe plants before the international
Executive Board in Detroit last Tuesday afternoon the
board promptly took unanimous action in ordering Acting
President Emil Macy to arrange immediate membership
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11

DdIIUH HICAdIIuOI
derstanding throug h o out the
United States that the congress
sional authorization eliminated
the need for this campaign.
Mr.. Marshall said:
"The $60,000,000 sought by
American Overseas Aid-United
Continued on Page 2
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ChrysIer And GIN Settle;
Ford Now A Question Mark
Busas Reported To Be Unhappy
Over The Comma NEGOTIATIONS

DETROIT CLPA)-With Ford wage negotiations sched-
led to open June a. the United Auto WorkersCO last week
celebrated the 13c wage from the Chser Corp
Ford vce-presdent John Bugas reported to be trfe
unhappy over the coming negotiations The Ford proposal
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-11
'UAW Officials Call
Special Al Meetino
Here Are Local II
Units Answers To
Taft-Hartley Law

Listed are Local IL Units,
UAW-CIO which have voted for
Union Security in the shops
The elections were conducted
by the National Labor Relations
BOARD
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NOTE The shown here not in addition to that
shown in the report of the collection shown this
but represents a breakdown of donations by shops.
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SI7.77s.o6 Reported TO Date;
Business Firms Show Interest
help defray expenses and for

help defray expenses and 1o1
improvements.
Mr.. Rediger said that the
weeks collection totaled $655.91
to reach grand total to date OF
S17,788.O6 leaving $82,22l.94 to
60 to reach the goal.
Business firms donating last
week were: National Cap Co.,
SIS; Toledo Engraving, $40;
Kuehnle Lumber. $5; Castor
Bar, SIS, Van Nest Janitor Sup
ply, SIS; Truehaft Bros, SO;
Welch's Clothing House, SIS; and
Reid Bar, $5.
Following is a complete list OF
unions, business firms and in
dividuals who have donated the
past week to the childrens sum-
mer camp fund:
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Units of
500 Up
Members
Evening star., 1948-11-07
$2.98

S3.48 Stepladder. 4 IT.
Step reinforced with
steel rod. Pail rest, 5
foot, S3.9s.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

run over by a car driven BY u
J. Baker. DR.. Edwards found ne
injuries ...., Mrs. Mile Ann Davis
was removed from Rodgers Hos
pital Tuesday. She is reported do
ing nicely ...... The First Sunday
in April will be a high day at
Bethlehem Baptist Church for the
Baby Popularity Contest. Vote for
your favorite baby before that
time 49,. Stewardess Board No. 2
met in the home of Mrs. Jimmy
Young Tuesday night. The young
men of Searcy have organized a
Club" 80. James Arthur Donald
son and Earl Ecker Ford went to
Little Rock to purchase equip
ment for the club 49,. Mrs. Lu-
Gle Nance is still on the sick
North Carolina is home on fur
Tough visiting his mother, Mrs.
Pricilla Singleton and other rela-
tives .........~ Bolton Hutchinson
left for his home in Chicago af-
ter spending few weeks with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Corruth ...., Please report all news
before Saturday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
MeGEHEE
lMkas G. Green

Mrs. Leanor Walker left Friday
,1or her home in Little Rock af-
ser Spending a week here with
shef sister. Mrs. w. Grave Sr. She
-was called here due to the ILL
sa<zs OF her Dad. Pink Hunt, who
10 4 patient in DR.. Bates Clinic.
He u reported doing fine ..........
sAfk. Ruby Harris Is home after
sspenlins two weeks in Hot
:SSaiags with her husband. Mr..
!AArris accompanied her home and
IL aeaSing soon for Vicksburg,
Mississippi 49,. D. w. Williams is
ssisIfing his children in Chicago.
Miss L. Berdeoux Of Hot Springs
- looking in on friends. While
tffcfe she is the house guest of
lMIG Hazel Washington 49,. Robert
Powell left last Sunday for the
III. S. Army. He will be station.
ed n Washington ,. Ebert Far
iris OF Eudora spent last Sunday
with his sister and girl friend,
Miss Hazel Grave 800. Olet Fow-
gleY and Miss Mae Helen Dunkin
s.vene quietly married Friday in
-ArkAnsas City ...... Mrs. Rose l..
Jones il visiting relatives in New
Orleans. La. ...... Aubra Davis of
st Louis is visiting friends here.
Mrs Lizzie O'Neal. Mrs. Josie
Gewis and Mrs. Lydia Curtis are
~os rAe sick list this week Ben
Baihey left last Saturday for st.
Louis, Mo. to Join his wife Mrs.
Nancy Yatman is confined in a
New Orleans hospital. Mrs. Mary
Grisby Is confined in the United
Friends hospital in Little Rock.
Her friends hope her a speedy re-
~covery --.. The Easter Service was
held last Sunday morning at the
Evening Star Baptist Church. Rev.
W. c. Campbell, pastor see. In OBJ
.servance of Negro National
Health week, General Clean up
week. April 4 through IL. fol-
lowing the survey recently made
a.pd conditions checked. it is very
secessary that we clean up, burn
and dispose Of every unsightly
object City trucks will pick up
all rubbish If put in the proper
place. For good health and to
improve sanitary conditions. you
are urged to comply with this Or
der sponsored by the Citizens In
provement Club. endorsed by the
City and State Health Dept
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
DERMOTT.

The Modern Matron club met
at the home of Mrs. G. Wright.
After the regular business meet
ing, the members were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. L. Grandi-
son .......... Mr.. Greenberry Is
attending school at A. NJ & N
College. Pine Bluff, Ark. while
Mrs Greenberry teaches at the
Dumas Public School eco. Mission
airy Gales visited the S.PBC.
Sunday His Sunday School lee
ture was: "A Child and gave
light on how parents should try
to understand their children. The
lecture was very wholesome and
inspiring.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
Read The Presidents
Civil Rights Message
To Congress-page 2
EfbeI r. Neal

Efbel r. Neal
The p. r. A. meeting was held
Friday at Dalark public school
with the president, Sister Myrtle
Jones in charge ...,. A queen con-
Test was given at the Church
Thursday night Minnie Jean
Goodlow of Dalark public school
Svas crowned queen .... Mrs Will
lie Mae Hayman visited relatives
and friends over the week end bel.
The Southland Gospel Singers
will rendered a program Saturday
night. March n .....- Marcellis
Smith. Roosevelt Murdoch and
Juthro Harrison visited the city
last week end .... Mrs. Mary Mid
,dleton has returned home after
visiting her son and daughter eco.
1--WE .... Well, lets see what the
fiep cats are doing around Dalark
Wonder why GHH thinks he can
get all Of the girls. VIII someone
seai him he amt nowhere -... A
certain girl thinks she Is on like
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
MALVERN
Eugene Nixon, Jr.

This reporter stands poised,
waiting to see who hauls who in
the wheelbarrow next Sunday 90.
Mother Dora Sanders who was
born in slavery died on March
10th. Funeral services were held
at East End Temple ..... Mrs. Oda
3. Williams reports the VIVA.
rendering a spring program at
First Baptist For details call
734W .." S. E. Bullocks progress
sive Coach and Math teacher at
Malvern High School announces
that there will be a gym con-
structed on the campus. He plans
also for more new uniforms for
the 1913 Leopards. Here's hoping
that his plans materialize COO. Be-
cause Of broken arm Little Miss
Yvonne Burn has been absent
from school for several days ... The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

Sunday School and church ser.
vice was well attended Rev. /
H. McNeely preached wonder.
full sermon. Among the visitors
present were N. E. Mcdaniel
Mrs. Adline Mitchell. Mrs Loula
Templeton, England Parker. z. G..
and Hester Easily .... Mrs. V.
Fletcher was called to St Louis
to the bedside of her son. Loyd
who is very i'll. Miss Hester
Early spent the week end with
Mildred Swinton. Miss Early Is
a junior of the Conway County
Training School, Menifee ... Mrs
Laura Fletcher does not seem TO
be improving ... Mrs Abram and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Ruthy Mae Wallace is home from
Memphis .. Mrs. Mary White is
visiting her children in Memphis
this week $40. Mrs Hugh Ander-
son has been very i'll and her re-
latives from Carlysle have been
constantly at her bedside ...... Mrs.
Hortense Loving has a swollen
knee from fall 49,. Those on the
sick list this week are Mrs. Sarah
Ford, Albert Hill Giles Hill So.
Miss Mae Elizabeth Brown is
visiting in New York .......... Miss
Julia L. Williams was home with
light case of the flu.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

think Betty Jean and r. T. are
getting along fine -. Lawrence
Hunt seems to think he is impor.
tant because the girls are pulling
straws over him .... Wanted q boy
friend for Cassie Mae jeanne.
and Betty Jean ..... The girls Of
Gravel Hill School have organic.
ed club. Il Beg Your Pardon :"
President - Martha S. Simmons
Vice President - Dorothy Gean
Gordon. Sec. Erma Coleman
Asst Sec. E. Louise Jackson.
Treasurer Lois Johnson, Re-
porter Marie Coleman. Chair
man. Mrs. T. j. Cooper -. Little
Juanita Jackson has been SICK tpr
the past week.
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HUTTIG
Joe A. Hardy

First high services were held
at First Baptist with Rev, Dorsey
presiding. He preached a Won
derful sermon from st. John 20
Il. The pastor and congregation
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Mack. Mr.. Mack was in the
storm at Cotton Valley. Rev. Fris-
co came forward to read the
scripture. Luke 1913 Prayer
was offered by Rev. Redden ....
Rev, Allen preached from Hebrew
ll-l-2. Alternate by Rev. Dorsey
600. Eight dollars and five cents
was raised for Bro. Fixes. Total
amount raised $500 .... Born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White on
the 2lst, son, James Willis Gee.
Clifford Bradford OF Camden
spent the week end with his mo-
ther and family. Mrs. v. A, brad
ford .o... Mrs Tossie Kemp OF
Camden is here visiting her many
friends ..... Those on the sick list
are Lee Mack, Beckie Taylor and
Mr. Fixes ...... Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. s j. williams of California
a son. see. Rev. Frisco was a visi-
tor at Smith Chapel Baptist
Church on the 2lst. Rev. V. J..
johnson pastor ......... Miss Bessie
Blackmon is spending Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blackmon. She is a student at
The Louisiana Negro College Of
Grambling, La. Gee. Mrs. Bass of
Litro spent the day with her
daughter, Mrs Ollie Bell An
drews.~.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
MAYFLOWER
G. X. Arnold

4. II. arnold
Sunday School was well attend
ed. There was no service be-
cause of the funeral Of Stirling
Bryant at Mt. Pilgrim ..... Funeral
services for Mrs. Lula Minis of
Palarm, who died at her home
March 10th, were conducted by
Rev. White, Pastor .,.... The sick
list includes Mines, Fannie Red
dicks, Mozella Rhines, Berry
Stubs. Uncle Sam Agee 80. Quin-
tella Wilson and parents are re-
joicing over ID, baby girl
Mother and baby are doing fine.
.... Still there are a few cases of
chicken pox so says Touiese Ger
by and Malvin Rhines -. John
Hill received letter stating that
his daughter. MARVEL is in Lit
tie Rock hospital ....,. Mrs. Flora
Adams Of Wyoming is here visit
ing relatives ....... Mrs. Ceonia
Stubs and daughter. Mary, visit
ed her sister in Texas 80. Mrs.
Mary McRurin spent last week in
Little Rock with her son and
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robertson whose baby is
sick with pneumonia .......... Mrs.
Marcella Foster and husband mo-
tored to Hope to visit relatives.
Mennie Ola Acklin visited friends
and relatives in Oklahoma last
week 49,. Norma McKendra of
Union Chapel spent the week end
with Virgie Arnold who is at
tending the Conway County
Training School at Menifee 800.
frankie Jean Arnold spent the
week end with her relatives r. E.
and Toy C. Hemphill at Center
Ridge Mrs. Ada Dickerson of
Cana is here at the bedside of
her niece, Mozella Rhines.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
BENTON
U,uthcv COlruan

Mrs. Hannah Reed Daniel, wife
of Rev M. Daniel, died on March
18th. She is survived by 9 child
rem and great grandchildren. Bur-
ial was in Gravel Hill Cemetery
with Harris Funeral home of Ho,
Springs in charge, .... The Church
Of God in Christ. Elder E. F. Ora
ham, Pastor. was host to the Cen.
trail District Workers Council,
March 17-l8-l9 u.... J. B. Harmon.
Sr.. J. l.. Sherm and Sherm were
called to Bernice. La. on account
OF the death of their Father and
Grandfather ..u, Corrin Ross re-
ceived a message Of his mothers
death. Mrs. T. Ross Of Gurdon
GOSSIP-Whats wrong with
Fred and Marie. maybe Marco.
leus knows ... What's wrong with
Lawrence and Annie Bell7 .a.. !
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
ey BETTY BARCLAY

Sweet Potato Sausage Casserole
1 pound sausage meat. seasoned
cup raisin bran
y cup milk
2 cups mashed cooked sweet
potatoes
" teaspoon salt
a teaspoon nutmeg
y teaspoon ginger
/ tart apple. cut IN rings
4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
Mix sausage. raisn bran, and r.
cup Of the milk. Place mixture on
bottom OF l-quar' fHrole
Combine pos remaining
milk. salt. nutm-.. and ginger.
Spread over sausage In casserole
Place apple rings on top of pota.
toes. pressing in slightly. Sprinkle
with brown sugar and additional
nutmeg. Bake In hot oven (400' F.
40 minutes, or until done. Makes
6 to servings.
'For extra richness. use Y cup
undiluted eyaporated milk.
Bran Corn Bread with
Cherry Preserves
y cup sifted -four
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
y cup corn meal
2 tablespoons chopped cooked
bacon
egg. well beaten
" cups milk
tablespoons melted bacon fat
or other shortening
III cups 4Qe5 bran flakes
Silt -four once. measure. add bak-
ing powder and salt. and sift again.
Add corn meal and bacon. Combine
egg and milk. Add to -four mixture.
add shortening, then mix only
enough to dampen flour Fold in
flakes. Bake In creased 9x9x2-
inch pan In hot oven (i25' ~ 40
minutes. or until done, Serve with
cherry preserves.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
SEARCY

Eta Lee Donslds
w. H. Hawk of Dallas, Texas
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hawks of
Searcy entertained his parents at
the Rendezvous last Thursday.
honoring their 32nd Wedding An
niversary. 1t was also the birth
day Of Mrs. Hawk ...... Rev. n. C..
Vaughn and Rev. w. Marley mo-
tored to Fort Smith and Little
Rock on business ...... Mrs. Leila
Hunt and daughter, Mrs. Merle
Ellen Robinson shopped in Little
Rock Wednesday $3.50. The Easter
Union Program was held at
Betheleham Baptist Church Sun
day at p. m, also Sunday MORN
ing at seven o'clock a one hour
union service at the same church
was held. The sermonett was de-
livered by Rev. Vaughn OF St.
Marys CINE Church 49,. Misses
Thelma Watson. Vernell Turner
and Mary Ann Sipes, all students
at Dunbar were here for the
Easter holidays.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Parker of
Hickory Hill were Sunday even
ing visitors OF Mrs, Cynthia Gun.
ningham .,,,.. Mr., and Mrs. Land :
ers and MIR. and Mrs. !. c. Nc
Daniel spent Sunday with Mr..
McDaniel's sister, Mrs Mary Me.
Daniel and daughter ...... Mrs. G..
l.. Swinton made a business trip
to Russelville ..... Frank Fletcher
spent Saturday night with his
mother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
DIES ARC
Ella Mae Brown

Sunday morning Sunday School
was conducted by the Supt. Floyd
Thomas and the Pastor, B. S.
Simpson, reviewed the lesson.
The sermon was taken from St.
Luke 4:l8. Subject: The spirit of
the Lord is on me-" Sunday school
was conducted at Bethel A.M.E.
Church by Supt. Ode Brown .....
Mines. Carrie Koonce and Eu-
gene Huley are with their broth
err in Chicago who is very ill $50.
Mrs. r. Williams will soon be
home from Marion, Ohio ..... Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
SEARCY
Eta Lee Donaldson

Miss Elizabeth johnson Of Rich
mond California is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Evant Turner and
family ...... Stewart Board No.
gave a Fish Fry in connection
with the giving away Of the ham
and sugar at the Center ...... Mrs.
S. w. Sanford won the ham.
Mrs. M. M. Bradford won the su-
gar. Mrs. Sanford presented to
the Stewardess Board check for
$1,000 ... Virgil Donald Breach,
son of Mrs. Elinyra Breach was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Texas, is the guest Of her broth
ers. Lee and Roosevelt Chiles on
Delaware Street -, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Hill of Vaudeville are the
proud parents Of baby girl,
Doris Annette. Mother and baby
are doing fine -. On the sick
list is Mrs Pearl Bell. Julius
Stevenson, jake Terry and Ella
Mitchell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
Lee Marshall

st. James Baptist Sunday
School met at the usual hour.
Rev. H. w. Downing delivered the
HOO sermon. One new member
was added TO the church BTU.
met at 6 PM. Missionary Society
met at 2:30 ...... Mrs, Artie Bate,
3l0l Steven Street, Greenville,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Did you know Il can be fna to be
economical' Well, II Is sometimes,
II you decide 10 try out new and
different dishes that food experts
have thought up. Being original re
quires little more thought and
sometimes more time, but the sur
prised and pleased expressions OF
your family are well worth the
affort. Here are three recipes that
add novelty TO any meal. Two are
for delicious main dishes that are
unusual as well as economical. The
third is a recipe for Bran Corn
Bread - new twist in corn bread
---- served with your best Cherry Tor
other favorite) Preserves. So go
to II 80 try them on, one nj time,
but be sure you try them!
Grape.Nuts Stuffed EGGPLANT
large eggplant
tablespoons chopped chion
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
tablespoons bacon TAT
cup Grape Nuts
cup drained canned tomatoes
cup chopped cooked bacon
egg, slightly beaten
Z, cup GrapeNuts
Cut eggplant in half lengthwise
and scoop out center, leaving shells
Il inch thick. Parboil shells min.
utes. Chop removed portion and
saute with onion, salt. and pepper
in bacon fat 10 minutes. Add ~
cup GrapeNuts; mix well, Then
add tomatoes. bacon, and egg, mix
ing thoroughly. Refill shells
Sprinkle with remaining Grape
Nuts. Bake In hot oven tio0' F.)
% minutes. Makes servings.
Note: II desired, u cup grated
American cheese may be mixed
with Grape Nuts used for topping
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

a light because she gets a let
ter nearly every day ...... CD and
BW are really on the ball. So
long for now. see you later -.