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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
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Foley-Haines
Nuptials Held

In the presence of immediate
relatives, marriage vows were ex-
changed by Miss June Foley,
daughter of Mrs. Ben King and
the late Thomas M. Foley and Mr.
James Robert Haines, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Haines, of w.
Third ST., Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. The single-ring
ceremony was read by Father
Leonard Falvey in Our Lady Of
Lourdes rectory, before the man.
tie. which was banked with white
gladioli and ehryanthemums,
and lighted by tall white candles.
Given in marriage by her
brother, Richard Foley, the bride
was attired in a suit of winter
white, with which she had navy
accessories. Her shoulder corsage
was of white roses. Attending the
bride as maid of honor was her
twin sister, Miss Joan Foley, who
wore an aqua blue suit with navy
accessories, and a corsage of pink
roses.
Richard Foley also served as
best man. Mrs. King chose for
her daughters marriage grey
suit with black accessories, while
the groom's mother Mrs. Haines
was dressed in green with grey
accessories. Both mothers wore
qes of red roses and white
carnations.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception for rs guests
was held in the Memorial Build
ing at Legion Park. Assisting
hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. John Geissler, Miss Patricia
Haggard, and Mrs. Lawrence
Rowland, aunt of the groom.
The young couple left for a
short wedding trip, and will leave
December 26 for Key West, Flori-
da, where Mr.. Haines is stationed
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Haines are
graduates of Marysville high
school, and Mrs. Haines has been
employed in the office of MIR
John Gray. Mr. Haines, before
entering the navy, was employed
by the Standard Oil Company.
Out of town guests who were
here for the wedding and re-
ception included Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Courier, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Courier, Mrs Lawrence
Rowland, Mrs. Marion Evans, and
Mrs. Myrtle Vining, all of Della
ware; Mr.. and Mrs Martin Smith,
of Leonardsburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Deardoff of Mt Victory; Mrs.
Earnest Cronley, of Bellefontalne,
Mrs. Webster Haines and MISS
Barbara Beacum, of Marysville
l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
First Saw Arizona

Marcos de Mia, a Franciscan
friar, is generally believed to be the
first white man to enter what is
now Arizona. He visited the area in
1899.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-23
ALETHEIA SOCIETY MEETS
WITH MRS. EARL KTNSEY


WITH MRS. EARL KTNSEY
The home of Mrs. Earl Kinsey
of w. Seventh ST., was beautifully
decorated in holiday attire for
the Christmas meeting of the
Aletheia Society w e d n S d a }
evening. Children of the members
were present and furnished the
program which was announced by
Sharon Macken and consisted of:
reading, The Night Before
Christmas" Karen Sharrer; piano
solos, Jingle Bells" and Sleepy
Town, Becky Morelock; short
poems, Martha Graham, Diana
Cite, and Billy Galloway; vocal
solo, Silent hight, Judy Splitter.
accompanied by Joan Splitter;
Christmas poem, Phyllis Peoples,
piano solo, ''The Elevator Bob
by Orahood; Christmas verse,
Peggy Leu; readings, +" The Birth
of Christ" and Santa Claus and
the Mouse, June Stricken.
At the close of The Childrcn's
Hour, Mrs. Warren Widner read
Recipe for A Happy New Year"
and all joined in singing Christ
mas carols. The youngsters were
then presented with candy canes
and returned to their homo, after
which a shcrt business meeting
was held with Mrs. Joa Lerlz
presiding. The members enjoyed
a social hour, with the hostess
and her assistants, MrT. Robert
Gil aham and Mrs. Artlur Gallo
way, serving novel refreshments
Of nodded ice cream Santas, trees,
candles and holly, with cookies
ard coffee.
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PARK HOTEL EMPLOYEES
Enjoy CHRISTMAS DINNER

ENJOY CHRISTMAS DINNER
Dining room of Park Hotel IN
Magnetic Springs was the scene,
Friday evening, of most ENJOY
able event-the annual Christ
mas party of employees and their
families. A feature of the evening
was the gift exchange, supervised
by hostess Bernice Mills and
Owen Parker. Others to enjoy
the splendid dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herriott, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray, Mary Vance, Whitley McEl-
roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
Lloyd Edwin, Lola Johnston, John
Predmore, M. McAllister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Orahood, MIR. and
Mrs. Buzz Cashkill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fegley, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Fawley, Mr. and Mrs. Dutch
Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Elc-
ridge and Frank, as well as Mr..
Ralph E. Fox, master of cere-
monies, his wife, Virginia, and
small Marcia.
Each guest responded with
''joke, song or story" as gifts were
given and the party progresses
hilariously. Euchre and picture
taking helped to enliven the
family party" and the spirit of
the season was very evident.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
BENTON
Luther COlman

Rev. Staff visited his grand
mother, Mrs. Belle Howard in
Dallas. Texas and was guest
speaker in several churches while
there u. Elder z. F. Graham,
pastor OF the Church of God in
Christ chartered a bus to carry
the members Of his church to the
Convocation which was held in
Little Rock ..... Mrs. Bessie Cana
dy entertained the teenage groups
ct all churches in Benton and
Bauxite Sunday, Sept. 26 in hon
or Of Pvt. Thomas E. Nelson who
spent 10 days at home after fin
ishing his basic training at Fl.
Knox, Ky. .,.. PTA officers were
elected as follows; Mrs. Mary S
johnson, president, Mrs. Bernice
Brown, vice president, Mrs. Beu-
Lab Holiday, secretary, Mrs. Car
RE Toles. treasurer. Other officers
elected will be announced in a
later issue.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
EL DORADO

Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Cook visit
ed Union County Association last
month. Several others accompan-
led them -. Sir J. A. Cowan,
&C of the K. of p, Little Rock,
made his annual visit here last
night ...... Jim King of West 5th
Street is in Warren Brown Hospi-
tai ..... The Friendship d Asso-
citation is meeting this week at
Ebenezer Baptist Church 6 miles
north of Strong ...... Mrs. Ora
Lee Cobb wishes to thank her
many friends for gifts and dona-
tons given Alvin Cobb before he
departed for Morehouse College,
Atlanta, Ga. Alvin Cobb has n
tered College and made his CLASH
fication in the Junior Class ......,
Rev. Horace Shepherd of Chica-
go, ILL, and Rev. r. l.. Shepherd
of Magnolia were guests of their
sister, Mrs. Ora Lee Cobb recent
ly. Rev. H. Shepherd visited his
parents in Magnolia and has re-
turned to Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

Andrew Dinkins

The community and teachers OF
the Elmira Brown Jr. Hi School
r very proud of three four room
cottages which are being built on
the campus of the school These
beautiful cottages will furnish
adequate housing for the teachers,
The PTA, community, ministers
along with the school board made
this project possible ,.....,. DR., l..
A. Davis, president of A. M. and
N. College spent the week end
with relatives and friends. He
and his family were the house
guests of Mrs. jamie Brown.
President Davis is a native Of
McCrory Andrew Monroe
Dinkins was dinner host to Law
renee A. Davis, Jr. Saturday
evening
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
WOODSON
w. C. Hunter

w. u. nu1Gr
GOSSIP-You don't pay or you
do say this 1--WE chatter is coming
your way over WJOWA. You and
you are cordially invited once a
week to pick up on the latest 1--WE.
It's straight, but not great. So
here we go and how King B
says everyday he loves Leila NIB
a little more ..... HI is trying to
take a certain fine brown frame
from his pal. Man, you've got
four girl friends. l think that's
enough ..... VIII is sticking like
the chicken with EJR. You should
hear him roo There is no One
But You" ..... The 7:30 kid beams
with approval when Ell is around
.-~, CD seems to be doing nicely
-~.. Cleo E is humming Il Love
Somebody But l Won't Say Who"
..-. You don't have to say who be-
cause we know all about it ..
SIS, boy, you're on the main stem.
know sooner or later you'll get
the girl of your dream. You are
a lucky fellow, Mr., Smith
Wen, yes, indeed, 1--WE fans and
boogie woogie beareats, take it
, slow and remember you don't
have to have a bankful to be
thankful. So smile and be happy
..... This weeks 1--WE column is
dedicated to Miss Myrtle L G
Johnson, president of the w. c.
Hunter Solid Seven Club. She is
from Bryan, Texas -. Hello there,
angel Face, SO you're creeping
out to see what it is all about BOD.
Yes. I'm stepping out tonight. l
might find it very interesting in
the pleasant moonlight -...... Do
you mind II | tag along2 I'm
groovy as a jump song .... Not
at all, come on, Mr.. Jackson, let's
get on the ball ,.... Yes indeed, |
got plenty of chicken feed ....
what do you mean, MIR, Green2
~.. ! mea | got plenty of dough
so now you know 500. Now / catch
on You are a sport from Newport
.~.. No, you've got me wrong; |
am a ghost from off the coast ..
90. I'm a hip kitty of Little Rock
City .-. I'll admit I'm a clown
from out of town ...... WJOWA,
your 1--WE station signs off til
next week SO stay in the mood.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

of Mr. and Mrs, John Knox, baby
Beard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Beard, and baby Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Jones. Baby Jones won in the
contest having had the highest
amount of money. A dress was
given as a prize $50. The last
quarterly conference was held at
st. Paul AME Church Sunday,
Oct. 3rd with Elder VIM. Eason,
presiding Elder in charge ........
Little Glenda l.. Booth left for
her home in San Francisco, Cali
fornia after spending the summer
with her aunt and grandparents,
Mrs. Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs
A. j, Blanchard.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
LAKE VIEW

Rev. W. r. Vonds of Little Rock
and his congregation were the
guests of the First Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon. After a hearty
welcome. a delicious meal was
served -.... Shirley Guydon has
returned after having spent two
weeks in st. Louis, Missouri
Ira Tool has returned to a hos
pital in Little Rock ...... Wadell
Edwards Of Clarendon was the
weekend guest of his cousin
Spence Edwards and family
Miss Lode Dolphin has return.
ed to AMIN College in Pine
Bluff .-... Rev. F, r. Harkenhull
OF Pasadena, California was the
weekend guest Of his daughter.
Mrs, Frank Washington and tam
Ny .-. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jor-
don are the proud parents of a
baby girl, Jacqulin Yvonne, born
September 10th - Little Huehia
p. Fitzhugh is confined to a
hospital in Helena where he re.
had an appendictomy
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
SMITH
Adeline Whitfield So

The NAACP held its monthly
meeting in the auditorium of the
First Baptist Church Sunday at
3 p, m. The highlights of the af-
ternoon was the inspiring address
made by Father Roach of the
st John The Bapt. Church on race
relations in Fort Smith. Mr.. Seth
is president of this organization
and Mrs. Ora Peques, secretary,
Mrs. M. E. Bean. chairman of the
Program Committee. Mrs. M. f.
Cox, Youth Counselor. Mrs. Cora
Freeman, Youth Chairman .....
Mrs. Ruth Hall, local singer, has
received the first shipment of
two songs that she composed and
had published go. The First Bapt-
ist Church invites all babies from
! to 4 years old to join the Cradle
Roll Department of the Sunday
School.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
1913 Cotton Loan
Program Amended

The large l948-49 supply and
the current low prices of cotton
indicate substantial amounts Of
cotton will enter the current loan
program. The farm storage fea-
ture is being provided to make
loans more readily available to
producers in those areas where
there is a shortage of warehouse
space.
The United States Department
of Agriculture has announced
that the l948 cotton loan program
has been amended to provide for
loans on farm-stored cotton. The
County Agricultural Conserva-
ton Association committees will
handle the program in the coun-
ties and will approve structures
on or off the farm for the storage
of the loan cotton. Loans will be
evidenced by notes and secured
by chattel mortgages covering the
cotton.
This program previously pro-
vided only for loans on cotton
stored in approved warehouses.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
DUMAS

Mrs. Alma Sanders of Pine
Bluff visited her sister, Mrs.
ivory Perry ........ Mrs. Sam Will
liams, principal of the Junior
High School, attended the Desha
County Fair in McGehee
Miss Carliss Mays, a member of
the Menifee faculty, visited her
mother, Mrs. c. B. Harris
Mrs. Emma Payton of Little Rock
Chester Braxton of Ohio, Clifton
Braxton of Kansas, and James
Lee of California visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lee
.-...". Funeral services for Walter
Powell and Perry Lee, Jr., were
held at the Tyree Temple AME
church last Sunday ..... The
Fourth Quarterly Conference for
the year was held at Tyree
Temple AME Church with Rev.
{. M. Hawkins, Presiding Elder in
charge. Rev. J. D. Harris is pas
tor ... The Association of the
Watson District was held last
week at the District Headouar-
tiers of North Dumas.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
Gould
Idella N. KimbrOugh

ldella N. Kimbrough
Funeral services for Mrs. Cath
crime Livingston were held at the
First Baptist Church Sunday. Eu-
logy by Rev. Shaw ..~. Mrs.
Josephine Mcdowell is improving
from her recent illness .,..... Ro-
bert Smith returned from the
Veterans Hospital in Memphis.
Tenn. ........ Funeral services for
Mrs. Mary Tucker were held at
Bailey Chapel ME Church
Mrs. 1della Garrett joined her
husband here to attend the funer-
al. Mrs. Tucker was Mrs. Garriet's
aunt. They have returned to Chi
cago, Illinois ..,. Rev. T. M.
Lacy is i'll .-.... Visitor in the city
Sunday was John Weaver. Mr..
Weaver operates a shoe repair
shop in Pine Bluff 49,. Robert
Davis is remodeling his home -.
Mrs. Carrie Dilworth and her
brother, B. Nichols returned from
Chicago, Illinois ...... The school
in which Mrs. Laura Charles is
teaching will open Monday at
Pickens 80. Mr. and Mrs. C.. l..
Ridgell of Monticello were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Washington. Mrs. Ridgell is the
sister of Mrs. Velma Washington
Mrs. Mamie Banks of Chica-
go, Ill, visited her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Hall ...... Daniel Bess
spent the week end with his FAM
lily. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bess and is now serving in
the Armed Forces and stationed
in Georgia. ... Ed Harper for
merly of this city died last week
in Oakland, California.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
OE.S ARC
Ella Mae Brown

The last Quarterly Conference
was held at Bethel AME Church
with presiding elder +. ID. Clip
son presiding .... Glass No. / won
both banners in Sunday School at
Fellowship Baptist Church Sun
day ..... The WINS held a business
meeting Sunday. Mrs, Pearl Ma
thas was elected as delegate to
the Northeastern District A.sso-
citation ..... Mrs. Lille Jones has
returned to Jonesboro after a
brief visit with her mother and
sister .... Mr.. and Mrs. Humbolt
are the proud parents Of a baby
girl --.. Mrs. Myrtle Loving has
gone to Bogalusa, Louisiana to
visit her perents -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleo Ford spen. the week with
Mr.. Ford's parents . Mrs. Annie
Hobbs is visiting her son In 81.
Louis who is very H.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
BATESvILLE
Virginia Montgomery

Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Watkins,
Mis- Helen Darlington, and MISS
Bethel Hill of Little Rock rend-
cred a very fine musical program
at the Batesville Junior Hi School
Thursday night. In connection
with the program the PTA spon-
sored a Golden Harvest King and
Queen Contest. Bobby Joe Oliver
was King and Pearl Lee Lexicon
was Queen. Total amount of mon
ey raised was $55.79 80. MIR. and
Mrs. Clayton A. Taylor of Little
Rock rendered a musical pro-
gram at Lafferty Memorial
Church Sunday night ...... Rev.
VIM Quinn, presiding elder of
the Newport District held his
4th Quarterly Conference at Be-
thel AME Church. Rev. Thomas
and members of the Bethlehem
Baptist Church and Rev. w D.
Bright, pastor of Lafferty Mem
oral Church were guests ..
Lee Williams, Miss Anita Brown,
Mrs. Bealey Gipson, and Mrs. Ell
nora Waugh are i'll ... Misses Ida
McCurn and Cozetta Crawford left
for Cotton Plant where they will
enroll in the ACP Academy. Hin
ston c. Kucker and Anita Brown
are members of the senior class
there ..-. Bethel AME Church.
Latterty Memorial, and Bethleh-
eta Baptist Church are preparing
for their annual conferences.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
pARKDALE
Gnvcuia MAXWELL

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Reed. Sr.
and Miss Jessie Reed visited Mr..
and Mrs. p. n Reed last Sunday
49, Miss Clauzell Young has re-
turned after spending the summer
in Chicago, Illinois ...... Miss Sadie
Vaughn of Little Rock is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Vaughn ...... Mrs. Travis
Williams Of Oakland, California
u visiting her parents, Mi. and
Mrs. p. r. Reed ...... Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Milton were in Wilmot re-
Gently ...... Mrs. Doris Lanstaff
II Crossett visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Council re-
Gently.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
SMACkOVER
Collie Caldwell

Friends gave a Surprised Birth
day Party honoring Mrs. Matte
Drawhorne, October l.. Those
present were Mrs. Mabel p. San
ders, Charles E. Harris, Johnnie
Green, Eddie Griggs, Rev. L. r.
Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Lewis.
Ray MuldroW, and Jimmie Lee
Frazier. She received many useful
gifts. A delicious repast was SER
we'd at the Lewis cafe ...... Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Tatum left Sun
day for Milwaukee, Wisconsin to
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

East Malvern: Rev. r. c.. Clos
ter recently returned home after
a two weeks mission out of the
state. He attended the National
Baptist Convention at Houston,
Texas and conducted a revival at
Friendship Baptist Church at
Monticello, Mississippi. He reports
a successful meeting with 10
members added to the Church ......
Last Sunday the members Of New
Director Baptist Church gave
their pastor, Rev. R. G.. Gloster
his Fourth Annual Appreciation
Service ..,... The st. John Baptist
Church and pastor of Blytheville
will render service at MI. Zion
Baptist Church Sunday -. Mrs.
Elnora Wesley and granddaugh-
tiers, Rozetta and Lilly Louise
Donousion returned to their home
in st. Louis, Mo. after spending
6 weeks with Mrs. Wesley's
daughter, Mittie Williams and
husband. Mrs. Williams returned
with them for a short stay 200.
Visitors to the city are Mrs. Daisy
Turner and Daughter, Myrtel
Jene from New York -. Mrs.
Eunice holden and son., Joe left
Monday for a visit in Camden
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Nazarie Tippins
of AN & N College were recent
guests of Mrs, Tippins' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Moss of West
Malvern. Young Mr.. Tippens, a
gridiron hero Of '46, is making
good with the Arkansas State
Lions .... The Malvern High
School Leopards played a tough
game in Stuttgart Wednesday
night. They lost, but the Rice
Birds still remember that tilt.
Score 20 ....... Tonight the Leo
pards will tangle with the Hope
Bobcats here on the Malvern
gridiron. A breathtaking tussle
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
kADEL

Funeral services for, Mrs. Cor
nelius Hill were held Wednesday.
Mrs. Hill, known to many of her
friends as Ma Hill, had been
i'll over a period of months. Shr
left to mourn her loss a husband,
known to many as PA" Hill, rela-
tives and friends A Baby
Contest was given at St, Paul "A
ME Church sponsored by Mrs. N.
@. Blanchard. The babies taking
part were baby Knox, daughter
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

Davenport, and Mrs. Albetine
Warren of Dermott visited their
sister, Mrs. Simmie Allen 80. Joe
F. Brown Of MeGhee visited his
mother, Mrs. Mollie Brown ......,
The mother and sister of Mrs. Ell
nora Walk visited her Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

make their home ..,.... Miss Clo-
teal Glasgow of Little Rock WIS.,
tied her father, II. Glasgow who
is i'll 800. Others on the sick list
are Mrs. Lena Sullivan, Mrs. Pari-
lee Spralls, Ludie Lewis, and
Jerry Mitchell.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

0. T. Smith and l.. T. Womack
have opened a Funeral Home at
Booker Terrace. The establish
ment is issuing burial policies ....,
Mac Simmons has returned from
Los Angeles, California where he
spent two weeks with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Simmons and other
relatives and friends ...... Mrs.
Fannie Woods has returned from
a two week visit in Canada, De-
troit and st. Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
WIuuISVILLE

LOrene Paden
Sunday School at st. Peter A.
M. E. Church was conducted by
Hubert Muldrew. Rev. Watson
preached the sermon during the
morning services, Revival Meet
ing started Monday Night con-
Quoted by Rev. p. M. Perry Of
Bethel, Waldo Station, Members
of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
and st. James Church Of God
Christ ~cooperated spiritually and
financially during the revival.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

iting his parents here has return
ed TO his home in Inkster, Michi-
gan -. Miss d. M, Scott, the
Home Economics Teacher of Car
yer High has returned to her
home in Fort Smith ...,., Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Smith, Jr., Mrs, Jenny
B. Marbles, and Mrs. Ida M.
Black motored to Shady Grove
Thursday on business.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

and a record crowd is expected.
... Hartsell Smith, one of the
city's leading tonsorial operators,
visited his daughter, Louise in
Chicago, Ill, recently ...... Elnore
Jordan of New York, son of Mr..
and Mrs, Lonnie Jordan, is visit
ing his parents here and his bro
ther, Hosea in Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
RIXIE:: (.
Silas Bowmnn

Silas Bowman
Sunday Installation Service will
be held for Rev n W. Rogers at
Pleasant Valley Church Corn.
or Stone Laying Services win be
held at Clayton Chapel Sunday.
october nth ..... On the sick list
this week r Rev. r. Larry, Mrs.
Cora Whitaker. and Mrs. Hottie
Baker.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

daughter, Ann May are visiting
their son and father in Kansas
City, Mo-, this week ,...... Mrs.
Willie Mae York is recovering
from illness ....... Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Brown, formerly of Little Rock.
moved in this vicinity recently
........ Rev. c. II. Oliver is recover
ing from a recent illness.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
PORTLAND

kkU@hF IIUNUn
Sunday. September 26th the
Singing Convention was held AZ
the Brown Temple MIC Church
Money raised was s467.l4 Joe
Adams. Mrs. Lula Moore. Ollie
Moore, and Jean Gibson motored
to Lake Village Tuesday -. Mrs.
Rosie Gibson and Mrs. Nevie Ad-
ams were in Dermott ...... Tom
Marshall and Farley Williams
went to Little Rock Saturday =.
Mrs. Mary Davenport, Mrs. Sadie
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08
Champ Joe Louis
Painting Displayed

New York City (G)-Paintings
by famous race amateurs are on
exhibit at the Associated Caller
les, I'll Fifth Avenue. Among
these amateur artists are notables
of the state, screen, literary, fistic
and radio fields. Fighting Gloves
by Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis, sport shoes by Bill Robin
son, and imaginative trees and
animals by Cab Galloway.
All the proceeds from the dis
play will go to the Urban League
for its program of improving &C.
onomic conditions among Negroes
and the promotion of group and
inter-racial understanding.
GAINESVILLE
Norma May Justice
Mrs. Birdie Lee May and grand.
Arkansas State press., 1948-10-08

Mrs Dollie Loggins is attending
The Association in Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. Isthmus Robinson of
chicago, Ill, r visiting Mr.. Rob-
lhson's mother, Mrs. L. B. Jen-
klns - Mrs. Nathia Lee Ste
phen, Patsy Joe, and Florence De-
lois were visitors in Ell Dorado
Friday.