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Evening star., 1948-05-21
Connecticut PIunning
Distance Boot Race

Members of the Connecticut Out
board Association are going for
ward with plans for marathon
race to be run late in August from
Hartford to Middletown, in the
Connecticut River, and return.
DR.. Stanley Lund, Commodore OF
the GOA, revealed that competition
in the Hartford Middleton race will
be restricted to stock boats and
motors, as is the case in the Al
bany-New York race to be held in
the Hudson River on Sunday, June
l3.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Junior Board Regatta
Adds Three Races
For Area Pilots
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.

by Moicolm LomDorne, Jr.
Washington area racing fans who
can't afford to compete with the
big time drivers because Of the
strain on pocket books are due for
a break in the first annual Ma
tional Capital Power Boat Regatta
here June 20.
The Junior Board of Commerce,
regatta sponsor, has given the green
light to the Washington Marine
Trade Association to add three races
for metropolitan area-owned and
driven inboards and outboards.
These events will come at the end
of American Power Boat Associa-
aforementioned races for 10 ma
tionally- known classes.
Clifford Needham, president OF
the trade group, announced yester-
day that three prizes will be offered
for each Of the hometown races.
They are:
/. Glass E inboards, with stock
hulls and stock engines under 255
horsepower. This will be single
heat Of two laps.
2. Family outboard runabouts,
with stock hulls and stock engines
under 10 horsepower; one lap and
one heat.
3. Glass c family outboard runa-
bouts of stock hulls and Class c
service engines up to Is horsepower;
two laps in one heat. This event
will be open to drivers throughout
Maryland and Virginia.
Prizes are Bountiful.
Entry blanks for the three events
will be available at member stores
Of the association, which includes
Del Vecchio's, King Fulton, Raleigh
Dawson, Barber's ESQ, Hugh Alex
ander, Nash Marine, Mayfower Ma
rine, Washington Steelcraft and
Gregory's.
Meanwhile, Chairman Hudson
Moses of the junior board dis
closed the important APBA sanction
had been received from Detroit this
week, with indications that the one
day show off East Potomac Park
would attract stellar fleet OF
drivers.
Moses said the Junior Board has
rounded up 81 trophies for amateur
drivers In both inboard and out
board classes and $1,000 for cash
prizes to the professional outboard-
ers. In addition, all contestants will
receive engraved cigarette lighters.
AS if this wasn't enough, the
group has donated a big high point
trophy to the driver making the
most points during the days racing.
Capital Club To Entertain.
Capital Yacht Club, under Com
modore John Fickling, will be host
to drivers and their friends at a
reception at the Maine avenue club
after the races. Prizes will be
awarded at that time.
Moses also disclosed that Wally
Harper of Detroit hopes to make
his first appearance as a 225- cubic
inch hydroplane driver. A former
world record-holder in Glass c out
boards, Harper has moved into the
bigtime with boat appropriately
named Second Fling.
Jack Anandale, who was appoint
ed recently as chief scorer, also will
serve as chairman of the race COM
mittee. Moses said Annandale was
selected following l.. Gordon Leech's
resignation
Evening star., 1948-05-21

Two more Washington area
outboard enthusiasts have signed
up for the 18th running June 13
of the Hudson River marathon
from Albany to New York.
Jack Hyde, a member OF the
.Inboard Race Commission of the
American Power Boat Associa-
ton, listed them as follows:
Jack F.. MARI Of Falls Church,
Va, an Army Air Forces lleuten-
ant colonel, who has entered a
13-foot Lyman hull with a ~
horsepower engine in class I.
H. w. Scott of Alexandria, an
other first timer in the outboard
classic, who will be racing in
Glass s with a 15-foot Norfolk
built job and a 5o-horsepower
engine.
They expect to travel to Albany
Evening star., 1948-05-21

clearing this week end. We usually
look for the main run of stripers
in late May or early June, and the
best time to take them is just be-
fore the water clears. Some few
white shad were taken early this
week at Aliens Fresh, but muddy
water has ruined fishing in the
upper Patuxent.
Hardaead fishing has been poor
in the Benedict area, due to the
low salinity of the headwaters OF
the Patuxent. Hardhead do not
like fresh water, and promptly de-
camp from this area after pro-
tracted rainfall. Best bet for these
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Washington is acting secretary and
will welcome hearing from former
collegiate sailors in these parts.

Washington Is acting secretary ano
will welcome hearing from former
collegiate sailors in these parts.
The Coast and Geodetic Survey
announced this week the publication
of new edition of chart $50, cover
ing the Chesapeake from Sandy
Point to Holland Point and includ-
ing Eastern Bay and South River
Without doubt, this is the busiest
cruising area of the bay.
Rear Admiral Lee Colbert, di-
rector of the survey, points out the
chart has been reconstructed COM
pletely and carries improved SYM
bols that assure clarity. For in
stance, to emphasize shoal areas, a
blue water-tint is carried to the H.
foot depth curve.
Hugh Alexander, local yacht
broker with Offices at 615 Maine
avenue S.W., has been appointed
agent for all geodetic survey charts
and publications, as well as Hydro
graphic Office charts. So, If you're
caught without vital chart on
week ends when the Commerce
Department is closed, Alexander, will,
be glad to furnish that missing
chart He says you can rout him
out at night, too, If it's important
D. Werner Smythe of Southport
Conn, president of the Comet Glass,
will show sailing movies of class
regattas at a special meeting of the
local feet Tuesday night at Co.
lumbia Y. G..
Fleet Capt. Russell Parker has
extended an invitation to Columbia
members to view the pictures.
M 7. if
Evening star., 1948-05-21
OUTDOORS

Hickory and white shad, to-
gether with large white perch
now are gone from the Potomac in
the Chain Bridge area. The water
Evening star., 1948-05-21
8. w. Sailors Busy

George Washington University's
sailing team of Eric Nordholm, Pat
Granger, Bill Dodge, Reid TAFT and
Bob Harwood plan to compete this
week end at M. I. T. for the Boston
Dinghy Cup. This is one of the
major trophies in the Union of
intercollegiate Yacht Racing As
sociations
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Two More D. C..PIots Enter
Hudson River Outbourd Grind

in company with that old CAM
paigner, Ike Hale of Washing
ton. Ike races his .4-foot Pid-
geon-built job with a 22-horse-
power power plant. He finished
18th in the entire field last year
and will race in Glass 4.
The 100-odd drivers coinpet-
ing in the grind will be racing
for $4,000 in cash prizes, plus the
Oluf Mikkelsen Trophy for the
first boat to finish.
Drivers entered to date, ac-
cording to an announcement
from New York, hail from 10
states and the District
Hyde Is prewar world rec
ord-holder In the 135-cubic Inch
hydroplane class. His Gypsy
Lass was we'll known in this area
back in 1899 through l94l.
Evening star., 1948-05-21

is muddy, and
fishing poor.
The anticipated
spring run of
rockfsh has not
yet matured, al
though a few
worthwhile spec
irnens have been
taken in spite
of water condi-
tions. 1t is our
belief that we
vet will have
some sport with
the stripers, es-
pecially if the
,.;un~ Ct q y Z G
Evening star., 1948-05-21

Ten years ago-Led by Bill
Watson, field specialist, Michi-
gan retained the Western Con-
ference track championship.
Evening star., 1948-05-21

Prince Georges Host
The District Golf Associations
spring mixed scotch foursome at
Prince Georges today attracted
more than so teams.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Potopskut Sailors Seek
Moqothy Anchorage
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, May 21.-The Po-
tapskut Sailing Association has
asked for permission to establish
special anchorage area in the
Magothy River near North Ferry
Point, in Anne Arundel County.
The Army Corps of Engineers has
scheduled a hearing on the appli-
cation for June l in its Baltimore
district Office. The proposed an
chorage area is in Blackhole Creek
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Police Told Woman Shot,
Trace Scare 10 Firecracker

A report that q woman had been
shot during a holdup in the 400
block of E street sW., sent police
racing to the block yesterday after
noon. They found only. an unin-
jured victim of premature July
Fourth prankster.
The woman, identified as Esther
Irving, %, colored. of 1845 Kalorama
road NV. told police that a fire.
cracker which had landed on her
head as she was strolling in the
block had frightened rather than
injured her. In fact, she was so
frightened that she fell screaming
to the pavement.
An unidentified witness hastily
summoned police under the i'm
preston the woman had BEEN shot
in a holdup attempt. Police have
not found the pranksters.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
New Truin Safety Device

LONDON F.-New gadgets on
1000 British trains may end delays
due to fog and ease strain for en-
CINE crews at other times. The new
devices make . loud noise when
passing danger signals and apply
the brakes at the same time. Crews
continue to run the trains, but rail
chiefs say the Job viii be easier
and safer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
Page Six STATE PRESS Fri. Mar. 10. te4s

John M, B. Church sponsored a
successful rally and Missionary
program Sunday afternoon ......,.-
Mrs, Grant and children of Little
Rock are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Foster ...... We are
glad to have Calvin Black back
in school after a brief illness ........
GOSSIP: think the storm got
between ALB and MICS Monday
night .,. TC has new '48 Ford
truck now, he is able to get
around more and accommodate
more girls ..., CM is cunning
for w but he doesn't get around
much any more $3.50" LC and PJ
went to the movies last week, es-
corted or unescorted? No better
for them with their unlucky sell
yes .,..r Who was the phone call
from NIB? Was it the cat in Pine
Bluff or only your brother and
his pal? So long and God bless
each of you.
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DIES ARC
Ella Mae Brown

Supt, Floyd Thomas conducted
Sunday school as usual with good
monthly reports from each class.
Rev, B. S. Simpson preacher ........
Master Jessie Butler is home WIS.,
ting his mother from Sikeston,
49,. Mrs. Adlee Harris visited her
cousin, Mrs. Juanita Sneed from
East Des Arc .... The WINS has
pieced very nice quilt ....... r. L..
Ford, Marice Butler and Henry
McKissic have returned to Pine
Bluff after a brief visit here 49,.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Evie Holloway, Esley Dean, Little
Willie Mae Dunlap, Thomas john
son and Mrs. Sarah Ford .... Mrs.
Amos Lee and children have re-
turned from a brief visit to Sher-
rell.~... Mr.. and Mrs. J. Chase
have moved into their new home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
PHILADELPHIA
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Earnie Katherine Taylor cele-
brated her 7th birthday March Z.
There were several of her friends
who joined her in very enjoy
able evening. There was pre-
Easter egg hunt after which the
group sang Happy Birthday for
Earnie, Those present were OAR
nell Martin, Elsie McCauley. Gus
sic Randall, Rosia Randall, Edith
McCloud, Tura Westbrook, Leana
Pearl Martin, Carol Bullocks,
Joyce Randall. Martha Ivory,
Drnorris Randall, Oracle L. Black
nal. Norven Jean Martin, Shirley
Knox, Drnorris Knox. Carolyn
Jean Green. Florie Jean Knox.
Alma Jean Williams, Patricia
E. Reed. James Harris. Donald
Knox. Roosevelt Martin. Floyd
Spruce. Charles Newburn. Bob
bic Hill, Kenneth Hill, Wallace
Snowden. Carol Ford, Bobbic
Williamson, Harold Lee Knox,
Billie Blacknal, James Knox, Joe
Bledsaw, Prince Green, Clavin
Duncan. John A. Taylor, Bobbic
Jean Spruce.
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COLT
Cleveland TabOrn


Stanley Grove M, B: Sunday
School met last Sun. with Supt.
NJ B. Lewis. 1t was well attend
ed ..... Rev. w. II. Hall preached
wonderful sermon. His subject
was. Don't Turn Back" . James
Hall is on the sick list but he Is
improving ... Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Curtis have moved to Heth. We
will miss them very much ....a...
Mrs Sarah Lacy left last Thurs
day for Marley. Mo. to visit a
friend. Mrs. Callie Butler ... Mrs.
Emma Adams, wife Of Rev. W.
B. Adams is in Memphis. Tenn.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Willie G.
Berry .-.. Miss Katie Mckinney
from Little Rock is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Fannie Mckinney.
A baby boy was born March LIST
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dobbs ....
Gabel Watson is on the sick list
edo. Mrs. Gertrude Tomlin. wife
of r Tomlin of Forrest City is
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PRATTSVILlE

Sunday School was well attend
ed March 9TH ...... The Busy Bee
Club met at 400 p. m. at h e
church ,... Mrs. James Bryant,
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Green and ba-
by Cleo accompanied Mrs. r. l..
Williams TO Arkadelphia to visit
her mother and other relatives CO.,.
.... John McCollum who has been
confined to an Army hospital in
Springfield, Mo. was brought home
March 10th. His condition Is re-
ported critical -... Mr.. and Mrs.
Ledbetter were recent visitors in
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cooper, Sr. ..... Dor
cine Brown left for visit to her
former home.
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Johnson, who is on the sick list
- JIVE:-JLJ was playing ball
so hard he broke a window. Was
it hard playing of worry? .r ID.
RS. boy friend has come home,
She is dying to see him but lib
is holding her feet to the fire ......
GIN has taken HBJ from MLW
and she received candies and
cakes from him 5a TICS came out
to school to see Miss EG Monday
80, ALL has given ABK her
knife back, its no use because
the point has been broken off ....
Well, we'll, what you know Joe,
ELS has taken ALB back and he
is sending her candy to keep her
sweet 60. The gals and guys in
the six and seventh grades are
full of pep and 1--WE and are real
ly alive 49,. Wonder why NV
went out to see EG Sunday, was
she going to see EG or some one
els?
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HOPE
Mae Annis Holloway

Mae Annis Holloway
All you hep cats had better
watch out for NAH ...... NILS is
coming through and | do mean
through ...... Just warning ord
err to those on Highway 81 for
when OMS takes JJMcC from Ro-
berta Scott you'd better look out
..... AMB had better keep going
and try to keep Rim for EAJ is
on with NILS. Do you get what l
mean? ...... AP and RAJ are court
ing 100 per cent not 80 per cent
u...,.. Well. INV, don't know
much about her but she is sly
with her counting .... Be and
Am are on like so watt light.
.., JDZ has taken all Of AG from
INIT ..... RT and WIN are on
but NILS had better leave he Wal.
ter alone for she has gone with
him for 20 years. This is all the
1--WE for now but keep your ears
opened and mouth clean.
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GOOD HOPE

The funeral OF Mrs. Belbury
was held at Good Hope Church
last Sunday .... Lucius Sockwell
is on the sick list ... Mrs. Hubble
Gulley visited her sick uncle last
Sunday She is from Bluff City Too.
James Murphy and James Marks
visited here last Sunday from
Ell Dorado ... Mrs. Annie Bloke
is here from FL Dorado visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lille McCree ...
1--WE Hello you 1--WE cats and
kitties. This is TO say LOA says
his love calls for OMB ...... Could
it be true tina, CIR Is cutting In on
Struttin in -.... LDR says Rib Is
his main morning star ...a BHF
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
CURTIS

Miss Verta Mae Williams and
Mrs. Buelah Delmar of Malvern
were visitors of this city on Feb.
18th 49,. Mrs. Hattie Banks is very
i'll -. Vivian c. Quinn is back
from Malvern .. Mrs. Ietta Hor-
ton and son. Jerry Louis is hav-
ing great vacation in st. Louis,
Mo ...a Mrs. Abby Joiner is suf-
fering from a recent heart all
ment ..,a.. GOSSIP Well what
do you know. have you heard that
James Paul Box had certain
girl getting angry about Matte j.
Mccoy -. Willie Coca wrote
certain girl very interesting let
ter so she said 49, M. Mitchell
and V. Horton are on the ball
with JP, Box if YOU could only
see 80. &c Bell, Jr says the girls
go for him like duck after
June Bug go. &c Perry says he is
out to get VIM Horton MA White
is trying to get in with JPB ...
Wayne Mitchell is doing fine with
Dorothy May Hearn.
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FORT SMITH

Members of the First baptist
Church and the pastor-elect, Rev.
w. E. Walton. were host to the
Antioch District Singing Conven-
ton. A very effective sermon was
preached by Rev. Walton and the
chorus rendered inspiring num-
socrs in the afternoon ....,,...". Inc
Minister'S Wives Club met at the
home Of Mrs. w. A. Wagner
Plans for the Installation Service
were completed ..-..-.. We regret
very much the passing OF Mrs.
Juanita Roberts. wife of Rev.
Roberts, pastor Of Twilight Bapt-
Church $50. Rev. Charles L. DIN
kins Of Nashville. Tenn, Mrs. Z.
B. West of Pine Bluff and Mrs.
B. B. Hollis. Helena were house
guests of Mr.. Willie D. Jackson
while attending the Cooperative
Institute, March 2-3 held at King
solomon Baptist Church.
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nard Douglas Of Chicago spent
last week with her in laws, Mr.
and Mrs. George White ...... Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Grave were call
ed to Dermott last Wednesday due
to the illness of Mrs, Graves ia
Their He was able to make the
trip back with them but is re-
ported very i'll ........ Mrs. Char
lott Williams left Sunday for Pine
Bluff where she will spend a
while with her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phlanders Green. She will
also visit her in-laws, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson in Little Rock ........
Mrs. Lydia Curtis is still on the
sick list, also Little Carolyn Ruth
Green. Little Dorothy Jean Besley
was burned badly at her home
Friday ...." Rev. J. B. Coleman
attended service in Arkansas City
Sunday ....... Mrs. Frank Grave
visited relatives in Lake Village
Sunday ..... Mrs. Willie Burnett
spent the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. Phronie Use. .......
MIR. and Mrs. Minguren spent
Sunday in Portland with his sister
who Is Ill ....D Mrs. Hazel Wash.
ington was called out OF town
due to the death OF her brother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
NASHVILLE

The basketball tournaments are
in progress. Childress High School
played in tournaments held at
Toilette, Risston and Ashdown.
The Junior Boys team won first
Mace at the county tournament
held at Toilette The Girl Scouts
and Brownies of Childress High
School are looking forward to
nany interesting activities under
TIM leadership OF their sponsor,
Miss Frances v. Campbelle. the
first Grade teacher of Childress
School - The PTA of Childress
High School presented a Founders
Day Program in the auditorium
Mrs Ruth Cazort, the local presi-
dent cave the objective of the Or
eanization: Mrs. E. X. olds re-
viewed the history OF the local
PTA; Miss Marjorie H. Polk a
senior of Childress gave the his
tory of the symbol of the organi-
cation the Oak Tree. Miss v. B.
Hickerson sang Trees The min
;sters patrons, students and FAC
.ulty presented playiet, Light Oh
Tomorrow. featuring a candle
fight cermony honoring the state
and national founders of the PTA
Miss Frances v. Campbelle
soent the weekend with Rev, and
Mrs A. J. Parish and son of Pine
bluff ~. Edward l.. Hawkins and
George w. Weddle Of the local
NAACP are delegates to the ke-
eional Conference of the MACE
n be held at Merrill High School,
Pine Bluff, March 1914. ]. M
Hobo and c. P. Kelley and others
plan to attend the meeting also
The second grade is selling
the State Press to increase its
contributions to the Red Cross
drive. Please make your contri-
hutton to the drive. Our school
o,,oto is $500, Supt. G. w. Wed
die is chairman of the Childress
District drive.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. b. Blake are back
home after spending three years
in California ....., Rev. l.. Gulley's
children are here from Rockford,
Illinois to attend the funeral OF
their mother. Mrs. Effie Gulley
L A great number were disap-
pointed at Oak Grove Sunday
night expecting to hear Rev. But
ler's sermon ....., B. Blake is on
the sick list ....,. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Kindreth went to Pine Bluff Sat.
....... Nevada County Training
School Basketball team went to
Pine Bluff ...... Mrs. Lena Thomas
will meet her nelce from Monroe,
La. in Ell Dorado. Buy and read
the State Press.
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PORTLAND
~.v


c. d Elmore from Little Rock
visited friends and relatives. Mrs.
Nellie Adams and Rosie Gibson
visited Mrs. Sadie Davenport
wednesday. Mrs. Davenport of
Dermott Is on the sick list ........
Leroy Lunkey is in the hospital
at Lake Village ...... James Walker
visited here Saturday ...... Mrs.
Mae Ella Ward was seriously
burned -." Mrs FRAME Louis and
Matte Griffin we're in Hamburg
Tuesday on business ...... Mrs. Car
RTE johnson from Monroe, La. is
here visiting her father, Frank
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WALNUT RIDGE
Mrs. Essie Arnold

Bethel AME Church was well
in attendance Sunday ...-". The
Poplar Bluff Choral Club rend-
cred a program at Bethel Sunday
afternoon which was sponsored by
Mrs Susie Williford ..~.. Ambus
West, Barnie Tubbs and Rufus
Martin have accepted the chair
manship of the Red Cross Of this
city. They are urging all citizens
to donate literally -.. Mrs. Es-
ther Hardin. Tom Pittman and
little Sarah Sue Brooks are on
the sick list this week sees. Mines.
Skylor West and Emmar Shaver
seem to be improving. Read all
about our people in the State
Press, write or call 293W. Malvin
Lee West.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19

was peicing quilts the other day
when her boy friend came by
...... CRF got telegram from LEP.
He said he would be home soon.
Please, ELC don't get sick for
this is only a trick SEQ" OMB is
on the ball with LOA with that
blue suit ...... HG is in high with
EVE and All is on time with MT
.... CD was with LG Sunday and
VIM was sporting with Gulley zoe.
Read the State Press. So long, see
you next week .......
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
AUGUSTA

Mrs. e. W. Branscomb OF North
Little Rock entertained the Au-
gusta High School faculty in her
home March 6. Among the guests
were Mrs. Agnes Hunter. Of
Shorter College, Principal and
Mrs. James Smith and sons, Jas
Jr., and Tommy. Mrs. d. F. Carr
and Miss M. M. Scott Of Augusta
Mrs. Branscomb, the hostess is
also a member of the faculty al
Augusta High School.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
McGEHEE
Callie Green

Mrs. Mary Miles attended the
funeral OF her cousin. John Jor-
dan in Dermott Sunday ..~.... The
funeral service OF Mrs. Jettie Bla-
cher was held Sunday at st. Peter
AME Church. Burial was at Bates
and Lamb Cemetary ....... Mrs
Dorothy Ora is in Alabama visit
ing her sister who Is Ill ....... Mrs
Willie B. Swanson and son, Leo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19

visiting her aunt, Mrs Lula Jack
son Save. Mrs. Annie Jackson has
been reported i'll ...... 1--WE CT
is WINS all in all ... Al told CT
he had better watch OW ..... Some
time ago, OP went over to CS's
and went to bed on him.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-19
READER

Mrs. Minnie Mae fragile came
home from Peoria, Ill. last week
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldsmith
attended the funeral Of Mrs. An
ME Billberry Sunday at Good
Hope -. Little Albert j. Butler
spent the weekend in Camden
with his teacher -. 1--WE Boy
friends wanted for DIT and MML
...... Girl friends wanted for ACJ.
AFT, JR and CS.