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Evening star., 1948-07-02
President and Mrs. Truman
Hosts: Pam american Lunch
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

Customary official ceremony and
pomp were much in evidence last
evening when the President and
Mrs. Truman entertained at dinner
in honor of their distinguished
guests the President of Venezuela
and Sonora de Gallegos. The visit
ing President and his Sonora will
move today to the Blair House for
the remainder of the week and will
be guests Of the President and Mrs.
Truman aboard their special train
when they leave Sunday for Boil
var, Mo. The town was named for
the great Latin American iberator,
Simon Bolivar, a statue of whom
will be unveiled by President Gal
legos on Monday. The statue is a
heroic figure over seven feet high,
made in Milan, Italy, and placed
on a base IL feet high, made of
Carrara marble from Venezuela.
President and Sonora de Gallegos
arrived yesterday afternoon accom-
panied by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs and Sonora de Blanco, the
Minister of Development and Sc
nora de Perez Alfonzo, the Minister
of Labor, DR.. Raul Leoni; the Sec
retary to the President, Senor Con-
zalo Barrios. and his military aide,
1t Col. Rafael Arraez Morles.
They all were guests of President
and Mrs. Truman at dinner last
evening.
The President and Mrs. Truman
received in the east room, while the
Marine Band Orchestra played from
It's usual post in the north corridor.
The dining table was horseshoe
shaped, palms and ferns being
placed in the U and the low mounds
In the center of the table were OF
pink roses, blue larkspur. baby's
breath and Baker fern. The dainty
blossoms filled the tiny vases about
the edge of the long -mirrored gold
plaque In the center and the match
ing compete dishes and epergnes
were filled with lucious tropical
fruit and dainty candies.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred
M Vinson were among others at the
dinner. the complete list of guests
including the Venezuelan Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Carnevali, the
Secretary of State and Mrs. George
C Marshall. the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. John w. Snyder
the Secrtary of National Defense,
Mr.. James v. Forrestal; the Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Tom C. Clark;
the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Jesse M. Donaldson, the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Julius A.
Krug. the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Charles F. Brannan. the
Secretary of Commerce. Mr.. Charles
Sawyer, and the acting Secretary
of Labor, Mr.. John w. Gibson.
Congress was represented by Rep
resentative Sol Bloom of the Foreign
Affairs Committee, and also at the
dinner were the Chief Of Staff to the
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Parties Yesterday

The new Chairman of the Inter-
American Defense Board 1t. Gen.
Willis D. Crittenberger, was the guest
in whose honor the Co-ordinator Of
the Board, Brig. Gen. Lemuel
Mathewson entertained at luncheon
yesterday. The party was arranged
in the Carlton room of the Carltoni
Hotel and the guests In addition
to the members Of the Board in
cluded the Secretary General of the
Organization of American States,
DR.. Alberto Lleras, the Assistant
Secretary General, DR.. William
Manger, and the United States and
Ambassadors to the
Organization, Mr.. William Dawson
and Capt Colon Eloy Alfaro.
New members of the Board at
the luncheon included 1t. Col
Augusta Fragoso of Brazil; Brig.
Gen. Rafael Fernandez and Rear
Admiral Danilo Bassi of Chile; 1t.
Col. Renato Delcore of Costa Rica
and Army Capt. Edward A. Mitchell
of the United States.
The Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Ferreyros entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of the
Apostolic Delegate. the Most Rev.
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. other
guests were the Peruvian Ambas-
sador to the Pan American Union,
Dr.. Juan Bautista de Lavalle; the
secretary to the Apostolic Delegate,
Msgr. Luigi Raimondi, the Minister
Counselor of the Peruvian Embassy
and Sonora de Fernandez Davilla and
Dr.. Jorge Basadre of the Pan Amer
lean Union and Sonora de Bas-
Sadre.
The Chief of Naval Operations Of
the Argentine and Sonora de Car
rama are being as extensively en-
tertained during their few days In
the Capital as the visiting Chief
Executive from Venezuela.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
John L. Sullivan was host at lunch-
con yesterday to the visiting ADJ
miral entertaining him aboard his
yacht the Sequoia and having
among his other guests Admiral
Denfeld. Last evening Admiral and
Mrs. Denfeld we're hosts at large
reception at the Mayfower In honor
of Admiral and Sonora de Car
rama.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Miss Jeanne Marie Wegner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.
Wegner of Arlington, was married
last evening to Mr.. Carthon Evans
Aldhizer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eld-
ridge r. AldhiZer of Greensboro,
N. C. The ceremony took place in
the Community Methodist Church,
the Rev. Hampden H. Smith, jr.,
offlciating.
Mrs. Shirley Patterson and the
Misses Betty Embrey, Doris Moore,
Helen Ayres, 10 Ann Duncan and
Carole Wegner attended the bride.
Patricia Link was flower girl.
Charles Veatch was ring bearer.
The best man was Mr.. Harry B.
Elkins and the ushers were the
Messrs. Julian Showkeir, Edward
Francis, Dick Dyer and Donald
Balderson.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

The Metropolitan Baptist Church
was the scene of the wedding last
evening of Miss Elizabeth Ann Will
liams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Williams, and Mr.. John
Hugh Kull, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dar-
rell F.. Kull. The Rev. j. Michael
Waar officiated.
The Misses Dorothy and Helen
Williams attended their sister and
her other attendants were Miss
Marie Trapani and Mrs. Phil Pensyl.
Mr.. Raymond Kull was best man for
his brother and the ushers were 1t.
Daniel Deibler, Mr.. Geno Valenti
and Mr.. William Lewis.
The newlyweds will reside at 9507
Fiftieth place, Hollywood, Berwyn,
Md.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

OF Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Lee Pad
gette.
Miss Helen Wilson attended the
bride and Mr.. Robert Peters was
best man for his brother. Two other
brothers, the Messrs. Truman and
Wayne Peters, were the ushers.
Weyer.Donelson
The marriage of Miss Sidney
Elizabeth Donelson. daughter of
Mrs. Gertrude Williams Donelson OF
Washington and Birmingham, Ala,
to 1t. q. g. Joseph John Meyer,
jr., U. s. N. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer of Baltimore. took place re-
Gently in st. Matthew's Cathedral,
the Rev. John B. Argaut officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Chalmers T. Forster and
attended by the Misses Emajean
Donelson, Clayron Carter and
Amelia May Meyer. Mr.. Thaddeus
c. Kraemer was best man and
Ensigns David Draz, Thomas Pole,
Charles Boyle and James Casseday
were uShers.
The couple will reside temporarily
at New London. Conn, where the
groom is attending the Naval SUBJ
marine School.
Moses-McCamm0n
Miss Beverly McCammon, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Landon
McCammon OF Rutland, VT, re-
Gently became the bride of Mr.. Will
liam Barnard Moses, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur -Cotter Moses of Ken
wood. The wedding took place in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Graf. jr., in Kensington, the Rev.
DR.. C. Leslie Glenn officiating. Miss
Nancy Baxter and Mr.. Hudson
Moses were the attendants.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

DR.. and Mrs. Arturo Ver-
CARA haze returned from their
1Dedding trip and are noD at
home at Ait Thirty-Eighth
street. Their marriage took
place recently in the Method
ist Episcopal Church In Jones'
uille, Va, the ReU. Lorenzo d.
Perkins Officiating. Mrs. YER
CARA is the former Miss Ro-
berta Alice Cridlin, daughter
of Mr.. George P. Cridlin and
the late Mrs. Cridli1 OF Jones'
Uille. DR.. Vergara is the son
of Mrs. Leopoldo Vergara and
the late Mr.. Vergara. He is
With the Food and Agricul-
ture Organization OF the
United Nations.
Harris & EtDing Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Her ,Oedding to Mr.. Sheldon
Dauid Abrams took place in
the Beth Sholom Synagogue
Nth Rabbi Harry Kaufman
and Rabbi Henry Segal Off
ciating. The bride is the for
nner Miss Henrietta Cohen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
man Cohen. She Uas attend
ed By the Misses Rhoda
Abrams, Doris Kobren, Selma
Macks, Arlene Mayer and
ViDian Margolis. Mr.. Jerome
Jacobs. Was best man and the
ushers 1Uere the Messrs. Sid
neg Rassin, Joseph Moss, Leo
Fischer and IrDing LeDine.
The couple ,1iH make their
home at 5214 Kansas Avenue.
The groom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Abrams.
-SteUe-Z,oeig Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

The Cora Rigby bowl was given to
the club by an early president who
headed the organization from 1920
to 1928. Miss Rigby was chief of the
Washington Bureau Of the Christian
Science Monitor.
Others who took Office yesterday
were Mrs. Elinor Lee, first vice
president; Miss Isabelle Story, Sec
ond, vice president: Mrs. Margot
Grubb, recording secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Carpenter. corresponding
secretary; Miss Mildred Diefenderfer,
treasurer, and Miss Cowan. Miss
Marie Sauer and Miss Martha
Strayer, board members.
Miss Williams is a member of the
Washington staff of the United
Press
Evening star., 1948-07-02

President, Fleet Admiral William D.
Leahy; the Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. Robert A. Lovett, the As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Norman Armour, the United States
Ambassador to Venezuela and Mrs.
Walter j. Donnelly, the Assistant to
the President and Mrs. John r.
Steelman, the secretaries to the
President, Mr. William B. Hassett
and Mr.. Charles G. Ross and Mrs.
Ross, and the special counsel to the
President and Mrs. Clark Clifford.
The Chief OF Protocol and Mrs.
Stanley Woodward attended the
dinner as also did the Librarian OF
Congress and Mrs. Luther Harris
Evans, the President of the White
House Correspondents Association
and Mrs. Ernest B. Vaccaro and Dr.
John M. Crane, a member of the
Board Of Governors of the Simon
Bolivar Foundation.
The United States military aide to
the Venezuelan President, Brig. Gen.
Russell z. Randall, the Air rorces,
aide and Mrs. Willard Irvine, Presi-
dent Truman's military aide and
Mrs. Harry H. Vaughan, his personal
physician and Mrs. Wallace H. Gra-
ham, and Capt. Oberlin c. Laird,
Col. and Mrs. Robert B. Landrey and
Capt. Robert S. Dennison completed
the company.
Coffee was served to the gentle
men in the party in the green room,
while the ladies remained in the
red room for conee. Inere was no
program of entertainment arranged
except that given by the Marine
Band Orchestra.
President and Sonora de Gallegos
will have a comparatively quiet
evening tonight with a small group
of guests dining informally with
them at Blair House. Today at noon
the President was honored by the
Council of the Organization of
American States, which tor more
than fifty years has been known as
the Board of Governors of the Pan
American Union. Under the re-or-
ganization of this body of 2l
American republics, the Pan
American Union Is the secretariat
of the Organization of American
States. The council held a special
meeting TO-DAY to honor President
Gallegos and later entertained at
luncheon.
The new Secretary General of the
Organiza ton, Senor Alberto Lleras.
former Ambassador to Washing
ton from Colombia, made elaborate
arrangements for the entertainment
of the Venezuelan president. Lunch
con was served in the stately Hall of
the Americas overlooking the Aztec
Garden and the company, number
ing $50. included Ambassadors to
Washington and to the union, as
we'll as officials of this Government,
members Of the Congress, and those
in the visiting Presidents official
party.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
AAUW DELEGATES

DR.. Elizabeth Conrad, new presi-
dent of the Washington Branch,
American Association OF University
Women, Is among the local dele
gates attending the AAUW South
Atlantic regional convention which
opened yesterday in Asheville, N. C.
Other delegates from Washington
are Mrs. G. r. wilhelm, immediate
past president OF the branch: Miss
Elsie Green, Miss Kansas Byers and
DR.. Agnes Conrad. The conclave
will close tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Miss KIadv Bride

Miss Janice Lucille Klady, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Arthur
Klady of Gallon. Ohio, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Arthur Kennedy,
jr., son of Mrs. Dora Kennedy of
Millersport, Ohio. The Rev. Heber
H. Votaw ofiiciated in the Gallon
Severth-day Adventist Church.
Mrs. Richard Hill and Miss Paul
inc Klady, sisters of the bride, and
Miss Darlene Schnoonard, niece of
the bride, were the attendants.
Teddy Schnoonard and. Ardyce
Draper were the children attend
ants. Mr.. Ralph Kennedy was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were Mr.. Richard Hill and
Mr.. Ted Pohlman.
The couple will be at home in
Millersburg after July IA.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Before becoming the bride
recently of Mr.. Charles Har-
old Knode OF this city, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William, H. Knode
of Shdrpsburg, Nd, she Uas
Miss Glare Ellen HoSSeH OF
Washington, daughter of Mrs.
D. C. Weston OF Vancouver,
British Columbia. The cere-
nony took place in the
Georgetown Lutheran Church,
the Req. Harold E. Beatty
oh1ciutinu.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Before her marriage to Mr..
Russell I. Carr the bride Was
Miss Dorothy budding, daugh-
ter of DR.. E. E. budding. Mr..
Carr is the son, of Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Carr and the late Mr..
Carr. The Wedding OF Miss
Dudding and Mr.. Carr took
place in the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter-Day Saints
Nth Bishop Frank c. Kimbau
officiating. Brooks Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

at the Statler
Hotel.
The installa-
tion ceremony
was marked by
the presentation
Of q silver bowl
to the retiring
president, Miss
Ruth Cow a n =,
who, in turn,
gave Miss VIII
liams the Cora
r Rigby B ow !,
which is kept by
the clu b preSi-
dent during her
town, IF nRro
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Officers Installed
|Bv Press Women

Miss Dorothy williams was inau-
gurated as president of the Women's
National Press Club at q reception
given yesterday for members only
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
DaIark
Ethel T. Neal

Ishci 1. veal
GOSSIP! - Hello everybody
it's living time again. MRM saws
did you know two certain chicks
played EVN and MRM cool on
Wednesday? zoe. I hate EMcC mar
ried on Eth. heard someone
took ZAW away from Eth. Is
that right EFT? CD and DHH
think they are slick, but they could
stand another greasing. -. CHI
said he has put one of the Reans'
down, wonder which one is it?
All OF the veterans are accustom-
ed to women with long hair. May
be they should have brought some
home with them sec. CA says he
loves the ground AIM walks on,
EVN you had better straighten
up and fly right because CB saws
he isn't going any more. Please
don't cry MRM, 1T says the sur
will be shining bright when he
comes to see EVN again. EVN
MRM and Eth surely hate te
chop cotton. w RVA and his wife
and MRM made a business triI
TO town Saturday night, ha ha
| Guess I'll stop now. Will driv,
futher when | have more gas
| Thanks, see you next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

at st. John Baptist Church Sun |
day, -. Young McNeely and c
Sockwell made business trip to
Prescott Saturday. .. Our All
Club is having a party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herds Lee
Sockwell Friday night Every
one is invited. Bring your favo-
rite game. -. We are looking for
ward to attending the Bread.
Dress and Elimination Contest
which will be May % at Mckay
High School. .... 1--WE: l wonder
why WYNN and LC can't get to-
gether zee. JAMN and NLW seem
to be walking together down low
ers' lane. 49,. is can't seem te
make up her mind between &c
and MP. -. LES and WIN seen
to have lots to talk about recent
| ~. a.. VMN has been singing ="
Love You, Yes Do Coulo i
be GIG or UNIV?
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
WESSON

Sunday School opened on Sun
day at GAS by Supt S NJ Griffin
Glass No. l was taught by Sister
Bessie Lee Browning. Glass No.
2 was taught by Bro. Eddie B.
Loggins. No. 3 was taught by
Bro. v. L. Davis. Rev. M. W..
Russ preached an inspirational
sermon. Money raised, $1,000.
Wesson Public School closed on
May 10. ~ Mrs v. Layton, Mrs.
A, NJ. Browning and Rev. M. w,
Russ were the dinner guests of
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Loggins. The
Mission Band met at the home of
Mrs Gladly Cobbs, May 10, There
were twelve present. 80. The Beu-
lab Grove Baptist Church has
changed meeting days from the
Fourth Sunday to the Second
Sunday in each month.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
HUTTIG
L. A

voN
Mrs. Aldena Landry of Aleme-
da, Calf, is here visiting her Sis
tiers, Mrs. Gladys Mack and Aud
die Smith &c.. Dad Lombars of
Crossett spent several days visit
ing friends here. .... Miss Ola Mae
Boyett of California is visiting
her mother and brother. go. Mrs D.
Brewer of Camden spent the
weekend with her mother and
brother, .... Rev Carter had great
service on the 9th -. w. L. Mack,
Mrs. Audible Smith, Ernest Burk-
ley are improving from recent
operations also Mrs. Rubie Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Dock Junior had their
nepheWs from Thornon as week
end guests. -. Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
bert Milcon and children of Cros-
sett are visiting Mrs. w. Bayett
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
ROSSTON

Waters Chapel Sunday School
met at the usual time with the
Supt., Mrs. Unice Blake presid-
ing. The teachers took charge of
their classes for 30 minutes Rev.
b. H. Berks reviewed the lesson.
afterwhich he delivered a won
derful message. A Mothers Day
program was rendered Sunday
evening, sponsored by Chaaey
Chapel School Band and teache S,
Mrs. Lenora Morgan, There were
quite few visitors present. Mrs
Minnie l.. Purifoy of Camden was
visiting that day. -. Mr.. and Mrs..
G. p. Purifoy had their children
as guests Sunday csc. Clabon Sock
well and family attended service
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
ROSSTON
Lena Mae Galberth

Sunday School was fine at
Oak Grove Church, The lesson
was taught by Mrs. Corine Hicks.
l.. z. Young brought light to many
of living our religion. w c. c.
Brazel is very i'll in Prescott
Hospital 49, Tommie Curry is on
the sick list. . Mrs. Inez Cray
son and family Of Hot Springs,
Mrs Naomi Harris and family of
Prescott spent Sunday with their
mother and sister. Napoleon Ba-
eel is here from Detroit, Mich
Mrs. o. l.. Harris and family OF
Minden, La, spent Mothers Day
with her daughter, Mrs. Haze
| Haeion. -. The Senior Class Of
| Nevada County Training Schoo
rendered a fine program on las
Wednesday night, 1t was an in
| spring program. gee. If you wan
to know what's going on around
Rosston, buy and read the State
Press. coo. Wednesday April 18th
was Achievement Day for NFA
boys and MIA girls at Nevada
County Training School Exhi
bits of graments made by thu
girls of the junior class, and tn
handsome pieces of shop Worl
which were made by the boys Il
their farm mechanics class wer
shown. Included in the boys ex
hibits were desk, magaZin
racks, combination China close
breakfast table, what-not shelves
a pillow beam and chicken water
er, ironing boards and wall boo
shelves.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
FORT SMITH

Church school was largely at
tended at Mallalieu ME-. Church
with the Supt., Miss E. E. Ed
wards and her staff on duty. Miss
Bonnie Mae Ware. organist and
the Rev. c. G. Hall were at their
posts. The WSCS rendered a
Mothers Day program at HOO.
Those participating were: Mrs,
Laura Howard. Mrs. Mollie How
ard, Mrs. Allie Rainey, Mrs. Mar
gle Mingo. O. E. Clardy, Maggie
Hudson, N. B. Scoggins. G. c.
Hall, Mrs. Helen Edward, Fred
Kendrick, Samuel Waldron. ... The
Bible Class meets every Wedncs-
day night. Mrs. Cecil Holman,
teacher. So. Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Scott motored to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
l.. Davis accompanied them. Mrs.
Maggie Miller of Muskogea, Okla.
spent Mothers Day with her
mother Mrs. Hattie U]lery and
sister Nellie.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
RICHMOND HILL

G. w. Hearn
The Missionary Society met at
the beautiful home of Mrs. Mary
Burton. go. The Faithful Few met
Wednesday. eco. Sister M. A. Bur-
ton and lola McGhee worked on
a quilt recently. You will always
find the Mission Sisters busy. 49,
The Home Demonstration Club
met at Richmond Hill, May 18th.
Miss Simmons and Mr., Jackson
were present The discussion was
How to live at home" Our teach
err. Mrs. B. l. Fort made some
very interesting remarks. Her
school will soon be out and OH
how we will miss her. 49,. Matthew
McGhee is visiting in Kansas City,
Mo. 49,. Carrie, Mildred and Mar
tina are in with the measels. Geor-
gia Hearn is back in school. How
were the measles, Georgia? James
Preston and Mrs. Martha Davis
are on the sick list .... Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Wells had as their guest
for dinner on Mothers Day, her
father, H. NJ McGhee .. Elmore
Scott and r. D. Mitchell have
started billet cutting again. jan
uary through March they cut a.
bout $500 worth. They plan to
cut $1,000 worth this time, ha, ha
A certain woman weighing a.
bout 100 lbs. had to help her
husband fit the we'll. He let her
down in the we'll and he drew
he mud out. Now they are fixing
to put cement curling in it, Hel
husband weighs lao lbs. We hops
he will be able to pull her out
G. w., Georgia and Calvin Hear
| and Tennie L. Wells made report
| from their All Club visit at tn,
Peaks High School Officers TO
our club are: Mrs. A. Hearn, presi
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
PORTLAND
Mrs. Rosie GipsOn

Rev. l.. Simpson of Montrose
preached from st. Luke, Chapter
49, Amount of money raised was
$5071. -. Jessie Ed Laws of Pine
Bluff visited his sister . Mrs. S.
Allen was in Monroe, La, Friday
on business. 500. Mrs. Elnora Walk
err and Rosie Gibson were in Der
mont last Saturday. -. Mrs. Emma
Atkins of St Louis, Mo, visited
her friends in Portland Satur-
day. -. Mrs. r. b. Hampton of
Grady visited her sister. 80 Mrs
Lula B. Block of Monroe, La, is
here visiting friends. .... Mrs. o.
phelia King was in Dermott Sat
urday on Business, m Andrew
James Fields, manager of Booster
Club, spent the weekend in st.
Louis, Mo.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
BRADLEY
Ruben Burrell

The st. Paul Baptist Church
f'eld the Pastors Anniversary on
lay 9. Total amount of money
used was over $4,000, Armie
urrell made a business trip to
aexarkana. Mrs Thelma Smith is
in Hope Hospital We wish her
a speedy recovery, -. Mrs. Anna
Burton is visiting her brother and
sister n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Taylor. =. The. Mt Olive B. c
Usher Board sponsored pro-
gram. Mrs Minnieola, president
was in charge. The amount raised
was $ll45. Sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. Black of Texarka-
ma Music was furnished by Clear
tone Quartet
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
MCN ELL
Pearlena Weaver

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ackson
of Texarkana, Texas spent the
week end with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w, Fl. Jack
son of st. Matthew community
Sunday May 8. was a high day
at Macedonia Baptist Church. Rev
French preached wonderful SER
mon. -. Mrs. Arena Weaver and
her two daughters attended sett-
ice at Macedonia Sunday. -. 1--WE.
vMB and AVG are really in love
with AIM. vMB is wondering
if she will have to step back.
Rim and j are in love. BILE
says she loves JUG and he won't
talk about marrying. -. JEB won
ders why ELC won't answer his
letters some time. -. TG loves
CSF but he won't talk to her.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

have ,Mrs. Johnnie Glenn of Chi
cago to look on us, 50. ], r. But
la, Clara Jean, Gerlene and Julia
l.. Williams. all from Prairie Co.
Training School spent the week
end here. -. Van w. Wright, of
A. c. p. of Cotton Plant, Mrs. l.,
Ewell and Charles visited Little
Rock for the weekend "a. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford spent the day with her
husbands parents in Hickory
Plains, Mothers Day -, Mrs. Will
lie Mae Thomas accompanied by
Mrs. F. O'Neal of st. Louis to Hot
Springs
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

sic. T. l.. Burrell. first leader and
manager; Ella H. Burrell, tenor;
Walter Walker Jr., leading bari
tone; Henry Stewart, second bass.
Miss Marie Bradley is on the sick
list. -. Walter Walker was in
Texarkana Tuesday in business.
The pastor of Harmony CINE
Church, the Rev. W. M. Brown OF
Nashville, failed to meet his peo-
Pile at church on the First Sun
day. This was his first absence
since he has been on the job.