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PARK ITYSECTION
Boy Scouts Plan
JambOree Meeting

y Park City, Jan. 14.-An executive
meeting of Boy Scout leaders and
sponsors was held Thursday night
at the hall. Plans were made for
Boy Scout week jamboree and court
of honor, Feb. II, in Columbus.
The organization of a Cub pack is
being sponsored by the Park City
American Legion. Committees were
present at the meeting from Col
umbus, Laurel and Park City.
Paul Wilson of Laurel and M.
Zimmerman, assistant executive of
the Yellowstone Valley Council, also
met with the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wells left
Thursday night for the east coast.
where they will take a boat to the
Panama Canal Zone, after spending
two months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Brown. Sunday
guests at the Brown home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Story and Bob
Story of Bozeman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V. Eastlick.
Charles w. Sorenson of Bozemar,
brother of Mrs. R. w. Davis, and a
frequent visitor at the home of his
sister, who finished a three-year-
term as Bozeman's city commission
er, took over the office as mayor
of that city the first of the year.
Miss Helen Sitzman, a Billings
nurse, came home Friday to spend
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Sitzman.
Miss Barbara Ross, a teacher at
the Billings Normal school spent
the week end at the r. w. Davis
home with Miss Pearl Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Nelson and
daughters, Mary and Eleanor of
Medicine Lake, were guests Sunday
at breakfast at the A. o. Nelson
home. They were enroute from
Manhattan to Medicine Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson went
to Hardin Sunday to spend a couple
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Scott and family, and be with their
granddaughter Ruth Catherine Scott
who celebrated her seventh birth
day, Jan. IL.
MI. and Mrs. C. B. Martin, Jr.,
and family of Livingston spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Cooper of
Billings were dinner guests Thurs
day of Nh. and Mrs. R. w. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Flood enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dove, M. |!
and Mrs. A. o. Nelson and Mrs.
Helen Braun.
Mrs. Rex. Shartzer of Des Moines,
Iowa, came recently to spend sew
eral weeks with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sand. Mr..
Shartzer was the former Miss Dor
othy Baker.
Last Sunday guests at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tietz and Nj.
md Mrs. Warren Tietz and daugh- .
er Nannette of Fromberg.
Guests recently at the home of
Yrs. May Miller were Mr.. and Mrs. q.
# Billings and David Wagner of
Coleman. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser re- 4,
emily returned from a ten days trip
O Denver and points in Wyoming.
Mrs. Phil Wagner of Billings has
the position as band in
itructor in the Park City high
chool, teaching three half days
week. Mrs. Wagner was the
ormer Miss Rose Eisenman and
vas the local high school band
Mrs. r. w. Davis was hostess
afternoon to the Park
lily Hobby club.
Mrs. William Keefer and two son.
zeal and Roland who are attending
chool in Billings, spent the week
nd at their home.
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The Outlook Saws:

Mrs. Grant Miller and children re-
turned last week to their home in
Livingston after visiting here with
Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Larson.
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worthy advisor, with Barbee Ander-
son an installing officer.
The next meeting of the assembly
was announced for Wednesday, Jan.
81, at the temple.
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Park City Panthers
LOse-ClOse Margin

Park City, Jan. 14.-With Arthu
Gonzales, tall lean center playe
out from a dislocated knee cap, tn,
Park City Panthers played thei
first game since before the holidays
Tuesday night on the Fromberi
floor. At the end of the frs
quarter, Park City lead by foui
points and at the half the score wa
tied at Is. The Fromberg team
fought the stubborn Panthers ant
managed to win with a score Of
al to SO over Park City. A. Kober
Matheis and R. Frank each tied
with 10 points.
In a preliminary game the local
B squad d~efeater Fromberg "a to %,
BELFRY - PARK CITY
The Belfry Bats played on the
local floor Friday night in a close
game. At the end of the first
quarter the Bats lead A to 2, and
at the half Is to 8 and 10 to IS at
the third period. The Panthers
rallied but lost the game by one
point, 26 to rs.
R. Wegner was high scorer with
9 points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Baker and
son of southern Florida were recent
visitors at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Colby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Colby who recently returned
home from the coast where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Colby and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. V. Mosier, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henry enter
tanned at dinner at the Mosier
home Sunday. Invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Tompkins, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Flood and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Nelson.
Mrs. May Miller went to the Co.
lumbus hospital Monday for a goiter
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Beeman of
Billings and Richard Allison of
Laurel were visitors Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney.
The first meeting of the Park
City Garden club for 1913 met
Thursday afternoon with the new
officers taking their places. Mrs.
Edward Story, president; Mrs. H.
D. Tompkins, vice president, and
Mrs. Allen H~ansford, secretary
treasurer. The program "What Is
for Gardeners in the Lii
was arranged by Mrs. S.
L. Flood, followed by the game 20
questions on gardening, won by Mrs.
Alex Fox, Mrs. R. w. Davis, Mrs.
H. D. Tompkins and Mrs. j. w.
.orwin. Mrs. A. o. Nelson, host
ess, served a lunch.
The Park City Rod and Gun club
met Monday night with their new
officers: w. F. Adams, president
md Stanley Pearsall, secretary
treasurer. Various subjects were
discussed and a lunch was served
following the meeting.
Earl Nelson of Joliet spent Thurs
lay at the home of his brother,
\. o. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. N. C. Eklund who has been
at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. C. V. Eastlick for several
weeks, went to Laurel Wednesday
visit at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. l.. j. Wallace.
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o. R. Burdett of Laurel, were pres,

ent.
Many state officers, headed by
Governor and Mrs. Sam Ford, were
guests of the veterans. The IT'S
members attending the banquet came
from all parts of the state.
The commander-in-chie stressed
in his talk that a large air force
is necessary and must be. in readi-
ness in event of an emergency and
is an aid in preventing another war.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

mother, motored to Shreveport
on the 9Th. While on the way,
Mrs. Mack went through linden
and picked up on Mr.. Mack All
was fine ,..... Nose Faueken and
Tonne Bendford were in I'll Do
RADIO on the 18th on business ..-,.
Jack Payne has very nee cook
at his place. Lunch for all ."..
Bud Hatley was rushed t. War
ner Brown Hospital on tie 18th
for an X-Ray of fractured knee
...... Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunt are
the parents of baby boz .......
Madam Mary Ella Luther. Ard
die Smith, Sonny, and Mrs.
Gladys Mack motored to Monroe
La. on the 18th to do their shop
ping ..... Rev. C. l.. Allen, was in
Ell Dorado last week on business
.... Hoping all of you Merry
Xmas and Happy New Wear.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

Christmas vacation began for
teachers and pupils alike Decent
Der 10. Birthday calendars for the
parents and pupils are now being
distributed ..... Evelyn Whitney
pupil of the Little Rock School
for the Blind is spending Christ
mas with her parents .......... Bill
Jones, prominent Fort Smith bu-
siness man is doing nicely after
illness 80. Mrs. Emma McCarly,
being confined to his home by
Otha Byrd and Mrs Betty Cra-
vens are on the sick list 49,. Mrs.
Mary Bell is visiting in Wilton,
Mrs. Made B. Phillips is spend
ing Christmas visiting relatives in
the city .... Mrs. G. f. Hender'
son, Sr., formerly of this city
now a resident of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, returned home after ;
visit of one month with her child
rem here ..... Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les King of Kansas City are Visi
ing with Mr.. Kings parents, Re
verend and Mrs. Sylvester King.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Fort Smith
Adeline Whitefield

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton,
20l8 Greenwood Avenue and their
mother are spending the holidays
with relatives and friends in
Dardanelle ...... Sammie Martin of
Morrilton spent the pre- Christmas
weekend with his daughters -,
Goldman Woods is reported re-
covering from tWo-weebs i'll
| ness 49,. Mrs. Della Caldwell is
| better alter suffering a long i'll
ness ...,.. Mrs. M E. Bean is still
on the sick list, also her mother,
| Mrs. Hawkins ...... Hev. and Mrs.
w. M. Whitfield, Hev. and Mrs.
w. Hall, Rev. Thos J. Whitfield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. &. C. Whitfield
and mother, Mrs. Emma Whit
field, wern called tn Texarkana to
| attend the funeral of their Sis
/ ter, Mrs. Molly Lenox, last We'd
nesday .... Messrs. Archie E. Hen
derson, Jr,, Will Henderson, L. p.
Ross, James Williams, AL Price,
visiting with DR.. Collier .... James
Ross and Ben Ware IRE in Hot
Springs. Mr.. and ldrs. A. f.
Henderson, Jr., Will Henderson n,
visiting with relatives and friends
in Little Rock, recently .a... The
Howard School PTA held its
monthly meeting December 10,
with Mrs. Ethel Dean presiding.
An interesting play was present
ed by the. fifth grade under the
direction of Mrs Am Walker. A
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
GAINESVILLE
~ NJ
Mrs. Is. l.. May

Since Rev. C. II. Oliver has
been pastoring ST. John A. M. E
Church, new heating system has
been installed at cost of $2500C
and paid cash for same. Everyth-
ing is going off like clock work
Rev. oliver came to us in Nov
ember ...... The Church sponsor
ed rally Sunday at which time
a program was rendered sponsor
ed by teachers and students of
the College of Ozarks. DIR. Rule
and DR.. Burkheart were among
participants. The pastor. Rev. T,
J. Whitfield, and members of Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church were pre-
sent. Amount raised s265.70 ....."
The sick-Mrs. A. Katherine
Willis Mrs. Rachel Newton and
Bro. Sam Chinault ... The Bingo
Party given by Mrs. Pearl Sax
ton was big success, also the
one given by Mr., and Mrs. w II.
Cook ...... Jack Brewer spent the
weekend in Hot Springs with his
family.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Pres. Davis On
Freedom, Train
Committee

Pine Bluff President Law
renee A. Davis of the A. M, & N
College here was appointed to the
Operations Committee by Mayor
George Steed as the city official
made preparations for the historic
appearance of the Freedom Train
which will come to Pine Bluff,
January 81. The committee is one
of three named by the Mayor for
the purpose of supervising a Sc
ven-day Celebration which is to be
held during the week of the
trains appearance. Programs are
now being planned to center
around the growth of American
ism
The Pine Bluff Commercial, To-
cal white daily, said in an edi-
torial last week that: Neither
wealth, position, ancestry, race,
| color. nor religion will be consi-
dered in determining WHO will
be able to go through the train
and inspect the historical docu-
ments. In Pine Bluff it will be
"everybody's exhibit" and there
won't be anyone at the door to
call the roll of the select few.
This unselfish attitude express
sed by the editor seems to be the
/ opinion of this Southeast city as
the final plans get underway.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

Melvin Jointer an d Barbara
Jones were there letting the good
times roll -. Who was the cat
that was trying to talk Doris
Enoch to death at the social FRI
day night -. Lucille Smith was
at the game but where was James
-. Odira Campbell and Steve
Ashmore We're strickly in the
mood for love Friday mite . Gle
mmestene Gill and N. T. Jackson
we're at the social but didn't say
a word to each other -. Tommie
r. and James l.. were at the So
eial. | wonder where they have
been? .... What's being put down
between Rubye Wade and this cat
called Beg I'd better ask Doro-
thy Ruth Skies ..... Jack Hudson &
Leona White were at the social
but I don't know if they were to-
gether or not &C.. Bernice Williams
was at the game but she cut out
before the social was over What
about that Joe .,,,. Why wasn't
Eddie Sims at the game, | know
a certain chick would like to
know.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Ella Mae Brown
Sunday Schools were well at
tended on Sunday, report Super
intendents F. l.. Thomas and
Ode Brown -. Rev. Daniel the
new pastor for Bethel A M E
Church, met his congregation on
Sunay night and preached an in
teresting sermon on the Life o.
Paul. Rev Daniel il; a student a.
Shorter College aneI was accom-
panied by Rev. F. II. Simpson ..~
On Tuesday night the Veterans of
World Wars | and III met at the
Douglas High School for the pur-
pose of organizing a Veteran of
Foreign Wars Post. Rev. Green
assistant pastor and Mr.. Hender-
son, Assist. Supt of Nst Baptist
Church, Little Rock, were guest
speakers. Also c. S, Jasper, State
Representative of Prairie County,
and Spicer Williams, Post Com
mander of the white post of Des
Are were guests. Floyd l.. Tho
mas acted as host of the meeting
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wallace OF
Memphis spent Sunday with hel
parents, MIR. & Mrs. Ed Knoonct
-. Mrs. Louise Ford made bu
siness trip to Cotton Plant OF
Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Arkade|phia .PhS
Dorothy Jene Brooks

Did we have good celebrating
of Thanksgiving? Yes, indeed.
Our program was good, made up
of Curtis District GA and its tea
cher, Mrs. Bertha Horton, who
was mistress of ceremony Mrs.
Horton gave quiz to the two
schools on the origin of Thanks
giving, everyone enjoyed the pro
gram -. From there we went to
the Carnival. A turkey was given
to the one who held the lucky
ticket, Miss Lorene Hassey. A big
Coconut cake baked by the Pri-
mary teacher, Mrs. Butler was
won by Edward Ivory, by shoot
ing the lucky number. Oble Bry-
ant won the prize for selling the
most tickets for the turkey, he
also delivered the turkey to The
lduy dlii was paiu lOl tiistt -. l wv
Basketball games were played b,
the boys and girls. Gum Springs
won both $500. Both the 5th anc
9Th grades are rivaling in Arith
metic. In the fifth grade Oble
Bryant made A. Charley James
Brown B plus. Sixth Ewde. Jane.
Helm A plus. Lauretta Tate A..
Our Xmas Program will be or
the Oath Of December, st. Ruth
Church. Well be looking for you
at 7:45 PM ..-.. Have your news
ready for joe Blevins when he
delivers your paper. We are proud
to have an agent in our commun-
ity for the State Press. We are
still stepping forward.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

Miss Ora Mae LeGrande, sopho-
more of Southern University, Ba-
ton Rouge, La. was guest Sunday
at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
James Goodwin on Broadway st.
..... The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Branch was destroyed by
fire around nine o'clock Sunday
morning. All of their possessions
were lost. The neighbors saved
three small grandchildren who
were in the house. First Baptist
Church donated $500 to Mr. x
Mrs. Branch. Olive Light AME
Church donated $3.50 49,. Mrs.
Birdie wilkins is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

Clariee p. ...,.. | wonder If Leroy
T. is making come back TO
frankie L. or just being friendly
gee. A Dunbar and Matte W. seems
to be doing OK. How long Will
it last? ...... Well, John Wesley
who will it be, Tommie S. or Ora
l.? -. Wanted, girl friends for
Herbert II. and Billie S, 49,. I won
der why a certain girl wanted to
know when Leon r. would be on
this side again -. So Katie G. has
found new lover. That's tough
on Johnny ...+. Why Vivian d.
doesn't seem to like a certain
senior boy, he'll never know ,....
So Belle M. gave Sunset his walk
ing papers. To bad, better luck
next time ...... Elton w. is putting
his play in with Bell 49,. There
are certain fellows in MIR whC
would like to have second lool
at Cotelia c. and Carol Boggs &c,
Robert r. plays others but Ma
BILE D. seems to be his equa
match ..... Otelia S. plays a Ger
tain corner jam up on Saturday
.... Frances Jean c. seems to lik
Willie Earl you should notice tn
two ...... Emma p says that's al
she wrote for Robert w, too ba'
Dick ...... wv Scroggins bough
Christmas presents. One for Or
l.. I'm sure -. Joe doesn't seen
| to be doing we'll at all. Is it be
cause of Ruthie M. ...... Little Au
gle is staying close to the house
Who knows why ..... Mable (
says Nankie can have all the flu
he wants but don't start nothin
-. Jones High School had thei
first Basket Ball game Frida
night and it was very much
success Everyone was there sec.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
WllMAR


Mrs. l.. M Rutherford
Link Mccoy suffered broken
leg while riding his motorcycle
Saturday morning. -. Prof Nit
cl.ell Roland, who has been i'll
for several days, is back at his
post of duty 49,. Issac Jones, son
of Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Jones, is
here for the holiday season. He
has been attending school in
Nashville, Tenn. -. Mrs. Bobbie
Mccoy left to visit her sister in
Detroit, Michigan for the holiday
season 49,. Mrs. L. E. Jones made
a business trip to Warren last
Wednesday ......... The Christmas
program, rendered at the school
last Friday night, was quite a
success. In the plays Mrs. l.. NJ
Rutherford and Donald johnson
acted Santa Clause.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

l.. jenkins. There were many 9th
er beautiful gifts. Those present
were Rev. and Mrs. H. z. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Stringer, Mrs.
Willie Mae Crump, Mrs. Cattle
Jabac, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel II.
Jenkins. Pete Nichols, Mrs. Mat
tie Banks, Francis and Jewell Cal
houn and w. {. Coleman ...... eli.
yer Pettis. age "a, passed Deem
Der Is, lg47 at $50, leaving three
sons, and four grandchildren.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Amateur BOXING
Match Slated For
January 18th

Pete Tyler, former boxing coach
at Wilberforce, University and ac-
tive in amateur atheletic sports
through out the midwest, has
trained and developed several ma
tional champions Boxing classes
will be open to anyone who
wishes to learn -. Weekly box
ing shows will be held every Fri
day mite at the Dreamland Audi
torium, featuring boxing teams
from various parts Of the country
including some of the top notch
amateur boxers The first matches
will be between a team from Mem
phis, coached by Harry Cash, and
one of several other teams con-
tracted. Also it is planned to bring
in some of the leading figures in
the boxing world as special at
fractions. The program will be
| sponsored by Buck Allen and UNI
der the decentralization of Pete
| Tyler. All local boys interested
! in learning to box are to see
John Haywood at the YMCA as
our interest is to develop Local
boys into top notch boxing
team to compete with other teams
in various parts of the country &
and to represent Little Rock in
future amateur tournaments.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Local n. A. A. {. P.
Holds Third
Anniversary

Conway - December 10 ... E.
J. Landers, principal of Pine
Street High School presented a
challenge to the Community in
an address here before the local
Choosing the subject why join
the NAACP. Professor Landers
gave highlights on the need for
the organization in the city and
advised the group to build pro-
grams that will point new hori-
IONS prefaced with understanding
and consideration of the limited
experiences Of most of us who
live in Americas great rural com
munities Others appearing on
the program were, President j.
F. Williams, Master of Ceremonies
Rev. l. c. Cheers, Rev. Robert
Dickson, Bruce Bynum and Rev.
c. Mitchell. Greetings were ex-
tended from the Negro Business
League, the Easton Daun Chapter
No. ITS, Order Of the Eastern
Star, The F and A. M. No. 76 OF
Arkansas and the Parent Teach
ers Association. Music was rem
dered by the Union Baptist Choir.
The local Branch will hold
their annual election Of officers
on January 9Th. They will also
complete plans for their Bus trip
to Little Rock on January 81, to
witness the Freedom Train ex-
hibition.
r. L. Williams, reporter
Box 1928 Conway
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
Carver Hi School
Dedicates New
Home Ec. Bldg.

Augusta Approximately five
hundred students, Patrons, teach
ers and visitors attended the two
day celebration and dedication of
the new home economics build
ing, with two high school class
rooms addition.
On Thursday, the 9th grade
class served the school board
with an elaborate dinner; with
Miss Mildred Scott, home econo-
mics teacher in charge. The Off
Gals were we'll pleased with re-
ception given them by the facul-
ty of the school.
Lawrence A. Davis, President
! of Arkansas State College, deliv-
cred the dedication address, which
was filled with ideas of the chang
ing world Mr. Davis, pointed out
to his mixed audience: that we
must fight communism with vi
gor," but at the same time we
must strive to make democracy
work for all of its citizens, re-
gardless of race, color or reli-
gion. Others included on the pro-
gram were Mrs. Grace B, Trice.
Woodruff county supervisor c.
A. Hicks, Department of Educa-
ton, Little Rock; B E. Whitmore,
Supt of schools Mrs J. j. Brown
i, Principal of McCroy school; Rev.
J. T. Mitchell, Augusta; and Prin-
cipal Smith spoke briefly on the
advancements of the school dur
ing the past ten years. He point
ed out that Mrs. Katie Brunson
Mrs. Ollie Seats and Mrs Laura
Bobe did the ground work for
the new building, by working
with the school board to purchase
Is acres of land, which gave rise
to the idea of a new building
Ira Bobo, veteran carpenter o
the city had complete charge con
structing the building, with Char
ley Raspberry, Forrest Davis ant
several workers staying on tn
job until it was completed tw
weeks ago Much praise has bee
given to Mr.. Bobos ability as
S carpenter.
i r. B. Kendall, a senior VIII
$ sang on the program was award
ed a scholarship by President Da
Wis, which included tuition an,
. part work, was the major activi
ty for the students.
: The home economics buildin
with its two-room addition, cos
approximately So, 10000 and
acres of land 100000. F. D. Mar
shall, agriculture teacher, and N
F. A. boys did fine job in help
ing to bring the lumber from Nev
Pork Air Field.
In the near future a modern al
dltorium will be CONSTRUCTED ac
cording to the announcement
made by the president of schoo
board. Much of the credit is du,
to efforts of Mr.. Whitmore, SUI
perintendent of schools. r h ,
school has grown from a nintl
grade to 18th grade school; nine
teachers to fifteen teachers dur.
ing the past ten years, according
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court rag.
E. Kingsby, Plaintiff
VS.. No 82306
Elnora Kingsby, Defendant
The Defendant, Elnora Kingsby is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Z
Kingsby.
Dated: December Is, 1947
J. r Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. S. Mitchell
Attorney ad Litem
II. S Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, D. c.
19.oGis9 O I "a
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
foRDYcE
Oma Gene Juniel

One Of the loveliest surprise
Birthday dinner party's was Civ
en- recently in the home of Rev.
and Mrs. S. l. Calhoun, honoring
Hrs. Calhoun's Birthday. The
room was beautifully decorated,
the table was covered with ar
rangements of ferns and centered
with birthday cake The table
was set for 10 guest Rev. Calhoun
gave Mrs. Calhoun a radio, which
was presented by Mrs. Almeta
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02
HUTTIG

There was a do1ble marriage
on the 9th. Napoleon Hall and
Miss Exalia Holly; Webb Green
and Miss Dorsie lee Everett.
Hope them much sue cess in that
line of living ,..... Ma dam Gladys
Mack, Mr.. and Mrs, Ely Hicks &
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-02

Robert Williams

Chester l.. seems to have the
Too Many Girls blues zoe. 1t seems
as if Audrey j. has set trap for
Joe. Better watch your step Joe.
..... Edward D. seems to think
that Bernie A. is very mean to
him ..... Ire flame has finally
died between Robert w. and En-
ma p. ...... Willie G.. doesn't seem
to be getting any place with Ber-
nice w, whats wrong Willie? ..
Wanted boyfriend for Clara G. &