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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

ST. PauPs Methodist Church, N.
Potomac ST., will hold their Thanks
giving Service at 1890 a. m.
The sermon will be given by the
Rev. Norman L. Trott, the minister,
whose subject will be "The Need for
Vision" and the Senior Church
Choir will render several numbers.
The public is cordially invited to
this service, which will conclude
promptly at 11:30 a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

St. Pauls Lutheran Church,
Funkstown, will be the host church
for Funkstown's annual community
Thanksgiving Day service, which
will begin at $50 a. m.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. R. M. Miller, pastor of
st. Paul's. whose subject will be
For This Give Thanks" and the
Senior Choir of St. Paul's will sing
a choral arrangement, with decant,
of the hymns, 20 Beautiful For Spa
cious Skies" and Hymn of Praise"
by William Self.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-25

Help Make
HagerstOwn
A Better Place
In Which To
Live And Make
A Living!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

from him E. V N has TASTE
for roughness. ..- d. l.. N thinks
he is straight with the people but
ne isn't $3.50 Two cats went to
Texas, and they started to put
them in the zoo, so they came
home ... E. M c. told +. N. TO
tell J. A j. to move over little
dog, because the big dog is nov
ing in -..a. c. b. and E, ' n.
make a beautiful couple, but L.
T. ruins the whole thing. ........ A.
J. M. says if you don't like her
apples please don't shake her tree
....... j. l.. j. thinks he is the war
with r. M C. ........ A certain chick
tried to take B. PIP. away from
B. J. NJ, but she didn't have any
luck ....... Wonder why A. J. M
and B. j. M. want so many gradu-
alton invitations They are not
going to get any presents 49,. A
certain chick curled her hair and
put on her ribbon and her boy
friend called her a monkey, and
removed her ribbon ,......, Wonder
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

Mrs, Shumpert was hostess ......
The First Baptist Church Relief
Club sponsored the Harmony oGs-
pei Four last Sunday 800. Seven
cents isn't much. Please have it
ready when he neWsboy comes
around $500. MIA $500. In the last
meeting of the MIA girls, plans
were made for their Annual Ball,
to be given soon They plan to
use the party room and formal
dress 49,. The presentation of a
First Aid Kit was made to the
Basketball team last month by
Miss Lille Mae McClain. sem
ior member OF the New Home
Makers of America. The club
was entertained by the Philander
Smith Little Theatre Guild, jan
uary 28th.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

........ The first Sunday in Febru-
AIRY marked a high day for SER
vice at Shady Grove A. M. E.
Church. Pastor w. l.. Lomac de-
livered a spiritual message. Ev-
eryone enjoyed the spiritual feast
........ On honor roll last week in
the second grade included: Jessie
ID. Harris, Georgia M. Jones,
Clemetine McNeary, Jerry Don
Cameron, Alice M. Fletcher, and
Vernis Nelson. The third grade
included Edith McNeery, Jerline
Polk, frankie Railey, Emma J.
Johnson, A. D. Hammock, Joe Lee
Freddy, Chester Pew, and Don
A. Cameron ..... Rev. and Mrs.
w. L. omax spent few days in
Magnolia with Mrs. M. A. Erie
son. mother of Mrs .Lomax, and
other relatives and friends. Rev
and Mrs. Lomax were missed
very much during their absence
from the city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
PRESCOTT
Leen Brown

The 9th grade at Blevins Train
ing School are second highest in
enrolment. There are 80 of them.
They are all working to get officers
and improve the English depart
ment. The officers are as follows:
Leotis Jones, president; Wilma
Golf, secretary; l. johnson, treas
urer; Mrs. Jacques, faculty spon-
sor ..-.. Mrs. Celia James is on
the sick list ........ Mr.. and Mrs,
Osborne visited their family last
Sunday ...... Be sure to buy and
read the STATE PRESS So. 1--WE
$500. Hey! you chicks had better
watch because the B. J. S. hep
cats are coming through 1000. Why
does CT sit 80 close to NVB? Is
it Love-yes ,....... RET doesn't
need to hide. in will find you If
US doesn't pull his coattails -.
What has happened to J. Snow
den-JS has cut out ........ Please
somebody, sing you Don't
Learn That in School" for GER
tain girl. but first give her the
tune.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
Rosie Gibson

rosie G1D6On
Willie Gibson and daughter WIS.,
tied relatives and friends, William
Griffin. Mrs. Bennett. Ollie Moore,
and Mrs. Lula Moore, recently
....... Jane Gibson is on the sick
list ........ Mrs. Lula Moore is home
after spending several weeks in
Pine Bluff 100000. A. Brown is back
home after visiting in Kansas
City for several weeks ........ j
Block reports pleasant visit in
Gary, Indiana ......a c. II. King
fell on the ice last week, and is
confined to his bed ..-..... Jean Glib
son and Carson Bennett spen
Sunday in Lake Village ........ 10,
Bethune died February ......
Mrs F NJ Williams is visiting i
Monroe.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
STATE PRESS Fri, Feb. 13,1948

sage that their Oldest brother had
passed in Birmingham, Ala. ,,,.,..
John Smith and his wife and o.
Their relatives attended the funer-
al of his father at Gurdon ........
Mrs. Mary Smith johnson went
to Tulip to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Richard Morris of For
dyce on the LIST .o... Mrs. Hazel
Allison Finnie returned to Ell Dor
ado after pleasant week end
with relatives ........ Guess What?
Carvin Ross and Thomas oHuston
have been playing the role of
Good Samaritan" since this snow
and sleet has been on the ground
........ Aunt Dilsia Wilson is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
fus Hodges during this cold wea-
Their
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
PARkDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Mrs. GIMME Holmes visited in
Dermott last week 49,. We are
sorry to report that Frances Blake
ly Is on the sick list 49,. Mrs.
Fannie Mitchell slipped on the ice
and broke her arm $500. Mrs. My
rtle Napier spent several days
here with her sister in law, Mrs.
Rosie Napier ..... GOSSIP 800.
wonder has d. v. received any
mail from Little Rock? Ha, ha,
not SO loud chicks because Mr..
v. S. will probably get involved
........ II the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road would give E. C. his money
back, it's my guess that he would
nave enough to go around the
world. because he certainly has
spent that much going from Park.
dale to Wilmot-and only fouI
miles, too ...-.... I. c. really enjoy.
ed her trip to Delaware ........ that's
all she talks about for hours .......
Are WHIP and CY still popping
solid? l wonder why ONO
broke her engagement ........ JDL is
really a sad sack ........ Well, what
do you knowl-RP has boyfriend
IN Dermott ......~ l saw a letter
that E. M. wrote--it was address,
ed to 1905 Chester, Little Rock
....-. LOST: girls billfold. Contain
ed small change. and a picture of
JCC. Please return il to REB ........
&c and EG can't seem to make
1t ........ Who is EG's new girlfriend
....... A certain cat went to Wilmo,
recently, and the girls lived him
out Of every penny he had. They
told me his name is GIL .... JF's
line doesn't seem to work with r.
I.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
wiIlIlar

In an effort to secure a we'll e.
quipped library for the Wilmar
High School, the amount of $29.
al was reported by various mem
bers of the p. T. A. The drive is
still on. The meeting that was
held Feb. 9th was a very success
full one 49,. Mt Tabor Baptist
Church officers, for the year l948,
are as follows: Supt. of S. s., Mrs.
l.. B. Taylor: Pres. B. T. u, Mrs.
B. E Simmons; Pres. Mission Band
Mrs. c. Ashford Pres. Willing
Workers. Mrs. c. johnson; Pres
Pastors Aid, Mrs. Willie Daniels;
Pres. Usher Board, Mrs. l.. M
Rutherford; Pres. Choir, Mr.. A
Simmons; Mrs B. E. Simmons
Clerk; Rev S. II. Banks, pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

Funeral services Of Mrs. Retta
Fulks of Little Rock, were held
last Sunday at 2 p. m. at Allen
Chapel AME Church OF which
she had been a member for IS
years. She had been christian
for SIS years. The eulogy was by
Rev. Q. r. Tackle, pastor ........ On
the sick list are Lark Holland.
Henry Pledger, Mrs. Eddie Embry
and Mrs. Lula Joohnson ........ Mrs.
Birdie Bob and son are visiting
her daughter of Portage ....... Mrs.
Mamie Bruten of Oklahoma is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
johnson .... The Pilgrim Rest
Sunday School and Church SER
vices were well attended The pas
tor, Rev. H. McCrory, preached
an excellent sermon on the sub
Ject Conservation ... Mrs. Flo
RE Walker, Of Detroit, Michigan
escorted the body of her aunt,
Mrs Beulah Darlington, here for
burial in the Blackwell Cemetary
...... Mrs Matte Arkeson. Mrs
Lula Digs, and children OF st
Louis, Mo. and Mrs. Luella Davis |
of Indiana have also come to the |
funeral .. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. II.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
BENTON
Luther COllnan

Cpl. Booker T. jenkins who has
returned from Gaum after %
months OF Military Service is
spending a 30 day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Ollie Hine and
sister, Carnelious Harmon Of this
city and his foster parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen jenkins of Baux-
tie He will repor, TO Camp Stone
man. Calf. for reassignment ......
Adolphus and Henry Clay Scott
were called to Arkadelphia on ac-
count Of illness Of their mother.
Mrs Matte Scott ........ Judge and
Henry Sanders received a mes
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
DdIark
Ethel T. Neal

Ethel T. Neal
Mrs. Florence Quarles house
Was completely destroyed by fire
-4.... Father Neal is on the SICK
list - The two love birds, Cd
essa and Roosevelt Ankton, fin
ally got married ......- Jumping
Jive-A. l.. N. thinks he is cute
He thinks some girls should give
him money to spend on other
girls. He has ran out completely
Z. N. and A. J. M. says they are
going to cut billets next week to
get their class rings and wristlets
$500. L. B. B. is about to get cute
for E. p. is taking M. M. away
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

why all the seniors fgirls) are
trying to get vets for boy friends?
Is 1t because of that 500 a month
..,.-, The boys really try to be
funny now. .-..-. Wonder why the
sophomore and juniors are worry
ing about the seniors rings ........
c. S. N. was told by his girl
friend, that if he gave her money
anytime she wanted it he would
be alright with her -. Will
someone tell A. l.. N. and L. r.
how to speak english -. W. G..
Jones and A. Jones take a work
over every once in while.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

H. S. is behind you ........ All the
B. II. S. boys have all the girls
swinging ...-. A. S. tagged r. l.
G.s train and she was cheap
enough to let him ride ....... r. 7.
showed NJ V. B. that she wasn't
anywhere with G. O. last Sunday
-.... r. 7. was sorry to see |. j.
w. take S. j B. from NJ V. b. but
she knew she wasn't anywhere
-. All the B. H. S. girls have N.
" B. bested on love. N V. B. is
trying to swing to many by asking
them before they ask her.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
COL
Cleveland Taborn

Rev. Willie Hall preached a |
wonderful sermon which was en-
joyed by all ... Rev L. c. Whit
field passed January 10Th $500.
Robert Lucus is on he sick list
...... Miss Glovie Henderson of
Muskegon. Michigan. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Addie Parker ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nelson OF Cali
fornia are visiting their mother.
llrs. Matte Walker ....-... PALES-
TINE ........ The Tomlin Rest NIB
Church held its business meeting
and Rev. J. E. Griggs was reflect
ed as pastor for l948. Rev. Griggs
is visiting in st. Louis but is ex-
pected home soon ........ Luther Nc
kenney was reelected for Supt.
..,... Mr.. and Mrs. Flounoy have
moved to Forrest City ....... Mr..
and Mrs. Watson are i'll, Mr.. Wat
son has been i'll for some time
........ Mrs. Susie Mckinney and
Mrs. Amanda Tomlin are still
ushers; Will Sain was elected
chief usher, Miss Aleene Knox is
secretary Of Sunday School at the
age of II years old ........ Mrs. Liz
zola Walls will be home January
81 from a three month vacation
home -...... Miss Corintha Tomlin
visited her mother during the
week end .-... Hue Fingers visi-
ted our homes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

Edwards of Russellville visited his
mother, Mrs. N. E. Mcdonnell this
week Miss Henrietta Talley also
visited Mrs. Mcdonnell - MIR.
and Mrs, Napoleon Auslet have
moved back into this community.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
ANTOINE
ru

Celesting Haslip and L. Haslip
of Murfreesboro were visitors
here recently -. Mrs. Lizzie
Jane is improving ........ Harrison
Bulot shot his wife three times
in Detroit then shot himself. The
funeral will be at his home in
Murfreesboro $3.50. Don't forget to
stop at Richardson's Store.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
FORT SMITH
Adeiine Smith

NUeIIne smith
The Ministers Wives Club held
its first meeting of the year, Jan
uary n, with Mrs. Joseph Shum-
pert, president, in charge. and
Mrs. Pearson acting chaplain.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13
FE r u Y:-Lh,e Birth Month Of Many Not

" ~ ables Washington, the first
President Of the u A. Frederick Douglass the Statesman
Bell the Fasnator St. Valentine
the Emancpator The Helpers
Pa Nov 49, ls63Fou and fathers
brought forth this continent nation
ery and dedicated to the proposition that all
equal Now we are engaged great civil testing whether
any nation conceived
cate portion that resting place those
and dead who struggled here have
VIII not long remember what here i
forget what they did for the living
is for eN - .'N '"N' -" ~
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

manning. that we take in
creased devotion to that
cause for which they gave
the last; that we here high
ly resolve that these dead
shall not have died in vain;
that this nation. under God,
shall have a new birth Of
freedom, and that the gov
eminent Of the people. by
the people, and for the peo-
pie shall not perish from
the earth"
THE GOOD SAMARITAN'S
SPEECH A few years
ago. sixteen persons. under
the leadership Of w. o. Hill
embarked and set sail on
the little Mayflower Of
Beneficience and started out
to find q new world Of fra
ternalism. For months they
were tossed hither and thi-
Their by discouraging re-
marks Of others. saying.
there are too many lodges.
and 1t can't be done" etc.
Not daunted. they continued
Until the It'll day Of March,
1919 when land was seen,
and that night they weighed
anchor at Forrest City, Ark.
auA ar~ac,,aI aLu u..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-13

anchor AZ Forrest CITY, Ark. of Ahraho
and organized ''
town Of the Good Samartans" Progressive Colony No.
The first they orOrn the cruel words
spoken Of them but they felt that with God with them and right
their hearts, live.
Later other pilgrims seeking behold the beauties
martanism amazed the contract the weekly sick
benefits However this newly found
strife the inside well outside
deputies unjust Officers dishonest
with their knives Of prejudice attempted to kill and scalp them
all Of
living and dead who struggled
be commended for their efforts building
has meant much TO its people having
than $4,000 and has been the medium through which
many homes were saved and children educated
will remember what Is said here but
should forget lived operated here
II for intellect and influence
Finish
Take better
ment Of and to II that their abor but
that the Order shall a
members shall live under the banner Of Love Peace and
Harmony this Order
the people shall perish
and Go" and Scatter Sunshine a TO-.
Their Headquarters: 908 GAINES STREET ROCK
ARkANSAS Branch Offices Camden and Nashville
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26

Responding to nationwide
demand, the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority and the National Urban
League released this week 100000
copies of NEGROES HEROES,
No. 2, picture-color true stories of
outstanding Negroes. This issue
features life histories of Jackie
Robinson, Booker T. Washington,
Sadie T. M. Alexander, Toussaint
LOverture, Mabel K. Staupers,
Sugar Chile Robinson and the
adventures of the 7S4th Tank Bat
TALON in World War IL; and short
sketches of Frederick Douglass,
Katy Ferguson, Phyllis Wheatley,
Tom Molyneaux (early 18th cen
fury boxer, and Alexander Push
kin, the Russian poet.
The true stories in the 32-page
booklet meet a long-felt need for
inspiration material for young
America. They will also serve to
supplement Negro history texts
and to promote interracial under
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
by Mary Ann knowit

The art of gift giving is bound
up with the art of living, but now
adays with SO many demands on
the budget many generous i'm.
pulses has to be vetoed. The buy
ing of gifts for the average ia
mily's relatives and friends is
very expensive. However, all
housewives who have the desire
can ALLEVIATE this problem by
sewing them herself. | have a
book that has instructions for ar
ticles that can be made at home
and without a machine If you so
desire. The instructions are simple
easily read and actual patterns
accompany each mentioned article.
Such things as luncheon sets,
covered hangers, beach bags,
laundry bags; for the lucky IA
miles on the outskirts or in the
country. gardening aprons with
kneeling pads and an apron and
chefs cap for fathers outdoor
cooking. This book contains gifts
for every occasion Gradutions,
Wedding, Anniversaries. Bon voy-
age, and Special Occasions. There
are even gifts for the remaining
servicemen whom most of us have
forgotten because actual combat
has ceased. All of these things
take very little of your time to
make and no authoritative skill.
You save at least a third and
sometimes more by making these
things youdself. Many of these
gifts can be made with previous
left-overs that ars now in the
scrap bag. You save them for they
are too good to throw away, but
at the same time they are serving
no good purpose. Put these ma
etrials to work by sending ten
cents to Home Sewing Bureau. 400
Avenue, Suite A, New
York, New York, and ask for the
book entitled, al Gifts You Can
Sew"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Neil Scott, president of Neil
Scott and Associates wishes to
announce that he will be present
ing in concert next season in adj
dition to Miss Carol Brice, the
great young contralto, Mr.. Charles
Holland a golden voiced tenor; Mr..
James Hall, a basso discovery of
Mr.. SCOTS; and Miss Gracita
Faulkner, a lyric soprano who
made her debut this past season.
Mr.. Holland will be remembered
for his sensational performances
in "Hullabaloo" and Accent On
YOUTH" MGM motion pictures of
several years ago, and also for
his performance with the NBC
Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Scott
announces that he will make every
attempt to book these artists, and
that they will be available for
schools, colleges, and sponsored
concerts for organizations.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26

orders to keep away from ciga-
rets. He has purchased longer
flag" holder.
Magistrate: whats your name
and occupation and what are you
charged WITH"
Prisoner: my name is Sparks.
I'm an electrician and I'm charged
with battery"
Magistrate: PUT him in a dry
cell" Sounds shocking) -.
II In the above ties of Pot
Porri. we have been slightly sue
cessful In causing you to emit
with a laugh or two. Please drop
giggle or two our way and
who knows? Maybe your name
will be among the hits and
misses in future issues. How
ever, we convey our thanks to
you for your patience. Our cause
is Just and our remarks are all
in fun.
Good-nite Riddles. see va all
next week. Dave Scott::::.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26
BY Lucky Singh

William S. "BilP' Ross, that
versatile man about town Ito
prove the maxim. "You cannot
keep good man down"D has
come up again, with an impressive
fighter Japanese American
from Honolulu, by name; Carl
Arakaki.
When interviewed "Bill" evidenc-
ed a desire to be let alone.... He
does not welcome the innuendoes,
and deceitful congratulations he
has received in the past. The
well wishers CD and armchair
strategist have proved to be in
sidious.
The 1872 pond Arakaki fought
a preliminary to the Buford Ran
som VS.. Dick Evans card, at the
Civic Auditorium, May IS.
Arakaki, fought Joe Vandeveer,
Yakima's pride and joy; and won
by a k. o. in the second round.
AS the crowd cheered come
on Kid Honolulu. Arakaki deliver
ed volly of left hooks to drop
Vandeveer two times for eight
counts. Upon arising. Vandeveer
was again knocked down for a
short left hook to the head =
thus the lights went out
Those who are in the authority
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26
oLadies Page-Amusements-Sportso
UPN DOWN THE STREET WITH THE ENTERPRISE
By THE LITTLE GIANT

Don't look, now folks. we just
turned on the sun for the sum-
mer
The reason dollar won't do
as much as 1t once did. is be-
cause people won't do as much
for a dollar as they once did.
Dropped into Eula Mitchels
Emporium Du Dumas Cafe at
1040 jackson Street and relished
some of their super-duper Mexi-
can Chill. with hunk of their
De Luxe pie. AS only Chef Ed
Raglin can prepare.
Twas told to US. that, for every
tooth DR.. Clarence J. Allen ex-
tracts painfully. he'll let you pull
two of his. Truth is. Riddles. his
pull'in Is PAINLESS.
Our most illustrious friend and
counsellor. known to most of you
as Barrlster Charles M. Stokes.
says he never loses a case, only
when the other guy rarely wins
one. When you think LAW.
think Charles M. Stokes. Mote
to Stokes.) This Is not plug.
Just the unmitigated truth.
tThankee.)
Dear Readers: It Is the policy
of this humble writer. to keep
as far away from proper punctu-
alton, phraseology and journals
tic ethics as possible. The above
policy was intened to acquaint
you with the writer's limited edu-
cation. (Third grade.)
Said he to her::: "If you re-
fuse me-" he swore, II shall de-"
She refused limit: And sixty
years later he died" End of
quote.
John Prim. our esteemed Depu-
ty Prosecuting Attorney. has GER
tainly abided by his physician's
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-26

Of
books published l'4/ osed Presided President
o the
school DR. PBorr the
hophoL
M
of
the Of the
dredor sonde he
o
ond ovot Of Mathematics for Students Of Gen Edueodon Not Dr.
Richardson