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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
BAUXlTE:
L. J. Johnson


Mrs. l., V. Williams of Little
Rock was house guest of Mrs.
Mary Hardin ,..,-,.. J, d. Hardin re-
turned from Dermott where he
attended school ........ The Wood
land School opened for the fall
term with an enrolment of 40 on
September LIST ....z Mrs. Rosie Lee
Watts, the daughter of Mrs. Re-
becca BreNton has returned to
Chicago, Illinois to live ...-.... Mr..
James Lee Anderson has returned
from Chicago ......, Little Annie
Mae Barnes has returned from
Montrose where she attended sum
mer school. She is being congrat-
ulated for the straight "a record
made for the term 49,. Isac Par
IRISH and family are leaving in a
few days to move into their new
home in Pine Bluff 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Heard are the proud par
ents of baby girl $500. Mrs. Lila
Fyrer is very proud of new
, granddaughter $50. Mrs. Mary
Hocutt's grandson, Freddy Willie
is visiting his mother in Little
Rock ...... Mrs. Emma Mae Roland
| and daughter are visiting points
east ........ Mrs. Florence Allen is
visiting her mother in Grady ......
Mrs. Irma Daniels was called
home because of the illness OF her
mother. Mrs. Noble of Pine Bluff
spent several days with heI
daughter, Mrs. Annie Mae Iversor
49,. The anniversary of the Mt
lion Church was great success
SIPS was raised -. The Arm,
strong Sisters will render pro.
gram at the Woodland School or
September 18th at 800 p. m. .....
The Mt, Pleasant Church of Ben.
ton and Little Bethel of Bauxite
enjoyed Sunday School outing
in Hot Springs ...-.... The Singing
Convention will be held at Mt
Zion September oath through
September 26th -. Wilson Hur.
ley, former superintendent of Mt
Zion Sunday School has been sick
He is reported doing well. Mt
/ Zion is proud to announce that the
piano has been paid for ...... Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hatchett We're
| hostess this week end to thei1
mother ........ Mrs. Julious Blake is
moving to Hard Scramble .......
Bishop Luie is back in the hos.
pital ....... Christine Wilson, Rosie
Lee Furlough, Odell Fisher, Nellie
George Fisher and Bobby Donald
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
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w, c, Hunter


W. ~ shebttI
1--WE REVIEW All, yes III
deed, something new has been
added-it's JiVe Review for you
and you, ON the main stem of
course $500 That chick is groovie
as a Jam session movie . Hey,
now, she says, I'm gonna swing
II out some how ....... Why dontcha
get on the beam cause the balls
too small for anything at all #..-s-
Man she is fine, awhile, strictly
with the solid sender's style .....-.
Now you are cooking with gas,
You're fine brown frame with
the IA Class .....-.. Why that CLAM
our girl is pet of the jitterbug
set, really solid, now what you
bet? 49,. Gates that melody is a
hep-kitty from New York City
,,...,.. Jacks and Jills, jive-fans and
campus kids it's so long, be sweet
and stay in the groove. A pleasan'
week end to you and you.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
ATKINS

The Sunday School ACE League
and Missionary Convention of the
Fort Smith District was held at
Allen Chapel AME Church We'd
nesday through Sunday. Wednes-
days sessions were as follows:
Sermon by Rev. c. H. Oliver was
very well received during the
morning session. The afternoon
session was conducted by Rev. j.
B. Shumpert with remarks by the
presiding Elder. A welcome pro-
gram was conducted by Sister En-
berry of Allen Chapel A. M. E.
Church which included devotion
by Rev. j. w. Webster, solo by
Mrs. c. L. McFadden, sermon by
Rev. G. w. Ingram, and invitation
extended by Rev. J. b. Shumpert.
Thursday morning the model Sum
day School was conducted by Mrs
A. Z. Walker, the District Super
iniendent. The model League was
conducted by Mrs. Gertrude Busk,
District President. The Thursday
evening session was conducted by
Rev. X. 7. Williams and his SER
mon was very inspiring. An in
vitation was extended by Rev. J.
I'll. Cipson and prayer by ]. W.
Webster. The solo by Miss Doris
Alexander was very timely. FRI
day mornings session was con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. l.. McFadden,
District Missionary President in
Charge which was openend with
a song by Mrs A. E. Walker. The
convention adjourned with one
convert, Albert Hughes of North
Little Rock. Total money raised
during the convention was 81 POI.
James E. Mack, reporter.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
MT. OLIVE
+. Il. Avery


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes Of
California are house guests of their
daughter $500. Mrs. Martha died
Sunday, August 20. One son and a
host of relatives and friends
mourn her lost ...,... Gossip FMS
had better watch FMF because she
is watching her like a hawk
MEX is singing King Size Papa
to LWL ........ ELW is on like a
light with In ......., Wonder who
PJH sings Tear Drops Are Fall
ing, Baby to? -...,...-..... LWY is
singing There's Good Rock
ing Tonight" to EMM ........ Glib
seems to be worried since PJ has
to 60 to the army ~...., Wonder
why AMI calls JR DR., Joe?
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
PORTLAND
Mrs. Rosie Gibson

Mrs. Helen Leppole from st.
Louis, Mo, is here visiting her
mother and while here, she was
accidently injured ....... w. T. Wal
ker and wife, and Miss Ernestine
Gobson motored to Dermott last
Saturday ....~. Mr., and Mrs Grigs-
by left for Hot Springs Monday
..,..... Mrs. RhodiS B. Williams left
for home last Sunday ........ Mrs.
Rosie Gibson, Miss Rosie Gibson.
JAMIE and Ernestine were visitors
IN Montrose last Sunday ........ John
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Ella vi Drown
Mrs l.. M. Rodgers of Hickory
Plain and son, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Sarah Ford Sunday
School was conducted at Fellow
ship Baptist Church by Superin-
tendent, Floyd Thomas. A program
was sponsored by the general
church sunday evening and
money was raised for the pastor
.z At Bethel AME Church, Sun
day School was conducted by Supt
Ode Brown. After that, the trus-
tees met to raise money for build
ing fund ....... Mr.. and Mrs. c,
Ford of Forrest City spent the
week end with Mr. Ford's parents
Mr.. Ford is the County Agent in
St. Francis County 49,. Mrs, Louis
Ford visited her parents in Hick-
DRY Plain recently.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

Knowledge

knowledge comes to through different ways viz OBJ
sevaon reading lectures and experience ssme say that
experience is dead school but fool will learn
other' However, knowledge gotten in this manner usually
IS Kept forever while knowledge had any other way is
sometimes soon foreotten)
Some have the knowledge that by having policy
with the GOOD SAMARITANS is like having bank ac.
count by deposning little monthly monthly dues Then
if sickness death then they receive more interest
the investment than any bank would pay
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
GAINESVILLE


Members of st. John A. M. E.
Church are very happy to see
their pastor. Rev. Chas. Oliver
back at his post of duty after a
recent illness 49,. Mrs. Willie Mae
York is recovering from a period
of sickness ........ Miss Hattie Marie
Birts of North Little Rock is Wis
iting friends here 49,. Mrs. EN-
mergene Chenault and others mo-
tored to Little Rock Sunday on
business ...... Mrs. G. Edwards, a
prominent beautician of Russell
vile has opened a beauty shop
here ...... Norman Cotton motored
to Oklahoma last week.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
WESSON
ID. j. LOggins

r. c. wilkins, the son Of Mrs.
Annie wilkins left Saturday for
Chicago ........ Mr., and Mrs. John
w. Elliott and family of Elliott,
Arkansas were guests of Mrs. d.
j. Loggins Sunday, August 10th
........ Mrs. Annie Mae Hendricks of
Mt. Willie visited Mrs. Elsie Meeks
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

Friday, August 9th -.- Mrs. Ell
mira Warren Of St, Louis, Missouri
is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs A w. Loggins.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

Fisher attended the Sunday School
Convention at Dalark ~...... The
Junior Choir was given a lawn
party sponsored by Mrs, Odell
Fisher ........ The younger set regret
the leaving of Thomas Anderson
and Margaret Anderson ..,..... The
young people had nice baseball
team and played very well during
the summer. Slogan; See no evil,
hear no evil, say no evil. Owens
Jenkins, agent, Mrs. Jessie john
son reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
BENTON
LutlNr COlman

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Jackson and
Mrs Arthur Jackson of Wichita,
Kansas were recent guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dedman
........ The Sunday Schools of Plea
SAINT Hill AME Church and Little
Bethel AME Church chartered a
bus to Hot Springs Sunday, Au-
gust 29th. Elder D. E. Black SER
we'd as bus driver and guide. Mrs.
Annie johnson of Benton and Mrs.
Christine Nelson of Bauxite, super
intendents of the Sunday Schools
sponsored the trip. Luther Colman
and Mrs. Mary Smith johnson
were among the participants ,,..""
Rev and Mrs p. B. Franklin are
the proud parents Of a baby girl.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

SUMMERS IN NYc-Mss Malveine L. McNeely, daughter OF
Fred McNeely spent the with her uncle
and aunt Epperson in New York City She is
the granddaughter of Eli Mceely and the late Mrs Maggie
Bowman McNeely McNeey visited
al n adiourning states.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
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WIuLISVILLE

LOrene Paden
Sunday School was held at the
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
with Superintendent A. E. Mckin-
ney presiding afterwhich a Won
derful sermon on Gods Greatest
Gift" was preached by Rev. New
man of Prescott. $20,l5 was raised
........ All schools in District will
open September 18th ....,... The
Nevada County Fair will begin at
Prescott, September 18th 1900. 1--WE
next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
READER

JOree Gold Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Love Butler are
the proud parents of baby girl
........ Mrs. Matte Abner and son,
j. C.. Abner, are visiting in Peoria,
Illinois -. Mrs. Lottie Mae Gull
ley of Peoria Illinois is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
McGehee -. Please give your
news to the paper boy.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

Curtis underwent an operation in
Lake Village recently. At this
writing he is doing fine.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10
in the November election,
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WEST ROCK
James Leroy Madden

James Aaron returned home af-
ter having spent week in the
Missouri Pacific Hospital suffering
burns he received He is doing
well 4.... Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
of St Louis spent the week end
with their sister, Mrs Annie B.
Weekly $780,. 1--WE: l.. M. f, is try
ing to get A. S, ...,,.., G, II. is on
like a light with II, w,
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

BY knowledge gained,
as to organizing, we or
ganized a Christian or
ganization, taking God, as
our Supre m e Colonial
Chancellor and Guide,
who has guided US to the
extent that we are able
to save and have money
and be able to save and
repair the homes Of Bro
theirs Nelson Tisdom and
r. A. Moore Of Texar.
Kama. We also repaired Tn
vile, who was so elated I
meath the house with the G
COMPARE THIS, WHICH
OTHERS SAY WE DID /
Read Numbers 1929; Job
Tried the Rest
MnPE uJnDKEDc Arr
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-10

al cities in adjourning states.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

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A-22 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
19ls

decisicn to- internationalize Je-
rusalem.
He said the internationalizatio ton
plan would obviously be frustrated
II We existed in Jerusalem as an
independent army"
Stern Group Also to Join Israel.
1t was reported that the Stern
group-an organization similar to
lrgun-also has agreed to merge
with the government and be dis
solved as separate force in Jeru-
salem as it has in Israel.
! 1rgun's former member now plan
to enter the political arena of the
Jewish state under the banner of
the Freedom Party"
The spokesman said International
lzatlon of Jerusalem is likely and
predicted at least temporary
peace"
Then he added: But we have no
doubt whatsoever that there will be
an underground movement organized
to free Jerusalem and foreign rule.
We don't know who will organize it.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Jewish Underground
Bows 10 Demand for
Merger With Israel
BY the Associoted Press

JERUSALEM. Sept. 3.-Irgun Zvai
Leumi-tough, turbulent Jewish un-
derground groups vanishing into
history.
A Jerusalem member of the IL
year-old outfits high command told
q newsman yesterday: Our separate
existence is ending"
He hinted, however. that another
underground movement might arise
to free Jerusalem from foreign
rule" Until now, Irgun has kept an
independent unit here to fight for
Jewish sovereignty over the Holy
City.
The spokesman said:
Under pressure by the Omitted
States State Department, which
was guided by Britain's Foreign
Office, the Israeli government has
given the Jerusalem Irgun an ulti-
matUm to join the army or be liqui-
dated. We have decided 10 give in
and avoid useless civil war"
Negotiations on for 2 Weeks.
Negotiations to merge Irgun COM
pletely with the Israeli Army and
dissolve it as separate force have
been going on for two weeks.
Interior Minister Itzhak Gruen-
baum. described by the 1rgun officer
as "one of the few members of the
government whose word We trust,
has reached an agreement in prin-
ciple with the Irgunists. A final
pact is expected in a few days.
Irgun previously placed its fighters
under Israeli army oath inside the
Jewish state. but maintained sep
arate identity here to fight for jew
ish sovereignty over Jerusalem.
Irgun has functioned inde-
pendently in the Holy City with
its own headquarters and arms but
with coordination en- specific op-
erations.
The Irgun spokesman said the
American-British pressure on the
Israeli government to dissolve Irgun
by merger or liquidation even if
the government had to shed Jewish
blood to achieve it" came from the
Evening star., 1948-09-03

bodies of two British sergeants vert
found hanging in a forest preserve
south Of Natanya. When British
soldiers started to cut them down
a BOBBY trap exploded, wounding
one guardsman and blowing the
bodies of the two dead men to bits
Hagana, moderate Jewish under
ground group, branded the act as
"the most foul act of Irgun MUIR
derers yet"
After the formation of the
Jewish state 1rgun extremists be-
came embroiled with Israeli forces
The hostility was climaxed
June % when Israeli and Irgun
troops battled on Tel Aviv beach,
after Irgunists had tried to beach
munitions laden vessel in viola
Evening star., 1948-09-03

"Mapam" and the right wing Re-
visionists, who never before agreed
to sit on one executive.
American Zionists' demand that
no minister of the Israeli cabinet
should serve on the executive was
turned down by the Mapam. How
ever, all the ministers but one re-
signed from the body. Finance Min
lister Eliezer Kaplan remained =
member.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

Irgun's history has been a stormy
one, and gained it wide notoriety
1t claimed credit for many acts OF
violence against the British before
they surrendered their Palestine
mandate last May.
In July, 1946, the group announced
1T had staged the bombing attack
on the King David Hotel in Jerusa
lem, which housed British military
headquarters. The act cost the
lives of 81 persons and wounded a
others.
Irgun threatened violent reprisala
against the British the following
April when Dow Bella Gruner and
three other Irgunists were hanged
at Acre Prison for acts of violence
against British authority. The exc
cution was followed by acts OF
bloodshed throughout the Holy Land
The blood bath reached its
climax in July, l947, when the
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Zionist Organization Picks
Coalition Executive

TEL AVN, Israel, Sept. 3 R.-A
coalition executive of the World
Zionist Organization was elected to-
day in the closing session of the
Zionist World Action Committee.
The new body, first all-party ex-
ecutive in Zionist history, will in
clude the left wing worker party
Evening star., 1948-09-03

world record for giving blood trans
fusions. He has given 1927 trans.
fusions. amounting to 270 liters
t7l.3 gallons) of his blood, the dis.
patch said.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

how soon 1t will begin, or what form
it will take, but 1t will eventually
fight to make Jerusalem capital Of
Israel"
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Blood Donor Sets Record

ROME F.-Dispatches to the
Rome press say Monde Cason,
40, q male nurse at Verona, has the
Evening star., 1948-09-03

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plus elastic side inserts. Sizes 28 to
A. 81.
Ribbed Combed Cotton Undershirts.
Sizes "a to 4o. Csc.
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Shirts white cotton broodcIoth with
conventional style sleeves, barrel cuffs,
fused collars, ocean pearl buttons.
Sizes IA to II. $3.50.
Beou BrummeI Four-foId Neektie.
Royon and wool popIin in wide seIec-
ton of stripes and pIoids. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

ton of United Nations truce term
The army blasted the ship.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

interviewer Socks super-erode,
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And, popular rib style hose Cotton,
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

law. Mrs. Ella Mayors ....., John
Games is one the sick list - b,
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Wilson, OF San Francisco. was
Leon Aldridge Monday night .-.e
Ben Hardy left Monday night for
the veterans hospital in Alexan-
dria, La.
Mrs. Cordia Fudge left Tuesday
mite for Chicago, III, She viii
spend Christmas with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ella Mae Holmes - Mrs.
Elnora Brown under went an OPP
Grafton in the United Friends
Hospital 49,. Miss Irene j, Max
well was home on account OF the
illness 0f her sister .....- Mrs.
Alice Cobbs left Sunday mite for
her home in California -.=a Mrs.
Viola Green shopped in Lake viii
lage Monday ..5. Mrs. Eller Dobbs
has returned form Little Rock
Hospital ..... Send your State
Press News to Luvenia Maxwell,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

The purpose is to watch the ola
year out and the new year in.
The students of the new school
building are making an excellent
showing. Both girls and boys oas-
ket ball team is doing fine Mrs.
Rochell and Prof. Henry are very
proud coaches
GURDON HIGH SCHOOL
There is quite bit of gossip
about LII and GS getting married
...... BMH is wild about HB no
kidding ...... VIM is pulling for LII
now what you bet .... I think CIV
and FPL have made up 500. MMW
has fallen for JB ..... ACC is on
the loose again since 1T put her
down for FLD. She's a peach,
WOW .... DMk has fallen for a
certain guy from Louisiana, now
what? When the roll is called, l
wonder where MBH is going to
be 80. BMH, JAS, MIX and
DMk were down to Mckinney
Co. to see WLH, lib, AT. They
rode a taxi and spent a few
hours. You should have heard the
Hip Howl. AF has fallen for DMK
like mad.
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M arshall
Nealie Bell Young

Brosky Scott and John Henry
MoElroy of Kansas City, Kansas
are home visiting friends and re-
latives -. Columbus High School
closed down for one week also
Gunersy Public School .... Misses
Mary Gladyes Nash are home
visiting friends and relatives .,~,...
Mr.. Joe N. Thomas, Henry Cheat
ham, Jethro jefferson and john
ME l.. Thomas. are home for the
Christmas Holidays. They are
from NBC, Nashville. Tenn,
1--WE
Someone wondered why RMC
was so gay on December 10th.
Was it because she had HDP oc-
cupied? -. II came upon the mid
night clear when JIG was cor
responding with GRW and who
but JLT walked in on her ,.~. A
certain lady cried when she look
ed at the calendar and saw that
December goth was at hand. Who
did 1t seem to be? So 1t was once
again at hand when NJF walked
out on HNB. Who was the cause
Of that? ........ HBC is trying to
see the light with GRIN -. What
in the world is MBC going to dc
when JJJ leaves? -. u made a
special trip to see what MGW
had on her mind ....,. JPJ tried tC
get rid of all his girl friends be-
fore Christmas, but there is one
who stuck very tight Her name
is monkey baby 80. ABP sure
was tickleed when the Studebak-
err rolled up on the midnight
clear -. Why is Nib SO super
sticious since she heard from
Gary, Indiana? $40. ADD seems
not to be pleased with whats 60
ing on between she and the gate
post, but maybe she can fix ii
up since j. came home -. A Ger
tain young lady went to get her
hair beautifed and she lodged SO
from hot irons until the beauty
parlor operator told her to tell
her loved one to get a Dodge in
stead of a Ford because she dodg
ed so much. Ha., Ha., Ha. ...........,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-01-02

senting eleven Clubs. The Ban
ne, Club for 1g47. went to Stm'h
All Club. Miss Velma L. Hicks
was named County Champion
Girl. .a.d,rrg and Iaf a.ng
Auc!.e Loudd; Egg Prod tlltn,
Irma Loudd; F, eds and Cookery
Dorothy Jeal Jackson, all OF
Smith School .. e.. Jim Galford IS
or the sick list Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Mason of FL Dorado were
Guest of his b; other-in-law ami
SISTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Black
mon. Sunday ..,... Mrs. Robert
Sanders, of Cullendale, was guest
o. her Grandparents, MI. and
mrs. Allen RaI.sey ..... Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. johnson had as week
end guest, Mrs. Johnsons sister
and nephew of Strong -... Prem.
tiss Johnson has returned from
the hospital at Little Rock, and is
doing fine -. Vinson Tatum was
recent guest of A. Ramsey and
family.
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PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Miss Ethel, jamie, Earnesteen
and Shealie Gipson made spe-
cial trip to Wilmot Saturday ..-s.
Sam Tipson spent several days in
Houston, Texas this week -, Da
venport visited relatives in Je-
rome Saturday ..,... Miss Rubie
Armstrong and Miss Octave Clio
yer shopped in Monroe Wednes-
day ..... Ms. Elnora Walker was
called to Dermott to see her moth
err she is i'll but we are glad to
learn that she is much better ......
Mrs. Willie Naff is visiting rela-
tives in Long Beach, California
Mrs. Marie Brown of McGhee
visited her motherin-law Sun
day and attended service at Brown
Temple Church . Rufus Smith
made a special trip to Dermott
Wednesday -. Mrs. Dollie Mar
shall was in Dermott Wednesday
on business 49,. Mrs. Sarah Blue
ford has returned home after
spending several days in Dermott
with her mother who was sick
glad to know that she is up and
doing fine 49,. Rev. O. II. Harper
had his PASTORAL Service at No.
2 Baptist Church Sunday. Devo-
tional service was led by Bro.
Jerry Wilson and Bro. Wells
Prayer by Bro Robert Easley.
Bro. Wells sung Il heard the
Voice of Jesus Say then the
ushers lifted the penny offering.
Rev Summerville read a portion
of the second chapter of Mathew.
The Pastor took for his subject,
When Jesus was Born. Amount
OF money raised, $685. 1850. Henry
ToWnsel of Dallas was called
home to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Rosie Harris 49,, Mrs
Nettie Speed of Louisiana is
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
jamie Shaw ...... Gus and Jake Ma
thoon of Los Angeles are here
visiting relatives and friends ......
Miss Ella Lappon of st. Louis is
also visiting friends and relatives
.,-~ Other visitors in our COM
munitv are MIR. and Mrs. Earl
Alta Of Chicago, Mrs. Irene Loo.
kett .......... Christmas dinner was
enjoyed by quite a few at the
Home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Brown wees. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Marshall and son, Earl Lee are
visiting in Water Proof, Louis
lana.