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Evening star., 1948-10-14

As if by magic, in the baking Of the pie the rich
chocolate form luscious layer oop the creamy
custord -.
Roast Veal As ssa" ssass Potatoes
Sauteed Yelow Squash
Chocolate Layer Pie Coffee
Chocolate Layer
v cup chocolate bits 12s evaporated milk
! egg yolks 2egs whites
i teaspoon teaspoon ssno,. salt UnDaked pie shell
bits hot water Beat the whole and the
Thoroughly Add milk water ukevarm hot melted
M R n Ranes ' $50 an mot
Make mengue by beating whites until foamy Grad
stn pie merngue $50
sset poisss saess seEa10e Wit" fs'e"s eaaaoer
~ ~ HsSse s,'s, ays;s ss,s Salad
Sausage scapple With Peaches
%.poand d. bulk sausage cup cup a yellow vss.r corn meal
::::Sssn s drip s,..e,ass ss e, , .5y,ns ,..
Simmer sausage water 10 Add seasonns stir
minutes stirring constantly water 80
Pour into loaf and chill ovenist
heated DISH Pour weldrained peaches
lightly Drowned scrapple. serves
coconut Date Surprise Coffee
Coconut Surprise.
tablespoons minute tapioca tablespoons grated
sespoon a torn meal cut nns
% IN .s double na d NM NIX s corn ms
baking dish s5odesree oven IS minutes Remove
The marsmows make splendid the pudding Serves
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UPHOLSTERING LESSONS.
LEATHER SCRAPS.

(Front Mrs. T. G. A., Washington.
In response to Mrs. p. WIS re.
quest for leather scraps, these may
be obtained from AIRCRAFT Leather
of California" 271 Twelfth street,
Oakland Z, Calf. I only recently
ordered their catalogue, price, 81.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SORGHUM SYRUP?

(From Mr.. G. r. De B., Washington
I have no doubt that many men
habitually read RICH as I do, and
who, like me, get a great deal out
of it; yet we seldom appear as cor
respondents. There is certainly
nothing in the title Readers Clear
ing House" to suggest that this ex-
cellent forum of friendship Is for
the ladies exclusively, so I make
bold as to put in my 1.-TWO bits"
worth.
The molasses, or lasses, season
is with us again and all over the
East and through the Middle West
and down to the sugar cane country
growers are stripping their cane and
getting ready for a run of sorghum.
If there is anything better than
upland sorghum sirup, made by a
man who turns out a clean product,
don't konw what 1t is, and I very
much wish to obtain some of 1t.
There must be members Of the
RICH family who can refer me to a
source of supply, and I will be
grateful If some Of you will put me
in contact with same. Please let me
express my gratitude here and now
in advance.
YEAST DEVILS FOOD?
from Miss II. s., Washington.
This summer I came across a
recipe for devils food cake which
called for yeast. It sounded won
derful, but unfortunately I lost the
recipe. would be very grateful
to any reader who could furnish me
with such O recipe through the
RICH. =.
FRENCH SONG?
(From Mrs. S. B., Hyattsville.)
May I repeat my request which
still remains unanswered? Does
any one who is familiar with French
songs happen to know the words
of the song "J'ai Deux Amours" or
must I address my request to Jean
Sablon?
MAKING SLIP?
(From Mrs. II. r. w.. CheUy Chase
I have recently had enough ma
terial from a parachute given to me
to supposedly make q slip. I am
not expert enough at sewing to be
able to cut anything without a pat
tern. Will some one tell me how
to cut slip from those bias pieces?
Il Il Il Il
wATERPRooFTNG COAT?
(Fron. Mr.. S. r. H., Washington.
Can you give me any information
on how to waterproof. or have
waterproof, mans raincoat?
The coat is cotton gabardine
without lining) and Is about
year old. Recently it began to leak
profusely in the shoulders and arms
and is getting progressively worse.
I had 1t cleaned and waterproofed
and then rewaterproofed at q
cleaners establish
ment, but 1t still leaks.
I have heard of commercial wa
terproofing preparations but do not
know where to obtain them nor how
good they are. Can you recommend
someone who will waterproof the
coat, or some way I can do the Job
myself?
I am out in the rain a good deal
and need a definitely waterproof
coat.
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THUMB PRINT GLASS?
(From Mrs. G. r. S., Winchester.
Can any one give me the name of
a good book about thumb print
glass?
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SPICED CIDER.

orange quarters and float on top.
If you use punch bowl, be care
full when pouring the hot drink into
it, for broke mine doing this.
For the larger amount, just double
or triple this recipe. I have never
tried it with grape juice, but think
it would be very good.
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CHICKEN PIES?
(Fron II. L. w., Washtngton.)
Do any Of the readers have the
secret" for chicken pies such as
one gets in a restaurant? The rich,
yellow sauce Is what I can't seem
to get. |
QUERY? 1
from Mrs. P. c., Mount Rainier.
7 would like to know how I can
get in touch with the woman who
is a contest Judge, who Is in the
District now taccording to a woman
on the air.) I think the name is |
Helen Keene (King, KaneY and shel
presumably Is giving lectures. i
Il
IVY ON SLOPE?
fFrom E. S., Arlington.) 4
Is 1t desirable to plant ivy on an
incline where we have trouble cut
ting the grass? hear that in
sects and rats will hide In the ivy.
y
CHRISTMAS GIFTS?
PARTY FOR GIRL?
(From Mrs. J. H. H., Ariington.)
Will some kind readers please ad-
wise me what gifts for Christmas
would be appreciated by friends Of
mine (man and wife) stationed in
Frankfurt, Germany? Are there any
special restrictions, as to size of
packages. weight, ETC.? (Not too ex-
pensive, pleaseD
Also, what games to play at at
girls birthday party, age IA (about |
8 girls) invited to dinner and games.
COOP NURSERY SCHOOL,
(From Mrs. G. X. p, Washington.
I would like very much to get |
some information about co-opera-
tive nursery schools, preferably in
the northwest section Of town. II
am q widow with a 3-year-old
child. I would like to enter him
In such a school and also donate
some Of my spare time to the school.
X ~
CALORIE CHART.
(Frona Mrs. E. B. M, Washington. }
For Mrs. r. S., Annandale: There
is an excellent and very complete
calorie book entitled ''Vest Pocket
Calorie Counter" blue cover, obtain
BILE at some drugstores and the
book department of a large depart
ment store. There are no calories
in coffee and tea If sugar and cream
are not used.
(From Mrs. N. c. D., Alexandra.
For Mrs. r. s., Annandale: In
answer to your request for q chart
of caloric values of foods, may
suggest 'The New Way to Eat and
Get Slim" by Donald G. Cooley.
1t covers every food you mentioned
and others. It might be available
at library.
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UPHOLSTERING LESSONS.
(From r. v. P, Arlington.)
In reply to- inquiry of E. M,
Arlington, appearing in The Eve
ming Star, September 80, series
of demonstrations in upholstery is
being conducted at the Arlington
County Recreation Center, 3700 Lee
Highway, Thursday from 1:30 pm
to $3.50 pm. AS part of a Home
Arts Workshop program, opportu-
nifty is given for those attending
to bring a stool, cushion, or small
chair to reupholster under the
direction of Mrs. Marguerite Hame-
lin of the County Extension Pro-
gram. The only cost to the indi-
vidual Is for materials used. For
further information call Oxford |
2228.
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Evening star., 1948-10-14
Rye Rolls
Milk
Vegetable Platte
FIR,
Gingerbread
outumn . . .
Vegetable Platter.

cups green Peppers
1 teaspoon salt Hot buttered whole
II teaspoon pepper buttered
2 cups soft bread crumbs Parsley
Beat the slightly add the seasonings
again. Add the bread crumbs and the tops
and remove the seeds Fill the with
Bake moderate Place
stuffed plate peppers arrange
form Fill the with the
lima beans Garnish the center of the plate with parsley
THURSDAY
Bottled Dinner With Corned Beef
Sour Milk Biscuits
Clorifed Rice Coffee
Biscuits.
flour u teaspoon soda
teaspoon baking powder l milk
tablespoon teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons shortening ..
Mix st dry ingredients shortening mixed
add milk little at time When mixture partly blended
onto Toured board Pat lightly together and roll nch
thickness rounds prick
baking sheet bake about 20 at
cults are brown and fluffy. Makes "a biscuits by "W"
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Readers Clearing House
PLANTS.

FLAN1 10.
From Mrs. T. J. G., Falls Church. J
In the past I have noticed offers
of flowers, plants, bulbs, etc. We
have Just recently moved into our
new house and are very much inter-
ested in receiving any of these
things, which would be of help In
our landscaping problem. We can
pick them up.
(From S. H. w., McLeGn.
I have two large SultanaS, white
and lavender. Would be glad to give
away slips before frost kills the old
plants. ANY one wanting slips can
write to me care of RICH.
CLEANING FEATHERS?
from Mrs. E. S. w., Arlington.)
Could inquire about any way to
clean, freshen or curl old ostrich
feathers?
COMMENT.
(From Mrs. /. w. H., Washington
The RICH is such a demonstration
Of unselfishness. People give time
and effort to help someone else. A
fine example of loving your neigh
Dor as yourself, and doing unto
others as you would have others do
unto you, or, as I read, DO to
others as though you were the
others" thank those who so
kindly answered my inquiry about
shell jewelry.
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COOK BOOK;
PINEAPPLE TORTE.
(From Mrs. B. B. A., ArlingtonJ
For the lady who inquired about
cook books for the bride who had
no experience III cooking, I have
found the following books very
helpful. "The Joy of Cooking" by
Rombauer; Cooking for Two" by
Janet Hill; "You Can Cook II You
Can Read" by Fitzsimmons: I have
also found the classes at the Red
Cross Nutrition Department very
beneficial.
/ am late In my thanks, but I
want to thank all those who an
swered my request on cleaning
wooden venetian blinds.
I am receiving 30 much help from
the RCH and would like to offer q
delicious dessert, which is easy to
prepare:
Pineapple Torte - Three cups
crushed pineapple, l. cup white
sugar, tablespoons tapioca or 4
tablespoons cornstarch. Cook un-
til thick. Mix / cup brown sugar,
teaspoon baking powder, 11s cups
raw oatmeal, III cups -four, y cup
shortening melted). Mix together
and press on sides and bottom of
. well-greased pie pan, being care
full it Is not too thick at bottom
edge of pan. Fill with pineapple
mixture. Cover with remaining
crumbs. Bake " hour at $50
degrees or until lightly Drowned.
Chill. Can be served with whipped
cream. Makes IL generous serv-
ings.
HOMEMADE ICE CREAM.
from Mrs. r. v. r., Paturent
Ripef.)
For Mrs. w. s. L., Dahlgren, who
recipes for homemade ice
cream. May I submit the following:
Make q custard Of 2 cups sugar, 1
teaspoon salt, 5 eggs, 4 cups milk, l
heaping tablespoon flour and l tea
spoon vanilla. Mix ingredients ex-
cept vanilla and cook until thick in
. double boiler. Add vanilla. Cool.
Put custard in freezer and add IL
quarts Of cream, then milk to fill
freezer. Delicious! I
Vary by adding fruit, chocolate
chips, etc. When fruit is cream, add
only / quart cream.
II you think it's expensive COM
pare to best ice cream on market
as to price and quality.
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES.
(Fronl Mrs. r. r., Silver SPRING.
To Mrs. r. M. M, Arlington:
From the description Of your choc-
olate chip cookies, I am sure you
have been using baking powder in
stead of baking soda. Check up on
this, for it is q common mistake.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
THURSDAY.

Boiled Dinner With Corned Beef
Sour Milk Biscuits
on Rjce n
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THUMB PRINT GLASS?
(From Mrs. G. r. s., Winchester. J
Can any one give me the name of
a good book about thumb print
glass?
Evening star., 1948-10-14

/ quart milk
4 tablespoons minute tapioca
2 tablespoons corn meal
" teaspoon salt
Heat milk In double boil
coconut, dates and salt and add
baking dish and bake in q 350-d'
from oven and cover with mars
The marshmallows make a splen
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Sour Milk Biscuits

I2 teaspoon SODA
l cup sour milk
/ teaspoon salt
Evening star., 1948-10-14
CLEANING FIREPLACE.
(Fron, D. M. T., Arlington. }

From D. N. r., ArlingtOn.
For. Mrs. j. D. r., Hyattsville: /
cleaned a badly smoked brick fire.
place with a strong ash solution of
tri-sodium phosphate (sold under
several brand names, a stiff floor
brush and plenty of elbow grease.
It Is a dirty job, better spread
papers over surrounding areas that
you don't want splattered.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
YEAST DEVILS FOOD?

from Miss II. s., Washington.
This summer I came across a
recipe for devils food cake which
called for yeast. It sounded won
derful, but unfortunately I lost the
recipe. I would be very grateful
to any reader who could furnish me
with such O recipe through the
RICH. =.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Seed
Packets
T. each
&C poek..
In lot Of 16
II for 7oe
Single pkg. Zoe

Sears Wtscon sin,
Rladensburo and
Arlington
Evening star., 1948-04-01

Surround your home with these toll,
stoteIy everereens, that live almost in
definitely. odd q certain gracious dig
nifty. All in the best Of condition,
boIIed and wropped, reody for trons-
planting.
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BENTON
V,,tI,n Cuu

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Croxby
and sons. John Jr., and Lee are
home after 10 days vacation with
relatives and friends in Clarksdale,
Deeson and Hillhouse, Mississippi
........ Mother Ella Thompson was
given a surprise birthday party
by her husband, Deacon Thompson
and members of the Church of
God in Christ Mother Thompson
received many lovely gifts Little
Miss Virgie Lee Smith whose
birthday came on the same day
shared the surprise and received
many gifts ........ Mrs. Mary Dor
ham has returned to Little Rock
after visiting relatives here .......
Miss Ora Lee Gipson has returned
to her home in Ell Dorado after
an extended visit with her sister
and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs
B. Hennen ..... The ladies of
First Baptist Church closed a very
successful Bible School at ST. Paul
Baptist Church on Friday night
July 16. Children of all denomin-
ations attended ....... The three
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nized for children IA years of
age sop. Supt Watson conducted
Sunday School at Pleasant Grove
s4, Miss Rosa Lee Taylor of ST
Louis, Mo. is here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Watson .... GOSSIP
Hi chicks and cats Here l am
again. Blue Caps. let's start play
ing ball again Why did you stop?
49,. EW, have you made any pro-
gress while riding your horse?
It seems that CB is trying to
dip in on CIV -.... WV, if you
keep on playing that guitar you'll
be doing fine .z.a ONE, did you
get it straight with the chicks out
in the country? JDW you've been
out of town SO long, who's your
girl friend? AMF?. See you in the
PRESS next week.
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an all-Negro district recently an q,
nexed to the city proper, At the
eve .of the annexation few
moths ago many of the residents
felt that their quiet paradise was
being invaded by an outside pow
er. But recent street improve
ments, street name posters and
city mail service have brought a.
bout a slight change Most recent
Improvement, however, is vast
sewer main which has been laid
right through the center Of this
district, chief purpose of which
is to accommodate the expanding
white district uptown, This also
has its virtues in that these resi-
dents can also use this line if
and when a water system is
brought in The only drawback
it seems, is that this sewer mair
ends at the northwest border o
this community ON the property
owned by Mrs. Bertha Fraction
and family Mrs. Fraction is beinl
forced to sell her property, which
includes a modern residence now
| under construction, to the cit,
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NO CURE FOR
LOVE-
Continued from page three

Continued from page three
me out tonight? Why did you ask
me to California just for the
fun of it," Debbie was bitter and
cruel and every word was lash
ing like a whip to Tommy.
Il had no idea you were taking
it so seriously, Tommy tried to
explain l thought that as an at
tractive professional woman you
were used to well invited
with you. It's not every day a
with you. It's not evry day a
man meets the combination of
beauty and brains and l was
intrigued. But l never thought"
That's just it, Mr.. Morgan, you
never thought" Debbie faced him
with her chin up. But then,
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WESSON
Dollie J. Loggins

Rev. c. p Jensen of Grambling,
Louisiana was the pulpit guest
Sunday. Rev. NJ w. Russ was
guest speaker Sunday night ....-
A. j. Russ and family We're the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Loggins $500. Rev. and Mrs. c. ?.
Jensen were recent guests of Mrs.
Jensons parents $500. Rev. Samuel
Lloyd Of Texas conducted a series
of services last week ........ Mrs. Ida
Boone has returned from Parkdale
where she has been visiting her
sister Mrs Selma Henry ........
Mrs. Lennis Cole was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Geneva Boone
......., Mrs. Alma Elliott and daugh-
ter, Juanda Delois have been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Dollie Log
gins.
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Malvern,


hthiusOH
Flames from a gasoline explo-
sion proved fatal to Jesse Bailey,
8 year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas Bailey of North Malvern
Funeral services were held at
the Benson Graham Funeral Home
.,..,,, Some fifty members of Mt
Zion Baptist Church in Little
Rock attended a Cake Bazaar here
at the First Baptist Church ......
Mrs G. M Maxwell spent last
weekend in Pine Bluff visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Weleh ........
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Hickman
are parents of a baby girl, Belinda
......,. Mr., and Mrs, Paul Marshall
Mrs Mae Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prentice Worthen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Cunningham, all of Kansas
City, Missouri and Mrs. Charles
Slaughter of Little Rock were all
hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith
during their recent vacation trip
| .-...... Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Plea
SAINT of Magnolia were week end
| guests of Mrs. Larkin Noble and
Mrs. Joe Cook ...... Rev. E. L.
Warren of Little Rock and his
congregation at the CINE Church
in North Malvern will present
Prophet CUTLERY, a spiritual heal.
er, in the high school auditorium
Visitors from Little Rock anc
Magnolia were present at the
morning services of Warren Chap
ell. A Baby Contest followed tn,
morning service Merline Jear
Henson won first prize and Gwen
dolyn Jean Hogan won secont
prize 49,. MYSTERY IN WEST
MALVERN ....... Results of th,
rapid expansion and improvement
program of Greater Malvern ar,
being plainly seen and keenl,
Ielt by residents of West Malvern
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for sewer termination plant.
This plant will be modern in
every respect, But the chief factor
is that Mrs. Fraction does not
want to sell her property and is
contemplating a law suit The
improvements are well appreciate
ed but what we have been unable
TO figure out is Just why they
had to pick this ladys home when
there is so much waste land all
around it, Only a few years ago
an ultra modern plant of this sort
was butt about a mile west of
here. Cause for the location of this
proposed new one presents mys-
terry No TO the people OF West
Malvern.
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SUNSHINE
Geneva Aldridge

Mr., and Mrs. Erwin Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon 'Aldridge and
George and Henry Davidson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Norwood 800. Mrs Allie Holman
and sister of Bonita, Louisiana
spent last Monday with Mrs. Sa-
die Washington ....... Mrs. L. C.
Vaughn and children were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Aldridge
last Sunday 49, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Greedy and family and Mr..
and Mrs. ames Dunning Of Toledo.
Ohio motored here to visit Mrs.
Greely's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Garner 49,. Miss Ruth Me
Dade Of Shreveport, Louisiana
spent several days with Mrs.
Christene Goodwin and family 49,.
GOSSIP ...44 JB is quiet now
since KG married LG -. RIB
wants to know what LID is putting
down to make JIG crazy over her.
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men aren't expected to think of
everything, That's why women
are in professions today. You're
so busy playing your trumpet.
Then in your spare time you go
around playing a womans heart
strings. But you never think about
a woman as real companion =
as someone to love and cherish
till death do part, | don't blame
you, Mr.. Morgan. | blame myself
for being such a fool for fall
ing for you. | blame myself for
sitting in that cafe thinking We
had life together when | should
have known all along that a man
in show business wasn't the hus-
band for me. You see I'm the
| dope fshe was crying now =
was willing to give up every
thing I've worked five years tc
build = job with a position anc
a future. l was willing to give III
five years as sacrifice to love
while you gave up nothing. Yot
say you wouldn't be good for me
Tommy Morgan. say you woulc
not be good for anybody"
She slammed the front door il
his face and went into her apart
ment without looking back. Tom
my stood on the steps as he hat
done the first night he brough
Debbie home. The breeze wa
blowing gently Tommy stood a
stunned man. But he was RICH
in his first conviction, he though
Deborah Ames was a fascinatin
woman
To be continued next week.
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CAM DEN
Roxie williams

? L. Anderson is here from Cal
visiting his mother and
- ..... Mrs. Sophia Summers
frs. Lizzie Ferguson have
i turned from visiting in Chi
.-a5, Illinois and Detroit, Michi-
gan ~. Miss Della Mae White and
Mrs. Carrie Toney White of Pine
Bluff spent last Sunday afternoon
here visiting with Miss Ednarine
Bryant and Mrs. Sally Williams
-. Mrs. Lacine Franklin is here
from Cleveland. Ohio visiting rel
atives and friends .,..,. Miss Irma
Browning is spending her vaca-
ton in Chicago 49,. Mrs. Margaree
White is here from Rockford, Ill,
visiting her parents -. Miss Cleo
mia Lilly of Chicago is here on
a tWo-week vacation -. Robert
Haynie is attending summer school
in Ithaca. NJ Y 80. Mr.. and Mrs
Turner spent last weekend here
49,. Misses Ednarine and Rosalind
Bryant are spending several days
with their aunt in Little Rock -.
MARCEL Cummings is home on a
furlough -, Misses Maybell Por-
!, Roxie and Lorene Williams
/ Mrs. Mary T. Edwards spent
s enjoyable trip last Sunday to
askill ...,. Rev. and Mrs, J. S.
Washington of Texarkana, Texas
were weekend guests of Mrs. Sal
lie Williams 49,. Funeral services
q were held Monday at st. Paul
Baptist Church for Mrs. Eligible
Goodwin who died at her home
last week 49,. The st. Paul Jr
Choir meets every Monday night
from 7:30 to 9. All youngsters who
are interested are invited to joir
80. The Shiloh Baptist Jr. Choil
meets Tuesday night from 8 to 9lt
-. Mrs. Emma Wheeler and Rob
crt Elliott are on the sick list =.
Circle No. of Zion Hill Baptis
Church met last Thursday night a
the home of Mrs. Nancy Buffing
ton. The pastor, Rev. J. E. Tidwel
was present 49,. Please send al
news to Roxie Williams, 70l Greer
wood street before Friday night
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PARKDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Mrs. M Rush returned from
Pine Bluff Saturday ..-...-. Rev. and
Mrs. l. S. Mays of Laid was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Howard 49,. Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Boston of Los An
geles. California are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kee, Rev. Boston's
sister and brother in law ........
The Golden Bell Singers rendered
a program at the st. Paul Baptist
Church. Amount raised was SCI. 40
..r.... Miss Meverlene Porter is
visiting relatives in Crossett go.
Sunday, August 8 the Boosters
will celebrate in a big day at
Pennys Chapel CINE Church, Rev
Williamson, Pastor.
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MT. MORIAH
James Newburn


II. S. NeWburn and family re-
Gently visited relatives here -.
Henry Mae and j. d. Leakes re-
turned to their home in Little
Rock after spending week with
their grandmother, Mrs. Bessie
Wilson 800. The st. Marian Gram
mar School opened for summer
session last week 500. The Gospel
Travellers of Okolona rendered a
program at the Pleasant Hill AME
Church last Saturday night. There
will be a rally at the Church
Sunday.