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Evening star., 1948-01-19
Coal Furnace Fumes
Kill Accountant, 50,
And Overcome Wife

A 60-year -old Washington ac-
countant was killed and his wife
overcome by fumes from coal fur
mace in their former home in Ar
lington yesterday.
In Silver Spring today q 4-year-
old girl was revived by members OF
the rescue squad after the child
apparently was overcome by coal gas
fumes which also, affected her
mother and neighbor In an apart
ment next door.
The Arlington victims were John
Simon and Mrs. Jennie G. Simon,
54, who had lived at the Burlington
Hotel here since moving from the
house at 2404 North Sixteenth street
Arlington. about two years ago. Mrs
Simon was reported recovering to-day
at Arlington Hospital. DR.. w. c.
Welburn, county coroner, said he
would issue a certificate Of ;cci-
dental death in the case of MIR
Simon.
Victim Suffered Heart Ailment.
According to Mrs. Charles G. Ko-
eel, 2405 Wilson boulevard, Airing
ton, q neighbor, the Simons nlain-
tanned a fire in the Arlington house
so the water pipes would not freeze.
The house had not been occupied
since the Simons moved to Wash
mgton, Mrs. Kozel said. She said
Mr.. Simon had suffered from a
heart ailment and physicians had
advised against the daily bus trips
between the city and Arlington.
While Mr.. Simon tended the
furnace yesterday, Mrs. Kozel said,
Mrs. Simon visited with her. Later
Mrs. Simon and Mr.. Kozel went to
the Simon house and found Mr..
Simon unconscious on the basement
floor. Mrs. Simon remained in the
basement while Mr.. Fozel ran to
telephone the county rescue squad
When Mr.. Kozel got back to the
Simon house, Mrs. Simon also had
been overcome. Rescue squad men,
bers administered oxygen to the
couple and then took them to the
hospital. MIR. Simon was pronounced
dead on arrival.
Mrs. Kozel said the. Simons had
lived in Arlington about Is years
before moving to the District, and
had no children.
Girl Found Semi Conscious.
Silver. Spring rescue squad Off
cials said Judith Morrow, 4, daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Nor.
row, was found semi-consciou'
shortly before 7 am. today wher
her mother attempted to arouse her
Mr.. Morrow, taxicab driver, whit
had stopped at the apartment a
529 Dale drive, Silver Spring, II
drive his daughter to nursery school
called the rescue squad which ad
ministered oxygen. Mrs. Morrow
and Mrs. Roy Kollmeyer, the neigh
Dor, also complained OF feeling i'll, i
was said
Mrs. Morrow reported she hat
awakened in the night and smellee
gas. She opened the bedroom win
dows wider.
M. j. Waple, rental agent for thu
eight-unit building, said investiga
tors had found no defect in the fur
mace. He declared, however, 4
would be thoroughly cleaned.
Mrs. Morrow is an employe OF th'
Peoples drug chain. ~
Evening star., 1948-01-19

GOSPEL SINGING.
Old-fashioned hymn sinsing, Central
o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEONS.
wiiiard hfi9Hnfs Hotel, iuDi i2:iS PM somorSow.
Wall Street Journal, Parior C, Will
lard Ho:el 1915 pm. tomorrow. Mem
b. c. Petroleum Association. Parlor
E, Willard Hotel 1915 pm. tomorrow.
CiVitan Club, Willard Hotel 1890 pm.
tomorrow. Members and guests.
Washington chapter, Sigma Chi fra
ternity, O'Donnelrs Sea Grill, 1890 pm.
tomorrow. Members and guests.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital, Church
of the Latter-Day Saints. 8 O'Clock TO-
Edwin Davis. pianist, in recital at, Phil
lips Memorial Gallery, $50 O'Clock TO-
National Symphony orchestra concert,
Coolidge High School, 9 o'clock tontght.
soldiers Home Military Band concert,
Stanley Hall, $50 pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Smithsonian Institution, National Col
lection of Fine Arts, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV, open q am. to
go pm daily; sixth annual exhibition
Of the Florida Gulf Coast Group. through
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ing the Mellon. Kress, widener and
Dale collections and gifts from other do
France in Prints and Books. for an in
definite period.
Fish and WiIdIife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
am. to pm. daily; display Of animals
and fresh-water f1sh, for an indefinite
period,
and r streets NV, open 4. m. to pm;
daily: collection Of Byzantine and related
arts, for an indefinite period.
National Archives, exhibition hall. Con-
Ninth streets, open S:45 an. to 5;15 pm;
weekdays and 80 to 5 pm. Sundays and
holidays; exhibits of historical documents
and World War. II paintings on recruiting
and ON the role of the Army from the
Revolutionary War through World War II,
through January.
Library Of Congress. First and East Cap
itol streets Sc, open 8 an to 10 pm.
Mondays through Fridays, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturdays, and 2 to 10 pm. SUNDAYS
Carta. on loan from the British govern
Evening star., 1948-01-19
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Evening star., 1948-01-19

caller, Thomson Center, Twelfth And I
streets NV. $3.50 o'clock toniEht.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. lounge, recreation,
free canteen. open daily from IL am. to
midnight.
Games in gymnasium. all evening; cards
and other table games in lounge. all eve
o'clock tonight, Penthouse Service Center,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Dance with orchestra, 8 o'clock tonight,
Army-Navy YMCA, 1875 g street NV.
tonight, Army-Navy YMCA. 1885 @ street
NV.
Bridge and other card games. all eve
ming; informal dance. 9 o'clock. and
house Service Center. Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-19

ment until December IL, le4s: original
manuscript Of Lincoln's three-page .suto-
biography" for m indefinite period: docu-
Lincoln, for an indefinite period: Some
Aeronautics Experiments" an address
presented by Wilbur Wright before Western
scribing Wright Brothers experiments,
shown with early photographs, for an in
definite period.
Arts Club Of WASHINGTON. 2017 street
paintings by group Of American con-
temporary artists, through Friday.
Pan American Union, Nineteenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open 8
am. to 4:3o pm. daily; exhibition Of
Latin American paintings. through Janu-
ary.
SQUARE DANCE.
Square dance with string band and
Evening star., 1948-01-19


General Electric lowered prices because wanted to do
our part to stop the present spiral of imitation.
General Electric lowered prices electrical appliances
In greatest that Is where lowered prices
on General Electric products will do the most good and have
the greatest effect.
General Electric lowered prices regardless of the fact that
GE profits are not hgh-are not at present levels high
enough.
We did this because we know that In the long run
General Electric prosper only as the people OF this coun
try prosper We believe that producing more goods or more
people at less the soundest way of running business
And we feel that initiation in this country reached dan
gerous evfor the wage for the man with savings
and for industry alike.
Do you know what initiation can do to you?
As money buys less and less savings lose their buying
power Life insurance policies dwnde in value Money saved
to take your wife to the hospital won't pay the bill when
Evening star., 1948-01-19
General FL Ec1RIc
PUT LOWERED PRICES
AHEAD OF OTHER THINGS

the time comes Pay checks buy less and less Retirement
money won't pay for retirement.
This applies to the who brings home a weekly pay
check, to the with little savings in the bank or hfs
insurance policy and to companies that have to bnd new
plants and buy machines to fill future needs and pro-
vide future jobs.
Initiation is q sinister thing. It steals up a country
and it's economy in gradually accelerang two-step OF
prices and wageseach trying to get step ahead of tho
oher-and there red line to show when the danger
point has been reached.
Imitation is like fire. Once it gets well underway, It can
never be checked until everything is destroyed.
Seestrant by industries and individuals the best check
You as an individual do most by buying less and saving
more-thus avoiding bidding up the prices for scarce goods
Business and industry much by lowering prices when
ever and wherever possble-voluntariy.
General Electric put lowered prices ahead OF other things
because we believe it is step towards licking indation
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Negro Council 10 Conduct
Capitol Prayer Service

The National Negro Council will
conduct q prayer service on the
Capitol grounds at 2 pm. January 2,
the day before the Eighty first Con-
gress convenes, Edgar &. Brown, ma
tional director of the council, an
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Brown, who lives at 1717
Euclid street NV, said permission
has been granted for the use of the
plaza area in front of the Senate
side Of the Capitol, near the in
augural stands.
The council held a similar service
on November 16, 1947, before q spe-
cial session of Congress, with about
10000 persons attending, Mr.. Brown
said.
A 1000 voice choir from New York
will sing:
The Rev. DR.. Jonathan A. Danes,
pastor Of Bethel A.M.E. Church OF
Detroit, will deliver the sermon.
Co-chairmen Of the program win be
the Rev. DR.. Z. L. Harrison, pastor
|of Shiloh Baptist Church, Ninth
and p streets NV. and Bishop D.
Ward Nichols Of the A.M.E. Church
In New York and surrounding
States.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Talk on lsroel Planned

Uriel Heydt, assistant chief o1
the Israeli Mission, will speak on
''The Future Of Israel" at s:45
o'clock tonight at q meeting Of the
Workmen's Circle ut 1907 Four
teenth street NV.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03

Smith, RI 4, Box 70, FL Dorado
closed Revival Meeting at Morn
ing Star Church No l, Friday
night Everyone reports a good
meeting - Mrs. SurVilla Carter
and children of Strong are house
guest of Mrs Ethel Lee Gil, 1912
Trinity Street, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia $3.50. G. r. Vestel c. M. f.
Church is sponsoring a Baby Con-
test September 18th. Mrs. Kate
May Buford is sponsoring Baby
Carrie Talent and Mrs Effie Lee
Tucker is sponsoring little Willie
Watson. The program begins at
800 p. m, ........ Please don't forget
to get your fall hat and bag from
Mrs. Ora Lee Cobb, 60l Pelham
Street. You will fine variety of
eolors to suit your new fall cos
| tune. Put in your order and she
will make it according to your
desire Mrs Cobb also remodels
old hats in the latest styles.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
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ARKADELPHlA

Mrs. F. r Perry entertained
her niece Miss VERONA Randall
of St Louis. Missouri with a CO.
ing away party last week Miss
Randall received many lovely
gifts. Games were played and the
evening was enjoyed by the many
guests present; Vivian Ware, Cla-
ra Randall Gussie Randall. Edith
McCloud. carrie Taylor. Tura
Westbrook, Rosie Randall, Martha
Ivory Sharah Defro, Matte Nc
Coy. Virginia Smith, Laura Bull
locks, Bobbie Jean Ware, Matte
NeWburn, Tennie jefferson. Pa
tricia Duncan, James Harris. John
Taylor, Wallace Siowden, William
jefferson, Melvin Ware, John
Cummings, Jim Murry, Jerry Lee
White, Rudolph williams, Benja-
min Bullocks, VIII Hill. Mrs
Martella Randall, Mrs. Aslet New
burn and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Helmn
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
Ella Mae Brown

Ella mae Brown
Sunday School was conducted
last Sunday by Supt Ode Brown.
Sister Edgie Nesby was back to
teach after several weeks absence.
the pastor, Rev. f. G.. Daniels
preached at the morning service
Rev. R. A Cooney was guest
preacher at the evening service
Mrs. Aletha Sherman of MIR
was here over the weekend Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Amanda Chase
Mrs Elnora Glenn spent part
of her vacation in Newport with
Rev. and Mrs Fitzhue and her
mother .....- Mrs Mary Qualls
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. GoWan
were delegates to the North East
ern BTU and SIS Congress at st.
John Baptist Church ......-. Mr.. and
Mrs II HolloWay's grandchildren
are visiting with them this sum-
mer -. Charles EweH is visiting
in Washington. D. C. ..... O. w.
Ford is visiting his father, james
Spencer of Chicago. Ill .. Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Ford visited Mr..
Ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Ford last weekend .... Prof A.
Lee and others are working very
hard trying to get the hot lunch
room ready for operation soon.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
BENTON
Luther COlman

Mrs Mary S Johnson. Mrs. Ora
Walker, Miss Irma Colman, Miss
Lillian Johnson Fred and Law
renee johnson represented Pleas
ant Hill AME Church at the Sun
day School and ACE League Con-
Vention at Dalark last week They
were houseguests Of the pastor,
Rev O j Delmar ...... Rev. p. B.
Franklin preached the morning
sermon at Mt. Zion Bapt Church
last Sunday 49,. A large number
of persons from BauXite and Lit
tie Rock heard the Joyful Five
at st. Paul Baptist Church Sun
day evening $500. The Church of
God in Christ, Elder f. F. Ora
ham, pastor, chartered a bus to
attend the Youth Congress in Lit
tie Rock last week @ Qualified
voters broke the record in Ben
ton and went to the polls and
voted for whom they thought was
right The St Paul Church.
Rev G. S Staff, pastor is work.
ing to enlarge the church with the
help of God They are looking
forward to much progress being
done by the third Sunday in Sept
Rev. M. Daniel delivered the
message at the morning service
last Sunday .. A stork shower
was given in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Rhinehart for Mrs
Ozell Franklin by members of the
Missionary Society last Monday
night. Mrs. Franklin received
many lovely gifts. Mrs. c. Toles
was in charge of games. Refresh
ments were served by Mesdames
Stella Scott, Flossie Mae Johnson,
WARY Lee MltCHth' Nel tiiie itced'
and gifts were presented by Mrs.
Bea Griffin and Mrs. Mary Lee
Mitchell .... A surprise birthday
party was given in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Toles last Tues
day night for Miss Florida Rhine
hart. Games were played and re-
freshments were served. Gifts
were presented by Mrs, Alice Ma
RE Crosby. Out-of-toWn guests
were Floyd Cooper and son OF
Little Rock.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
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PARkDALE
JuvenIa Maxwell

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McDade
of Little Rock and Mr., McDade's
mother and sister were recent
guest of Mrs. McDades parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Henderson
Miss Matte Bozeman of Malvern
is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Leola
Milton. -. Earl Johnson of Cross
EFT recently visited his father,
Abraham johnson. - Mrs. Tinnle
Smith of Flint, Michigan is Wis
ting her parents, M and Mrs. Jim
Jones. -. Mrs. Helen Thornton
shopped in Portland Saturday.
Mesdames Emma Peterson. Louise
Davidson, Bertha Mobiles, and Mat
Tie Black were in Hamburg last
Friday. ~. Miss Winnie Davidson
has returned home after spending
a week with her grandmother in
West Memphis. -. The Eastern
Star members gave a plate supper
last Friday night at the residence
of Mrs. Leonie Roberts and made
"A profit of $l3, .... Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson and daughter left Tuesday
night for New York to visit rel
atives. ... Mrs. Tinnie Smith Of
Flint, Michigan was a recent guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Marshall.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03

August 2ath to visit their relatives
in Detroit, Michigan, They viii
then visit relatives in New York
City ---a.. Rev. and Mrs f. J.
Davis, their daughter and son,
Earnestine and Earnest, Jr. of De-
trolt, Michigan and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Randle, their daughter and
son, Charlotte and Charles, Jr. of
New Albany, Mississippi visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Splvey 538 f, and B. ST There
was happy family reunion ....-..
Mrs Mary Camel who was serious
ly burned is in Warren Brown
Hospital -=..... Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Carlise twin girls on July
30th. Both mother and babies are
doing fine +.z.. Mr., and Mrs. Gene
Barabino of Chicago, Illinois were
visitors in the home of their aunt
and uncle, Mr., and Mrs. A, c.
Bradford .=.. Funeral services
were held for Mrs Dora Thomas
who passed August Dist at New
Bethel Baptist Church with Rev,
]. H Kelley officiating ...-.... The
Ouachita District Singing Conven-
ton was held August 29th at St
James Baptist Church, East Hills
boro where Rev. j. H Rowe is
| pastor, Following is a list of Off
GERS for the year 1943-49. w. l..
Dunn. Norphlet, Vice President;
Mrs. c. Hawkins, Mt. Holly, Sec
rotary; Mrs r. l.. Mullen, Camden
Assistant Secretary; N A. Allen
Wesson; Treasurer; r. L. White
Mt. Holly, superintendent; E. D
Pace, Stephen, Musical Director
| L. B Beard, Chichester. Assistan'
! Director; Miss Ida Mae Murray
| Camden, Pianist and E. D. Mullen
| Camden, Assistant Pianist $40 II
was raised during the convention
..-- S. M. Moore, 337 South Stree
Magnolia visited the Star Singing
Convention and reported sue
cessful meeting .....s.. Elder w. J
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
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ray 4 our 1
WOODsON
w. c. Hunter

w. c, Hunter
GOSSIP Hey now, how now
1--WE Station WJOWA is on the
main stem again with some
straight but not one minute late
live. Latch on all you good folks
because here we go again, Who
is the person who rehearses such
beautiful love words when
Jean II. isn't around Ask me and
Ill tell you . BIS. someone is
really crazy about yeu. He Just
melts in his place I'm afraid to
name the guy, yes, I really am
SIS fell madly in love with a
pretty little campus kid. Now he
is singing AT Last Ny Love Has
Come Along" CB is leaving
Woodson pretty soon I hate to see
you leave but be careful if you
can't be good .-z=- CT, you had
better look out sister, thdl KING
of 1--WE will put YOU behind the
eight-ball -... EB is humming
Everybody Loves Som b d y
! Some Time" | wonder if it's for
a special reason 49, All yes indeed
swingeroo hep-chicks and jumping
jivers, keep smiling and take ii
easy until see you next week
in the PRESS Have happy week
| end
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FL DORADO
+. c. Cutter
Mr. and Mrs Alex Gibson, So
f. and B. Street left Saturday
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
AUGUSTA
Ida Mae Black

Vendus Mccoy of Flint, Michi-
gan is in the city visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Mccoy
Mrs. Lula Wiley, Instructor at
Carver High has been i'll but is
now able to teach again. ..,. Mrs.
Dora Robinson is on the sick list.
Rev. poindexter preached Won
derful sermon at Jackson Chapel
AME Church Sunday afternoon
K. II. Conner is in the city vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Conner ... Mrs Mammie
Campbell. daughter of Mrs. Emma
Brown passed suddenly at her
acme in Cleveland, Ohio ..-. Rev.
W, X. Walden, pastor of Ward
Chapel AME Church attended the
State Meeting of AME Church
in Muskogee, Oklahoma last week.
Rev. E. w. Liggins, pastor of st.
Luke Baptist Church began arev-
ival Sunday night. .... John Lowe
is on the sick list .. A great rally
was held last Sunday by the trus-
tees of Jackson Chapel eco. II. A
Smith Jr. and Mesdames Jenny
Marbles and Mary Caldwell were
in charge Of the Experiment Sta
ton held in Mariana last week.
Mrs. Jennie B Marbles, Home
Demonstration worker is spending
the weekend at home in Hot Spri-
ngs. .... Mr. and Mrs George Was
hington will soon be in their new
home. zoe. Mrs. L. G. Green con-
tinues to improve .-,u Mrs E.
Brown, wife Of Prof Eddie Brown,
Vocational Teacher of Carver High
is i'll and we hope for her a sue
edy recovery -. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Il. Robinson, Mrs Mary Lowe
and Mrs Matte Walton motored
10 Auvergne to attend the funeral
services Of Mrs. Maudie Elston.
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Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
PORTLAND
Rosie Gibson

George Hampton was a weekend
visitor in Monroe, Louisiana Mrs
Johnnie jacob and Mrs Ophelia
King visited in Little Rock last
week While in Little Rock they
rendered a program at Browns
Temp and s9275 was raised. Mrs
Sarah Blushed was in Dermott
Saturi T. Mrs. Sadie Davenport
and sister have returned after a
few weeks visit in Portland.
Aram Brown of Monroe, Louisiana
was a visitor here last week to
visit her father, Sam Bryant.
GOSSIP Why didn't ALL come
in church Sunday night2 Was it
because his girl friend was there2
SING and HLB are on the beam
now JG is singing, It's Been
So Long Since My Man Come
Home. Will hep kitten MN get
hit in the mouth Sunday morning
about talking 50 much? - Wonder
why TICS made EG go hoke Sat
urday night. Was it because he
wanted to swing out? -. &c and
JPW are on these days. Wanted!
A girl friend for ALB. ...- Well,
what do you know? FIX and
I'M are walking down lovers lane.
In wants a certain chick around
town
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
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Gould
Idella Kimbrough

Mrs. Annie Rutledge of Chicago,
Illinois is visiting with Mrs. Doris
Bess ..... Mrs. Inez Nichols, Mrs J.
l.. Freeman and Miss c. I. Bed
good were successful with a plate
lunch benefit at the Gould school
in the interest of purchasing an
electric ice box for the school -.
Mrs Osa Bell Dowery and daught-
ter Mildred Evan of Helena spent
the weekend here with her mo-
ther. Mrs. Emmit Williams ...5....
Mrs. Johnnie Williams spent the
week end in Hot Springs with
friends za..= Mrs. Mary Watts
Evans of st. Louis is here visiting
! her mother, Mrs. Minnie Watts
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

Moderator A. j. Jackson unex-
peetedly stopped in on the Union
(C1 Singing Meet which was be-
ing held at First Baptist Church
and was Immediately called upon
for ten minute sermonette in
the absence of Rev. M T. Tucker,
His treatment of "Ye Are the Salt
of the Earth" so thrilled the con-
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
WILLISVILLE
Lorene Paden

Last Sunday was high time at
the Pleasant Grove Missionary
Baptist Church with the pastor
Rev f Butler preaching Rev. r.
Y Madison, National Evangelist
and pastor of the st, Paul Baptist
Church Of Hot Sprongs began a
revival at the church last Wednes-
day night Rev E. Butler preached
at the Sunday School Convention
at Bethel AME Church, Waldo .
Misses Jarva Martin and Geneva
Paden have Just returned after a
few days in Little Rock They
plan to return on September 8
to enter college -. Mrs Carrie
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03

gregation that Vice President
Toles Of Benton made a motion
which resulted in the Union pay
ing the Moderator close to sl00
per minute for his address Next
meeting will be held at Eureka
Baptist Church, Hot Springs, Sum
day, October 3lst. Collection was
S72.22 .-..- The Gospel Voices of
Shreveport, Louisiana and The
Four Star Gospel Singers of Hot
Springs We're the guest Of First
Baptist Church Sunday night Col
lection was $4,000 49,. Professor
S. f, Bullocks, mathematics and
athletics teacher at Malvern High
School arrived Saturday after
studying at Northwestern Univer-
sity during the summer He was
accompanied by his wife and
young daughter ....... Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Anderson of West Memphis
visited Mr. Anderson's mother
last week end ...... Roscoe Ander-
son, son of Mrs. George Maxwell,
, arrived here this week end to
complete his final term at Nal
vern High School.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
Hot Springs
/. e. Woods

Mrs. Jesse Jackson left the city
recently for Chicago to attend the
wedding of her son. John S, to
Miss Matte Ford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Geester Ford of Chicago,
Mr. Jackson is employed in the
War Assets Division in Chicago.
He is contributing editor to the
Eve Magazine and a member OF
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
Bobby Pace

DUUHY EdUt
Teddy Davis returned Friday
night .. Mrs Estella Curb, Miss
Maybele Mays and Marvclton
Smith went to Sheridan last Sun
day to attend an anniversary Miss
Elizabeth Ann Greene went to
Fordyce last week to attend the
Sunday School Convention. ....
Gossip ... | believe EMB and BP
have struck gold in Fordyee. MI
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03

the Kappa Psi Fraternity. In
the passing of Mrs Bessie Gardner
the Womens Civic Aid Club lost
a charter member, and officer a
faithful and sincere worker and q
mutual friend
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03

Mrs. Emma Traylor had as her
house guests her son and daught-
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Washing
Dock Thompson, all of Los An
ton Henry and Mr.. and Mrs j.
geles, California.
Arkansas State press., 1948-09-03
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