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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09
WILMAR
l.. M. Rutherford

Mrs. w. l.. Lomac was in charge
Of the Easter program held at
Shady Grove AME Church. Sew
eral beautiful plays and pageants
were included. The program was
held at 3 p. m Easter Sunday $500.
Sunrise Service was also held at
Shady Grove with Rev. w. l.,
Lomac delivering the early morn
ing message ........ Mrs. Helen Con
der left for her home in Flint,
Michigan, after spending an ex-
tended vacation with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. p. II. Jones ST. $3.50
MIR. aud Mrs James Erwin, ac-
companied by Issac Jones motor
ed from Nashville, Tenn, and will
be here a few days visiting par
ents and friends. Erwin and Jones
are students in Nashville school
under the G.. |. Bill of Rights ........
Joe Lee Ferguson and Joyce 7,
Mitchell of Dumas were guests
of their aunt Mrs. L. M Ruther-
ford on Easter Sunday ....-.. Little
Matte Frank Rutherford is visit
ing with her aunt and grandmoth-
er, Mrs Idella Harris and Mrs.
Narciso Bumpers of Dumas ....--
Earnest Ridge, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Nelse Ridglc left for WILDER
force University, Ohio working to-
ward degree . Wilmar High
School students entertained with
a Stunt Night, last Friday in
the auditorium. A large audience
turned out TO witness the pro-
gram Everyone enjoyed a high
night a weeks revival was
held at Mt Tabor Baptist Church
preceding Easter Sunday Sunday
morning subject. The Devil In
the life Of men" Monday The
Severe Judgement. Tuesday,
Gods plan of salvation. Wcdncs-
day, Who will go for the Lord
Thursday. Too Little and 70 late.
Friday open the door and let
Jesus in The Easter baptism was
held at GAO Rev. S II Banks,
pastor conducted the revival on
Wednesday night, Rev. w l.. Lo-
mac and members worshippcd
with Mt Tabor membership. and
Rev Lumuc delivered the sermon
- Mt Tabor Easter program
was held at $3.50 p. m
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Here and There
Continued from page one

The YMCA's Christian Street
Branch selected Duff for its new
ly created distinguished service
award for, "reopening a Vista OF
hope to all youth in the commn-
wealth and renewing the faith that
may reach their goals If they are
prepared. regardless of race or
creed.
The Right of Expression is a
cherished possession, l am here
by using it as civilian. Compul-
sorry Military training is; Moral
Defeat 1t is incompatible with
christianity. or even secular hui
manism; Self Defeat 1t en-
braces the very methods we Just
fought a war to eliminate; Polit-
ieal Defeat There never was,
and never can be a democratic
Army, Cultural Defeat Under
this program, the inherent powers
of the individual, are not even
permitted, let alone nurtured
Whether these opinions are cor
rect or not, under military pro-
gram the right to express them,
would soon be withdrawn
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PORTLAND

Mrs. Lille M Voolfolk from
Cotton Plant visited her father,
Fred Allen and Brother -. Mrs.
B, Harris left Sunday night for
st. oLuis, Mo- 49,. Mrs. Spatic
Cock was cut by saw on Sat-
urday .. Mrs. Lullie Gray from
Dermott and son visited her dau-
ghter Elnora Lee Sanders while
in Montrose Saturday ....... Arthur
Louis Bowie was in Dermott Sat-
urday ...... Frank johnson is in
the hospital at Lake Village -.
Mrs. Farla Woods left for Little
Rock Saturday to make it her
home ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Barnes from St Louis spent East
er with his sister 49,. RABBIT Peo-
pie from Houston is here to make
this his home ........ Attendance at
Sunday School Sur day was great
ly increased ........ Miss Gladis
Cook from Alexandria spent the
Easter holidays with Miss Simmis
Davenport ....-- Leo Hill reported
a pleasant visit while here -.
Jim Scott is in the Lake Village
Hospital and doing nicely -.
1--WE ..s. Wonder why a certain
girl enjoys fishing SO much? No..
Miss NV better watch her actions
these days ....5.. ALL was alone
and feeling blue Saturday and
Sunday night ........ GIN and HBJ;
Be and EG were really "ON"
Sunday night rs said that won't
happen again. ..... A certain girl
was sad because she couldn't be
with ALB Sunday night ..... ALB
and ALL, what action Is this
you're putting down?
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DIES ARC
Mrs. Ella NJ. Brown

The early Easter program given
by Bethel AME Church was en-
ioyed by all. Rev E. G. Daniel,
pastor. preached the HOO sermon
Presiding Elder + d. Gipson de-
livered the p. N. sermon. The
Easter program on Sunday night
was sponsored by the Sun. School
Committee included Mines. EVE
Holloway, Pearl Math6s, Jaunita
Sneed - Eddie l. Berry and
Miss Emma Chase were married
March 20 ... Mrs r. NJ Williams
of North Little Rock was home
recently visiting friends .... Owen
Taylor was bitten by a snake .....
Mrs. Rezza Williams has returned
from Ohio ... Charles Ewcll and
Van w Wright were home from
school for Easter vacation ......
Mrs Louise Ford spent Easter
Sunday in Hickory Plain .....
Miss Lorene Paine of Augusta
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Primary Elections
In The Church

The African Methodist Episcopal
Church for 100 years has been
alive in the fight for Negro man
hood, and freedom of its men,
hers In recent years, in many
places, the church has allowed
primaries to exist for the pur-
pose Of giving the delegates a
chance to STAY his brother at
home. and this slaughter pen pro-
cess has reached a place in the
program OF its General Confer
ence, that it is regarded as Fair
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COL T
Cleveland Taborn

Willie Hall preached a wonder.
full sermon last Sunday at Flenoy
Chapel Church ........ The Mission
band met at the home of Mrs. ".
L. Taborn last Wednesday, Mrs
Jimmie Shurn, president 49,. H.
w. Whitfield passed March 27
........ Mrs. M Shurn has returned
home 5000. Lewis Hair of Caldwell
has been very i'll but is improving
500. Gabel Watson, Maggie Person
and Lizzie Tomlin are on the sick
list ...-... Mrs. Mary E. Wiley is
visiting her sister in Blytheville
.-a.-.. Mr.. and Mrs. Laura Harris of
Memphis are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Sarah Lacy ..... Master c.
II. Witherspoon has returned from
Memphis 5000, 1--WE ....z... LIS told
en- to bring PL out of town last
Saturday night but ON failed TO
bring her so Norah Beasley
brought her out about ll:00 that
night LIS was at Sunday School
on time to see her about it ........
BMI was ICP's all and all but ST
has beat his time. ICP said he
didn't care, but he cried a cup
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RIXIE.
SiIas Bowman

Seriously i'll are Bro. James
Sears, Bro. John Williams, Bro.
Sam Watson .,,...., Recovering are
Bro. Charles Wright, Bro. Law
renee Strickland, Sister Fannie
Woods, Sister Sarah Miller, Bro
Lincoln Aaron, Bro. Sam Norp-
leet ....... Bro, p. Bacens has re.
turned from Chicago, after spend,
ing two weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Coltonof Booker Ter
race 800. Work has begun on the
new stone Church of Newdora
Baptist of Booker Terrace, Rev
W. E. Walton, pastor 49,. The
Fairview CINE Church of Meal
mont is nearing completion 49,.
1t is also stone building -.
Rev. Earl Larry is visiting the
doctor for nervous condition ........
Mrs. p A. Holt has returned from
a trip to Southern Mississippi
where she visited her father who
was i'll ... Mrs. Thelma Peterson
conducts meeting at Mrs. Alex
ander's house every Tuesday and
Thursday nights $500. Bro. Oliver,
the last old member who helped
establish the Holly Grove AMF
Church more than 60 years ago,
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Miller, last Saturday
go, Harvey Manuel, formerly of
McAlmont died in st. Louis last
week. The funeral was held March
80 at st. Luke Baptist Church
with Rev. Pettaway officiating.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09

them speedy recovery and re.
turn -. The Negro Business and
Civic League is doing great work
toward the advancement and de.
velopment of the race in this city
This organization held its month.
ly meeting March 81. The princi.
pal speaker was Miss Lille M
Williams of Holman High School
faculty who spoke on the subject,
Development and Advancement
Through Cooperation. The meet
ing was interesting and education
al.
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or plate to allow circulation Of 81.
Store In refrigerator or other vct
cool, dry place. Keeps well for
or weeks.
To Make Biscuits
For 10 to 70 biscuits, measure
cups Ever Ready Blend into bow.
Add about " cup milk and ETH
until soft dough Is formed. O'sr
more or less milk, depending upn.
particular -four usod)
Turn out dough on lightly nourc,
board and knead 80 seconds. Pat
or roll y inch thick and cut with
Toured Pinch biscuit cutter. Bake
on INCREASED baking sheet In hot
oven (i50' FL IL to is minutes.
Chicken Ham pinwheels
q cup ground cooked ham
v cups ground cooked chicken
u cup cold chicken gravy
tablespoons finely chopped
onion
tablespoon fat
cups calumet's Ever Ready
Blend
X cup milk (about)
tablespoons melted butter or
margarine
cups hot chicken gravy
Combine ham, chicken, and cold
gravy. Saute onion in fat until
tender Add to meat mixture and
mix we'll.
Measure Ever.Ready Blend into
bowl Add milk and stir until n
soft dough is formed. Turn onto
lightly Toured board and knead 80
seconds, Roll into lax 1O-inch
rectangle. Spread with meat mix
ture and roll lengthwise as for
jelly roll. wetting edge TO seal. Cut
in 1-inch slices and place cut side
up on creased baking sheet. Brush
with melted butter. Bake In hot
oven (450' FL Is minutes, or until
done. Serve hot with hot chicken
gravy or cheese sauce. Makes s
or 9 servings.
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program has gone haywire be-
cause the Leaders tried to put the
cart before the horse ........ The
Roberta Glee Club" rendered a
musical program at the Mt. Ia
Dor Baptist Church, Fordyce .,...,,.
Rev, f. r, Williams OF Hope, at
tended the bedside Of his mother,
Mrs. f. S. Smith.
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WrightsviIle Vets
Farm Club
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09
Warm Weather Meals
BY MoLLlE MARTIN

The warm fair days OF summer
ring a boom In swimming, boat.
ng. tennis, golf, gardening. and
ust plain loahng The wise home.
maker can keep one step ahead Of
II these activities and still be
DOL, calm, and collected II she
lpkes Il a habit to use timesaving
ecircs like the ENerReady Blend.
siycu here. Biscuits. pancakes.
waitles and mullins can be turned
out In just a few minutes mixing
time once the blend has been made
up and stored in the refrigerator.
Biscuits. for instance. make pos.
sible 50 many appealing dishes.
Dreamed ham chicken. eggs. or
vegetables may be served on bis.
cults to produce hearty fare from
small supplies and quickly. too.
An extra special main dish that
can be made from this blend
Chicken Ham Pinwheels -- is q
superb food that will delight the
eye and satisfy the appetite. It's
quick, it's easy. it's gala, and It can
ne tue uldhlnE OF perfect meal AT
the end Of perfect day.
Ever.Ready Blend
For biscuits. waffles, mullins. etc. J
cups sifted -four
2 tablespoons calumet baking
powder
tablespoon salt
l cupGa pound shortening
Sift -four once. Measure 3 cups
at time into sitter, adding table
spoon g teaspoons) baking powder
and Ia teaspoons salt for each
Soup amount; sift into large bowl.
Repeat until full amount OF dry
ingredients has been sifted. Cut in
shortening with pastry blender or
two knives until finely divided and
mixture resembles coarse meal.
Makes about 7 cups Ever Ready
Blend.
Place In glass Jars or crockery
bowl and cover lightly with cloth
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09
Ten Million
DISTINGUISHED by
Poll Tax Claimed

WASHINGTON, D, c, - POL
tax representatives and sensa-
tors have been able to return te
Congress year after year to OPP
pose civil rights legislation, only
because the overwhelming major
ity of their constituents are COM
pletely DISTINGUISHED" Leslie Per
ny, of the NAACP's Washington
Bureau, today told the Senate
Rules and Administration Com
mittee, which is holding hearings
on the anti-poll tax bill which
passed the House last July.
The NAACP representative told
the committee that 100000 Anne
rican citizens, black and white
alike, are disfranchised by the
poll tax. He cited, as a typical
county in poll tax states, Sumter,
South Carolina. where, although
workers were theoretically re-
ceiving high wages in 1914, rs per
cent of the Negro families and 2
per cent of the white families
had an income of less than $500
year. with wage levels such
as these" Perry contended, lit is
clear to everyone that tax on
the right to vote constitutes an
effective bar to vast number
of citizens"
I'VE find it very difficult to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09

Big Sisters. A delicious dinner
was served ...... Mrs. Dollie Mat
thews and Miss Darline Dumas OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Mrs
Arie Curry of Gurdon, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Levin for Easter
....... Mrs T. S. Jackson and son
James Alfred of Arizona and
Mrs. Bernice Adams motored tc
Warren w d n sday to visit
friends.
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There's No Substitute

Il thoroughly believe in a univer.
siiy education for both men and
women, but | believe that a knowl.
edge Of the Bible without a college
course Is more valuable than col.
lege course without the Bible. Every
one who has a thorough, knowledge
Of the Bible may be truly called
educated. and no other. learning. or
culture 49, no matter how extensive
and elegant--can be proper sub.
stitVte."
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worshipped with us Sunday .,..,.,,
Those on the sick list are Leigh
Chase, Mines. Sarah Emma Will
oughby spent the afternoon with
Il, M. Brown .-.--.. Quarterly Con-
ference at St. Luke was a success.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09

this Sunday we
have chapters Is
and "a, and por'
tons of the seth
and 37th chapters.
The 18th chapter
opens with a re-
vealing rebuke to
Ezekiel. God tells
him expressly that
he Is not to say any
more to the Jews
that 1.-THE fathers
have eaten sour
uranae onI the
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Spring Hill


X. L.. Booker
Sunday was a high day at Clay
born Chapel. Rev. Londen deliV-
cred the inspiring sermon. Acting
as Mistress of Ceremony Of the
Easter Program was Mrs. B. +.
London. On Sunday night the
Lonesome Morning rendered a
Song Program which was enjoyed
by all. Have your news ready
when the boy delivers your paper
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09

see how the United States can, in
good conscience, insist on demo-
eracy III Europe and China, while
at home it continues to permit
INSCRIPTIONS politicians in seven
southern states to nultify demo-
craey through the eXaetion of n
poll tax" the NAACP statement
concluded.
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His Message to Exiles
Lesson for April II, 1913

CONTINUING the theme Of last
~ Sundays lesson, we 60 further
into the ministry Of Ezekiel as Gods
messenger to a people in exile. For
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-09

5. Accounts as an indication OF
payments.
6. Accounts help in making in
ventories
S. A. Young, instructor.
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EzEKrEL's MESSAGE FOR Us

MOULD we listen TO Ezekiel to-
w day? lie has the message we
need above all other words that may
be spoken. He called the Jews TO
repentance Of sin. That is what
America needs today. Boys and
girls need It. Men and women need
It, And just as God waited patiently
TO bestow the new heart and spirit
TO Israel in the long ago. so does he
wait TO grant us today new heart
and a new spirit.
~Oa God, orr beip, ~ age, bss.
Our Hope for years 10 come
Or shelter from ibe Hotmy biaf,
hsd orr eternal bome.'
fcopyrish BY The international Council
81 Religious Education on behalf of 90
Protestant Denominations Released By
WNU Festnfes)
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full of tears, around singing
That all right for you"
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not have occasion any more to use
this proverb in Isreal. Behold. all
souls are mine" And then God
odds, 1.-THE soul that sinneth. II shall
die"
GODS LOVE AND CARE
a IL through these chapters In
\ Sundays lesson, two solemn
truths appear-God's love for his
people, manifest in unwearied care;
and the responsibility Of each soul
for the sin which such commits
against God.
This truth, or these truths,
should say. are equally applicable
for US today. As Ezekiel was sent
70 remind the people Of Gods love
and care, SO must we, early in
cur youth, accept the responsible
ity Of accepting his love or re-
jccting his love.
We cannot claim his care II we
despise his will. That is the message
Of Ezekiel for us.
WHAT GOD Is LIKE
NOWHERE in the Old Tesla
~ ment is the love OF God more
manifest and compelling than in
Ezekiel 34:l1-27. I hope that you
will open your Bible to this passage.
Here the Bible speaks in words that
burn with the compassionate love of
God for sinful souls.
II will both search my sheep,
and seek them out. As a shepherd
secketh out his flock in the day
that he Is among his sheep that
are scattered SO will ! seek out
my sheep, and will deliver them
out Of all places where they have
been scattered in the cloudy and
dark day And will bring
them TO their own land, and feed
them upon the mountains OF Israel
by the rivers"
One is reminded here OF Jesus,
when he said, For the Son Of man
Is come to seek and to save that
which was lost"
A NEW HEART
81 A new heart also will I give
IA you. and a new spirit win !
put within you" Ezekiel 49, 90
Here we have, perhaps, the sub
FINEST sentence in the prophecy OF
Ezekiel. God is speaking Ezekiel is
merely the messenger - the voice,
as John the Baptist delighted to de.
scribe himself
Ezekiel has faithfully declared
that each individual Is responsible
unto God. and just as faithfully
he has proclaimed Gods love and
care, and now he adds the third
great truth, namely, that God
waits TO bcstow the new heart and
the new spirit 10 every rcpentant
soul.
A new hear, and a new spirit
That is what the Jews needed. That
is what the world needs today--a
new heart and a new spirit Only
God could give a new heart then.
and only God can make such gift
today.
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SCRIPTURE: Ezekiel 10; "a; 80 90
IS; S,l.l4,
1851.
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children's teeth are set on edge. As
] live. saith the Lord God, we shall
not have occasion any more to use
this proverb in Isreal. Behold. all
souls are mine" And then God
odds, THE soul that sinneth, II shall
die"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-05
MISS WV MOORE

From Columbus, Miss, comes
he news that Miss Vivi Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Moore of Pascagoula was one of
The four students at Mississippi
State College for Women nomin-
ated recently for Most Athletic"
in the Elite contest sponsored
each year by "Meh Lady, the
college annual. staff. While fin
al voting took place last week,
results will not be made public
for another week. Miss Moore
who is listed in the new edition
Of who's Who Among American
College and University Students
is in her senior year. She is
president of the Women's Athle-
tic association and a member of
the Presidents council. She also
belongs to the Physics, Physical
Education and Newman clubs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-05
Vital Statistics

Births and deaths reported to
he registrar of vital statistics in
Jackson county up to October
IS are:
White births: billiard Wood
md Elizabeth Louise Stutz Slater.
boy; Samuel A. and Edna Marie
Harris Ward, girl; Howard Lew
art and Edwa Rosa Leigh Smith
Bosarge. girl, Maurice Tavern
and Maud Leigh Mason Tanner,
girl; Orie Hurley and Nettie
Olivia Marie Wells. boy; Frank
McKinnis and Polly Mae Crane
Johnson. boy; Earl and Mary Ella
Sanders Mckee. boy; George
Bernard and Mary Agnes Lopez
Hoover. boy; Eddie White and
Minnie Louise King Barnes, boy;
Glen Earl and Beulah Beatrice
Murray Richards, boy; Ralph
Owen and Lula Chestine Barton
-umbest, boy; Donice Binton and
Emma Carolyn Parker Farley,
boy; Ralph Edward and Elite
Juanita Hutchins Tillman, boy.
Colored births: James Terry
and Mary Lee Belts Robertson.
BOY; William Thomas and Irma
Martin James, boy; P. c. and Car
lie Bell Sanders Bradley, girl;
level and Nieathea Crockett
Thomas, boy; Dan and Emma
Patterson Franklin. boy; Emmitt
and Mary Haynes Fountain, girl;
Samuel and Inez Barnes Sipp,
BOY.
White deaths: Allen E. Cole
nan, Joseph William Miller and
Troy Cleveland Adams.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-05
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids will be received by the Secre-
tary of the Pascagoula Port Com
mission at 2le Delmas Avenue until
II a. m. on November 8. for the re-
pair of and installation of plumbing
facilities in a building located near
fhe Municipal Wharf in the City of
Pascagoula all in conformity with
plans and specifications which may be
secured from the Secretary of the
Port Commission at the above address.
Bids will be considered on either the
plumbing or the building repairs sep
arateIv or on a combination of the
two. The Port Commission reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
EASTON KING. Secretary,
Pascagoula Port Commission.
1t 1929 LIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

NO. lU,00S
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Walter B. Harris. whose place of
residence and Post Office. including
Street Number. is unknown
YOU are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County
of Jackson in said State. on the
Second Monday of December A. q,
1913, to defend suit No. 10.559 in said
Court of Forest L. Savage. Willie Mae
Savage and Verna Mae Harris where
in you are a defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks the adoption of
Betty Faye Harris. a minor age 3
months as fully set out in bill on file.
This 81 day of October A. D., i948
NJ. c. EVERETT.
Clerk, Chancery Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi
BY e. M. GALLOWAY. D. C.
4 times 1929. lis. IL. 10