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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26
WOODFIELD
Miss Lucille Priest
Woodfeld
Phone Damascus 2577

Those attending the Washington
West District meeting held al
Francis Asbury Church on Friday
were Mrs. George Pope, Mrs. Ell
Leishear, Miss Hetty Darby anc
Miss Matte Parsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baker Of
Mt. Airy are being congratulated
On the arrival of a son on Friday
morning at Frederick City Hos
pital. Mother and son are doing
nicely. Mrs. Baker was the former
Edith Kemp, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp.
Last Sunday at the morning
church services Miss Matte Pars-
ley was presented with a life mem
bership pin from the Wesley Grove
w. S. C. S., honoring her as treas
urer for the Ladies' Aid Society
for about 20 years.
Mrs. Margaret Kimble, who has
been visiting in Laytonsville, spent
last Thursday with Mrs. Lillian
Warfield and daughter, Mary.
Clarence Lindsay, who has been
very i'll for several weeks in Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
is reported improved. Mrs. Lind
say, who lad been at the hospital
helping nurse him, returned home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Burdette
have had as their house guest, the
latter's sister, Mrs. Anna Aber-
crombie of Takoma Park. Mr., and
Mrs. Burdette have received word
from their son, Calvin, that he is
on the way home from japan.
Mrs. Ada Burns is in Washing
ton Sanitarium, Takoma Park, for
treatment and for an operation
ldCer on.
Mrs. Lynch is back with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Welsh, after spending a few
weeks with her son and family in
Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Harrison King and Mrs.
Estelle Burdette gave Mrs. Laura
Bowie a surprise birthday party
last week. About a dozen of her
friends were present
Mrs. Ollie King expects to enter
Frederick City Hospital this week
for treatment.
The W. S. C. S. will meet on
Wednesday, March 8, at P. M.
This is an important meeting as
none was held in January because
of bad weather.
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Washington Grove
Mrs. Wallace Muir
Gdithersburg CDR


Joseph Michael McCathran, son
Of Donald L. and Jean E. McCath-
ran, who was born on February A.,
at Doctors Hospital, is now at
home with his parents, in the
Grove. He is the third grandson of
Mayor and Mrs. Irving L. McCath-
ran. They have one little grand
daughter.
Miss Margaret McGlwee and her
sister, Miss Anne McElwee have
gone south to st. Petersburg, Fla,
for the remainder of the winter.
The Oaks, who have lived in the
North Woods for over a century,
have left the Grove. Their neigh
oors who loved them wish to take
his opportunity to express the
sorrow caused by their absence.
Miss May Turner of Pennington,
Massachusetts, is visiting her sis
.er, Miss Edythe Turner.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Calvin A. Heath have moved from
he Grove into Washington. For
he past months they have been
living in Little Acorns," on
Fourth Avenue.
Miss Barbara Bent, the daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bent, had
rs her weekend guest, Miss Bar
lara Caldwell.
Latest word from the Billhimer
family is that they are still very
lappy in their new home in Flor
ida. at was very chilly this morn
ng" writes Mrs. Billhimer, "ahd
| had to wear top coat to take
the kids to Sunday School, but
now l am perfectly comfortable
in a seersucker dress"
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Olney : BrOokeville
Mrs. Norma Fl. Rcpp 81
Brookeviue
Ashton 2107

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aubrey Powell
had as their weekend guest their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norman of Baltimore
Mr.. Norman has recently entered
the University of Maryland Law
School there.
Mrs. Henry Howard has Just re-
turned from Richmond, Va, after
spending six weeks with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dowell Howard. Until Friday of
last week she visited with her
daughter, Mrs. J. o. Harvey. In
her honor, Mrs. Harvey had as
dinner guests on Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Riggs. Wednesday
luncheon guests were Mrs. Doug
las Riggs, Mrs. William Farquhar.
Mrs. Josiah Jones and Miss Annie
S. Riggs. Mrs. Howard is now
visiting Mrs. Bradley Woodfeld at
Damascus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dillon
were recent dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Cecil of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Edith Seek is now occupy
ing her new home in Olney.
Friday luncheon guests of Mrs.
James W. Barnsley were Mrs. L.
W. Barnsley and Mrs. William D.
Wolfe of Reisterstown, Mrs. A. D.
Cashell, Mrs. T. A. Barnsley, Mrs.
Buddy Barnsley, Mrs. Edward
Fletcher, Mrs. Donald Bradley,
Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. Barns
ley Williams, Mrs. G. T. Barnsley
Of Winchester and daughter, Sue,
Mrs. Brooke Johns and daughter,
Martha, and Mrs. Brooke Johns, II.
Last Tuesday evening the family
of Mrs. Wallace Cashell surprised
her with a birthday celebration.
Miss Mary Ellen Cashell spent
the weekend at Nomini Creek, Va,
as the guest of Miss. Marv Healv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Nicholson
are living in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Mullinix during their
stay in Florida. The Mullinixes
expect to be gone several months.
DR.. Ralph d. Smith, District Su i.
perintendent, will be guest speaker
at the Sunday morning services of
Mt. Carmel, Brookeville and Oak
dale Emory Churches. He will also
preside on Sunday afternoon at the
joint quarterly conference of the
three churches to be held at
Brookeville.
Members of the choir of st.
Johns Church are meeting at the
rectory each Sunday morning to
practice new system Of chants.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of st.
Johns met at the home of Mrs.
Charles GLAND last Wednesday
Messrs. Claude DuTeii and Jack
Mccormick talked on the ecu
mcnical Movement"
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sisted as ladies forming a flower
avenue for the Grand Royal Ma
tron, while Mr.. Keiser and Mr..
Steffen assisted as Guards of
Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kinsey en-.
tertained a number of friends at a
delightful party on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Vera Potts of Washington
is the house guest of Mrs. J. For
est Walker for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McCathran
are the proud parents of a son,
Joseph Michael, born February A
at Doctors Hospital in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward have
had as their house guest the lat
ter's sister, Miss Jeanette Young
of Thurmont for the past several
days.
Mrs. Jack Watson, Mrs. James
Shewbridge and Mrs. James Fed
erline gave a surprise housewarm-
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harper
last Wednesday evening. Forty
five guests were present.
Miss Mary. E. Mulry of New
York City is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Norbert Norris.
st. Martins Social Club met on
Thursday evening and elected the
following officers for the year:
president, Mrs. Mary Smith; sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Bar
bara Federline. The outgoing
president is Mrs. Alice Gloyd.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Mary Norris and Mrs. Mary
Smith. Mrs. Ruth Watkins and
Mrs. Jane Hogan were taken in as
new members.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith had
as their weekend guest, Col. Lloyd
Mathies who is stationed at Aber-
deem Proving Grounds.
Miss Helen Davis of North East,
Md, has returned to her home
after spending several days with
her sister, Mrs. George Darby.
Mrs. Helen Price entertained at
the home of Mrs. Wiley Tousley
with a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Anna Marie Hard
ing whose marriage to Charles
Stiles will take place March 5. A
previous shower was given Miss
Harding by members of the Chris
tan Church in Rockville, where she
is organist.
Miss Elizabeth Barber is visit
ing Miss GuSsie Pace at her home
in Washington Grove. Miss Barber
had spent some time in Hyatts-
vile with her niece, Mrs. Dallas
Long.
Mrs. Lawson King entertained
the Mission Study Glass of Io-
worth and Grace Churches Tues
dav afternoon.
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Mrs. James Schroeder
Gdithersbisfg 1885, w

Mrs. Wilson Clagett entertained
Mrs. Albert CIagett, Sr., Mrs.
Mary Brown of Copley, Ohio, Mrs.
Robert Moore and Mrs. Walter
Kier at luncheon on Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Brown who is the
Nasst of her sister, Mrs. Albert
C4agett.
Mrs. Lewis Reed, general chair
man of the dinner given last week
by the W.S.C.S. Of Grace Church,
is expressing her appreciation for
the marvellous support given her
and her committee in the prepare
ton and serving of the dinner.
Mrs. Bates Etchison and the
Guardian Council of the Jobs
Daughters are having a card party
on Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Etchison for The benefit of
the Bethel. Any interested in at
tending should call Mrs. Etchison
or Mrs. James Schroeder.
Z Mrs. Everett Jones and Everett,
Jr, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Jacobs left Tuesday for
New York where Mrs. Jones and
her son flew on the American
Clipper on Wednesday for Eliza
bethville, Belgian Congo, Africa.
Mr.. Jones will meet his wife there
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will remain in Africa until fall
when they will return to this coun-
try.
sENorman Jacobs, Jr., is leaving
Saturday for the west coast where
he will spend several weeks.
Maynard Haithcock of Macon,
N. c., fellow student of James
Wriley Jacobs at George Washing
ton University, spent the weekend
with the James Whitley Jacobs.
Mrs. Norman Jacobs entertained
29 guests at luncheon on Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Everett Jones and
Mrs. Norman Jacobs, Jr.
The local Rebekah Lodge cele-
brated their birthday on Tuesday
evening with party at the lodge
hall.
The Grand Court of Maryland,
Order of the Amaranth, Inc, held
its session in Baltimore February
Is through 10. Those attending
from the Montgomery Court, Cal
thersburg, were, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
V. Keiser, DR.. and Mrs. Bates
Etchison, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Steffen, Dr. Frank Gauss, Mrs.
lillian BealI, Mrs. Anna Condor,
Ms. Cora Potter, Mrs. Camille
Snyder, Mrs. Ethel Bingham, Mrs.
Katherine Womack.
Mrs. Keiser acted as Page dur
ing the Session and Mrs. Etchison
took part in the Memorial Service.
MRS. Steffen end Mrs. Keiser as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26
S. FEED PRICES SLAsHED S

The sharp decline in grain prices the nations
market in recent weeks has sharply cut the cost of
livestock feeds Southern States Cooperative took the
lead in passing these substantial reductions to the
farmers Immediately. 1t is the long established policy
of the organization to price all formula feeds the
current market replacement cost of the grains and
ingredients used in making those feeds.
You will be pleasantly surprised at the reduction of
many dollars per ton in Southern States feed prices
Here current prices of the most generally
used feeds. Call for prices on other feeds
Ask US for Special quantity cash and bag discounts
= Save $3.50 per ton -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

to Garland to be by the bedside
of her sick mother 49,. Mrs. Snod-
die Ellis is still in the hospital
not doing so well 49,. Joe A. Har-
dy was the guest of the Adams
of Felsenthal on the 10th -. The
Lord supper was given to Mrs.
Taylor Monday the 10th. Revs. AL
len and Dorsey were present -.
The United Friends will meet on
the above date Rev. I. S. Frisco,
c. c. .... Atty. G. A. Johnson,
have returned home after having
been in La. and Miss. on bust
ness He has been out of the city
since December ALI were glad to
see him back home again -. Miss
Demp Roach of Monroe, La. visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Roach. Please buy the
STATE PRESS and read about
your own people.
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STATE PRESS Fri, Feb. 81, 1s4s

ing relatives Sunday in Eudora....
.... Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnett
and George Washington of the pro-
ject were visiting relatives here
Sunday. They also visited Mrs.
Agnes Ford, who has been very i'll
but is improving. McGehee School
News:-Special. Mrs. Sarah B.
Williams, instructor of Home Eco
nomics at the Desha County Trg
School conducted an exhibit of
thework done by the Home Eco
Monies girls, Friday, February 20,
in the Home Economics class
room. The exhibit consisted first
semester by the Home Economics
girls -. The following items were
shown: candle wicked bed spreads
and rugs. Embroidered Vanity
sets. scarfs and Pillow, cases. The
exhibit also consisted dresses, ba-
by layettes and canned meats.
Many compliments were given
Mrs. Williams on the fine quail
ty of work she is doing with the
Home Economics girls. Among the
people who viewed the exhibit
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Boyd.
Mr.. Boyd is president of the
school board 49,. The McGehee
Panthers are working hard to get
in condition for the District
Tournament at Crossett, Wednes-
day. The Partners split with the
college cagers. Charles A. Williams
is coach of the team ...... Mrs
Mary Lamb attended a funeral OF
a friend last week in Helena. She
came home Friday 49,. MIR. ane
Mrs. Eugene Beasley are the prou'
parents of baby boy, that ar
rived Monday, February is. Mo
Their and baby are doing fine =.
Mrs. Handy Williams, also Mrs
Nancy Yatmon is on the sicklis,
...... Mrs. Gertrude Tucker was il
Little Rock Monday on business.
Please have your news read,
when your paper boy brings you
paper or tell him when to come
| for it. Let us publish our new'
where it will be appreciated. Tha
is in the STATE PRESS. You may
see Little Willie Mills for a paper
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the sick list, she is very i'll. Her
daughter, Miss Domestic Billbury,
from California is here. Her sister.
Dosie from Magnolia is also here,
and her twin sister have arrived
from California 49,. II. w. Walk
is on the sick list 80. Mrs. Willie
Mae Gulley and her husband.
Theodis Gulley have built a new
home and moved in it. We miss
Mrs. Guley and the entire family
since they left our community -.
-. B. j. Alexander, G. J. Marks,
and O. p. Gulley were pals at
school ...... Miss Odell Blake. the
daughter of Mrs. Maggie Alexand-
er disappeared Tuesday on her
way to the high school at Chides-
ter. She has been unable to be
located by her parents. 1--WE; LID
A has put HG out. hasn't she? -.
! see JPB keeps buzzing around.
Better keep watch, IBB -. RIB
spent Wednesday afternoon with
GS. Something new in town See
you next week.
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zeta Diggs, of Vaughan. Miss, re- Navy.

.~sH A~A66o, VA Vaughan, iAioo,i It.
Gently returned home after visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Maggie Tho
mas ...,.... Mrs. Angelina Lacy has
returned home from Forrest City,
after visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. o. Witherspoon 49,. Carral
Morris, of Vaughan, Miss, has re?
Gently returned home after spend
ing three weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maggie Thomas ........ Lit
tie Miss Bessie Mckinney is spend
ing the week with Miss Caleaner
Hall of Forrest City 49,. Andrew
Whitley has returned home from
st. Louis ........ Mrs. Lizziola Walls,
the wife of c. H. Walls, has re-
turned home ........ The 14th day
of Feb, Master Clifton Taborn
killed an eleven year old rattle
snake. He is the son of ODDS Tab
orn 49,. Master L. c. Tomlin, the
brother Of Miss Rosetta Chism,
has gotten his discharge from the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
MOUNTAIN PINE

TheOdiS king
The Queens Rally closed Sun
day with Mrs. NJ B. Spearman
walking off with the $40 grand
prize. The queens who participat-
ed in the drive were: Mesdames
3 NJ Carter, Irma Eason. Dixie
Mcdonald, Ester Sorrell M. B.
Spearman and Emma l.. Frazier.
Mrs Sorrell, winner in first drive
totaled s2995; Mrs. Spearman in
the second drive totaled S2795.
Total raised during drive was s79.
Go. Church officers and members
are cooperating nicely with their
new pastor. Rev. r. N. Madison
.. Mrs Irrna Eason is reported
doing fine after a minor opera
ton some days ago. Despite the
sudden change in the temperature,
very appreciative audience wit
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
McGEHEE
Mias G. Green


PFC James A Adams, of Camp
Kilmer, New Jersey. is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Liley Curtist,
who had been very i'll but i'm
proving m Rev Weathers preach
ed wonderful sermon at Eeven-
ing Star Baptist Church Sunday,
his subject was Let Jesus Guide
You. Rev. Campbell. pastor .......,
Mrs. Hattie Lee Bailey, left last
week for st. Louis, Missouri to
be the houseguest of her brother
...--. Mrs. Thelma Hines, and baby
left Thursday for their home in
Chicago after spending a while
with relatives here .......... Frank
Gray and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Fisher, Mrs. Frank Grave,
and Mrs. Hazel Grave were visit
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
HUTTIG
Joe A. Hardy

JUG "a DdHuy
The c. c. met on the 18th with
Mrs Lille Everett -. High SER
vices were attended at First Bapt.
Church on the 18th, with Pastor
Dorsey present. He preached from
a text, i Am The Bread of Life,
Sunday night. Scripture reading
by Rev. Frisco. Rev. Dorsey spoke
from Matthew %, subject Lord
Is 1t I? The Lord supper was OBJ
served, money raised $47.45 ........
Funeral rites We're held for viii
Clay on the 18th, who passed or
the 18th. The funeral was held in
Felsenthal by Rev. V. ]. johnson
...... Mrs. l.. v Glass were called
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

messed the program of the Feb
ruary Birthdays" at the school
auditorium last Friday evening.
The next program will be March
14th 49,. We regret very much to
lose little Gurtha Browning from
our roll She has moved to the
City of Roses" ....,. Many vacant
houses are being filled in Mt
Pine We welcome the new COM
ers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
MILL CREEK

We were all blessed to 60 to
church Sunday. We had a good
Sunday School and good services.
Rev. j. c. Jones preached a won
derful sermon, the holy spirit was
with each one. We are wonderful
ly blessed to get together once
more in service all seem to give
God the glory now. Mrs. Eula
Brim visited Mrs. Susie Jones
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
COLT

The Stanley Grove Missionary
Baptist Church S. S. met on time,
Supt. NJ. B. Lewis. S. S. was well
attended $500. Funeral service of
Rev. L. c. Whitfield, one of the
community's oldest citizens, was
held February % at 2. p. m. at
Stanley Grove M. B. Church .
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have re-
Gently returned home from Baker,
field, Calf ,....... Master c. H.
Witherspoon has recently left for
Memphis, Tenn. to visit his aunt,
Mrs. Lille M. Harris ........ Mrs. l.
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Cp-
NEGRO IN CITY COUNCIL
RACE

Seattle, Wash.--Carl Brooks, la
Dor executive has been endorsed
by the local CLIO Council in his
race for City Council. He is the
only Negro entered in the pri-
mary, which calls the citizens to
the polls next week.
Two liberal pro-raee mayoralty
candidates are also up for vote.
They are Allan Pomeroy. former
assistant U. S. Attorney and c. A.
(BilD Finger, a non-biased busi-
nessman and employer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

FE Y:-I,n;s Birth Month Of Many Not,
President OF the u s. Frederick Douglass the Statesman
Bell the FascinatOr St. Valentine
the EmancipatOr The Good Helpers
from Lncolns Gettysburg Address Delivered Gettysburg
Pa Nov 49, 1863"FOur
brought forth this continent nation in
ery ana dedicated to the proposition that all
equal Now we are engaged In civil testing
any nation so conceived We
cate portion OF that field final
their lives that this might men, living
ana dead who struggled here have cOnsecated
VIII not long remember, what here.
iorget what they did 1t for the living
the unflnsh work which they fought
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

Monday and really enjoyed it ....
Two young ladies from Fairfield
visited in Milcreek Wednesday. ...
-. A. r. Hunter is worse this
week. It's lots of us who were glad
to make this week because money
was low.
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s" -" W. IC-
naming, that we take in
creased devotion to that
cause fer which they gave
the last; that we here high
ly resolve that these dead
shall not have died in vain;
that this nation. under God,
shall have . new birth Of
freedom. and that the gov
eminent Of the people. by
the people, and for the peo-
PIE shall not perish from
THE GOOD SAMARITANS
SPEECH A few years
ago, sixteen persons. under
the leadership Of w. o. Hill
embarked and set sail on
the little Mayfl0wer Of
Bencficience and started out
10 find a new world Of fra
ternalism. For months they
were tossed hither and Thu
ther by diseouraging re-
marks OF others, saying,
there are too many lodges.
and lit can't be done. etc.
Not daunted, they continued
until the It'll day q March.
1919 when land was seen.
and that night they weighed
anchor at Forrest City. Ark.
and organized the James.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

town OF the Good Samaritans' Colony
The first days they felt foorn. the
spoken Of them but they with with
in their hearts, o
Later other pilgrims seeking beauties sa
maritansm amazed the contract the
benefits However this newly found
strife the inside well the outside
deputies untn officers dishonest doctors and
with their knives Of prejudice attempted
all Of these continued
living and dead who struggled Order should
be commended for their efforts organization that
has meant SO much to Its people having paid 10
more than $4,000 and through which
many homes were saved and children educated.
The world will not long remember what said here but
II should that lived operated
is you, strong intellect
finish weaklngs advanced
Take interest in the that has for its object the
ment Of II that their abors
that the Order Under God shall have birth
members shall live the
Harmony" this people by
the people shall perish will ever Grow
and Go" and Scatter Sunshine" as they
Their Headquarters: GAINES STREET, LITTLE ROCK
ARKANSAS Branch Offices: Camden and Nashville.
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Bobby G. Cleveland

Ulysses Cummings seventh
grade student of Peake Hi School
won first place. and prize of SIS
on Lincoln Gettysburg address
In speaking contest. Five other
are Nose Bryant, Will McFadden
Roosevelt Martin, and Claude
Beard This prize is offered every
year by the Arkadelphia Chapter
Daughters of the American Revo
luton ...... Peake Hi DEBATED NAL
yern in a basketball game Feb
Is. The scores were for the girls
- to S; the boys SO to Z. They al.
% DEBATED Upchurch in a basket.
ball game in which the girls won
and the boys lost Will some one
tell Jennie M. McClanahan who
writes Bobby Genes news is his
business. Don't forget to tell her
my mother-in-la had nothing to
do with this news. Thank you.
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ARkADELPHIA
Willie J. Browneli

williams School has been closed
for three weeks because of the
weather ........ The Scott brothers
visited their mother, who is i'll
$780, J. T. is having trouble with
her children $500. When the snow
was on the ground. certain had
slippers $780,. The Four Leaf Clo-
yer girls will render a program at
New Bethel AME Church, Feb. %.
There will be other visiting quar-
tets there $780,. 1--WE ........ DNB
- in love with HIM seems as il
he Is having a tough time ........ P
" got letter from his girl friend
and she put him down to his
shoes ........ PW and Us are pull
ing straws over AIN ........ Why
has DNB gotten so popular ........
Why has EB stopped going to see
INN ........ CD cut wood for GER
tain lady $500. WJB and DNB. PW
and II are practicing on their
Quartette 5000. A certain man got
high and fell in the branch, what
about that 5000. EB is on like the
light $500. Wanted: A girl friend
tor A. Thomas 1900. B. w. is visit
ing in Calf.