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Evening star., 1949-10-27
Charles {. TuIIar Dies;
Retired GE Vice President
Special pispoteh 10 The Stor

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. a.
Charles E. Tullar, 50, retired vice
president of the General Electric
Co. in charge of the patent de-
Ipartment. died here Tuesday.
After his retirement in 1945, Mr..
Tullar and his wife travelled widely
throughout the United States. He
is survived by his widow and a
daughter, Mrs. E. F. Kurtz, Attle-
boro, Mass.
A native of Neenah, Wis, Mr..
LTular was graduated as an elec-
|trical engineer from the University
|of Minnesota. After three years
as an operating engineer with the
st. Paul Gas Light Co. and the
Fairbanks Morse Co., he entered
Government service.
In 1905 he joined the Patent
Office in Washington and while
there studied law at National
University. He was admitted to
the bar in 1914.
Mr.. Tullar entered General
Electric's patent department in
1919. He became assistant man.
ager in 1927, manager the next
year, and was elected a vice presi-
dent in 1884.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Brig. Gen. Boutwell,, Flyer
In Both World Wars, Dies
By the Assoeiotsd Press

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct. a.
Brig. Gen. Louis E. Boutwell,. 81.
commander of the 9th Fighter
Wing, Massachusetts, Air National
Guard, died in his hotel room
yesterday, apparently. Of a heart
attack.
Gen. Boutwell,, a pilot in both
world wars, flew in 81 combat
missions in the Pacific during the
last conflict. He was wounded on
one bombing mission.
A practicing attorney and sher-
iff Of Middlesex County, Massa-
chusetts, he was chairman of the
National Guard Associations spe-
cial air advisory committee. He
had attended the association s
convention here.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

board Of the Phillips Packing Co.,
died at his home here last night
of a heart attack. He was So.
He had been with the concern
since 1884. Before that he was
editor and publisher of the old
Centreville Observer, weekly
newspaper.
Mr.. Walls is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lillian w. Walls; a
daughter, Mrs. G. Tinsley Meek
ins, and a son. s. Charles Walls,
jr.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow. Burial will be in
Centreville.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
GarAa nf Thanka

DOUGHERTY. HARRY j.. SR. The
family of the late HARRY j. DOUGHERTY,
Sr., wish to express their sincere thanks
to al! who sent tokens of sympathy dur
iAg their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. %
SCOTT, EMMA. 1t is with deep appre
citation that the family of the late EMMA
SCOTT acknowledge the kindness shown
her during her long illness and the beau
1iful floral tributes and deeds of thought
fulness of her many friends at the time
of her passing, The FAMILY.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Editor Dies

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct. 81
(P.-Ellis Clyde Hollums. Sc.
news editor of the Jacksonville
Journal, died today of a heart
attack. He was taken i'll while at
work in the Journal news room
and died a short while later at his
home.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Scotland's second Red Cross
sanatorium, Glenn oDee, near
Banchory, was opened recently
by Britain's Queen.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
). Charles Walls Dies;
Packing Company Official
by the Associoted Press

CAMBRIDGE. Md. Oct. 81
S. Charles Walls. assistant to the
president and member of the
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Dratha

FELDMAN. SAMUEL. On Wednesday
beloved husband Of Jennie Feldman, de-
voted father Of Isdor, Fred, Max and
Frank Feldman; Mrs. Tessie Lyons. Mrs
Bertha Spector. Mrs. Sylvia Levin and
Mrs. Dorothy Jacobs ali of Washington
D. c. She also is survived by four sisters
Mrs M Wool Mrs. M. Lewis, Mrs. B.
Cooperman and Mrs. B. Mindel Services
at the Goldberg Funeral Home. 42I7 9th
st. NV, Thursday. October 27, at II
am. 1nterment- Beth sholom Cemetery
In mourning at 50l9 3rd st. NV. 81
GIBSON. THOMAS b tToADY). On
R. lToADY, GTBsoN. beloved husband oi
Helen j. Gibson (nee Sayer), falher of
David w, Reid A.. Thomas F., John R.
and Richard " Gibson; Mrs. Helen M.
Neff and Mrs Dora G. Thorn. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
held on Friday, October IS, at 2 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
GIBSON, THOMAS r. special COM
a munlcation of King David
q E s
~ brother, THOMAS r. GIBSON
All members are urged to attend.
Attest: SMITH H. PURDUM, p. M.
for
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Dratha

ALBA, JULIA FLORENCE, On Wed.
nesday, October 20. 1912; at Bplling IN g,a4T AZ
AGsA Glss fsie beIeved 0Spts' Vile of Mas carmeio
Aba. U: S. a; F.; mother Of Charles hHsn Aba; a.
sS ann ACmf Friday october ts avs s. R
mass at Fort Myer Chapel at 9 am. Rel
atives and FRIENDS invited: lnteTmentv T var,. AT.
lington National Cemetery. Ne"~ YORK
papers please copy
BAILEY, HELEN CLYDE. On Thurs
day, october 27, 1949, at her RESIDENCE; I'D Y1,1
1346 Kenyon st. NV, A HELEN CLYDE CLYDE
and and Mrs. Eliza washington. She also is
survived by one brother, Samuel L. Wash,
nston sister MaTe Green ana
resting with L. E. Murray & Son. 1897
10th St. NV. Funeral notice later.
BEALL. JASPER NJ. Suddenly; on Wed, W. d;
oe!Ssf &C. 94s BEhn ot 5f6
Little Besii, brother of Marvin E. Beall Of
Open City, Ind, and John w. Bean OF
the s. Il. Hines CO. Funeral Home. 29ol
Graveside services on Friday, october rs;
at 3 pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Please omit flowers
BEALL, JASPER NJ. A special commp-
n nication of Leosnon Lodd,ged od,ad
IN for Friday, October rs 1879
HNTMA at . pm. at the Masonic Tenn
WJ~ pie, 18th st. and New YORK
WV ave. NV, TO conduct Masonic
" services at the funeral of our
late brother JASPER M. BEALL.
ALFRED J. JACKLEY, Master.
ARTHUR NJ. ROBINSON, Secretary.
BEALL, JASPER M. Gen. Nelson A:
Miles Camp, No. /. United
Spanish War Veterans, will as
semble at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l 14th st.
NV, on Friday, october rs,
1919, at 2:45 pm, to attend
the funeral of our late COM
rade, JASPER M. BEALL 1nterment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
JOHN S. MACABOY. Commander.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

BLACK, ELLA ANN. On october p.
1949, at Freedmen's Hospital ELLA ANN
BLACK, beloved wife Of Warren Black and
ing are thirteen children. Matte Wilker-
son, Bessie Chappell, Catherine Watkins
Lacey Davis. Essie: Levi: Luther Burt
rem Black; twenty-seven grandchildren.
one brother, three sisters, other. relatives
and many friends. Notice, OF 1unerai
later. Arrangements by Rollins Funeral
Home 27
Evening star., 1949-10-27

BEALL, MARGARET TAvENNER. Sud
denly, on Wednesday. october 26. l949,
NER BEALL of 30O7 Porter st; NV: wife
of the late Harry c. Beall, mother of MIS-;
T. G. Carr, Mrs. Earl W Baujan and
Mrs Louise B. Larrick. all Of washington,
D. CT sister of Mrs. w. J. Oats, MISS Eelle
Tavenner and Mrs. S. NJ. Birdsong, all OF
Washington, D. c.: grandmother of Harry
G. Carr of Falls Church, Va. Notice Of
funeral later.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

JACKSON, WILLIAM. On Wednesday,
October 20, 1a49. at his residence $50
49th, st; ne, WILLIAM JACKSON. low
ing husband of Mrs. Elizabeth jackson,
father Of Mrs. Madeline Forrest of Detroit,
Mich. He also is survived by two sisters,
one brother and other relatives and
friends; Notice of funeral later Arrange
ments by Henry S. Washington & Sons
Evening star., 1949-10-27
HUTTON, ! THOMAS On Wed,

october 20, l949. at Suburban Hospital.
Bethesda, Md, beloved husband of the
late Mary Marie Hutton and father of
Mrs: Maggie Mae Dutton. Mrs. Virgie
Haulsee, Mrs Mary Lou Hegeman, Mrs
Mable Merson and James Hutton. Re-
mains resting at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey.
October 26; thence to Marion, va, where
funeral services will be held Friday. Oc-
tober IS. at 2:30 pm. Interment Sugar
Grove, Va.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
BROWN, RUTH HARVEY. On Tuesday,
~,toher 1Od0 PIJTu HARVEY BROWN

BURKS, MARIE On Monday october
"a, 1919. MARIE BURKS of 356 55th st;
ne, wife of Truxton Burks, mother OF
Truxton Burks,, jr.;. daughter OF Mr. al and
Mrs. Ben Harris, sister OF Roscoe, Willie
at the Malvan g. Schey Funeral Home;
4445 Deane ave. ne, after pm. until
until IG nm Interment ChebOw, Ala.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
GRAY, HATTIE ToLsoN. On Monday

HUNTER, REV. SAMUEL C. On We'd
nesday, October 20, 1949, at Freedmen S
1916 Rosedale st. ne. the beloved hus-
band of Mrs. Maggie Hunter. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mont
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Ruth S Trustees Seek
Ruling on Royalties
D, re Assa< zee ersss

NEW YORK. June 2s-Tr72s-
tees for the Babe Ruth estate are
seeking a court ruling on what 10
do with royalties from the estate
o: the baseball idol
A Surrogate Court justice yes
terday directed attorneys 10 nle
briefs before presenting the case
In court.
Trustees Paul Carey and MELVIN
Lowensiein explained that S2s %o+
has accrued from royalties earned
by the Ruth estate since his death
last summer
They want a court decision on
whether 10 pay the royalties TO
the widow. Mrs. Claire Ruth. or
TO retain the royalties in the es-
tate'in which two adopted daugh-
ters will share eventually
One OF the adopted daughters.
Mrs. Dorothy Ruth Sullivan
Pirone. was left $1,000 in cash
Evening star., 1949-06-25

tered or exported. and put them
to work, London reports.
They will be loaned. without
who promise the animals shall re-
main the leagues property, When
they can no longer be kept they
must be returned TO the league.
payment, to farmers and others
Evening star., 1949-06-25
British League to Buy
Condemned Horses

Our Dumb Friends League, part
of Britain's Blue Cross. has start
ed a fund to buy young horses
which otherwise would be slaugh-
Evening star., 1949-06-25

ard Is Pc cert g tHs sxts.s at,E-
Nrx Ruths death IRE cteaF,
adopted daughter. M.s Julia Ruth
Flanders. = 10 receive srgcEteer a.
Evening star., 1949-06-25

LOS ANGELES-FIORIDA GOVERNOR WEDS TOMORROW
Fuller Warren OF Florida and his
Manning 2 Los Angeles society hgure were
obtained their marriage license yesterday
They married afternoon They plan four
day honeymoon Walton Fla before going To the
tive mansion in Tallahassee -AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1949-06-25

r a~@a,s -
IS HZc~w NJ Fa>1r@a = =
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

was given top priority by the conn.,
mittee. Citing the loss of Jobs by
Negro and other minority groups
workers, the committee said "our
first and most urgent task is to
see that congress re-establishes F
EPIC as permanent federal agency
to outlaw job discrimination
George Gordon of Springfield,
Mass, president of the New Eng
land Regional Conference of NAA
CP branches, is chairman of the
committee. Other members in
clude James E. Allen and DR..
Charming II. Tobias, New York
City; Charles Lucas, Cleveland;
Oliver Hill, Richmond, Va; Al
fred Baker Lewis, Greenwich,
Conn; Mrs. Goldie Watson, Phi
ladelphia; Willard Ransom, India
napolis; Mrs. Jeanne Scott, Pitts
burg; j. M. Hinton, Columbia, S,
C.; Carl Johnson, Kansas City
Mo; Palmer Weber, Washington;
Mrs. Juanita Jackson Mitchell
Baltimore; DR.. J. l.. Leach, Flint
Mich; and DR.. U. S. Virgins
Camden, N. J.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

teacher, who later came to Little
Rock to give series of his famous
Master Lessons"
Mr. Mannheimer adopted John
Moss as his protege and under his
teacher Moss made rapid progress.
He later studied at Michigan state
college, University of Michigan.
Normal College Conservatory of
Music, the University OF Mime
sofa. Minneapolis College of music
and MacPhail School of Music. He
spent two years with Arthur
Sehanbel, outstanding Austrian
pianist, composer and teacher.
Marion Anderson on hearing
John Moss play, said. His tone is
like a voice singing She took
special interest in Moss and en-
eouraged him to continue his
music.
Mr.. Moss comes to the college
as the first in a series of concerts
for the season.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
sMAckOvER
Collie Caldwell

Olive Light AME church spon-
sorcd a financial drive last week
The total amour, raised was s!2i
Rev. C. T. Cross Is pastor Hiss
Jessie L. Sprolls Of AMIN college
visited her parents last week end
Mrs Matt Wilton and Mrs. Jer.
ry Mitchell are still on the sick
lis,,.~Thc No. 2 singing eonven.
ton viii convene nj the FRS, Bar.
list church October 20. 20 and 30
c. W Wilson. jr. OF Detroit Is
spending a few weeks with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. W. VII.
son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
GURDON
Oepriest Campbell

II. F, Mitehum has been named
scout Master of the Boy Scout
troops here by the Boy Scout
club of this area. Assisting Mr.
hitchum will be George Toreerson
and DR., W. T. Hill both Of whom
are interested in boys work. Mr.,
Aitchum was manager Of the Jun.
Tor athletics baseball team, The
troops are on an upward trend
with approximately 20 active
members. They hold regular meet
ings' take hikes, and study wood
craft every week and are very
enthusiastic over the progress they
are making. They are receiving
splendid support and cooperation
from parents Of the boys....At a
regular meeting of the Gurdon pub
lie school board recently, Buck
Wells of Willen was elected presi-
dent of the school Board and Per-
ry Nelson was reelected secretary.
Dick jackson took the oath of Of
flee as director. succeeding S. l..
Minton...... The Pastor and congre-
cation of the Mt. Cannon Baptist
have broken ground for a new
church building on Minton Gin
street. The building will be 40 by
10 feet. Turner and Jones are the
100 days to complete the building
Rev. S. L. Lloyd is pastor 1--WE.
Hello hip Riddles if you want to
know or learn some 1--WE just
contractors and have been given
read Curdon Campus 1--WE OES is
showing off around the campus
with who? No body knows. Ha ha
Is il because FS thinks she got
him hooked. She is so wrong. MFR
has been looking gray the pas,
weekend, is ii because EMIT has
been out of school and she car
get to talk to 10? She had better
know what she is doing when sh,
smiles at him. Why Is 1t that RMS
and NTH are smiling SO at eacl
other? LC said that is alright be
cause she doesn't have time L
worry about them. She has other
fish to fry KLJB thought she
was the only one that cared for
AC when she quit him. but she
foundout that JILL care for him
She is trying very hard 10 &c,
him again but its no cake. hu-hum
Yes. yes do you know who came
to see BAH Saturday, SINH Of AL
persons.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Things That Interest Women
BY Bessie F. Bell

by BESSIE r. Bell
HOW DO YOU lOOk-Beauty is than skin deep. "Is
IN the vamin and if is in good health, be
beautiful as likes If you will take the time and
keep watchful diet the kind of food you eat
"hat how and when you eat it, then nothing earth
stop you short of perfect specimen of beauty.
DO you want beautiful complexion? Pretty finger nails?
Lovely hair Sparkling eyes? White teeth? Firm skin? Elias
cty OF the muscles? Color in your cheeks? vevety skin?
Clean healthy blood? In word do you to be beautiful?
Just eat vtaminS.
All too often think only of vamin &C" the big
oeautygVng vamin There many others that just
as important To name only few have vamns "a B. c,
~ and e. And oh yes, have and but these too
we almost never hear about nevertheless they there and
very important they are.
In the next few weeks will take up the different vita
minis and what they do for looks what the lack of
them will do to looks. Just remember girls if you
minus vtamins, you certainly minus beauty and
charm.
ETIQUETTE SAYs-When dancing it is incorrect for
a girl to accept strangers invitation.
My Leaflets 10c each, they SHINING THE
| WA1STIINE YOUR MEASUREMENTS, TEN POINTS ON
BEING ATTRACTIVE and VITAMINS FOR BEAUTY If you
wish Leafet send 10c, Zoe for two and
Address Bessie Bell Goba News Syndicate Inc,
r. o. Box &C. Manhattanvile Station, ~ Y 81, N. Y.
A TIP FROM FASHION-f you are slim wear a very full
coat jacket held place by belt either half all
the way around the waist.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
MALVERN
ui.su Aala

The Mt, Zion Baptist church was
host to the S. W. district assOcia-
ton last week A final and COM
plete report has not been receiv-
ed at this writing, but one fact
is well known, there are not ms
many chickens in Malvern as
there were week ago. Quite a
number of the birds were slaugh.
tered to feed the many preachers
and delegates. Rev. r. G. Gloster
was host pastor.,M and Mrs.
Chester Sanders are the proud par
ents of a 7 pound boy, Chester
Sanders, II, He was born at Uni
versity hospital in Little Rock.
Mother and baby are during nice
Malvern high school, Horace
A. Jones principal, reported the or
ganization of the first student
council in the history of the school.
The staff of officers will be re-
ported soon. The game with
Jonesboro was cancelled because
it wasn't practical to travel 400
miles with 60 of the students.
Meeting of two teams would
necessitate either returning by
night or spending a night in
Jonesboro. The former would be
too perilous, the latter TO expen-
sive. They announced, however, a
gala homecoming celebration at
North Malvern stadium, featuring
the queen coronation and the boys
fighting for a victory at st. Peter
high. Last year this team defeated
Malvern 1876 in Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
AUGUSTA
G. w. Layne

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n.., ,.ot .na hor hr,,s.s are
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d. pp .ouo,oa Mr. poacocp
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

John f, Washington last Satur-
day Little Leo Washington was
playing ball last Monday end
broke his finger, While in the hos
pital having his finger treated he
died He was the son of Mr., and
Mrs. John Ell Washington. A
mong the out-of-town relatives at
tending the funeral of Leo Wash
ington were Miss Mildred Stovall,
Miss ossie M. Standfield, Rock
ford; Charlie and Ode Walker of
Prescott; Obadiah Sockwei,, Miss
Elnora Hill of Pine Bluff. Mi9s,s
Mildred Stovall and Ossic M.
Standfield left Saturday for Reck-
ford, Illinois. Little Leo was very
active in class activities.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
MCGEHEE
Jsbp IIIis

The men Of the Evening Star
Baptist church observed Mems
Day Sunday October q The pas.
tor Rev. Z. A, Davis preached the
HOO o'clock sermon. The church
was filled TO capacity. Professor
Harrison Hudson Of ST Louis gave
short talk on the progress Of the
race. DR.. J. G. Shaw and Pro.
lessor t r Daniels sang solos.
James Lamb was the organizer Of
the program Charles a Williams
was master Of ceremony The men
raised slieii in the public eollec.
tion. There were twelve field men
selected and Of the twelve. Aron
Moore raised the highest amount.
5000 The trustees Alliance
met at the Scots chapel Me Zion
chureh--.Professor Charles A. vii.
iiams and shop boys are beautifv.
ing the campus with concrete side
walks from the vocational build.
ing TO the main building of the
Desna Training school Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
John Moss, Pianist
Gives Recital Al
State College

Pine Bluff-John Moss. brilliant
Minneapolis pianist, returned to
the AM&N college for a concert
engagement after an absence Of
two years from his native state
Arkansas. He appeared in recital
Wednesday mite in the college
auditorium.
Mr.. Moss's real genius was dis
covered by Chancellor and Mrs
Frank Hodge of Little Rock
while Mr.. Moss worked in their
home. The Dodges secured an
addition with Frank Mannheimer
distinguished London pianist and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
DIES ARC
Ella Mae Brown

Sunday School was held at the
regular hour with Supt F. L..
Thomas in charge. Morning SER
vices were we'll attended and the
pastor, Rev. r. w. Roger delivered
the message. Miss Evelyn Law
renee who accompanied Rev. and
Mrs Rogers to the church. played
for the choir. Sunday was a day
of honor for the pastor-elect, who
was installed as pastor. After
morning services, dinner was SER
we'd in the cafeteria. Installation
services began at three-thirtv. AZ
ter brief program. Rev. Turner
G. Sims OF New Hebrew Baptist
church delivered the installation
sermon. His choir sang several in
spirational selections which were
much enjoyed by the large con-
gregation. Many churches partl-
cipated and visiting churches do
mated the amount of $3772. Rev.
and Mrs. Rogers remained here
and spent Monday hunting and
fishing. General church business
meeting was held on Monday
night, and several clubs were re-
organized .....M Mrs. Melissa Ray
spen, Sunday visiting her mother
and sister. Mrs. Irene Hardman.
and Mrs, Margaret Mccain Leo
Thomas OF Little Rock visited his
brother. Floyd l.. Thomas on Sum
day Mrs, Donnie d. johnson Is
reported TO be much improved .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde S,ribbling
had as their guests last week Mr..
Stribbling's unclos. Mark S,ribbl-
ing and Jimmie d. Pride and his
sister, Mrs. Anita Clayton OF Sui
phur Springs. Texas. Mr.. srib.
bling. who is III, returned to Texas
with them and Is now In the hos.
pi,al....Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hood
Of Lonoke visited her mother and
bro'her.Mrs LYDIA Spencer. and
Willie Dunlap Mrs. Gerlync An.
dcrson visited relatives In Carlisle
last Sunday Smith Williams Post
1901 WV met in Hickory Plains
last Friday night White river fish
was served to all Mrs. Bessie
Dixon Of Hickory Plains spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
PHILADELPHIA
N. o. Blanchard

Mrs. Verda " Cleveland sur
prised her mother, Mrs. N. o
Blanchard with birthday party
October TO- The following persons
were present to help her cele-
brate: Mrs. E. r. Perry, Mrs. L.
M. Snowden, Mrs. Alma Crudup,
Mrs. Bessie Fairchild, Zeola Ivory,
Mrs. Rhondie Stephen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Dixon. Mrs. Sam
Tate, Mrs. Azelete Newborn, Mrs.
Lizzie Brown, Miss Eloise Brown
ing, Sam Jones. Rev. and Mrs. j.
c. Crier and daughters, Tuna
Westbrooks. Persons who were
not present but sent gifts were:
Mesdames Ruth Bailey, Viola
Johnson, Estella Novels, Mary Ell
len Johnson, Adabell Hill, Mr..
Mrs. Henry Helm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Newborn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam McNeal, Mr.. and Mrs. Eman-
uel Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Westbrooks. Mr.. and Mrs. e. d
MeCloud and Miss Josie Watson
Games were played and doing the
social hour the hostess served pink
and white ice cream and chocolate
cake. All reported an enjoyable
time.