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Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

Mrs. J. r. Moore of Pine Bluff
spent the weekend in the city
visiting her husband j r. Moore
is barbering this weekend at the
SmoIl Town Barber shop Mr..
Moore is an excellent barber.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Meeks entertained
her granddaughter. Connie, with
a birthday party last Sunday even
ing at her home, 923 ouchita
HRS. Matte Frod Of Burmoat. Tex
is visited her sister. Mrs. f. Banks.
1900 Short Hillsbor1 There will
be a mass meeting at the AME
church. Junction Ciy, Rev. Oliver.
pastor. on October Is al 800 7. NJ,
given by the K. Of ? and Court Of
Calanihe. Persons wishing to REIN
state can do so in this meeting
Rev f. c. Cutter will be the prin.
oiple speaker The Court of Ca
lanihe No LOG met October 18Th at
sos p. NJ. Mrs Ida Meek. w c Dol.
a girl was born To Mr.. and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
SPARK MAN
+. ID. Harrison

The Sparkman High school OPEN
ed October 3 with o. 7. Tooke as
principal. Faculty members are as
follows o. T. Tooke, 18th grade.
M L. Hawkins, 18th. Mrs. f. II.
Morgan 10th. Pauline Feaster 9th.
Mrs. w. j Num- 7th and 9th,
Chesteen Mcconnell 9Th and 9th,
Mrs. M E. Stewart. 4th. Miss F. b.
Doris 3rd, Mrs. M. V. Tooke 2nd
Mrs. Lula B. Carter LIST, S. NJ.
Num-, vocational agriculture and
james Hunter. veteran instructor.
With the consolidation of Brush
Creek the school has one of the
largest enrollments in its history.
Other schools in this district are
Dalark with c. +. Knox as princi-
pal and Mrs. Savage as helper.
Morning school Mrs Irene Wat
kins. instructor These schools are
part Of the Sparkman hi school but
because OF insufficient buildings
TO work in they will remain in
their same location this year To
date the enrolment OF this school
is 400. The following officers were
appointed for the school year. II.
l.. Hawkins, treasurer. Mrs Pau
line Feaster. secretary and Mrs.
Lula b. Carter, reporter We DO be-
live by having Mr.. 'Tookc as prin.
clpal and the cooperation of our
staff we are going 70 make lhis
a bigger and better school.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

rHi Mae Brown

INA wac bihhh
James Mathis and CLYDE Gavan
attended the Northeastern Dis
trict Consolidated Mems associa-
ton In Brasficld last Friday a
Mcsdumes Lydia Iwcll, Poarlie
Mathis and Ella Mac Brown re-
manned through the entire session
and returned home Friday night
Rev and Mrs Il W Rogers Of
North Little Rock attended the
session also and moi5rcd here for
the general church business meet.
ing Mrs Efflc O Thomas wife
Of Floyd Thomas passed on Thurs
day night Burial services were
held Sunday at Fellowship sis.
aionary Baptist church Eulogy was
delivered by Rev r. W Rogers
The following converts were bap.
iifsd last Sunday By the pastor
and dcacons Of Fellowship NJ %
church, Mrs Margaret Mccain
Misses Emma Ruth Cooney, Wilma
Jeanne williams and Bobby shlw.
The morning sermon was preach
cd on The water by ihc pastor
Sunday night Rev C0oucy brought
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

T. ]. Candid October 4th......If you
want suit made to fit see Morris
Finley, 30l South Hill street The
local Community Chest program
got off to big start last week
under the leadership of Rev. II.
Andrews and c. P. Williams. They
are being assisted by, vs. Girls
well, Kelly, McJunkinY land Blu
ford, all local ministers and lead
ing negro citizens Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Andrews have arrived
from New York to make their
home here. They will reside at TOT
Nelson. Mr., Andrews is the son of
Rev. and Mrs. II. Andrews and will
be connected with the Andrews
funeral home....A million dollar
wedding was sponsored by the
junior church of Lees Chapel AM
f church under the auspices of
Mrs. j. c. Criswell, wife of our
very efficient pastor, Rev. j. T.
Criswell. This was one of the out
standing programs of the month
conducted by the young people
with leader who has deep IN
sight for the leadership of children
and young adults. This occasion
was a marked success financially.
The amount of money raised was
1850 A very interesting and sue
cessful contest among a group of
children. Winners were Rosie
Moody for queen and Destroy
Springer for king. The junior
church has been revitalized and
fine spirit of fellowship and CO.
operation prevails. Beulah Hill re-
| porter
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

l reddye Sue Turner

The BTW Eskimoes defeated the
Blytheville Buns last Friday night
by a score of 24-6 The teams met
on the field evenly matched. The
Washington student body had a
grand pep-meeting led by the
cheer leaders on Friday morning.
There the Eskimo captains, YER
do Station and Charles Bak r,
made splendid talks and assured
the students " victory Joe Cook
aHd John II. Seaborne were a
perfect team as they continued TO
throw and receive passes through
the air Charles Jones. Cleo Smith
md Jack Neyil were mighty
powers" in the backfield. WITH a
strong line. a good backfield, an
experienced team and a swell
ooath the Eskimoes are detcrmin-
cd TO be victorious Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jack Pearsall were scheduled
to leave for Los Angeles Wednes-
say They plan 10 make their home
here Mrs. Evelyn Neal has spent
several weeks rs house CUES of
Ne. ANITA Berry Mrs Neal, for
merly Of this city now resides in
Chicago The Sumerize sist 80
were visited by their brother.
Robert Sumerize. recently Mr..
SumCrike Is from Los Angeles .-
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

an insplratlonal message, converts
We're fellowshiped into the church
ana holy communion was given -.
Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich Edwards
and Mrs. Gertrude Jones motored
to Des Arc from Toledo, Ohio to
visit relatives Mrs. Lester Hol-
loway and her niece Charline Rob-
ihson returned this week from Col
llngston, Louisiana after a short
visit with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Hardman and
son, Mrs. Millison Ray of Little
Rock, Mrs. Minnie Valentine and
son, Nathaniel, Ellihue Hohoson Of
st Louis, Mrs. Essie Montague of
Illinois attended the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. E. o. Thomas. AL
SO attending the funeral were Miss
1uiia valentine of Beebee, Willie
Qualls and Mrs. Mamie Lou Get
us OF Brinkley...Mrs. r. A. Coo
ney and granddaughter attended
the anniversary program for her
husband, Rev. r. A. Cooney in
Carlisle last Sunday. They were
driven down by Zolo Holloway ....
Miss Mae Elizabeth Brown spent
Saturday in Disco visiting Mrs
captolia Hall...Mr. and Mrs. Els
ton Loving entertained guest in
their home this week.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

trict Association at Paris last Fri
day mght--...Mr and Mrs. r. E.
Black had as house guest Mrs.
Grace Smith of FIT. Smith. Mrs
Mary B, Franklin spent the week
end in Little Rock Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Landrum have as house guests
their daughter. Mrs. Gusstina Sims
and daughter, Dona Maria. Rev.
Nathan w Smith has returned to
his post of duty after visiting par
entS, Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Smith =.
School activities are progressing at
Morning Grove. Mrs. A. Smith Is
teacher.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
GURDON
Oscar Depriest Campbell

Mesdames Minnie Patillo. Queen
Simpson, Ellen Campbell and Es-
tclla Famerson of Prescott attend
cd a birthday dinner at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs J. S. Ste
phens last Sunday in honor Of MIR.
Stephens Mrs Elizabeth Harris
made business trip TO Hot
Springs and Arkadelphia recently.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley of Los
Angeles have returned TO their
home after spending the weekend
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
johnson Mrs, Ruth Carlohine OF
Chieaso is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. carlohine Mes
DANES Genienel md Layborl Cur
by and their husbands of Detroit
spen, a few hours In the home Of
Mrs Nancy Hughes Rev. Duncan
and fem.h' have returned from
WALDO Alma Stringcr visited his
vic lat sunday in Alexander he
rcpor Yrs sninrcr as doing fine
..- Mrs. Ella Barlow and Grand.
son visited relatives In Bufiscll
last Saturday and Sunday &C.
Williams visited his friends In ri
Dorado recently Mrs. Charlinc
Harper and her brother Tim, jr.
Harper o. Chicago are here visit.
ing their parents and grand-par-
enis. Tim Harper and Mrs Chat.
man Henry Bell. Mrs Olive
Smith. James Smith and frankie
Wyrle visited their children In
Pine Bluff recently Mrs Minnie
Patillo, N @ Williams and Mrs
Maude Junlel made q business trip
10 Prescott and Arkadclphin last
week : u CROSBY Of Detroit Is
here visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Hall Mrs Edna Charles Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Mary Charles The Girl scouts
gave O banquet last Friday night
TO help False money fer their
scout suits NJ r. Cannon Bsp.
tis, church members went 20 Hot
Springs Wednesday night 70 rem.
der program az The Eurka Dap.
tisi church, Rev NJ 7 Tucker IL
sponsor Of The program Professor
Bell and me ninth. tenth. eleventh
end twelfth grades attended the
livestock show in Little Rock
Monday. WEf
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
Chidester
Mary NJ. Townsend

The Chichester High school OPEN
ed September 5th and has made a
successful milestone since its OPEN
ing The school has a well trained
faculty this year and they have a
fine constructive program planned
for the future, Prof, Seth Porehia
is the worthy principal. The teach
ers are: Miss Ellen Elliott, litera-
ture, Miss Ruth Wallis, english;
Mrs. Burnice Porchia, history;
Mrs. Francis Gonsonlin, health
and safety; James Currey, elemen-
tary subjects; A. l.. Tatum, elem
tary; Miss Minnie Smith, primary;
Mrs. Mary NJ Towsend, elementary
and music. The 18th and 18th
grades, under the supervision of
Prof. Porchia and other teachers
sponsored fish supper at the
school auditorium last Friday
night, A chorus and female quar-
tett was organized last Wednes-
day by Mrs. Townsend. The follow
ing officers were elected: A. C.
Mcdonald, president, Georgia M.
Queary, secretary, Indiana Jones,
treasurer, l.. G. Trammel, reporter,
Thelmarie Dinkins and Indiana
Jones were elected as leading So
loists of the group.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
Dewitt
T. ID. Pitts

The Dewitt branch of the NAAc
Z is sponsoring a membership
rally October 23rd at the First
Baptist church. DIR. J. A. White.
state president Of Warren viii be
the guest speaker. There viii also
be spiritual singing day and night
Sam kinnedy president of the
local branch Mesdames Mittie
Liverson and Susie L. Genes are
on the sick list Mrs Rosie Perry
died on the 5th Of October. Funer.
al was held Sunday October 0
Rev o. II Brunson visited the
Hopewell Baptist church last Sun
day al the close Of the White
River District association.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
WILMOT
Maple Parker

Mrs. Dora Davis died last
Tuesday night at one o'clock.
Funeral services were held at
Bethlehem Baptist Church last
Saturday. She is survived by her
husband, Gus Davis, one sister,
one brother, and six children
They are: Mrs. Helen Sales, of
Little Rock; Miss Geneva Davis, of
Little Rock; Clifford Davis Of
Washington, d. c.; Saint Davis of
California; Lee Gus Davis of New
Jersey; and one granddaughter.
Miss Bobbie ]. Sales OF Little
Rock Pfc, Jessie Leary Rowe
has been here visiting friends in
Wilton.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
AUGUSTA

Miss Julie Paige and Fred
Z Raspberry were married last week
srhey are at their home on Broad
gay street, Henry Simmons mar.
ed last week Mrs. Bell Hon.
l.ins passed last week The STAN
ley party will be held at the
residence Of Miss Ella L. Fergu.
son this month. Watch for the
GATE due to the fall drive at
Harris chapel M. B. church the
play Straight Way to Heaven,
Will not be held at Jackson Chap
el on the fourth Sunday night but
Will be given at later date 49,.
Mrs. Veria Wells of Detroit is in
the city visiting Mrs. S. A. Wells.
Mrs NJ c. Taylor, Mrs. Ernest
Simmons, Lonzer Simmons and
Willie Simmons are visiting Rev.
and Mrs. Simmons Mr.. Jones re-
turned TO the Kennedy hospital
last Friday-....Mrs Caldwell's Sis
Ger who has been i'll in Little Rock
Is improving Mrs. Earnestine
Clark and children of Anvergne
spent the weekend visiting par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elex McIntoreh.
REV. c. c. Brandon of Hot
springs visited friends last week
end.....Mrs. jessie Johnson is in
the city and is house guest of Mrs.
Alice Mitchnor. Mrs. johnson is
from East Chicago, Indiana. The
County Council members. agents
and friends Of the council gave the
county president. Mrs c. Coats a
surprise birthday party last Sun
day evening at her home. Mrs. B.
&. Marshall made the presentation
of the gifts and Mrs. Ida M. Black
and Mrs. Alice Achins served ice
cream and cookies. II was a very
nice affair.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
sMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

Mrs. Ethel Berry Of Detroit is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alicia Will
son Mr. and Mrs. J. ? Harris
are proud parents Of a son. He was
given the name, Gary Chattermon.
He was born October 4th Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bailey are par
entS Of a baby girl Mr.. and Mrs.
N. N. Louis and Mrs. Leola Har-
ris motored 10 Hope last week TO
visit relatives Mrs Aj1re Criner.
graduate Of velvatex beauty school
has set UP a shop in the home OF
Mrs. Lewis on Broadway street
On the sick list this week are Mrs
Jenny Mitchell and Mrs. MAJ Will
ton Little Jaequeline Fay Cole
man has improved and is able to
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
RusselIyiIIe
c. w. Smith

The James school PTA sponsored
tea last Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Roy Lamdrum. VIZ
liam Jackson of FL Dorado is prin-
cipal and Mrs. Bertha NJ. Cheers
of Conway is The primary teacher
at the school Mrs. Edna Bailey
of Martha, Tennessee is here visit
ing her brother, K j. Shanns and
Mr. and Mrs o. S. Shanns Mr..
and Mrs. / W White. William ].
Hendrix and Al Price Of r. Smith
motored here last Sunday to visit
Mrs. Whites brother. Clarence
Russell who is i'll Several men,
bers of the New Prospect Baptist
church attended the Antioch Dis
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
DUMB
Bsrnice Thomss

Bcfnice Thomas
Mrs Nancy Harris and Mrs 1sa
siovall Of Kansas City Missouri
visited jake Harris recently
Miss Mary Armstcad Of Milwaukee
Is visiting her father Dr. Au,rr
Jerry McGraw and Joe Thomas
attended the livestock show in lit.
Gle Rock Mrs. L. F. Jones and
granddaughter have returned TO
the city after a pleasant visit TO
5uffslo. New York and Detroit
Misses L. Alien and E. Nelson OF
Oakland are here for the funeral
Of Mrs. Euni~ Cross Grand.
master and Mrs. E. U. Reed. DR..
and Mrs. Parker and Frank Bell
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
WlLMAR
Bonnie Jackson


The Trustee and Stewart boards
OF Shady Grove AME church
sponsored a singing program on
the first Sunday afternoon with
brother GIpson acting as guest
conductor. Guest choirs were the
Hampton and Annie Tatum sing.
ing classes, who with the senior
and junior ehoIrs Of Shady Grove
made up the program A friendly
ri~l IN finance ended with the
Anric Taium class winning the
prize Dinner was served In the
chmeh cafeteria The Shady
Grove AME church welcomes Pro.
icWot Clay principal Of Wlmar
high school, and his family along
with Mrs Fighugc. a former resi-.
fcni OF Chicago. who Joined The
church recently The senior and
Junior choir Of Shady Grove ae.
complained thc pastor. Rev W T..
L'max 70 Monticello 70 attend the
quarterly conference Of Pilgrims
Rrst church Mrs Matte TAYLOR
arrived this week from Chicago
where she has been living with
hti children Rev Shaw visited
ihc Shady Grove church last Sun.
day
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14
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MORRILTON
Anna Criswell

NAAs"Nh
The twin city beauty operators
met at the home of Mrs. Lille
M Section September 81. After
the business meeting the hostess
served beautifully arranged
buffet supper. The tea given by
the chapter of Conway was a sue
cess. The table was covered with
a lace cloth conferred with Asters.
Sandwiches, minis, nuts and cook
les were served with coke and
green & red ice cubes. The tea was
at the home of Mrs. S. Rodgers,
1854 Mill Street. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs Maui
dene Medically of Morrilton.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-14

Edgar Lee Wade. who has spent
the last year in the navy, was
discharged September 81. He has
entered Philander Smith College
in Little Rock.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Simplicity to Feature Design
OF New Federal Buildings

Fluorescent lighting will be
used in most areas. but a careful
study will determine which is best
suited to the particular work.
Non ferrous metals will be used
in doors and windows, eliminating
painting costs.
Innovations Planned.
Among the innovations will be
glass blocks In certain locations,
insulating materials, such as cork
and foam glass: resilient floor COW
erings, removal of snow and ice
from ramps by radiant heat, elm
ination Of exterior steps, where
possible, and hollow metal and
wood doors Of lightweight con-
struction.
Highlighting the construction
report for July was a II per cent
expansion in private residential
building. boosting the amount un-
der construction to $700,000,000.
All private construction In pro-
gress last month totaled $1,371,-
00,000-an II per cent increase
Evening star., 1949-08-24

Ornate design IN Federal build
ings will give way to simplicity.
economy and safety in future con-
struction, the Public Buildings Ad-
ministration reported today.
The decision. to switch to sim
plification resulted from a series
of studies in which new materials
and techniques developed during
the war were fitted into the plans,
PBA Commissioner w. E. Reynolds
said.
The agency also revealed that
new public construction awarded
by Estates, municipalities and
counties reached postwar high
Of 1889 ,000. 900 in June-a 20 per
cent increase over that in June,
1948.
During the first half Of the year.
State-local governments awarded
SAL contracts valued at 81 .900,-
900, 900, compared with 13 3.989 con-
tracts for $500, 100000 during the
corresponding months Of 1948.
Discusses Program.
Discussing the new Federal
building program. Mr.. Reynolds
said Standardization and direct
purchase by the Government,
when necessary, will permit mass
production and savings in initial
costa goal of the new General
Services Administration, Of which
PBA Is a part.
For instance. postoffice lobby
windows, counters, lock boxes and
letter drops will be standardized
to make them interchangeable,
thus facilitating construction and
maintenance.
New. simple Office furniture for
Federal buildings has been de-
signed to reduce not only first
cost but also maintenance cost. "
Mr.. Reynolds said. New ma
terials for interior finishes will be
used, many Of them plastics for
wall finishes, counter tops, desk
tops and wainscoting.
Expensive carving and tooling
Of masonry exteriors has been
discarded for simple surfaces. Un-
necessary ornament will be omit
ted, and cornices, window and
door trim will be restrained and
simple in the interests Of beauty
and economy"
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Golfer Breaks Ankle
In Long Rock Creek Shot

A long brassie shot to the 10th
green of the Rock Creek golf
course yesterday cost Connie c.
Curtis, 81, broken right ankle.
Mr.. Curtis, who lives at I'll
Quackenbos street NV, took a
lusty swing at the ball, slipped
on grassy slope, and fell. His
leg was doubled up under him. He
was taken to Garfield Hospital
in an ambulance called by his
13-year-old son, who ran to the
clubhouse after the accident.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Community Plans Picnic

The Arkansas Avenue Commu-
nifty Association will hold its 10th
annual community picnic at 6
pm. tomorrow at Arkansas ave-
nue. between Delaf1eld place and
Emerson street NV. The Metro
politan Police Band will play.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

over the June figure. Fuble prof.
ects under construction last month
totaled $542. .000, 900, q z per cent
rise.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-21
Fall Hobby and Sports Classes
At WV Will Begin Sept. 26

Registrat ton for fall hobby and
sports classes at the Y. w. G. A. re-
mains open this week and next, Mrs.
Dewey Bullock, program registrar
has announced. The new twelve
week term starts Monday, Sept. rs.
Glasses are limited in size to per-
nit personalized instruction for
everyone who enrolls, Mrs. Bullock
eaid. so registration is on a first
come. first served" basis Men are
eligible to take many of the sub
jects.
OF special interest to homewomen
are the courses in tailoring, sewing
interior decoration and flower ar
ranging, the registrar said. OF in
terest to all women are Personality
Workshop, watercolor painting
Spanish, swimming, gym exercises.
badminton. knitting and crocheting
Millinery Magic" and bridge.
Mrs. Donna Claypoole who is with
the Seattle Park department, will
instruct q class in creative drama
tics during the new term. Mrs Ro-
bert Sandal will again teach con-
veEsstioTlai poise, and Andrew
Chinn will give lessons in Chinese
wstercolor painting. So.
Working women will find the Mon
Gay night cooking class helpful in
planning budgets as well as menus.
Those taking the course will prepare
and eat an entire meal each session.
Expectant mothers will be given
valuable tips and chance to dis
cuss their particular problems in a
course on Modern Ways in Baby
Care" to be taught by DR.. Roberta
Taylor.
Craft classes will be given in cera-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-21

mics, textile painting and leather
work. with a special course i'll
Creative Crafts and Hobby Hints"
o be taught by Mrs. Myrtle Law.
John Nostrant of the Seattle
Public Schools will again give citi-
zenship instruction. Mrs. Lawrence
Powers will teach English for new
corners, and Mrs. Beatrice Abbey
will teach simplified history and
civic instruction for those preparing
for citizenship.
A complete schedule of swimming.
gym, sports and dancing classes also
will start next week. For further
information, call Eliot 1900. Regi-
stration should be made with Mrs.
Bullock in Room 6 at the Central
Y. w. C. A., 5th and Seneca.