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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
10 Marines Give
Their Blood IN
Life-Saving Try
Trunk Orfa's Life
Nny Yeg Be SdUed
~ Cooperation
81 Three Units

Ar ~ plaauan. an equally
Hssal n.sfsnaary and ten
- size al volunteer
~ hl andoubtedly
~ ahr Hfe q Frank
street. 3
"a County Hos
M#H s. Rsnolnsan n. G.
- aafs a Police
reviewed 4 tele-
m hn the hospital
Is egieT 60 save the
ata iiai solanfcers would
A. - h4na aaiekiy to give
- eafied the Naval
"a ~ key West Ma
rs ailendant who
a. eall sald he would
Is - b. ne hos
ue fransporta-
~ atalIshlr
Mn wHd Cos the
81 faA hfn when they
W Fite minutes
$50 called. stat
~ ~ hs ten III s. Ma
a vs. 81 provide the
f ta drove ire po-
~ - gl,e Naval Station
et guiekly jump
el and the ma
een F4nsily a. the
N hfl - ne m1en
~ 81 tisd that was
fHta
atn volunteered
ln william p.
t q JankcWicz.
TT Hunt. r.,
N f a n Lupackin.
&wA Gillespie and "A.
H ~ hapltal a was
t Ora Was stiii IN
f thaf the blood
W MefBes had been
end as eFadu-
- efN e. oTts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Thieves Phone
Police Their
Whereabouts

.NAPA. Calif.-R.-After !
.17-hour search, police Of thi'
place got the two men they had
been looking for after prowlers
were reported in a downtown
building.
The capture was not made be
cause the police triumphed. The
two tired and hungry miscreants
telephoned the police where 20
find them.
The cops had spent all that
time searching the wrong build
ing for them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
CHING TURNS COAL STRIKE OVER TO TRUMAN

WASHINGTON, Nov, 16.-(P).
The turbulent coal dispute has
been turned over to President
Truman.
Chief Concilliator Cyrus Ching
gave up trying to settle the dead
locked case today when he sent
the issue to the White House for
further action.
Ching reported to Presidential
Assistant John Steelman that fur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Combine Naval
Fire Stations

The fire departments on the
Key West Naval Station and at
the Naval Air Station have been
consolidated and Fire Chief Harry
L. Becker, it was announced today
by the Key West Naval Base.
The announcement said that
a few more firemen are to be-
added, principally at the U. S.
Naval Hospital which has not
had fire unit up to now.
Baker will be known as the
Key West Naval Base Fire Chic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Mine Sweepers
Get Here Today

USs Cfosbeck and USS Lin
net. mine sweepers, arrived at
ihe Key West Naval Station early
today. They came here from
Panama City, and will depart
ment FOR Charleston and Nor
folk after taking on fuel and
food from the Key West Naval.
Base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Will
S TOP
WORK

Joe Sirugo, president Of the
Sunshine Construction Company,
said that unless the city makes
certain streets passable he will
be compelled to make complete
shutdown of all building activi-
ties in Key West.
Sirugo said that he had laid off
25 men yesterday afternoon, and
would be forced to lay like
number of men off this weekend
and would make a complete
shutdown of all his construction
here within two weeks.
He said City Manager Ralph D.
Spalding and other city officials
had done all they could do with
the limited equipment they had
on hand. but that wasn't
enough"
THE FILA will not loan any
money to build ION streets that
are not passable," said Sirugo. Il
have in mind Seidenberg avenue,
Harris avenue, in particular,
Fogarty avenue, and Second,
Third and Fourth streets.
AT one time loaned the city
bulldozer for two weeks, with
man to operate it, without cost
to the city. If the city had to hire
the bulldozer it would have cost
$3.50 an hour.
Il believe the city officials
have done all in their power to
fix those streets up. But it isn't
enough. The FILA will not loan
money for construction on streets
that are not passable."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

course of action for the White
House, but that it would include
several suggestions on what can
be done.
Ching said he feels that any
further Joint meetings with the
mediation service would retard
rather than accelerate any ne
gotiations. But he would be
standing by to do anything to
help.
The truce ordered by Lewis
expires on December l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

After his White House call,
Ching told newsmen, 1T is our
considered judgment that further
mediation at this time would be
fruitleSS."
Ching added that he is filing a
written report covering the coal
case with President Truman this
afternoon. He said that it would
not contain any recommended
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Enroll FLYNN no WED

HOLLYWOOD.-Friends of Err
rol Flynn say the movie actor
plans to take as his next wife a
Romanian princess, Irene Ghicas
The couple met in Paris six
months ago. The friends tell
newsmen that Flynn and the
princess plan to marry next
Spring. She's twenty He's 38.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
Late Bulletins -.
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
NAvY's DUTY NOW
BY The Associated Press

WASHINGTON The Army
has just handed over one Of its.
Jobs to the Navy. It's that Of
developing and planting anti
submarine mines in American
ports. Starting the end of the
month, says the Army, that viii
be the Nays baby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
PROTEST TO REDS

WASHINGTON-The United
States is protesting against the
action of Chinese Nationalist
warship in firing on an Ameri-
can merchant vessel. Secretary
of State Acheson said today the
action endangered American
lives, and an immediate protest
is being made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
R-2a LOST

NEW YORK-All shipping has
been alerted in the Bermuda
area to watch for a B-29 super
fortress which is believed lost
and about to make an emergency
landing in the sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16
cRIpPs WARNS CHURCH

LONDON, ENGLAND-Once
again, a European government
has told the church to stay out of
politics, but this time it's outside
Continued On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

! Their attempts to get union leader
John L. Lewis and the operators
into an agreement seemed use
less.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

Dayton Lo,Idd. Lewis sorroll Nd.
die JeffcrRon. Willard Merrill,
Rev, and Mrs, ". r. BYRD, and
Messrs, William uillun and Victor
Colemon, Quests presented Mr..
Phillips with a lovely Etft. A DO.
lightful luncheon was served. Kay
Richmond. . niece Of Mr.. Phillips
visiting from I.oa Angeles, Calf,
acted as hostess with Mira, phIi.
tips,
TIC scarlet Hour TrA Club held
= wiener roast "Wednesday. June
I. nj Anoka, Mira, Virginia Ash
acted a. hostess,
Mrs, Enale ArRald, 2iol 10, 9pth
ST. entertained at q dinner Sat
urSiay night, May ~. IN honor Of
her mother, Mrs, Lila smith. who
celebrated her birthday May ~,
4 delightful turkey dinner was
served 10 some fifteen fItohdA.
The Iudsea PhIInps and the n.
v, byrd families had q picnic al
one OF the local PARIS over the
holidays,
MIa Mamie TuCkST was the
dinner guest of Mrs, I.ola Smith,
9ioi E. 2pth It.. sunday, May 10.
Mira Smith celebrated her birth.
day that day.
The Birthday CIHh Het sunday.
May goth. al the homo Of Mrs,
Finaale Harris. 900 ", 2oth H.
The club II making plans Tor thsiF
annual party to be held In June,
william Reed. Carl Davis and
the Jack poatsn family motored
10 Deu Moinea and Mason City
over tho Memorial holidays. They
visited Rev nehIamih Parker.
who II pastor 90 ~, John baptist
Church In Mahley. Ia.
first pElse was given 10 . very
surprised hoy Thursday morning
at thu assembly program of Cen
trail high school, That morning
the uale Prise EAsays were given
and Robert Kyle received first
prise for his essay entitled. we
Rol ON Like the River" Robert
delivered HIS essay with such en-.
thuslAAm and sincerity that mos,
Of the students agreed that no
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
st. PAUL SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Mcknight,
$50 Fuller Ave, entertained the
LaisseE Nous FAirr Bridge club
at RoadbuddiCs Cafe Saturday
afternoon, May rs. Afterwards
the club played bridge. Winning
prizes were the Mines. NJ. X. Nc.
knight, o. z. DriEzie and William
A. Hanna, first. second and third
prizes respectively.
Mrs. Viola Outlaw. G7S W. Cen.
trail Ave, who has been In the
city for the past year attending
her aunt, the late Mrs. Anna
Ward, N returning 10 her home In
Detroit Saturday, June 4, 10 Join
her mother and husband.
Raymond Brown, IT,. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Raymond brown. s3l 81.
Anthony Ave, recently recovered
from the mumps,
The Non .PaTiel club met re-
Gently at the home Of Mrs. Nina
sAlteT, Those winning prizes
were the Mines. Alberta Davis.
Irene i'm and Hortensc Brown.
FIRST, second and third prizes re-
Hpectively, The next meeting Of
the club will be at the home Of
Mrs, ElniSe stubbs, 893 Carroll
Ave, on Wednesday, June 1.
BsuC" BerEeE, 7O3 81 Anthony
Ave. IL In Northern Pacific hos.
pitAl. receiving needed rest and
. cheekup.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
RATING TIE
RECORDS
BY J. HENRY RANDALL.
New Focos for oIdIas

wow roses to6 Otot0s
Choice item IN this weeks re-
view is the revival OF an oldie.
ROSES or PICARpY. by Albert
Ammons and his Rhythm kings
on Mercury. Ammons, who once
teamed with Meade Lux Lewis
and Pete johnson In an all-time
great bOogte piano trio, whips up .
new fave-jlmp boogie version
for this piece which makes for
fine listening. AmmOns. Of course,
rides through with his exciting
rhythm piano work. Paired II q
rhythmic blues, an example Of the
Ammons' work In the small band
jazz field.
Then there's Charlie VenturAs
Bop for People" crew with q new
Interpretation OF PENNIES
FROM HEAVEN. An example Of
. relaxed bop jazz mood. the num-
Der let's Buddy Stewart lead off
on the vocal followed In turn by
Ventura on baritone. and Kai
Winding. trombone, Mate Is an
out-and-out bop do. featuring tho
Jackie Cain and Roy KrRl bop
duet vocal Of DEED I Do with
Ventura and Benny Green. from
bone, rounding out the platter.
Jackie leads off with q swing YER.
sion Of the tune. then Joins Roy
for the bop duet. Pipe that East
OF the sueE" sound floating about,
Pop TVR0s
Speciality artists. the MeFrte
Musctte OFk cut loose on q novelty
item BAR ROOM POLKA, which
has q berry bounce. Johnny Olsen
and the trio take the vocal. Paired
u the dearmy THE MIILER's
DAUGHTER, sung by the Contin.
entail Capers. Victor label Mer.
cury's Benay VenutA pairs a
couple Of Gay Ninetios tunes, BIZ
MY LITTLE BABY BUNDLE
BEE and HE'S A DEVIL, with
Harold Moneys ork providing the
background Nationals threat
20 the rcigninE female vocaiists,
VIM Brown, pairs two romantic
ballads. HE'S GOOD ENOUGH
FOR ME and If LOVE Is
TROUBLE. both done In a bIueAy
vein and In q style Susplciously
like that Of Sarah Vaughn.
OF Ned. lay deGdl The Ravens
are back with two under National
Of THE HOUSE I LIVE IN and
RICKEY's BLUES. Both feature
Jimmy Kicks. bass.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
WAY SEE
q 81 nELL l0ls0A RUSSELL

Every necessary clarity objcc
usually because reads too fast
ntcrprcts rcadA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

~ Lou Smith. Yvonne and Betty
Lou returned 10 the Twin Cities
with them Friday TO attend the
Omega Psi Phi fraternity dance
Friday night. June 5. The two
young women are students at the
Iowa State Teachers college.
MAFtiREie Barber, formerly Of
Dallas, Texas and Detroit, Mich.
and nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Ball. S4s N. Dale St. joined his
wife Eleanor. here recently. They
plan 10 make their home here. At
present they are residing at $50
n. Dale 81.
Esther Day Service: Minnesota
Grand Chapter, oES. (PHAl.
will hold a joint service at Cam
phor Memorial church. 565 Fuller
Ave, st. Paul. Sunday. June IS,
at 3 p. m.
Spending their holiday week.
end at Lake KItchi were MesArs.
and Mines, William Godette, s. NJ.
Salters, Hammond Turner and
Hector VRSsar.
Plcdgoea Of the Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity gave q smoker for
their Big Brothers" at the ster.
hing Club Friday. May 81. InitiA-
ton Of the PLEDGES win be held
June "a.
Mrs. James Oliver. 943 Iglehart
Ave, entertained Book Club II
recently. The Rev Lewellyn VIII
liams gave a review Of The
Chain" Guests at the meeting
were DIR. and Mrs. d. +. Gibson
and Mrs. Rebecca Toussaint.
The Two O'clock Bridge club
met Saturday. May % at the
home OF Mrs, George Berry. e75
81. Anthony Ave. Those winning
prizes were the Mines. Maurice
Crouch, Harry Chiles. Norman
Howell and Vernice GranthRm,
first, second, third and guest
prizes respectively. The next
meeting Of the club will be at the
home of Mrs. Chiles. 1000 N. Dale
ST.
MeIOdee Harrison, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harrison, 663
iglehart Ave, entered Miller hoe
pital Wednesday. May 81. for q
tonsilectomy operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES Green en-
tertAined Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moore,
Mr., and Mrs. William A. Hanna,
Mrs. Birda Ridley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer shivers Of Mime.
apohs over the holiday weekend
at Lake Abney. The group re-
turned 20 the city late Monday
night.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

May -, Tor Marion and South
Bend, Ind. In South Bend she win
visit her sister, Mrs. Eta Bowen
and In Marion she win visit her
brother. WIN Marshall. Mrs, Allen
viii return TO the city Tuesday.
June 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Fletcher
recently returned from q 10 day
trip TO Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Denver and Kansas City. kAns.
They visited Mr.. Fletcher's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Christmas in
Council Bluffs and with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Hicks in Denver. In
Kansas City, they visited Mrs.
F1etcher's brother and stster-in-
law. Mrs. Percy Winston. part
owner Of the wyAndotte Cab Co.
in the city. Many social Courte-
sies were extended the Fletchers
VA NiOA HAP
Mr.. Q. Il. BaI, 3Is n. Dale St,
is at home Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown Of
Our Cleaners mOtored last week
TO Cleveland TO attend the Bowl
ing convention TO be held there
After the convention they plan to
visit Mr.. Browns brother in Nor
folk, Va They plan TO return to
the city around June 8.
Book Club No. ! met at Halle
q. Brown community house on
Tuesday. May 81. Mrs. Marion
Levy spoke TO the group.
Mrs. Barbara Cyrus. 765 Carroll
Ave, and her brother. Robert
Mallory. motored to Waterloo, Ia
Thursday morning. June 2. TO vis-
II their cousins, Yvonne and Bet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
SOCIAL e PERSO NAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Pleasant a. Breeder and James Of 1909
Olson Highway have returned from two weeks trip In the
Hast They visited Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York City,
Brooklyn, Washington d. G. and Chicago.
surprise birthday party given in honor Of Mr.. Jud
Phillips by his wife Saturday night May 9S at their home
az A6 Third Ave So Those preen were Meara and Mmea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
J6uie Kays niU Rlaa1b
your hair pyJa1!y."

PAGR Dof~aA
1'hIa most useful hair piece blends
In with your own hair and keepA
The rough ends even. FittlnE ftcul
ear IA ear and shoulder length, the
JESSIE kARE Page Boy mAkea
gouF new hair length look % nat
ural that no ons can cell the dlf.
terence ,,,.ss'',,,,s ..'''''''''''ss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

RlEtAAay GESstlaMs, June t--MEA
J. n, Williams, SgSa Fourth Ave,
SO; Mrs, Matte owens, Ssss Caa.
tea Avs. So. June 1--flNAAahl
aFNeden, 1898 Olson hlyd.i Leroy
aryaRs sias wAshtRE!sR Ave- =:
Ave. Emma OItrtSp, ana Emerson
Ave No. MI, dram nArria, spli
lSth Ave, 81. Mrs, Richard HUI
Ala BmerNon Ave, Ne,i lHne $3.50
MrN. =, W, iRETGn. ASA Foeruh
Ave so. Mrs beTtha ShIlstepssr.
Harper, 1884 Bryant Ave, n, IseSh,
ara J, Countsr, ses Marquette Ave.
Airs. Dorothy JoneA seg Washing
ton Ave, So, June - q, newdy
Marguerite Eombs. gtaa Fourth
Avs Sc. Ma Clifford Harris, sea-
Taylor, ssEe fauTtR Ave. SO, MTS.
Rose Booker, al Aldrlch Ave. No,
n, n Wilson. aiN Fourth Ave. T.
", 4, Roach, aSlg Fifth Ave So
Mr., William Atllsr, sgSa FiFth Ave.
80, Charles Miller sr,, Gear Fourth
Ave. SO Iaae h,Shenes Jackson.
gram, apti Fourth Ave, so, June
~ a-a Myrtle FArTAT, SGAl Fourth
Ave, So. June lA--tieAtfice i.aFtee.
ssQA Fourth Ave. 80 Mira Frank
nrowh, TOl Ftfth ~ No.
Oat.aE- town greetings June H.
Marguerite Johnson, EVAhhvilie,
III, June s~~CoFthhe Jonsa, Chloa-
60, III; June la-~MTa, W. Howard.
Youngstown. Ohio, June "a $50 Mrs.
Eta Bowen, south Bend, iRd.. Mrs.
W. II, Webb, C"rinth, Miss,
RIRTlADATs ~ ST. PAUL
June Mrs naflraFa Warren,
tts Fuller Ave. June -- EFhsat
Saald1n AAR NJ Aoth,ny 49, Iu,,.
William Joseph uoilOmAn. June
ia=-JolaBo Rivera flS lNlehArt
Ave. Mrs, Emma kiTk. 81 ", Jss-
samtno, l. N. Dorsey, pGi tglshArt
Ave, Albert Mum, col Raudo Ave.
odell Tucker, atS Fairfield Ave.
June IN, Love, ace Rohdo Ave,
J L. James, seq Carroll Ave: June
- ,- Edith rrlCS, zoe ROndO Ave-
June la-7JuRAuld BraddOok, fpi
IkiohaTt Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

should have firat prise othar
winners weFp Andrew Miner and
oscaF Sander. who won second
and third priaes respectively.
Robert. who 10 . senior a. Cen
trail, II tho son Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Earl Kyle. SaST Fourth Ave, %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

NeN0FM WNNhh hAN I VoIhhluhI0u on . story car"
rcd in the Chicago Defender which told Of how two
executives Of the National hroadeasting Company
had sanctioned the uso OF the word darby" by
Nnc by falling back On the outdatOd Ahhi that
"darky" ~ meant y term Of "rndcamahL"
Ipont throw that flower pot now, Aunt rRbatha.l
Therp were two aaElUa 90 this story, Ftrut
that 10 h dcpisrAble SnOagh Cur executives 81
= national radio network Go hide behind such
Aatc-bcllHm drVscea ~ cover 1p prcI1dlcel 600.
end. that WhsA ono st these eNeCatiVcs ls him,
self u naenaber Of . minority group which con.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAU

Mrs. Virginia Mitchell of Beverly Hills Calf will fly to
ST. Paul the middle Of June visit with her daughter
nlaw Mr. and Mrs. Enoeh Marshall, S95 ST. Anthony Ave
Mrs Mitchell formerly resident of ST. Paul. has been making
her home in California for the past six years
Mn. Hazel Allen, 94Sh g. Anthony Ave. left Saturday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-29
ROSSTON

The Church Of Christ had very
good services Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Isiah Merriett of Gary Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Simpson of
Camden, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Gulley last Sunday ........
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Evans
are visiting in Prescott.oRev. T.
T. Thomas is visiting his wife,
Mrs. Lena Thomas, here. Mrs.
Gustavia Young left Saturday to
visit her daughter in Texas Rosie
Lee Gulley left Sunday for Gary,
Ind .. Mrs. Lillian Evans is on the
sick list ...... Miss Ardell Culley,
Charlene Fisher, John Erma Will
liams, Bessie Box. Corene Hicks,
and Ruby Earlene Young were
delegates for the congress In
Stamps last Tuesday Mrs Car
RTE Hicks visited her mother in
law last week Mr.. and Mrs S.
L. Tidwell are the proud parents
of d baby boy go. League and BTU
are held each Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-29
Ell DORADO


A successful revival has just
closer at Lees Chapel AME church
Plans are now being made to re-
pair the parsonage and redecora,e
the interior OF the church. Lees
Chapel also held a successful Bible
school Rev. +. c. Cutter preach
ed at Mt. Willie church Sunday.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School. Money raised was s4l5.
Money raised in the morning ser
vice was $40 81 Rev Hildreth Is
pastor Mrs Rachel Williams Is
spending her vacation in San
Francisco with her two daugh-
tcrs, Miss Loitic Mae Williams and
Miss Lula Mac Williams She will
also visit her son, Nathaniel Will
liams. and other relatives Mrs
Eloise Turner and Mrs Beatrice
MCGEE Of Detroit are visiting their
aunt. Mrs Blanche Williams ..
Jasper Williams Of Strong visited
his sister, Mrs Blanche Williams,
last week end Prof y r. Henry
Of Pine Bluff was the week end
guest Of Mrs. Odessa Mitchell and
daughter. Gcetie Matonia Mitchell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-29
0es Six STATE PRESS Fri, July g. 1s4s

Mrs, Joshie Brown visited their
brother, Johnnie Collin in Little
Rock Rev. Dewitt Kinlow has
returned from Chicago. He visit.
ed Mrs, Oreste Wilson Mrs. Lit
tie Scott of Oakland. Calf. Is the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Williams Jerry MeGraw made
business trips to Pine Bluff and
MeGehee last week Nathaniel
! Cosby of Oakland, Calf. is visit.
ing her father, Collins Cosby 900.
Mrs, Lizzie Bell of Little Rock has
returned home Mrs. Dyee Whit
| low of Monroe, La. is at the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Robert
Byrd Chester Phillip of Clcve-
land is visiting his parents ..... Mr.,
and Mrs Samuel White of Kansas
City are visiting Mrs. Auther
Hopes @ Gearge jenkins of Pine
Bluff was here Sunday Mrs.
Wooten. Sapin Johnson. Spencer
Lambert, Braxton Fitzpatrick and
Misses Rhymes and Thomas attend
ed the South Pine Bluff district
Missionary convention at Pickins.
Amount raised was $500 so Mrs.
Della Peterson Is visiting in st.
Louis r. J. Morgan and Miss
Emma Lee Moseley of McGehee
visited Mrs. S. d. Wilson last
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-29
CHlDESTER
c. +. saekwell
c. L. Soekwell

Sunday School under the super
vision of supt. Marvin Hobson was
well-attendcd last Sunday Dele
gates for the Sunday School. Mis-
sionary and ACE League eonveu-
ton were as follows Misses
Claudio Mae Alexander Ophela
Gmlcy and Josephine MeNeely
representing The Sunday school.
Miss Airline Toney. ACE league
Mrs Lena Alexander and Mrs
Matte curtis Missionary depart
meut Mrs Beatrice Andrews and
Matthew MeNecly were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Georgia Soekwell
on last Sunday Miss Mandy Nc
Nicely passed on July 18th. Fun
eral services were held July 10
at o'clock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-29
Malvern
Jimmie Atkinson

Perry Whitlow. ST. reports the
improved condition of his friend
and ex-schoolmate, Rev. Robert
Hayman, who for the past several
months has been confined to a
hospital in Pulaski county. Rev
Hayman's aunt, Mrs, Kate Anthony
and his sister, Mrs. j. B. Brooks,
both of Pittsburgh paid him a
surprise visit last week which
served as stimu.ant to his NOR
ale. 1t is expected that he will
recover sufficiently soon and re-
turn home Rev. Alb Robinson of
East Malvern accompanied rela-
tives of Rev Robert Hayman to
the hospital last Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Jacobs of Seattle
are spending their vacation here
with Mrs. Jacobs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Calhoun. They were
honored with reception Tuesday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Sanders Mrs. Lucy Rob-
inson of West Malvern returned
home Monday from Fl. Knox fol-
lowing the death of her son. Billy.
The young soldiers remains fol-
lower soon after Funeral service
had not been arranged at this
writing Mrs. Rev * Mccoy OF
West Malvern passed at her home
last Thursday Funeral was held
at First Baptist where she was an
ardent member. deaeoness and
Sunday School teacher The fun
eraI of Bro. Dennis Robinson was
conducted Sunday at Benson Fu-
neral Home Mrs c. p Barber,
! West Malvern was host u her
daughters Mary l.. Gray and Nh
Eugenia Gray JaImef, both Of
/ Chicago. who spent one night en-
a hurried trip back home from
The funeral Of their grandmother
in Paris Texas Mn and Mrs.
Decptar Williams Of s. Louas are
| visiting In thc home Of Hs and