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Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
Ell DORADO

Ellie Walker went with Fred
Bass to Camden to visit his sister
and to Sparkman to visit his
daughters ....... All members of the
Providence X of p, Lodge "a are
asked to meet at 7:30 tonight at
the hall, Glib E. & B street. The
Courts of Calanthae Lodge No
LOG will be present, o. T. LeGrand,
c. c.. Rev. David Blare closed a
six day revival at Lees Chapel
last Sunday. Is were converted.
Money raised was $4,000. Money
raised Sunday was $4,000. Rev.
Christwell, pastor John Grinble
is i'll at his home on West 5th
St. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Atkins have
as their guest his daughter, Mrs.
Hussey of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs
Ike Clark of 300 Grove st. spent
Sunday afternoon in Camden ..
Miss Earstine Dorsey will return
to Gray after visiting her parents
and sister. Lucille Dorsey, and
friends. Mrs. Savannah McElroy
and Mrs. Ollie Mae White spent
two weeks with their brother,
Mincer Ford, jr. in Los Angeles ~
Mrs. Rosie Miles. 1904 Wilson st,
has returned from Los Angeles
where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Chitman For nice ice
cold fountain drinks, sundies. and
sandwiches, try the Plaza Ball
Room. 1903 Liberty st. Fate Arm
strong, proprietor Rev. E. C..
Cutter preached last Sunday night
at First Baptist church where
Rev. 7. o. MeJunkin is pastor .
b G.. Gaines on West 5th ST. is
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
WIlMAR

Mrs. Elnora Robertson Of Chic.
ago is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Jackson Funeral
services OF Mrs. Louise NJ Ruther-
ford was held July 10th at the dis
trict headquarters building. Du-
mas Bonnie Jackson is now
working in Warren. .... The young
people of Whites will render
musical program at the Mt Tabor
Baptist church July Gath. Edward
Robertson left for Chicago Sat-
urday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Freddia Robertson. Edward
is 5 years old and singing many
songs.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
WEsSON


Rev. M W. Russ preached
wonderful sermon Sunday, July 10.
Money raised was $4850 80. Mrs,
Eta Mae Jones and children, Rosie
Mae and Elijah, Jr., from Milwau-
kee are the guests Of Mrs. Jones
aunt, Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs
Hassie Anderson was the dinner
guest of Mrs. D. J. Loggins Sun
day. July l0th......The boy scouts
of junction City were in Wesson
Friday night.....Rev M. W Russ
Deacon w, L. Roper and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W, Loggins were guests
in the home of Prof and Mrs. s.
M. Griffins at a watermelon feast
Saturday night, July 9the...Mrs
Polly Ann Brewster is visiting her
daughter in FL Dorado Mrs,
Beulah Mae ellison is i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
GurdoIl

Mrs. Mary Ellen Newman Of
Arkadelphia spent few hours
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ Jones 49,. Mrs. Frances Lewis and
Mrs. Rosie Lee Charles, Mrs. Rosa
Hayes and her aunt, Mrs. Penning-
ton of Hot Springs were visitors
here Sunday James Smith and
Depriest Campbell are ill. Rev.
A. j. Jackson OF Texarkana was a
Mt. Cannon visitor Sunday. Rev.
Jackson has been Moderator over
the southwest district for more
than so years. He was called re-
Gently to Shady Grove Baptist
church, Berne. as pastor KEY.
S. L. Lloyd delivered a wonder
full sermon at IL o'clock Sunday.
Two members were added to the
church .... Mrs. Marthy Hunter of
Pine Bluff was a visitor IN the
home TO her sister, Mrs Ida
Campbell Jessie Bonds received
SAT 90 as a donation from baseball
fans for knocking two home runs
in a recent game .... The Bell and
Campbell families will render
program Sunday at Mt. Cannan
Baptist church. James Campbell is
sponsor.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
OUACHITA
r. ID. Harrison

Frank Williams and family OF
North Carolina are visiting Bud
Williams and relatives 80. Rev. II
T. Hall OF Fordyce held his ami
versary at New Bethel Baptist
church Sunday, July 10th Miss
Elviria Harrison and children OF
Fordyce spent a Sunday afternoon
with her mother, Mrs. Beulah J.
Harrison.
Mrs. Allie Marie Amos. former
nurse of MeRae senatorium of
Alexander. is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
and her brother Little Raymond
Matlock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Matloek of Sparkman spent
-four days with her great grand
parents Mrs Beulah J. Harri-
sons foot is improved Mrs Ell
zade Harrison of Sparkman spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harrison and
family Miss Annie Mae Dawn
and family We're at the home of
Mrs. Beulah J. Harrison Sunday.
July 10th A number of people
attended the birthday supper of 7.
w. Harrison T. W. Harrison is
suffering with his right eye Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Williams ellison
are the proud parents of baby
girl Lorene, born July 18th ....
There will be no summer school
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
M EN-

The p. T. A., of the Conway CO
training school is sponsoring
Big Picnic Saturday, July %, 1890
p, M, at the community park.
Teams playing; Plummerville
Clowns and the Union Chapel
Travlers, Menifee and Mt Olive,
Menifee and Mt. Olive We're un-
able to play a tie off, Friday, July
Is. They played 13 inings- both
teams scored 3-3. There will be
plenty of refreshments. All citizens
are invited.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
AUGUSTA
q. w. Layne

The Woodruff county extension
office for colored Is now located
in the f Lindsey place. H. A,
Smith, county farm agent, Mrs M,
l.. Caldwell county home demon
stration agent, and Mrs. II Scott
are well pleased with the new
location and appreciate visitors
James Stubblefield of Little Rock
was in the city last week visiting
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Earnest Caldwell Mrs.
Drueilla Wright and children of
Fort Smith are in the city visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. II,
Scott Mrs. Arnell Davis of Los
Angeles is visiting her mother-in
law. Mrs Alice Mitehnor Mrs.
Irene Shumpeft OF Fort Smith is
visiting her mother, MRS, Ida
Bufford and friends ..... Pink Ne
polion Emmerson made a business
trip to Little Rock the past week
Miss Leila Irwin and son, Charles
Banks of Chicago visited her mo-
Their. Mrs. Annie Irwin. Mrs
Annie Sewer was on the sick list
the past week Mrs. Emma Brown
is i'll Mrs. Lille Cole is visiting
Mrs. Samantha Wilson and friends
..... Mrs. Parlee Hawkins passed
Monday night at he home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bulah Payne.
Funeral services was held Sun
day at Jacksons chapel CINE
church conducted by the pastor,
Rev. A. Logwood. Interment in
the Mason cemetery by Jackson
and sons.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22

end Sunday. Guest churches
throughout the program will be
Rice Street Baptist, Quinn Chapel,
First Baptist Granite Park. Sharon,
New Hope, st. Paul Baptist, FIRST
Baptist Sweet Home, Pilgrim
Progress, and Zion Hill Sweet
Home. Members of the program
committee are Sister jamie John
son, Vera Henson, Wilma Branch
Jessie Phillips, Ophelia Gamble,
and Sarah Sims. Mrs. Colleen Ty-
son is chairman. The public is in
vited to attend all services.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
RIxIE

Otway Shanns, jr, of Paris, Tex
as is here visiting his father, Of
way ShannS, sr and Mrs. Shanns,
Mrs. Maude Edmond is i'll .-.,
Mrs Layman Edwards and daugh-
ter, Helen are visiting relatives
and friends in independence, Kan
sas Mrs, O T. Tooke, student
at Philander Smith college, was
home for the week end Mr.. and
Mrs Vida Brown have as house
guests Mrs. Browns sister .in-law,
Mrs. Rogers Jackson and chill Gen
Of Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
Mt. Zion

The Labannah Baptist church,
Rev. d. II McFarlin pastor, has
as visitors Sunday Rev Darden,
Rev. c. L. Carroll. jr.. Miss Darer-
to McCary Of Pine Bluff, and Miss
Floreda Grundy of Little Rock =.
Installation services OF Rev. Nc
Farlin began Wednesday and vii
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
CHlDESTER
Asx. n. l.. Sackwell

Good Hope--The rally closed
Sunday. July 10, the pastor, Rev,
,Siich preached a fine sermon.
ee Henry Sackwell and Cleatis
.Box lif,ed the offering which was
@iS3s Visitors present were Prof.
A. j. Jarkson Of Bragg City, Mrs.
Anna Wilson, Mrs. Mcdaniel
Jack Lee of Camden, and Miss V,
Ester Toney of Hickory Ridge
Baptist church. A Sunday school
rally will be held Sunday spon-
soreds By the superintendent, Mar
win Robson. .,.T The Masonic lodge
Lad cornerstone at Mt Zion
Glnday. July 10th sponsored by
PrW A. J. Jackson. Those who
participated were Clenton Marks,
Mite Blake, Jessie Hollmon, Ear
nest Alexander, Mrs. Ida b. Box,
Nra sArrnmer Capous, and Mrs.
Feeble Washington. Money raised
lWas $4,000 Rev, Stith delivered the
OrrTnon james Douglas is i'll. but
seems to be improving. He Is the
hushand of Mrs. MT. Douglas.
Packer Puritoy and Miss Amandy
McNeeiey are i'll. Miss McNeeley's
sister was called from Fl, Worth.
Miss Irene Walker is in a Pres
cstt hospital. She is the daughter
az c1arenee Box and step daughter
at her. Otis Walker OF Prescott.
Mrs. Bessie L. Sackwell and Mrs.
CIeaer Sackweli motored to Pres
cot 10 visit her.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22

this year at the Sparkman colored
high school because Of two rooms
being constructed ...... Prof, S. M
Num-, teacher of Sparkman visited
the MIA boys recently Mrs.
Louise Dawn spent Sunday with
Mrs. Louis Thrower.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
PARkDAlE
Luvenia Maxwell

Miss Emma McKenny and Hen
ry Reed were married Sunday,
July l0t......M Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reed
Of Lake Providence, La. were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wenthon
Maxwell Sunday Funeral Ser
vices were held Sunday. July 10th
for Rev. Jenkins at st. Paul Bap-
fist church with Rev. c. S. Seals
in charge. Burial was in Zion
Hill cemetery.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
DIES ARC
Ella Mae Brown


Mrs. Sarah Clarke OF st, Louis
is home visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Emma Willoughby..........Van W..
Wright has enlisted in the Army
and is scheduled to leave August
LIST Robert Butlar. sr. suffered a
stroke on Friday evening His
daughter, Mrs. Valee Byrd OF
North Little Rock is visiting him.
His grandson, J. X. Butlar Of Bis
coe. also spent few days here.
The father of Mrs. Ora Butlar is
very Ill in Cotton Plant.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22

Rose, pastor, and Mrs, j, B Holli-
man, president closed successful
vacation bible school at St. Paul
Baptist church, They were as
sisted by the Missionary society
of st. Paul Baptist church and
Pleasant Hill AME. Miss Bobby
Jean Reed was given a prize for
being the best all around stu
dent,
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
DUMAS
Eugene Thomas

Dr. G. NJ Auter visited his
family in Little Rock last week
Mrs. Robert Byrd visited in Pine
Bluff Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Issae of McGehee visited
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Thomas
Sunday Mrs. Mary Braxton WIS.,
tied Mrs. Emma Payton in Lit
tie Rock Sunday Peter Hud-
speth has returned home from ST.
Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
- Six STATE PRESS Fri, July %, 1s4s

ership of Sister Hattie Turks. The
young people appeared on the pro-
gram of the Central district con-
vention which was held at the
First Baptist church, Pine Bluff
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22

i'll Wallace James Cutter is M
proving Rev, Cutter Will preaeh
at Mt. Willie Sunday wrere Rev.
c. Hildreth is pastor,
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22
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Arkansas State press., 1949-07-22

Mrs. Lille Thomas, Mrs, Sims,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Mace Marshall
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Circuit Court Upho|ds
Beer License Issuance
To Cafe in Lanham

Issuance of beer and wine IL
cense to a Lanham. md, restaurant
was upheld yesterday by Prince
Georges Circuit Court Judge Charles
C. Maroury at Upper Marlboro.
Attorneys who represented oppo-
nents of the license said Judge
Marbury's decision ended the case,
which on eight occasions has been
before either the liquor board, the
Maryland Appeal Board or the Cir
cult Court.
Thirty-three Lanham residents
had asked the court to overrule q
decision of the County Board OF
License Commissioners December
%, which granted Mrs. Doris F.
Stanclif permission to sell beer
and light wine at her restaurant.
In denying the appeal, Judge
Marbury said the issue seemed to be
whether the liquor board was arbi-
trary, acted against the public in
teresU, or acted without support of
substantial evidence. He said a pc
e1S1O41 o1Sl4C0 ny lou lCSIOCllCS WllIl1Il
a 5,000-foot radius of the restaurant
favoring issuance of the license
clearly indicated the liquor board
acted with sufficient evidence.
Opponents of the license said they
lived nearest the restaurant, while
most signers of the petition were
persons who lived in areas more dis
tant from the restaurant.
The opponents told the court
that Mrs. Stancliff's husband, John
previously had been denied a IL
cense because he deleted certain
facts from his license application.
Judge Marbury said Mrs. STAN
cliff had not attempted to conceal
this fact when she applied for the
license. He said her application
was accompanied by an agreement
with her husband giving her COM
plete control of the business, al
though he was part owner of the
property.
Judge Marbury said he would
sign an order affirming the decision
Of the Board of License Commits
Sioners.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Griffin Sentence Due
Monday in Fight Death

Bennie Lee Griffin, 36, who plead
ed guilty yesterday to a charge of
involuntary manslaughter in the
flst-fght death of an Arlington
motorist, will appear at 10 am.
Monday in Arlington Circuit Court
for imposition of sentence.
After a day-long hearing yester-
day, Judge Walter T. Mccarthy de-
ferred action in the case in which
Griffin, all Arlington automobile
mechanic, is charged with the death
OF a man almost twice his age.
The victim, Auoie S. Carroll, 65
a Ft. Myer auditor. died in Airing
ton Hospital November 9 of injuries
he suffered in a fist fight with Grit
fin the night of November S. The
fight followed a minor accident be-
tween cars driven by the two at
Wilson boulevard and North Fill
more street. Mr.. Carroll lived at
829 South Glebe road.
Griffin, who admitted striking Mr.
Carroll one time. has been at liberty
under $2,500 bond. He originally was
charged with, murder but was in
dicted for manslaughter. The COM
monwealth attorneys Office agreed to
a reduction of the charge to involun-
tary manslaughter, which may be
punished with a fine or Jail SEN
tence. The greater charge carries a
sentence of from to S years in
the penitentiary.
After Defense Attorney Oren
Lewis told the court that Griffin
wanted to take his wife and H.
month-old child to Mrs. Griffin's
mothers home in North Carolina.
Judge Mccarthy ruled he could re-
main at liberty until 10 am. Mon
day.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Annapolis Road Parking
Banned by BIadensburq

The Bladensburg Town Council
last night amended the traffic ordi-
nance to prohibit parking or stand
ing along the entire length of An
napolis road within the town limits.
The town limits extend from Peace
Cross to the new Washington -Balti-
more highway.
Parking or standing also will be
prohibited at any time within 200
feet of Annapolis road on Forty
eighth street and on Edmonston
avenue from Taylor street to An
napolis road.
Mayor Andrew F. Gasch explained
the action was taken at the request
OF the State Roads Commission.
At the next Council meeting, the
Mayor will appoint one general
supervisor of elections and two
supervisors for each of the two wards
in Bladensburg in preparation for
town elections to be held on the first
MCndav in Nav.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Gloucester Invited Trouble
In Racial Dispute, Many Believe
workshop and chemistry class equip
ieral Reassessment.

workshop and chemistry class equip
ment.
General Reassessment.
In addition to the increased tax
rate, the general reassessment,
scheduled to start this month,
probably will result in some tax
increase.
Martin A. Martin, colored, attor-
ney for "a Negroes and the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, was asked
in Richmond about the charge that
outside interests are string up a
controversy to abolish segregation
in schools.
There is absolutely no truth to
it, he said. Il can only echo what
my associate, Mr.. Hill (Oliver w
Hill, attorney and Richmond's only
colored city councilmanD, had to
say when the plaintiffs brought
this up: 1T is only a red herring
brought out to confuse the ISSUE
Last September, however, Mr.. Hill
had asserted:
What actually needs to be done
is to abolish segregation. The time
has come for responsible individ-
uals to begin preparing the people
emotionally for it. The situation
will never be solved otherwise"
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Assembly TO Probe
Denial Of Trial Rights
In Prince Georges
sv q Star Staff Cerrsspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 5.-The Sem
ate Finance Committee is planning
to summon Prince Georges County's
two trial magistrates and its State S
attorney to explain why a right
guaranteed by the State and Federal
Constitutions is prohibited in Prince
Georges.
The question arose at committee
hearing yesterday on bill to permit
defendants at magistrates hearings
to cross-examine witnesses appear
ing against them whether or not
they elect to testify in their own
behalf.
When Delegate William H. Nc
Grath, Democrat, Of Prince Georges
County, sponsor of the House.
approved bill, explained its pro-
visions, committee members con-
tended this right is guaranteed by
the Maryland and Federal Constitu-
tions.
Got Some Stubborn People.
Not in Prince Georges County"
Mr.. McGrath replied.
Probably they don't believe in
the Constitution down there" said
Chairman Della. you've really got
some stubborn people down there"
Mr.. McGrath said that because
of a county custom" he and other
attorneys have consistently been de-
MED the right to cross-examine
State witnesses unless they agreed
to let the defendants testify.
sHe said this prevents defense
lawyers from obtaining vital" in
formation about a charge before
the case is brought to trial in Cir
cult Court.
Senator Stanford Hoff, Repub-
lican, of Carroll County asked Mr..
McGrath whether he wanted the
General Assembly to pass a law
spelling out that constitutional
guarantees apply to Prince Georges
County"
Probably Necessary.
The Prince Georges County Dele
gate said that probably would be
necessary since he had been unable
to get a court ruling on the point
1t was then that Chairman Della
said the committee probably would
ask Trial Magistrates Alan Bowie
and Arthur P. Owens, and States
Attorney A. Gwynn Bowie to ap-
pear before the committee and ex-
plain the custom" He added the
committee also would seek ruling
from Attorney General Hall Ham
mond.
This thing should be broken up"
Senator Della commented.
We'll either pass the bill or
bring them up here and teach them
a little law"
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Two Flyers Who Fled Russia
Get Wish, Begin Virginia Tour

1t. Peter Afanasevich Pirigov and
1t. Anatole Porferevich Barsov, once
of the Russian Air Force, were
on their tour of Virginia today.
Some so photographers, reporters
and newsreel cameramen-plus Vir-
ginia Chamber of Commerce off,
cials-were on hand to greet the
nervous flyers, when the military
air transport Constellation, which
carried them from Germany, landed
at National Airport.
The Russians fed their country in
q borrowed plane, landing in the
American zone in Germany. They
expressed wish to see Virginia,
after hearing a description of the
State on a Voice of America
program.
When the Virginia State Chamber
heard about this natural" it got
busy.
Startled by Reception.
So, Its. Pirogov and Barsov got
their trip to America. They landed
first at the Westover Air Force
Base in Massachusetts,, then flew
on down to Washington yesterday
1t. Pirogov, who is q and former
professor of Russian literature, did
most of the talking al. press con-
ference which followed their arrival
here. He made the same speech
made at Westover, in Russian, which
his translator paraphased as fol-
lows:
The American Communist, in
stead of making noise here, should
so to Soviet Russia for a month
When he returns we are sure he will
leave the Communist Party or stop
the noise
In English, 1t. Pirogov concluded: !:
Now I am very glad to arrive in
America"
1t. Barsov, 81, automotive en-
gineer, said he wants to settle on a
farm here some day.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Two Churches in Arlington
To Broadcast Services

Two Arlington churches will
broadcast their II am. services to-
morrow, the Rev. Glendale Burton,
director of the Arlington Church of
the air announced.
The Rev. F. N. Bradley, First
Church of the Nazarene, Twenty
first and North Troy streets, will
broadcast on Station WARL, and
the Rev. Hedley j. Williams. St.
Georges Episcopal Church, 908
North Nelson street. on Station
WEAM.
Daily devotions next week will be
led by Mr.. Bradley from 8:45 to
8 am. on Station WARL, and by the
Rev. Len F. Stevens, Arlington Bap-
tist Church, from 1915 to 10:30
am. on Station WEAM.
The Church of the Air is spon-
sored by the Arlington Ministerial
Union.
Evening star., 1949-02-05

At a press conference later, some
one asked what would happen to an
American flyer who landed in
Russia.
1t. Pirogov, through the trans
lator, said the flyer would find him.
self we'll treated. Everything would
be wonderful, and a great prop
aganda noise" would be created
around him.
The Russians, through their in
terpreter, told reporters there is no
organized underground in Russia
except in the Ukraine.
Asked why there is no resistance
lumored in Russia proper, 1t. PRO-
gov said:
1T is impossible. Everybody is
spying on everybody else, and you
must spy yourself to save your own
skin"
Tuck Greets Flyers.
Gov. Tuck greeted the flyers
after their arrival in Richmond,
where they went later last night.
He said America would always "wel-
come converts" He said he eX-
tended them a welcome as a citizen
of the Commonwealth.
Today the Russians will see the
sights of Richmond, 60 to the Nat
ural Bridge, see their first college
basket ball game at Lexington,
where Washington and Lee Uni
versity plays the University of
Maryland, and spend the night in
Roanoke.
Tomorrow's schedule includes
sightseeing in Lynchburg, lunch at
Sweet Briar College and the night
at Virginia Beach. During the rest
of next week they will tour most of
the State, seeing Norfolk, Newport
News, Williamsburg, Charlottes-
vile, Monticello, Staunton, Har-
risonburg, Luray, the Skyline Drive,
Warrenton and Fredericksburg.
They then will return to Washing
ton on Th,1redov
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Washington Air Cadet
Dies in JET Plane Crash
Star Stoff Correspondsn,
By the Associated prsss

WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE,
Ariz., Feb. salvation Cadet Rich
ard M. Graham, jr., %, of Washing
ton, D. c., was killed yesterday wheff
his F-80 jet plane crashed near Pay
son, about 80 miles northeast of here.
Cadet Graham was on a routine
training flight when he crashed.
His father is the Rev. Richard M.
Graham, ST., Air Force chaplain at
Albrook Field, Panama Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1949-02-05
Cub Scouts to Attend Service

In celebration of Boy Scout Week
next week, Cub Pack lis of St.
Mary's Episcopal Church in Arling-
ton will attend junior church serv-
ices at $50 an. tomorrow in the
church. The packs annual exhibit
of handiwork will be displayed a
week beginning today at the Glebe
Appliance Co., Lee Highway and
Glebe road.