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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Beth Israel
Mems S Club
Is Organized
Page Two
May II. 1S49

A Beth Israel Mems Club or
ganization meeting was scheduled
for Thursday, May 26, at Temple
Beth Israel.
Mr.. S. Herbert Kaufman of
Harrisburg, Pa, president of the
National Federation of Temple
Brotherhoods, discussed the ideals
and detectives of a Temple mems
club.
Allen Rosenberg will act as
temporary chairman of the organi-
zation. The following members
make up the temporary committee:
Stanley Sugarman, DIR. Joseph
Ehrlich, Marvin Koolish, DR.. Ben
Herzberg, Philip COPELAND, Harry
Rabenowitz, Allan Gerber, Stanley
Lang, Jerry Goldstein, DR.. John
Kruglick, Morton Kleinberg and
Eli Gorodezky.
The men joining the Temple
Mems Club at its inception will
become charter members.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
PeorIsfien Gives Books

J. S. Pearlstien, outgoing execu-
tive director of the Phoenix Jew
ish Community Council, has do
mated a portion of his personal Ii
brary to Brandeis University at
Waltham, Mass. A. L. Sachar,
president of the school, said in
acknowledging the gift that the
books would be very valuable in
helping Brandeis meet "accredita-
ton standards"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Israel Consul

Continued from Page u
importation of Jews to Palestine.
In 1916 he was one of four MEM
bers of the first Haganah mission
to the U. S. In 1948 he toured
the U. S. in support of the UJA.
With the creation of Israel,
Dafni was named representative
of the Defense Ministry within the
Israeli Office of Information, with
headquarters in New York. Last
September he was named consul.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

CARY GRANT Eyes, he's Jew
ish) is delaying his return to
20th's 'I Was Male War Bride"
only because of studio insistence.
A victim of jaundice suffered
while the company was on location
in England, Cary wanted to re-
sumo his screen chores immedi-
ately on his return. However,
studio executives felt that he had
not recovered entirely from his
illness, and decided that it was
better to postpone the production
for a while.
Despite his condition, Grant
took the position that he had
never, in all his professional
career, been responsible for hold
ing up a picture, and that he did
not want to do so in this instance.
Il =
HEAR FROM London that
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27

HEAR FROM London that
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Hebrew Mems Club
Plans Fete to Raise
Funds for UJA Pledge

The Hebrew Mems Club plans a
Mems Night Out on June z at 8
D. m. at the Beth Ell Building, 4th
and Fillmore Streets.
Joe Gross, president, said it will
be a card and games night for men
only. All members and their
friends are invited to attend.
There will be no admission charge.
AL Whitefield will be in charge
of arrangements. The proceeds will
go to the United Jewish Appeal as
a portion of the Hebrew Mems
Club pledge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-05-27
Our Film Folk
By Leon Gutterman
Copyright, 1949, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

Agency, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD = With Milton
Berle's film box office power ex-
pected to boom via his top tele-
vision rating on MICS "Texaco
Star Theatre" Film Producer
George Jessel wants to star the
comic in "Moon Over the Cat
skills," one of his up-and-coming
goth Century-Fox productions.
"Moon" is the saga of the
borscht belt summer circuit which
was a takeoff point for numerous
top show business names today.
George plans to spot several of
the borscht-spawned performers in
the film.
Berle's previous Hollywood ven-
lures before video had disappoint-
ing results. Incidentally, he was
tied to the same studio, goth.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
ATKINS =
NeKintlra Fletcher

Sunday school was well attend
ed at Pilgrim Rest Baptist church,
No. 2. Lesson was reviewed by p,
p. Evans The midsummer raj
ly was successful Money raised
was $3.50 90. .McKindra Fletcher
has returned from his vacation
trip Mr.. and Mrs. D Williams
have as guests their two sons from
Kansas City G. S, Hampton has
built brick hause The daugh-
ter and grandson son of Mr. and
Mrs. II. S. Cunningham are visit
ing them from Atkinson, Kansas.
The All club has ordered uni
forms.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

Spencer, Frank Blunt and Jesse
Brewer made a business trip to
Pine Bluff Friday night..s,.Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Jones OF Arkansas City
visited Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Nc
Craw Sunday Mrs, Mary Z. Hud-
speth has returned from st. Louns.
Friends and relatives of De-
troit, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, War
rem, Monticello, and Wilmar were
here for the funerals of Mrs. Louise
NJ, Rutherford and James Holden.
Mr., and Mrs McKinly Moore
of Little Rock visited his father,
w. S, Moore and sister, Mrs, P. M.
Hardin. Please give news to the
news boy
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

ed $l.50. Amount raised in the
board meeting was $43.23 Miss
Eleester Beard, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Andrews, was married
July End at $3.50 to Lee Henry
Sackwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
b. Sackwell- .....T The Missionary
women gave a picnic the 4th of
July at the church. A Missionary
rally was held at Rocky Hill
church Sunday, July 3rd, spon-
sored by the president, Mrs. Cen
eva Robinson Good Hope Mission
airy women were present with
them in the program -. Mrs. NJ.
I. Douglas, Mrs. Bessie Lee Sack
well, Mrs. Lydia Toney. Mrs. Eff
file Walker, Mrs. Matte Curtis.
Mrs. Georgia Sackwell, Mrs. Swim
Box took part on the program.
Money raised was s24O3. Rev.
Grisby is pastor ...C Correction: A
mount raised in DR.. Andrews
Quarterly conference June IL was
$4,000 instead of 1925 Cpl. S.
Gulley was home with his mo-
Their recently Pvt Hoover Gull
ley and Hills Gully are home Wis
iting their mother Hills Gulley is
from Chicago Mrs. Homie Gul-
ley is home from Illinois with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Muir
ply.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
PRESS Fri, July IS, 1s49
R | 4 | 5

"'gomery of Lynn and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Chumpof Corona
N, Y. spent Friday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Yancy Montgomery
where q of the Montgomeryrel-
atives gathered for a fish fry. Mr.
montgomery spent the night in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. SAVOY
Montgomery, the Crumps with Mr.
and Mrs. Lacy Cravens. While here
they visited in the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Conway Mecurn. Yves.
ley Hill of Hoxie also enioyed
the fish Prof. A. M. Miller
spent a few hours at home on the
weekend from summer school at
AM K N college. Mrs. Nora l.,
Wesley spent the week end at
nome from AM & N college on
Sunday. She and Mr.. Wesley went
10 Lacrosse. Mrs. Wesley re-
turned to Pine Bluff Tuesday
Miss Rose Marie McSpadden. who
was crowned Miss Townsend
Park at Pine Bluff is the talented
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie MeSpadden of Batesville
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
MCGEHEE

Mr., and Mrs. Detroit Fielder OF
Little Rock and their sister Of
Pine Bluff, their parents of Tillar
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Glovers Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Henderson, Mrs. Leila
Grimes and Lester Lee Coleman
ill Mrs. Gardenia White, Mrs.
Rosie Lee White, and Rev. White
of Monroe, La visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex White recently. Mrs. A. B.
jackson spent the week end in
Monroe visiting her daughter and
son-in-laW.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

Butlar Maurice Butlar and R.
L. Ford of Pine Bluff were visi-
tors the 4th OF July. Miss Julia
Valentine of Beebe is home spend
ing her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. J. N. Qualls Mrs. Helen
Jackson and daughter, Gloria B.
have returned home Mrs. Blan-
che Williams of North Little Rock
spent the week end with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ophelia Clayborn.... Hen
ry Halloman of North Little Rock
visited his sister. Marish Hill l..
Amos Johnson is visiting his sis.
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. anc
Mrs James Matte.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

Bonnie Jackson made a trip to
Louisiana where they. rendered a
musical program, and returned
Sunday night.The juniors of the
Mt Tabor Baptist church will sing
at the Mt Zion Baptist church.
Little Rock, July II. Rev. F. T.
Guy is pastor Buses will leave
Wilmar at 400 a. m. Sunday.
Miss Eddia Mae Gordon left Satur-
day to visit her father in Detroit.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

Jensen were guests of Mrs. Jen-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Griffin Mrs. Blanche Cooksey
Vera and Willie Moore, Mary
Johnson, Prof. and Mrs. S. M.
Griffin, N. E. Griffin, and Ollie
Griffin went to Beulah Grove
Sunday 10 the anniversary L.
W Loggins and Jimmie Lee john
son of Pine Bluff spent July 4th
with Mrs. Dollie LogginS here.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
1eWiit


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nsS. E W. Taylor. pastor of the
fsxsS Baptist church, conducted
sHrsHes Sunday Baptizing was
sanls Sunday afternoon with Rev.
"a a. erunson in charge Miss
ikAsas Of AN & N college, Miss
1srSun Of Booker Morris college
saaaA Miss Smith were baptized
IN -1al's Christian association
,s1ot Monday with President Striv.
<sas n charge They pledged to
ssNntinue the school fight The
me Sunday school convention will
- saeia al the Lone Star Baptist
'4sfsmch, Tfehnor Jessie Jackson
0r. and Mrs Johnnie L. Day, Mr.
ard Mrs. Amos jackson. and
George McGhee visited the home
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
AUGUSTA
q. W. Layne

Mr.. and Mrs. johnny B. Artti
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gland o
st Louis are visiting in the HON,
OF Mr., and Mrs, Holiday o. r
Einmerson of Earl Is visiting hi,
brother and family and other rel
istges Miss Earnestine Norman
psSsed Saturday. She leaves I,
2oorn her one sister, one brother
enc daughter, and a sister-in-law
Funeral service was held at ST
Luke church conducted by Rev
Ainton. lnternment in the Masor
Cemetery by Home and Compan,
!tesneral directors Mrs. Lee Ell
~ Mcclendon is visiting her par.
&sS Mr., and Mrs. Anthony Seats
Mrs Minnie Collier and two
Ssuns u a-itle Rock spent tho
ssswth visiting her parents, Mr.
~d Mrs Douglas Sewer. Mis-,
Levellyn Fuller and grandmother
IA Ida Bufford spent their vaca,
fosa ia lnkster, Michigan visiting
Ina Clyde B. Fuller They havd
fxeerned and Miss Fuller will END
eEnmmer school at Carver highl
Eddie Lee Reed is in the citY
visiting her parents. He is station
ed at Fort Sill. Okla ......... Mr.. and
0ra Wilson Mitchell of Hattis-
sousx. Miss. visited in the home od
Ut. and Mrs. Calvin Black the|
p~k week Mrs. Winnie McCoy|
scanned her daughter in Parkin the|
psat week R. Robinson at
'knded the quarterly conferencel
q Nensett last Saturday and SUM
Ay.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
PARkDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Ed Robinson died suddenly at
his home July 4th....~Andrew Vau-
ghn has returned from Lake VIII
age hospital where he has been
under treatment for a broken foot.
Mrs. f. L. Brown was called to
Milwaukee to be at the bedside Of
her brother who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leandrew Davis OF
Kansas City is visiting Mr.. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Da-
Wis jr...oMrs. Maize Henderson re-
TUNED from Little Rock recent
ly where she has been visiting
her daughter-...Mrs. Claud Wash
ington visited Mrs. Betty Jean
Maxwell Sunday......,.Miss Irene
Maxwell left Sunday for Pine
Bluff where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Y. A. Aldridge.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
OUMf
Eugene Thomas

Mr.. and Mrs Ely Gillion. jr Of
Kansas City visited Ely Gillion,
ST. and Rose Floyd Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Wilburn of Pine Bluff visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Rosie Floyd .Jer-
ry McGrew and General Themes
attended the water carnival in
Lake Village on the 4th.... Booker
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
Oes Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Rev. A M. jefferson of Little
Rock preached at Fellowship Bap-
fist church Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
r NJ Williams spent the fourth
here......Miss Mae Elizabeth Brown
is home from New York visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ode Brown. Mrs.
Lillian Loving and children, Bill
and Janice Of Little Rock are
here Mrs. Lorene DAN
lei visited her mother Mrs. Ora
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

for the E. B. Garrett co, is now
with the Parker Music CO., 2l3
North Washington, dealers in
Home appliances, and = ties his
many friends to come inV I'd see
him.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

A towering, talking figure OF
Pau Bunyan, legendary north
woods hero-giant, will be the GEN.
trail theme of the Chicago and
North Western railway exhibit at
the Railroad Fair in Chicago
tdhis summer. He'll be % feet
hiph
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
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states, lis belied by our increasing
strength in that region Nothing
that of the 223 new NAACP units
chartered in 1913, many were in
the deep South, the report indi-
Gates that "a substantial part" OF
the Associations membership Is
now located in that area land is
making rapid advances under able
southern leadership
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
wiInlar

Sunday, July 3rd, Misses Hell
en- Jackson. Norma Gene Thur
man, Arlene Jackson, Norma Gene
Luckett, Mrs. Della Eatmon, James
Riley, Warenge G.. Ragland. and
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
TEXARkANA

Mrs. D. f. Kennedy of $40 Ash
st. died June 18th. Funeral SER
vices was held Saturday, July 2nd.
at Canaan Baptist church, Rev.
j, II Wilbert, pastor. One cousin
Mrs. V. A. Terrell Of Dallas, sur
Vives.....Rev J. A. johnson preach
ed at Hall Memorial Methodist
church Sunday morning. Rev. C.
u. Tillman is pastor OF Hill Me-
morial.~.,,Mrs. Jane Jackson OF the
College Hill community died Sat-
urday, July End. Surviving are a
husband, Tom Jackson; son, Hen
ry Nelson of Flint, Michigan. and
a granddaughter, Octavia Nelson
OF Flint.
Mrs. Lou Maxwell, the mother OF
Lee Maxwell, one of the Oldest
persons of the city died at the
home of her daughter at Hope and
was buried Tuesday with the Good
Samaritan Honors.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
SPARKMAN
+. II Harrison

Mrs. Beulah J. Harrison of Qua
chita is suffering with her left
foot which is badly injured Mrs
Laura Harrison and Mrs. Marbee
Hall of Manning visited Mrs.
Josephine Harrison and other rel
atives.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
W6SSON

V. l.. Davis, Mrs. L. y. jenkins,
Irene Williams, Rev. w. L. Brown
ing and daughters, Ruth and Dor
thy Jean, and Mrs. D. J. Loggins
attended the singing at Mt. Olive
June 90. Rev. and Mrs. C. p
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

'tIeD ON RETURN-Miss Kate Slavery of New York City
ens to Taadga college to celebrate the 5Oh anniversary of
Ter graduation Miss Savery the daughter William Slavery
or whom the college library is named and original
trustees and ncoporaors of the college, The picture shows
PRESIDENT Bethel presenting flowers Slavery for the
Alumni association the Alumni dinner Miss Sayery also re-
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15
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II. l., SackweII

Good Hope-Official board was
held at Good Hope AME church
Monday night, June 9th with the
pastor, Rev. T. M. Stith. All mem.
bers made nice reports, Mrs. Lydia
Toney was made queen and receiv-
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

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Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

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TIE PLANT

Out-of-town relatives who at
tended funeral services of Mrs.
Jim Hill were Leon, sr., Leon, jr.,
Indiana Baceus, and Minnie Sing
Teton of Chicago, and Sarah Johns
of Milwaukee.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-15

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The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06
Wednesday. April 6. l949

Russia and the western powers raised the curtain on the United Nations assembly in New York to- day by Squaring off for debate over communist treatment of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty and other churchmen behind the iron cur tain. The fight may serve as a pre- Jude to the expected eaSt-West tilt over the neWly-signed North At lantic pact.
 Russia's No. 1 deputy foreign minister Andrei A. Gromyko fail ed to launch his expected blast at the pact at yesterdays opening session of the assembly. Most dele gates, however, feel sure he is pre- pairing an attack.
 In Washington the United States Britain and France are trying to iron out their differences over three-power control of Western Germany.
 In the next few days secretary of state Acheson, British foreign secretary Bevin and French for eign minister Schumann will try to reach basic agreements which they can pass on to subordinates in London.
 Meantime Gen. Omar Bradley's call for common defense" of Western Europe's borders spurred fresh Senate demands for estim- ates on the cost of rearming North Atlantic nations.
 In Grafenwoehr, Germany, Gen. LuciuS D. Clay told American troops in an Army Day speech that the United States is pledged to prevent any aggression against Western Europe 'by force if neces- sary."
 The American commander said Americas entrance into the Allan
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06
FLEMISH KNOT READIED TO SAIL NEXT SUNDAY

SEATTLE, (P) - The Alaska Steamship company Motorship Flemish Knot is being recommis- stoned today to help meet the sea- sonal tonnage requirements of the Alaska trade, Admiral F. A. Zeus- Ter, executive assistant to the pres ident of the company, announced
 It has been laid up in the com pany yards at Houghton since Jan uary '. It is scheduled to sail April 10 for Ketchikan, Yakutat, Cordova, Orca, Snug Harbor, Sel- dovia, Portiock, Seward mad Val dez. Captain Albert C. Meyer has been named master.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06
lnternatiOn'l News At A Glance ---
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Confined from Page One) arms aid program, costing close to $2,0O0,O0O,OOO.
 2. Discussion among the l2 sig natory powers on organization of a council and defense committee to unify the defenses of the non- communist western world under the alliance.
 The Senate also plodded toward a vote on the S5,58O,0O0,OO0 Euro pean recovery program. Lengthy debate is expected on the aid mea- sure.
 The Bulgarian communist party announced in Sofia today the oust- ing of Traicho KostoV as deputy premier and member of the polit- burO-the No. communist party group in the land. KoStov was accused of intrigue and double dealing to cause trou- ble with Soviet Russia and at home.
 The official Yugoslav news agency, Tanjug, in a broadcast heard in London said 300 state and communist party leaders have been arrested in Bulgaria on spy charges. It said Kostov is involv- ed in the case.
 Tass, the Soviet news agency reported in London that Russia has protested that the western powers broke a Big Four agree ment by making changes in the frontiers of Western Germany. In Tel Aviv the Israeli govern ment won a vote of confidence last night after stormy five-hoU debate on the armistice agreement with Trans-Jordan. The parlia- ment also voted to ratify the arm istice
 The Greek defense coordination council met in Athens today to consider charges that AlbanianS are aiding communist rebels in a fierce battle with Greek national is's in the GrammOS mountains.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06
Wednesday. April s. ls4s

tic alliance committed her to help maintain peace.
 A Chinese communist broadcast heard in shanghai today demand ed the immediate surrender of the Ranking government. The broad cast came a short time after au- thoritative sources said the com munists had handed the govern ment an ultimatum demanding virtual surrender.
 Informants said the ultimatum was handed to acting president Ii Tsung-Jen by two communist rep resentatives.
 At Athens the Greek rebel radio broadcast that guerrilla forces have recaptured the mountainous western Grammos area, but the nationalist government insisted the Greek army has the upper hand.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06

Each U. s. citizen supports be- tween one and two ts."-Public Health Service report.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-06

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