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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Ask any farmer. The seed corn, the
corn he'll use to plant next years crop,
is the most important thing he raises.
Not only this, he saves for seed the
most perfect ears he has. For he realizes
that only in this way can he improve the
quality and abundance of his yield. He'd
never turn his seed corn into mullins,
however much he liked mullins.
a company such as ours saves seed
corn, too. Our profits are our seed corn.
From our profits. after taxes, we take
major part and plan for our future expan-
zion. This seed corn or profits" quickly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
/. JUNIORS WIN

Port Clinton Junior Downtown
Coaches baseball team defeated
the Superior Clinics in Sandusky,
Sunday afternoon, a to 0. Sam
Rosiar was the winning pitcher
while Bud Sharp hurled for San
dusky. Despite the score, each
team made only one hit. Errors
and walks proved costly to San
dusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
TO ENTER TOURNEY

Port Clinton Squaws, girls
softball team, will compete in the
Independent girls softball tourna-
ment to be played in Sandusky
during August. Manager Joe
Krafcik and Miss Pearl Pelyhe
attended tournament meeting
held in the lab Clubhouse in that
city Tuesday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Traffic Accidents just don't hap
pen-They are caused! The Ohio
Chiefs of Police Association and
State Highway Patrol urges you
to check up on your driving prac-
tice. Have your car checked to-
day by your Local Police or State
Highway Patrol. Check-Up, Wise
Up-Fix up--Before You Smash
Up!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
RESIGNS POST

Herb Miesle has resigned as
manager of the Elmore bowling
alleys and is now the proprietor
of the West End Carry Out Store
in Fremont. Miesle is a member
of Swan Cleaners bowling team of
Port Clinton
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Boss: "Well, did you read the
letter l sent you?''
Office Boy: Eyes sir, l read it
inside and outside. On the in
side it said You are fred but
on the outside it said, Return in
five days. SO here | am"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
81. PAU SocIALS

Miss Thclma Miller. SST Lyle.
hart Ave. gave q party Saturday
night, Jan. -, at the home 81 her
aunt. Mira Beatrice Boyd. for Al.
trpd Henson. Sls n. nalr, in cole
bration Of his birthday, Guests
present were Arlene Allison, bud.
ny Winfield, Ihman Johnson. Ers
ma Carter. Emily Clark. Rosa
nond Miller. Patricia Foster, Syl-
VIA BOOKER, Helen Mitchell Don
AID Lewis, -, Hill Homer Wilson,
Minerva Saunders, Ethel Man
ling. YVOnne Crushon, Dolores
Walker and W, l.. Hapty,
The WomcR met Friday, Jan. ~
At the home of Mrs Melvin Bu'
ford, hlT W. Central Ave, Various
activities were discussed which
Included square dance lessons un'
ioT the auapicrs of the Hallie q,
drown. A birthday gift was pre-
.cnted to Mrs. James Smith from
the members. The Women viii
meet Friday, February Z at the
home Of Mrs, William Mass.e, e32
iglchaTt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS SoeIALS

Mr.. and MsR. J. w. Ward were
guests Of Mr., and Mrs John Max
well. 5000 10th Ave. 30 for din.
ner Friday. January ~,
a seven pound four ounce baby
boy was born 10 Mi and Mrs.
Curtis Russell. st Paul. early
Sunday morning nj 81 JoSoph's
Hospital The pRtornRl grand.
mother Ia Mrs, barbara Warren,
II Faul. and the maternal grand.
parents arc MIR and Mrs Spencer
McncAl, Dos Bryant Ave No,
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence MCC0S,
$40 Bryant Ave No, aru parents
~ baby gtn weighing nine
pounds sevcn ounces Tho baby
was born Thursday, January 40
al FAirNicw Hospital Mrs Nc
Coy and daughter are home and
doing fine.
The DonfoTJourca Club met on
Thursday. January n al the home
Of June Williams. 900 Emerson
Ave No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

ard Howell. Stanley Williams and
Ronnie Bradshaw. lone received q
lovely birthstone ring along with
other nice presents
The Urban League Auxiliary
met Monday January ~ At the
home of Mrs. Fern Helm. A009
Firth Ave. So. The meeting was
well attended. Plans were made
for the interracial tea 20 be held
at 81. Marks Cathedral. Sunday.
February Is,
The 4. Y. d. p. Club met Tues
day night Jan. IS. at the home Of
Mrs Floyd Poole, 3032 Fourth
Ave. So. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Harold Walker; second,
Mrs John Sayies who was a
PROXY for Mrs. Ben CAssiuS, and
third prize by Mrs, Samuel Har-
riS- The next meeting viii be at
the home Of Mrs. Leila Thomas.
1900 Portland Ave. So.
Ronald STANLEY James Wagner,
little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Wagner, S3s Z. Ssth St, was bAp-
tiEed in St Peters Church by Rev
II. c, Boyd Sunday. January %.
Leon BIIes Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Biies. 1905 So. Sixth
St, has been III at the Veterans
Hospital with rheumatic fever for
the past two weeks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

where has smile but small audience
there people who found quite quite
I've noticed this misplaced Of humor commonplace
these I've heart
frequently It's provincial and better suited Saturday
afternoon a u kid matinee
When picture probably that
by = portion " the audience.
TITS Nun 10 too significant and tragic for
when De HaNlandS Interpretation
subtle rule Certainly
any loud CacknnEa % kCr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ChAA. Curry. $3.50
Fifth Ave. s.. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter CArlottA
Curry Herndron to Mr.. Daniel
WEIGH Tuesday. January IS at
Northwood. Iowa
A baby girl was born at Gen.
eral Hospital TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Reed. $40 Bryant Ave. N
The Jolly sixteen Club met on
Thursday. January q at the home
Of Mrs. Minnie Rhodes, SS24 Fifth
Ave. So.
A get-together in the form Of q
Bop Hop" was held at the home
Of lone Roach Saturday night,
January %. lone was celebrating
her sixteenth birthday. The guests
at the get-together were: Dorothy
StovaIl. Mary Esther Young. Ad-
rtenne and Barbara Merrill. LeolA
jackson, Hazel Underwood. La
verne Noble. Earring Kyle. Connie
and Kathryn Chivers. Alvira Gas
kins, Maurice MAckey. Carl and
Harlan Russell, Ollie Ray, Rich
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

birthday uTsettnKs feh~ i~-MlRa
Martha NAY, ass Fourth Ave. ~
FsH Alice Cook. aiup seth Ave.
40, n0rdun nTAhgsE BeRt Fourth
Ave. 4, Clarence Palmer, AAo Tshth
Ave No Alice MorEAn shat Fitlh
Ave. So ArH, " " Ice lr,, peat
ulaomtnRtpn Ave Fsh s--wNTthy
ruTnrr nae EmeTSon Ave No
uSH WAtficid, ipb l., Rdais Ave.
No FSb "a /. Adama ana n,
l6th 81 Me y a Powell, gAtp
lAko l1a'p Mrs y, n, faTnsll, sbtp
i,Aks rIa,e, MIW. CyldlA datps, aSIl
smelling Ave So Fsb 9 stafford
Lott, S0s Aldrich Ave No Mafy
south. gsGS r1Uh Ave. 10 Fsh q -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
ALSO MOST SERIOUS
SINCE THE WARS END


Ous f0
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28


note OF retributon for the criminal villain.
suppose this justines the blood dripping over the
rest OF the pages.
There Oae book that especially Intrigued me.
u Was called "Sun Girl the Mysterious Beauty"
The frOnt cover page showed Lana Turner hlondr
With Jane Russell upper chassis and Betty orahlc
gains. sHsPcndihE herSclf from . rOPe In nald-aiT
while Hhe fiouriMhed deadly booking pistol I'm
nearby offIcc building, blue coated mlnioRa Of the
law lcancd precautionary out OF the wiadowS while
they fired At . couple % characters shooting n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

Mrs. J u. Freeman. he Royalstoh
Ave No, Feh, t~--RaTi W, Bowman,
a3kA Fitth Ave, =; Melvin l. Ham.
mend, a7u CitRt0n Ave, Rev, A y,
Martin. sSat ruth Ave, So AsRals
AllpN. sgpl tIfth Ave, So. Mrs Al
lsn~ Neat TOE NylAhd Ave, n Mira,
FASs Ormca, sSoA iath Ave So
Out.pf,tsNn Ureeilaus, Fsh, l.
Aaron shauntse, EVanatOn, IN. /,
Mrs tLliah AcuaVnek, san Fran
etsro. CAN'T, Esh --. ". u VII
ltan,s, Chicago, III, Feh t--Clttferd
y EnHUT, AustiH, Minh.y FEB. ~~
Matthew Mirree, 81 Paul, Web, -
staclAiT lsaWIA Wtlilamst0Wn AAAa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Marrienne Curry daughter Of Mr. and Mrs ChaS.
Curry 1886 Fifth Ave &c. pleasantly surprised by group
OF friends Saturday afternoon her 18th birthday The after
noon was spent playing Prizes by Harriet
Bowman lone Roach and Connie Turner birthday luncheon
served Marenne the recipient Of many beautiful
Oifta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
WAY S35|fl
-. DY neil DODS0n RUSSELL

last Saturday reading and anaSing the stack
collected cndlease the
nghhorhod There usual Roy Rogers and Dick Tracy
volumes ned with
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Padding Of Accounts
Charged al Hearing
On Phone Rate Rise
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-An at
torney for the State yesterday
asked questions intended to show
that the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. pads its accounts
to increase the basis for its rates.
Under State law, the utility is
entitled to rates which will earn
q reasonable profit on It's invested
capital.
The questions were asked at a
Public Service Commission hear
ing on Chesapeake & Potomac's
application for permanent rates
which would increase telephone
bills throughout Maryland.
Richard w. Case. special coun-
Gel for the State, put the queries
to r. w. Niche, vice president of
the company.
Quizzed on Interest Rate.
When C&P has a new build
ing under construction, Mr.. Case
wanted to know. how does it hap
pen that interest on the money to
build 1t is capitalized on the books
at 5 per cent? Doesn't the C&P
get all such money from its par
ent, the American Telephone g.
Telegraph Co.. and isn't the rate
2A per cent?
Mr.. Niche replied that 5 per
cent capitalization is generally
considered reasonable.
Mr.. Case suggested the system
serves to increase the companys
base tor rate making purposes.
In 1948. he said the telephone
company did $8.010.O00 worth of
building and capitalized the in
terest on its books at $433 ,007.
This, Mr.. Case charged, was 180
per cent more than the money
actually cost.
Mr.. Niche testified that the
C&P owes the AT&T $27,700,00O
for loans to expand facilities and
improve service. In September of
1948. he testified, it was $685.
$4,000.
Advertising Expenditures.
Mr.. Case also asked Mr.. Niche
about the company's advertising
expenditures in recent months.
They increased, Mr.. Case said,
about II per cent in the seven
months up to last May, as COM
pared with the previous year. In
those seven months, he showed,
It averaged $4,000 a month. Be-
Evening star., 1949-11-09
'MurieI Lester, British
Writer, to Speak

Miss Muriel Lester, British pa
ciflst and writer, who Is travel
ing secretary for the International
Fellowship of Reconciliation, will
give two addresses on Religious
Resources for Peace" tomorrow in
the Friends Meeting House, 211l
Florida avenue NV.
Miss Lester, whose appearance
in the country is being sponsored
by the American Friends Service
Committee will tell of her Friend
ship with the late Mohandas
Gandhi at dinner meeting at
6 pm. in the downstairs dining
room of the house. At 8 pm. she
will speak on THE Church, the
Hope of the World" in the meet
ing room. This talk will be open
to the general public.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
fore that the average was
S12 600

1oIc tIldt ule average wal
$4,000.
Mr.. Niche said this reflected
merely the company's return te
It's prewar level of advertising.
Wasn't much of the advertising
made up of arguments in favor
Of the higher rates, Mr.. Case
asked.
Mr.. Niche said it is so-"the
company feels obligated to keer
the public informed on signifl-
cant developments"
1t did not increase the amount
of money the company would
have spent for advertising, Mr.
Niche said.
Estimates CHALLENGED.
Mr.. Case also cross-examined
A. L. Lanigan. assistant vice
president Of Chesapeake and Po-
tomac, about his estimates o1
what it would cost to reproduce
the company's facilities. Mr.. Case
challenged the methods used ir
making these estimates.
The hearing will be recessed
until January 8. Then the City
Of Baltimore, the State, half a
dozen Baltimore department
stores. and other groups opposing
the rate increase will present
their case to the PSC.
If the company gets its request
telephone bills in Maryland will
go up about 100000 a year
The permanent rates would be
about $6,000,000 a year more than
the present ones. but since last
spring the company has been
using temporary rates which add
ed about $4,000.000 a year on an
annual basis.
1t posted a bond to guarantee
rebates should the PSC decide
1t is not entitled to the tempo
rary or higher permanent rates
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Alumni to Give Smoker

Municipal Court Judge Frank
H. Myers will be the guest of
honor at a smoker given by the
Beta Theta Pi Alumni Association
OF Washington from 5 to 7 pm.
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

Cotton knit shirts, fully cut for comfort.
$Ixss 36 to ~.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
ISISTEIGE SPORTO KLUBAS

Stu metu rugsejo menuo tik-
raj daug atnese Clevelando lie
tuviu kulturiniam gyvenimui:
atsirado lietuviska radio va
landele, pradejo organizuotis vi
sas Clevelando lietuviskas or
ganizacijas apjungias Kulturos
Fondo skyrius, o pereita SEX
madieni ir sportininkai susibu-
re j sporto kluba, kuri pakriks-
tito ''ZaibO" vardu.
zaibiecia tue tarpu pasiskirs-
tie j iris sekcijas: kamuolio zai-
dimu, teniso ir sachmatu =
saskiu. Artimiausiu laiku klu-
bas numato suorganizouti krep-
sinio ir stale teniso komandas
ir parungtyniauti su Clevelando
sportininkais.
! klubo valdyba isrinkti: Wy
tautas Januskis, Stefanija Juod-
valkyte ir Jaunutis Nasvytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
LIETUVIQ MOTERQ KLUBAS

lake pirmaji 1949-5O metu SUI
shrinking Onos Peckaitienes re-
zidencijoje.
Vaisiq Komitetas ivesdino dvi
naujas mares = Katre Marti-
sauskaite Andrews ir Mario
rie Muliolyte Leiblinger. Tradi-
cines nauju nariu ivesdinimo
|apeigos sukele daug linksmu juo-
ku.
Po to buvo prisaikdinta nau-
ia valdyba:
Pirmininke - B. Arbukiene,
| vicepirm. - M. Mack,
II vicepirm. = AL. Peckaite,
Rast. - Ad. Primosch,
I'D. - Juze Mullens,
lido Globejos - Marg. Zuris
ir Ona Busher.
Pradedant metu veikla visuo-
menineje, kulturineje bel labda-
ros srityse, klubas lures ir links
ma parengima = bankieta SUI
sokiais. Jis numatytas lapkricio
II d., pas Sschluter's, 26519
Center Ridge Road.
Klubieciq draugai maloniai
kvieciami dalyvauti.
| Rezervacijas galima padary-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

sPAKELIUI / MIRTI
G. Gaidzilno aprasymai
apie pergyvenimus vo-
kieciu kalejimuose. 231
pusl. kama ........ $1.OO
DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijcje.
kama metams tik $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
GGR&vR!?&{{@5{@Ia&dE%S2 [?

rengimo komisijos mares, kurios
ii pas valdybos mares arba pas
pirmininke yra Mare Muliolis,
mares - Alena Kudak, Aldona
Wirby, Rita Williams ir Juze
Mullens. Koresp.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
National Scholar
Addresses The
Local Community

Philander Smith College will
present an outstanding scholar
and Jewish Rabbi at the Vespers
Hour Sunday, according to an
nouncement by DR.. M. Lafayette
Harris, president. Through CO
operation with the Jewish Chaut
auqua Society. Cincinnati Ohio,
Rabbi Joseph Levenson of Temple
Israel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
will deliver the Vesper Sermon
at 400 p. m, from the theme:
What Every Christian Should
Know About Judaism" He will
appear in a public assembly in
the College Auditorium March 7,
at 1890 p. m. He will meet with
small Seminar groups in the Stu
dent Union Building throughout
the afternoon. Rabbi Levenson Is
eminently qualified to render a
great service to the community.
He is a graduate Of West Virginia
University and the University Of
Cincinnati. He Is graduate of
the Hebrew Union College. He
held membership In Phi Beta Kap-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04

WINNER-Little Joe Ann Driver
is charming in her dress of satin
and net. created by the girls in
the Home Economics Department
of STEPHENS, School under the sup
ervision of Mrs. J. J. Van Zant
She Is the daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs T.. z. Driver and the winner
in the Queens Contest, spon-
sored by the Athletic Asso-
citation of Stephens School.
Stephens. She reported seventy
six dollars.
Other contestants reported as
follows: Miss Darline Terrence,
$4,000, Miss Geraldine Smith, SCI.
IL, Miss Louise Hunter, $4,000, and
Miss Velma Edwards, S2s.35. MAX
ing a grand total of S28006.
Mrs. Y. Il. Driver and Mrs.
V. wilkins, Coaches
Miss L. +. Bussey, Principal
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
Mt Zion Community

Back to the love birds of this
community, There is certain
couple who say a little bird told
them that they are falling in love
Could it be RBH and JLT? .......
Well, WJB and MHW are on the
spat, but that is nothing new ........
l guess you know by now that HG
and DEB are still loving I Won
der when will their NIL come?
49,. ING and AT are still in love
.,...... There is certain girl in this
community that has a boy friend
that stays out of town. 1t is BJ,
isn't 1t VINO? ........ A little bird
told me that OG has boy friend.
Isn't that lovely? ........ vi says
that she has everything under
control now. We are so glad to
hear that ,,..,.., LG and PB are still
talking to each other. Is it love?
........ The Junior Four are striving
to meet their goal. If they keep
eating lemons, they'll reach their
goal ... wonder why is it that
VMP have to get to Alexander
every Friday night. Is it because
JHC lives there?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04

pert was hostess to the Ministers
Wives Club Monday afternoon.
Arrangements were completed for
the Annual Dinner which was
given March End Mrs. Vina Wa
goner is president Of the group.
FIT. Smith citizens were very much
disturbed at the passing of VIII
Kendrick who was beaten by two
or more soldiers of Camp Chaffee.
Two soldiers are now in the GUS
tody of the local authorizes. Fun
eral arrangements had not been
made at this writing The fun
of Mrs. Lizzie Rosser, pioneer
resident of this city, was held
Sunday Feb. Goth in the Mt.
Marian Baptist Church. Rev. Nor
man McGill is the pastor The
funeral of Nation Chiles was held
at the Quinn Chapel Methodist
Church Thursday, Feb. "a. Rev.
j. Shumpert is pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
ADDRESSES
WASHINGTON
MEETING

Dr.. G. Wayman Blakely, Pastor
Big Bethel A. M. E. Church of
this city gave a report on the
World Council of Churches which
met in Amsterdam, Holland last
August at the Correctional Coun-
Gil Of the A. M. f. Crurch which
met in Metropolitan A. M. f.
Church, Washington, D. c. last
week. Sharing the platform for
shis occasion was Rev. j. II. Ma
! kone, a native Of West Africa, who
spoke on missionary work in that
country. DIR. Blakely also repre-
scented the Twelfth District on the
Board of Education of the A. M.
+. Church which met In its annual
session in Washington proceeding
the meeting Of the Bishops Coun-
ell. He was elected Chairman of
the Executive Committee Of the
same. He has received an invita-
xion to attend a meeting of all
American delegates to the World
Council Of Churches to be held In
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
BAUXITE

Pvt. Julious Moten, Jr. returned
to camp Friday. Feb. II after a
weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Harden 49, .Colum-
bus McGhee. Jr- age s. was over
joyed Saturday when his mother,
Mrs, Ola Anderson surprised him
with bicycle The Southern
Sons rendered a program at the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church The
Five Stars Sisters and the Joyful
Five Juniors rendered a program
at Pleasant Hill AME Church,
Benton Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Davis of Humphrey is house
guest Of their sister and brother,
Mrs Annie Mae Iverson and Char
lie Noble The children of the
Woodland School exchanged pho
tos for Valentine. Photos were
taken by Clyde Davis of Benton.
e.. mnip.r MSsI ofbn D..0ae M
Mrs Zenodia Franks and her
mother, Mrs. Anna Carr, have re-
turned to their home after a long
stay in larry Mr.. RICHARDSON, the
barber, died Feb. 18th The Mt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
Life Ins. Co. Of Ga.
Records A Record
Breaking Increase

Life Insurance Company of
Georgia, which has agency offices
in $50 cities in II southern states,
made a record breaking gain of
l00,232, 1856 In life insurance in
force during 1948, while increas-
ing assets % per cent to 500, 043.
658, j. N. McEachern Chairman of
the Board announced this week.
Mr. McEachern said the COM
pany's annual report showed S575,
752,425 total life Insurance in
force, a 81 per cent gain over l947
and the greatest increase in the
company's 81 year history.
A total of $6,907 COG was paid
to policyholders and beneficiaries
during the year, which was an in
crease of 1912, 1902 over l947. The
company raised its policy reserves
30 per cent to 1923 .265 and in
creased surplus funds and capital
nine per cent to $1l,384, 238 For
each dollar of its $27 1859. 420 labil-
tiles the company had $l4l of as
sets.
Life of Georgia has a full-time
field force of 5000 persons. The
home office is in Atlanta. There
were 3,453,140 policies in force at
the end of the year, a gain of
l36,899 over 1947.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04

pa Honor Society, His experience
includes serving as director OF
the American Hebrew Congrega-
ton, the United States Army as
chaplain, and membership on the
Board of Directors of various
civic and philantnropic organiza-
tions The community is invited
to attend the public meeting on
Monday when he will discuss
"Judaism's Message for Today
in the light of what is happening
in Palestine. The College Choir
which has been absent for three
weeks will furnish the music at
the Vesper Hour, 400 p. m, Sun
day.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04

Zion, Little Bethel Junior girls
quartet and boys quartet were
guest of Pleasant Hill Church at
Benton. Rev. M. T. Singleton
preached at Mt Zion Baptist
Church Sunday night ..... Little
Jamie Dean Fisher was absent
from school for several days due
to illness. =. Mrs Willie Bowen
was called to the bedside of her
father, Rev. Mack johnson of
Star City. Mrs. Rebecca Brex-
ton had as house guest for few
days her daughters, Rosie Lee and
Alberta of Chicago, I'LL Little
Miss Emma Jean Iverson spent the
week end in Hot Springs with her
friend, Ruby Lee Johnson Mrs.
Thelma Rice and children are Wis
iting in Hope Mrs. Cariola Fish
er and Mrs. Ida Ola Banks, Mrs.
Mccoy, and Mrs. George Fisher
are visiting in Rison. ..~ Through
the efforts of the PTA of Wood
land School seats have been
placed in a vacent room and an
auditorium has been provided.
ALI Hall is up again and doing
nicely Jessie T. Sanders has re-
turned to Bum after a brief visit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-04
T. HOLLY
School News

The Basketball girls and boys
team were very successful during
the Union County Tournament at
Ell Dorado Feb. II, IS, 10. The
school has teams and two coach
es: r. l.. White and r. c. Cald-
well. Mr. White has charge of the
senior girls and boys and Mr..
Caldwell the Junior boys and girls.
The Junior Boys and Senior girls
won the championship. The Junior
girls and Senior boys were runner
ups of the county. Mt. Holly was
the only school with four teams
in the finals. The school also
entered the District Tournament
at Walker Feb. rs and 26 The
newly appointed pastor, Rev. T.
E. Washington of Pine Bluff, was
presented at the AME Church
Sunday with the Rev. j. H. Utsey,
pastor of the CINE Church, Hope.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Branch ac-
complained by Claybourn Bates
motored here to visit William Ut
sey who has been confined to bed.
See William Roy Utsey, your
agent, for the State Press each
week.