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energy nourishment! So keep one
box Of SUN-MAIDS on hand for
little folks to nibble on one
TO add extra richness and juicy
trnitiness to breads, cookies, sal
ads and desserts. You'll find
baked treats stay fresh longer,
too because SUN-MAIDS alb
sorb moisture gradually, release
1t after the baking's done!
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WANT A TICKET to new adven-

lures in cooking
-. without spend
ing 4 lot Of time,
trouble and mon
ey? Then just get
q pac age OF
KNOX Gelatine
and try the rec
ipes enclosed .
for I discovered
11~~ a ~a }hof nA1as
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SOME PEOPLE WILL TELL YOU that making delicious gravy

WILL TELL YOU that making DELICIOUS gravy
is always a matter Of luck that nobody can
make perfect gravy every time. But l disagree
/. for I've found you just can't miss" with
KITCHEN BOUQUET. Simply add few drops at
a time and stir well i. =. in mo" time you'll have
an eztrG-bro4on, ertrarich ertrddeHcions gravy.
KITCHEN BOUQUET adds no artificial flavor,
either . its matchless blend Of fine herbs and
spices merely develops the true meat taste That's
why it's been the gravy secret Of good cooks for
over 70 years s. so listen to the experts and
use KITCHEN BOUQUET -. every dayl
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cious combination Of succulent
bean sprouts, luscious water
chestnuts, bamboo shoots, mush-
rooms and sweet peppers. Try
this Egg Casserole:
Hard cook s esss. Place can
LaCHOY Bean Sprouts or La
CHOY Mixed Chinese Veeeta-
bIss (well drained) in bottom
Of baking dish. Slice esss and
arrange on top. Cover with your
favorite cream sauce and heat.
And Try LACHOY Chinese DIM
ner-a complete, ready-io-eat
Chow Nsin dinner n . carton.
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tasting kernels make! But be
sure you get DIAMOND Walnuts
=. for they're so much cheaper
this season and they go so far.
For instance, I've found that.
Only one pound Of in-shen DIA-
MONDS yields Z full cups OF
halves and broken kernels. plus
extra halves for decorating.
Enough to make 3, maybe 4. wal.
nut treats; 4 cake, q salad, 4
pudding and some left over to
crown" a pie. The ready-shelled
DIAMOND Walnuts in the vacu-
um tins stay fresh and sweet
for year-'round use.
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there's Quick-easy way to do II,
too with ENERGINE CLEAN
ING FLUID. 1t makes even deep
down grease spots 90 right before
your eyes yet Is absolutely
safe for such delicate fabrics as
lace, silk and velvet. I've tried
them all and can assure you OF
this there's nothing else at
any price that does a quicker,
better job of making household
fabrics look spotlessly clean and
new again. For convenience, why
not get the BIG economy size of
ENERGINE at your Drug,
Grocery or Variety Store.
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LENTEN DISHES needn't b.

nun-drum . . /.
for there's 4
quick, easy way
to give them ele-
gancc and best
you : ever .tasted
goodness. How?
just pep them
up with LaCHOY
Bean Sprouts or
LaCHOY Mixed
Chinese Vegeta-
L. lar
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By THE HANDFUL .

how gsterS
like SUN-MAID
R a g ins! And
that's just how
you should dish"
them out, too -
for these plump lit
tie sun drenched
nuggets Of fruity
goodness provide
a wealth Of food
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YOUR BABYs health and grow


% the advice of wellmeaning friends.
Y. doctor about the time-tested
1 VNl advantages Of CARNATION Evaporated Milk ad-
Al yantages the best Of ordinary milk
10 provide Fine whole milk from
AI Cows" with water removed to make double
~ rich milk food values, CARNATION is homoge-
niz heatrefned assuring perfect uniformity
A\ and dgestibily addition 1t provides plenty
Of the Sunshine vtamn" important in helping to
L. 1 strong and teeth 400 units Of Vitamin
D per mint And can you CARNAToN is absoey
for it's it's sealed In air tight
ii he doesn't advise to
rive YOUR baby head start CARNATIONS meesed nut
Uonal advantagsA
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Import Quotes Reduced

The Philippines "A good Gus
toner for United States musical
instruments-has drastically re-
duced import quotas on these
items, Manila reports.
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DOES A CHANGE in the wealth.

er mean a change
In your washday
schedule? Well,
you needn't be
trained out" any
more -. because
I've discovered 4
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BURY A TREASURE Of lus-

,c1OuS DIAMOND
Walnuts in your
everyday salads
and desserts
see what a won
derful difference
these plump.
fen Il or awe Af.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Keyser Is Nominated for Luroy Postal Job

Representative Harrison. Demo-
crat, Of Virginia said yesterday he
has nominted e. Leon Keyser for
acting postmaster at Luray, Va.
The nomination was made on
Evening star., 1950-03-30

YOUR EYES will have "held day.. looking
1850 FRIGIDAIRE Refrgerators inside and out
So visit your FRIGIDA1RE Dealer -. and dis
match Americas No. l Refrigerator! You'll see
new brilliance in styling new space-saving de-
sign . new food-saving features galore Exam
Inc those new adjustable and sliding aluminium
shelves those extra-deep porcelain "stack-up"
Hydrators. Notice the new Super-Storage design
that demonstrates. how today's big roomy models
take little more kitchen space than yesterdays
small models. Ask about the new, more powerful
makes more cold with no more current. Don't wal
new FRIGIDAIRE models at your FRIGIDAIRE
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FREE! Booklet I'll. Write
Nancy Sasser. Dept. 81, 27l
Madison Ave-, New York 16,
New York for: "Do,cnright
Delicious SUN-MAID Raisin
Recipes"
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! BUY-LIWESt wMmcy &asser

New York, N. Y, March 30th-Set your Easter
pastel colors with the first spring flowers =.
then climax the whole effect in lovely, gleam-
ing slverware How to bring out all the SATIN
soft briliance and ''illusive'' sheen of your
silver? just clean it the way your jeweler docs
with WRIGHTS Silver Cream. It's a safe,
special purpose silver cleaner that's 'ar-foated''
for softness to beautify ,chiIe it cleans yet
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recommendation Of the Demo-
cratic Committee Of Page County,
Mr.. Harrison said. Postmaster
Bourbon N. Kibler IL retiring
Friday.
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FREE RECIPES! Booklet ~.
"Mrs. Knor's Guide to Mod
ern Csl-Cookery." Write
Nancy Sasser, Dept. N3, I'll
Madison Ave-, New York Is.
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ING isn't really
finished not
until you've re-
m ov e d u 81 y
grea ase spot s
from your up
holstered chairs,
drapes, rugs and
other household
furnishings, And
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THE WELCOME MAT ID ready when Frier

keep several packages of KRAFT Dinner hand!
Nothing like it for deliciously filling main dish
that's ready in matter Of minutes for each
KRAFT Dinner package contains 4 very special
macaroni that cooks up tender and fluffy in just
minutes, we'll as plenty Of golden KRAFT Grated
for good cheese favor 1t will please the most
particular guests and all the family and your
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budget too! BIG PREMIUM OFFER chance to get a
wonderful s1s" Aluminium Ring Mold real bargain It's made
especially for KRAFT by the makers Of famous Miro Aluminium
and boasts" stainressing Aumie finish perfect for deli
eous Kraft Dinner main dish for nodded salads and parprey
desserts you'll several of these aluminium Ring Mods
KRAFT today. instructions
package for how you get yours.
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YOUR SPRING HoUsECLEAN-
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1t requires no pot

pots, boiling timing. And remember
of that loelehan-new patna of old admired silver
and So it's your silver
day long yol for it weekly the WRIGHT way!
Evening star., 1950-03-30

"A BIG BONUS OFFER every Of DIAMOND CRYSTAL
SALT FIVE kitchen brushes FOR
THAN you'd store How yours Just do i
EXTRA! DIAMOND CRYSTAL n
SHAKER SALT spout seal and only 25t for A&M@A%
each tpece brush addressing Nancy lYAY SSSS@
lev 16, N. W
OFFER Is limited ACT NOW and get M#HWGG&$$
. -NM--
They'll help down kitchen chores and valuable
time the consists of brush
a
white highquality, rustproof handles
Evening star., 1950-03-30

ay" looking at the exciting new
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
<{|5|Z$|'S;1 "a &

In Portland the Central Labor Union heard new and
the nations told the AFL the law made dif-
e his MS Sen ere deo O se g 0 w he Illegal WAS
the strike and this Of police heckng he sad lis cutting us out
Mishawaka Indiana 1000 workers went out
strike against sretehou system Appropriately enough was
Ebensburg Pa the ynono Coal BaOns had to withdraw
from the Middle Atlantic Baseball League because efforts % TO
Air Base enlisted figured John
the sy sor
Washington proabor Congressman saved two weeks
Of printed BY labor Even Proctor Gamble hs
forgot union label
Affairs that the state has the smallest steel plant in the
wo Its % Yin m ab Corr T
ignored the fact that worlds largest steel plants all fully unionzed
In New York City, unions got thoroughly
or E s % aaen eS n into % @ ae I
clerks into exploding and then report this explosion charts to the
follow false shoppers and tan with them
the they started pressrng the girl clerks Bail was guar
In Tokyo, members the Communications Ministry and
The Ministry threatened off telegraph and
ss @ % the & cops and a WEATHER bureau they didn't pay
Washington, c., union president recently conferred with
labor faeeouy thought
sn told the him but that had
finally figured that Senator Byrd just little bit to the left
sudbury Ontario Canada minors appealed for ADVICE from
tree 1SoOfoot deep gold mine With
the miners brought to the surface and repaned in the sun
e apparently died OF too much sunshine The miners
in Stockholm, Sweden, operators
elevators They crowded into elevator over the objections of
ate the trapped who had Ignored nor sign warning that the
Mannheim Pa the Newspaper Guild wasn't even vaguely
interested the grievance of Donald shpe correspondent for
alarm factory wanted make
shpey with the men the fire that
pened
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
WASHINGTON LABOR REPORT
Freedom Of Press Or Press Monopoly
Stake In Fight?
By BRADFORD V. CARTER
For Labor Press Association

Washington QPA)Tho has again raised the
State admission the
S5s foT sissi sh mgnopeist S ShSs s'
there has been decrease a 6 the %
@ absAs that s of the R bsng
employees fight safeguards Of minors In fact the
newspapers to the laws modern civilization.
parnen es is the
es % world OF S TO sS state
Of the ps gallery Would
MISSIONS tReps e % S has
That that @ ass fF The
Standing hiding behind technicalitya
press m gg omTe wd this G e% % we Or beSe
ship Of Ta the Soviet n But to waive
the press says the Committee and If the State Depart
t mn S tn The @ sh @ % E s 6 %
e s nd P publishes has on tSe Senate a o
that letting Voice of America would endanger the principle of %
Now the Sta State v Department % asks admission n % for not
world struggle between totaaranism and our of life Its job
Part Of the picture what Congress The best
no would endanger freedom of the press Why,
ar. Q rs ss SEf f9 6s the sas % s they s
past reject ice Na @ from % abo for radio
Labor T Press ps.A Association sos e. h,. hoo
by % Rss sa ss
up separate galleries Finally Ss
press the labor press forced their daily
newspapers still unhappy about it.
But deeper than that the State Departments request challenges
key to this monopoly the associations particularly Associated
Press and United Press and supported by and
the daily These hewgtheng
the
free However, both AP and UP sell their
be that what really bherS them that selling the
erica might interfere with their sale of abroad? And
the State Department from competing with
terms for the
The association member Of the Standing
voted consistently against admission of the State Department
gallery and fought attempts by other members
rules that Voice of America could enjoy
by
If the to continue
this while Tass enjoys advantage own
Voice of America getting the
battle for the minds Of OK But let's debate the
of the facts and not talk There
AP and the UP have such monopoly And makes
Tass enjoy privileges reporters cannot
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
The Fat Cats

Coumnists Joseph and Stewart AIsop wrote recently
Republican National Chairman Guy George Gabreson is
busy working his famous statement of Republican prin
cpes which frankly intended to make the fat cats loosen
up
No the Alsops of radical tendencies They
careful conservative writers for the New York Herald
Tribune, faithful Republican newspaper
The Republican party has never denied the Asops as
serton that the policy statement designed to catch big
contributors Maybe the party doesn't have to that
charge. The statement seems to do it quite well.
The statement says the Republican party supports the
TaftHartey Act That should get the National Association
of Manufacturers and IT, S. Chamber of Commerce crowd
The New Deal and Fair Deal condemned That should
please people like Frank Gannett angel of the Committee
for Constitutional Government Inc.
Mdde-ncome housing and rent control ignored in
the statement That should the National Association
of Real Estate Boards and u S. Savings and Loan League
boys.
The Tennessee Valley Authority and other proposed
regional developments condemned in the 1850 Repubi
platform. That should mean lot of money from the
National Association of Electric Companies and other pr
vate power lobbes.
According to the policy statement the Republican party
feels that present antitrust laws adequate That will
get the DUPONT Grundy Mellon and Rockefeller dough-
The Republican policy statement may make the fat cats
pTr But what about the American people?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
Dixie Fodder For Stain

The best way to show the of the world that Ameri
can democracy will work is to make work in America AS
long as the rulers OF Russia point religious racial
class and social antagonsms in the United States they will
emphasize these weaknesses in telling other nations that
democracy as pracced here be fine in theory but that
1t just doesn't work.
The newy-organized Georgia Labors League for Poll
teal Education concerned about this everyone should
be- One of the resolutions which the Georgia League adop
ed at It's recent meeting in Atlanta reflects its anxiety 1t
said:
6" for many decades, efforts to establish strong
labor movement in the South generally unsuccessful
due to the shorsghted discriminatory attitude of many
employers politicians law enforcement agencies and in
instances, the clergy
The result of this suppression of naenable rights is
that today peponderance of the propaganda being broad
cast against the United States by Soviet Russia arises from
conditions south of the Mason-Dxon line"
Southern Congressman and legislators, take note
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
How's This For 'Wustefulness? :?

In convention at Atlantic City last week. automobile
dealers from all the country revealed they are worried
The supply of is outrunning demand Many new
being sold in the backmarket at cut prices That
forces dealers to grant large cash discounts
and big trade-in allowances" old This reduces
dealers profits.
So what do you suppose seriously proposed at the
convention? scheme like the farm support system,
under which Uncle Sam buys and destroys foods to make
them and keep prices high thus saving farmers from
the results of "overproduction"
The dealers scheme is doubebaTTeed. First, they and
auto manufacturers would share the cost of buying and
junkng up to IL million old cars to take them off the
market That would be hard people who can't afford to
buy anything but old cars but it would boost de-
mand and profits Just dandy for the dealers!
Second the dealers want all states to pass laws requr
ing that the title to old be destroyed before they
sold to unkmen the latter cannot repair them and sell
them to someone who needs cheap transportation.
Now who do you suppose the featured speaker at
this convention? None other than Senator Harry Byrd of
Virginia leader of the ByrdDemocrats, and pa of the
Taft-Republcans
Byrd made his usual speech denouncng the Truman
Administration for "wastefuness." What would he have
said if Truman suggested wasting billions by junkng mill
ions Of autos to keep their prices high? That proposal
from businessmen however, Byrd raised objection
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
Silly Reasoning

There's ridiculous making the rounds 1t goes
this way:
Ihe unions would rather have the Taft Hartley Act as
political issue for the 1850 elections than to get rid of the
law now That's why there's big drive for repeal of the
act"
That's silly reason.
TIL will be major issue in the 1850 elections because
the longer labor lives under TIL the fed UP gets with
the law.
The unions fought enactment of the law They didn't
like it before it passed They like less the longer they
see operate They made real fight for it's repeaa fight
that failed temporarily.
They didn't give up the battle. They merely shifted
emphasis They decided to fight two fronts instead one
On Front No. l. the unops seeking to get the pre-
sent Congress to repeal TIL
On Front No 2, they're engaging in political activity
designed to get the type of Congress that will repeal TIL
If the present one doesn't do the Job.
But we don't know of a single union which wouldn't
trade good issue in the fall campaigns for repeal of TIL to-
day.
Let's make no mistake about that
And don't let any of the experts" who write for the
daily papers and the magazines sell you the line that abor
has found after operating under the aftartey Act that
isn't nearly as bad they said would be when unions
were fighting its enactment"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
Pity The Poor Rich!

Yes indeed, the Truman "Wefare State is making it
tough for Big Business and has wiped out the rich If
don't believe it, take little trip to the General Motors "Ad
Century Motorama at the swank WadorfAstoria in New
York This advertising splash-asting less than
week-cost 81 100000.
The editor of the New Yorker magazine visited that
show and found himself lonesome among the 5000 business
leaders invited to it by General Motors Here of
the sights the editor
Eight girls handing out expensive flowers to everyone
An extremely costly stage show and orchestra All kinds of
fabulous designed to please the fancy of the wealthy
and tap their buging bankrolls. For example:
"A creamcolored Cadillac done up in gray satinfnish
nylon, leopard skin and godplaed fittings THAT skin
alone is worth six thousand dollars
dozens of liquor coffee, milk orange Juice and tomato
juice bars. Walters bearing countless canapes."
All this and much to please the prosperous crowd,
which the report MENTIONS included at least railroad
president and his Wife
We're willing to bet every invited guest growing
about high taxes and denouncing the Welfare State
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
Taft Holds The Bog

Senator Taft recently told civil rights delegation from
Ohio that he believes voluntary Fair Employment Prac
tces Commission
He cited Clevelands voluntary system his model
few days later the Cleveland city council voted %
for compulsory plan after admitting the voluntary
sure failure
People wondering if the decision by the city council
of the biggest city III Taft state will have any effect the
Senator's opinion
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-23
False Economy Shoots AT 6 Cents

Something which cannot be pointed out too often was
said extremely well this week by Senator Hubert H. Hunp-
hrey progressive Minnesota Democrat "Of each budget
dollar II cents to pay the cost of past wars and our
domestic needs.
"Of the 20 cents only cents goes for welfare health
and social security Most of the economy controversy
about this cents"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-17
GURDON
Buy Where Negroes Work

Mrs. unia Mccoy who was re-
ported to have been LOG years Of
age, died last week at her home
She is survived by two sons, John
Mccoy and Bryant Mccoy Funer-
al services were held recently with
burial near Prescott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Russell of Los Angc-
les, California are visiting heir
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wing
field Rev. and Mrs. D. A. John
son were sent bs ok to Bethel AME
church. MAN, of their friends and
members attended the West Arkln
sas conference at Magnolia last
week Mrs. Estella Peoples
Greenhead of the english depart
ment at Jarvis Christian college
at Hawkins, Texas spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Jones. Mrs. Delerine
Malcolm of Little Rock is here vi
sitting her sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Johnson.....,Travis
Oscar Grundy left last week for
his home in Queen City, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Emett Al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-17
Good. Hope
Bessie SCckWell

Funeral services for Loyde Gull
ley, jr. 8 year old son Of Mrs.
Gillie Box Slaughter of Camden,
were held recently.........Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Henry SockWell are
proud parents of six pound baby
girl born November s. Mrs. Sock
we'll is now resting in the hospit-
al in Detroit, Michigan. Mr. Sock
well is the son of Mr. and Mrs, E.
B. Sockwell The baby Of Mr.,
and Mrs. E. SoekWell was rushed
to the hospital in Little Rock re-
Gently. Junior Alexander is on
the sick list....Hi all you guys and
gals We are back on the ball with
hadacol. The love firds flying "a
round Good Hope are JPN, YNB,
EMB, EMW and the one that never
worries about man, OMB. 1t has
been said that JMM and OMb
were seen riding in maroon car
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-17

week. Miss Ruth Tuallis is spon-
sor..,.g,-,The Chidester Wildcats
played Thornton last week. Both
boys and girls lost They played
Union Grove last Friday and the
girls lost and the boys won. Tie
score for the boys was 24.2O in
favor of Chichester Mrs A.rant,
supervisor of Negro education Vi
Slled the school last week The
ninth grade purchased United
States flag for the school They al
SO brought Gift for Justine Gill
whose home was recently destroy
ed by fire..-aMaceie Coleman spent
the weekend in Camden with her
sister, Sarah Washington, and
family, They returned home with
her Sunday afternoon to visit
their mother, Mrs. Ellen Billberry
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Tatum.
BUY Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-17

build the church John Smith
passed last week. Survivors are
his wife, twelve children, two
brothers, one sister and a host of
other relatives and friends. Fun
Rev f. c. Cutter Mrs. Blanche
eral services were conducted by
Williams is on the sick list this
week ., Dotty's Washerette loea-
ted at 906 Wilson is now operated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Pick Williams.
Pickup and delivery service is
available. Call 3-9808 The Ell
Dorado Gospel singers will rend-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-17
bES ARC

The VIEW will go to Hickory Plain
where they will sponsor a fish fry.
They met Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Taylor
b complete the plans. The men,
bers of Fellowship B. c. church
IGNORED their pastor on his first
anniversary with a very nice pro-
pam Churches participating in the
FEDERATION were Pleasant Ridge,
h Luke, Bethel AME, Mt. Canaan.
Shady Grove, Cotton Plant; Mt.
Dive, Devalls Bluff; Green Grove,
Hazen; and ST. Paul, Disco. A total
$4,000 was raised. The amount
gas presented to the pastor by
floyd Thomas. Rev. and Mrs. A. E.
hOmas attended Sunday School
nd Rev. Thomas preached very
tne sermon at the morning hour
nd Rev. c. w. Alexander preach
the anniversary sermon. Mt.
Fve choir was guest choir and
sndered lovely music. Mrs. Jua.
iia Taylor rendered a solo in
Ebute to the pastor for his oae
bar Of service Rev. James Nc
Issic went to his charge Sa,ur-
By and returned Tuesday On
Be sick list this week is Will Clay