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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
{ h A R N
BY Lou Swarz

ehafm IN the office such important thing and
many letters nave come to recently nqurng
Office coureses we shall discuss briefly that charm
fhst OF ALL In order to really have Charm and let it "show
Oh IN an oce or any place else you everyone
al hat inner Charm will be there When that inner Charm
ere no Office secretary reeepon file clerk assistant
WI" ever De curt but most pleasant all times Being able
smile ooth While talking those with whom you come in con-
tact personally and certainly while talking over the
phone is surely true sign of Charm.
vi course that little hint in courtesy is Just one of the
many ulngS which is an asset to Charm But every pro
lesion ue one who goes to business that Charm
cleanliness OF mind as well body Think we'll every
ef and surely say only that which good about any
be sure you get up early enough to have that BATH 60
ru your dantne routine before getting the office Use
gh toilet water or perfume for freshness and your
mar Is we'll arranged your face makeup sane and not
done; your nails clean and polished
You are now ready to be reminded to keep ellgroomed
choosing the simple suit dress for office business The
Dasc coors black blue and brown always good and
easily add dash of color with accessories Keep those
IN your stockings straight your shoes shned and certainly ha
pockebook undetSuffed instead of "overstued And be-
fore signing off remember keep those
and fresh
Yes it's Lou Swarz p, O. Box 86Manhattanvile Sta NYC
saving remember your office ethics for Charm.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
Save Willie Niece
Delegates Going
10 Mississippi

New York, N. "a national
Save McGee' delegation 10 JACK
son, Mississippi-an unprecedcra--
cd action in the history of the fies,t
against Jim Crow frame-ups-hzs
been announced for Tuesday, yaay
18th. by William l.. Patterson. Civia
Rights Congress Executive Secre-
tary
MCGEE, thirty-five year old fa-
ther OF four children, is scfrcdug-
cd to die In the electric chair
TWO days later "on a typical nlpe,
irame-up unless the people of A.
merica and the world save bfu,,,
CRC said.
attorneys for MCGEE will seee
writ Of habeus corpus In Miwis-
sippl during the week Of July l7ty
on the basis of newly-diseJveee,s
evidence proving Niece was deoi-
ca que process in his third triaE
Save MeGee" delegates. enc.
announced, will come from "a
ditierent states throughout T. o.
country They will include mi
,ers, artists, writer's. trade unigo
leaders and others, They will seek
audiences, with Mississippi church,
leaders, state officials and proug !.
nent citizens in an effort TO wirs
I'll justice can be obtained in Ire
case.
In addition TO the state deIeea-
executive clemency for MCGEE ta,-
lions, other Americans who lsyys
been shocked by the MCGEE frrras-
up are invited TO 90 to Mississippi
to join the delegation on the 25us.,
CRC said
The Civil Rights Congress mas
no property right in the fight fo~
this innocent mans life. He be-
longs to all America"
Although every possible rcgss
action will be taken In the next
two weeks to save this fnnocrre
Negro victim OF Missiasivrsi
Seottsboro, only by combining fey.
al moves with national and worfd-.
wide peoples action can we av II
his legal lynching."
A group Of Los Angles. ca O.
MIA delegates has already i,ar,.,,
the trip to Mississippi by car. Cxil-
reported.
MCGEE faces death for aIfeEVeifw
attacking a middle-aged white 10
man in November lg45. The wo.
man. Mrs. Troy Hawkins, admit
ted in court that a sick child wsssi
In the same bed with her M fhg
Zine Of the alleged attack and thai
her two children and husband wens
In an adjoining room. Mrs. HSss.-
kins never identified McGee as
her attacker.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28


while many people have questiosss
about Korea, the role of the SoYsex
Union, there Is even greater an
xiety and desire to prevent the wsy
from spreading.
The signatures are coming fs.us,
al over the country, declared the
reaee information Center, because
thefe is no part of America where
the people do not want peace and
40 not want to avert the possl-
oillty of catastrophe. Petitions
come folded in small ENVELOPES
from Texas, packed in brown,
wrapping paper from Seattle, roll
ing IN from Butte, Montana, p,rt.
land, Oregon, Atlanta, Ca. Nev
orleans La, Pittsburgh, Pa from
farmers IN Minnesota and Nebfas-
ka; from ministers in Ohio
IN Texas, 5000 signatures have
been gathered, in New Jersey,
$1,000, North Carolina, 1000. Geor-
ga $50, Ohio, $4,000 Chicago. 15s.
ooo' st. Louis 5000, Indiana eaep
seattle 10000; Boston $4,000; uhIr
l'oOo; California $4,000; Minneset,
s.ooo' Philadelphia 10000; Wlsae,-
slh' l2,OO0 Colorado. 1000. Navs
York 100000; Florida 1000; c.,,,-
hec'leut 5000; Pittsburg 1000. No
ofaska LOO; Maryland 4.5Oo, Mica
isan 1900; Montana $50; Alaba.,,
1000. 4''''ai''''
Inc Youth Sponsoring comm;s.
ice Tor the World Peace Appeal
reports that more than 100000 s,.r-
natures have been gathered f,v
young peoples efforts all over tfsr
country, from sections of yo,ata
never before touched by isa,ess
ana activities of this sort. Whole
basket ball teams have been
signed. All the members of souv,
hlgh schools classes. etc. or tf,es.,
zio'ooo, a considerable number have,
not been included in the totals far
the various states.
With petitions and signatures,
come letters. A housewife from
joliet writes My husband spent
three years in the army, have a
paoy two and one half months old.
with what is going on in Korep
l feel must do something for their
sake"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
: THINGS THAT Interest WOMEN :
BY Bessie r. Bell

HOW DO you l0Ok?To dress well first know her
figure type Next you classify your type by deciding just what
your figure problem might be-
For with large thick hips wear tght-fittnp
skirts they emphasize your hips Wear lines that atten
ton to the upper part of your body.
you short sofness in line and detail Keep away
from bold prints and manish clothes.
Are you top heay Wear lines that emphasize your smness
of hips this draws all away from your too heavy bust
For the too tall the upand-doWn lines this
will only add to your height You the girl that the
bold dramatic clothes,
Short and plump neck will find the Vnecne best for you
with only simple finishing Wear your hair high the head
When your shoulders narrow build them up with pads
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
Millions Sign Peace Petition;
Branded as Subversive

one mion Americans in 40 states have signed their names
TO the World Peace Appeal of July IL it was announced
the feace Information Center the campaign outlaw atnn
weapons completed its first stage
In releasing this figure the Peace Information Center waCc
chairman Dr. W. E. Du Bos noted Negro anthroofooxe
ana historian emphasized the fact that than 100000 az
these signatures had been collected the outbreak of ,
Korean war despite the war hystera the and the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28

on the World Peace Appeal and
people circulating it, Nearly as
many people gave their signatures
TO outlaw atomic war in the few
weeks since the Korean crisis as
had previously signed in a longer
period
The American people are deep
ly concerned that already Dixie
crat Congressman Rivers of South
Carolina and many others have
urged President Truman to drop
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28

Thousands pray for fair"
weather on July 4th. They may be
going to the ball game, to a picnic,
or fishing - but they want fair"
weather. These men and women
are interested also in the fare"
that is prepared for this big holi-
day - picnic fare, or home goodies.
Here are few ideas:
BroiIed Cheese Rings O.
(Men like these)
q cup grated American cheese
egg yolk, beaten
2 teaspoons Worcestershire Sauce
2 tablespoons ketchup
Mix ingredients thoroughly into n
paste and spead evenly on slices OF
new bread, cut thin the long way
Of the loaf. Roll bread like jelly
roll and wrap tightly In waxed
paper. Store In refrigerator about
3 hours. Remove paper with hot,
sharp knife, cut off thin slices,
place on pan and toast under broier
on one side, then on the other.
Jellied Fruit Bowl
1Is to cups fresh fruit or berrles'
2 TO tablespoons sugar
1 cup fruit Juice and water
/ package frultnayored gelatin
Otep rod flavor for AN Of 1uly1
Dash Of salt
~ cups hot water
1 tablespoon lemon Juice,
IL desired
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28

Never the dolman.
ETIQUETTE SAYSIt incorrect to lnper at the door upon
returning home from evening at the theatre dance Bid
goodnight after thanking him enjoyable evening and
enter Immediately.
Send for each leae they are; FACIAI.S AT
HOME, MINERALS FOR BEAUTY, YOUR MEASUREMENTS
and TEN POINTS ON BEING ATTRACTIVE Address Bessie F.
Bell, CO GINS p. O. Box S6, Manhaanvie Station, NYC
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28

-tneiIics pasnca Iu watvr MAJ
be substituted for the cherries
packed in syrup. Increase sugar to
y cup.
Fresh Fruit Sundae Sauce
Combine Y to q cup light corn
syrup and " cups fresh. crushed
Strawberries or raspberrieg, diced
peaches or pitted, sliced sweet
cherries. Sieve raspberries. II de.
sired. Chill. Serve as sauce for
ice cream. Makes to servings
MarshmaIIow Refrigerator Roll
80 marshmallows (z pound
Il cup water
n cup sweetenod condensed milk
IA cup chopped nut meats
u cup finely chopped dates
az cups graham cracker crumbs
600
Cut marshmalows I'm quarters and
put in mixing bowl. Add water Add
sweetened condensed milk, nut
meats and dates. Blend well. Add
cracker crumbs and blend thor.
oughly. Form into roll about G
inches long and 3 inches In
diameter. Cover with waxed paper.
Chill In refrigerator. ~ hours or
longer. Cut In slices. Garnish with
whipped cream, II desired. Makes
10 servings.
Because Il Is made the day
before, this Marshmallow Refriger
ator Roll makes q convenient as
well AZ a delicious treat for dinner
on the 4th OF July. The sweetenet
condensed milk combined with the
marshmallows in this magically
easy recipe gives you creamy
mountaineering dessert.
| Orange Rennet Dessert
. cups milk mot canned)
1 package orange rennet powder
Set out or dessert glasses
Warm milk slowly. stirring con
stdntlv. Test q drop on inside o
wrist frequently. When COMFORT
ABLY WARM. (110' FL not hot
remove at once from heat. Stir con
tents of package Of orange renne
powder into milk quickly until dis
solved--not orcr one minute. pou
at once, tohifo stu liquid, into In
dlvidual dessert glasses. DO no
move until set-abuut 10 minutes
Then chill in refrigerator Serv
In same glasses.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
By BETTY BARCLAY

Combine fruit and sugar and let
stand 10 minutes. Drain: measure
Juice and add water to make l cup.
Dissolve gelatin and salt In hot
water. Add fruit Juice and water
and lemon Juice. Pour over fruit.
Chill, stirring occasionally. When
well.thickened, but not firm, pile
lightly In serving bowl. Makes 9
to s servings.
'Use fresh fruits such as straw
berries, blackberries, peaches, or
orange or grapefruit sections. Or
use canned fruits, such as pineapple
wedges, apricots, or peaches. Quick
frozen fruits may also be used.
Omit sugar for well-sweetened
fruits.
Cherry TapIoca
4 tablespoons quick-cooking
tapioca
VI cup sugar
a teaspoon salt
2 cups mo. 2 CAM drained
canned red sour pltted
cherries, packed In syrup'
az cups cherry Juice and water
2 drops almond extract
Combine quick-cooking tapioca,
sugar, salt, and cherry Juice and
water in saucepan. Place over
medium heat and cook until mix
ture comes 10 n full boil, stirring
constantly. Cool, stirring OCCASION
ally Add cherries and almond ex.
tract. Chill. Serve In sherbet
glasses with plain or whipped
cream. Makes G servings.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28

the atomic bomb on the Koreans
in the attempt to spread World
War III. Those who want peace
must go forward with confidence
and faith that every signature Sc
cured on the World Peace Appeal
is a demonstration of the will to
peace of the American people.
The experience of petition cir
culators over the country is that
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-07-28
BULLETIN!

BULLETIN!
II has been announced from
governmental sources that per-
sons who sign the World Peace
Appeal are subjeeting them
selves to possible trouble in the
future. II is believed that these
officials have branded this or
ganization as 'subversive'. Many
of the leaders of the movement
are said to be communists or
left Wingers"
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

Chidester will be entertained
with two great events as a spring
treat very soon. The first event
VIII be a baby beauty contest to
be held at Bethel AME church on
the third Sunday night. A prize
VIII be given TO the baby who ex.
cells in dress and money. A num-
Der of beautiful babies will be on
parade on that night. This pre-.
gram is sponsored by the pastor.
Mrs. Townsend and the Harmonic
Dew Drops. The second event is
the musical festival given by the
Harmonic Dew Drops and the IA
nous quartet from Little Rock.
the Southern Sons. This will be a
treat to the community in a music.
al way. This affair will be held
April IL at Bethel AME church
There will be a contest between
the four girls in the Dew Drops
group. in connection with the
musical program.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17
AUGUSTA



Rev. A. Logwood Of Helena phe
pastors at Bald Knob and
Kensett and is the ex-pasloF Of
Augusta, vas in the city last week
He stopped in the home Of MIR
and Mrs. Calvin Black Will
Jackson Is very i'll in his home
Mrs. Mag Roberts is yet very III
49, Others on the sick list are i'm
proving. namely. Mrs Erwell and
Mr.. Jones Mrs. Pearlie EWell
has gone to California to visit rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Glad
ney are proud parents of a baby
girl born March 5th. They have
named her, Cherylene Mrs Nell
lie Jackson and family visited IN
Little Rock recently L. B o.
dell Beth visited Clearance Polly
Bell in Little Rock recently --
Verna Mae Fry and Velns Gil
eris also visited in Little Rock
last week.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

lege Amount raised in the pro-
gram was $500 The evening pro-
gram was sponsored BY the ushers
union. A reading vas rendered by
James Gates. il. The message was
delivered by Rev J. Ramsely and
enjoyed by al Collection a.
mounted 10 SIS Rev. B. ]. Whit
feld is pastor Mrs. Ginnie Burks
mother Of her church for many
years was happy 10 welcome the
missionary ladies OF Allen Cha
pei IN her home last week for a
regular meeting, Members and
friends of Allen Chapel heard an
inspiring message delivered by
Rev c. c. Cole last Sunday night
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17
Mon ELL

David Monk VIII leave Thurs.
day for New Windsor. Maryland
He VIII be there in class for TWO
months Mrs. Verda Pennington
Of Little Rock spent the weekend
with her father and sister Mrs.
Blanehia Williams. Mrs. olear
Hariin were hostesses to a stanly
party recently John MeCree. Mrs
Cynthia L. McCree, Hubby Russ
and Mrs Aline Russ spent Sunday
N Plain Dealy Louisiana with
Mrs Russ mother E. /. vii.
iiams is in the city hospital in
Magnolia Others on the sick list
are Dave Taylor and Mrs Fannie
Moss.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

Bonnie Jackson
The Mt. Tabor Baptist junior
choir had an enjoyable day in
Pine Bluff at Rev. S. II. Banks
church Ellard Lamb. jr.. FELTON,
Cooper and Bonnie Jackson camp
ed along the road side while walk
ing from Warren To Wilmar. They
are low employed in Warren.
Curtis Allen Is now out west =...
70 Heaven and He'll play will be
asored by Bonnie Jackson at
AME church Sunday Mrs. B.
Simmons, L. Eatmon. c. Ash
ford, v. Wilbles, c. Thurman. d.
Eatmon. l.. Payton and c. Rag
land went TO Pine Bluff with the
young people recently Rev. l..
Hester was the speaker Sunday
morning at Amos Chapel Baptist
church Mr.. Mcwrigh, and Bon
ME jackson we're requested tn sing
a Duet at church Sunday Gossip.
JR made a big hit in Pine Bluff
Sunday. On told him he woe 'No
best basser In the chair. He grew
tall as a tree. WGR was being put
out on every corner because III
was keeping close check on him
IL, Sw, Bw. lib. and NY were
cooking with steam. The loyebird
keeps them UP in news. Bonnie
jackson was invited 10 the home
Of Miss Bertha Neal for dinner
Ellsrd Lamb drove his 1850 car
down on Michigan stree, TO the
high school stadium Everything is
lovely down there
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17
0es Arc
Ella VI. Brown

Sunday school at Fellowship
Baptist church was well attended
last Sunday. Supt Floyd Thomas
conducted Sunday school d
taught classes 4 and 6. Although
the reports Of classes and 6 were
800 and $500 respectively. Class
No. 2 still claimed the banner for
offering and Class no. for at
tendance Sunday afternoon there
was a bridal shower given al the
home OF Rev. and Mrs James
McKissie for Mrs. loretta Oneal
Mrs. O'Neal received many use
full gifts 49,. Guests at the shower
were Mr. and Mrs. p. Williams and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Burney
Logan and daughters, Mrs Sarah
Brown, Mrs Gloria Jones, Mrs.
Ella Mae Brown. and the bride
and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
O'Neal Rev r W Rodgers
preached inspiring sermons Sun
day morning and evening Mrs.
Lille Jones of Jonesboro is here
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Willie NJ
Thomas. Mrs. Helen Jones Mrs.
Willie Mae Thomas is on the sick
list MIR. and Mrs. r. L Ford of
Pine Bluff were here visiting Mr.
Ford's Parents Miss 0retha
Chase and Ralph Minis We're mar
ried last Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs Charley Robinson are the
proud parents of a bouncing baby
girl, Gere Jane Miss Ida b. Will
liams spent Thursday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ode Brown.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

their grandmother, Mrs. Malenda
Allen, in Rus,on, Louisiana. Mrs.
Myrtle Hendricks and Zephania
Johnson attended the funeral also.
Mrs. Mildred Anderson is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. S.
NJ Griffin Mrs. Catherine Davis,
wife Of Leon Davis passed on
March 10Th Mac Moore visited IN
Wesson over the weekend Mrs.
Sue {. Cooksey Of Gallon is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Blanche
Cooksey Stump Anderson and
Mrs. Naomi Davis are on the sick
list.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17
BENTON

The Educational Building Lea
cue, Mrs. Carrie Toles. president.
viii have the grand opening Of
the library soon Rufus Hodges
Is authorized to solicit funds for
the library The March Of Dimes
drive was a success. The drive was
led by the PTA with Mrs. Bessie
Lock as ehairman-.The Negro
history week celebration was a
success at Grovel Hill school. Mrs
Wilma Rhinehart Stewart. princi-
pal q the school is TO be commend
cd for her great work in the CON-
u1unity TIE PTA held a bazaa.
on Tuesday. March 4.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17
GURDON
Oepriest Campbell

Rev. w. A. johnson and his con.
f"efaiion We're guests at Kansas
eh He delivered a wonderful
aon Mrs Earnes; Wiley and
mother, Mrs. Charlie Colds
we're in Hot Springs on bust
ness recently Herman Williams
spent the weekend here with his
father, John Williams. He stopped
in Little Rock with his sister. Mrs.
Maggie Nolen. before going on TO
his home in Jackson, Mississippi
Mrs. Ona Wilson and Mrs. Charlie
London have returned home from
Little Rock where they attended
the missionary meeting Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ellis. Mrs. Emmett AL
len, Herman STICKY and w. T.
Wilson were in Hot Springs last
week. Mrs. A. d. Smell has re-
turned home from Fort Worth
where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. Wilma johnson Mrs. d. L.
Deadman has returned home from
Waco where she visited her bro
4her who is i'll Mr.. and Mrs.
Sandy Cook were in Malvern re-
Gently, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buckner Mrs. Hazel Bell and
i- rrandson left last week for
/ izha. Nebraska to visit Mr.. and
5. william Bell Mrs. Minnie
lah Of Benton. Mrs. Ella Bar
ton. MRS. John Collins, Mrs. Nancy
Cook. Willie Junial, Emmitt Allen
were in Prescott on business re-
Gently Mrs. Nettie Rose Hays
and Fl end. Mrs Senner of Hot
Springs spent the weekend here
with Mrs. Mary Charles Mort
Campbell will render a musical
program at Bethel AME church
Sunday night The Gurdon Lum-
Der company Panthers opened
their spring training last week in
The pars. Eddie STICKY is assis-
fant manager. =
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

Mr., and Mrs. A. c. Carvin are
proud parents Of a fine boy The
last week, Six churches were rep-
Mission union had good services
resented. Mrs. Mary Jones, presi.
dent,--Mt Calvary Rock Island
circle No, l met a, the church
last week, Rev. j. T. Thomas
taught a wonderful message. Mrs.
Mary Jones, Chairman The fol-
lowing persons were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
recently, Mrs. Viola Scott of
Camden, Mrs. Artie Hendson, Mr..
and Mrs Franklin Scales, Tebo
Hegward, Freddie Hegward all of
Gary, Indiana The Woman's
Mission will meet Monday at the
church. The young matrons will
meet Thursday al the home of
Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Sadie Ester.
Chairman The Junior choir of
Mt Calvery will sing at Beulah
Grove Sunday. Dorothy Ann Polk,
president. The funeral Of Mrs.
Norfielt was held last week.
Mrs. Hazel Moody is on the sick
list.....All players in the R. G Ira
velers club will meet Sunday for
a work out in Fordville park. All
members are requested to be pre-
sent..-gThe junior church of Ell
bethel Baptist church is render
ing a program with Mrs. Eta Wy
singer and Mrs. Tressie Robertson
as directors Miss Virginia Ma
lone was the guest of Miss Beatrice
Mosley recently. Miss Betty 10
Beasly was guest of Miss Darlene
Hays Miss Myree Thompson is
on the sick list .. Sharm n
Faye Rose is the name
chosen by Mr.. and Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

Julian D. Edmondson for -.
daughter born at Fincher cr''
recently, The maternal grand
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. o p
Grande and the paternal ora
parents are Mr.. and Mrs Jam.
tdmondson of Columbia, Miss,
sippi, The Edmondson's bay.
other child, Julian, jr..-..ous r.
ghes wishes to thank his ma.
friends for their patronage DIM.
the past year When choosin, |
cab to ride, give thoughtful ~,
sideratlon 10 Shines eab i,
pleasant atmosphere and courteo,
service is to be considered AL
motto as We go is Serving oth..
Arthur Gorfielt was surpri,,
by a visit from his brother N
had not seen his brother in 4
years. He is from Baggage WI
does WIZ visit Ackin so muc.l
Why is it that every time Won !.
JLF she says don't tell anybod,|
Miss NV is in love with Ew NJ
NIB is just about to beat her fin
Miss OUT is in love with EW M
CM is cutting in on him CM n
you in love with Miss OUT MI
uAM was in love with JJW M
JCM has cut that out. Miss Rl
was in love with UG but Ids M
cut that out also.
Arkansas State press., 1950-03-17

Louis soekwell

ne Quarterly conference Of
3es,er Circuit was held at Bet
kME church last week. with
ding elder H. Andrews in
charge. Amount raised s23739 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sockwell Of
n. Worth along with carthcn
Flowers were visitors here last
week Mr.. and Mrs. oldee Penny
are proud parents Of a fine baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee Box are
also proud parents Of a newcomer.
Gossip: GINA was angry with Id
u. guess IL was because &C in
vited her TO the social Sorry en-
A mother doesn't approve. HF
have you heard the lates,7 LING
still gets thrashing in school. LAM
was on the ball with Miss MIMI
Don't kid yourself LA, I know
that was just 70 hide your feelings
We all saw Miss OPP stepping out
on you. Take IL easy fellow. it
Just happens like that sometimes
EMB oC, YB we are really sur.
prised at these chicks. They get
~ friends when men are scarce.
hat happen 70 HBM and JIM
Cone on strike guess.