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son. Rev. and Mrs. Jemison left
the city Tuesday, May to return
to their home.
The Choral club Of st. Peter
AME church met at the home of
Miss Dorothy Ann Stovall. 1915
Fifth Ave. So, Friday, April 20.
The Coterie club met at the
home of Mrs. James Maxwell,
1920 Fourth Ave, So, Sunday,
April 20.
Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, $40
Bryant Ave. No, is confined to
her home and bed with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Jones
1924 Clinton Ave. So, left the
city Monday, April 20 for Louis
vile. KY, where they will attend
the wedding of Mrs. Jones'
cousin. Miss Lottie C. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones expect TO be
out Of the city for a week.
Mrs. Shelby Cox. 1915 Portland
Ave, spent several days visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E, Meyers and friends in owa-
tonna.
The members of the Naomi
Circle went to visit Mrs. Rose
Taylor who Is at the Parlkview
sanitorium. Wednesday, April rs.
The Friday Night Out club win
Of the Home Exposition and
Cooking School at Phyllis Wheat
ley house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Cox, 1915
Portland Ave-. spent the weekend
visiting friends and relatives In
Duluth, MINI.
The Urban League auxiliary
held its regular monthly meeting
at the YWCA Monday evening,
April 20.
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Fulbright, Eunice Nelson, Melba
Young, Skippy MCGEE, Lee Bal
lard, Alonzo Lukas, Nick Sim
mons, and Norman La Garne.
Bobbie received many lovely gifts.
Miss Myrrhene Allen. 973 Lyle
hart Ave, celebrated her birth
day Saturday April 81 with n
luncheon ct her home. Guests in
cluded Mines. Kemuel Ellis, Rich
ard Hall, Norman Davis; Misses
Gloria Williams, Lucy Morris,
Barbara Vassar, Beverly Carroll
and Beverly Jones.
The La!ssez Nous Faire bridge
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. Your Right To Read And Know

both sides
facts about WHAT took qualified
WHAT
point Of view. What think Is onw you KNOW
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

81 EAOL nm AhDfAhS
April 2S-Robert Wilson. $50
st. Anthony Ave; Russell Rosted,
$50 Carroll Ave.
April 29-Herman whitmore,
800 Rondo Ave; Herbert Whit
more Jr.; 800 Rondo Ave; Boyd
Collins, sos w. Central Ave; Mr..
A. Ferguson, 1923 Rondo Ave.
May Margaret Moore, $50
Iglehart Ave; Alvin John Han
non, 633 w. Central Ave; Con-
stance Smith, 3l2 Carroll Ave;
Elsy f. jackson, 2SS N. st. AL
bans st.
May 2-Mrs. Mary Brown, ST.
st. Anthony Ave; Mr.. Royal
Crawford, 522 st. Anthony Ave.
May 3-Miss Jocelyn Jones,
914 Fuller Ave; Eugene Moore,
Jr.; Mrs. Eugene Wright. 626 st,
Anthony Ave; Constance Scrog-
gins, 500 st. Anthony Ave; Oil
vette Moody, 727 Rondo Ave:
Mrs. Walter Wright, sos N.
Chatsworth ST.; Mrs. Gordon
Kirk, 93S Carroll Ave.
May Mrs, Sally Wellington,
TAI st. Anthony Ave; Marilee
Thomas, 423 Rondo Ave.
Out-of-Town Birthday
April 2S-Terry MCGEE, Berk-
ley, California.
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the biggest sensation since the Ink Spots
through because somebody jealous
of competition humble humble forget
editor and still know show business well enough to
tag a peculiar like that
we got express I
he said he'd forgotten his wallet and asked
me 1 had change" could spare.
Too late the bank and get check cashd he tossed
casually,
gave just he change.
mite disappointed.
suppose you spare suggested
Sorry, just before pay day" said.
popped he looked at he'd caught
eating peas with my knife.
you working" he sputtered
Now there's character who hasn't Iegtimately
pOyed for the past ten that know Of He calls himself
public relations and whathaVeyOu He
always n big coming because
awhile
theatrical talks himself into
publicity" tie-up This five
the and deuce whenever he catch
with his Clients which always to be just before just
after they last got paid
What he really needs to do is get himself mop and broom and
that he juggle the stock Macys
dress loft He has just about enough matter
figure provided
brush automatic drive Ever first met him. he's
talking himself and then right out again That of
his the thing perpetual motion in action far
broke to stone busted
Somebody andlady long she's
Payment Deferred" is his middle
Like lot of phonies he's chronic namedropper It's Lena
this Duke said that ELLA told me- and far into
the night.
uptown byways cuttered with fellers like
Unfortunately of them have been able to wrggle into
harm than though
the truth to out One
with give undeservng black
public produce and results
i type o individual whom 1 sometimes
patience wthapabe people who for
unable job will subject them
selves the worst kind Of financial hardship rather than into
other line work Pride ones profession is fine thing,
but when a and paying the
landlord, il becomes fOOhardiness
There publishers great money
employees underpad the of they
expected do These publishers themselves nan
fetchngy members who
go fly boys pulling
the comforting secondary
skill to fall back
the thing know how to do and do while the bank
roll thinner thinner For a middle aged with fam
lily, tragedy. Yet several where former
stubborn living from to day what
crumbs they public relations freelance
writing pocket pride, they
PRIDE another Of making livelihood
easy a Negro journalistic get a job off
fashionable liberalism the
leather stampede liberal friend to backgrounds
literary plush intellectual fields
TV frankie Costello Any misguided exmembes of the
he death gracefully
playing get going mighty hongy Harry
before It's fine play hard to have stfu of
goodpayng with
the hardtoget butbroke
honey gimmc
Wheny you this, DE and
Juliet" Show sched
to within a got a temporary
life because business last week
end.
though.
think the criticism the models St Thomas style
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DOM BE III Dun1b-beM BE KnfOrmedy
Intelligent Action Comes From Enlightenment
The Negro Press-Crusader Fer Freedom
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of models Thomas
Constructive criticism
should rather than hinder
shows the polish
walk add to the
ungany ope Hattie Carnegie
original look like a bargain basement fire sale item.
Yours called the the Clark Gable before
days stage, predicting
Barker and Arlene Dahl will have rough making
make of all They're both much pretty
the silly publicity that preceded their
call of amebraned studio publicity
laying Stanwyck Taylor
better than chance patch their difficulties
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IlSOCLAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Rev. and Mrs T. Lloyd Jemison Des Moines Iowa. ar
rived in the city Saturday April 81 Rev Jemison the
guest speaker at Bethesda Baptist church. Sunday April %
While the city they the house guests of Rev. and Mrs
c. Harris 2737 18th Ave- So Rev Jemison is the of the
president Of the National Baptist convention Rev d. " Jem
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAU

On Saturday April H. Miss Bobbe Jewel Brown daugh-
Ter OF MI and Mrs Wilson Brown, 54l W. Central Ave- was
guest OF honor informal birthday party The party was
gwen by her mother Mrs Wilson Brown of Mrs
hema Dorsey Thomas Those in attendance were Mildred
Reasby Beulah Mills Marene Jones' Roberta Sears Peggy
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those individuals who established and legiti-
mate PR. people. I'm talking about the hustlers
who have set themselves up publicity and public
relations experts Most of them claim to be MEM
bers of the journalistic profession but get rather
vague when anybody asks EN- about the last staff
job they had on a newspaper. Their office is in
their hat, their headquarters any bar where they
can freeload while they big talk.
One of these creeps bent my ear all the way
from Times Square to 125th street on the subway
the other day. He started out by telling me he
,.yas andlinpn vocal nuartet destined tn hecone
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. The Negro Press Is The Progenitor

Of worthwhile 1t to be
found elsewhere absorbed
an passed rOmho household to hOusehO
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WAY SEE
q BY nell D0DS0n RUSSELL q:
NEW YORK CITY

modelling days often front for
"glamozed type prostitution public relations
assortment of characters Harlem
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

Business E@1eat4a- Day Tse children @e-s AAypy cn That Say
= f4ss @ere @e2rS @. bearing Is TEL sns- @h4t II 10 says l.
~ The eA2-ters q. cs1-ze-3 Throughout TIRE Z. s are sger-
se-rzs aAys r ~A1s- ;Ae teachers aey0,e ! day TO the <so3y Of
business firms
-Riaei Around Us a.a,e .as Teachers ard the Business
M-
Herr y THERE
Mrs 0G-&1Y An8 the CoNanels A5y are A@g SISTERS -a5sz
NE SKIN Reporters sAs thai Bsss Truman Mrs Harr, 10 Us
5 aesaese1 @fth calls Ant letters requesting Al invite 10
hr party ho1a-ag Elizabeth an3 Paml9 q. England Nv. NV
ant they c-Ut41e LITTLE RacS&as- Peogle are psi alike The
w1slt oger.
Career Guidance G1-ae-snee-Urean Leagues yearly PRO-
teT vii re he11 =: Arkansas AM&N college AZ Pne Stuff. On
M&Hea 1921
Lieut. Dennis Melissa = 5 Navy 5 10 Dc assigned 10 se
Secretary 5 Office as information ASSISTANT during ire early part
q 49, Dennis al t2ss mo ssorths training a GAe Armed
soFcss Information School Le~g- Nelso7 rs 4 Flsslte ant are
are a. VERY proud ot TINS NP = Naval Affairs
AT-et.a Naa&c-arst Antl-tasle1s os AlghE Nxaas Al.
a2 SORORITY, Is me ne@iy%ecIed president O ne Knoxville
Chapter az NCNW. A-nes'2 w2s hoao-ed ny KnoxvIns c.saers
rs Ire Woman q TIE Year for 1850
FROM the Mail B2g-An a1noUrcsrneng q The Annual wo-
1E1 5 Day oe3eoraloa al Steward Caapel " church on O~
tooeE u 81 Macon Ga TIE guess speaker was L@ezs1Aa Wright
ksT. a. . Wilson tArA2nszsD Is pastor.
Georgia Morris Sweet Georgia Brown Q. Camden ami Der
sister Bessie Edwards q Chicago are In ,a~n for = t~ DAYS
Sale PaEham Ea@ards-Ss La-S No (YwCA worker
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
f7y'. TT TIT
TELEPHONE YovE xEwS TO :.20

The Phonetic club he, al the home Of Mrs. Marie Spears.
PARK street with Mrs Georgia Miller as hostess After
business meeting games a whis, were PLAYED. Prize wiz
uere Mn. Olivia Hamilton, first; Mrs Evelyn Wyatt. SS.
and Mrs. Mildred S4nuegville. third. Mrs Miller served
.H.5o,s rspaS;. Mrs. Mildred Nelson MAS cues, q ne even.
The next meeting viii ne held with Mrs ESs.e Moore Is
tnss Mrs. Esae Moore. president; Miss Wilne:;a Hampton.
rrer
Mr.. and Mrs. E jackson Of this city are visiting their
alyj, and Ivan Jackson. Who now reside in Detroii. They
l. former residents % this city,
peurn!ag 70 the city tins week were Mr.. and Mrs The
rnl. 200l Howard who have been mentioning in Illinois
relatives.
The Solidarity club. founded BY a group Of young girls or
Indship. love and unity, was organized May - and viii
Ike is frs. showing when i presents 4 Masquerade ball a.
| YWC4 IN November . The guest Of honor a. the ball
N he Mrs. Mildred Works, a member q the Dunbar hieh
Mol faculty. Ire officers q the cQb are, president. Yyonne
Share: sics ~pitsi6ent, ~Jacquelyn Y. Jordon: secretary.
ne " Seals: assistant secretary, Patricia L Robertson and
kas4rer, Bo55ie Morgan.
The South End Garden club vii meet al the home Of Mrs
Ia Moss. 29l5 Spring, Sunday from I 10 5 ?. m. All mem
n are requested 70 Dc present Mrs Louis Carter. president:
Oscar Taley, reporter.
The Business ard professional Women's club vii hold is
Is meeting Of the fsn season today friday at the Phyllis
tealey YWCA at $50. All members are urged 10 De present
this all important meeting. Mrs. Allie u. Claybor. presi-
kt
Mr.. and Mrs. c H, Coleman Of 1870 valnar notored T.
IgtOn las week to attend the funeral Of NJ. Colenans broth.
in law, Young Bozzell-
Visiting her daughter Mrs. c. II. Coleman. last week was
b J c Simpson Of Camden. She spent a few days here be-
N returning home.
The Cavaliers club net Sunday afternoon at the club
IN, s001-2 ". 9th street The president made a business
to the large number Of members present. The club vii
ri again October 5. Y l. Lear. reporter.
The Ebony club will give a pre- Halloween bail al the
Ee Of Mr and Mrs Fred Hodge next Friday night. Prizes
p be given for the best costumes. Mrs. Curtis Reed. presi.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
Telephone Your News To 4-ets7

Telephone Your News To 4stG
The La Modernaires me, last week at 3o3 IL Beech. Fol.
lowing the regular business meeting delicious refreshments
were served. Whist prize winners were; Mrs. Barbara Tague
first; Mrs. Alice Miller. second and Mrs. Helen Stout BOBBY
Mrs. Louise Pettis of Chicago was guest. Mrs. Alice Miller
president; Mrs. Barbara league. secretary.
Nathaniel V. Harrison is home on a seven dav leave ron
Camp Gordon, Georgia TO visit his son and other relatives.
will be held Sunday at Trinity Grove church at Marche T
Page, president; Mrs. Blanche Handy. reporter.
Ms. Ceon Stewart, successful cosme,ologis; Of the city
spent the week end in Kansas City. Kansas with her aunt Mrs
o. J, Clemens.
Nh. and Mrs. William c Gikey. jr are proud parents Of
a 7l-2 pound baby girl, Vck Lynn. born October Z Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tharpe are maternal grandparents and Mr. and
Mrs. William Glkey are patenal grand parents. Mrs. Gukey.
ir. is the former Miss Lois Tharpe
The North Little Rock singing union was held az shiloh
Baptist church last Sunday, Rev. Mays, pastor. Total amount
raised, s25se3. Erwin j Jackson is president
Little David Andrew Mitchell. infant son Of NJ. and Mrs
Archie Mitchell. will be chrsiened Sunday at sh Street Bar.
fist church by the pastor. Rev. W. r. Vaughn. The ceremony
will begin at 5 O'Clock. Mrs. Evelyn Ha,uson Is godnoiher and
Andrew Beavers is godfather.
Friends of Cpl Muriel Mitchell will be glad to know tha,
he has been transferred from Korea to okinawa.
Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Burgess Of Oakland. California and
Miss lne7 Bounds Of Chicago visited their sister and cousin
Mr. and Mrs. c L. Bell They are niece and nephew Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wallace.
The Social Saving club met at the home Of MIR and Mrs.
Johnnie Lindsey. Games were played and a birthday gift was
given to Mrs Effe Hartman. Mrs. A. Bynum. president: Mrs.
Lendora Mcfarland. reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

John u M&ynesd bora March
IL 1918 died Wednesday nish;
oc;oeeE i 1851 His loving words
and .Aoaeht1ulneSS will always Nc
remembered by US We wssA -
express eur thanks and Sppeecia
ton &c our many friends es,h
here and in Detroit Michigan .or
the beautiful tloSslS sympathy
cards kilograms and those whp
donated cars A spSvial thanks -
Rev = A Gold Rev Vaughn ana
The Miller Funeral home .ov their
services
Mrs Queen Ester Mayncla.
wife
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Maysie,a
parents
Mrs Effic Mayhcld SISTER
Clinton Mayhcld hroshcr
Lonnie Milton David and
cSrNl Anne Msyfield ncphess
and nsccc.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Ethel's Beauty Shop
Has Moved to
f306 W. 10TH STREET
In The Spoon 5uildinel
PHONE 2-Noe5
CARD OF THANKS

q porsio-The members o. TIE
family Of rSe late Mrs Rachel
Siade who departed this life Sep
,emoer 30 wish 10 thank their
friends and neighhors and extend
their deep appreciation ior the
many deeds o. kindness and eS.
p-eSSions Of sympathy and IS
pecially TO shSse who orogsh, and
sen; food and flowers We &C
knowledge with appreciation the
kind service Of Rev 7 o Nc
JgnkinS the gospel choir and
members Of YIrS RapuS church
Mrs Msudie EveSSon. daughter.
Bobhie daughter; Cap, wordie p
Slade son; Cpl C SlAGe. son.
Claudio Slade. Son: Mrs Evecan
White. sister; Mrs Jessie King
SISTER in law.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
RIGHT AROUND US
THOUGHT FOR TIE WEEK
81 6sen5asn NJ Feyc

THOUGHT FOR TIE WEEK
The greatest people in The world TODAY In tnase mn hssg
: ~ee sense q humility Dr.. Louis A--st-c-E-
NATL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN C~0NVENE-Oes eS..7
p@Otff b22lt9ag Fereoee. president q NCNw issues IRE
ALL Ter Ire -eiG annual conference . the Natl Council Of.
Negro "eHaen- The eu1tersacs wl convene II Washington \ (
q October ST. a The Dept ot Commerce building. Many ot.
ss&nd4as @o1aea VII appear on ire program including TITO
nasina No-fora. Aleae Ewel. M2ry Mcleod Bechune. DAISY
LA'ags1ns, leane,,a Weeh Brown. Rose Blocke-. Edith Simpson.
Vivian Carter M2son. BeAro-a Ward. Gertrude TazrsvAln Ina.
belle Lindsey, Jeanette Tnple;. Jones. etc The welcome address
I'LL ee extended by The Honorable Maurice J. To6.z. Sae7sts~
q Labor He VII De introduced BY ~Torlrie~ Norto-5. Nho Is
n Tie Dept ot Labor. TIE hshllsht q International night vii
De TIE speech BY George V. Denny, i. Moderator q Americas
Town Meeting 81 TIE Arr On this OCCASION. Edith SAMPSON.
VII ae The presiding officer.
TIE Council Women VII make their annual visit % Tire
embassies = III predict thar the same group viii wan, 10 60
70 the Haitian Embassy. The girls" had a grand tiue there
iacldently, most Of these eouncilworen make g trip 70 Haiti "a
must after a visit 70 the Haitian Embassy. 81, mind you. the
Co1nc1l"o1en were royalty entertained a, other arhassies-L-
IBERIA, Britain. India. etc.
An interesting part Of the Councils program. is re r>
ports Of the officers. Region II women swell with pride as
ARENA c Mallory tdirector Of Region W always gives at IL
teresting report highlighting the work Of southern women VINO
&c in their locality.
Ny, Ny, l almost forgot to tell you that this is election
year. 100.
TEACHERS LEARN ABOUT BUSINESS
October l6th. was set aside in Little Rock as 3. z Day
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
PSC Upsets Rust;
Scores 31.14

5&A1S3tk N-serss 1N&A1AE SAs's-
us aAsA-2s AMI a12e4sss Ike a
&s@@@ e@~efe1 a< Eas9 RAa
11aseG f@1'AEFs - a sgGne+l@s
LII @~e* NN<@2cy @as1 Al2ss 90.
A & @AsSss4sF@
Il as s@t@As . NJ 2a1 59ts
@- aas A@a Ten M@a@4sks u sasIE
MIS- -%St2ss& The SAes~cI Goe
tf@A9 * @sarc1s 10 s4S &FE or
" = sA& 19es& q a~a@atao~n Sas
A'ts NE ~a2ase ~ g@o@ EAf
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
s full text Of Mr.. Whites statement follows:

'PeElcr. as usual. IS running true to form. Having attempted
Y mlSstaiemert and innueDdo 30 inlure the reputation OF a dis.
ahgushod and loyal American like DR. Claiming II Tobias and
p dscudt the report OF the Presidents Committee on Civil
MtghG. be- now screams IN anger that BE Is being smearcd
through being accused Of smearng Dr. Tobias What a travcs-
y on decent lournalsm-or just plain decencyl
Inc public should not forget that the eX-baseoal reporter
%ihleved bis first nooricty by mlsome praise Of the lynchers
VINO murdered two white men In San Jose, California. ln 1888
he mas never deviated from that kind Of action Or philosophy
se. ainck on Dr. Tobias and the Presidents Committee on
SI Rights IS as vicious az any statement Blbo or Rankin ever
aaUe tie characienzes law observance and constitutional guar
mtes Of equal protection as attempts In a furtiyc way to dis
rWe important parts OF the Federal Constitution and revoke
"me,n4ple rights Of the people and Of the States
h Pcglers book an inaiensble right seems to be That oi
sss nCmtg denial Of the right to work play and live on the
s e terms as other citizens and TO help build democracy by
h.o'he TO the rest Of the world that justice and fair play are
V rue instead Of the exception In America.
MN. as 10 Peglers threat - look into the NAACP' we well
" provided he is truthful and honest. which We serious
&vVom yso ne will be. But we will be ready for any smears or
sraous OF the truth which he may attempt
IN. sNm.racterstc Of Pegler and revealing as 70 his tactics is
aga putst he made 70 the Tucson forum a couple Of years ago
e3ao.s' We appearance Of Norman Cousins. the distinguished
teo ~ ~ me Saturday Review Of Literature. whose recent ar
accoru. ~ Number One Question is one Of the most brilliant
mini ot the effect Of American race prejudice on Asian
son - - ne United States. and myself as speakers TO the Tue
leave run, The forum officials invited Peeler to debate me and
y" uecision to the audience. Mr.. Pegler hastily declined.
merrs,, We meantime. 1t is most important that thoughtful A.
pbIst continue to insist 70 the editors OF the papers which
dupo gers column that he stick 10 the truth and not In.
hem nj, Suarscter assassination Of men like DR. Tobias, the
nus garment Pegler Is unworthy 10 touch"
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
Smear Hit
y Walter White

The recent attack Of Hearst columnist Westbrook Peeler
the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
EAe and Walter White, its executive secretary. was charac-
fud today by Mr. White as "a travesty on decent Jour.
fsn-or just plain decencyl"
The Pegler column. published on Oct. 5. was written
answer to a column by Mr.. White. taking the Hearst writ
to task for his smear Of DR.. Claiming Tobias and the
eNdents committee on Civil Rights. He had said that the
lamentations Of the committee would dissolve important
rs OF the constitution and revoke inalienable rights Of the
fpe and Of the states"
1T is most important Mr.. White said In answer 20 the
md attack, that thoughtful Americans continue to insist
he editors Of the papers which publish Pegler's column that
stick 70 the truth and not indulge in character a-ssassina-
D OF men Ike Dr.. Tobias, the hem Of whose garment Peg
is unworthy 10 touch"
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

{ Gutter. pas.Or The paAlas 5
invited Rev snd Ms. Early
jenkins q Chicago ard .Acs7
daughter Mrs Flogia Nae c4sser
and friend Mrs Doris Tate and
son Hale Tate. q sutala New
York Nese visitors here a&Ss week
TIE Friendship 6ls.rsr; ASH
aSnOn closed their meeting lass
week Nene was one chanke
made in the officers Rev $ An
dam Is vice moderator The next
meeting WILL be held ar -son
Watch Rap,is: church TIE Pa
nous Five Blind Boys O. Ala
hama viii appear Sunday az 80
a. the colored high Sc,scnl in
Magnolia and a, 10 in the es,y
auditorium in Camden Follow
ing is the complete schedule 81
other Appearances oe,0ecr -
Zion ChuHch crsSes, ocioaer
- wilmaE October -
Bcarden. October IS Junction
City Elder Afford r Fowler.
associate minister O. First Rap-
ils' church 81 Louis has been In.
viied 20 return here mex, week
and will preach AZ the churches in
his community tie has eecn
teaching and preaching for ~
years lie Is the son 81 the late
Dr. n c Fowler a graduate 81
Western college and = FORMER
student Of Arkansas Rap,is, ol-
lcge
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19

BULLOCK TENrIE-rx H
ne<sA League rses reesmssy vnb
Ms ngvsAy Nelson yx~saAA
TIE ta1sessa.s otsscerx xsrs DIS
&c president. Mrs Dorothy -
SCI vsts president Mss Au2ry
Taylor. secretary. Mss raU
W4laaa-ss assistant sx~v4xry
MS @ann,e Dyer. treasurer lnrx
Mamie NeG&ex.sss rzxassx 2x
G kAiAl1rd NJ A Ksrty ed -
se&ssse in nc assszSSs1r. To-
Road 10 fesse-. Sunday.
STEELE MEMORIAL RArfuH--
church viii hs hos - Ne 0w-
ses unEon rnsss1czl rzaxrxza -
day nssAs q. 8 oaeioA TIE eAureb
IS iccssed AZ ~ Barrow. NNsk
ncscAes IS Sponsor.
-
FIRST sArTlST-ChuryAA Hs<1t
lard Park ne Sensoz cher Win
he presented IN q recital SGsn<ny
al see . n Mrs v&nesss nn-
assi ps&nss< and s7cnsar. Rev p.
l. Rowe. passc-
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
e Dorado

Rev II II Har;en vii preach
Sunday al 5 3 m a, the Mission.
AIRY Bapiis; Gods church Rev Z
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-19
dent; Mrs. R NJ. Mckinney, reporter.

dent Mrs. R \. Mckinney, reporter.
TIE Don JQanettes club elected the following officers for
the coming year: president, Mrs. Mary Hayes: first vice pres.
dent. Mrs. Erma Humphrey: second vice president. Mrs. Caro-
lyn Oliver; financial secretary. Miss Muia Cleveland. record.
ing secretary. Miss Marion Oliver; business manager. Mss
Yyonne Dye, reporter, Ms. Betty Toomhs.
TIE East End Civic League viii hold its regular meeting
Monday night at First Baptist church. ORR ana Calhoun. JEFF
fiery Hawkins. president.