davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-05-28
sEcoND GAME
Totals SO 1O2715 Totals "a 327 IL
sStruck out for Morgan in seventh.
fC;rounded nut for OStroWSki in ninth.

Philadelphia ----- U0l 0l0 320-7
New York ---- Ol0 O02 lUu--4
Runs - Joost go, Fain (2l, S6antz,
Hooper, Rizzuto, Mantle, McDougald,
Bauer Errors-None. Runs batted in
zernial "a, Fain CD. Vaio. Berra. 3auer
Co, McDougald. Two-base hits-Rizzuto,
Ghantz. Home runs-Fain, Bauer. stolen
bases-Valo. Zernisi. Double playS-Joost
to Suder to Fain; Clark TO Suder to Fain
Left on bases-Philadelphia. 10; New York
ford, Z. Struck out-By Shantz. 4; by
Hooper, 2; by Sanford, g. Hits-Of shantz,
9 in 62s innings; off Hooper o in 2la
Morgan. l in "a innings; off Ostrowski.
4 in 2 innings Hit by pitcher--Morgan
CLARK. Winning pitcher-Shantz t3-4
Losing pitcher-Sanford t0-2l. Time OF
game: SO. Attendance-32,S ,S39.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Giants, z; PhiIs, 0
Totals 80 72711 Totals 2s 2 %

Totals so z 81 IL Totals 2s 227 Q
sssf, on error for Meyer In 9th.
tran for Ennis in 9th.
New York - 900 600 OIL
Philadelphia 900 600 0O0-Q
Runs-Westrum. Thomson. Errors
Goliat. Dark Runs batted in-Stanky,
Dark Two-base hits-Thomson. Dark
Sacrifice hit-Maglie Double plays
Dark to Stanky to Lockman. Watkins to
Hammer TO Goliat, Goliat to Watkins,
Stanky to Dark to Lockman. Left on
bases - New York z; Philadelphia, 2
Bases on balls - OF Maglie, /: off
Meyer. 3. Struck out-By Maglie 2; by
Meyer, 2. Wild pitches-Meyer (2). Win
ming pitcher-Maglie (7-2). Losing
lpitcher-Meyer t3-21. Time-1:59. At
tendance-9. 900.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
|Widener, Cronin Victors

Stan Dudas, one Of the touring
pros recently indicted into the
Army. and Otto Greiner of Balti-
more lost an exhibition golf match
to Pros Boots Widener and Frank
Cronin ! up yesterday at Fort
Meade.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Chisox, Sc; lndions, "a.

.uns-Fox q. Stewart. Minoso. Mar
Iuns batted in-Fox. Stewart, Avila (31,
Minoso, zarilla ~. Two-base hits
Fox, Ayila, zarilla, Stewart. Stolen base
Sacrifice hit-Dobson. Dou-
Bile plays-Hegan to Boone, Fox to Robin
son. Avila to Boone to Simpson. Left on
bases--Chicago, 4; Cleveland. 5. Bases
Brissie l. Struck out-By Dobson, 5;
by Wynn, .; by Brissie. . Hits-Od
Wynn, Z in ola innings: of Brissie, / in
ming pitcher-Dobson f4-0). Losing
t3-5b. Time-2:24.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Gorber-FoIey Golf Duo Wins

Betty CARRIER and Mrs. Richard
Foley posted nine-hole Scotch
foursome score of 43 to win a
women's event at Argyle yester-
day. Low net went to Mrs. Rich
ard Mothershead and Mrs. Floyd
LDeVolt with 45-l1-34.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
TIGERS, 3-3; Browns, 2-8
Totals 80 s "a : Totals 33 10 u
Filled out for Trucks in sth.

sFlied out for Trucks in Sth.
et Louis 900 100 100-2
Detroit OH 900 01x-3
Runs-Coleman Bats, Groth, Souchock,
Trucks ErrorS-None. huns batteu in
Delsin, Bats, Souchock. Wertz Priddy.
Two-base hits-Coleman, Overmire, Rob-
tnsor Souchock. Home runs-Batts,
Gouchock Sacrifice hit-Young. Double
plays-Trucks to Lipon to Holloway. Priddy
to Lipon to Holloway. Left ON bases---St.
Louis. 5; Detroit, 9. Bases on balls
OF oyermire, ?; of Trucks, ;. Struck
of Trucks, in innings: off White.
o in l inning. Winning pitcher-Trucks
Q-O. Losing pitcher-Overmire t0-41.
Evening star., 1951-05-28

Singled for Pramesa in eighth.
doubled for Perkowski in eighth.
Cincinnati - 900 600 01n-1
st. Louis 103 ITO 00x-6
Runs-Adams. Rojek f2), Schoendienst
Musial (21 Garagiola. Errors-Wyrostek
Hatton Runs batted in - Musial ~,
Slaughter, Johnson, Hatton. Two-base hits
l-Stallcup, Johnson, Merriman.. Home runs
= Musial CO. Sacrifice - Staley. Double
plays-Kluszewsk to Stallcup to Kluszew.
SKI; Hatton to Ryan to Kluszewski. Left or
Ibases-Cincinnati, 6: st. Louis s. Bases or
halls-Of Perkowski. 3. Struck out-By
Ramsdell. 3: Staley, 3; Perkowski, 1
Hits-Of Ramsdell. 10 in 32s innings; Of
Perkowski. / in 3Ha innings; of Byerly
7-3l. LOSING pitcher-Ramsdell t3-5l
Time of gaine-1:51. Automatically ,0S3
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Seek SoftbulI Opponent

The Seat Pleasant fire depart
ment softball team. 9-8 victor
over Gregory Estates yesterday
lis seeking a game for Wednesday
Call Hillside $685..
Evening star., 1951-05-28

Ten years ago-Tony Zale de-
Tended his NBA middleweight
crown by knocking out AL Hos
tax in the second round of their
bout at Chicago.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Tie in Bethesda Golf

i Bethesda Clubs sweepstakes
event was marked by a tie among
Carl Armfelt, 86-19-67; Chet
i Wiggin, 87-20-67 and J. j. Wat
son, 81-14-67,
Evening star., 1951-05-28
Cardinals, 6; Reds, !

Totals "a 724 10 Totals "a II ~ IL
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28
:: AROUND ARKANSAS STATE :
with Edythe Etherly

Well greetings and saluations ya Haven't talked with
you in quite sometime and I've missed you much You've
missed too, haven't your? Tsk. Tsk I'm back for
long time now and don't want you to miss single thing
that is around Arkansas State The quarter
started with BANG The baek-to-schoo party held
in the college gymnasium Friday night featuring music by
the State Colegans Everybody tripped the light fantas
tic and had lovely time The Blacks and Colds intro
dueed the football with intrasquad game in the
Lion Stadium Saturday night The first in series of Book
President Davis reviewing "The Riddle of Macarthur"
urday night Also members of Rho Kappa Epsilon
teraned with supper by Director and Mrs. John Ross The
choir made early appearance with Hot Springs
Orchids and congrats to the following couples who
Joined together in Holy Marmony during the tme
Rose Holmes and Roscoe Word Dorothy Anne Davis and Ruff
us Mckinney Lena Harris and Ezra Scoggns Halle Thomas
and j. W. Crayton, and Jewell Canady and John Whaley
The campus all arrayed with gobs of pretty assies and
Freddie Piedmont just having lovely time trying choose
steady James Strickland back to the campus
wanting to sue the Nash Company for twas the driver
OF the same who stole his lady love- Rode Scott from him
last summer with her pretty Ii self she has convinced
him that he is the and only again They're
now holding hands so loveydovey my, my, amt love
grand???
The campus pretty lonely without Sarah Nell, but she
writes that Ohio is wonderful Paul Whord had pref
y tough time getting his usual charm work with the little
Freshe he is singing Sixty Minutes Man. nowadays.
That ougha strike home eh? Seems if that which be-
tween Vannette and LouEIla jest amt Among
the washedout for the fall is the flaming
love of Wanda Jones and Freddie Birth It's predicted that
It's only temporary let up Tell me Jane Hayes had
lovely time the Alpha weiner toter night She and
Stan are the IT. Ruby Preston and Sae Hooper
certainly displaying third finger left hand They're proud
OF the piece of ice they're wearing The Lions Den has
new front door screen Thanks and congrats
On Gosh everyhngs happening around State this and
can't tell all of it in this column, but keep eadn and
you'll know all See you at the WieySate game, Sat-
urday night. Until mex week, -"EDIE"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28

Chicago last week An outing
was given on Clotcher Bay last
week. Among the persons attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell,
Mrs. Rezza Williams, Mrs. Dom
ME johnson, Mrs. Wilson Brewer,
Mrs. Jessie Hill and son. Mrs.
Bonnie Hood and son, Mrs. Ber-
nice Koonce, Mrs. Lucy Qualls,
Mrs. Doretha Merderith. Miss Viii
lie F. Mills, Murel and Royce Will
ilams, Hugh Anderson, Cleveland
Orr, Mrs Johnnie Glenn and Mrs.
Ella M Brown. Mrs. Emma Gil.
iette was in town last week. Ian.
Gus Nance drove by en- route to
Little Rock. His sister, Miss Mar
garet Nance, accompanied him ...,..
Mr. Bowmen of Maxwell and son
were recent visitors here 80. Hugh
Anderson is visiting his son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.,
Harry Anderson in Chicago
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Let Us send your soldier boy the PRESS
each week it'll be like getting a letter

Mrs Donnie Clark was called
to California to the bedside of
ner daughter who is very i'll 49,.
Mrs. Audry Lee McIntoca was
called te st. Louis to the bedside
Of her daughter. Mrs. Earnestine
Clark. who received burns VIII IN
her on stove exploded. 1t has
BEEN reported that she will have
TO rem ain in tie hospital l6 or
Is days Mrs. Irene Young and
her sons spent the weekend IN
Little Rock visiting Mrs. Victoria
Hugres Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Manuel Of Chicago We're in the
city lcoklrg after their property.
Waile .ere they were house
guests Of Mr.. Lindsy's sister.
Mrs. Ida M Black Rev. Ira b.
Logan is improving nicely. The
doctor has dismissed him.
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huftiiq
Georgia NJ. Bass


Mrs. Alma Burgy and son, Ear.
nest, and Mrs. Jethroe Bass visit.
ed in Farmerville, Louisiana last
week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Can
field spent few days visiting in
FL Dorado last week Bell z Full.
Ter of Camden was called here
last week to the bedside of her mo-
neither, Mrs. K. Everett Mrs. An
ME of Crossett has been at tle
bedside of her mother, Mrs. f.
johnson who suffered a bad fall
Miss Bride Marie Bass and chill
dren Ronnie Gean and Patsy Ann
have just returned home aftef
spending a few days in Louisiana
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks Bass Mrs. Mae Floyd
Broughton Of Cleveland is here at
the bedside of her grandmother,
Mrs. Ada Braswell Miss Dossie
L. Everett and Junior Broughton
have spent two weeks in Edin-
burg visiting Mr.. Broughton's
grandmother Send news to Geo
gia NJ. Bass or call 1923
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Pauline Washington

The fourth and last quarterly
conference was held at Zion Hill
Sunday with Rev II. A, Andrews.
presiding. Rev Andrews preached
a wonderful sermon. Rev Helm
brought the evening message af-
tcrwhich Rev. T, M Stiti made an
appeal for support Of the church.
Finance reported, slO33i. Luther
sockwell from Fl. Worth, Texas
and Doc Scott from Spring Hin
collected the offering w Johnnie
Lee Marshall married last week
He and his bride viii reside In
Rockford. Illinois Mrs. Pauline
Washington. Mrs. Nellie Stovall,
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Ezra Washing.
ton and Mrs o. y, Walters along
with Mrs. Obcrtha Robertson at.
tended the missionary convention
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Good Hope
Bessie l., Sockwell

Luther Sockwell left for Fl
Worth, Texas last week after
spending two weeks with rela'
tives and friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. b. Sockwell spent the week
end in TT Worth. Texas with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Sockwell-..... Mrs.
Minnie Blake has returned home
from Rockford, Illinois after
spending two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs Marbelene Box.
She reported an enjoyable trip,
Mrs Effie Walker, Mrs. Bessie l..
Sockwell. Mrs Josephine McNeely
and Miss Essie V. Blake motored
10 Camden last week TO attend
the Ouachita county fair Luther
Sockwell visited his cousin, c. J..
Sockwell who Is In the hospital
in Little Rock.
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Fordyce
T.. Z Scott

A party of Fordyce residents
attended the burial of the late
John Lumsay, formerly of Thorn
ION md Warren, but a recent resi-.
dent Of Chicago, in Warren last
week. TIE party visited the
Grove hospital 1t was the con-
census of opinion that no finer
hospital is to be found within the
state. Expert surgeons and plysi-
clans are in charge The personnel
of the staff consist of eolored en-
ployees as we'll as those OF other
races Persons making up the par.
ty were Mesdames Marie Bridges,
Lillian Grove, Bessie Thompson,
Bertha Key. Magalene West
brooks and T. E. Scott eco Mr. and
Mrs. Morris johnson of Las Vegas,
Nevada are visiting in our city
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Coleman of
Denver were seen shaking hands
with many friends here a few
Gays ago Mrs. Marie Bridges had
as house guests Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs Morris johnson OF
Nevada, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cole
man of Denver and Mrs. Ernes-
tine Pettus The recent revival at
ST. John AME church was con
Quoted by Evangelist. Jeltz Of
Memphis. Under the supervision
Of the acting pastor and presiding
elder OF the Pine Bluff district
D.. Eason, the meeting has been
the talk of the town, There were
sixteen accessions TO the christian
faith and very good financial re-
turns. 1886 Mrs. Lola Bell Smith
has returned home 1lter a sue
cessful operation 1t Univrsitey
hospital in Little Rock
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Ivan
Bobbie J. wilburn

Bobbie 7. Wilburn
The Calvery Baptist church has
a newly elected pastor, Rev. j.
II Allen Of Ell Dorado. Lester
Wilburn Is back home visiting
friends Nr. and Mrs James Ed.
ward Andrews and son, Greg,
have recently moved back TO
Ivan The PTA gave weiner
roast last week at the school.
Mis-, Bobbie Jewel wilburn, presi-
dent of the red circle, VIVA. VIVA,
Sunshine band and Royal Ambass-
adors. is anxious to continue to
work through the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Wilburn and
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, choirs Of M. W. district Ma,,hou.
MCDANIEL vocational teacher of
the county. Is among the sonesters
Deacon Ed. Winston is president
OF the district songsters Every
tao must stand upon its own bot.
tom has been Well said. The nuh-
fishing and the circulation of Ne.
gro news and the medical pro.
tesslon, must stand on the SIN.
port of Negroes. The Conway
county Negroes are begging for a
Negro physician to come and 10.
cate In the city of Morrilton the
county seat with a territory of
forty miles each way inhabited nv
negro home owners, Paved roads
run out from the town in everv
direction The funeral and burial
OF Mrs. Evilee Belle, wife Of the
late Robert Belle, was attended
by Rev, |. o. Hill at 2 o'clock an
the 18th at Blackwell She was
member of the church where
she protested Christ years ago,
but had moved to Pine Bluff and
had never changed her member.
ship. She leaves a sister and
daughter besides many friends
to mourn her death and was
buried by the Miller funeral
home of Pine Bluff =. Elihu Hen
son lr, son Of Elihu Sr. of Black.
vile, and Homer Wilson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Wilson of !
Blaekville, are now living in st |
Paul, Minnesota, and since they
have been there they have pur-
chase a grocery store and doing
tlnc with the business. Both boys
are products of Conway county.
Our best wishes are extended 20
them for their continual success.
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Des Arc
Ella NJ Brown

Sunday was regular service
day at Fellowship Baptist church
and the pastor, Rev r W Rod
gers was present end preached
the morning and evening sermon
A fcw Of ST. Lukc's members
were present Mr. and Mrs. Frank
williams were luncheon guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ode Brown
Mrs Leona willoughby and daugA
Ter Of Chicago are visiting their
relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie
Cuans and old friends Sanford
Wnlourhby is visiting his father
He returned to his home IN
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
A. o. Hare Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9262l
Electer o. Hare Defendant
The Defendant. Electer o. Hare
is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff A. o. Hire
Dated; September 10, 1851
Ross Robley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Attorney ad Litem.
Glenn Walther
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards d. c.
9:l4-2l.28;10:5
WARNONG ORDER
State or Arkansas.
County of Pulaski IS.
In The Pulaski Chaneery Court
John A. Williams Plaintiff
vs. No. 9246l
Elizabeth Williams Defendant
The Defendant, Elizabeth Williams
is warned to appear in this court
within tality days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff John A.
Williams.
Dated September II, 1881
Andrew Henry
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin d. c.
g21-28.lO.5-12
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28

family of Little Rock visited their
father, J. E. Wilburn, last week.
Mrs. jamie Wilburn is trying 10
supply everyone in Pine Bluff
with crochet Robert Williams a.
long with his wife, the former
Miss Lorraine Shelton and their
three children are visiting here
after being away for many years.
Mrs Corine Tisdale is back
home from the hospital.
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Dewitt
n n ngll.

Regular services were held at
First BortiH church Sunday The
pastor. Rev T. W. Taylor is on
vacation. Rev. O II. Brunsjr
preached ,hc morning sermon
Pfoi o p Elder OF Pine Bluff
was a visitor in the Sunday school
Mr. end Mrs. Jim GOWNS and
mandsons. MI and Mrs. Arthur
Pits M md Mrs Willie Brun-
son az Of Pine Bluff. visited rela.
lives mere last week The pTA
held Is installation last week
with Prof j. S Clemmons in
charge Mr. and Mrs Earnest
Fitzpatrick attended the wedding
of their daughter. Miss Willow
Marie Fitzpatrick TO Mr.. Tycine
u Rcydell Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
phus Brunson visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ebert Bunson of this city Mr.
and Mrs brunson arc residents Of
Pine Bluff Elijah Coleman, prin-
cipal Of lnimanucl school. accom-.
panied by Robert Hobson, spent
the weekend in st Louis Mrs.
Clemmie r Wright of Little Rock
visited relatives here Mrs. Ber-
tina Pitts and mother Mrs Amer
Brunson and her three grand.
children made business trip to
Pine Bluff
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Strong
Cassie Melvin

Cassie Melvin
Mrs. Vera Lee Melvin, a former
teacher of the Gardner high
school, who lad taught in this
system for Is years. is now teach
ing in Rosston elementary school
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Smith are
proud parents of a daughter
born September 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith have been married 10
years. A BOY was born to this un.
ion a year after their marriage
but didn't live Mrs. Olee Smith
and daughter. Mededa Burgerine,
are in Menifee visiting parents
and other relatives The Gardner
high school term for 5l.52 open
ed the first week in September
with larger enrolment than in
1850 Tie school has had a sue
ceSsful beginning unuef lhe leau-
ership of the principal, B T Hen
ny. The agriculture and home eco
Monies department took part n
the union county fair in FL Dora
do. The new teachers are Mr. Hen
dirk Of Little Rock. who heads
the science department; Mrs. Reba
Ward Green. a former student and
graduate OF AMIN college, head
OF English department; Mrs Stel
la Penny. a former student, teach
cs the fourth grade.
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ris' parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. w.
Loggins.....Mr, and Mrs. John FL.
lott and daughter, Wanda. and
Mrs. Euna Elliott were guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Loggins last week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28
Atkins
\ = Cunningham

A. = Cunningham
Proi McCaulcy, editor Of the
Aiiror' 20 church paper u the
VI church OF Morrilton. DR. j.
JamIson, pastor tell Of his ex-
FHenccs in the national conven.
loo 10 Oklahoma City. The may
y and white citizens helped in
proving homes for the delegates
Tie iIiih Sunday calls for unions
,hong The churches and the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28

DepHes
., school opened September
:, wi With an enrolment OF lsl in
Il Il, " first six grades and 1853 in
W., NV to 18th grades making a
' me- enrolment of s44 students,
u u Hubbard made a business
INV to Arkadelphia last week.,
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John McHenry ana
'sildren have returned home af'
w. snending their vacation IN
c g, with relatives Mrs. Annie
Allan has returned to her home
- Fl Dorado after a weeks Visit
40 with her brother and wife,
NJ. and Mrs. Emmett Allen.~Mts
ua,sl Bell has returned home
,.ou Kansas City where she visit
:, her sister, Mrs. Maud Thomp-
Wv Mrs Betty Jene Henry lett
,s,, week for Los Angeles after
~andinp awhile here with he'
ro.bar and brother. Mrs. Bonnie
Harry and Luther Henry ...y....Mr
ID Mrs Calvin Smith have 20
b,rned from Montrose where they
,,isited Mrs. Smiths father. They
gere accompanied by Mrs. Smiths
actor Eddie Nelson of Chicago
!, here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Nadge Boley ana his brother, Lee
Nelson Lonzo Johnson and Dan,
r. LYONS have returned from Pine
shtf Miss Louise and Francl ne
NAYS of Hot Springs visited here
Sunday Mrs, Lula Pattillo, Mrs.
Pearl Sharpe made a business
trp to Little Rock last week for
treatment. Pat Collins accom-
s,oied them Job Hays is here
rom Buffalo, New York visiting |
bs daughter. Mrs. Charline Har-
yey Rev. S. l.. Lloyd, {. Ford |
md Mrs Carrie Toles of Benton |
attended the funeral OF the late
Moderator Jackson in Texarkana,. |
! c. Campbell left last week |
tm San Diego after spending two
weeks here with his father
|eearnest Hubbard left last week
m California Mrs. Ruthie Mae
| Daniel has been reported Ill.
Andrew Currey left last week for
Chicago Theodore Ryns home
vas destroyed by fire recently
| Mrs Allne Grafton of Little Rock /
sent while here visiting her |
sfothers, r c. and Allen Camp !
sal.
Mr. ana Mrs. Obree Briscoe
ne visiting friends and relatives
8 California Donnie Sims IS
ERE fIom Milwaukee visiting his
lafents, Mr and Mrs. Bill Ste
pens Rev v George Hunter
sopped in at Mt. Cannon Baptist
durch Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonnle Harper are visiting in Hi
ios Fred Hays and son spent
Sunday afternoon in Hot Sprin 6.
John Mccoy spent the week
end in A. kadelphia on business.
Jessie Jordon Of Little RoeG
gent his vacation here last weea
listing relatives and friends
NB Periie Boshen of Texarkana
vent the n eek-end here with ner
trends and relatives.....A. c. Bar
low spent the weekend in Be i
l'r with his uncle, Sammie Welcn.
Robert Anderson is back home
r Benton after undergoing an
eperatlon al the Missouri Pacifi,
hospital In Little Rock Roy
Parker spent the weekend in
l1arkana with his brother T.
Q Gnndy Of Texas made a talk
@ Mems place in the Commun-
ny at Mt Cannon Baptist church
Sunday Jessie Willie made a
liintS trip TO TT. Worth last
week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-28
TiIIar
Pearl williams

Palestine NJ b. church enter.
tanned with a program sponsored
by three groups Of singers re-
Gently Participating on the pro-
gram were the Southern Five. Cos
pei Five and the Union Rhythm
singers. The Rhythm singers prov
ed TO be most popular. Total a.
mount raised in the program was
Sl48.
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wessoIl
d. J. Loggins

Rev w, M, Radford OF Waldo
conducted revival here Septem-
Der l6 through the 2lst... Mrs.
Essie Mccullough Jackson OF
Hodge, louisiana was guest of
her uncle. Joe Meek, over the
week-end....,-.,,Mr. and Mrs. C. l..
Harris and familys of Pine Bluff
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Har-
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Augusta
q. W. Iaync

u W, IIfNHF
Mrs. Ella Starks Of McCrory.
sister Of Mrs. Douglas Sewer and
Mrs. Mary Dean, was in the city
last week Mr. and Mrs. Lecie
Crutehcr and son Of Little Rock
along with Mrs Carrie Mae Gum.
inpham and children Of Kansas
visited Mrs. Mary Dean and sister
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|EEtfleel


Bessie Ransom
Mrs. Mayella Moore OF New
Jersy spent two nights with Mil
ton and Mrs. Fora B. London last
week. Will Porter and Willie
Ransom and wife and Berry Lon
don and wife went fishing last
weekA shower was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Ransom last
week for Ben Taylor and Mrs.
Ch-isteen. They received many
nice pr,sents......Mrs. Marie Fow-
lew spent last week with parents.
Mrs Dellerden London visited
her biothe- and sister in Dewitt
last Mrs. Alice London's
HUI band, Sgt. Emett London, was
reported killed In Korea.
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versary servlee...Mrs. Willie Mae
Jones and daughter, Mary Dee
Mcdaniel, and baby OF Crossett
visited Mr., and Mrs. John Alder
sen Sunday.
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