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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

Phi Alpha fraternity He has been happily married for years
to Doa Beasey Fox who comes from one of Little Rocks
pioneer families Mr. and Mrs Fox have reared two fine chill
dren Arthur jr graduate of Taledega college, and Jean
graduate of Hampton Instituted We salute Arthur B. Fox
Master Teacher
HERE AND THERE
District VI of the Ark Teachers Association will hold
one-day session in Little Rock November Teachers of
Pulaski County, North Little Rock and Little Rock part
of this district E. H. Hunter Zones high SCHOOL, is president
of the Arkansas Teachers Association and j. H. Smith is
executive secretary.
Jean Bell Grice (AM&N graduate) director of Music at
Ark Baptist college, Jean will be missed in the AMIN choir
She her training under Ariel NJ Lovelace director Of
Music at AMIN college
Myrtle L. Williams Capital Hill SCHOOL, serving as
chairman the Womens Division in the Mt. Zion church
rally (for the educational buldng)
ARENA C. Mallory director of Region ~ of the NCNW)
back Lexington Miss after travelling from Calf to
New this She is fine and sends best wishes via
long distance o the Little Rock Council women.
RESTING IN PEACE
Freda Guy infant daughter of Reverend and Mrs
Fred Guy May Heavenly Father comfort the family
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

J. A. Taylor

Mrs. Essie Pearce is back in
the city after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Josephine J. James in Detroit.
Mrs. Pearce spent two days In
Canada as guest of DR.. and Mrs
Joe James. Martha Ann Powell
has returned to her district after
spending two weeks with her
son, Elder and Mrs. John W. Ro-
gers......Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tay.
lor honored their daughter Mere
dith. on her sixth birthday by
having IA Of her little friends
come to help her celebrate. Many
interesting games were played
and refreshments served. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Matterson had as
guests recently, Prof. and Mrs.
Preston Matterson OF Lake Villagc
PINE STREET SCHOOL NEWS:
The monthly calendar Of activi-
ties began September 10 with a
jamboree. The Polar Bears play
ed their first game OF the season
on the 22nd at TT. Smith with
the Lincoln high school Pirates.
The Bears were defeated 1915 but
played good game. The fifth
grade has an enrolment OF 20
pupils They have elected offices
as follows president, Pearline
Berry, vice president, Helen Kel.
ly; secretary, Lilly Dale Corvette;
assistant secretary. Celestine Ty.
us: reporter. Norman Jean Will
liams. Mrs Daisy Hill Is instruc.
tor.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
NeWk, Minos' Make
Big League Team

Jackie Robinson and Roy Cam
PAMELA, top Negro stars with
the Brooklyn Dodgers. have been
selected for Look Magazines All.
America baseball team by all
the radio and television broad
casters who cover major league
games. Tie story-complete with
pictures of all the players-ap.
pears in the issue of Look just
out.
Don Newcombe. Dodger pitcher
together with Robinson and Cam.
PAMELA, is named to the ALMA.
tional League team by Look. Mino.
50 is named on the Look All
American League team.
Both Robinson and Campy won
the award last year. Points were
awarded on a 1921 basis. and
Robby wound up with 1877, just
four short OF TIE maximum.
Campy's closest competitor was
Yogie Berra OF the Yankss who
had l0l points TO Roy's 1873
Each of the players Is being
presented with a solid gold en-.
graved International. the watch of
distinction, by Look.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
Paul Robson To
Question UN On
Truce In Korea

United Nations--A delegation Of
the American Peace crusade, head
ed by Paul Robson, has been
tentatively scheduled to meet VITA
uN Assistant Secretary General
Cohen to make some points about
the Kaesong truce talks.
According to advance reports.
Mr.. Robson plans to ask Score
tary Cohen whether considera~
ton has been given ito a reitera-
ton of the UN Good Offices Com
mittee report of January, 1851,
which recommended an informal
lull in aostilities' to precede a
full truce?"
II this means that the Cons
munists are ready now for de-
faeto cease-fire along the present
battle-line, observers believe this
would be information Of The
greatest Importance.
The delegation also intends to
question whether the UN has been
kept informed Of the specific
proposals advanced by the nffii-
tary negotiations at Kaesong In
respect to the establishment Of a
truce line, already known to the
North Korean negotiators but 80
far kept from the public at large
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

tsSle Mcbride of Oakland California is visiting her
Joe ~ Phillips, S04 Walnut. She has been visiting
u bastrop, Louisiana and plans to return home next
She former resident If this civ vho recert,v noovod
bma
Eastern Star Baptist church singing department no.
w. gave reception in honor of Rev, and Mrs. A. L.
we nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Lewis Toms. Mrs.
a"eS' chairman, Mrs. Dora Lee Angram pianist and
arthur Jackson home on Is days furlough from
aonha En- route here he visited his grandmother in
No. F'I jackson is the Of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Jack
graduate of Jones high school and Dunbar junior
and Mrs J. H. Anderson are proud parents of twins
Won and Lee Won, born August 25th The twins and
are doing we'll
1ng IN the city recently from St. Louis was Mrs.
uenn While here she attended First Baptist church in
u which her nephew. Rev. s Martin is pastor. Mrs
vas house guest of Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Walker. She is
\ 81 resident Of the city,
tNhsdes younger set will be happy to know that Pvt
inarpe is progressing nicely in hospital in Tokyo
I VIII probably be sent home soon. His parents Mr.
Odnes Tharpe, received long distance call from him.
n e better known "Beebe" to his many friends.
~ "'u Mrs. Herman Lindsey, former residents of this
proud parents of s IL pound boy, Herman, jr4
@ o. Mrs. Lindsey is the former Miss Lucinda Pierce,
'seS Jean and Victoria Pierce of this city The LIND
k% reside in Kansas City
n M Mrs John F. Bass stopping over in the city
kn WIS., Bass parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Tharpe be-
n eeung to FIT. Dix New Jersey
M sn"lual Womens day program was held Sunday al
'eet Baptist church. All services were in the hands
AMI en Mrs Nancy o. Parker teacher at Dunbar high
h. nv prominent figure in Little Rock was the speaker
vnonlhg service. Amount of finance raised SlS Rev
aus1n pastor.
Nm Tronopoy club met at the home of Mrs. Maudel
ns USuay night. After the usual business session
NO. epaSt was served by the hostess. Three games of
Mar played with Mrs Viola Smith winning guest prize;
Mrs. p trump, club prize Mrs. Marge Lowery third
Insn" a Beavers BOBBY. Other guests were Mesdames
Mar ~ Emma Nickerson Arvel Relax, Margie Low
ld A. ulf and Maggie Williams. The next meeting will
Wibo ~, nome of Mrs. Teanna Davis, $40 Hickory with
Mr. iae Steward hostess. Mrs. Odessa Jones, presi-
irs re-, arlene Henderson, reporter.
Uar.,en Tyson Kamack was home on the week end
''N'on where she is teaching.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

per and daughter, Carlin. are
visiting with relatives In Detroit.
Pvt, james Heard Is home on
a 1t day furlough. He has finished
Is planning to be shipped over.
seas soon He is the son of Ms.
his basic training in TT. Knox anl
Lula Rec Boone Rev. j. +. Kel
~ attended the state convention.
Rev Evans preached for him
while he was away Tie teen.
age club met Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Dorothy Jean
Cooper Miss Sarah Dom was
married Saturday night at 6
o'clock, The ceremony took Place
al the home OF Mrs, Simmons.
The reception was held at the
home of the brides mother. MIS-.
Dom. .WANTER: two paper boys
TO sell the STATE PRESS. Mrs.
5. j. Frazier's mother of Mon
roe, Louisiana visited her and her
grandchildren last week Wash.
ington high Hornets played their
first game last week at Smack,
over and won the game with a
score of l3-0~..4The daughter Ct
Rev. and Mrs Scott is making her
home in Illinois. 49,. The trustees OF
the Friendship d. c. association
are in town this week getting the
palms for tn memorial building
underway. The building is ax-
pected to cost between $4,000 and
$4,000 when completed Rev. II.
c. Beasley is chairman, r. II.
Ceaser, secretary and 4. B. Ben
son, treasurer Mrs. Lonezie Lee
Watson. daughter of Mrs. Oracle
Broadnox left Tuesday to join het
husband in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Fannie Green visited ner
husband, Richard Green in Mis-
sissippi. Sac also visited l.cr
daughter Grace Brown. in Chi.
cagoe Miss Irene Bailey of lief.
lin. Louisiana is guest of Gent
Moore and family. She also 9isit.
ed Rev and Mrs. f. c. Cutie j.
while in the city Mr.. and Ms
John Volt have as house guests
Mrs Jessie Ragland Mrs. Jeanett
Rayford of Detroit, Mrs. Augusta
Simmons of Chicago, sister of
Mrs, Volt, Mrs. v. johnson and
|. Sims Of Detroit Mrs. Rub.a
Harris OF Detoit was dinner guest
of Mrs. Vearlie Johnson Sunday.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

cue Norwood. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. 7 Norwood, has re.
turned to AM&N college Mrs
M. Mccoy and Dora Lee Davis
attended First Baptist church
Sunday night ... The Gray broth
ers quartet and the Master Five
will appear in battle Of song
at Macedonia AME church ON
Brown Hill Friday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Odell Moore are proud
parents of a baby boy born Au-
gust %. He was given the name,
Lee Dell Moore Mr.. and Mrs
Earl OF San Francisco returned TO
their home after spending thr,s
weeks in Three Creeks with thr
mother ano father, John and Mat.
tie Davis Mrs. Emma Jean Cup.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
Eliminate Jimcro
lie Delegates Tell
Yankee Ball Team

New York-Delegates from the
Independent, leftwing United
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers, meeting at the Hotel
New Yorker here denounced the
N Y. Yankee baseball team as
having a jim crow policy. In a
hot 80 minute debate on a reso
luton, the delegates called for the
Yankees TO take steps at once to
sign up any qualified Negro
ball players that are available"
However, half a dozen speakers
opposed the resolution, and it was
tabled for revisions to make it
more universal by not naming
any particular team, but naming
all those which have not aired
Negro players.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
Sweet Home
Rosetta Allen

Sweet Home school opened with
a bang" with very large en-.
rollment. The teachers who re.
ceived degrees and those VINO at
tended school over the summer
are: Mrs. +. e. Williams who re.
ceived her M. S. degree in home
economics from Hampton Insti.
tu.e; Mrs r. S. Bomar and l..
Schiller attended the university of
Arkansas; Mrs. G. II. Powell and
Mrs Ezella Blount spent very
enjoyable summer travelling west.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

j. $. Gilbert has been chosen
room father for the 9th grade this
year. Mr.. Gilbert was chosen be-
cause of his interest and untiriog
willingness to improve the school
and the community.
The PTA met last week with
over fifty persons present to draw
up plans for the new school year.
This meeting was under the d.
rection Of their most worthy presi.
dent, Mrs. Z. A. Gates
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
eI Dorado
y. G. Cutter

Missionary Baptist Gods church
on East Faulkner street will
sponsor the Fl Dorado Gospel
singers In a program. Rev. r. c.
Cutter is pastor of the church
Rev Cutter preached Sunday
night for the first time since July
LIST Reason Snowden is In War
ner Brown hospital Miss Mer.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
In Memorium

In memory of the late Nee
Nicely. Gone but not forgotten
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Min
ME Nicely, and children.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
Vega To Hold
Meeting

The Veterans of Good Govern
men association will meet at the
Elks club, 9th and Gaines to-
night. This will be a meeting OF
importance. All members are mg-
ed to be present.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

ST. PETERS ROCK Baptist
church-l40i W. 18th street will
present a religious film. "A Voice
Crying in the Wilderness" at the
church Sunday night at 800 o.
clock. The film will be shown by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Taylor and
Will be sponsored by the Sunday
School. Rev. r. T. Evans is pas
tor.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
The Womens Missionary Society
of the church will sponsor a Twi.
light Musical Sunday at 600 D. m.
Local talent will be present. The
church is located on 9th and State
streets. Rev. c. c. Walker, pastor;
Mrs. j. Harrison, president Of the
society.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
With The Churches

MACEDONIA BAPTIST church.
The guest speaker for Sunday
morning service will be the youth
full, Rev. William v. Guy, son Of
Rev. Fred 7. Guy, pastor Of M
Zion. October 7 will be observed
as Women's day. The speaker IN
the afternoon service will be Mrx.
N. Nichols. Mrs. Nichols is .ie
wife of Rev. Nichols. pastor ef
Collins street Baptist church. Mrx
Vela Clark will deliver the efs-
ing address She Is the wife e
r. c. Clark. deacon Of the chusraa.
Rev. A. G. Reynolds. pastor; vsx
M. Doyle, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

UNION AME church-More shaz,
$1,000 were raised in a recent
financial drive staged at the
church. Mrs. Ruth Ballard, loyal
and popular member Of the
church was one Of the ten cap
tains and reported the largest .
mount Of money Of any lady
captain. Will Askew reported the
largest amount Of any Of the ten
captains, $l34l0. James Warren,
ST., ran second place with a re-
port Of $l2385. Mrs. Ballard re-
ported sl07. Rev. z. z. Dryvcr
pastor
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

care is my opinion that another persons vr,re
o0'"elgh MS faults one has business asking for moro
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

BETHEL AME church-Sm6w
will be promotion day in use
Sunday school. An interesting pcs-
gram has been planned. Ths
promotion exercises will Son,w
the lesson discussion. Rev. q.
Wayman blakely. pastor; J. U.
Elston superintendent.
Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28

Feda Louise Guy, infant daughter OF reverend ana M
Fred r. Guy MAY our Heavenly Father comfort the family
The echo., 1951-06-15
Newton News

The Bartholomew Sunday School
held the 18th Anniversary for the
Supt. and Secretary on June 3, at
2;3O P M. Mr.. Lonzer Johnson,
Supt., Miss Carrie johnson, Secre-
tary.
Devotion was conducted by Bro
Their Eural Began and Bro Frank
Johnson, Jr. AS Supt., by Mr. Frank
johnson, ST., as a Secretary, Mrs
Angie Johnson. A duet by the Har-
dy Sisters. Rev. = w Gambel
presented the speaker. lev. L. D.
Chapman. Offering was lifted by
Brother Landy Chapman which a.
mounted to $4,000.
The following Brothers sang selec-
tons: H. B. Bender. c. L. Chapman,
Frank Evans, Landy Chapman, Eu-
raj Began, C. /. Chapman, James
Beal. Mrs. Anna Mae Speight pre-
scented the gifts valued at $3.50. Cash
gifts, 1852 and a token of $4,000
was given them for their service.
The members paid as follows: Rev.
F, w. Gambell, $500: Frank John
son, Jr., $100; Johnnie johnson, $10O;
Eural Began, $1OO; Landy Chapman,
$100; G. L. Chapman, S100; Andrew
Beason, Csc; Velma Beass, SITS:
Rena Johnson soc; Salvan Ratcliff,
soc; j. NJ Johnson, soc; Virtis Lee
Bender 75c; Angie Johnson, 25c;
Nellie Ann Evans, SOC; Mary John
son, soc; Bertha Johnson, soc; Anna
Spaight, Csc: Mary Evans. 25c; Ruby
L. Bennett, SOC; Betha R. Johnson.
25c; RUBY N. Evans, Ice; Pinkie l..
Bester, Csc; Arlune Bobbett, Csc
Simon Kennedy, 25c Visitors. c.
Johnson, Csc Kenneth CLAYTON, S1O0;
Onnie CLAYTON, s1.00; NJ. E. Smith.
S100; Odis Bank, 25c, Steve Rich
ardson, Csc; Virgie NJ Evans, soc
Leroy Evans, Csc; P O. Wilson. soc:
Henry Shayhorn, 500. White
friends: Feldman Dept. Store $1OO: |
Newton Record $10O; Gavin Bro !
Store, Use; c. R. Home Store, 25c; |
r. A. Weir, soc; w. L. McMullen, |
25c; J. c, McBratt, SOC THROUGH !
he medium Of the paper say to all
thanks.
Supt. and Secretary
The echo., 1951-06-15
Mcleod

Lodge No. 389 held its installation
on the fourth Sunday in May with
Agent Ames Johnson installing the
Officers. Our officers are as fob
lows: Pres, Sam Thomas; Vice Pres,
Mrs. Carrie Peterson; Secretary, Mat
tie Mae VAR; Treasurer, Minis Cal
nouns; Chaplain, Della Dixon. The
Agent left the lodge in good spirit
to carry on. Our Pastor, was with
us and preached a burning sermon.
We raised the sum of S22.61.
Sam Thomas, President.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Carson News

Lodge No. So held its installation
services on May 80, 1851, at Black
mans Temple, c. M E. Church.
Rev E. B. Blackman, the General
President, installed the Officers and
gave a very interesting talk, which
was helpful to all. A liberal offer
ing was raised and $500 was donated
to the Agent.
All officers were reelected f or
their third term. We are grateful
to have a fine group of officers, who
really have the interest of the lodge
~ '-oart.
The echo., 1951-06-15
III. B. "A. Lodge
Celebrates
By Mrs. Mary E. Smith

Paulding. On the fourth Sunday
we observed the anniversary of our
lodge, No. 500, at Salem Church and
Miss Matte L. Larkin, General Sec
rotary, was with US. She installed
the officers Of this lodge and No.
300 Of which Mr.. L. Bonner heads
as president
You talk about a time, but we had
time on the fourth Sunday. The
attendance was extra good for the
occasion as most of the members and
friends came out for the express
purpost of seeing Miss Larkin, whom
they had not met She had a won
derful address and the audience en-
joyed it very much.
After the installation by Miss Lar
kin, Reverend Wade came forward
and preached a wonderful soul stir
ring sermon.
A delicious dinner was served and
everybody seemed to have enjoyed
1t. We are praying when the time
will come when Miss Larkin can be
with us real soon.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Heidelberg News

The w s. c. S. mot May 81 in
the beautiful home Of Mrs, Henry
Jones. Quite a few Of the ladies'
were present. We discussed The Ad-
vance Of Christ.
We want to thank Mrs Clayton
Husband for her lime for soliciting
to make it a high dav. The sum of
e5 30 was raised. Mrs. Jones served
deserts: whipped cream and
peaches, cake and punch, which was
enjoyed by all
The echo., 1951-06-15

The Clarke, LauderdaIe and New
ton Counties Quartet Convention
held its last session with the Green
Grove Church, Chunkey, Mississippi.
Officers We're elected as follows:
President, G. D. Cotton, West Enter
prise; Vice President, Mr.. Ben Nor
gan, Quitman; Secretary. Mrs. Hem
rietta King; Assistant Secretary, Miss
Willie C. Hall; Treasurer. Mr.. Derias
Croft of Chunkey.
A fine time was had by all with
twelve quartetts to enroll. A total
of $4,000 was raised.
The next session will be held with
he Jerusalem Church of Lawrence,
ty9
The echo., 1951-06-15
II. B. A. Lodge no. 267
IleyS
Mrs. Henrietta King, Reporter

Lodge No 267 celebrated its 25th
Anniversary Sunday, May 27. at
the New Fellowship NJ. B. Church.
After an enjoyable program Rever-
end Andrew Price of Hattiesburg de-
hvered two soul stirring sermons.
More than one hundred members
and two visiting lodges were present.
Lodge No. 176 of which Mr.. Derias
Craft IS president, was present with
from his community.
Lodge No 1856, which was recently
organized by Mr.. G. D. Cotton in
West Enterprise, was also present to
add to the program.
A total of $1,000 was raised.
The echo., 1951-06-15
$4,000 Paid Tn
Death Claims
Heidelberg News
Mrs. Annett Caraway, Reporter


Thirty-two members of Pleasant
Valley Methodist Church Choir and
fourteen adults met in the beautiful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hardy
in honor of her little granddaughter
who is making ready to join her
parents in California It was a sur
prise party and 20 beautiful gifts
were received and a nice purse Of
money. Games were enjoyed and a
course Of ice cream and cake was
served. The many friends babe lit
tie Norma Lee adieu She was all
smiles.
Miss Sarah ]. Dace and Mrs. J.
H. Hendrix sponsored the social.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Collins News

Lodge No. 1856 had a rally on the
LIST Sunday in June A very nice
program was rendered. Lodge No.
444 was present, with Mrs. Eula
Berkhalter President Rev. L. K.
McLaurin preached the sermon.
Sl4.40 was raised and dinner was
served. Everybody was happy.
Sarah Flowers, Reporter.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Successful June Board
Closes
THE SECOND QUARTERLY
BOARD OF THE YEAR CON-
VENED TUESDAY. JUNE IL. 1851.
IN THE H. B. A. HOME OFFICE
BUILDING

Tuesday, June II, presidents, mem
bers and friends throughout the state
of Mississippi found their way to the
beautiful Home Office Building of
the Holbrook Benevolent Association,
to witness the second quarterly
board Of the year
The attendance was very, very
good and large number Of local
lodges was represented in this meet
ing.
$4,000 PAID IN DEATH CLAIMS
Thirty-four claimants were paid
S215.00 each or a grand total of ST.
$1,000 in Death Benefits.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Mendenhall News

Lodge Number 239 held its in
stallation Saturday, June Bird, 1871.
Agent w. R. Smith of Magee in
stalled our Officers. Agent Smith
was accompanied by Rev. A. Reed,
our Undertaken of Magee. Their
visit and their advice was enjoyed by
all and they were cordially invited
to visit us again.
The echo., 1951-06-15
CONVENTION

The Convention will convene in
the H. B. A. Home Office Building
July 80 and 81, 1851. The assess
ment as levied by the Executive
Board IS SOC per member, the same
as that Of last years. All reports
are requested to be sent to the Of
flee of the Secretary on or before
Tuesday, July "a, 1851.
The echo., 1951-06-15

We are thankful to Bishop Brooks
igor sending us Reverend c. M.
Webb as pastor Of the Heidelberg
Methodist Church. He shall be glad
ly received. We are happy to have
Rev. ]. D. Wheaton as our District
Supt. They both are being extended
cordial welcomes.
The echo., 1951-06-15
SUCCESSFUL June BOARD QvFR PAYS $4,000
Columbia News

Our General President, Reverend
Blackman was with Lodge No. 3O6
May 3rd, and installed our
We had a yer ynice time.
l am still doing my best to get new
members and hold these that 1 have.
H. K. Watts, President.
The echo., 1951-06-15
CONVENTION

A convention program is all ready
in the making and from all indica-
tons this will be a grand and glor-
ious Convention.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Pvl. c. Sledye visits

Private c. Sledge, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Sledge, who has been
stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia,
visited in his home during the month
of Nav en-route to Camp Stone, Cal
if0rri ,i'e - Love h net rranv
The echo., 1951-06-15

Mrs. Helen Little is the proud
mother of twins, a boy and a girl.
They have been named Joan and
Johns Wilson.
The echo., 1951-06-15
$4,000 PAID IN DEATH CLAIMS
REPORTS SHOW INCREASE

AT the close of the June Beard ere
quarterly reports showed a slight
increase in membership, however, it
did not come up to our expectation.
The membership stands at 7,434
A large number of presidents have
members who failed to pay the June
assessment on time and we are pray
ing that they will be able to renew
all of these delinquent members. We
must continue to go forward.
Some of the presidents are work
ing hard in order to increase their
membership and on the other hand
we have some presidents who, seem
lngly, are losing what they had.
The echo., 1951-06-15

Lodge No. 60 at the June Board on
June IL, 1851.
Prof. L. v. Powell, Pres.
InciNe 9 povan, Fcrp~-or.
The echo., 1951-06-15

Mrs Ezra Mcfarland and children
recently enjoyed a lovely trip to
New Orleans, Louisiana.
The echo., 1951-06-15

Mrs. Reatha Hayes is in the Char
ity Hospital in Laurel, Mississippi,
We are praying for her a speedy re-
covery
The echo., 1951-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crockett are
the proud parents Of twin boys. They
have been given the names Of Roy
and Troy
The echo., 1951-06-15

Mrs. Lavenia Smith spent a plea
SAINT day in Purvis, Mississippi.
The echo., 1951-06-15
80 NEW MEMBERS TAKEN IN
BOAED

We are proud to state that we
were able to take in eighty 900 APP
plications in the June Board. This
IS remarkable on the part of those
presidents who have a mind to work.
The echo., 1951-06-15

Lodge No. 324 h d its regular
meeting on May 26 The worl, is
along nicely.
The echo., 1951-06-15

The Heidelberg Junior Choirs
rendered program at Silverspree
Methodist Church Sunday night,
which Rev. j. H. Hendrix is the pas
tor. Public collection was $3.50
Mrs. J H. Hendrix, sponsor.
Mrs ha-ctt C~ra-u-, Rem.
The echo., 1951-06-15
Home Mission Program

BY Mrs. Lena Mae McDouele