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The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
Reds Build Armies Over Treaty Limits

WASHINGTON, RNSecretary of State Acheson today accused the iron curtain countries-Rus- sia's satelltes-of building up very great armies in excess of peace treaty limitations. He said this is one of the major causes of world tension.
 Acheson told a news conference it is the weight of these armies, plus the enormous military power of the Soviet Union itself, which is the prime source of tension and worry in the world today. He agreed when reporter sug- gested that the military buildup by Romania, Bulgaria and Hun gary in excess of World War 1T peace treaty limits might very well be considered at the proposed meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers.
 Acheson said that he thought Russia had moved somewhat grudgingly toward such meeting F in the latest Soviet note to the Western powers.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
Lois (Overbaugh) Autry left

Lois (Overbaugh) Autry left this morning for Modesto, Califor- mia, where she will wait for her husband who is leaving for re-as- signment in the States.
 Lois who is the daughter of Mrs. Clyde Godsbe, was born in Teller and raised in Nome, graduating from Nome High School. She was married here last spring to James Autry who is with the Air Force at MAZE, and has been employ ed by Modern Cleaners until her departure.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07

Postmaster Jim Mclean stated that he has received instructions that all parcel post is restricted during the present railroad strike and air mail packages are limited to 2 pounds until the strike is over.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of [, ommerce, Weather Bureau.

Wednesday,, February ?, 1851 Forecast Nome: Increasing high cloudiness. Clear Thursday with light variable winds. Lowest tenn perature tonight -5, highest tenn perature Thursday 10.
 Nome data last A hours as of FOO am. today: Precipitation, trace. Total this month, trace). Temperatures: highest II, low est 0.
 Maximum wind 13 miles per hour from the ZINE.
 Sunrise at 8:26 a.m., sunset at 4:O7 pm.
 Comparative Data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest o, lowest 20
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest 38 in 1929, lowest -35 in 1880.
 Data for other selected stations oe of 7.00 o m fnIov.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
Hospital News

Admitted to the hospital was: John Reed of Teller.
 Discharged were Robert O'Con- nor of Nome and Florence Naguz- ruk of Elephant Point.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Kotzebue yester- day was Phil Dybbro.
 Hazel Niupok arrived from An chorage.
 Departing for Anchorage were Phil Dybbro, Jerry Lawhorn, R. A. Cornwell, Ruth Gottschalk, Walter GOttSchalk.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
AIRLINES

PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
 Arriving with Pan American this morning was MT. Landis of the C.A.A.
 Departing were Lois Autry, Leonard Warner and MT. and Mrs. Harry Gabrielson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

see Bessie Edwards before return.
ing 10 Arkansas. Georgia. Mary
and Bessie will be remembered as
the Bowie sisters of Camden.
Oba White IN. D. really had
a fine trip this time married. at
tended the Medical convention
and went on a honeymoon. Mrs.
White Is none other than our
own Dorothy Gaines Frazier
Dorothy is a graduate of Dunbar
high school and Philander Smith
college and is member of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority. Happy
landing Dorothy and Oba
Vera G.. Rose Booker I. Wash
ington) completed her work for
M A degree at the Univ. of Ark
anSas.
Mildred Anderson (Stephens)
completed her work for the M. A.
degree at the Univ. of Wisconsin.
Laura Ross lR. NJ surprised
Little Rockians when she an
nounced that she was Mrs. Make
Waller. Laura resigned as nurse
at the Arkansas Baptist Hospital
on August 3lst and will leave for
her home in st. Louis. Mo. Laura
is graduate of Ark. Baptist col.
lege She is member of Mt Zion
Baptist church and served on the
Usher Board for number OF
years.
BON VOYAGE Laura and Make
The lnRrams in town because
Of the death of their father. uncle
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07
RIGHT AROUND US|
BY Gwendoiyn N. Floyd
BY Gwendoiyn N. Floyd

Philander Smith college and is
connected with his dad. Or. T.
c. Carter in the Gem Pharmacy
Giles is sophomore in the Phar
maceutical Department at Xavier
University in New Orleans La II
won't be long before it'll be pro
prietors Registered pharmacists
Z. c. Carter and Giles Carter
Mighty Fine
Labor Day Outing
The Methodist men of Wesley
Chapel church were the guest OF
DIR. James Lewis Of Hope, on La
Dor Day. This group is con
of many energetic and faithful
laymen of the church. Much
praise is due them for the many
contributions that they made to
Wesley Chapel. Some of the mem
bers are S E. Virgins. w. E
Brown. r. N Gillespie. Beverly
Truman. Herman Fletcher, Ar,
thur Frampton tpresidenU. Chas.
Frampton. Clarence Frampton, Ar.
chic Williams. w. II. Riley. Will
burt jenkins. j. S. Cullins, Travis
Walton. Leon Tart. Clarence
Jamerson. Edward Fisher Charlie
Feeler. Leroy Williams. Lytell
Gravelly ct al.
Here And There
The Stronges' Charles and
Florine, are at home at 900 West
18th Street.
Nedra Ferguson (Fiskite from
Hot Springs is in the city visiting
the Woods (Adell and J. b. Ne.
dra is enjoying her stay in Little
Rock and seems TO be getting a.
round with the "kollege Krowd."
Charlotte Hayman is in town
from New York city visiting her
husband Joe Hayman.
Georgia Morris is in Ney York
city visiting for a few days
after attending the National
Medical Auxiliary meeting. Geor.
gia will return to Gary. Ind. to
visit the Morris ATTY Bonnie
and Nary and on to Chicago TO
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

Sigma Gamma Rho Meeting In
California
The Sigma Gamma Rios invad-
ed Los Angeles a few days ago
and from all reports the girls
had one fine meeting. The nation
al officers were domiciled at the
swank Watkins hotel on West A
dams.
Sigma Fannie Benjamin opened
the doors Of her palatial mansion
swimming pool. n'everythinel on
Raymond Ave to the national
board for a press conference ana
a luncheon. IT,,
The California Sigmas ehalked
up two first in their enter
tainments for their guests. Inc
formal dance was held at the
Los Angeles Breakfast CLUB
tstrictiy an exclusive club and
the CLOSED banquet was held
at the Cienga- Wiltshire Club very
exclusive). 1t is little hard ior
us in the South to believe thai
Californians tNegroesl are oenieo
admittance lin some places SO
we'll lust settle by saying that
no one had taken the time out TO
90 to the Breakfast Club and the
Cienga. Wiltshire tsmilesl
Other social affairs included q
dance given by the Pan Hellenic
Council at the Zenda ballroom. a
lawn party given by Alpha kap
pa Alpha sorority on the Holman
Methodist church grounds and a
formal dinner at the Crystal Gar.
den Tea Room for the National
Board.
Artist Night was gala event
at the Columbia Broadcasting sta
ton Playhouse on Sunset Blvd.
The Royal Carribeans, Amos and
Andy. The Kingfish. and many
other Negro actors performed for
the Sigmas who were on hand
from all parts of the U. S. A.
Three national presidents tmem.
bers OF the executive board of
Amer. Council of Human Rights
were on hand TO extend congrat-
ulations TO Sallie Parham Newly,
grand pres. OF Sigma Gamma Rho.
Bedford Lawson NATL pres, of Al.
pha PhD addressed the Sign
mas in closed session DR.. Nancy
Woalridge NATL pres. of Zeta Pin
Beta sorority attended the Sigma
public meeting. Laura Lovelace,
NATL pres. Of Alpha Kappa Al.
pha) was in Calf. as a guest of
the AkAs but your scribe under
stands that Laura, Nancy and
Bedford took in all the open so.
cial affairs. Greeks cooperate H.
old California-yes sirreol
Little Rock Sigmas who attend
ed the Sigma convention included
Elizabeth Hamilton. Tillie Bogard
Mildred WurkS. Ruby Robinson,
Naomi Coulter members of the
natl board and Edna Douglas
I Second vice PRESIDENT.
Little Rockians Visit I'm OKLA.
The Carriers John and Mae
Mr.. and Mrs" > and Giles Carter
spent two weeks in MuSkogec
Okla. visiting their maternal
grandmother. Mrs. John Cullom
Mrs. Cullom is the widow OF the
late John Cullom. pioneer stock
dealer and real estate man of
MuSkogee, Okla The Carriers re-
port that they had a very enjoy
able trip John Is a sophomore at
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and brother George w Ingram
Those in town included Duncan
and Myrtle Ingram (son and
daughter-in-law Los Angeles /.
Mite Webb sister - Los Ange-
lesl, Hattie King SISTER - Mem
phisj, Preston Ingram brother
St Louis, Mo-. Herman and Der
niece Gray tneice and nephew
ST. Louis Mo-
S. E. Virgins. sr is visiting in
Chicago and writes that he is en-
joying the Windy City Mr.. Wig
gins is the guest of his daughter
and son-in-laW- the Hilburns
ruth and Prentiss) and the
Youngs (Lynette and Edward.
Delta Sigma Theta sorority had
their Annual Roundup on Sept.
list. The Roundup" was held at
the Williams (Sue and Booker
Sue is president of the local grad.
uate chapter Of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority.
Booker Day umember of exec.
BID, Vega and Charles Bussey
tpres of Vega served as depu.
ty marshalls for the Labor Day
parade in Little Rock. cant re-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07
VA Recommends
Insurance Plan

Government life insurance term
policies held by veterans and
those in service may be renewed
at the expiration of any term
period for a successive period of
five years without physical ex-
animation, as the result of two a
mendments to the insurance laws
signed by the President recently.
Veterans Administration said this
week:
The premium rate paid for term
insurance increases each time it is
renewed for new five-year
term period, in accordance with
the age of the insured at the time
OF renewal and becomes expen-
sive to carry in the upper age
brackets. For this reason, VA re-
commends early conversion to a
permanent plan of insurance.
Buy Where Negroes Work
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rY7 IT. ~ ~
IARou legay
TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-ssss

| Conway The group also visited In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hinkle.
The Ebonette club met at the
home of Mrs. Hester Brown
Three games of whist were play
cd with Mrs. Cora Magazine vim
ing first prize; Miss Mildred Sum
merville, second and Mrs. Olivia
Hamilton as hostess. Guest for the
evening was Miss A. Reynolds
of Los Angeles. Mrs. Essie Moore
president; Miss Wilmetta Hamp.
ton, reporter
A going away dinner was given
for Miss Henrietta Stuart of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin by her mother
Mrs. Ardella Arbery at their
home 26O5 Louisiana last week.
Guests present were Miss Leila
M Hill, Mrs. Claudine Harden.
Mrs Flora Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelious Pryor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeCullum,
n and daughter spent few
days with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McCullum ST.. 1922
Ringo. Mr. McCullum, sr. return
ed to Fl. Benning Georgia to
spend a week with his son and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunning.
ham of Wrightsville gave a moon.
lite picnic In honor OF their sister
and brother in law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reece Sorrell, of st. Louis. Guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Pry.
or, Mr.. and Mrs. George Terry
Mrs. Rosetta Butler. Mrs. Delois
Calmese. daughter of Mrs. Gum.
(ngham; Mrs. Lenora Waters. Mrs
Mary Steagers. Mrs. Mary Wilson
and Roy Teasley.
Misses Lurline and Geraldine
Bradford who reside in San Fran.
cisco California were in the city
last week visiting their grandma.
Their and friends. They left via
American Airlines for their home
Monday.
Miss Mae Iris Hopkins. former
resident of this city. visited
friends and relatives here last
week. Miss Hopkins Is employe
by the city in New York.
Mrs. Lewis Cole of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania and sister, Miss Eva
Lee Cole. of Chicago were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Bal.
ley on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie B. Coleman
and daughters. Lorraine and Velma
and Mrs Marie Hatten of New
York City. sisters Of DIR. E. Up.
shur. paid surprised visit to the
city this week.
CORRECTIONS In the announce
ment OF the wedding Of DR.. Oba
White and Mrs. Dorothy G.. Fra
zier the date OF the wedding
should have been Monday, August
20 instead of Saturday, August rs.
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Arthur T. Douse Plaintiff
vs.. No. 92546
Hazel G. Douse Defendant
The Defendant Hazel G. Douse is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff Arthur
7. Douse.
Dated August 80. 1851.
c. B. Erwin
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II S Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c.
9.7-l42l-28
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

1 pser r the head by a CHI,
w u,,a a e'p-as hospital ' MO-. v
Thu, "THurss u ,A' brutality
he Ne! WHO IS still IN r'Sl0d't
o on' IN Mercer ho,D 1t1lo4
charged IL Trenton r,'' aa''
with with. disorderly condu police
s saull on police ofticss, a.
wu, illnesses the are availabI,
threatened an s s',i that
KNIFE s,,li before he ran ana
a ANY !, Shot patrolman ''I ~.
'H peen susne,a-
ve'y to await outcome o.
no investigation. ''s Is
No officer of thu L..
found in Trenton to D. Jaw \
against the officer w ptsS' y,
b Der' al. and dubbed Mrs. Kella
''e n,r son was being Shot any
.a dubbed the affair a race ss'' n
nt 9,H Gene out firmly in -, n
y, ID" AN ana order by which,
l''' al, TIE police who have ,
qua,,',y and so tlagrsptls
80 > ' s2a ne uniforms they ".
10 .. Become symbolic Of outI'
~. The National AssoclatI '''
the Advancement of color.a
PIE eourageously held a ~
Oh protest in Trenton rbaI
night. '"u
Richard Garter, asslss,D,
'lonal counsel, after hearjnl
story in detail and collectj,1
denee' has urged the toruatl
a local Trenton committee h
zens to demand CLEANUP N
vicious Trenton police ,v,l
long overdue-and the M
requested immediate susu.,
OF kuti and another pstroI
and the assignment Of a J
investigator to the case bv
ernor Driscon.
only a special grand jun
a special prosecutor, well sun
with funds and independeni
vestlgators, can hope to
through the lawless Trento.
spiracy against democracy
Justice.
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call that this has happened before
in our city of Roses.
The Honorable sid" McMath
will address the Natl Urba
League meeting which will con.
Vene In the Twin City est +.
ana Minneapolis Minnesota -
sept. 80 We understand that the
governor was invited to speak by
Lester Granger matl exec. diree.
tori when he was in the city +
June.
Harry Bass, executive director
of Little Rock Urban League is
enroute to Minnesota to attend
the annual meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Black lett
the city last week for Detroit
While there they will visit M
Blacks sister Mr. and Mrs DO
Lester and Mr.. and Mrs John
Lawrence, former residents
this city. The Blacks plan to b
away two weeks.
Mrs |. J, Shumpert attended
the funeral of William Wilson
TT. Smith recently. Mr.. Wilson
was the brother in law Of the ltt
Rev. and Mrs. J N Campbell aus
a relative of Mrs. Shumpert.
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Thompson
their daughter. Mrs. Helen Jones,
and her three children, m I
their son and brother Harry
Thompson who plays with t
Los Angeles Rams. here last week
They were guests of their cousin
Rev. and Mrs w. D. Jones
Mrs. T C. Tress Of Helena wa
recent house guest of her sister
Mrs. w. d. Jones
Mrs Rosetta Rodgers of Pasa-
dena California is house guest Of
her sisters. Mrs. White Mae
Thomas and Mrs. Henrietta VII
liams. She was accompanied by
her daughters. Alice Lorraine and
Joyce OLIVE. They are recipients
of many social courtesies while
here. Mrs. Rodgers is a former
beauty operator of Elite barber
and beauty salon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

Returning 10 the CITY 10 Niei
his mother, Mrs. Irene Jefffies
8i7 e. 10Th street. and family, ha'
gust rs. was Cpl. Emmett Jeiirie'
who is on a 80 days leave IRON
Korea Cpl. Jeffries. who Is setV
ms as machine gunner WIN tle
second division has been III SCI
olce since 1913 and spent the pas'
10 months in Korea
60 TT
The Pleasant Hour social clup
~,et Sunday at the home OF M
and Mrs Bell, 2462 Park, MIS-
Thelma Harris read poem lof
lowing the business session altei.
which dinner was served pulie'
stvle Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Jones were
hosts Mrs Essie M Boatman'
nrseident; Mrs. Samella Gray, re-
porter.
The Federated club of Phyllis
Wheatley will meet at the ola
Folks Home, 10Th and Spring
street, September IL at $3.50 p. m
All members are urged to De
present.
Visiting in the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Brown last week
were Mrs. Lucinda Turner OF
Chicago; Mrs. Fannie Bell Baker
of Monroe, Louisiana and Henry
williams of Columbus. Mississippi.
A family reunion was held at the
Brown home. The group also WIS
tied Mrs. Lucy Williams of North
Little Rock.
Mrs. l.. M. Barr left recently
Tor a three weeks vacation She
Will spend q few days in st, Louis
with her niece and nephew Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Brown. and visit
her brother and sister in law, Mr..
and Mrs. T. HALEY. in Chicago.
Mrs. E. w. Dawson, CO owner oil
0awson Florist Pine Bluff. is
house guest Of her brother and
sister in law, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Wells, 1900 Howard street. while
receiving medical aid in the city
Mrs. Coda Mae Smith Moody,
former resident Of the city. visit
ed here en- route to Houston, Tex
as. along with Mrs. Susan Thomp
son. Mrs. Mildred d. Lacey and
Mrs. Myrtle J. Jaimon. Mrs.
Moody is a graduate of Gibbs OF
this city and Of Wilberforce uni
versity and is now social work
er In New York. After having
breakfast with Mrs. Ida Belle
Jones Tuesday the group left for
Houston. This was Mrs. Moody's
first trip back to Little Rock in
- years.
Visiting the L. L. Wells. 2200
Howard street Sunday were DR. I.
J. X. Wells editor Of Color maya.
zine Charleston. West Virginia &C.
companied by his son. ! J. X. jr
and NJ photographs. Earl c.
ton and Pfc. ana MRS. Solomon L.
Keith. Camp Chaffee who were &C.
companied by Mrs. Keith's sister
and brother in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Howad and Mrs. Henley OF
=
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Norman Handy was given a
birthday party Monday night by
his wife, Mrs Blanche Handy,
and family. The house was beautls
fully decorated with fall flowers
and fern. Twenty three guests
were present to help him eele.
brate. Dinner was served and
many beautiful gifts were reeeiv
ed
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him prone. He bled to death
there.
Bystanders including the in
sensible mother of the dying man
were hauled away. the mother
being tskep to Trenton hospi.
tai. There. a. she struggled hys-
terically, SIZE was again beaten
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:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

Little Miss Charlotte Ann Hol.
loway, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Holloway, celebrated her
second birthday last week with a
party given by her parents. Those
who helped her celebrate were
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

PROF W. ZACHARYA native of Pine Bluff received his early
training music Kansas City After years New
England Conservatory Boston, where he took the
1919 He his studio
1906 West 9Th street. where he splendid his
chosen field He director Baptist church.
for the Central District superintendent
Regular Arkansas Baptist Musical directed
for the State BTU Sunday School
served organs for the Baptist State He holds
certificate and membership card in International Piano Teachers
association of America His studio equipped with three
violins wind instruments Hammond His Piano
voice and
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Rose kearney. Mercedes Mitchell,
Linda Joyce Handy. Rosalyn and
10 Ruth Patterson and many
other small friends. Many beauti.
full gifts were received.
Ello Nickerson left the city last
week to visit his grandmother in
Houston. Texas. While away he
will visit relatives and friends t.
Galveston Mr.. NickerSon is an
employee of the Missouri Pacific
shop.
Andrew Beavers. son of Mrs.
Victoria Beavers will be assistant
coach at Jones high school this
year. He will also teach seventh
grade science. We welcome Mr.
Beavers into the MIR school sys.
tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Hart
have returned from Toledo. Ohio
where they visited Mr. Harris
bro. DIR. Hart and his sister Mrs
Richardson. both former residents
of this city The Harris report an
enjoyable trip.
Little Woodrow Beavers has
returned home after spending the
summer in CrosSett with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. z.
Duckworth. lie is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hosea Beavers. jr
Miss Emma J Walton was
house guest Of Mrs Emma Nick
erson last week. Miss Walton is
a graduate OF Dunbar and AMIN
college, She will be on the faeul
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

Miss Marie Young, beautieian OF
Ethels Beauty shop, will begin
her two weeks vacation Septem-
Der 10. She plans to visit her SIS
ter. Mrs. r. M. Hill of San Anton.
10, Texas. While away she will
visit various cities including New
Mexico Miss Young is a member
of First Baptist church, mem.
Der of the choir. Sunday school
teacher and vice president Of the
Ever Ready club. She has been a
popular citizen of MIR for the
past years and resides with Mrs.
Morgan at 1922 Cedar.
Willie liattison was surprised
with a birthday party last week
given by his wife. Mrs. Evelyn
Hattison. The house was beauu,
fully decorated. Guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Scott, MI
and Mrs. Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs
Veotis Hattison, Mr.. and Mrs, Har-
vey Hughes. Mrs. Dave Afford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Handy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Pryor, Mrs.
Cordelia Jones and Mrs. John
Ester. He received many useful
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ty at Mariana this fall.
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Any, Any elementary school .,,,,,
at the gate for 9 cents .N'"''''d
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

CORRECTION: In the announce
ment Of the wedding Of DR.. Oba
White and Mrs. Dorothy G.. Fra
zier the date OF the wedding
should have been Monday, August
20 instead of Saturday. August IS
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gifts
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willie B. Coleman
and daughters Lorraine and Velma
and Mrs. Marie Hatten of New
York City. sisters Of DR.. Z. Up.
shur. paid surprised visit to the
city this week.
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Murder

buy Where Negroes Work-
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Conway The group also visited in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hinkle.
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Mrs. Lewis Cole of Philadelphia
PENNSYLVANIA and sister, Miss Eva
Lee Cole. of Chicago were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Bal.
ley on Labor Day.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

Misses Lurline and Geraldine
Bradford who reside in San Fran.
cisco California were in the city
last week visiting their grandma.
ther and friends. They left via
American Airlines for their home
Monday.