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Evening star., 1951-03-27
Dratha

sRAn9S naFsR e. pSMENEea Ss1 BoMr e seaboS kSnssy
Of 2715 49th ayes Boulevard HEIGHTS Height.
Fa fsno4s ms'hfs Mrs Of Adszs Ssass Rs ons and
bers, funeral Home. 5i7 Ilth St, Sc:
NJ Mass IN &c. sanes Marss xsvsr 2 a chaqc ssq
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
STAFFORD, HARRY E. Suddenly, on
E. STAFFORD. beloved husband of Fran
Of Pauline Spafford OF this city. He also
afford ed Of Rutland. % VI. 1nterment @ twill will
STEELE Fl Il cnsfffT WILLIAM M E. On Sunday March
4gR Of ssao M aye wIcAM cap
Catherine Y: steiie; father of William William E.. e.
Mrs NJ ana Rbe Ee e GDss ssee Fead aed br9thsr es
Ct the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be
held on Wednesday. March 2s,, at 1880
pm. 1nterment Addison Chapel. 27
March e. 1851, At his ysSidenss SssS ES
sTeaPEh Beloved ad HUSBAND of wAhSfE Eta T.
sef snd Mr. fasr od w. Of sae ms Mafk fends honary ay
call At the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St;
and Mass. aye. ne where services will
fnterment IN @ oH cedar Hin efn cemetery. Ter az 3
STRICKLAND. LEILA. Suddenly. on Mon
LEA LEI srfh e s6i Of 70 Ps{s Rhode fsaad
stor; aye NV; beloved wife Of Thomas hoIIn, I;
St. Petersburg. Fla. Services at the 8. =.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st.
NV, on Thursday. March 20, at 2 pm
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2s
WHEAT, MINNETTE DRAM. On Satur-
Anhntnwn.
MfNNETTE f!s DRAM Wheat. ''f; formerly Of Of
3sss p G. beloved %ifs Of the
ts5 ss;.ef cf Mrs; FFsnsts J: bsysr Of Philss
S Il. Hines Co. fsn Funeral afSt Home AZ 2soi 81
4h St csure SsFvs5i c tlo9 st. St s Ma5n
Wednesday, March %, at 10 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
ppners pniladephia n|sass eonv pa and shamokn' Pa
"a. 1851, HARRY T. WILDER. beloved
husband of Mary Emma Wilder and
father of Katherine L Wilder. and H.
W. Evans. Friends may call at Gawler' S
Chapel 1886 Pa. ave. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, March 27.
cemepFep2. Ct p;n 'nterment private Rock Greek Creek
25, 1851. JOSEPH Williams Of 1903
18th st. nv beloved husband of Mrs:
JudIlltd WllllamS, 1atner OF Lawrence and
,Dianne Williams and Lillian Glascoe. He
also leaves one sister. one brother; one
Friends may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. 1882 You st, NV: after
services Saturday. March 81, at 2 pm, at
the above funeral church, Rev, Roosevelt
Mcintyre of1ciating Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 80
WOOD. JAMES ALLEN Departed this life
Sunday, March 25, 1851. JAMES ALLEN
WOOD: He leaves to mourn their loss a
devoted wife. Mrs. Gertrude B. Wood;
TWO daughters; mother. Mrs. Lucy Wood
one brother. Russell WSod; two sisters-in-
law, one brother-in-lsw, six nieces and
nephews and host of other relatives and
friends. The remains may be seen at his
late residence. 1925 49th ave. Beaver
March IS. Funeral services Thursday,
March 20; at st; Joseph's Catholic Church,
Glen Arden. Md. where high requiem
mass will be offered at 8 a. m. for the re-
pose Of his soul. Inte.ment Mount Olivet
Cemetery ARRANGEMENTS by the Better
Funeral Parlor oas
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Alexander Sanders, l08,
Secuted for Union Army
BY The Associated Press

NATION. H.. Mar. 81
Alexander Sanders, 108-year-old
Civil War veteran, who attributed
his long life to hard work and
tending to my own business" died
Sunday night in Charleston, Ill.
He was born August 6, 1842 in
Owen County, Ind.
When he was % years old, Mr..
Sanders tried to enlist in the
Union Army was rejected because
of his small stature. He persisted
and followed an army organization
in which he had seven uncles.
During this time he served as a
scout and a messenger.
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Jesse J. Tyson, los,
Oldest Delaware Residen,
By the Associated Press

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 81
Jesse j. Tyson. Delaware's Oldest
resident, died last night at the
age of 105. At one time Mr..
Tyson attributed his longevity to
good liquor, fat meat and hard
work" in his youth.
Mr.. Tyson was stricken with
influenza 10 days ago but until
that time had continued to be as
spry as ever. He had lived at
the Hilltop Nursing Home for the
past four months.
A native of Rising Sun, Md.
Mr.. Tyson came to Wilmington in
1888 and founded the Tyson
Transfer Co., which he headed
until his retirement in 1915.
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Hiroshima Peace BeIl'
Stolen From Tower
By the Associated Press

HIROSHIMA, Japan, Mar. 81.
This atom-bombed city's bell
of peace" has been stolen.
Kyodo news agency said today
the 3-foot, 90-pound bell was
taken from its 30-foot tower in
the center of Hiroshima, the spot
over which the first atom bomb
used in warfare was exploded.
The bell first was rung August
6, 1947, the second anniversary Of
the atomic explosion that hastened
the end of World War II.
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Col. Hobart A. Murphy
PHILADELPHIA. MAJ

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 27 B.-
Col. Hobart A. Murphy. 40, chief
of the Pennsylvania military dis
trict, died yesterday in Phila-
delphia Naval Hospital. He was
graduated from West Point in 1924
and was awarded the Bronze Star
during World War II.
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james Fielding HinkIe,
Ex-Governor and Banker
Iy the ASsociofed Press

ROSWELL, N. Mex, Mar. 27.-
James Fielding Hinkle, 88, for
mer New Mexico Governor and
pioneer Roswell banker, died yes
terday.
A Democrat, Mr.. Hinkle was
Governor in 1923-25. His term as
chief executive climaxed a career
of "a years in New Mexico public
Office.
Despite his other interests. Mr..
Hinkle was primarily a cattleman.
He first came to the State as a
cowboy In 1885.
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John Young, Father
OF North Dakota Senator
By the Associoted Press

OAKES, N. OAK, Mar. 27.-
John Young, SO, father of Senator
Young. Republican, of North Da-
kota, died in a hospital here Sum-
day night. He had been in poor
health for several months.
A retired farmer and real estate
businessman, Mr.. Young had lived
in Lamoure, N. OAK, since 1881.
Present at his bedside were his
three sons, Senator Young, DR..
C. F. Young of Fargo and Ray
Young of Lamoure.
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Jesse james, Jr., Son
|Of Missouri Bundit
BY the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 27.-Jesse
James. jr., IS, retired Kansas City
attorney and son of the Missouri
bandit, died yesterday of a heart
ailment.
Mr.. James, born in Nashville,
Tenn, practiced law in Kansas
City for Is years, retiring and
moving to California "a years ago.
One Of his four daughters, Mrs.
10 Frances Ross, said he saw his
father killed in st. Joseph, Mo-,
in 1882.
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Dean William AuIt, 80

HONOLULU, Mar. 27 (P.-
Dean William Ault, 80, Episcopal
|churchman who came to Hawaii
in 1897 and was the retired dean
of the Cathedral in Honolulu, died
yesterday after a long illness. He
was born in Titbury-on-Tre
Staffordshire, England.
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Rainier. Md,
after a long
illness.
Born in Italy
Valley, N. Y,
he came to
Mount Rainier
in 1918. He
W ork e d a I
Western Un-
ions main Of
flee at 1405 G
street NV. for
80 years.
or m ore
than 80 years
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E. Elmer Lamphier
Of Western Union

E. Elmer Lamphier. "a, a re-
tired Western Union Telegraph
employe, died Sunday in his home,
3106 Shepherd street. Mount
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WILLIAM F. 0RIsH). Member,

OF the Holy Trinity Holy
Name Society, Georgetown,
D, c., will meet at the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home
1881 Ga. ave. NV. on Tues
day, March 27, 1851. at S
pm. to recite prayers for the
1e soul of their late Brother
LL1AM F. IRISHl O'KEEFE.
J; MANOGUE, President.
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Dratha

March '9a s5i SoHS % Nv w. M aARFfa sefsrdss s
Of Of 22l5 5uo Seth st Sc. husband i., Of the
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st, and
Mass. ave: ne. where services will be
afa on MsaassdaS &ashnson Mh1sa as Ct
Cemetery. 27
g. 'HhH fs5S soHS On w. satazfsE MHkgiN MaFsh Al
W Y, l. 9; 9. F., are urged to attend
Tdd esda Pell9W ..sS SERVICES at a:%o pm. I'M
~ ne. Z. A. ocALLAaHAN.
Attest: PERRY H. kENF. E0P!s Rec. aFsea' see.
MILLBRooK. MONA o. Suddenly. on
a.nsa Monday, harch S6. 1851; at hsI resi-,
sfhff ta5 bst bsoved st. wife n" 81 A. MeN4 NM
brook, mother, of Richard A., Millbrook
and Mrs. Charles Gettys. Services at the
s. H Hines Co Funeral Home; 29o1 l4th
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MILLBRooK, MONA. Members Of Drott
~ Lodge No. 16S, Vasa Order Of
uAA Amsrica. are netitied Of The death
SE1NSG Of Sister MONA MILLBROOK. on
WMHY Monday, March 20, 1851. Fu-
~ Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th ST.
NV, on Wednesday, March 2S, at 10 am.
CARL E. STANCE. Chairman.
EDWIN ABRAMSON, Secretary.
MILLER. FRANK R. On Sunday. March
20. 1851. at his residence, 4404 30th
ST., Mount Rainier. Md, FRANK R.
MILLER, beloved husband Of the late
Katie Miller (nee White) and uncle of
Stephen j. Liston. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 641 H
st. ne, on Wednesday, March %. at
$50 am. High requiem mass at ST.
James Church, Mount Rainier, Nd, at
am. Intermemnt Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited. 81
O'KEEFE. WILLIAM F., sR. On Sunday,
WILLIAM F. oKEEFE, sr.. beloved hus-
band OF Mildred Elizabeth o'Keefe and
father Of William F; OKeefe. jr. Fu-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV, on We'd
nesday. March ,2s. at 9:30 am. High
requiem mass at Holy Trinity Church at
10 am. Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Holy Rood Cemetery.
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and members of Gen. Nelson
:: e.:
pm, to conduct services for
our late sister, CHARLOTTE E. COONEY.
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tomac Council. No. 433,
KNIGHTS OF Columbus, are ad-
vised Of the death Of Brother
WILLIAM F. O'KEEFE. and
are requested to assemble at
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home. 1891 Georgia ave. NV.
Y, March 27. 1ah1. at 2.20
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HIT Mrntnrtattt

ADAMS, ELLEN. A tribute of love to the
sacred memory Of my dear mother, ELLEN
ADAMS. who departed this life twenty
one years ago today. March 27, 1880
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, AGNESE .
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COLEMAN. WILLIAM WESLEY. Suddenly,
ON Sunday. March o. 1881 WILLIAM

Monday, March 2e. 1851, at II Phila-
delphia ave. Takoma Park. Md. CHAR
LoTTE ELEANOR COONEY, wife of Den
J. Henning Of New Haven, Conn;
Reginald j. Thornton. Mrs. George E:
Williams. Mrs. William T. Moxley and
Francis D. Cooney, and sister of Miss
Theresa H Norris. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
where prayers will be said on Wednes-
St. Aloysius Catholic Church. Eye and
North Capitol SITS. NV, where the holy
sacrifice Of the mass will be offered at
10 am. for the repose of her soul,
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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1851, at her residence. 6iI 49th st. ne,
IDA E. HOLMES, beloved wife of James
Q. Holmes, ST.; daughter Of the late Caro-
line and William B. Brooks and mother
of James O., ir, and William Stanley
Holmes Also surviving are two grand
children. LIE Count and Barbara Holiness
one great-grandson, LIE Count Holmes
other relatives and many friends, After
IL noon Wednesday friends are invited to
call at her late residence. Services on
Thursday, March 20. at 1 pm, at the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church 10Th
and Eye SITS. NV Interment Harmony
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
Inc. 2S
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Dratha

FRANCK. LILLE WOOD. Suddenly, on
FRANCK Of 1897 18th St, ne. beloved
Mrs. Eta CARRIER Of Washington, B. c.;
GEORGE w. Wood Of Chester, Pa; Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
viii Aa Be he'd tS', on 1'vi Wednesday, t March IS
at pm. 1nterment private. n
GLEASON. ARTHUR BUELL.. On Monday,
ARTHUR BUELL. tEai aLGAsoN aseas0 Of a0SpfId i416
Longfellow St. nv. father of Walter
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
Spring. Md. Notice Of services later
GLENN. Jamie. On Saturday March "a,
I95I, at Freedmen's Hospital. Jamie
GLENN. She is survived by one son. four
Mr., Clarence Turner; other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at Hor
toms Mortuary. 1929 You st. NV, where
VtS ss at aso pm ps ne interment
Cemetery.
March %. 1851. at her residence. 206
P ST. NV. MAGGIE HARMON. wife of
Georse Harmon. She also is survived by
three daughters, one granddaughter, three
relatives and friends. Funeral 'Wednes
day. March 2s; at 1 pm, from the Miles
Memorial A. NJ. E. Church, lilo 3rd st.
NV. Rev. Giles R. Wright officiating. IN
tarment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange
ments by johnson g. Jenkins.
HEBB, MARY A. On Saturday. March "a
1851, at 234 2Id st. ne. MARY A.
HEBB, wife of the late william H Hebb
mother of Mason Hebb. Mrs. Nellie A.
Haley. Mrs. Virginia Whitaker. Miss Jen-
ME Hebb. John Hebb. Mrs. Mable Ballard
Mrs. Lena Bell and Mrs. Josephine Fuller.
Margaret Wilson and Mrs. Lena Edelin,;
twelve grandchildren. one great-grand-
child and many other relatives and
friends. Friends may call after IL am.
Wednesday at the above residence. Fu-
neral services at 9 am. Thursday, March
60 at Holy Redeemer Church. 210 New
York ave. NV. Interment in Lincoln Me-
morisl Cemetery. Arrangements by Alex
ander S. Pope. 2S'
aIsToN. TIMOTHY G.. On Sunday. March
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

Mrs. Dyer
are very grateful to Mrs. Dyer for
her most excellent work which at
tributed much TO make this ves-
per very attractive.
We the members Of the church
are very proud Of our pastor for
his far reaching foresight in bring.
ing us progressive and interesting
programs. He is not only doing work
in our church but is termed as the
senior chaplain, the Oldest one
from the point Of service, Of the
FIT Roots Veterans hospital in
North Little Rock. A birthday
party is given each month for the
patients and the Friday evening
musicals are looked forward to
each week by both the veterans and
volunteer workers. Chaplain Hud.
son is foremost in bringing to Lit
tie Rock the rehabilitation Of the
veterans who have already been
placed in homes In the city, and
others are TO be placed in the
near future.
We the members Of the church
and veterans feel that when his
tory records the great humanita
rians Of the goth century NJ Van
Buren, Hudson's name will be a
mong them.
reporter Rufus Johnson
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

TO our many frienos the Liberty
III Baptist church, 280l Spring is
ankiul for another successful
bars work.
The Saith anniversary of the pas
pr, DR.. M. v. b. Hudson was
try encouraging. Twelve hundred
hc sixty Isl ,260) in cash was
Plsed The pastor and wife re-
flved gifts amounting to $3.50. All
our auxiliaries are alive and
Be church is growing numerical
On December 10th the musical
apartment under the sponsorship
Mrs. M, Daniels rendered its
annual Christmas vesper. Mrs,
c Dyer one Of Little Rocks
Enamie musicians and former d.
fctor Of the Arkansas Baptist col.
re choir served as guest direc-
of the vesper. The Emmanuel
hptlst church choir was the guest
polr of the vesper. We feel deep
Indebted 10 them for their con-
outlon and wonderful coopera-
pm. Mrs. Mary Louise Scott.
PglStrar of Arkansas Baptist col.
pc enhanced the occasion with
scripture variations, This yes
fr was acclaimed by the public
the best Of the season, The
eStor and members Of the church
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21
PROPRIETORS

fist church. 26th and Gum The
Union consists of churches. The
annual report for the year was S..
325.49. The largest amount raised
by one church was $42972 by Pill
grim Progress. First Baptist
church was second with 39O.5l. T.
Page, president; William Champ,
first vice president; Nellie Nc
Craw, second vice president; r.
M. jackson, secretary; Leona
Crumpton, assistant secretary; B.
Handy, reporter The next Union
will be held at Mt. Pleasant, 23rd
and Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hattison
were surprised with a house
warming party in their beautiful.
ly remodeled home. They receiv.
ed many lovely what nots. The
food for the occasion was brought
by the the guests who were as
follows; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Brad
ford and daughter, Bobby. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mrs.
Gussie Suratt; Mrs. Cordelia Jones;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Handy and
Mrs. Beatrice Pryor
Among the persons who attend.
ed the Infantile PARALYSIS meet
ing which was held at Baptist eel
lege Tues. night were Mrs. Biz.
die Williams, Mrs. Mary Raye,
Mrs. Mamie Carter and Mrs.
Blanche Handy The next meet.
ing will be held at 1918 Magnolia
at 400 o'cock. Persons participant
ing in this years drive are, Mrs.
N. o. Parker; F.. II. HITTER. U. S.
Harris and Rev. J. H. Gipson. They
are asking for volunteer workers.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

Continued from page four
trail Region of Zeta Phi Beta So
rority.
HERE AND THERE
Morris Kraft brother OF the f
A. Youngs) has been TO Wash.
ington, d. c. to attend a very i'm.
portant Masonic meeting.
Fred 7. Guy, jr is in the city
for Christmas. Fred will com
plete his work at Morehouse in
January.
Bernieee Moore Gibbs. Mil
dred Marks dunbar. Efnestine
Long dunbar, Elnora Water
dunbar and Irene Shropshire
Gibbs are confined to their
homes on account of illness. Here's
hoping that they will soon be up
and out again.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21
:: AROUND TOWN :

Mrs G. L. Yancey Jones, an &C
.,'a member of Bullock Temple
'sarcb. and her sister, Mrs. B, c,
',an,er. are spending the holidays
E'.a their sister, Mrs. N. Nixon
Richmond, California; their
.ohew Tim Rufus of Los Ange-
and other relatives and friends
jn California o,.,...,,,.
/ holidays with her mother Is Mrs
.,nerta Poole Jackson. She is a
.asiaent Of Chicago and is house
r ' Of her mother Mrs. Allean
S 1914 West l4th street.
Mrs L. Routen and lrma Jean
1850 Cross street are spending
f.. christmas holidays in Chicago
''sitine Mrs. Nan X. Bush Mrs
rnIa NJ PEBBLES and Misses Nan
yolande McGehee, mother
~ and nieces of Mrs. Routen'
The Ebonette club met at the
L,.olv home of Mrs. Essie Moore
h. week with Mrs. Moore as nos
acc After the business meeting
fsoIieiops repast was served. Win
:, in the three games Of whist
,soro Mrs. Mildred Summerville'
H. Wjlmetta Hampton and Mrs.
|ceorgia Miller. The hostess TO-
|rext weeks meeting will be MISS
kildred summerville. Mrs. Essle
Moore. president; Miss Wilme''a
hampton, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Malone
LEA Valentine, have as house
Lp,ests for the Xmas holidays their
Land daughter, Angela, from Los
4npeles California. She is mem
ker of Los Angeles popular club
Ibs lack and Jill. She was accom-
Ianied by her mother, the former
kareie Lovelady of this city, VINO
Los Angeles socialite ana
leacher in the Los Angeles nur-
ery school.
The Provident Relief Charity
limb Christmas party was held last
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

week at the lovely home of Mr..
and Mrs. N r. Bradford. The par
ty was very enjoyable, Hostesses
were Mesdames Major, Patterson
Cooper Bradford, Lott and Me
Cul.um, Turkey with all the
trimmings was served and many
games were played. Many beau.i
ful gifts were exchanged. TIE
meaning of Christmas was ex
pressed by the club members VS.
ting and taking cheer to the shut
ms, the county hospital, state hos
pltal, MeRae sanatorium and plac-
ing curtains in the ward of the M
w Gibbs home for the aged. Sew.
eral worthwhile contributions were
made. The roster remains the
same with Mrs. |. p. McCullum,
as very efficient president. The
new members are 1t. Norma
Roberts, Mesdamcs Pearlie Mac
Bell, Lois Robinson, Made vii.
Hams, Lucille Denton, Ida Nj.
White and Ruth Finn. Mrs. |. p.
McCullum, president; Mrs. M.
w. Davis, reporter
The Don Juanette club met at
the home of Mrs Carolyn Oliver
with Mrs. Mary Hayes, presiding.
After the business meeting a de-
liclous repast was served All
members present reported an en-
joyable time Mrs. Mary Hayes,
president: Mrs. Bettye Toombs,
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21
The Birth Of Christ

Maggie Lovelady of Los Angeles.
Cal fOrnia
In the early days there lived King
heroa
A ruler of Judea worshipped as a
God
Ihete also lived Mary of Nazareth
woman, chaste and clean
aut suddenly an angel appeared
on the scene.
rear not, for you will have an
immaculate conception
One that is destined for a vel.
come reception
Ihls Is not the time to look sad
and forlorn
Because unto you a son will be
born.
In biblical days it was part Of the
act
For the people to be accessed and
burdened with unnecessary tax
Even with the few belongings they
possessed
The were unable to find real hap.
plness.
She being the espouse of joseph
but said meek and mild
am virtuous woman but I am
with child
with scarcity of possessions a
long journey they began
Mary being tired, Joseph tried to
get lodging at an inn.
For Mary there was neither phy.
stefan nor surgeon
To lesson the exeruciating pains
of the virgin
And the only place they found
available
Was lowly manger in a stable.
While Shepherds watched their
flock by night
This was truly a beautiful and
unusual sight
wi btilt oNCI DOultS anu I)nH
Thursday, December IA. The prin.
cipals enjoyed a delicious turkey
dinner How was the attendancea
Why one hundred percent, of
eonrse' Repeat that any time CO.
workers.
Adele Woods leaves via South
ern Airline Tor Chicago on Ned.
Dec 10. Adele will attend the
marriage of Jean Acre AMI Joseph
M. DeBose III. S. Navy. Jean is
/ the daughter % the lite Dr.. and
Mrs Shepherd G.. Acre dfsrmer-
ly of Hot Springs) Jean attended
See RIGHT AROUND US-p. 8
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

- SoSaC warn
We are ending 1851 with -
troops, 438 scouts and OF reaheeruG
adults - including leaders anT
committee members.
All troops have done d.
JOB this year-from reachnx fbdiw
cookie sale goal. beautifyine ~
Scout house lawn, playing , ven
deriul part in both camps, DIR -
established where we hgh 49,
largest attendance UP to no,s. =
getting the exhibit ready fer our
Christmas tea on December 11rR
There Is at least one tru&D r.
most of our schools now, an5 v =.
nave registered troops from char, :
es that neve before had a treer
connected.
with the year coming 10 ~
end we must acknowledge ~
outstanding work and Cooperate
OF both leaders and scouts IN -
ioiiowing troops: Mrs. A. Honiuw-
er IRON Collins st. Baptist cfrruvr
troops 2l2 and 2l3; Mrs. & RI
Knowles from Center Star cIImurlh
troops 22l and 222; Mrs. TYSenIu-
cha Cooper leader OF trom -
a, the Jacksonville ConvaIcareulI
Center and Mrs. Lucille Seu1R
leader OF Gibbs school troop NJ
THESE leaders are real Scout -
oers.their Scouts, real Scout}s,
1907 Is another year--leta an -
member MIR Cco,,t r---r
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21
North Little Rock

The AME Ministers Wives met
at the home of Mrs. M. L. Nelson
December with Mrs. Mildred
Gipson as hostess. Plans were dis.
cussed for the annual affair. A
New Years dinner will be served
at the home OF Mrs. z. z. Driver,
1923 Pulaski. Each secret pal is
asked to cooperate. Mrs. D. J.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21
Mrs. Ora Bunch
Experienced Designer and
Renovator of Ladies Hats
MORRISON HATTERS
1923 w. 9th
Phones: 4-99O4 9976
asss1 ~ Slss c2acsE1 g; Il ssSs ~ 20 ssssa&s

AVN wv ~f2Ss2S.s1sSN ~ ~ "a sStkSf&es
Webster, reporter.
Due to the death in Walter
Smiths family, the Social Savings
club met with Mrs. Katie Ander.
son in special business meeting.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party which will be
held December 81. Each member
received his savings for the year
Gifts were exchanged and refresh
ments were served by the co-hos-
tess. Mrs. A. Bynum, president;
Mrs. l.. Mcfarland, reporter.
Mrs. Hattie Wade, has moved to
1918 Magnolia.
The Northside Charity club met
at the home of Mrs. Fred Har.
mon. The meeting was held for
the purpose of getting out Christ
mas baskets for the needy fami-
lies. Mrs Harmon, president; Mrs
Criswell, secretary; Mrs. Essie
Harris, reporter
The Usher Board of First Bap-
fist church, 9Th and Pine, held
its final meeting of 1851 December
10 for the purpose OF reelection
of Officers for 1862. Each officer re-
tanned his office. A lovely time
was had by all with the shower
ing of the pastor The meeting was
held in the lovely home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson Yeargns DR..
W. S. Jackson, pastor; Mrs. H
Eskridge, president; Mrs. Remetta
Jackson, secretary Total amount
raised was $500
The 203rd session of the Usher
Union was held at the First Bap-
~ csau spe s,<s $780,
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-21

In memory of Mrs. Bette White
who passed away 2years ago, De-
cember Ia.
Sadly now the bells are ringing
Echoes answer from the hill
But they cannot wake Inc
sleeper
Who has passed beyond life's
III
Sadly missed by the family, Mrs.
Earselene Irving, daughter; Fred
Shepherd, son; Mrs. Willie B. Mar
tin sister; Mrs, Maggie Williams.
mother.