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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
ThuiIunders
Entertained.
Are Hosts

Mime. Kemchati Bunyarataban,
wife Of the Deputy Minister of
Foreign Affairs Of Thailand, was
honor guest at luncheon today
given by Mrs. Serge Rips. Mime.
Bunyarataban is in Washington
fora visit and will be joined here
by the Deputy Minister early in
october when he comes to attend
the sessions of the General AS
|sembly of the United Nations to
which he is a member Of the
Thailand delegation.
Mrs. Rips, whose husband is
special; assistant to the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, entertained at
the Shoreham. Mr.. Rips recently
returned. to Washington and
Joined Mrs. Rips after two months
stay in Thailand where he went
as the guest Of the Foreign AZ
fairs Ministry for consultations
with officials Of the government.
Mime. Sarasin, wife of the AM
bassador, was at the luncheon and
other guests were her daughter
Pimsiri, Mime. Worawan. daugh-
ter of the Foreign Minister, Prince
Waithayakon, who is former Am
bassador in Washington; Nine
Pibulsonggran, wife of the Prime
Minister and their daughter. Mis-.
Pibulsonggram and Nine. Prabha
wife of the Press Attache of the
embassy.
| Mrs. Joseph Francis Edward. whit
will be hostess at tea tomorrow IL
honor Of Mime. Kridakon, wife O.
the retiring Counsellor of the en-
bassy, was at the luncheon ant
others included Mrs. Tomas Cali
Igas, Mrs. Marie McNair, Mrs. lisa
dor Ak and Mrs. I. j. Lowe
mother Of the hostess.
Farewell Supper
i Thai Ambassador and Nine. Sar
!, Iasin attended the farewell part.
lgiven last evening by Rear Admira
Sanoh Pakdharm, Capt. Sri Daor
land Comdr. Chalerm Sacharatha
lvara who have been on a mission
in this country. They entertainet
from z to IL o'clock in the Arm,
and Navy Club, their guests mum
bering about 70.
i The Chief Of the Bureau o
Yards and Docks and Mrs. j. F
Kelly and Rear Admiral and Mrs
Richard Stout were in the com
lpany. Capt. and Mrs. F. F. Ferris
were there, also Chief of Naval In
formation and Mrs. Louise K
Parks, Comdr. Alfred w. GardeI
and former Naval Attache of thu
United States Embassy in Bang
kok, and Mrs. Gardes.
! Naval Attaches of other embas'
sizes included in the guests wer'
Capt. and Mrs. F. N. Cook of Aus.
tralia and Commodore and Mrs
Morson A. Medland, recently ar.
rived from Canada.
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SmortIy CORDED

For her return visit to the White
House yesterday Mrs. Ives was
Smartly turned out in q navy blue
ribbon knit suit with a few tiny
pink rosebuds knitted into the
jacket. She wore long navy gloves,
a fur scarf and q tiny crownless
hat Of navy velvet. Her brown hair
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News:
|Stevenson's Sister
lon WhirIWind Visit
Mrs. Ives Here for White House Tea,
Speech, Press Conference and Visits
BY Isabelle Shelton

Touring the country with a
presidential candidate is really the
simple life, reports Mrs. Ernest L.
Ives. who has been making her
way across the country by plane,
train and auto with her brother
Adlai Stevenson. the Democratic
candidate.
Everything Is so well planned
that you just sit back and take 1t
easy" says the woman who UNI
doubtedly will be White House
hostess If her brother is elected
President.
"They tell you where to sit,
where to eat, whom to speak to. ]
have been fascinated at the pre-
Icision Of the tours. We have a
tight, complicated schedule. Yet
we get everyplace on time more
than can do on my own"
Mrs. Ives tight schedule allowed
her less than a day in Washing
ton yesterday. into which she
packed visits with some old
friends, a press conference, a
White House tea party, a call on
Representative and Mrs. Thur
mond Chatham, a dinner with Of
Ulcers Of the North Carolina Demo-
cratic Club Of Washington, and
public talk sponsored by the latter
group.
The White House tea was q
small informal affair in the Greer
Room, at which Mrs. Truman her
self poured. Small sandwiches ant
cakes also were served.
The other guests were Mrs. Free
I'M. Vinson. wife of the Chief Jus.
tice; Mrs. Charles F. Brannan
wife Of the Secretary Of Agricul.
ture and president of the Women's
National Democratic Club; Mrs
Fred Morrison, former president Of
the club and Mrs. India Edwards
vice chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee.
White House Tour
Mrs. Truman took her possible
successor on a tour Of some Of the
other rooms on the second floor
the East Room, Blue Room and
Red Room. They were unable to
Hook in on the state dining room
(about which Mrs. Ives says she
"shuddered" when she heard the
oak paneling had been painted
over). because the President was
Igiving another tea party in there
for Chief Justice Vinson and
others
Mrs. Ives, who is much inter-
ested In things historical and
helped found the Moore County
Historical Society back home II
North Carolina, was full Of ques-
ltions about the recent White House
restoration and what changes had
been made. She told her press
conference q bit ruefully that hel
brother hadn't told her a thing
about the executive mansion wher
The was conducted through BY
president Truman last month.
It was the third time she has
been to the White House. she said
Her first visit was during Wood.
row Wilson'S administration. wher
she went with her cousin. whose
father, Carl Vrooman, was Presi-
dent Wilson's Secretary Of Agri-
culture.
II remember the Wilson girls
were there" she related. IT re-
member it was very live, very In
formal affair. Therefore I've never
been awed by the White House.
The next time she went with
her father, Lewis Green Steven
Ison, to visit President Calvir
Coolidge, silent CAL"
II remember being so surprised
because he talked. ! don't remem.
ber what he said. but he talked
land talked"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-21

Louis was in the city this week
for the funeral OF his aunt. Mrs
Hazel Eskridge. He is the grand
son Of Mrs. Bell Christian and the
late Phillip Christian.
Archie Michel. jr. was given a
birthday party Saturday night by
his wife, Mrs. Mable Mitchell. The
affair was held at their home in
the newly finished Hemlock
courts. Many friends and relatives
helped 10 make this joyous &C.
casion. They were Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Johnson and daughter,
Vicki Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Ka-
mack; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hollo.
way. Sam Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy
Ready. Miss Blrb1fa Sanders, Biz
tee Mitchell, Miss Marguerite vii.
liams, Clcdis Jackson. Junior
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nit
chcll. ST.. Norman Handy jr. and
Miss Linda Joyce Handy Refresh.
ments were served and many use
ful gifts were received.
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PTA Mothers
Win II g
Over Techers

The PTA mothers proved too
much for the teachers as they
battled to a 27-8 win over the
teachers in the basketball game
Friday night at the Dunbar gym
Mrs. Evelyn Burks hit 10 points
and Mrs. Ieie Miller hit Q points
to take top honors for the mo-
theirs with Miss Nadine Bryant
high scorer for the teachers max
ing only 5 points. The score al
the half was to favoring the
mothers.
In the preliminary the pTA
men We're not good enough to
beat the faculty men. Several
men were hitting for the teach
ers but Gilkey was high point
man with 9 points For the PTA
Buford Hayes and James Mat
this PLAYED superb defense and
Willie Waters took scoring hon
ors with 10 points. The men were
nosed out 36 81 : the facul
ty The attendance was good and
the games proved very enjoyable
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Fl Dorado
Z. c. Cutter

+. c. Cutter
The Washington high school p
IA will meet Thursday. The band
drive is moving along nicely. Ini-
tial pledges and donations are
coming in weekly. The Douglas
addition made a fine report :.
The first monthly meeting Of the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems circle of First Baptist
church met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Z. Washington on
5th street. Mrs. Marguerite p.
Williams is president OF the group
Rev. II. ID. Grimes preached
at Missionary Bapt. Gods church
Sunday morning. Rev. l. S. Fris-
co Of Huttig was also present.
Rev. e. c. Cutter Is pastor. Rev
Gutter will be in Huttig Sunday
at 2:30 to attend the X OF p
thanksgiving service. Rev. Cut
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list church who brought very
timely and encouraging remarks
on Parents day. A film will be
shown of the program on Sunday
by the visual aids department
Rev. G. Wayman Blakcly is pas.
tor. J. u. Elston superintendent
EMM ANUEL BAPTIST-rhc
young adult group will honor
Mrs. Gertrude Mccoy as Woman
of the Week" Sunday morning at
1890 Mrs. Mccoy came to Little
Rock from Boston. Massachusetts
She attended the public schools OF
this city and Arkansas Baptist
college and Is charter member
of Emmanuel. She is financial sec
rotary and Sunday school teacher
Mrs. Mccoy is also Grand Worthy
counselor of the Court of Calan-
the. Knights Of Phythians Gtlcsi
speaker will be Rev. r Jackson
Greene. q member Of First Bap-
fist church and the state and ma
tional probation associations and
member Of the youth council, APP
pointed by Governor McMath.
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is invited.
A musical program will be pre-.
scented at st, John Baptist
church, 2lst and Madison at 2;3O
Sunday, featuring the World Ser
vice Singers of Pine Bluff
The Cavalette club met last
week at the home of Mrs Fan
ME Day, The regular business
session was held after which a
delicious repast was served. Three
games of whist We're played with
Mrs. Alfreada Jones. Mrs. Mable
Johnston and Mrs. Geneva Leary,
winning first, second and third
prizes respectively The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Mable Johnston as hostess. al
1922 West 18th. The club is ask.
ing all social clubs of the city
to send or call their membership
roll to the secretary Mrs. Helen
Richardson, 1920 South Pine or
call 3-6265 Mrs. Mable Johns
ton. president; Mrs. Nettie Jones.
president.
The Provident Relief charity
club held its February meeting
with Mesdames Bessie Rumph
and Mildred Powell as hostess at
the home of Mrs. Rumph One
new member, Mrs. J. D. johnson,
was taken into the club. The
March meeting was held at Vel
vatex school with Mesdames
Stella Henderson, Mary z. Patter-
son and Claudine chatham as
hostesses. The club endorsed the
sale of rose festival buttons and
agreed TO cooperate with the Eas-
ter seal drive Plans were formu-
lated for the spring tea 10 b.
held in Anril at the home of Mr..
and Mrs N R Bradford. 81. The
reyt meetino will be held at the
Charles Smith res'dence 170l
rzard with Mrs Smith and Mrs
lanes cassv rs hostesses Mrs
7 y Mecollum. president: Mrs
NJ w Davis. reporter
The Pastors Aid and the
Young Adult Christian club OF
First Congregational church are
sponsoring a Spring Tea Sunday
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs
II A. Powell. 1916 Ringo. The
hours are from 1 to p. m. Mrs
N. G. Coulter. president. Pastors
Aid. Mrs Alice Upper. presi.
dent Young Adults and Rev. c. c.
Walker is pastor.
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Conway

j, n. Taylor
Rev and Mrs. j. w. Rogers
have as house guest, Rev. l.. S.
Saintjustes Of Haiti, Rev. Saint.
justes is the executive secretary
of the Church of God In Christ
While in the city he has been
the speaker several times at the
local church here of which Elder
Rogers is pastor. He was accom-
panied to Paris, Arkansas by Rev
and Mrs. Rogers, Miss Eva May
Maddox, Mrs. Pearlie Wiley and
Mrs, Rebecca Edwards Fun.
eral rites were conducted for
James Bryant who was vic.
tim of an unknown assailant in
Chicago on the 9th of March.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday at Union Baptist church
with Rev Sylvester King in
charge. Persons from out of town
attending the funeral were Fred
Jones and Mrs. George Collins OF
Muskogee, Oklahoma Willie
Hallbrook. jr. has returned home
because of illness of his mother
Mrs. Willie Hallbrook. Mrs
Mertyce L. Henry was called t.
Smaekover on account of thu
death of her infant grandson
friedrich Leon Hill. Burial was a
Stamps Rev. S. King, Mrs
Josephine Hervey. Mrs. Lucy Gill
Mrs. Marnisa Harrell, Miss Mar,
j. Hill, Mrs, Mertyce L. Henri,
and Odell Embry attended tn,
middle western district Baptis
extended session on March l4th a
Houston. Arkansas. Rev. Kin,
preached at the evening session
Mrs. Mertyce L. Henry served i
the capacity Of recording secre
tary Mrs. Pauline Herver,
was a visitor from Conway.
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In the probate court Of Pulaski
county Arkansas
In the matter OF the estate Of
Moses j. McKeever, deceased
No 27486
Last known address of deceoent
III. CO Jimmie's Grocs.y 1.-the
Rock Arkansas. Date If death.
December II. 1851
The undersigned was appointed
administrator Of the estate Of the
above named decedent on the 18Th
day of December, 1851
All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified. 10 the ur.
dersigned within six months from
the date OF the first publ cation
OF this notice or they shall be
forever barred and precluded
from any benefit In the est1,c
This notice first published 2ls,
day Of March, 1852
TroSsie Davis. Administrator
9lo west 18th Street, Little
Rock, Arkansas
3.2l-28 1859
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
F.phone Your News To 4-2508

ne Program Of the 206th SEES
b Of the North Little Rock Us
3 union was held at the Eighth
Ieei Baptist church, 9th and
|sel Sunday A minute Of silent
Dyer was given in behalf Of the
/ Mrs. Hazel Eskridge, presi-
tt Of the First Baptist church
Der board, whose funeral was
fduCed Monday T Page, presi-
!, Mrs. Blanche Handy. re-
Der
Fhe Girls Glee club and Mixed
lous Of Jones high school will
lsen, their annual Il & W"
lslcal festival Sunday in the
pol auditorium Mrs. J. S. Ivy
Clyde Webb, sponsors.
Ihe MIR PTA council will be
! Thursday night at the home
monte cottage at 7:30 p. m. The
81 speaker will be Tom Dow
Prosecuting Attorney All
'0oers are asked to be pres
and on time Mrs. Juanita Per.
president Of the council.
tvean Christian, jr. Of st
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CARD OF THANKS

The members Of the family OF
the late Mrs. Hazel Naomi Esk-
ridge, wish TO show their appre-
citation and express their thanks
to the host Of friends who help
ed with the funeral arrangements
and TO those who sent condolen-
ces, kilograms and floral offerings
Special thanks TO the Martin fami
ly and the Ruffin and Jarrett
funeral home and the ushers who
remained with the family during
the wake. Signed husband. son
daughter and son In law.
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ter has sold $3.50 wortf, u grzxa,
onions this year. This ~ cse ~
the ways Rev. Cutter makez y
living +. The Lily Of Valley d.
der of the Eastern Star - ius-
proving Five new memherx AssS~f
been added. Mrs West In rss1aS
matron Of Magnolia and Mr. Maaas
is grand master Of MaRnnII0 ~-~
Mrs. G, Miller II on the si<k -
:. Rev. w. r Matthew IVES me-
stalled at Mt Zion Baptast chnxk.'
recently. Total finance was III
81. Rev. Matthews brother = La
tie Rock was present Mfx he'
berta Hersey is visiting her daAtf
ter in Detroit and, her nisxx ~
Ohio. She vii ai'a Vwif heY Ssrs<
ther in Chicago while oeIt 10 1xI
state :. Funeral SERVICE 4~
Mrs. Eleana MeCopcy wase s1s-
Quoted at First Bapt shauxrb aa'
week. She was a fornar mseNfkw
Of First Baptist but sskxf4vs
moved to Denver, Coaofaria. ms
had been in i'll health fir 1xfAs
time. Rev. T. O. Johnson, dAsx1
delivered tls euiogy Sirrsezrss
are her husband, Proezs< ~
Convey of Denver, a mcsesr.. Nksr
Emma Wilson. Denver, zsar-g. xky
jamie Noteworthy, and q stsNits,
Mrs. Ida L. Sins Of T1as asf;N
brother and sister in law, NJ ss1x'
Mrs Edward Mec0vey Of CAaser
and Mrs rosetta Lee Wasfrirxzss
| of Gary, Indiana.
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Wardell Wright

Wardell Wright
Mrs. Lille Owens was given a
surprise birthday party by her
children. She received many
beautiful and useful gifts The
southwest union met at the Cos
pei Temple Baptist church Sun
day. Mrs. Blanche Whitfield if
president The Gospel Temple
Baptist church services opened at
the regular hour Sunday. Glass
no. was the banner class In thc
Sunday school. The teacher OF the
class is A. F. Long On the
sick list are Mrs. Pearl Wright
Mrs. w. Robinson, U. s Wilson
and jeff jefferson
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lth The Churches

BAPTIST Ministers Union will
every Tuesday at 1900 a. m.
~, emmanuel Baptist Church,
! q = Dyer, Pastor, Rev. Cal.
y President; Rev. l.. NJ
| we, Secretary. An Ministers
porter. WV ~ w. heyne'ds'
r.. or sHaRoN-Baptist
|c,~.liO 4 Cross street. Rev. p.
s,e,t minister The subject
u. sundays u. sermon win be
~ through the Cross" by the
VI ia. At 300 p m. a sacred mo
, viii be presented by
luz, d Fields Simon Peter"
: aME CHURCH-Class
Il !" y ,ne Sunday school is lead
\, io u,e young peoples depart
4 ,ba n, , financial drive. II has
nae, e !, financial bonner class for
|or q. .Wo Sundays The peak
Nv program last week was
l-s. Q, Mt, Pleasant Bap-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-21
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method Of express.
Ing our sincere thanks 10 our
many friends and neighbors for
the kilograms, condolences. floral
offerings and kindness shown
during the recent passing Of our
loved one, Henry Mitchell, ST..
Henry Mitchell, jr. son
Ella Mae Mitchell. daughter
In law.
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Marvel

Service Il Wesley chapel 49,
church was Iargcly attassxG H.
pastor brought the rss'n 6x unoS
age from the s,bps, ''fzfanv; -
Stand for God wisb utass -
Confidence" The trustee urn 80
an offering Of $l255 Toeua 49,
mount for the day Vas $266z- -
mong the many visitors press
was Mr.. Walker from TnSroA
On the sick list arc Rcv Duvsn-
port and Mrs, Gloria rrArs-r
The members Of Wesley essaUssf
visited Aubufy M n, church. ~.
o. r. Marshall t pasta O. u~L
ley Chapel.
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Rose Festival
Plans Progressing

The executive committee Of the
Rose Festival met at the YWCA
last week. Mrs. G. w. S. lsh,
chairman of the queen selection
reported that the selection of the
queen will be held April 10 at
the YWCA and the plans for the
coronation ball have been com
pleted for April Is, Mrs. Sue c.
Williams, director, was pleased
with the report of the various
committees and the sale Of the
rose buttons. Another meeting
was held Wednesday night
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TELEPHONE Your NEWS TO ..ssss

.,ntion State Teachers The
' A''s, club is cordially invlt-
10 Tuskegee graduates to at
T. a. q reception at the home OF
- ,ad Mrs. Lafayette Nicely
n Cross on March %. 2s' from ON
y ~ until. Mrs. Solar carthers' re-
rter, :, ma, Monday
=, with Mrs. Bum in charge
' ~ were served alter
rds The next meeting will be
IA April 7th. All members are
saa {, be present. A whist par
! will be given on April 26th'
Dor prizes will be given Mrs ,s- J.
I,0n president, Mrs. Rose Mary
kster, reporter.
|rhe Pleasant Hour social ciuo
IA its social meeting at the
:. Of Mrs. Rosa Day with Mrs.
Splma Harris as co-hostess. A de-
k;ous barbecue luncheon was
.,ed Two new members, Mrs.
uia Jean Laster and Mrs. Lii
Gray. were present. The
MN entertained the South Side
Idies club. Mrs. Essie NJ. Boat
n president; Mrs. Samella
lay, reporter
Erbe Helping Hand club was
tertained by the entertainment
|sirman. Mrs. Mendenhall at
home Of Mrs. Lula James
y hostess served ice cream and
10 The next meeting will be
Sld March q at the home of
and Mrs. W. M. Jones, 1903
bmmerce Mrs. Alice Scott
kesident. Mrs. Ardenia Wood
,, reporter
l.a Modernaires met last week
hi Mrs. Betty Threet in North
Tile Rock. Business of impor-
fce was discussed and a tasty
has was served by the hostess.
&lests Of the evening were Mrs.
tris Johnson and Mrs. Helen
ick Three games Of whist
ne played with Mrs. Alice Mil
Mrs Doris Johnson and
IS Helen Quick winning first.
bond and third prizes. respee-
ely Mrs. Alice Miller. presi-
i, Miss Reaoller scoggins,
porter
Knights Of Pythians and Courts
Calanthe will have their an
b sermon at Emmanuel Bap-
church, 9th and Chester, Sun
at 300 o'clock The public
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RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd

Va AeAaa ana LoulSlana
hospitality They report seeing
The Burehs (Vesta and Nathan =
DDS and the Dotsons' (Velm and
her hubby in Houston; the Mat
thews Louise and Mat MD
In Port Arthur and the Douglas
'Mary and Karl DDS) in New
orleans. 1t seems as if they Just
had one fine" time. But | am
sure that all is ready for the
grand Kappa Provincial meeting
which will be held in Pine Bluff
at AMIN college. By the way
the Little Rock Alumni chapter
OF Kappa Alpha Psi is composed
OF kappas of Little Rock and
Pine Bluff thus accounting for
the sessions in Pine Bluff
FINE ARTS CLUB
The Fine Arts club met with
Gwendolyn M. Floyd on Sunday
March Ii, at 5 p. m. Louise Guy,
president of the club, presided
Plans were discussed regarding
the Annual Art Exhibit.
THE EXCELSIOR CLUB
Eva Saville entertained the Ex-
celsior club on Friday, March a..
The members and guests spent a
most enjoyable evening. The
guests were Mary Johnson, Coun.
tess Powell, Vivian Arnold, Adele
Woods, Scipio johnson.
WITH THE NCNW
The regional conference OF
National Council of Negro Wo.
men VIII be held at Birmingham
Alabama on April rs, 26, 81.
The Local Chapter of NcNW
VIII hold its regular meeting on
March 23rd at the YWCA. 5 D. m
is the hour. Willie Mae Jordan
wee president, will preside at
the meeting and will be in
charge Of the program. The pro.
gram will include devotion G
Jaequeline Davis and a Panel dis.
cussion Juvenile Delinquency.
Panel participants are Harry
Dunbar teoordinatorl, Annie Me
Daniels. Harryette Elan, Bette
Nelson and others.
HERE AND THERE
Coming Events musical treats
ttie string around your finger
Hazel Hynson's music pupils in
recital at the Arkansas Baptist
college gymnasium on March "a.
Arkansas Bapt. College Choir's
Musical at Mt. Zion Baptist
church on Sunday night. March %
at 8 p. m. in the church audtori-
UNI. This program is presented by
the Youth Federation.
The Rose Festival May |, 2,
and 3rd. | am hoping that yours
Truly" wins the Plymouth.
Greek Regional Conference in
April and May \
Kappa Alpha Psi's will convene
at Pine Bluff at AM&M college.
Hugh Brown IN d. = provincial
Polemarch will preside. Omega
Psi Phi's and Phi Beta Sigmas are
scheduled to meet in Little Rock.
Little Rockians. OF course, Will
turn on the "old southern hospi-
tally. Alpha Kappa Alpha reg
ional will be held in Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, the Zeta Phi Be,as'
will 20 to Knoxville. Tennessee
and the Sigma Gamml Rios VIII
journey to Texas again Austin
Chicago Visitors Scipio Jordan
johnson Zone Of the Jordan girls
is back home visiting for a while
Mae Jordan Scott has been on the
sick list and you can imagine just
how much medicine Mae needed
after Scip arrived. How about
that that
ON THE SICK LIST
J. II. McConico dad Is confin-
ed to his home 1920 Park Ave.
III. At this writing he is feeling
better.
A. l.. tfFF.saa1 Yi V,.
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a meeting in Little Rock recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Penning-
ton are proud parents of baby
son Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Bur-
ton visited the bedside of U. S
Wilson who recently underwent
an operation at a Little Rock hos
pital =. Clifford Epps was home
a few days visiting his relatives
He is now stationed at Camp
Chaffee Buy a State Press
each week.