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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-15

urday afternoon. The service wac
conducted at Pulliam Temph cM
L church, She passed Thursday ~
the United Friends hospital. iRsr
survivors include two daughters
and three cousins. The hal4ss.S
was well attended RcgSkas
service will be held at the h@a"
Hope Baptist church Sunday. Bey-
E. Jackson is pastor. .. =. 1ss
Plant New Town Oak Grove asr
fist church Junior church wilf o.
held at o'clock The supefiH1ail
dent of the First Baptist church
of Granite Mountain will be guest
speaker for the Junior church ans
Percy Reed. superintendent ~
Cornor Chapel church, will be me
guest speaker for the parent body.
The Corner Chapel pastor " Rsy.
William and Wards Chapel pastsy
is Rev. Maze. Edward d. Coleman
will conduct the Junior Program
Brother Springer will condtsrf s9R
music.
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ehoirs are doing great work
throughout Greater Little Rock
Rev A. G.. Reynolds, minister,
Mrs. Mary Ann Dale, reporter.
MI. OLIVE BAPTIST-l9th and
Cedar street. Every second Sun
day is observed as Young Peoples
Day, and they took over as usual
at the IL a. m. service, the Pastor
talked from the subject. Small
Things for Cod. The pastor spoke
from the subject, "A Swift Mess.
age to Young Men. The finan-
cal report and attendance were
as follows. 1852 members, 10 visi-
tors and s8l.34. offering Rev A
L. Reeves is pastor: Miss Louise
reeves, reporter.
FIRST rBAPTIST-CIass no I
taught by Mrs. Gertrude McWec
was the banner class in the Sun
DAY School Sunday. Circle no. |
OF the Missionary society enter.
tained Circle no. 2 and 3 at the
nome Of Prof and Mrs. J. c
COOK In the afternoon. A delic Gus
menu was served. Twenty eight
guests were present Mrs. M Crit
tenden, president; Mrs. Annie
Jones, chairman and Rev c d
fettaway, pastor.
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SlMS-TAYLOR NUPTIALS-Nlss Lorraine Jewell Sims,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SIMS 91s E. Bird street.
North Little Rock married to Robert Sears Taylor in
beautiful wedding Clinton Memorial AME church in New
ark New Jersey The bride given in marriage by her
father with Rev. James Nelson performing the ceremony
reception the Hotel Theresa in New York City followed
The bride gown of imported peated lace with fitted
bodice Her ue veil fastened with orange blossoms to
matching lace dutch cap She carried white prayer book
with book mark of white buds and knotted baby
satin ribbon Mrs Beram Coppock of Newark sister of the
BRIDE maron of honor and Miss Regina Drummond of
Brooklyn, New York brides maid Charles Hubbard
best and Berram Coppock and James c. Nelson
ushers The bride graduate of Scipio Jones high school
and attended Morgan State college of Baltimore She
pleted in training at Montefiore hospital in
New York.
The groom is graduate of the boys vocational techni-
cal high school in Newark He has served three and half
years in the Coast Guard Following the honeymoon in
Bridgeport Connecticut the couple resides in Newark New
Jersey
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-15

spring message, Sunday school
was well attended and made n
nice contribution. BTU is making
much progress under the leader
ship OF George Gentry The lesson
was taught by the group leader
and reviewed by the pastor "A
birthday party was held Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Sims for Willie Sims,
the father of Minnie Tyson, Sonic
Branch, Allen Sims, George Sims,
and Louis Sims The Young
Peoples society club met at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Robert JOY
ner Thursday night :, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Sims, citizens Of Mt
Zion, have a beautiful television
set in their home. They have re-
ceived many congratulations from
relatives and friends.
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Consu|tant In
Education Visits

Mrs. Addie o. Williams, eduea-
tional eonsultant with the educa-
tional department of the John c.
Winston company publishers OF
Atlanta, Georgia. arrived in the
state Sunday and is working with
Mrs. M. c. Arrant, state supervi-
sor Of elementary education in
the state schools. Mrs. Williams is
the first and only Negro 10 be
employed by a textbook publish
ing company as consultant and
will serve as special consultant
in Woodruff, Pulaski Drew and
Lee counties in the area of the
teaching of reading. during her
two weeks stay Mrs. Williams
who Is native Of Fayetteville,
North Carolina, received her b. A.
degree at state teachers college IN
Fayetteville and her M. A. from
Columbia university In New
York. She formerly taught in
state teachers college in Fayette-
Vile. While in the city she Is
house guest Of Mrs. Lena Edding.
ton. lll2 West 10th street,
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Every day l live | try to do
my Masters will;
Imay not have no pleasure here,
But | will serve the Lord, He is
so dear:
The sun is almost down
But I'm working hard for my
crown.
Will YOU serve the Lord?
Work together on one accord
And He will never let you down.
The above poem was sent N by
Mrs. Lizzie Hilliard, 3707 Geor-
gia street.
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E. c. Gutter

Missioldiy bdpuSt tlou q tHsR
Sunday school opens at t02S9 ST.
clock. The pastor IS Rev. K. =
Cutter =. Mrs. Lucy Bensoss sT;d
Mrs. E. c. Cutter We're guests ~
Mrs. Perlie MCGEE last week = >
John F. Hodge who barberxx1 -
years here now lives in OkIa1s>
ma with his relatives re
Court of Calantbe will met
Tuesday night. All members are
asked to be present. Mrs. Jds
Meek, W. c. Clyde CaryV
was injured seriously last wesht
while working on his job He stxt-
fered fractured leg Me- znss
Mrs. Henry Goodwin had as csn.~
ner guest. Rev. Z. c. Cutter
last Sunday :. Circle no. 3 c9
New Bethel Baptist church ~
progressing nicely under the 81
rection Of Mrs. Allie M MATHEWS
=. Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Hsfs,~
shaw Of SmacksVss visited saer
parents last week John Mra~
gan, member Of X. of p. .sAl
Va is on the sick list !. Hezry
Montgomery of Junction City rS
here on business Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCae dzse
been on the sick list NE
Jake barton has been ON the las
list. She was shut in fox 40
weeks Miss Billy Jean Es~
ter was home for the weei<-ssz5
visiting her parents. Mr.. and zAFa
Jessie Carter. Billy is q ssptt~
more at AMIN college :. Jsr
Providence Baptist Sundse sehxtl
opened at 1880 with CRY sx1o
prayer by the superintendent kxa-
gene Bowie. Following tn. zc~
nouncements Rev. Z. G.. Cufs1.
a we'll known gospel pree<3Sr
brought the message, The Lss1
Judgment. Offering ralssui 4
tailed IS which was given tn Rev
Cutter. Rev. y. II. Howe Is -
tor; +. L. Primm, church S1pk
- The girl scouts Of twop y
are doing excellent ~ork N ssaaa.
ing They have an enroIlus.,s =
~ Mrs. M. p Williams. l,oun1
demonstration agent gave d. moo.
STATIONS on bed makiag- sc<
table setting. TIE insf, y,tsI~
OF officers will be lsA.as -.
next meeting. The leaders ,,y1ss-
81 are Mrs. L. B, Davis spd -
Ora l. Cobb. yvcnn~ Gray r
reporter Mrs. Susie b.,
and Mrs Hayes both member =
sirs' Baptist church died 49,
say, Funeral services were -.
'enoed at Lees chapeI g.
church. The pastor Reg Co.,.
preached a very inspir,na -.
mon A sacred program was p~u.
dered Sunday night Tmr a
y H. League OF Lee Chapel AM
ehureh elected the following q.
Ulcers Sunday; Miss Mitxi Farsu.s
president; Robert Thurman 49,
president; Miss oneih p~ueeI
i'e'd' secretary; Miss Thelma Les
son. assistant; Gratis Price. ssrsp.
urer' Cyrus Hill, supervisor, re-
4. l.. Cummings. adult instru-ft.
Mrs. Gratis Price. junior irstro.
Tor; b T. Daneerfield, intezxe-
oiate and high school instrurssx
hev. j. T. Criswell is pastor
More than a hundred re7xn 70,
and friends attended the fnr.,.- !
rites for Mrs. Emma csySu sE
at New Bethel Baptks siiur n
Saturday morning. The Rev. r. p
Kelley officiated. The waSs1k,r.
ton high school PTA win ha, :
It's regular meeting. A few wee 4,
ago the teachers OF washingsot
high school enjoyed drlsescgs
dinner prepared by the RoeG Ii
land division OF the PTA-
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RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd

choir again and hats off to the
fine University band.
Believe me, | witnessed a mar
Vicious feat from professional TO
occasional dncuding the award
ing OF 600 diplomas names call
ed neverything) the exercises
We're one hour and forty minutes
long = How about that? ILL.
The graduates in Our party in
Guided the Whitlow sisters (Ruby
Waugh Gibbs and Elsie Moore
Bush; Vera Rose (Washington);
Mollie Vault Carver; Lucille
Parker stephens; Charles Diggs,
ST. dunbar; Otis Harris dun
barr, Ethel Beckley (prin NAL
vern); Jewel Hodges (SherrilD;
Matte Robinson (No. L. r.; Dor
is Mathis Carver; Carolyn Wat
kins (prin. Mt. Zion); Lila
Preyer pulaski County,.
Other members of the party
were Mary Digs Mrs. Charles);
Lonnle Lee Jones, Rose Settles;
James Vault, Mr. Beckley, Elihu
Moore, jr. and Charles G. Waugh
proud husbands; Ruth Finn. Lo-
rene Smith 1Wrightsville), the
Landers' Conway; Cozette john
son ducille's mother; Hilda Car
Ter; Ida Bell Brown; Walter Wat
kins tprin. of Bush; Edna Doug
las; Zachariah Jermany; Eliza
beth Hamilton (prin. of Gibbs.
Earl Davy Estate Press and
Yours Truly. Many thanks! to
the Graduates for a fine trip.
Here And There
Alpha Kappa Alphas Gamma
Alpha, Alpha Rho and Delta O.
mega Omega Chap. observed Foun
GERS Day on Feb. 8 Beta Pi O.
mega Chapter observed Foun-
des' Day on Feb. 10. More a.
bout this next week.
Excelsior Club - Estelle Mel
son was hostess to the Excelsior
club on Saturday, Feb. 8. Guest
on hand We're Verna Wells, Effie
jenkins, Vivian Arnold, Cleon
Dozzell, Adele Woods and others
AT Fayetteville = Hazel SUIT
ton Bullock Tiny soror). her
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton
cher mother and dad) on hand
to see Shalma Bullock graduate.
Medical, Dental and Pharmaceu
tical, Auxiliary Meets The M
D. and p Auxiliary tEstelle
Routen presA met with Norma
Brown Mrs. Hugh A. on Sun,
day, Feb. 10 at the McRae sani
torium.
In Town - Gordan Pitts from
, Saint Louis, Mo. Gordan came
, home to bury his sister, Eva Pitts.
III - lola T. Mcdonald, Forces
inc Peake. Bernice Underwood
Leila Bell Sumler, Mae Scott, Eva
Saville. Here's hoping that they're
on the mend.
In The Hospital - Missouri Pa
cific Irene Shropshire Irene we
are pulling for you.
Critically III - A. l.. Wither-
spoon owner of the Witherspoon
hotel.
Resting In Peace - Mrs. Anne
l.. Sumler. mother of Clyde and
Leila Sumler My deepest sympa-
thy.
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Thought For The Week

10 be effective in world affairs
as individuals and as a group, we
need to learn to live in a more
positive fashion to actually prac-
tice the principles of religion and
democracy which we advocate"
George l.. Gross
RIGHT AROUND u.s. journeyed
up to Fayetteville a few days ago
via charter bus) with a group Of
candidates dor the M S. degree 4,
their relatives and friends. The
trip was most enjoyable good
companions, beautiful scenery :
the time passed swiftly. The Uni
versity is situated on a beautiful
hill and one feels near to the Mas
ter as you stand at this high
point and observe natures Won
derland. The candidates had been
given instructions to come to the
student union building. This
building proved to be the very
latest in buildings of this type :
business office, lounge, meeting
rooms, recreation room, ball room.
snack counter and cafeteria. The
group enjoyed delicious meals in
the cafeteria at very normal fee.
All in all there was everything
to make one comfortable. Your
scribe drought of the hours spent
in the student union building in
the Badger State the play cir
Gle, the library, the Paul Bunyan
Room, the beef eaters club o.
my nostalgia.
After an hours rest, we strolled
towards the university field house
passed by the Chemistry building
and the green house Tiny fellow
principal had to peep in to see
the tomato and cucumber plants
Eye. gods she's really farmer
Now, regarding yours truly" ]
only eaten never did care how
they grow.
The Bacealaureate services
were superb Gust one hour. We
enjoyed the beautiful selection by
A Cappella choir directed b,
Herrold E. Headley. After the
lunch hour the group explored
the campus. The photographer
snapped our picture in front OF
old Main - the famous Univer.
sity land mark. II was interesting
to read the names on the Walk
names Of many famous Arkan.
sans are inscribed there. My, bu
we were thrilled when we reae
the name Jackie Shropshire
Irene Shropshire Csame class
Ruth King Finn. Lothaire Greer
and others. We were inspired en-.
ough then TO take the jaunt ovei
to the fine arts building the
very latest in modern architecture
beautiful We stood atop the
hill and admired the summer
theater tsunken garden Greecian
Architecture.
On returning to the studen,
union building we found tina,
many in our party had covered
lots OF territory including the
downtown section to buy souve-
Mrs, or course r. X. F. was In
mat group sent postcards, too.
a brief rest period and then
back to the field house for the
Commencement Exercises. Every
thing was grand 49, the excellent
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gram on behalf Of the senior class
was presented by the Sacred Five.
Royal CHARTERS. Loving Sister.
Shiloh Choir no 3. Hazen. Rev y
J Whitfield is pastor; Mrs. Mo-
ton. reporter
FIRST BArTISf-l8th and Oak
on February End three of the
teachers Of the church received
degrees from the University Of
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Arkansas at Fayetteville. They
were Mrs Elsie w. Moore. Ms
Ruby W Waugh and Otis r Har.
ris. All received Master Of Science
degree, Rev u. l.. Rowe is pastor
GREATER MACEDONIA BAP.
1IsT-1'he Gospel chorus met At
the church last week Many out
standing cholrs Of the city were
present Rev A L. Reeves. pas
tor Of Mt Olive Baptist church
gave encouraging remarks. These
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-15
Legal Notices:


WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
| County of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ernest +. Allen Plaintiff
VS.. No. 93744
Ann S. Allen Defendant
The Defendant, Ann S. Allen Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff Ernest
r. Allen
Dated: February 8, 1852
Joe M. Hickey & Gordon II.
Sullivan
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c.
2l5-22-29:3:7
WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County OF Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Vernon G. Brown Plaintiff
VS.. No. 92620
Dorothy Mae Brown Defendant
The Defendant. Dorothy Mae
Brown, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Vernon G. Brown
Dated: February 18th, 1852
Booker e Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II S, Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner ID. c.
2:l5-22-29:3:7
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Eileen Clements Plaintiff
VS.. No. o3555
Tommie L. Clements Defendant
The Defendant Tommie l.. Gle
ments Is warned to appear in IN
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Eileen Clements
Dated: February 8, 1852
c. b. Erwin, Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert j. Brown
Attorney ad fitem
II. S Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. C.
s------ 2:l5-22-2g.3.7
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
tlephone Your News To 4.2508

|elephone Your News To 4.25I
The North Little Rock ushers
|nion will be held Sunday even
at the Morning Star baptist
|iurch, 2nd and Smothers, Rev c.
Canada, pastor. T. Page is pres
NJ Of the union and Mrs. b
'andy reporter.
Michael Fields. Marion Raye
Norman Handy, jr. are back
school after a recent attack of
luenla All three boys are
FATE PRESS carriers.
Little Linda Joyce Handy is on
\ SICK list. She is also a PRESS
lrrier
a Negro History program will
gwen in the public library
V"uay mite from Gas to T45.
Ruby Doakcs is librarian.
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TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-5sss

mia South End Garden CLUB
-" ,oa shrubbery to beautlfy the
'p' sds of the Salvation Army in
4 = east end. The club will meet
,Ae home Of Mrs Teenle Boone
4a,' Main street, Sunday from
n m. Mrs. Lewis Carter
y,.sident; Mrs. Oscar Talley, re-
oorter,
The provident Relief Charity
'.,an met at the home OF Mr. ana
IT,, ~ H. E. McFarlin with Mes
~ 1. McFarlin and Z. Moore
!. '', co.hOstesses. A testimonial meet
T. was held and pen set was
. '.o Mrs. O. T. Mcmillan which
" No used as a prize during
- deaf school program. "A oeilc-
:. renast was enjoyed by all the
- hers Mrs. c. w. Curtis acted
'' nresident. The next meeting
q VOID February IA at the
,;dorce of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
spmuh, l7l8 So Elm. Mrs l. +, P
I arr,mm, president; Mrs. NJ W.
Davis, reporter
The Helping Hand club met
rahr,,arv 7 with eighteen mem
L. and one visitor present "A
1 a,icious luncheon was served by
h. hostess. The next meeting ing
In he he'd February IA at the
Some of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R, cald-
oil 1923 Bishop. Mrs, Alice
scott. president; Mrs Ardenla
E,odson, reporter.
Tho Sunshine Charity club met
1 nth Mrs. |. w. Dean with Mes
.mes D. Nicholson, Ada Black
annie Lynch and Miss Rachel
Yard as co-hostesses. Twenty
70 dollars were allowed for the
bate recreation and five dollars
pr stick candy for inmates at the
Spunty hospital. Mrs. Alberta
ones gave a talk on THE Ne
"a in the News. Mrs. Orean Cole
ado report of the civic COM
,i,,ee One new member and
kty.three old members were
Resent A tasty repast was served
" the hostesses. Mrs. II. E. Cul-
ms. president; Mrs. J. C. CLAD
icy reporter.
The ROYAL Hospitality club met
St week with Mrs. Annie Harris
nd Mrs Sam Harrell as hostess
Following the business meet
he games we're played and prizes
Eere won by Mrs. Ella Riley and
MARYLAND Bennett. Mrs. ID. u.
ames and Mrs. c. Carylon were
h,ests A delicious repast was
,ved The next meeting will be
lid with Mrs. Maryland Bennett
kls W. 9th street on the iirs'
onday in March. Mrs. Annie
barris, president; Mrs. Della
cnes, reporter.
The Free viii club met at the
vely home of Mrs. May Ella
dukes. Afttr the devotion ousi'
tS meeting was held. A delicious
past was served by the hostess
)he next meeting will be at the
bme Of Mrs. Clara Brown, 25lo
ouisiana street. Mrs Annie Il
euy president, Mrs. Tena
aCk, reporter.
Mrs W II. Murchison gave a
prise shower for Mrs. Matte
Fright Several guests were pres
among them were Mesdames
lI.-L L------L I.----..-.- Nj IDlnL.
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chaplain and booster. The prcsi-
dent requests all members to be
present in the next meeting Feb.
ruary 20. Business of importance.
Mrs. Minnie Nicely was called
TO Detroit 10 the bedside of her
brother, Sandy ID. paschal last
week. AT this writing he is re-
ported better.
The MIR beauticians are spon-
soring a George Washington Sill
yer Tea Sunday, February oath at
the home OF Mrs. Ruthie Jones
300 Beech street from 4 TO p. m.
The public Is invited.
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Richardson, Juanita Monts, c.
McCaskill, L. Moore, j. r. Cole
man, M Wright and j. p. Davis.
Games We're played, Mrs. C..
Brown was the winner of two
prizes, Delicious refreshments
were served and gifts were
brought in on a beautifully deco
rated basket of baby blue and
pink. Mrs. Wright is president of
Stephens school PTA.
The Pleasant Hour social club
held its meeting at the home of
Mrs Pearlie Mae Cook on Feb
ruary g. A delicious repast was
served. Mrs. Essie M. Boatman,
president; Mrs. Samella Gray, re-
porter.
The jolly Sixteen club of the
east side will meet March 10 at
the home of Mrs. J. Cunningham,
1924 E. 5th. The Valentine tea
sponsored by the club was sue
cessful. The tables were decorated
with yellow jonquils and valen-
tines. Mrs. V. MCGEE won the
door prize and each guest was
given a red valentine. The men,
bers were dressed in black and
pictures were made of the entire
group. Mrs. Hazel Taylor. presi-
dent; Mrs. G.. Thomas, reporter.
The stag breakfast sponsored by
group no. of the Pride Of Bethel
club Sunday was quite a success.
A number of distinguished persons
of the city and other churches
were among the guests who shar-
ed the unique breakfast. Mrs.
Florence A. Thompson in chair
man of the group,
The Progressive club OF Mt
Pleasant Baptist church met at
the residence of Mrs. Regina Hay
mes last week. This was an inter-
esting business meeting and plans
were discussed for several ac-
complishments for this year. The
officers were elected as follows:
president: Samuel Posey, jr,; vice
president. Mrs. Theodoshia Coop
er; secretary, Mrs. Annette Potts
assistant secretary, Mrs. Regina
Haynes; treasurer, Miss Rosalia
Terrence: chaplain, Hardy Gipsoni
reporter. Mrs. Coda Terrence. A
delicious repast was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will BIT
held at the home OF Paul Dorton
1924 Arch street. Wednesday at
800 p. m.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet Saturday
at the YWCA at $50. All men,
bers are urged to be present. Mrs,
Vera Muldrew, president.
Leon Henry was dinner guest
OF Rev. and Mrs. E. ID. McCree OF
Warren on Tuesday of this week
The J. p. Robinson circle OF
First Baptist church was enter
tanned February 4th at the home
of Mrs. Ann Peel and on Febru-
airy II at the home of Mrs. Rhoda
Stackhouse The lesson was taught
al both meetings by Mrs. Edna
Rose Walker. Delicious refresh
men,s were served, The circle Is
progressing under the leader
ship of Mrs. Berthola Wilson,
chairman. DR. Roland Smith Is
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MI. Zion
a. Y. Tyson

Service was very good at the
Labanah Baptist church Sunday
Rev. W. II King delivered an in.
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Mrs. Dona Hughes. celebrated
her birthday with party given
by her husband II. Hughes. Guests
who helped her celebrate were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie HattiSon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Handy. Mr.. and
Mrs Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. Doc
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Pryor,
Mrs. Dave Afford, Mrs. Naomi
Nickerson and Mrs Patricia Phil
lips.
The MIR Singing Union was
held Sunday at Pilgrim Progress
Baptist church, Rev B. j. Whit
field. pastor. Total amount raised
S84.53. Erwin Jackson. president,
Mrs Dora Hughes, secretary
The Sunday school Of the 9th
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The North Little Rock Civic
league. unit 6 elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1852;
in the ladies auxiliary. Mrs e.
Hollimon, president; Mrs l.. Bank.
head, vice president; Mrs. A. J..
Bonner, secretary; Mrs. NJ. Hale.
assistant secretary: Mrs. A. Muir.
ply treasurer, Mrs. j. Fields
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-15

Mrs W r. Murchison gave a
lpuse shower for Mrs. Matte
FRIGHT Several guests were pres
among them were Mesdames
Holt, Carol Brown, NJ. Peters.
W Baker. M. McGhce, Helen
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-15

The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet Saturday
at the YWCA at $50. All men,
bers are urged to be present. Mrs.
Vera Muldrew, president.