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Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Crossett
Eugene Lampkins

The T. w. Daniel Tigers and IT,
geretts opened the season against
the Eudora team, The junior boys
and senior girls won. December
II they played the Monticello
Lions. The junior and senior boys
and the senior girls won Senior
boys on the team are Earnest
Brown, Clement Smith, Bobbie
Burns, Lonnie Haynes, John Hen
ry Haynes, Lavaughn Harris and
Johnnie Jones. U. S. Grant is
coach. The senior girls are Ma
RIGA and Janice Flanagan. Earnes-
tine Clay, Audrey Hawkins. Peg
gy Reed, Ruby Reed, Doris Duck
worth, lola Smith, Lovett Cheat
am and Mamie Johnson. Miss
Glynn Barr is coach. James Bull
lock Is trainer Of the boys and
Rubye Brock is trainer for the
girls Mrs. Jordan and the
women of Crossett have worked
very hard to beautify the campus
of Daniel nj school Curtis
Wimberly is home visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wimberly Gates Chapel AME
church conducted its annual con-
ference last week. Rev. F. Reed
Is pastor Rev. X. B. Long,
pastor of First Baptist church de
livered the sermon at the ap-
probation program of Rev. Reed.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed received
beautiful gifts from the members
and friends v. s, Mitchell Is
home after spending few months
in California Cpl. Eugene
Fudge was home visiting his par
ents and friends Arne Lee
Grant and Robert Tobin left last
week for the armed forces
l.. c. Clayton of Parkdale was
here visiting friends. Mr. Clayton
is in the Marines If you have
any news send it or bring II 10
l05 North Florida street
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Princeton Pike

Lesser Lover
Sunday was rally day at St.
Luke AME church. Miss Elizabeth
Ann Olioway was crowned Miss
St. Luke fer 1852" at the close
ot the rally. She raised the largest
amount Of noaey. $50. IN the pop
larity coatest. Total amount raised
Sl9.05. Mis Olloway is a member
Mt. Olive Baptist church and a
reshnaa at AMIN college. She
lngs with the st. Luke A M E
horus Rev. B. r. Lunon's
ppreciatioa service was conduct
ed Sunday at $50. Amount of
money rs4sed was SCI. He receiv-
Sd some very useful gifts Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Anderson of Kan
sss City spent the week end
with relatives and friends On
she sick list are w. E. Simpson
.sd Mrs. Mary z. Cabine.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Pine Bluff


Donald and Mrs. Jackson 3.
Miss Helen K. Knox has returned
from Chicago after spending SIX
weeks with relatives The
death of Mrs. Carrie Berry came
as a shock to everyone. She was
one of the Oldest mothers of Da-
maseus church and regular
reader of the State Press g.
Grant White, ir., son Of Mr., ana
Mrs. Grant White, left last week
for Cleveland, Ohio where he VIII
visit his aunt, Mrs. Mary E.
Burns, and other relatives. II IS
brother Curtis White of CleVe-
land sent his ticket, His luggage
and last night in town party
was given him by his sister, Mrs,
Gladys Mae McGill The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGlll
was damaged by fire recently,
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Des Arc
Ella nj. Brown

Paul Minton of Little Rock mo-
tored here last Saturday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Thompson of McAlester, Okla.
Mrs. Arlene NJ Smith of Little
Rock and Ofie Brown returned
from V. A. hospital Mrs Mol
lie McGaughy and grandson, Cur
lis l.. Braxter of Memphis were
the house guests thruout Thanks
giving holidays of Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks Mathew John Arvel
is nome on leave from the Air
Corp division lnez Gray and
Mrs. Leah Owen of St Louis were
visitors in this community last
week Rev. X. W Rodgers the
pastor of Fellowship Bapt. church
resigned on the lst. Sunday of
tins month Rev Rodgers guest
for the evening sermon was Rev
!. Z, McKissic Mrs. Carrie
Loving is improving Mrs.
Mamie Williams motored to Scar
ey last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Green We're in Cotton Plant on
business last Monday Mrs.
Elnoria Jones spent the weekend
il Cotton Plant visiting friends
and shopping Rev. and Mrs.
II. W Rodgers Were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Holloway
... WINS met Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. M. Chase
with nice Bible study topic The
Article OF Faith" The school
entertained on the 18th Of this
month.
Mrs. Leah Owens and Son, John
ArVel, who is home on leave from
the air corp and Inez Gray of st.
Louis along with Mrs Mollie Nc
Gaughy and Curtis Lee Braxton
Of Memphis were holiday guests
OF Mr.. and MRS. Brooks Matthews
during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
WiIlllot
G. L. Shelton

&. L. Shelton
The Ashly county annual 4 : II
achievement banquet was held at
the Wilmot eolored high school
December II. Two medals and one
certificate We're given Miss Myrtle
M. Parker Henry Carter and
Miss j. Jackson were elected king
and queen for the senior class Of
Wilmot school Warren Webb
is on the sick list this week
Mrs. Ruth L. Williams made a
business trip to Little Rock last
week Mrs. Mittie Metcalfe,
Lucy Wilder, Mable Carey, Clara
Frazier, Pattie L. Curtis, Mrs. Mag
gle Harris, Mrs. Cason, Mrs, Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Mar
tin, p. II. Holmes and George Bow
den attended the conference in
Crossett Rev and Mrs. r. l..
Lyons moved to their new home
in Grady Rev. Lyons is presiding
elder of the Pine Bluff district q.
Rev and Mrs. c. H. Rice ar
rived in the city Sunday to fill
the pulpit at the CINE church f,
Mrs. Emma King made a bust
ness trip to Greenville, MISSISSIPPI
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
ANNNo0NNNNNA

wedloek recently Mrs. Cora
johnson and son Of Grand Rap
ids, Michigan were visitors in the
home of Mrs. Johnson's sisters
and brothers in law. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed Stevenson and Mr.. and Mrs,
G.. Smith Pfc. Hershel Smith
is home on furlough. He will re-
turn this week 10 California
where he is stationed Mr.. and
Mrs. Iowa Murphy and sons mo-
tored to Fordyce Sunday to visit
Rev. and Mrs. 7. M. Garrison.
Rev. Garrison has been very ill
Mrs. Ester O'Hair spent the
week end in Malvern with her
daughter and son in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Smith If you
want to read home news have it
ready when you get yaur papers.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Biggers
Monroe ManscO

Mrs. Bessie Holt is still on the
mend. Mrs. II. Fields is able to
sit up a few hours during the day
Mrs. Grace Pittman has been
in Memphis visiting her son, J.
c. Griffin Mrs. Mary Hall has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nadene johnson The pastor
was returned to First Bapt. church.
A church meeting was conducted
last week Board meeting was
held Monday night =. Little Ru-
bic Mae Garland has been i'll but
is able to be out again Ma
than Mansker heard from his
brother, Clifton Mansker, recent
ly. He had not heard from him in
four years.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Main ST. Pike

Mrs. Maggie Shepherd visited
AIRS. Sylvester Boston Mrs.
Rosie Biass made business trip
20 Pine Bluff A. w White
is doing sosae repair work on his
home II you need oak wood,
see s. II. HILL Mr.. and Mrs
Dock Brown repaired their home
It has been reported that win
H Darrough died. He was res
ident OF California and was the
son of MIR. snd Mrs. l. Darrough
Mrs. Ellen Williams is on the
sex list S. W. Hill and Hamp-
toa Helioa.sa are doing fine at
his writing Mrs. Rosie Dix
ss brother died recently II e
As living in Chicago Mrs.
acks who lives on the Catholic
Urn is somewhat ILL She is a
laember Of st. Raphael Catholic
Father Kemp is h
priest Johnnie Grant and
family have moved in the Matley
Chapel community Rev. and
Mrs Nuns williams were visitors |
N the Shepherd home p.
Clark Of Pine Bluff died in Call
'ornia according To a report re-
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Sweet Home

Mrs. Cleo Caldwell recent, ~.
turned home after spendin. a &c
week end with her sister w.. ~
Beulah Young in St. Louis W.
there she was entertained with !,
dinner party given at the HON. :,
Mrs. Jamie Dawson and dap.t.
ers, Miss Betty Dawson and NJ.
Diola Dawson. The Davisons an
former residents of Sweet Bome
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Pine Bluff

Mrs. Della McClenton and daugh-
aer were the Thanksgiving guests
Of her mother. Mrs. Augusta Free
man, along with Rev. and Mrs
Jackson and daughter, all of Nash
vile Tennessee.
Mrs. Julia Hazard and son,
Jimmy. OF Jacksonville. Florida,
were home for Thanksgiving Mrs.
Hazard Is the former Julia wiley
of this city and sister of Mrs
Pauline Branton.
The mothers of children attend
ing the Jack and Jill kindergarten
school had their first meeting OF
the year. Mrs. Ross is director OF
NE school with MRS. {. ?. Moore,
Mrs. Mosby and Mrs. Russell, CO.
Aorkers.
Frank Bryant. medical student
al MeHarry Medical school spent
me week end with his family,
The conference of the Southern
Regional Inter-racial council met
IN Little Rock recently. The at
PENDANTS eajoyed dinner at the
Marion hotel. Among those attend
xng were Rev Trotter. L. +. Hen
son Mrs. o. G.. Dawson, MRS,
Beulah Flowers and Dr.. d. +.
Martinez
Nj. and Mrs Henry Williams
announce ne arrival of baby
aarl aora November ~. Mother
and baby are doing fine.
Mr. aad Mrs. Carl Brooks visit
cd their son, Carl Brooks, jr-
mho is recuserating from injuries
received wtfle fighting in Korea.
He b n We Army Navy hos
piiai in Hist Springs. Ward . b.
Brooks was president Of the One
"a chapter at AMIN college up
on being called in service. and
was we'll known among the stu
cent body. Let's all drop Brooks
a oard.
Mrs. Beuiah Flowers made a
quick trip to Dyersburg. Tonnes
zee, visiting with her brother for
rhanksgiviag
Mrs. Gladys Alley and children
pent Thanksgiving with her ia
Lher IN Little Rock.
NCNW's executive council met
At Merrill hi school. Sunday eve
ming Mrs l. Z. Henson is pres
ident.
Attorney Jackie Shropshire was
guest speaker for the Mems Day
,program for Eighth Street Bapt /
church On Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Green
and childrea are back in Pine |
Bluff after being stationed at Ft.
Lewis. Washington. for a year.
Mrs. Greea Is the former Jewel
Means, daughter of Mrs Bourbon
Means and granddaughter of Mrs.
l.. X. Toier Captain Green served
in World War II and was in Ko-
rea before going to Fort Lewis.
He Is now on his way to Germa-
ny. Mrs. Green and children will
remain here for awhile and then
ioia her husband.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Atkins
A. F. Cunningham

Mrs. Grace Evans, wife of P.
Evans of Blaekville, died at st.
Anthony hospital last week Sur
vivors are her husband, three
daughters, two sons and two
grandchildren Mrs. Inez Leo
hart has been dismissed from the
hospital after undergoing an OPP
Grafton Mrs. Dovie Myers
underwent surgery and is still in
the hospital Charles Swinton's
grandson is being hospitalized
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19

Martha Mahan. also a senior, will
model a lovely pink net formal.
The girls will model to the music
of Skid MCGEE and his orchestra,
First and second prizes will be
given for the best garment.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Grady

The Damascus M. B. church Gel
ebrated Thanksgiving with an e.
laborate program. Rev. H. Y Cor
don preached the sermon and an
age rally was conducted by the
young matronS afterwhich a turk
ey dinner was served Rev.
A. K. Childs preached for the
mothers and deacons program
Sunday On the sick list are
Dave williams, Mrs. Sallie Nc
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pi last week Joroaa
died Wednesday dr. at his home ave. s,sf
a long illness, Survivors i, ai'ef
his wife Mrs, Arena Carter ' ,ss
children and five grand cbi,a' 's0
Funeral was conducted al s'as sa.
Home Baptist church SUNDAY p "
J. j, Jackson is pastor WV
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Bedrden
Waymon Howard

The Macedonia AME church
was well represented in tine an
nual conference held In FL Dorado
last week. Rev. Cecil Cone, Mrs
Brooksie Walker and her cast
presented a play at the meeting
Funeral services for Mrs. An
geline Lambert were conducted
Sunday in White Springs A M f
church. She was well known a
round this community e. OCTS
will close for the holiday season
Friday The girls won their
sixth game of the season by de-
feating Fordyce and RoSSton last
week. The boys dropped their
first game Of the year to Rosston
in spite of the good teamwork and
superb performance of Charles
Cones and Henry Thfower. They
were outpointed A 40 An
excellent chapel service was pre-
sented by the 9th grade and the
directors, G. A. Meekins and Mrs.
Mildred Mckinney Both the
elementary and nigh school dra-
matte clubs entered plays In the
dramatic tournament at Walker
hi school in Magnolia. The ele-
mentary play entitled "Kidnap-
ping Betty" was placed third. The
play was directed by Mrs. M. Nc
Kinney. The high school play.
Dawn" was directed by Miss K.
l.. Nsyles The home econom-
les department of OCTS under the
direction of Mrs. v. B. Mckinney
Is presenting its annual fashion
show December 10. The girls will
model their own creations. Miss
Louise Hegler. a senior. will mod
ell a Chinese lounging pajama suit
of fushia and black satin. Miss
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Conway county Is

this week Conway county Is
fertile field for Negro regular
practicing physician and dem
fist. The field is wide and access
ible in every direction good
roads, good neighbors and good
facilities.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19
Carthage
HeRrietta Murphy

MRS. NJ B. Greene is on the sick
list. Her husband. H. Y. Green
and sister, Mrs. Minnie Thomas
OF Little Rock, accompanied h Eel
to the United Friends hospital
Mrs. Sarah Perry and S. d. Smith
of Malvern were united in holy
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19

ceived this week. He was vaca-
tioning with his son He was well
known in this community and
was a member of Pertum Chapel
AME church Get your State
Press every week. It's the best
nv test
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19

ue Six STATE PRESS Frr Dec ~ lsoz
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19

MIS- Bsnhye Lee Neal Brown,
We're held Tuesday. Dec. 9
Jimmie Lee Mackey, were held
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-19

Sunday, Dec. ID
Mrs Mary Lou Toliver. we're held
Sunday, Dec Ia.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-19
Children Having Fun
Recreation Program Opened Monday

work in handicraft. Softball,
horseshoes and croquet were
some of the games enjoyed.
Three volunteer aides were
present: Mrs. John Christopher,
Mrs. Ward Murray and Mrs.
John Hazard, to help with the
children. Each week, throughout
the program, three ladies will
aid Mr.. Drake with the super
vision of the children, and the
schedule of activities will be
altered to hold the interest of
the participants.
Mrs. r. c. Moore, the program
committee treasurer, released
the financial side of the recrea-
ton program this week. The
amount of $399.66 has been taken
in thus far, according to Mrs.
Moore. This total amount includ-
es $4,000 contributed on tag
day, $4,000 netted from the bake
sale and individual and group
donations. In addition to the
donations already published,
others include:
Veterans of Foreign Wars, post
No. 4721, $4,000; st. AIMS Guild,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-19
Local VFW Post
Commended For
Community Deeds
Ranks Fifth In
State For Local
Community Service

Noble Post, No. 4721, Veterans
of Foreign War, was highly
commended for their general
excellence and wide scope of
activities this week by the state
department, according to Don
Hopewell, department COM
munitv service chairman.
Noble post was competing in
a contest sponsored by the de-
partment. The four winners
named were Kahn post No. 1923,
Youngstown, Elmwood post No,
1042, the Dunkirk post and
Moundbuilders post of Newark.
These four winners in Ohio are
eligible to compete in the ma
tional contest for the winners of
the $1,000 prizes in the three
membership groups and the six
5000 prizes or six $3.50 prizes for
first and second place in six
different population groups. The
Noble county post was judged
fifth in the state of Ohio but will
not be eligible for the national
contest.
At the regular meeting of the
post, Wednesday evening, it was
voted to sponsor the formation
of a Boy Scout troop for this
community. The details will be
worked out later with the dis
trict Scout chairman from Cam
bridge and members of the local
committee, including Robert V
Moore, Robert Dennison, Merle
Barnhart, Bud Ralston, Johr
Harmon, Bill Lahue and Dale
Ackley. This age group is from
IL 10 l8yyears. .s,sssage.s--54
Delegates to the state con.
vention in Cleveland July 10-1S
will include Commander Dor
Parrish, Vance Mcdonald, Buc
Mcdonald, Maurice Colley, Bud
Ralston and Eddie James. One
more delegate will be named al
a later meeting.
Only routine business was
transacted, other than the above
and the meeting concluded with
the showing of sports and local
films by L. E. Potts.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-19
Children Having Fun

Children are having fun this
week!
More than 60 of them turned
out at the Caldwell high school
athletic field last Monday for the
opening of the summer recrea-
ton program and enjoyed the
first afternoons fun to the full
est, despite the extreme heat.
Gerald Drake, the program
director, reported that he was
very well pleased at the fine
turnout of children. He men
toned that the majority of those
present were six, seven and
eight years old, though every
age from six to eighteen was
fairly we'll represented. Children
under six may take part in the
recreation, if they are accom-
panied by responsible adult.
Since it was so hot Monday
afternoon, most of the time was
taken up with handi-craft les
sons. The girls kept busy paint
ing and the boys were taught the
first steps in model airplane
building.
During the afternoon, athletic
games were played, besides the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-19
New Power Line
Goes Into Service
Caldwell Substation
Nearing Completion

S. R. Craig, superintendent in
charge of construction at the
Ohio Power substation, south of
Caldwell, stated today that if
plans work out according to ex-
pectations, current carrying 132,-
900 voltage will move over the
new high power tension line
running from Beverly to Sum-
merfield by Friday of this week.
Craig was of the opinion the
current would originate from the
Philo Ohio Power plant since the
new Muskingum plant is still
under construction. Eventually
the new line will be serviced
from Beverly.
Construction on the substation,
south of Caldwell, is rapidly
nearing completion. Practically
all the major installations are
complete, including locating the
four huge transformers and
erecting the steel towers and
supporting units.
A control house, size Is by 38,
has been constructed on the site.
Within the control house, are
elaborate switchboards and unit
controls, which will govern the
operation at the local substation.
All the lines and cables leading
to the control house are under
ground installations.
Craig stated that the area will
be properly fenced and the
ground area will be heavily
covered with stone or Stag.
1t is expected, however, that
there will be a delay in chang
ing, the current now servicing
the Caldwell plant of the Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze Co. from
its present source, Glenwood
substation, to the new high
power tension line.
Work was started last Feb
ruary on the local substation by
the Richardson -Wayland Electric
Corp, of Roanoke, Va, con-
tractors in charge of construction.