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Evening star., 1952-12-29
On the Air

NAMES IN THE NEWS-Mindy
Carson, who has been too long
away, will be back on television,
doubly busy. this week. To-
night she plays her first TV dra-
matte role, in Young Man Adam"
on CBS-TV's Studio One" .
Tomorrow night at 1890 she takes
over in place of Bob and Ray on
NBC-TV in a 15-minute weeklI
musical, "Club Embassy"
The dramatic role tonight on
Studio One" will not be an en-
tirely urmusical one. A girl
with a singing talent was required
and Miss Carson will demonstrate
hers in three songs. She also
will demonstrate her stamina. j..
In Act Three of Young Man
Adam" she and Audrey Christie,
playing a pair Of rival vocallsts,
are scheduled for a "braWling,
scrawIing. hair-pulling, face-slap-
ping battle"
Miss Carson's Club Embassy
supporting cast, if this is news to
you, includes Violinist Florian Ia
Bach and Danny Hoctor, dancer
and choreographer. Mr.. Ia
Bach, whose recording of Hot
Canary" was a much-spun disc
success. probably won't do that on
the shows premiere. Instead
he has scheduled Gypsy Fid-
dler." The new show. Hocto>
and Byrd daytime admirers will
be happy to know, isn't expected
to interfere with their schedule
of appearances on THE Kate
Smith Show" They have an
other coming up Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Irene Dunno. who recently was
dropped as hostess of Playhouse
of Stars" may get another tele-
vision chore. . Talks are pro-
crossing, at any rate, between the
star and CHS executives. The
thought is to present her in a TV
comedy series, Vanity and Mrs
Fair" :. Red Shelton is reported
on the mend after his recent oper-
alton. Hopes to be back at
work on the filming of his video
show after the first of the year
The local TV-radio scene has
seen a couple of recent staff
changes. =. Haywood Meeks
moved to WMAL as director OF
Evening star., 1952-12-29
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. BIB


Ferruccio Taglavini and Pia Tas-
sinari are guest soloists.
900, WNBW-Hollywood Opening
Night: Ronald Reagan heads the
cast Of THE Priceless Gift"
$3.50, WTTG-Boxing: Lalu Sabo-
tin meets Floyd Patterson in the
feature bout.
$3.50, WNBW-Robert Montgomery
Presents: Charlton Heston stars in
"The Closed Door"
1890. WTOP-Studio One: Mindy
Carson and Alex Nicol have the
leading roles in Young Man Adam"
Evening star., 1952-12-29
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Evening news broadcast. d.
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WNiAL-FM: 6 pm.
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Norfhside CoupIe
Enfertains
ST. Louis Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Curry Williams
of 1918 Magnolia street, North Lit
tie Rock entertained Mr., and Mrs.
Earl Hatten and their little son
last week The Hattons are resi-
dents Of st. Louis.
Mr. Hatton is a matchmaker in
the Missouri city and is also a
member of the ST. Louis fire de-
partment.
The Williams entertained with
a buffet dinner on the beautiful
lawn of their home, Among the
twenty-add guests present was
WIN Mcdonald of Brock yu, New
York Mr.. Mcdonald is a retired
representative of the Standard OIL
company. He spent several days in
the city visiting relatives and
friends
Mr.. Hatton visited D, b. Lace
field for short period while in
the city. He and Mr.. Lacefleld
have very much in common, since
they both are watehmakers and
operate shops in their respective
cities.
The Hattons left Friday even
ing for their St. Louis home
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West Rock
Janice Aaron

Regular services were held at
Oak Grove Baptist church Sun
day. An afternoon musical pro-
gram was sponsored by the Cos
pei chorus, $2925 were raised.
Receipts for the day were $65.50.
Rev, J. L. Nichols is the pastor
Mrs. Mary Tucker Wynn has
returned from Detroit and re-
ports an enjoyable trip Miss
Elsie Jane Stanley of Oakland,
California is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Storay sr,
Seaman Clyde Storay jr is spend
ing his 20 day leave with his fami-
ly. He is stationed at u S. Naval
Station, Alameda, California.
It's boy for Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Butler. Congratulations On the
sick list this week are Mrs Marion
Threet, Frank johnson and Cal
Mcfarland.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

ON NACATION-Mrs. Gus Nc
Coy of 1906 w. 18th street left
the city recently for vacation in
the east and middle west. Mrs.
Mccoy will visit relatives in De-
treit She will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, +. A. Pherson, sis
ter and brother-in-law; the Nit.
chefs, Ossia and Edward and their
wives. The Mitehells are cousins
of Mrs. Mccoy. While in Detroit
she will visit in Canada.
On her return. she will visit
relatives in Chicago, Cleveland and
Gary. Coming by the way Of Kan
sas City, she will visit Mrs,
Groeena Mum and Mrs. Lena
Britt. relatives of Mr.. Mccoy.
Mrs. Mccoy is expected back In
the city the first of the month.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

eral Of l. E. Gilkey was held at
Mt, Nebo church Wednesday e
The Pilgrim Rest b. T u. had
wiener roast at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Curren Saturday mig t,
Rev, F. J Stewart mas CTR
deepest sympathy in the loss of
his mother Rev l., b. Kelly
was guest speaker at Mt Nebo
Sunday Ray Barnes and O.
dell Booker are home from the
hospital On the sick list are
Mesdames Bernice Guess and Cora
Thompson e.. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
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conway
]. A. Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel - aassE
have as house guests Mra sNsa.~
sons parents MIR. and Nr1s IL isgv
gan and children, Rose M.ssp s6ts
Melvin, of Mt Vernon .. n "a,
Charles E. Embry. son Of 10. sssss
Mrs Odell Embry, is now IN .sxzs
after spending eleven and ofsaJzass
months in Korea Mrs. Ese}sx3
Jamerson and Henry Vessler sseA~
tored to Cleveland, Ohio Gor ils
week end to be she guests y
Mrs. Jamerson's brother Au6rsp
Broyles and family Mrs
Mary Edward. who passed ys~r
Gently, was funeralized s1 Zieca
Temple church, Rev John w. ECSE
ers, pastor. She had been a naaIa~
Der Of that church, for zlors fhxx.s
a quarter of century. ~ 10
years of age, she was sta eu.~
standing member Survivors M,
eludes one son, George o6xs
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca &Eafsssv
of Conway, two sisters Ars Eets-
ehell Adkins of Gold I-aks,. aars
MRS. Webster of Muskogee. Cklss~
homa; two brothers, Louis Muse
of Aitheimer, and George N5pss
of Chicago; eight S1aadekEalss.sszssss
and one great grand ends ;.
The Union Baptist eauecfs asss
lovely services Sunday, With f1ae
pastor, Rev s. King. dssigasiES
the morning message asaf Hers
James Manly of Los Angeles, Cab
fornia delivering the atssakssg
message.
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tContinued from page vnsD

Confined from page vneo
tered the case at tine Yeg>ss5j ~
the local NAACP branch
In handing down his ruling ss4s-c
tice ValIee said that of the essfg
rights guaranteed by the Consfitg'
ton. none is clearer and few nsosS
vital than the right to buy . 1oaxg
and live in it Racial aissgAnss
ination is inherent ia race re-
strictive covenants. The paJGosss
and impact is to prevent ttS use
of occupancy of real properly sSg
non-Caucasians to segregaSR ten
Gaueastans-that and at Htas
more"
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Fl Dorado
f. G. Cutter

Miss Pinkie Bell FiaId Es sEsngs~
ing her vacation in Iowa :. A&1y
Freeman and Alvia Boone asS
taking care of Peoples kseass3r
shop Mrs. f. Bray Ia In N@e-
ner Brown hospital undergslrg az5
operation Mrs. Amer Sonfs
has returned from Arizoua AFTER
spending while with nar sssalsgfs~
ter Miss Earline Lewdssozs ~
recovering from an operatists = -
j. c. Calvin and John WA2se
Stringfellow gave a steak sgpEsss-
at Dillans hotel for Miss q. G.sv-
ingston Miss Lofts White -
back after a brief visit fa Mis-
sissippi Mrs, Clara Mac Co.'S
Inns will leave for California 1S J
her vacation September IsE -
Mrs. Lula Green and ellis HAS
left for Ohio last week. They pgsTe
accompanied by Miss sIeRna~
father, Warren Green H. E~
Chatham, jr left for Chicago, Fes~
Gently . Circle no. 4 met On sfsw
lawn of Mrs J. Gresham lasg sgssa
and lovely luncheon was seJgscl
Ike and Matte Clark Becs
their baby Miss 6IasssyaS
Francis Shears was visitor as ss9s
home of Mrs Lois Jean Washing
ton. Her home is in Mt HoEIs :,
Simon Armstrong, W6fasapfsg
Master of St, Joseph lodge n@ -
AF-AM leads a membership Of
30 members. The lodge is MAILING
much prograss Mrs NsssA
Sue Woods the daughter OF xfre
Della Thomas, was home fGr Esers
summer vacation after tU1Ra1&
.he state Of Virginia for spyc
months with her husband, PFC Es~
bert Woods, ir. She win retura Co.
school in September =. Rev. CGs~
ter wishes to express apprvcrasscss
to III. w. Mason who gave hins 9ss
ancial donations while he Bss LIZ
. Mrs. Odessa Blaekmau aoa5
daughter. Gertie Mitchell ateenf-
the revival meeting at Oakland
Louisiana at Spring Hill BaptEss
church The services were very -
spring Seven candidates for h.sS'~
tism were received and three PERI
sons were restored Have your
news and money ready when EisS
boy call to bring your paper. Bey~
Cutter appreciates youc patrpr~
age -. Cpl Robert Earl WilLS1sng
Is back home again visitfrAs hGT
| mother Mrs Zadie Mae PisiihpS
on a II day furlough Cpl W.
liams served 10 months in Esr
and was seriously woundeGy aF
action on May II. He rc=arNt fiisr
purple heart and is row Sefafsess
at the army and nagv sb5idtaG krF
Hot Springs 49,, Percy Fo'NiTng5 ~
on the sick list Rev. IL "
Milsap of Louisiana IL gEss ~
take over Missionary aaptiB Esect@
church as pastor beg mlngs 40 mr.
first Sunday The Codrts ~
Calanthe will meet Thursday. ALE
members are asked to be prsTTev
Mrs. Ida Meek W. C. Eioa
L. II White Shreveport Lotaaaxs
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with Rodelia Glasco, Edna Wallace
and Gladys Carter on hand to per-
sonally supervise every thing. BY
the way Edna Wallace (retired
teacher is a veteran camper and
YWCA camp would not seem
right without Edna C'Mote'D Wal
lace on hand
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Mrs. Irene Ross and daughter

Mrs. Irene Ross and daughter
Amy Lee, 25t5 East 10th St. are
home after vacationing in San
Francisco, California for two
weeks, While there they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Bell, Mrs. Ross sister and brother
in law. On their way home they
stopped in Los Angeles, where
they were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hardie, and of Mr., and
Mrs. Reese McInte. They also
stopped in Arizona.
The Jolly Neighbor social cluH
met at the home Of Mrs. Bel
Bolden. After the business meeting
the hostess served a delicious
menu This was the month of
Mrs. Boldcns birthday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. D. c,
Wright 2409 Rice street Mrs Ka-
tie Moore, president; Mrs. Leila
Pcttis, secretary,
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Douglas minnie BIS aunt and I'M
ele) OF st. Louis. The Woods "a
dele and Benz the Andersons
mildred and Harold, the Will
Hams tSue and Booker, the Jam
ersons Mae Helen and Garlandl,
Sadye Thompson and the Floyds
(GWendolyn and J j. spent an
enjoyable evening with the Mis-
sourlanS.
HERE AND THERE
Hazel Hynson has recently re-
turned from Atlanta, Georgia
where she visited her mother and
dad, Mr.. and Mrs. Shanks,
Sadye Thofpson assistant ex-
eeutive secretary of the Urban
League) will leave this weekend
to attend the national Urban Lea
que meeting which convenes in
Cleveland September to 5,
The Massies Or. and Mrs. S. p
and children are in town from
Langston Oklahoma. The Massies
are visiting with the Taylors Ear
lee Taylor is Proctors motherl in
North Little Rock. Proctor Ca Phi.
d. is a member of the faculty at
Langston university.
Corporal U. S. Parr (of the U.
S. army was recently awarded
the medical combat badge for per-
Torrance of duty in general COM
bat against the enemy in Korea,
Corporal Parr is the only Negro in
the company of % men.
Roland Smith Dunbar high
school social science department.
was recently elected to the Pulas-
XII county democratic committee.
Roland is a product of Jones high
school, Dunbar junior college and
Philander Smith college. Congrat-
ulations! Roland Ivanola should
be very proud of you, my deah",
The Douglas Louise and
"DougD are in town from St.
Louis visiting the Hicks Minnie B.
and Bid. Louise (BilD is Minnie
BIS aunt Louise is employed as
a teacher in the st. Louis county
school system and Doug" is
clerk in the post office. Minnie
B. Hicks, the Douglas and Adele
Woods Mrs. J. b motored down
to Columbia Arkansas on Monday
to visit with Willie Hicks (Bill
Hicks mother) and Bill Hicks.
Henrietta Yancey has returned
to Waco Texas after a few weeks
visit in the old home town.
The Jamersons Mae Helen and
Garland NJ d. We're weekend
guests of the Andersons MILDRED
and Harold Attorney. The jam
ersons hail from TeXarkana. Har-
old and Garland took in the pro
fessional football game on Satur-
day, August %.
The Hatchers tBirdia B, and L.
W. and their daughter Lorraine
were recent guests OF the Games
MARY and L. r. "Buddy). The
Hatchers, from Lincoln university
in Jefferson City were en- route
to Southern university IN scot
landvillc Louisiana Birdie ana L.
W. are both Greeks Alpha Kappa
Alpha and Omega Psi Pm.
Ruth James Blanchard NMrS. Ce
Gill is IN town WISHING VAIN IgA
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

man Evans and family OF Dsgos>
nellie visited his mother. sftH X
L. Evans, and sister. Mrs. csso
Mitchell recently Mrs Matte
Shannon IS visiting in TernesasI
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

Mrs, Mary Brown of Kansas
City spent the past two weeks
with her sister in law Velman L.,
Bunton, 1922 Magnolia, and other
relatives,
Miss Catherine Jewell Porch,
the daughter Of Mrs Christcnc
Porch. became the wife Of Jack
Roland Marshall. son of Mrs. En-
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS =
none Your News To 4-o187

'@none Your News To 4-o1
''V Felix Bailey and son, Prof.
Is Bailey from Memphis, Ten
We're in the city visiting
I aunt, Mrs Rosie Dean. While
new Bailey preached at the
"a Street Baptist church.
T. and Mrs, Joseph Jordan, jr.
weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Luther Brown Of st. Louis.
.e there they attended the
'oaI'Dodgcr game.
'@ Margaret Jackson of Chi
~ mere visiting her aunt Mrs.
y Dean.
+. Elizabeth Holloway and
'-Nr Charlotte Ann, spent
'scH-end in St. Louis visit
'aaayes
\, .Ito Elite met at the home
"a Betty j Thrcct, West Rock
week After the business
a |etnor roast was given
hostess. The next meeting
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

III -- Narcisse Alexander is
quite i'll and is in the Arkansas
Baptist hospital.
Deepest Sympathy
To Darthula Cook and the rela-
tives Of the late E. II. Cook. HE is
not dead, he is just away.
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tottie Nicely of 1928 Gaines,

MS LOttie Neeiy Oh '@' "aiies'
oroduct representative of
nv is vacationing in Kansas
She is the house guest Of
Marion Hugh and other
4, Mrs. Nicely returned by
nav of St, Louis where she
.ss Brooklyn Dodger-Card-
anne While in ST. Louis she
Inc guest Of her niece, Mrs.
6 Jarmon'
!. Gava.ette club met at the
: If Mrs. Lewis Boone, with
Margaret Kimbrough as hos
After the business session
tiols repast was served.
a If the evening was Mrs. Lu-
Clark Three hands of whist
!. played with Mrs. Lewis
mo winning first prize; Mrs.
,rity Lee. second and Miss Jes-
Mae Williams, third, The next
sing will be September 4 with
Lewis Boone, 1914 West 10Th.
Geneva Leary, president; Mrs.
freada Jones, reporter.
Ibe Helping Hand cub met at
home of Mrs. Bertha Collins
M u members and | visitor
tsn.. The club is sponsoring a
fry Saturday night at the
me Of Mr. and Mrs, Dock Scott
b West 18th. The next meeting
be with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lind
1913 West 18th on September
AS. Alice Scott, president; Mrs.
tfnia Woodson, reporter.
n /, Scott spent his vacation In
ago and Detroit. He visited
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
u and children in Michigan
and Mrs, Tooke, his daughter,
Chicago.
u and Mrs. Frank johnson of
las City, Missouri visited
sister, Mrs, Essie Thornton,
lard last week. They left for
home Friday.
The Twelve Arts club met last
at the residence of Mrs. Mar
It Smith. A delicious luncheon
served Following a brief
aneSS session the president in
lauced Mrs. Grundy and Mrs.
Fhion, visitors, Both expressed
|ng enjoyed themselves. The
meeting will be at the resi-
Pee Of Mrs. M, J. Henderson.
Margaret Smith president;
A. z Battles, reporter.
lhe JOlitynes club held it's
liar social meeting at the home
AS Helen Jones. Games of
and bingo were played and
yed by all. First and second
were won by d new member
Arlene Williams. Mrs. Edna
On won the BOBBY prize The
meeting viii be in the home
ne president Mrs. Ruth Rod
Mrs. Juanita Gardner is the
s reporter.
''Vlng the city Saturday night
The versatile and comely
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29
The Community Cheer club was

entertained at the home of Mrs
McMullen, Wrightsville. A delici-
Gus repast was served by the hos
tess The next meeting will be
September 7th at the Ives Walk
club room, 200 East goth, with
Mrs. Mcclure as the hostess. Mrs,
Florence Spivey is the president,
and Mrs. Florence Crenshaw, re-
porter
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy
during the illness and death Of
our husband and brother Rev.
Larkes Jeffries, We also appreciate
the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Alma Jeffries
Mrs, Bette Eckford
Mrs, Samella Mitchell
Andrew Jeffries
HcndeT son Jefferies
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College Station

A revival is being held at the
Annie York church The fun
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

The jolly 16 club met at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Bailey. The
annual picnic will be given on la
Dor day at the home of Mrs. Jamie
Mckinley, 1904 E. 4th street. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Addie Mae Hall, 1917 E. 4th street
Mrs. H. Taylor, president; Mrs. E.
Bailey, acting reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, S.
IN The Pulaski Chancery Court
Elnora Shorter Plaintiff
VS.. No 95424
Willie Shorter Defendant
The Defendant, Willie Shorter is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Elnora
Shorter.
Dated: August 25th. 1852
Booker & Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litcm.
H S Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner D. c.
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DR.. and Mrs. w. III. Townsend
are spending their vacation in Kan
sas City where they are visit
ing DR.. Townsend's brother.
DR.. Townsend is a local optome-
trist with offices in the Raines
building.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

will be held at the home Of Mrs
Helen Bogard, 1923 f. 5th. Mrs.
Carutha Gray, president; Mrs. Ma
BILE Mitchell, secretary and Mrs
Bobbie Thornor, reporter.
N0rthsiders who attended the
games held in St. Louis this week
were Louis Boyd, Archie Mitchell
jr., r. Newt, F, Jackson. A. Nit
chell ST, B. Mitchell, Mrs, M. Nit
chell Ed Brown, F. Stewart H
Hughes and Cornelius Prayer.
J0ydean and Louis Williams OF
Chicago spent the past week with
their father, Myrt william, and
other relatives.
Ivory Crumpton of Chicago ac-
companied by his brother Frank
Compton, and wife, Ethel Lee
are here visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ophelia Redwood, the wife Of Rev.
Richard Redwood, 1923 E 18th.
The Crumptons are being given a
lovely time.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

Visiting in the city Sunday was
Mrs. Movie Mae Curtis and her
five month old daughter, Mary
Dean. They were house guests Of
Mrs. Jocie Jones, sister of Mrs.
Curtis. Mrs. Curtis also visited her
sister, Mrs, Laura Murrell She is
a resident of Montrose.
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TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO s-ssss

daughter of Mrs Ereerene Turner
Of Jonesbofo, Miss Freddye Sue
Turner, who will visit her father
+. {, Turner, ST in Cincinnati
Miss Turner, who has been en-
ployed by the PRESS for over a
year IS senior at Philandcr
Smith college and is popular with
the younger social set of the city.
Miss Turner will return to the city
IN time for the fall session at Phi
lander.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry billiard and
little daughter of 1891 Chester. LETT
Saturday to visit relatives in New
York City.
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f'vlng the city Saturday night
he versatile and comelv
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29
he Helping Hand cub met at

y L, Scott spent his vacation In
Pogo and Detroit, He visited
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
p and children in Michigan
and Mrs, Tooke, his daughter,
Chicago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-29

n and Mrs. Frank Johnson of
rs City, Missouri visited
i sister, Mrs. Essie Thornton.
lard last week. They left for
home Friday.