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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-04-25

vester King :. The Pink Fiose
club is looking forward with szs-
thusiasm to the 18th day Of May
at which time their Fashion
Rhapsody viii take place ut Pine
Street auditorium Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Il. Bullock and daughter.
Dorothy Lilly, of Warren yere
guest Of Mrs. Bullocks parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Sutton over
the weekend .. Pine Stree, p
IA held its monthly meesfAe
with Mrs. c. Howard In charge.
Officers were elected as tcnowx
president, w, Thompson; seere-
tary, Miss Sarah Brown tpas-
urer, Arthur Williams; be- mess
manager Mrs. J. A. Tayler. I'D.
porter, Miss jamie Brown. The
next meeting will be hela OF tic
third Tuesday in May Mrz
Harry Mosley who died on Tia
10Th, was funeralized at e. James
church with Rev. Mason in
charge. Survivors iDebade hog
husband, Harry Mosley; ,Yo ssrs
Prince of Little Rock and Her.
man of Kansas City; for dssaeh.
tiers. Mrs. Ethel Berry q s.uld
Lake, Mrs. Lillian Moeley Of liz.
tie Rock; Hazel Mostey o. Lis
tie Rock and Miss Mary ntos, sy q
Los Angeles, California, owe bau.
ther, Wiley Perry of Ceaw 80. nne
sister, Mrs. Eta Vose Of 81 aIauas
Among the many nieces ard nss-
hews are Mrs. Myrtle BeruIet 4 q
Little Rock and J. Perry Of Cna-
way.
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DaIark
Alva ODDS Jones

Alva ODDS Jones
Mrs. Sarah E. Frost Of Yakima,
Washington was called here to tn
bedside of her mother. Mrs. Alice
Jones, who has been on the sick
list for several days :. w. A
Anderson and Cornelious Starks
motored to Fresno, California
Rev. c. B. Hughey and wife and
mother in law were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Starks A
pril 7 =. Mrs. Ella Jackson re-
ceived word OF the death Of hcr
grand daughter, Cleotia Mead
den, OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
There will be free movies at Mt.
Olive AME church Thursday
night. The movie is sponsored by
the PTA. The public is invited.
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

gifts.
The post Easter parade and ba-
by contest was given at Mt Sinai
Christian church Friday night
April 18th, sponsored by the Mil
itary Heights neighborhood club.
Mrs. Annie Wright was the plan
list. Miss Osa Carroll Mcfarland
won first prize in the contest
with the amount Of $l6.55 and
James Dukery won second prize
with $l0l5. Mrs. Mary V. Moore,
president; Mrs. Sadie Thompson
advisor.
On the 5th Sunday in March
the ladies missionary society OF
the Greater Shiloh Baptist church
Rev W.O Mays, pastor, sponsored
a baby contest, A splendid pro-
gram was rendered. Contestants
were, Shirley Carey, who report
ed $50, Mrs. Ruth Wright was
sponsor; Brenda Brooks, $3l, Mrs
Mildred Dotson, sponsor; Connie
Henderson, $27, Mrs. Mamie Ay-
cox, sponsor; Joe Jackson, $l9.5s,
Mrs. Inez Laws, sponsor and
c. Wright, 81, Mrs. L. Fears, spon'
sor. Total amount raised $l563l.
Refreshments were served IN
honor of the contestants and their
parents. Mrs Ruth Wright, spon'
sor.
Last week Mrs. w. r. Bates
sponsored creative activities
workshop at the First Christian
church in Little Rock. Among
those attending were MesdameS
Effie Harmon, Mary Fields ana
Florence Criswell.
Mrs. Rosie Dean who has been
on the sick list has reeuperatea
The Second quarterly confer
ence was held at Bethel ANlh
church last week. The visiting
presiding elder, Rev p. b. JoNp'
son, delivered a soul stirring mess
age. Many visitors were presen,
The presiding elder, Rev W. D.
Banks, presided at the pusllp''
session. Amount raised Tor inc
quarter, $3.50. s.
Members of the Northslde ohaif
ty club held their regular meet
ing at the home Of Mr. ana WIS
Fred Harmon. During the bushes!
session committees reported t''a'
a large collection Of clothing mac
been given the tornado Vic''''is
through the local Chemoer Oh
Commerce and a contribution OF
IS to the crippled ehildrens los
pital at Jacksonville. Dennis Gar
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Arc xlemM.
TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-5sss

to the Don Juanette club at het
home Monday evening. The usual
business procedure followed after
which games were played. Plans
were made for a bridal shower
for Mrs. Sharon Williams Hayes.
The shower will be given at the
home of Miss Bobbye Jones Mon
day night, Mrs. Dorothy Morgan
has been added to the list of
active members in the club. Nh
M. w, Hayes, president; Mrs,
Bettye Toombs, reporter.
The Pleasant Hour social club
members voted to change tha
name of the club to TIE Juanette.
The club met in its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Mabla
johnson. A delicious repast was
served. Mrs. Essie Mae Boatman,
president; Mrs. Samella GRAY,
reporter.
The Helping Hand club met A
pril lst at the home of Mrs Wes-
ley Nicholson with 20 members
present and l visitor. A lovely
repast was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be May
LIST at the residence of Mrs. Por-
ter, 1000 Pulaski. All members
are asked to come and bring
friend. Mrs. Alice Scott, presiden.;
Mrs. Ardenia Woodson, reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Killings
worth of the Miller Funeral
home let the city April 10th foy
Austin, Texas where they attel.
ded the regional meeting of the
lota Phi Lambda sorority. While
away they have visited Old Mexi
co. They were guests at the
Desota Arms hotel in Mexico City.
The jolly Neighbors social club
met at the home of Mrs. Georgia
Scribner with the vice president.
Mrs. d. c. Wright, in charge The
hostess served a delicious menu
following the business session
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Matte Woodland, 2l02 Rice
street. Mrs. Katie Moore, presi
dent.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will hold its regu.
lar social meeting at the home
of Miss Corinne Pennington, AL
South Maple. Saturday at $50 p
m. All members are urged to be
present Plans for the annual pro.
ject will be discussed at this
meeting. Mrs. Vera Muldrew
president.
All beauticians Of chapter no
2 are asked to meet April 20
Business Of importance. Mrs. VI
A. Shaw, president.
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Art Club Gives
Health And
Music Program

FL Dorado-Climaxing Negro
health and music week, the Ma
irons Art club featured two out
standing guest speakers in a pro-
gram presented at the homie of
Mrs. E. M. Cummings. Miss Vir-
ginia Burks, English instructor
at Smith high school, Norphlet,
spoke on Health Improvement.
She mentioned four necessary
steps that must be taken to bring
about general health improve
ment, to improve o,h' immediate
environment, to center our CONVEX
sations and discussions on con-
structive subjects that viii help
people, to start a movement for
higher moral standards through
establishment OF desirable rec
reational facilities for children
and adults and to ask for and de-
mand higher wages for all la
borers, common aad skilled, so
that more people can feel that
life can be worthwhile. The Sec
ond speaker Mrs Mable john
son. spoke on "Musc Apprecia-
ton. She discussed the develop
ment of music generally and
pointed out contributions made
by various Negro artists Conclud-
ing the clubs annual event Mrs
1daliah Andrews gave the origin
of the hymn Rock Of Ages. The
entire program was recorded and
each member will be given a re-
cording for future reference
Other persons instrumental in the
success Of the program were Mrs.
Hazel Peterson, chairman and
Mrs. j. c. Ralney, president. Mrs.
Laura johnson was a visitor. Re-
freshments were served after the
program.
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With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet every Tuesday at HOO a. m.
at The Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Rev. +. G. Dyer. Pastor, Rev. Cal
cote Ii President; Rev. l.. M,
Knowles. Secretary. All Ministers
are welcome. Rev. A. q. Reynolds.
Reporter.
FIRST BAPTIST-7th and Gaines
street. The Missionary society OF
the church Is sponsoring its l75th
anniversary dinner Sunday. DR.
Roland Smith is pastor; Mrs. Ber-
tina Williams, chairman.
FIRST BAPf1ST-Sweet Home
The theme of the service Sunday
was ''Hope-the Labor of Love-.
The membership was happy to see
Sgt. Carol Henderson in the SER
vice Sunday after being away In
the armed services. He is station
ed at TT. Eustis, Virginia. Rev. j.
M. Oliver, pastor; Mrs. Alice p
Staten, reporter
ROSE OF SHARON BAPT.-l4th
and Cross streets. Rev. p. A. Gar
rett's sermon subject for Sunday
will be STOPPING to Conquer" at
the morning service and at the
evening hour a pew rally, spon-
sored by the Pastors Aid club
and Mission society will be con-
Quoted.
FIRST BAPTIST-1Sth and Oak
The junior choir no. 2 is sponsor
ing baby contest Sunday at g..
w y. m. Contestants are Sandra
Bell Marian Gee, Leonard Good.
win, Patry Rowe, Lana Mitchell.
Sandra Williams. The junior choir
VIII also render a musical program
The public is invited. Rev. p. l..
Rowe pastor.
EMMANUEL BAPT.--Sunday the
Young Adult group Of the church
honored Mrs Pearl Harris as Wo-
man Of the week. Mrs. Harris was
cited for her ardent work in the
church and for the Christian life
that she lives She is a charter
member of the church having
been a member OF First Baptist
7th and Gaines before joining En-
manuel She came TO Little Rock
from Dardcnolle and Is the mother
Of one daughter and two sons. The
message was brought by Mrs
Richard Battles. sr, member Of
Bethel AME church. Mrs. Battles
Is the wife of Richard Battles, ST..
Of Liberty Hill Baptist church.
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Fl Dorado
Z. C. Cutter

Rev. Jesse Young died In Texss
April IA. He was SO years of ae..
Rev. d. v. Millsap will pread
the anniversary sermon honosing
Rev. E. c. Gutter, on May g..
Mrs. Matte Hunter is on the sich
list =. Rev. Gutter has so1d
$3.50 worth of green ur ions F.
The c. :. If Providence K. r.
Lodge and other members plnn
to visit the Little Rock district
meeting in Little Rock April a
All members of the lodge are ~.
quested to be present May I u
the hall on East HiiSboro street.
o. 7. LeGrande is c. C.. C. Z
VanHook, state ppr ,sicent a the
Elks of Arkansas and Mrs lda
L. Sims, state eounselfr Of State
Temple of Elks were recent vazfe
tors in Little Rock. Mr. VanFfn16
stated that the Elks stabe assuc,o.
ton was off to good seari ~
the year. Dr. II. A Powell and
w. H. Boone are chairman and
co-chairman of the slate eIks
planning committee for Tins yeie.
G. f. VanHook and Waiter Del
phine were also visitors "a LIZ
tie Rock last week i. .Mia Irsno
Wilson Parker, who ID fu100
resident Of Fl Dorado, now a No.
dent OF New York City, has =.
come state grand nHtron e ~.
oES. She is working r4Aihr ~
authority Of the Supr,szsr cume1
DIR. W. J. FitzpatriIk +. 1euv. -
Mrs T. o. McJmkins ware hosI
for their children Over the wslals
end. The guests were n. m
Mrs. I. 0. McJunkins OF Aic1es
college, Mississippi; Mr.. ana ~
Edward Holmes Of Lake vfflnrn
Arkansas and Mr.. and Mn. n,
bert Douglas Of Little R1vk. n,
McJunkins, jr. IL publicsty -
and acting dean At klhorn 49,
college. Mrs. Holmes In c.
room teacher and instrucav- q
music in central high school Il
Lake Village and Mrs. DUE
teaches at Dunbar junior eol1sgo
IN Little Rock Mrs. Luel1D
Ford is spending the wcek end =
Monroe, La. visiting frfadA !.
Mrs. Lacena Adams spent . wves
with Mrs. Snowden Who y IA 80
James Davis Of Oakland Calk1urs
mia and Mrs. Leroy Mood Of on
Ridge, Louisiana visited thsos
brother, E. T. Smith this wes1k . .
Mrs. Ruth Bluford Teageer ~
been in Warner Brown hosptAn1
for an operation and Is doing fra
She is at the home Of her dsbss.
Mrs. George Riley On Wi1pN
street Mrs. Emmer Tiaen =
confined to Warner Brown holps-
al j. Roland Is also IN Tn -
pital =. Arthur G.. Fields IL -
the sick list. His son and dauxf1Esv
in law Of Malvern and otlbe1
friends from Little Rock were =
his bedside on Easter Summary
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Bradley

A new addition is being put on
the Bumpham Spring high school.
A new gym is also being built.
Mrs. Thelma Still Of Houston,
Texas visited her mother and ia
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Orange,
and her little daughter, velma
Gean =. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Noble OF Michigan is hcme VISIT
ing their parents Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Noble and Mrs. Martha
Turner
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RIGHT AROUND US|
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd
Signs OF The Times
BY Gwendolyn M. Floyd


MANY Kids out of school with
measles, chicken pox and rash
Plus harassed school teachers adds
up To Spflngtime, Meetings to fos-
ter poll tax drives plus certain
Negroes (going in and out the
State Capitol adds up to a hot
euoefnatorial campaign"
Mrs D d. Terrys announce
hieht as a candidate for the SEN
ate plus Ethel Sehmand's elec.
ton plus Lucy Dixon's and
Louise MeLeans election to the
school board adds up to the fact
that "Miladye has decided to use
her power for herself. In other
words, the women are waking
up especially since they've been
DONG most of the work. huff
said.
nv SldsS ENnlDlt
The Fine Arts club qouise
Guy PRESIDENT presented AL
oerta Jeans,Art instructor of
Philander Smith college in a
lecture at the YWCA on Sunday,
April 70 Mr.. Jeans spoke on
Some Phases of Art" The guests
enjoyed the informative lecture
and many of them asked questions
regarding some of the important
phases emphasized by the lecture
Some of the work of the men,
bers Of the Philander Smith Art
department was on display at
this time. Some outstanding pic
lures were presented by Mary 10
Newburn graduate from PSC On
Sunday, April 20) Mary 10 is the
first student to receive a degree
from Philander Smith college
with a major in Art. Mary JIG
Is a product of the Little Rock
public schools, having entered
Dunbar from the old South End
school Cnow B. 7. Washington
AT South End, Mary 10, was a
student of the late Carrie B. Lit.
tlejohn who was well-known in
the field OF Art. The Fine Arts
club displayed thru the courtesy
of Cleola ProwelD some of Mrs
Littlejohn's paintings last year
Mary 10 was presented with a
large bouquet of flowers by her
Zeta Phi Beta sorors.
Other students who displayed
outstanding talents are Edward
Brown Little Rock, Marjorie
Duffie Hope, Cozetta Gray
tBigelow) and Walter Henderson
little Roek( Edward Brown and
Walter Henderson are products Of
the Little Rock public school sys,
tenn also. The members of the
Fine Arts club We're happy tt
present these young people to our
Little Rock community. Alice
Perry (dean of women Dunbar
and Sadye Thompson assistant
executive director of the Urban
League) served as co-cl airmen Of
the project,
Congratulations Are In Order!
To the 1852 graduating class OF
Philander Smith college. Especial
ly do we pin bouquets on Mar.
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lofie Porter (B. r. Washington's
patron James and Carolyn's
motherl; Maryland Kelley Allen
"a former student Yvette and
Gales mother; Florine Williams
Strong tone of my favorte : Ar
chic and Austine are still GRIM
ing), Theresa Moses Austin Ca
former STUDENT; Wilma Hampton
Byrd "a former student always
liked to hear her singl; Leslie
Wardell Jordan Former student :
Q, ! taught Lorraine, too, The
ressa B. Warren teacher at
Brinkley state president of the
Federated clubs; Boston l.. Tor
renee, jr (of Terrence Flower
Shopper. Did some one say that
love, marriage and books do not
mix" Well, / am sure that the
world agrees that that old saying
is gone forever. For the most part,
these young folk who return TO
school do a grand job.
To J. d. Scott, Professor OF
Science OF Philander College. The
1852 Panther (elass annuaD was
dedicated to him. "Scotty" is
grand person, unassumlns, seho-
larly and believes in doing a job
well. I'm sure that President
Harris has found him to be very
dependable. Scott is graduate
of the University of Kansas (B. S
and M. S. degree). He s study
ing for doctorate degree at the
University of Kansas. He is a
member of Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity, IBOP Elks Lodge (he's
treasurer), Sigma Phi Pi (Boule),
and Beta Kappa Chi Scientific
Society. Scotty's better half is
Grendetta ("Dot" Baby Hick-
mani Scott.
With The Greeks
Edna Douglas Second anti-basi-
leus), Elizabeth Hamilton ard
Naomi Coulter (basileus of the
local chapter) attended the Sig
ma Gamma Rho regional meet
ing in Austin, Texas.
With The spirit OF Cotton
The Spirit of Cotton ami
Daisy Bates are enjoying the Eas-
tern hospitality social, Texas,
coffee hours, political big wigs
photographers n'everything. I'm
derstand that they will return to
Memphis on April q. They will
rest a day or so and then set
out on the southern tour.
With NCNW
The local chapter of NCNW will
meet on Sunday, April q, 500 p.
m, at the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
Edna Douglas, Vice President,
will preside and will present the
program. Barbara Pettrucelli
with dependent children-Pulaski
county welfare Department. viii
be the speaker.
Here And There
Nannette MRS. Frank and An
toinette Williams were in the
city for a few hours on Sunday,
April 20. The Williams are from
TYLER. Texas.
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wrightsviI|e
Wardell Wright

The Gospel Temple Baptist Sun
day school opened at the regl.
lar hour. Glass no. was the BAN
ner class taught BY Mrs. Fuller
-, James Notion Is a patient at
the state hos ,ital On the sick
list are VIII Boyd. jeff Jeffer-
son, Mrs. Matte jefferson, Mrs
Pearl Wright The Wrights-
vile high school sponsored {
fashion show last week. Mrs Low
was in charge.
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cess at First Baptist church WITH
two new members added to the
church. Rev. Z. ID. Nation OF
Monroe. LOUISIANA preach ID some
powerful sermons. The pastor
Rev. Otto Jones, Preached last
Sunday Mrs. Alberta Steele
wife of the former pastor of FRS
Baptist church, visited friends
here last week.
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Doris jefferson and Norma At
hs, both members Of the sem
class at Jones high school,
kre selected as princesses for the
een Of roses.
andrew Beavers attended ,
elth workshop in Hot Springs
5 week. The workshop was
tnsored by the state health
partment. X. c. Byrd and L.
Phillips will accompany IL
gs to the state trade school
ftest at AMIN college in Pine
uii Beavers, Byrd and Phil
5 are instructors at Jones high
pool,
Garter G. Woodson will present
annual operetta, THE We'd
fg Of the Flowers" Friday night
$50 p, m, in the auditorium.
The George Washington Carver
pool will be featured on sta
m KXLR at l0:45 a. m. Satur-
"
The Senior class at the Jones
N school will present its class
y Friday night at 800 p. m,
The school auditorium. The IT,
Of the play is "The Orchid
nousine".
[hlchard Byrd, George Martin,
pnald McGary, Lillian Adams,
iuenlS Of Jones high school, and
Birdie Williams, chaperone,
Tuesday night for jefferson
W Missouri, Lincoln University
attend the annual high school
lrnalism institute.
Donald McCary won first prize
Minnie Mae Cansey won sec
prize in the city high school
s'oh Of the Pulaski County
B essay contest.
.'" and Mrs. Robert Ellis are
IOua parents Of a 7 pound boy,
ii April 9th. He has been
Cen The name, Robert. Mr.. and
leola Ellis are paternal
'''uuparents and Rev. and Mrs.
v NIXON are maternal grand
rents The mother and baby are
ping fine
4''s Cordclia Jones celebrated
birthday with a party given
'pr nome. Guests present were
and Mrs Hattisoo. Mr.. and
lumbar, Mr., and Mrs. Handy
4 ana Mrs, Nathan Stewart, Mr..
|. MRS Cudellous Hamilton,
|. MARIE Donahue, Mr.. and
20 guy NiCkerson and Mr.. and
iv., H. Hughes, Mrs. Jones re.
VI many beautiful and useful
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4 ruskegee club will hold Us
nc ,nonthly meeting at the
llaE ,. Of Mr.. and Mrs, B. T.
a'n'' 1927 Wolfe street, Sunday
'o ~ = m. All members are
e'% ;, = he present. DR.. VIM H.
so NJ presided Solar M
e'n, Wemen's Missionary society
nc v " congregational church
ne 49," . community breakfast
, asy from 7 to 10 a m. a,
) Ecau, Wright avenue anu
b streets.
,;sbed rooms with kit
ep ". hath, hot and cold water.
new sSn,e or single person, l4S4
Cuuf' Adv
sth street
y.reen annual vacation tea
y ,s held Sunday from 4 to !, Z
:. :, the Phyllis Wheat'ey I
~ r. The tea is being sponsored
II he camp committee. Various
alton ito spots will be bee. carried Out
,he table decorations
he he Royal Hospitality club me,
y. !. residence of Mrs. Maryland
'nstt plans were made for the
|'ns outing. Games were play
~ Nth Mrs. Nancy Terrence
ming first prize and Mrs. A.
!, .scond. A delicious breakfast
served by the hostess. the
4. was conferred with Narcissus
r,,lins The next meeting will
with Mrs. Zenobia Bryant zig
ward, on the first Monday IN
= Mrs. Annie Harris, president;
Della Jones, reporter.
rcrRsION - special Arkansas
NJ, Coaches to the national all
I, program at Mason Temple
,mohjs Tennessee will leave 9Th
state at $3.50 a. m. Sunday
4, 9th For reservations phone
u9 Jesse Mitchell. special pas
.rsnt ADV
Hhs proyident Relief Charity
IS sponsoring its annual
kmanless Tea Sunday at the
kaenee of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
him. 1901 lizard from A to 7 p. m.
. club had a very successful
pe,inp at the home OF Mrs.
mes Casey. Two new members
re added, Mrs. V. V. Waugh
\ Mrs. Ida Bell Jones. The next
betting will be held at Wesley
MABEL annex May 8 at 500 p. m
Ella Collins will be hostess
kip McCullum is president;
". Davis, reporter.
Miss Nora Henry was hostess
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Conway
r. n fu<

y. n. Taylor
Mrs. Margaret Ballerton and
son, Robornett, were guests OF
their parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Curlett,
over the weekend in Hazen
Mr.. and Mrs. Comedor Hearvey
and Mrs. Mcrtyce L. Henry at
tended a district singing conven-
ton which convened at Antioch
Baptist church in Fl. Smith. The
trio were dinner guests of their
pastor and wife Rev. and Mrs. Sill
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POSING FOR THE HOTOGRAPHER-are
the little friends who were present to help
birthday April at party given by her par
Mercedes Diane Mitchell celebrate her 2nd
ents, Mr., and Mrs Archie Mitchell ir,, apart
ment SO, Hemlock court in North Little Rock
The eelegration was given in the recreation
room of the Hemlock court Music and various
games were played and refreshments and gifts
were given to the small guests. Mercedes re-
ceivd many BEAUTIFUL and usful gifts. In the
foto left to right in front row are Barnett
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Searcy
GwendOlyn Brown

The home economies depart
ment OF White county high
slhool presented its annual fash
ion show April IS which was
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Charlotte
p. Walton Is home &c instructor.
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Jordan, Linda Robinson Patsy Ann Green,
Danny Green, Charlotte Ann Holloway, Linda
Joyce Handy, Charles Holloway, Patricia Rob-
inson, Bobbie Ray Cross, Elma Joyce Harris,
Wanda Fay arris, Edwina Harris, Sandra Faye
Lewis and Charles Jordan. In the back row
are Mrs. Virgie l.. Cross David Andrew Nit
chell, Donald Tillman, Betty Mosely, Mercedes
ID. Mitchell, Xavier Lewis, Sam Lewis Miss
frankie Lewis, Teresa Sue Terrill Mrs. Reva
M. Bcrls and Tom Burls, jr
PRESS foto nv Dayy
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rett was presented birthday gilt.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
The MIR Usher Union was held
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READ TIE PRESS

at Greater Shiloh Baptist ch'uch
Sunday, April 20. Amount raised
sls52o. T. Page, president, Mrs
B. Handy, reporter.
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Suffered ] years
-then ] found Pazo
brings amazing relief

says Mr.. M. w., Los Argsiss. CedNs
Speed amazing relief from misrrses r.
simple piles, with soothing PsSspf Aft1
TO relieve pain. itching Hsfdskil -Uge1gd
ini1amed tissues-lubricate dry. AnFo5
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