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Evening star., 1952-12-15
Miss Elders Piano Recital
Gets Cordial Reception
By Elena de Soyn

Winner of several awards and
honors, Carolyn Elder played a
piano recital in the National Gall
ilery of Art in her local debut last
night.
The impressive array of we'll
presented standard compositions
was relieved by two novelties, a
Prelude and Fugue," in form of
Ietudes, by Roger Ducasse, and
observation-disclosures "Cipressi.' -
Everything she played pointed to
"a solid foundation laid in child
hood in her native Idaho and
later in New York, Switzerland
and Paris. where she earned her
diplomas.
Miss Elder is an accomplished
musician who can negotiate
Bach's "Chromatic Fantasy and
Fugue" and Schumann's Gar
naval" with ease and assurance.
Her playing has the charm of
youth as has her general appear
ance.
Yet, what she performs sounds
in no way different from the per-
formance of scores of other young
pianiSts who had her type of a
musical education. Her delivery
does not indicate that she has
contributed something personal to
the Interpretation of either the
Carnival" which can and should
stimulate the imagination of the
performer or to the modern selec-
tions on her program. For the
present, Miss Elder gives the i'm
preston of having assimilated
well the ideas of her teachers,
which may have hindered her
from developing her own. The
audience gave her a cordial recep-
ton and applauded vigorously.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
B'noi Birth Unit to Meet

independence Lodge. B'nai
Birth. will meet at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the Willard Hotel. DR..
Benjamin Karpman. psychiatrist
at st. Elizabeths Hospital, will
speak on Psychological Causes of
Crime
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

MIANT bone Of contention between
Bsitoin and Egypt is the nearly one
miIIiopsquore- mile AnslO-EsyptiOn SHdon.
which wos until recently administered
jointly by the two countries under o 1885
treosy. Egypt not long Oso tore up the
treaty end dubbed its king King ForOuk
Of Egypt ond the Sudon." Britoin replied
by speeding up prosrom BY which. vt
muinsoins, it wos leading the SudOnese
toward SELF government.
The country is populated. at eight
persons to the squore mile. BY some
8 million Arubs. Negroes ond Nub'Ons
ION Arob-Nesro breed. There is O smuil
foreign element. including some 6,5OO
Europeans. The chief product is durO
tqreot miIIet). which forms the stOPae
food and also is used to feed the oOftle
ond poultry. but the cotton yield IS
ropidly multiplying and the coUntT
oIreody supplies the world with the
greater port Of the much-used ssm
orobic
Some 1000 miles Of roiiwOy rTock.
supplemented BY 0ircrOft ond by the
Nile River steamship services. traverse
Sudan.
Typical Sudonese motive left
weors light clothing because
of country's troPicoI climate
At right. Sir Soyed Adder Rob-
man Ell Mohdi Posho. leoder
of 4-miIIion-strone Ansor sect
ofnotive MosIems. by whom he
is worshiped as q god, A
wealthy cotton grower. he lives
in poIotioI Khortoum home
WIDE WORLD PHOTOS
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
s.: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
Telephone Your News To 4-9187

Henrietta Jackson daughter of Mr. Mrs Henry Jack
SON. SIG E. 18th has returned home recently spendg
three weeks in Chicago.
Blush Jordan Press carrier is unable to attend school
this week due broken of an accident
Mrs. Christine Porch 1345 Magnolia attended her faml
reunion for 50 Sunday the home of her sister, Mrs
Vaughn of Parkdale. delecable dinner was served
Pfc Robert L. Bryles jr, of Mr.. Mrs Robert L
Bryes is home leave from Fort Riley Kansas
Seattle Washington He is former pupil of Jones high
The Elite club met at the home of Mrs Matte Allen last
week After the business session delicious repas
by the members The next meeting will be the home
by the hostess Mrs Porche Powell welcomed
Dorothy Balfour 1411 Magnolia Mrs Carutha Gray pres
dent Mrs Mabe Mitchell secretary Mrs Bobbie
is the reporter
STATE PRESS CARRIER GOES TO sCHooL-Ittle Miss
Linda Joyce Handy enrolled the high elementary
school, Monday.
The Sacred Five gospel singers and the Gospeiaes will
render their monthly musical Sunday night at King Solomon
Baptist church,
The Chatter club met at the home of Mrs Geraldine
Criswe with president in charge After brief business
session. games played The guest prize by Mrs
Jones Mrs Herdon also guest Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess Mrs Mabe Allen, president Mrs Mil
dred Finley reporter.
Freeman Leach returned to the city after spending two
years in Detroit
Mrs. Part1ena Phillips celebrated birthday with par
Saturday night helped her to celebrate were
Mrs EVelena Franklin Mrs Maggie Price Mrs Eutha Moses
Mrs Edith May, Mr. and Mrs Edgar Brown Enora May
weather Mrs Martha Philip Hope Mr. and Mrs Floyd Stewart
Mrs, GuSsie Surat Mr. and Mrs Willie Haison, Mr.. and
Mrs, Harvey Hughes, Mr. and Mrs Louis Womack
Mrs Cornea Pryor and Mr. and Mrs Norman Handy Many
gifts received.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Wade and son, Kelvin Leots left
day for Joneboro where they plan to make their home Mr.
Wade graduate of Phlander Smith college and has
teaching position The members of the
King Solomon Baptist church Rev, c. L. Criner pastor.
The Friendship club held its monthly meeting the home
Parhena Phillips last week Mrs F. Hattison presis
dent Mrs d. Hugh assistant secretary and Mrs. b. Handy
is the reporter
Little David A. Mitchell son of Mr. and Mrs Archie Nit
he Jr celebrated his 1s birthday Thursday September 18th
Miss Martha j. Thomas is home after spending very
oyable trip in Brooklyn, New York.
Pvt Willie Golden is home visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs Golden. He is stationed in Breckenridge Ken
lucky.
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12

University Michigan Welcome back Soror Ednonds sE
Marguerite Reed Education department at PSC) las ~
turned from attending the session at Chicago 4n
sv marguerite of the consutants for the H
grade teachers workshop Monday,
Marian Quincy daughter of Perry and Samuel J. AA4
new has the position of chairman OF the hot
Monies department Allen university in Columbia s14h
Carolina Marian moored her position. Dad QuihlsS
accompanied her After seeing that Marian Is all sea9
her new poson he will go Baltimore Maryland - snf
with Stanleys Marsele Eugene and year old R&f
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12

Newport
J. A. Smith

Mrs. A. v. Smith attended the
home economic conference at
Jones nigh school September 2.
Among the students attending
were Miss Estella Winston, Betty
Roddy, Corene Borders and Con-
stance Croft The PTA gave
a tea September at the home
economic building The Broth
erhood club of Morning Star Bap.
fist church gave a program last
week g.. Rev. J. E. Tilman was
guest speaker at the school open
ing Wesley Chapel Of Little
Rock and Tyler Chapel of Bates
vile will worship with Emory
Chapel on September IA at 800 p.
m. New teachers at Newport
high school are: Miss Sutton Of
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
Page Seven

-22ESS-

~ these
Those visiting hi the eity
Mrs. Stella Berry ~ |a@t.zn zEfzs-b
d c., Mrs. Gcargia @'ass rz'
Helena; J. E. J. Patillo Of Clsvs.~
land, Ohio Sgt, RobeEt 3naEsE9
il. Just back FROM Korsa, Marsya'
Bell Burks Of H0t Spstngg araes!
Dock Green OF Dallas. Texas -
Rubin Johnson of Prescott Is heT
working in the mailing and Elk
press department Of Mo. +. SD
ton Those OF Mt Cannon
Baptist church who knew Rkg. &c
l.. Lloyd as a christian minsieaR
and gentleman, regret very mee20
to see him leave We must say To
him God bless and Ee wifi. Yoa1
Rev. and Mrs, Hunt and Eazf1s~
~ are spending the week hGo
Jonesburo, Louisiana. They Tefass
accompanied by Aiss LOUISE
Campbell. Miss Annie l.. @anisss,
Berry Hampstead tf, 'nna Misso
Ruby l., Hawthorne left tow sahosssS
They will attend school q Fms
Bluff Mrs. M, Thompson Asft ~
for her home in Kansas Gig, Atss~
souri, after spending a few daFs
with her sister, Mrs. Hazxl se D
and father. Jim patillo
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12

Little Rock, N Calhoun anA KE~~
and Mrs II. Williams Of 617fAssls
Plant The MAGE khN hes
regular monthly meetiEEs l1ssS
week.
Mrs. Mary Williams OF S@ sl&7alhs
visited the Tolersofs, She is 3aRzS
cousin, Raymon Davis aecoEa sssaS~
ed her :. St Paul Sunday asz1assaS
gave a surprise birthday ra19Ef 1saT
Mrs. Willie Lewis, the s1n[ fnt@
received many nice gifts h1saa
Mable Martin has returned hsnED
her vacation in st. Louis AAei@A
Dazzle Reeves has returned sfGEsD
Chicago, st. Louis and Tolessas4 W
Mrs Lesley Roddy il vs. sAfag
her son in Mississippi &4aNasas
Johnson of Jonesboro ~ wlaES11ss
his cousin, Mrs. NJ MrzA4sa - 80
Mrs. Mary Hornburger aEs@ 2la'ss
Alice Harris, members 60 aznss
First Baptist church, atteus@ssE zsssf
youth conference at Exsskssetss
Mrs. ID B. Daniels OF A@ar1axs&
Star Baptist church also ast1sssssma
the conference Mrs. Dances Sxlc
Mrs. Hamburger are distrlcs. 49,
ficers
" FuT 4 ~
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
Your POLL ia
Fl Dorado

IL. " Sutter
Jimmie Chandler has rsfEsaexs
from a visit with his asaaIzex.
johnnie Chandler, in Ckaasss ., ~.
Allie Lee Christopher In ars Mac
sick list Mrs Erie BsgAw assas
returned home and is dairsg 1lxsy.
Mrs Rimm IL ar es~s asdss
lst' Mrs. Blanche NsfE~Usss
sister Is still on the sick Ixxs rms
is improving nicely Mr.. ssasxg
Mrs, X. S. Scott are ssck. Exssrx 40
visit with their son and ms gsgrras-
ly Mrs Scott will leave ms ysaesa
end to visit her two nS1sS ms
Gary, Indiana MRS III DE- g.
Jones is confined to the bse1 R&s.
has been i'll for the pas s1sa
weeks The teachers OF gsgssssl
grade school had a pTsa-ss,sasxa3
opening this week wf1fcfg sTzzn
very enjoyable. The teachers rus4ss,
tied all the business pksaas Exs
the city . Mr.. and Mrs xsr2~
man Turner OF Kansas AgGr1
Kansas are visiting here sztxE
are guests of Mrs. Amanda ~
derson. They are also VH&sT
Miss Annie Sims and Mrs. E
Miss A. Sims and Mr. q &c
lnson. Before returning rGn
they will visit relatives ia Saxps-
ton City and Minden, LcgaS Eswrsa
M c. Perkins waE weess~
end guest Of Mrs. Bessie f--sz1sE-
t Bone Walker WIZ gfsw an
the Plaza ball room : = E1 H.
klmble was funeralized zE EEass-
Meier Baptist churStr rssuRxRg~s
Mr.. Kinble died Augusa - ssE
the age Of 81 Miss Passaa-ss
Andrews of Little Rock srsars
the weekend with rer cafzxszzs
Mr.. and Mrs. Thelnal ssrssxS--
SON Of Longview, Texas angs CsEE-
ton Marable of Oakland. CsfsxkvEz-
mia were guests of Mr. SsrznES~
fellow viii Grimes czsuig5
some purex by mistake. Esse 5sg
reported in fair condftiors - -
A steak supper was giverg FSrr
Miss Earline Lexington by 1SszmS
W. Stringfellow at ttle @EtTxas
Inn" A floor sSsaw WIZ
given at Shows place nE iIs<v
of Mrs. Clara Mae CHShazs xf
Miss Doris Heudersala "a
Your Poll Taxes arps5 stsDse ssfss'
way you want . lffe7 As-iHssEs
of Louisiana preaeftfsEl ssr Kkzg-
sionary Baptist ciiugs1s' -- ES~E
sell Rowland Of Easr' GdIfses sss lsgv
the sick list Res- a. G. E11ns-
ter will be at ETES@r 11nnEs
Baptist church Sunday Want
ed: two good paper boys $780,
Have your news .sznds rlsss sasEg
ready when the paper Duy "a -
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
GIBBS SCHOOL FACULTY PARTY

Elizabeth Hamilton principal Gibbs was hostess to
her faculty members September in the Outdoor living room
at 30l Cross Every had enjoyable
get to geter helps the teachers the right for the
year Members of the personnel who enjoyed
Dovie Anderson Sylvia Caruth Clarence Horn, Mamie Jack
Alice Johnson Lonnie Jones, Bertha Lee, Helen Phillips
Theessa Roundee Lucille Scott Rosetta Settles Shrop
shire, Ruby Waugh, Norena Wells Denton
group presented Edna Douglas elizabeth Iamtons sister,
with beautiful gift Edna little Rocks winner of the Ford
Fellowship will leave for New York in a few days
CALIFORNIA; ENTERTAINED
The Hicks Georgia and Dr. Arthur and Anna Hampton
entertained the Joe Donneys of California September
at the Hicks ranch (scotts) 1t indeed pleasant inter
ude' the drive down through the country most de
ghu The guests gathered the patio in front of the house
meeting honorees exchanging greetings with many who
had just returned from vacation and engaged in the usual
topics of the day The who hand to welcome the
Caoians the John Robnsons, r ODE and Mrs., Muir
Robinson Mrs NJ, SRI the Bronsons (Mr and Mrs L.
Woods (Dr and Mrs J. b. the McDowels CMr and
Mrs. l. L., the Chrstophes Nlr and Mrs l. NJ SRI, the
Ishes Dr and G. S. the Perrys Nr. and Mrs. T.
the Bradfords (Ar ~ r. sr), Edna Walker An
Tart Gertrude Cleveland the Andersons Nlr, and Mrs
Harold Hazel Taum, Mcdonald Mrs NJ j., Myrtle l.
Williams the Moores (r and Mrs Bruce, the Davis CMr
Jasper Clifford H. Jones' James Booker Clara Young
B. Hicks j. Robert Booker the Jordans CDR and Mrs
j. w. Mary Hubble the SCOTS CN1r. and Mrs j. D., the
Williams (Nr Mrs B. To- Treopia GraveIy the Powels
(Dr and Mrs H. Al, the Arnold (Mr and Mrs A. AZ and
Gwendolyn Floyd
DEEPEST SYMPATHY
To Lois Jordan in the of her mother
To Floyd Thompson in the loss of his father.
May the Heavenly Father YOU bless you and keep
INTERESTING TIDBTs
Olga Jordan in town few days from Chicago Olga
brought her Eva Save) home all by herself My
the girl is regular "Braney Oldied'.
Donnelys Mr and Mrs joel of California are visit
ing the Hicks Georgia and DR. Arthur and Anna Hamp
Hicks ranch in Scots Joe Donnely Is Georgia
Hicks
The Robinsons (Dr, Mrs. John Marshall jr) OF
California visiting with the Robinsons Myrna and d.
John sr) John of the ilustriouS Dr. Robinson Is
product of the public schools He received his profession
al training at the University of California. Welcome home
John.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Ercel sh Erce chairman of the Dunbar science
department.
To Treopia Green and Marian BroadOus popular co-eus
Friday night for Hampton Institute at HAMPTON va
GINA Treopa daughter of the f. G. Greens) Is 9auuot
of Dunbar high daughter of the A. b. Broad
ousD is graduate of Dunbar high school and junior coheSe
Elsie Edmondson (now serving as dean OF women an"
students PSC) has returned to the city Elsie mas oe o
leave for several working the docorae degree az Ge
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
GIRL SCOUTS

A basic training course Is 10 DE
given at 1920 Main street to per-
sons who are interested in becom-
ing leaders for the Girl Scouts.
The night session will start Sep
TENDER 10Th. Time 1880 until 900.
The course will be given by Ann
TWeatt, field worker and Bessie
Ward also a field worker under
the direction of Bobbie Wash ex-
ecutive director. All interested In
taking this course will please call
27-976l so an application form
may be sent to you on entering
this course ALL FREE.
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
With The Churches

GREATER SECOND BAPTIST
18th and High street, will observe
the following schedule Sunday:
$50 the superintendent will be in
charge of the Sunday school,
ll;00 a. m the pastor will preach;
800 the training union will be
conducted and at 7:30 the pastor
will preach. Rev. IT, o. Floyd is
pastor.
Pay Your POLL TAX Today
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12

RETIRED LETTER. CARRIERS HoNoRED-
Branch 35 of the NALC gave breakfast Au-
gust oath in honor of L. ~ Bronson and other
retired letter carriers Mr., Bronson retired in
May of this year after IS years and Il days of
service. He was presented with a retirement
pin, a fifty dollar band and a cash donation.
E. S. Scott is shown in the foto making tn
presentation. Mr.. Bronson celebrated his 15th
wedding anniversary this year and is the ia
Their Of two children, member Of MI Zion
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12

The Royal Hospitality club at the home of Mrs. A.
Neal 1909 Cross After the business meeting games play
ed with Mrs Ellen Riley winning first prize Mrs Zenoba
Bryant secod The hostess served delicious breakfast The
next meeting will be at the residence Mrs Fay Scoggns
35O State street the first Monday in October Mrs Annie
Harris, president; Mrs. Della Jones, reporter
The Jolltynes met at the home of Mrs Larra Lewis in
regular meeting Plans made for
social room of the Amelia Ives Homes repast
by the hostess Mrs Ruth Rodgers president Mrs Alberta
Quinn, reporter +
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
Pay Your POLL TAX Today
CARD OF THANKS

We the family of the late Mrs
Mary CAN'T who passed this life
August IS, wish to express our
deep and sincere thanks and APP
probation to Our many friends
and neighbors for the cards, con-
dolences and floral offerings re-
ceived during our bereavement.
Mrs Harriet Brock, daughter
Mrs. Ella Mitchell, daughter
Charlie CAN'T, son
Edward CAN'T, son
Robert CAN'T, son
Marvin, Can't, son
Mrs. Susie johnson, daughter
Miss Essie Mae CAN'T daugh-
ter.
Van. roIn,y,
Arkansas State press., 1952-09-12
NOTICE!

An organizational meet
ing Of the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women will
be held in the annex OF
the ST. James Methodist
church, Pine Bluff, Sun
day, September IA at
400 p. m. for the pur-
pose of organizing local
chapter.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-07
Faculty cIimpses
By Barbara Walls
DENISE LILLFR

Mrs. Denise L;ller was born on
the Mediterranean coast of France.
The exact area of her birthplace
was on the very celebrated French
Riviera.
A very versatile woman, Mrs.
Liller enjoys swimming. mountain
climbing, painting, and writing
poetry.
Mrs. Liller's college days were
spent at the Teachers College in
Aix-eu-PrOvence the University of
Science, and the Home Economics
Institute-the latter two are locat-
ed in Marseille. France:
When Mrs. Liller meets a stu
dent she hopes to find loyalty and
willingness in her.
Having been a citizen of the
United States for three years. Mrs
Liller has returned to France
three times and expects to visit
there again this summer.
When mic" again returns to
her native land this summer she
intends to take her young son
Bernard. Her husband, Frank, will
also accompany her.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-07
Meet The Girls
Bv Nancy Steele
ARLENE COHEE

Arlene COhee is an active fun
loving senior. Arlene's favOrite
saying is. Il got so tickled". She
enjoys dancing. slumber parties.
and all sports. particularly foot
ball. Cheer-leading is an import
ant part of Arlene's extra-curric-
ular activities and she has plenty
of pep which makes her ideal for
this form of leadership.
Music and singing also take up
much of Arlene's free time. She
is a member of the A Capella
choir, the Kent County Chorus and
the State Chorus.
The year book staff definitely has
much work to do in its prepara-
ton; and, as advertising manager,
Arlene has quite a responsible job.
Food is always an important ton
ic with all high school kids and
Arlene's favorite is spaghetti.
A commercial student. Arlene
plans to become a private secre-
tary. In preparing for this career
she finds English to be her least
liked subject.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-07
Milford Whips Dover
Second Time, 65-52
By Joe Cook

by Joe COOK
When the "Bucs" invaded Dover
High on February 22nd, a wild,
fiercely-fought game followed. 1t
resulted in a 65-52 victory for
Milford.
The play was rough and not too
clean throughout. Both schools
had been looking forward TO the
game since the "Bucs" defeated
Dover earlier in the season. The
margin of that victory was only
3 points, but the most recently
played contest showed a 13-pOint
advantage in the "Lakeviewers
favor at the final gun.
The "Bucs" were led by Dave
Burton, Larry Lapetina, and Bud
Pase. Burton hit for % points,
while Lapetina and Pase had 13
and 12, respectively. Jimmy NAL
oney had IS markers for the Sen
atOrs".
In the ]. V. contest Dover emerg-
ed with a 47-36 win.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-07
Coach Briggs Trip

Have you been wondering what
had become of Coach Briggs re-
Gently? Well. he attended a foot
ball clinic held in Atlantic City,
February 25-2S, inclusive.
The speakers at this clinic were
Bud Wilkinson, football coach of
the University of Oklahoma, who
covered all phases of the split-T;
Bigg Mum, coach of the Michigan
State Spartans, who discussed the
combination of the two popular
formations, the single wing and
the T; and Sid Gilman, Cincinna-
it's coach, who spoke on offensive
and defensive line play. Other
well-knOwn football luminaries
who participated in some phase of
the clinic included Wayne Milnar
of the Philadelphia Eagles; Char
lie Caldwell and Dick KaZmeier
of Princeton, Woody Hayes of Ohio
State, and Ray Elliott of Illinois.
From what he heard Coach
Briggs drew the following cOnclu-
sions: (a) the defense has caught
up with the T-formatiOn, (b) the
future trend would seem to be to
use a combination of the split-T
and the single-wing.
The general consensus of the
coaches seemed to be that the
quality of the playing personnel
was of the utmost Importance in
winning football games.
Coach Briggs said that he had q
very enjoyable time renewing Ole
acquaintances with former team
huddies.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-07

aware that church and Sunday
school exist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sipple and
family have moved in the home
known as THE Lord Property"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes and
daughter, Bonnie Lynn, of Seaford,
were Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conley and
Mrs. Eben Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
James COnley and Jimmy attended
the SpOrtman's Show in Philadel-
phia on Monday.
Miss Barbara Ann Tatman of
BeacOm-Goldey College of Will
mingtOn, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fora
Tatman.
Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle has re-
turned home after being out-of-
town for most of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill of
Magnolia, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy GOur-
ley and family.
MI. anu MIS-. f1dIOlu HOOIe anu
Helen Joyce and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Holiday, Sr., motOred to
Baltimore on Sunday.
Earl Webb returned back to
work Monday after having been
home on sick leave with an attack
of grippe Mr.. and Mrs. Webb have
received word their daughter and
son-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred
Lane and children of California,
are expected home about the mid
die of this month. Mr.. Lane of the
U. S. Navy, is expected to receive