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bes ,ns laura Morton Mrs Zenobia Harden Mrs L. Care
pB Ida pn oornelious of Kansas City guests of
he Johnson last week. Mrs Martin and Mrs Harden
lh ca OF Mrs. Johnson The ladies also visited
Mr springs nigs while in the state.
Sbsr Ella Mckndra and children, Thesus, ir, Kenneth
At thi. visited relatives at Plummerville Sunday
e are on lung Mesdames Matte Phillips and Ludie Esk
The Nh. e SICK list We hope for them speedy recovery
and M Charity club met last week at the home of
Forge Jaci, reuben Criswell Two members Mr. and Mrs
preso aekson were welcomed to the club birthday p
(nado re,os Fred Harmon donation was made to the
ark and Ff, ~ Games were played with Mesdames Emma
h HARM harmon and Dennis Garrett receiving prizes
Pahc hoqnta, wac Doris is doing nicely at the Missouri
Fk '''i Where she underwent major operation last
North T.r,o nome nome ne recently underwent surgery
Fn u M" hock boys who are home on leave are Will
Jackson N va Arthur Jackson ceds jackson and will
E==@sSa al from the Army '' N
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e Dorado

+. G. Gutter
Walter Bogette and Rev. Har-
vey Foreman attended the SER
vice at Smith Chapel church, Hut
tig. Rev. I. S. Frisco. pastor. Rev.
E. c. Cutter was also present.
One member was added to the
church. A total Of $9.67 was rails
ed Rev. Cutter was at First
Baptist church In Huttig attend
ing the Pythian and Calanthe
thanksgiving ceremony. He made
the Pythian address Rev.
Cutter wishes TO thank Rev. Sam
c. Reeves for donation on
Gods Missionary Baptist church.
E. c. II. Lindsey and Miss Louen
Abner were married March 18th
at the home OF Rev. Brewster =.
Burial Armstrong Of Mt, Holly.
visited his niece, Miss Viola Smith
E. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Brant are
parents Of twins, a girl and a boy.
They live on the Smackovcr, high
way Nelson Bawin Is on the
sick list The members Of
Gusher lodge hope of W are
busy with their preparations for
the Arkansas state association.
The state president c. Z. Van
Hook, said that Arkansas Is look
ing forward TO the best state as
ISOLATION of Elks in the history
of the state. All members of the
Gusher lodge are expected to be
present at the first regular meet
ing in April. Said meeting will
be on the first day of April g.
G. f. Van Hook and w. G. Meets
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With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet every Tuesday ut ll:00 Q. m.
At The Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Rev. E. c. Dyer. Pastor, Rev. Cal
cote y President; Rev. l.. M.
Knowles, Secretary. All Ministers
are welcome. Rev. A. G. Reynolds.
Reporter.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIsT-The ami
versary service of the jr: choi.
was conducted March 9th in the
church. The program was present
ed by Miss E. l.. Reeves. Miss
Henri Jean Crofton is president,
Mrs. Willie Mae Smith is super
visor. The anniversary of the sem
ior choir was held March 10th
The program committee was Mes
danes Lima Williams, Margrett
Nash, Ethel Lee Bell, Gladis
Mack, and Cherry Poe. Rev. A. l..
Reeves, minister.
ROSE OF SHARON BAPTIST
The program for Sunday will be
as follows: HAS a. m. Women's
Missionary Society, Mrs. G. LUIS
ter, guest speaker, At 800 p. m
a talent program will be pre-
sented by the presidents of the
various auxiliaries of the church
and choirs. Rev. p. A. Garrett is
minister. The church is located
at l4th and Cross streets.
ALLEN TEMPLE AME-Sunday
at the evening service the Won
der State quartette will render a
musical program. The Kelly sis
tiers will render a musical pro-
gram on April 9th.
See Preston Thompson Honored'
in this issue.
FIRST BAPTIST-Pankey Addi-
tion-The Sunday school opens al
Gas. The pastor preached from
the subject, "As 1t was in The
Day of Noah, So Should it be
When the Son of Man Come" al
the HOO o'clock hour. Mrs. Mat
thew, state mission president, was
present. At 600 p. m. the BTU
service was held. The guest
speaker for Sunday night was
Rev. Harry of Pilgrim Rest Bap
fist church, West Rock. At zoo
p. m. next Sunday the Pastors
Aid club will render a program
Rev. Otto Jones is pastor ano
Mrs. Ethel Parrish is reporter.
BETHEL AME-The Marion X
Blakely memorial Bible class vii
hold its annual fellowship break
fast Sunday at 900 o'clock. The
president. Mrs. G. Jack Davis
will preside.
The Men of Bethel met Tues
day night and made plans for the
program Sunday at l0;45 a. m
The program is an initial start or
purchasing the organ for thu
church. This organization vii
have charge of the morning ser
vice.
Plans are underway for
Fountain of Youth Tea which vii
be staged on Palm Sunday. II
connection with this event
! style show featuring The Gay
Nineties" will be staged. Thi!
project is sponsored by the Blake
ly for Bishop Boosters club. The
organization presented DR.. M. l.
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Sweet Home

Mrs. Cleo Caldwell recently ~
turned from Detroit, Michieah
and TT. Wayne Indiana. Her so
Cpl. Cilroy Lewis who spent -
months in Korea was home when
she returned. Cpl. Lewis had M
been home in 8 years and h
home for 80 days. He plans n
spend two weeks here and leave
FOR St. Louis where ne viii visit
and aunt. Mrs Beulah Youns.
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Borders Brown. Both of the girls
are members of Alpha Kappa
Alpha society.
Little Rockians Visit Texas
The Quinney's Perry and S. ].
visited their daughter Marion in
Marshall, Texas a few days ago
Marion teachers at Wiley college
IN the department of Home Eco.
nomics. She is graduate of vii.
berforce (B. s. and Columbia
IN. 81. She is in charge of the
nome management house and OF
course comes in contact with all
Home Economics majors as each
girl must spend at least one quar-.
ter in the home management
house.
The Quinneys were the guests
of the Westons' Eunice Guy and
Perry, for dinner and a sight
seeing trip. Their trip was a very
enjoyable one as the Wiley foil,
are always gracious and most
hospitable.
Principal Attends Meeting
Elizabeth Hamilton principal of
Gibbs elementary school and
chairman of the principals round
table, is attending the elemen-
tary principals regional meeting
in session at New Orleans, Louis
lana, March 27, %. %. The meet
ing represents one of the many
departments of the National Ed
ueational Association. Elizabeth at
tended the NEA conferences In
Saint Louis, Missouri 1880 and
Los Angeles. California G95D
She also enjoyed an elementary
principals work shop which was
held at Asilomar. California for
the delegates to the NEA meeting.
congratulations. Are in Order to
Good Friends in Pine Bluff
Casa Lawlah, Mae Shepherd,
Gladys McKindra, Lady O'Bryant
and others, who have decided TO
do something about the problem
of newspapers leaving off the co..
rect titles of Negro women. One
of our Little Rock dailies is a
constant offender and Little
Rockians sit idly by and accept
1t. It's sad indictment against
all of us but some have tried 50
hard to crawl OUT (sneak out,
peek ouD of the bucket out
they'll pull you back every time
Beware Pine Bluff ladies!-solne
Little Rockian will try to take
credit and say that 'he advised
you along that line, o my, what's
the use it's a vicious circle.
Here And There
Vivian Arnold bush SCHOOL, Is
chairman of the primary depart
ment Of the Arkansas Teachers
Association and Minnie Muldrow
Zones high school is chairman
Of the intermediate department
Moss Hendricks CNEA) is
scheduled TO be the Founders
Day speaker for the Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity on Sunday, The
service will be held at Wesley
Chapel at 4 p. m. The Arnolds
(Alton, sr. and Alton jr) are the
presidents Of ri Lambda and Be-
ia Chi Chapter Of Alpha Phi AL
pha.
More Teas--A pre-Easter Tea
sponsored by the Junior Women
Of Christ Temple Church at the
church parsonage 8l2 lizard
Street. The date Is March 30.
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LEGAL Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Robert Curl Plaintiff
VS.. No 94040
Melba l.. Curl Defendant
The Defendant Melba l.. Curl Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Robert
Curl
Dated: March "a, 1852
Ross Robley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dieher d. c..
3:28;4:4-1l-18 A..
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READ THE PRESS

d. c. was guest of Mrs. Wood
row Coats b.. A new neighbor is
in the community, Mrs. T.. Will
liams E. Mrs. Mary Trice Is
sponsoring musical program
Sunday. The public Is invited -,
The installation services for the
pastor of First Baptist church will
be held April 2nd
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Harris of Philander Smith college,
who delivered the sermon last
Sunday.
In the church school. Sunday
boys day will be observed. The
speaker will be William v. Guy,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Fred T. Guy.
An all boys chorus will furnish
music for the Sunday school. This
is one Of the programs sponsored
during the lenten observance
Rev. G. Wayman Blakely is pas
tor ]. U. Elston. superintendent
of the Sunday school and Mrs.
Thressa Jones, reporter.
BULLOCK TEMPLE CME-The
pastor and members will cele-
brate the 18th anniversary service
for the president and ushers of
the church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The anniversary SER
mon will be preached by Rev. L..
I. Turner, pastor OF st. Vestals
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Roy v. Thomas y
Circle No 2 met at the hem>
Of Mrs. Cora harris last week
Mrs. +. S. Thomas and son wesu
accompanied by Miss M. Rev.
land and Mrs e. 'Barris on a TIP
to Jonesboro last week !. Ma
M. Dobb is ON the sick II =,
long with Mrs. J. Brown :. II
quarterly conference was hsAA
here last week at the AME chuBuk
Rev. A. B. Woodlcy pastor. PrsslA-
ing elder White was In charge.
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sponsor. A total of s2725 was
raised in the effort Mr.. and
Mrs Coverson and family visited
their mother in Tulsa Oklahoma
-. Mrs. Matte Clark visited In
the community from Augusta last
week While at the bedside of
her mother at University hospit-
al Mrs. Evil Hyde of Washington,
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CINE church. Ell Dorado. Various
usher boards and the young a.
dult choir of Arch Street Bap-
fist church will be special guests.
Mrs. G. L. Yancey Jones, chair
man; Rev. j. e. Buford, pastor
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RIGHT AROUND US
Thought For The Week

Thought For The Week
The war for freedom will never
really be won because the price
OF freedom is constant vigilance
over ourselves and over our gov
efnment Eleanor Roosevelt
The Urban League Career Confab
The National Urban League is
sponsoring Career Conferences
at the various colleges through
out the United States. Arkansas
was quite fortunate in that AM
I'm college president Lawrence
A. Davis was selected as one
of the colleges for a clinic on
March 10 and 20. Some of the
outstanding personalities who
served as consultants or addressed
the conference were Walter Dan
iels tPh.D specialist on higher
education in the Department of
Educationl; j. Robert Booker
(Att'y-member Of the Urban Lea
que board; G w. S. Ish (M. D..
member of the McRae Sanitorium
board; Matte Jeltz (Oklahoma
employment office; Russell De-
Bow assistant to director of
Price Stabilization1; Anna Arnold
Hedgeman assistant to the Adj
ministratior of Federal Security
Agency; Frances Rothert IN. D.
Arkansas Department of Pub
lie Health; Lewis Swingler pub
Usher and editor Of the Tri-State
Defender; Edward Ramsey dept
of foods Tuskegee Instituted
Berniece Radcliffe director OF
child welfare State dept. of Pub
lie Welfare); A. B. Bonds Ph.D-
commissioner of Public Educa.
tom; r, c. Caesar Forrest City,;
Robert II. Alexander president OF
Shorterl; Floyd Bates Mrs :
president of the Little Rock Ur-
ban League board.
The students of the college were
permitted to attend the area in
which they were interested. The
discussions We're well-planneo
and very informative. The stu
dents OF AMIN should be far a.
head now on making decisions
regarding their future. Sadye
Thompson assistant executive
director of the Little Rock Ur-
ban League; Treopia Gravelly
guidance director of Dunbar
high school and w. Harry Bass
(the Reverend executive direc-
tor of the Little Rock Urban
League) attended the conference.
Visitors During The Week
Lois Moseley Howell (widow of
James Howell M. d. and Georgia
Forchia MRS. Clarence M. d.
OF Alexandria, La. The School
marms' were the guests of the
Woods adele and Benz. Adele
and her guests motored 20 Hot
Springs on Saturday took in
the races at Oaklawn Park; visit
ed with Bibe and Arthur Borders
Gois' sister and brother from TT.
Worth, Texas who are vacation
ing in Hot Springs. The girls
dined at the Wagon Wheel town.
ed by the Erwins) and ended their
trip with a visit to the W.;shts
Geneva and Henry. Understand
that they had loads Of fun.
Lois and Georgia left Little
Rock on Sunday in order TO be
back in the school room on time,
Georgia is Wiley graduate, and
was in school during Mildred
Gravelly's time there. OF course
Lois is a Fiskite so Is her sis
ster Bibe and the niece June
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Conway

J. A. Taylor
Mrs. Lucy Gill visited her niece,
Miss Mary Covingten, in Alexan-
der recently Mrs. Martha
Lahon visited her mother, Mrs.
Halbrook, in the Missouri Pacific
hospital. She was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie l.. Jones
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CLASSIFIED
SECTION

George J. Harris wonld like 10
locate Mrs. Lorvenia Harris Of
North Little Rock. Cali 1923 or
write George J. Harris In Osawa-
tonic, Kansas. 1921
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at First Baptist church Rev.
Otto Jones, pastor, on Sunday az.
ternoon. Deacon Will Beasley was
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nEe Aston, Annie HightoweF. Dai-
sy Bates, Vivian Arnolds. B. (.
Williams, Margie Porter. Carolyn
Watkins, Martha Patterson Fred
ia Brown. Minnie 3. Hicks, Mil
dred Anderson. and Norma Kill
lingswor;h. Anne Sharpe, chair
man Of the social committee. is
assisting the other chairmen.
THE WIVES CLUB
The Wives club. tPeaFline John
son, PRESIDENT entertained many
Of their friends. October 18th. ". tn
a gala solree at the Robinson Me
mortal auditorium. The club col
orS, tred and white1 were yerv
much in evidence as the member
were seen about on the dane
noor. The club members w.ars
beautifully attired in either =
OF white evening dresses commit.
mented by a beautiful white or
chla tied with red satin ribbas
The club table bore a hug boz
OF red and white gladiolas Tn
req W with white light shea
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TELEPHONE YoUR NEWS TO ,-5sss

cation in Los Angeles, California
with his sister, Mrs. Hazel Hunter
and Mrs Addie Cowan Foster and
family. He viii also visit rela-
tives in Santa Monica. California
Mrs. f. N. Aston, Mrs. G.. A.
Bobbie and great grand daugu
ter, Wendolyn Boddie, recently re-
turned from Tyler, Texas They
We're guests Of Mrs. L. B. Hiia.d.
While there they attended the an
annual conference Of the CME
church
Mrs. Ada Lee Evans Edwards,
popular soclahte of Chicago, Is
here visiting her foster patents,
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Evans, 1923 "
18th. Mrs. Edwards has been
SHOWN many social courtesies BY
her school mates and old friends
The West End Sewing club
sponsored a Hobo Walk recently
to the homes of the members
where hobo luncheons We're sary-
ed. Mrs. Maude Livingston and
Mrs. Joyce Nichols won prizes
for the most original hobo Dir 49,
The walk ended at the home OF
Mesdames Valee and Alma Nichols
where a Heaven and He'll party
was given. Mrs. NJ. Livingston
is president of the club and Mrs
B. Davis is reporter.
The Young Matrons Guild is
sponsoring a Pre-Halloween Tea,
Sunday in the Gross Street Chris
tan church annex, 18th and Cross
streets. Hours are from 4 until
5 p. m. Mrs. Lula Jackson is pres
ident; Mrs. Mary Easter Dean IS
secretary; Mrs Ruth Dunlap Is
treasurer and Mrs. Anna Faye
Dean is reporter of the Guild.
Mrs. NJ. B. Arthur, retired pub
lie school teacher, has been i'll
for the past two weeks. Mrs Ar
thur is much improved and is
grateful to her friends for tn e
kindness shown.
The Business and Professional
Womens club will meet in it's
regular social meeting Saturday at
the YWCA at TOO p. m. All MEM
beers are urged to be present. The
hostesses for the evening have
promised much fun and enjoyment
for the members. Mrs. Vera Null
drew, president
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q the contributions Of Ralph
sunehe. Ea.th sampson ana
Claiming Ta5las.
IN OBSERVANCE
The program committee Hazel
HyaSoa. Chairman. Of the Phyllis
haeaIIey branch 7. W. c. A. an
Houaess q Uaitgd Nations party
for Thursday. October 23. al 8
? m. F4ls party Is planned 70.
the total membership Of the WV
ca Through your YWCA, 1t IS
possible - JON hands with thu
bile triangle members aad make
a ring around the world. The
SCSW COMMITTEES are very busy
working On last minute details for
their IN observance on Sunday.
October "a from ; until ! D. m.
The afternoon. Is planned. is a
loiHt project Of the committee on
international relations and II IL
finance committee The hlghhght
Of The program VIII be the forum.
he forum participants are, DOG
iors Hli6etmeaia and George
tsseEsr and Samuel Ojebuoubah. OF
PatlandeE Smith eoiIege. The com.
miitee On international relations
Includes. Berniee Hayman. chair
mar Alice johnson. co-chalman.
Adelia shaaks. Daisy Bates. lola
Tho N psau. Elizabeth Hamilton
Emma Peytea. Cleon Dozzen An.
ME Mae Gillespie. Naomi Coulter
Ethel Douglas The members Of
the finance committee are. Molie
Vault chairman Rodela Glasco
eo-ehalfman. Ruth Finn. Marg,,e-
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Harry: TyrIesse Freeman Airs
Hermann. Georgia b HsFndaAs.
Mrs. James,. pearline johnson.
tMgs. Ray WiIbGEn}. Ers1z.s
Moore. Mrs. Edward, Ida R1tizs
Morton, tMEs. ]. RI. Estelle Rut>
ledge Mrs. J. T.. Mildred Ter
ry Mrs ALVIN lie Roy. Jaunits
Walls Mrs Cartelyon1 and Lou~
alice Warren. MRS. James iE1
The introduction 9as tnlnwaS
by the club dance 10 the strains
OF September Song
On bidding their guest adlsu m
/ p. m, the wives taeeonpnGtssr5
by their husbandsl gatherest ~
the Ray Wilbur Johnsons foF .se.~
elub breakfast. The breakfast sssl
given by the husbands for sHas
wives, Oh. me-youth thing 81
such nice things nevery tsE4.
Hats off to the wives.
INTERESTING SMALL TALK
The christophes. Maurice .eso
Leroy, SRI are sporting fszaf
green oldSmobil,-as Lovely
WINSTON MCLEMoRE
Sgt. First Class. IS visiting 81
relatives In Little Rock WhiasTs
came here from Germany and 49,
receive his nes assignment aASr
a thirty day furioueh Sgt Nc
LemoEe has nine and one -faa4t
years overseas service crehk
While abroad, he has served re-
Gently as an Instructor II thrsdi-
vision Of Basic TIIiteraey. Ha II
q graduate Of Dunbar hissl shoot
Before graduating from Fie inss1-
titusion in 1897. Winston rrgs-
stfueted fhe Aipha KAPPA Abba
insignia which is Sill In use In
the graduate chapter OF This CITY.
He is the son of r. d. McLemore
34il Cresters street. and the hsU-
Their of winifred MeLemore WIS
field teacher AZ BTW.
T. S. r.
hige wyatt, prominent bssItIasef
man OF s. Louis Missouri. f2e
oeen IN the city for 3 few aaxs
on business. He is a pronsinsss-
iayman OF the Methodist Eplseoszx
church and member of the rfusz
Tee board Of PhiIander Smith co.,
iege
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The Morning Star Bapus. c.4urca
ouno ay Amount raised S259 p.
T. Page, president, Mrs. B Handy.
reporter.
The Elite club net last week At
the home Of Mrs. Bobbie Taorn-
or. After tie business meeting a
delicious repast was served BY
the hostess The next meeting VII.
be held with Mrs. PoFtia Powell.
l2l8 E. 9th street Mrs. Carutha
D Davis. president, Mrs Mabla
Mitchell, secretary Mrs Bobale
fhoFnor. reporter.
The King Solomon usher board
will meet Friday night at tn e
nome Of Mrs. frankie Jasper, llO3
E. 18th street at 500 o'clock. sam
Martin, president. Rev. c. L. Grim
aer, pastor.
The library hours are from
2:3o until 730 p. m. TIE best
room IS the room Of good read
ing Mrs. Daisy Smith is libra
rian.
The Sacred Five vii continue
their harvest program on Novem-
Der 5. Proceeds will 60 for the
A W. Young YMCA.
The Southern Kings O. Little
Rock will render a musical pro-
gram Sunday mite at 500 o'clock
at the King solomon Baptist
church. The program is being
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Prominent Citizen
Principal Speaker

Mrs, Gwendolyn Floyd viii 49,
the principal speaker for tfAs FslRs,e
Sunday School. Al Mt Zion Gsgs-
list church Sunday. She is d rrrA-
duct OF Little Rock schools. She
ala her high school work at Ar
kansas Baptist college. undergrad
uate work at Fisk university. and
graduate work at the university II
Wisconsin. There. she received
her masters degree in 1915. She
Is now serving as principal u
Booker t Washington school Pres.
ldeni of NCNW ard is The grand
daughter of the late Keith fanaly
IN whose home Mt. Zion chunas
was organized.
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sponsored by the young adult
choir.
The student body Of johnson
Business college OF Little Rock
organized a social club. The par-
pose Is 10 provide wholesome &C.
Invites of various kinds for is
members Miss Cleo Davis was
elected president Of the club
which was given the name John
son Sociaites.
The program OF the fourth an
nIVersary Of Rev. Calvin johnson.
pastor OF First Baptist church. Ro-
land. viii De given October 81
Z6. All churches ana cholrs are
asked to participate.
SGT. Charlie l.. Mckinney. son
Of Mrs Eva Mckinney, was nome
on furlough recently from Fort
Eustis, Virginia He returned to
camp last week end.
Miss Earlene Russell was much
elated after her recent trip to
New Orleans. Louisiana, She was
house guest Of her father and
stepmother, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Russell jr.
Mrs. Ethel Carter, a former res
idcnt 81 ire city. IS here from
Oakland, California. visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rosie Wade, and her
mother. Mrs Ella Page, and other
friends.
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above the orchestra stand.
Myrna Robinson, lMrs J. ~
served as hestes for the club,
The guests received red souvenir
matches. The club members were
introduced by the number one de-
henair principal (Scipio A. Jones
elementary school, Arthur Rus
sell Knowing Senior Arthuro"
as | do. | am sure that the guoi
administrator was al his best as
he introduced Leontine Cullins,
Mrs Silasl. Marian Flower. Mrs
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: CLASSIFIED ::

LOST. sunday night. October 10.
gold metal evening bag with
rhinestones across the top. Bag
has a snap lock. Finder pleaVe
contact Mrs. william Hill. 29l6
Fulton or call 5-T9iS. for re
ward
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Shiloh Observes
women's Day

The women OF Shiloh Barsgxr
church, 18th and Hanger street.
are presenting Mrs. Vivian T
hegwood, as the principal speak,
er at their Womens Day prograns,
Sunday at the 100 a. nj. ww-
snip service Mrs. Hegwosd ses
head of the English departments
and public relations director a.
Dunbar high school. Special Music
VIII be rendered By the choir agzs
Mrs, Rose Mary Banks viii be
soloisi. Rev. c. D. Pettaway &c
pastor and Mrs. NJ. C. Bell. eh IT.
man.