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Carter Will TEST
Rawlings Wed.

Lightweight Champion limm,
Carter will not be risking his Ute
when he clashes with the No. !,
contender, Luther Rawlings, in ?
ten round oyer.the-weight match a.
the Chicago Stadium tomorrow.
Carter, winner-of~tLe champion.
ship nine months ago, added mucl
prestige ito his title last Nopembes
when he defeated Art Aragon in /.
rounds at Los Angeles. His fine
showing in defeating California S
Golden Boy brought him overall.
recognition as superb ringmar
and good hitter. Carter, in his
last time out, won a split decision
over Mario Trigo. In this forth.
coming match. Carter viii be The
favorite: nevertheless. he viii neesi
all his ring abilities and spirit in
order to sidetrack the lanky
straight punching challenger iron,
Chicago.
Rawlings, in his fifth year of pro.
fessional fighting, seems satisfied
lust to have this crack at tnt
champion. A victory in this bout
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
BATISTA PLEDGES
fcan%sp,.o1 Erar0 Pana O,aA

ruled the Caribbean island country
from 1884 until 1S43-first as be.
hind -the-scenes dictator and tier
as President-this time called him.
self ''cilief of the revolution. tIe
named a l5-man cabinet of civil,
ians, replaced top military and po-
lice officers as well as Havana s
mayor and said he, himself
might possibly become Prime
Minister and. as such. head of the
government
Batista is barred from the pres
idency until October, 1862, by A
Cuban law requiring an ex.Presi
dent to stay out of the office eigl /
years.
President PRO. who had left the
Presidential Palace Monday Just
ahead of Batista controlled army
tanks, took refuge early today in
the Mexican embassy. He was ex-
pected to ask asylum in Mexico.
where he lived in exile from 1895
to 1916.
A number of officials of Prio's
government also were refugees in
the. embassy.
The government overthrow came
in the midst of the campaign for
presidential elections June l in
which Batista was a candidate. He
az once postponed the balloting in
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definitely. In a radio speech Mon
day night he assured Cuba -peo-
pie that the new government will
be in power only the time re-
quired, and then We shall have
elections without pisioleros fsun-
mem sowing terror in the repub.
lie"
BatiSta said he staged his revolt
because he had reliable news that
Prio, faced with the defeat of
his candidate in the June + eiec-
tons. was planning a phtly revO-
luton for April Is"
Prio, barred from reelection,
was supporting the nominee II his
own authentic Revolutionary Par
~, former Secretay of State. Ca.
hos Hevia. Batista and Roberto
AgramClte were candidates OF the
opposition United Action and Or
thodox Peoples parties. respec-
lively.
Batista during his former pres.
idency maintained close ties with
the U. S. and visited President
Roosevelt in 1912. The new Cabinet
published 4 decree today promis-
ing compliance with all interna.
tional treaties and with obligations
tC the United Nations.
BatiSta went into voluntary ex
lie in Florida in 1914 after Ramon
Grau San Bartin defeated mis-
hand picked candidate for the pres
idency. While still in exile. he was
elected senator in l94s and since
then has lived quietly on an estate
outside Havana.
There was no hint Of Comm,.
nism in the latest revolt.
In Miami, Pan American Worh
Always and National Airlines can.
eelled their flights to and IRON
Havana Monday but planned L.
resume service to the Cuban cam.
tai today. ae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
PLANS FOR YOUTH
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activities will be made at this
meeting.
Those sponsoring the Youth
Center believe il will fill. ar
important need of the CON-
munity. They anticipate a largs
crowd at Saturdays opening and
hope it will be a grand success.
would virtually assure him Of an
mediate remateh with the full ii.
tie stakes on the line.
This fight another Of the Wed.
nesday night events broadcast By
Pabst Blue Ribbon. viii he CARR.
ed by CHS beginning at 10 p, 10,
Eastern Standard Time.
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senberg. He was astonished and
repulsed by the Kind Lady to just
the right degree.
Lucie Bratenahl was perfectly
cast as the Kind Lady's friend,
Lucy Weston. 1t was easy for her
TO p>-tray cosmopolitan sophisti-
cate, r1le we'll adapted to her
fine talents.
Much praise is due young Mickie
Duke as the young kleptomaniac.
She added much OF the unwhole.
some flavor 10 TIE Edwards ami
ly.
Delicate, pretty Marilynn Althoff
was as dreamy as Henry Abbott 5
Ada Sfoa'l have beea.
And Henry Abbott Yes Josef
Iurka again was successful in ?
PLAYERS pr, ''uction. He was He.rr
Abbott. Again pc0d casting.
Shannon Worthington and her
fusbard, Jacks version of a sop
kisticate1 Young engaged COUPE
was more than credible. Jack, y
can be noticed, has improved nue.
since The Drunkard.
Although Harold Reilly Rad little
tC, say. as tie Doctor. He acted
his part we'll, with inst tie proper
amount of restraint.
A better man for the Mr.. Foster,
in whom lies the cruX of the plays
pot. could not have been chosen
jonathan Jackaon's portrayal was
avoe''e-'t.
l haven't me1ti1aeh Il e first &C
tor L. appear on the stage G, adys
Jackson as Annie. SIZE opened to
door for Mr. Foster" and said
her line well 1t wasn't much LAX
on and the late Corners missed i
: mt YOU couldn't have opened tie
door better!
Altogether, | think this has beer
an extremely complimentary re
view c. the PLAYERS effort and I'f
not stop here, TIE set was outst'r
dingi So let's give credit to to
staff, which includes: Jack Clarke
James Murphy, Albert Bebout. Ste
phan Durham, Jack Worthington
George Hughes, Gladys Willing
George Stinchfield, Dorothy Ballen
tine, Nancy Morgan Game, Emery
Smith, Dorothy Raymer, Virginia
KomlcS, Shannon Worthington. Lee
Goddard, Betty I.enny and Dori,
Underwood.
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LATE NEWS

CLEVELAND - LFs - A federal
Judge today ordered :..ree rail un-
ions 10 end their strike and to
keep tie walliout from spreading
to c.ler lines. " eai Il
Judge Enierich B. Freed granted
a government suit to end imme-
diate.y the strike started Sunday
morning against the New York
Central Lines west to Buffalo and
tie ST. Louis tserm.nal Line.
He scheduled hearing for
March 10 on the government re-
quest for permanent injunction.
Tie hearing will start two days
before the Today temporary in,
iunction granted tclay expires.
Unless the engineers, firemen
and conductors cancel their strike,
trey are liable to fines and i'm
prisonment for contempt of court.
''fhe railroads are part of eur
lifeline, " Judge Freed declared in
overriding union attorneys objec-
tons 4, the restraining order. The
emergency is so great, and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
KEY WEST PLAYERS
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audience with her apt portrayal.
Mention must also be made of
irs. Cartoons makeup, which
heightened her representation of a
oeieaguered and wrteched Kind
Lady Mrs. J. w. Lenny, a new
conner to the Players is named on
The program as responsible for
makeup congratulations Betty.
Oily ore criticism Betty,
couldn't you persuade Mr.. Ed
7ards. alias Edmund Giesberf to
tone down his villinous appear.
nee.
Much can be said of Giesbert's
performance last night. His Act III
Gene and Knock, knock, knock"
ines terrified the audience as well
as the kind Lady" which is as it
should be but really now Edmund
are all those leers necessary in The
portrayal of a simple cockney?
Cribs in 1.-THE Drunkard' YOU
perfect, and with little restraint
you will be equally as convincing
as cCckney Mr.. Edwards in Kind
Lady"
Right here and now | want to
mention that last nights newcom-
ers 10 the Players in the ranks of
the actors are welcome. Eleanor
Rothwell portrayed Rose with all
he finesse and whoiesomeness re-
luired. Her crying scene was a
highlight of. the evening.
And Gertrude Splaine, who per
f,'.med seriously on the stage le-
fore her marriage, was perfectly
cast as Mrs. Edwards or Mother.
Her cockney accent was well done.
DR.. Harold List, another new.
conner, had small. but important
role as the art dealer, Gustav Ro-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

IT. tJGl JOSEPH p. ROLAND.
USNR, son of MIR. and Mrs. Pat
rick Boland, l446 Olmstead ave-
nue., Bronx, N, Y. has recently
completed four months course
in All Weather Flight at the
Fleet All Weather Training Unit.
Naval Air Station, Ney Wet.
The course consists of advanced
flight training in instruments
and night tactics designed to
qualify tho pilot for Carrier All
Weather Squadrons.
He will report to the Com
mander, Air Force. Atlantic
Fleet, Naval Air Station. Nor
folk, Virginia, for further as
signment TO duty involving fly
ing.
1t, Boland enlisted in the
Navy in August. i94l and had
attained the rate Of electricians
mate second class when selected
to enter flight training in the
Navy VS. program lie was
Designate. naval aviator in
November, lo4S al Pensacola.
Florida, after completing the
prescribed flight training course
1t. Boland attended the univer-
sity of California at Los Angeles
under the Navy five-term pro-
gram prior 10 reporting to
f'AWTu.
He is an alumnus of Cathedral
Boys High School in New YORK
City. He is member of the
Catholic War Veterans organi-
cation.
Lieutenant Boland is married
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
BY RELMAN NORM

CONCORD. N. II. - Ld4 - Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower tR.l and
Sen. Estes Kefauver CD held
slight leads t. Jay in New Hamp.
shire's first -of-the-year presiden-
iial preference primary on the bas-
is of the first three small towns
to report.
With returns in from the towns
of Waterville Valley, Millsfield
and Harris location, Eisenhower
had - votes and Sen. Robert A.
Taft, 4.
Kefauver ST one vote each in
Millsfield and Harris location to
top President Truman who re-
ceived one vote in Millsfield.
Eisenhower got seven votes in
Waterville Valley and six in Harris
Location. Taft got his four in
Millsfield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

The silver buff bitch, Blair
wood Marching On, won Best of
Breed at the annual speciality
how of the Cocker Spaniel Club
IF Southeast Florida, held in
Miami's Municipal Auditorium
sunday afternoon.
Hiiador Black Nugget, owned
1v the Hilador Kennels in Mi
mi, acquired the final points
cor his coveted Championship
title, only to bow in Specials
.ompetition to the great black
hampton Roseston9 Black Cos,
eiper, owned by the Silver
dap!es Partns, st. Louis, Mo.
MerryLee's Linda, 3 pre-show
avorite, was excucod from COM
petition by Judge Clint Callahan.
linda was poisoned last Thurs
lay ut the home of her owners,
he l.. p. Blair 1923 Seidenberg,
Key West, Stiff and sore from
her bout With the arsenic. anei
ram the rigorous course of
reat.nent that saved her life,
linda came into the ring with
,p;rit undaunted and tail wag-
ging. This courage and stamina,
heritage of generations of selec-
tive breeding, is the timber of
which champions are made, and
the entire ringside was pin-drop
quiet as Linda made her bow,
and left. Linda will not be shown
again for several months, if
ever. Only time will tell the
ultimate effects of the arsenic
on her coat.
The black anG white Cham
zion Gypsy Ladysman, handled
by Mrs. Blair, repeated his last
years win; this year going from
pedals competition to Best of
Variety of Breed. Ladysman
won his Championship title at
this show last year, going from
the Open class to tho Best of
Variety spot. This remarkable
dog at the age of six years, when
most champions have been put
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Daughter To Stewards

Daughter To Stewards
An eight pound, ID ounce baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane Stewart, 1901 Flaglcr aven-
ne on March 6. The baby has been
named Jan Isabel. Her mother is
the former Miss BETTY Clark. /.
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UPPER KEYS C. orc.
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placing William Turner, il was
announced.
Rent control, water problems
and MOSQUITO control were also
discussed.
A buffet supper was served
following the meeting, to all
present.
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81 lR 4 @ s
IAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
ri for Markers

Cri for Markers
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Marker Of
faratl on are pleased to announce
The birth of baby girl weighing
six pounds, 10 and "a ounces on
Leap Year Day, February 20. The
child's name has not been announ-
ced,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

crisis so apparent, that this court
must issue a temporary restrain
ing order
The unions walkout resulted
from 2-year dispute over wages,
a 4o-f our week for yardmen and
rules governing working conditiCls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy G. Shrum re.
Gently became the parents of a I,
ID. 4 OF. baby girl, Janice Lynne
who was born on I February 1852
In Birmingham. Alabama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

to the former Miss Angelina
ROTA of the Bronx. They have q
year old son, Stephen Jon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

BOSTON RED sox MANAGER LOU BoUDREAu his face par
tally covered by ice is consoed by Cincinnati
Reds Manager Luke Sewel their opened Florida
exhibition Sarasota, Fla Boudrea hit
tip from the bat OF Red Sox catcher Naho he
against the batting before start of the exhibition game
Boston SO
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
:: AROUND ARKANSAS STATE
with Edythe EtherIy

OeAt Berry,
guess you're surprised hear from yo ole pal Eide
out know how well you like to hear ole Alma
and thought might take the time to inform you of
the campus happenings
After losing two Of the first games the gymnasium
we were fortunate to split the final southwest conference
games with Prairie View The Painters from Texas took adj
vantage of slow Friday night kicked U.s. 7574
Hut Saturday night Toer Bnns j. Robinson and the rest
u the team busted the Panhers 1852 1t marked the first
q win an the new gymnasium
lnframuraIs started here last week with the Twin City
I'VE OF the east league leading by record of four wins and
no defeats.
We ended beaed celebration of Negro History week in
enapei with program by the events club The
class IN social work attended youth conference in the
Marion hotel in Little Rock last Wednesday night The
"nor has returned from trip Memphis and Cornth Mis-
sssppi.
suppose your sister, Bonnie, has informed you of the
latest on the Sh S side around Arkansas State hasn't she?
We'll she hasn't it's probably because she has been
spending all her leisure time with George Wesley. It's
D9y tm Dorothy Anne and Rufus Mckinney you
Would like o join everyone in expressing congratulations
1adyne called home last week. We miss him. Since
our campus expanded such marked degree, 1t takes
quite sometime for yours truly do the campus and really
Wick up on dongs Not tho when it to Cherri-
gale Ross Melvin Brannon they're around everywhere
Carl White Jewelne Frazier also usually underfoot
You know Doris Stinson to be striking home with Fred
die Birth.
You remember Paul Whitford the lover don't youy He's
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07

local president; Mrs. Cora Bains,
secretary; Mrs. A. M. Thomas
and Rev. F. S. Thomas. They re-
ported a very successful meeting.
The next meeting will be held at
Ethel O. Miller high school. A M.
Miller is principal Rev and
Mrs F. S. Thomas motored to
Memphis Saturday ;. Taft York
is doing fine He is now at home.
n. The Bible band of La Cross
visited the Bible band here at
the home of Mrs. Estell Rucker.
They had a very impressive meet
ing Sergeant Rayon Kennard
who is stationed at Camp Chaffee
returned TO active duty on March
%
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07

The clean up program Of the
Shady Grove and Mt. Zion GENE.
terry has beeii a success. The plans
for the program were made by
the pastors and ministers of the
city. The citizens throughout the
community supported the program
one hundred percent. The women
who did not or We're not able TO
work. spared no pains in provid-
ing meals for the workmen. Some
of the pastors and layworkers fur
nished transportation March
18th is fix up and paint UP day
for the Shady Grove cemetery
The cooperation of everyone is
asked :. The pastors Of the
churches in the city are asked to
announce the date from the pull.
pit for regular service Sundays,
They have also been asked to
place the announcement in the
PRESS. Please read the PRESS
and get information you need.
Church services are held each
Sunday at some church. On the
second and fourth Sundays the
pastor is at Union Baptist, Rev
c. l.. Littlejohn. and st. Andrew
AME church, Rev. ] l.. Smith
pastor. On the first and third
Sundays the pastor is at Taberna-
Gle CINE and Corner Stona ME-
We will be glad TO publish yom
church news. Just call 287M OF
AZ
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
Benton
Mary Smith Johnson

Gravel Hill PTA celebrated
founders day February IL. Mrs
Flossie Mae Johnson, vice presi.
dent, presided in the absence of
the president who was i'll. Jackie
Ray johnson a veteran of the
Korean war was principal speak
er. Mrs. v. v. Cleveland. Ms
Marjorie Washington, Mrs Jennie
Hampton, Rev. w. M. Coleman.
Rev. Angelo Johnson and Charles
Ford spoke briefly :. A Negro
history week program was given
at Gravel Hill school recently.
The program was sponsored by
Mrs. Flossie Mae johnson and
Mrs. Stella Scott as well as Mrs.
Marjorie Washington. Mrs. Will
mar Rhinehart Stewart gave the
Introductory address. The follow.
ing students portrayed famous Ne
groes, Bette Jean johnson, Ms.
Mary M. Bethune; Charles Ford
George Washington Carver; Fred
johnson. Booker T. Washington
and Jackie Ray johnson a former
graduate of the school, Roland
Hayes s. Eula Mae Tyson was
chosen Negro History week queen
She reported $6.11. A total of 81 IS
was reported. Mrs. Carrie Toles
made the presentation. Mrs. Mar
tina Lee George and Miss Gloria
Dean Duly were judges. Closing
remarks were made by Mrs. Cora
Colman. The president Mrs. Mary
Smith johnson, expressed thanks
to the program committee and all
who helped to make the program
a success. She plans to attend the
PTA meeting in Fl Smith on
March TIN and 9th.
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
AFRO j Nd
PINE BLUFF
With EuODIE ]. CARTER
Masonic Temple - Phone TT,

Cornelius Martin of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visited his
and Mrs. butcher 1919 w. 18th.
DR.. and Mrs w. j. Massie of Camden proud parents
Of baby girl who arrived last Wednesday night.
Frank Young of the Universal Life Insurance Co. Of Mem
phis business visitor in the city last week.
DR. C. A. Flowers and mother, Mrs. Flowers, along with
side of A. W. Flowers who underwent operation They left
him resting nicely.
Quite a number of Pine Blufflians visiting in Hot
Springs daily during the racing
Charlie Dsnuke has returned from Oakland and Berke
ley, California where he visited relatives.
Short of North Cedar and Mrs Lille Harris and family
of Tucker He is also visiting other relatives
Sherman Goooe Of Chicago attended the funeral of his
father in law. A. o. Sturdymeyer, last week.
Mrs Vivian Mead of San Antonio Texas house guest of
Mr. and Mrs Luke Wlbun Mrs Mead is the sister of Mrs.
WNbum
Mr. and Mrs Rubin Senior proud parents of pound
baby boy. The Seniors reside 1109 12 North Cedar
The gospel chorus of the Allen Temple AME church closed
m king and queen contest last week with Amos chapel and
city federation Of uhers chorses appearing the program
Walter Dixon crowned king and Miss Ruby Ingram
crowned queen
The city federation of users held its regular monthly
meeting Thursday night in the St Paul Baptist church. B. F.
Lever and Mrs Mary Ireland appointed to the
board Of directors F. Lever also appointed assistant
pianist
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07

PINE BLUFF-Harvey' the hilarious Broadway dramatic
fantasy about the sxoot invisible rabbit coming to AMEN
college Monday March TO- with and aNegro cast of
fessona actors.
Starring in the presentation is Dooey Wilson, who became
famous in the movie "Casabanca, the shy little sing
ing old song called As Time Goes By His other pictures
include Come the Stable with Loretta Young, and pas
sage Vest with John Payne On Broadway he has been
with Ethel Waters in Cabin in the Sky and other
This New York Drama Guild production is being presented
by the Pine Bluff graduate of the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority
Mrs Lawrence Davis president of the group stated that this
probably the first time Harvey has been presented the
stage Arkansas. The play scheduled to begin at
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07

on top again. He and Dorothy Butler riding hi in Dots
black Chevy Freda Love just swooped in with her heart
throb George King and is he smiling Eugene Winbush
ed quite cody when Ralph Jones got his walking papers
from our good friend Lille Larkin Bertha Nash, cute
young thing saying the Masquerade is far Felix
Stuekey is concerned.
Dorothy Parker has in her possession great pack of
letters received Chester Toilette and they're coming in
daily, hear. Pity the poor mailman.
Well my friend the whole campus suddenly taking
on final examination atmosphere and I'm in mood fol
coming with the Bear this quarter So it pears
to me Id shush my gosspng and "diggin Sho
enjoyed this little chacha with you and hope youn
the campus Huh?
til them
Yours
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
WiIrI,ar
Lucy Walker !

Lucy Walker
Mrs l.. Z. Johnes left last week
for Milwaukee to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Gender Mrs
Lula Bass and son have return.
ed nome from Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. James Railey are
proud parents OF a IL pound baby
boy :. Prof. Williams Ruther.
ford and children OF Hope were
dinner guests of his sister, Mrs
ELLA Thompson James Boozei
Of Detroit spent the week END
with his mother. Mrs. Bird,
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
Dewitt

F. d. Pitts
MIR. and Mrs. Elijah Coleman
and son along with Mrs, Ardelia
Hill from Emmanuel were dinner
guests at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Benjamin Strivers recently
Robert Hobson, Z. c. Stevens,
Augusta Smith, Ed Pitts, James
Brunson, Ben Strivers and Cecil
Bradford were in Little Rock
Monday to hear the segregation
school case Mr.. Strivers has col
lected $625 for the support OF the
Herman Maxwell case :. Mrs
Grace Campbell, Mr. and Mrs,
Strivers were visitors at the pro-
gram given by the Emmanuel PIT
A recently . The DaWltt 343
Fand AM will meet every first
Tuesday night . Mrs Annie e..
LOChIldIt VI Wal ldIllld ID oPSiiuAib
several days with relatives g., .
Mrs. Amonie Fitzpatrick is on the
sick list . The Dewitt branch
of the NAACP sponsored a men,
I, bership program at Mt. Calvery
church last week at Gillette j.
The choir conducted program
The following visitors were pres
ent, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Pitts, Mrs
E. c. Stevens, Frank Pitts, Free
man Virgins, Nose Pitts. Mrs
Rhodia Kelly, Mrs. Melrina Boyt
and Isiah Pitts . Rev. w. c
Marshall was the speaker at FRS
Baptist church Sunday =.
Roy London and Robe r
Childs are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-07
Notes.
Ulysses shepherd

Ulysses shepherd
The Missionary society met with
Mt. Zion AME church. E. M.
Witherspoon is president; o, E.
Crawford, sec'y :. Willie Moore
is visiting here. He is making his
home in Chicago and is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin, Del
10 Nathaniel, Daniel Rhodes, Will
lie Crawford, Willie Withespoon
Brunsan and Sammie Beard are
on the sick list =. A dedication
service was held at Parson Hill
M. B. church Be ready for
your STATE PRESS each Friday
or Saturday of each week. Send
all news to Ulysses Sheppard, Ri
2, Box 252 or call 8007 Ms.