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Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

training school and Prof. King,
vocational teacher at Cleveland
visited friends here last week Z.
Rev. l. H. McCrary, pastor of
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, was
back from the convention last
week g.. Ed Winson of Mt. Carm-
ell church attended the conven-
ton. He is president of the M. w.
district singing union, and has
been superintendent of the Sun
day school for 80 years Mrs.
Emma Davis of Blackville, presi-
dent of the BTU of Matthew
church number 3, was home for
the convention. She reports
successful meeting Mrs. An
ma Mae Bland is glad to have her
husband home during the week
ends.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

homa, The battered Chicago Bears toppled the
SO called invincible San Francisco Ayers.
The U. S. today is clogged with experts
on subjects ranging from How to Raise Beby
to Flora and Fauna of the South Seas Every
body wants to get into the act Football prog
noStlcatOrS are no exception
They'll cheerfully furnish you with h
winner. Read Grantland Rice, Frank Leahy,
Harry Wismer, Deke Houlgate, etc, and it
seems unnecessary to look at the morning :
after newspapers for results. They give it to
you in black and white. Some, even the exact
score.
Sunday is hangover day for this battalion
of brave seers. Not from overindulgenee but
overprediction. Crystal balls have cracked
logic shattered. Excuses can be framed to fit
each upset.
If player named MacGurk hadn't missed
that tackle on Spankowski why.
And on and on
Usually the cause and effect is more
deep seated than just one miscue There's a
popular tune called 1t Takes Two to Tango.
Well, football goes the song 10 better 1t takes
IL to play.
What do the sports editors think causes
football upset? Here's the order of the vot-
ing:
l Psychology. Scouting Weather
Breaks. 5 Injuries to key players Over
confidence Special plays
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
WiIrl,ot
c. +. Shelton

c. L. Shelton
Mrs. Inez Freeman returned
from Oakland, California after
spending two weeks, visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kit
chen. She was accompanied by
A. B. Kitchen The colored
hi school organized a All club,
November 10th, the officers were
elected as follows. Robert Morris,
jra president; Miss N. B. Donz-
Ter, secretary; Miss Ruby ]. Dav-
is, reporter. Mrs. M. L. LeGrande
is the principal :. Mr. and Mrs.
Buster Owens, Miss Rosie Mae
and Ella Mae Owens, shopped in
Monroe last week Mrs. Julia
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Wash Dobbs
were week end guests of w.
Maxwell of Parkdale Mrs.
Mable L. Edwards made a bust
ness trip to Little Rock, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert williams
attended the one day missionary
meeting of the Nj. E. church Of
Monroe, La. last week Mrs.
Ivory Colby of McGehee visited
her mother in law, Mrs. Sammie
Godby last week Rev. and
Mrs. w. J. Johnsons home burn
ed last week All of their house
hold goods and clothing were
Lee Frazier, Mrs. Beatrice Shell
ton, Lonnie Wieder, and Walter
Stevenson visited in Boydell last
Saturday Be sure to get your
State Press every week
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

-. Hoover Guest, Carver gradu-
ate has been selected as official
referee during the basketball
season. He is married to the
former Miss Bette Wilkerson j..
Miss Bessie Mae Walker h Ia S
charge of the hot lunch room and
Miss Jessie B. Upshaw, a Carver
graduate, is working her second
year as office clerk at the school.
The annual conference of the
AME church returned Rev. W c.
Curtis for another year Rev
Ira B. Logan, pastor of Jackson
CINE church. was honored with
an appreciation program last
week. A large number of his
members and friends attended A
purse of $50 and a suit was given
him by the steWardess board d.
G. W. Lane from Chicago is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Lucy Lane
Lester d. Bledsoe of Chicago
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs
Sallie Bledsoe o.. B. S. Smith
of Little Rock is visiting hi moth
err, Mrs. Matte Smith D.
Reed Of Chicago is visiting friends
and relatives here and in Greg
ory Mrs. Temple Beasley
whose house was burned a few
weeks ago has rebuilt her house
-. When you want the STATE
PRESS see Eddie B. Simmons.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Palmolive's 14-Day Beauty Plan
Has Extra Attraction 70ith ChlorobhyH Green

FUh1E WelFhHOWu lfDdy bcduty
i Plan OF Palmolive Soap by which
so many women recapture the nat
ural beauty of their skin, has good
reason for extra success with the
announcement of Colgate-P almolive.
Peet that natures chlorophyll Is In
every cake OF Palmoliye Soap.
Natures chlorophyll Is what
makes Palmolive green and Palm
olive is the first leading beauty
soap to announce its presence in
every cake.
2almolive is the soap famed for
its l4Day Beauty Plan which has
been tested by SO demonstrating
skin specialists - and has been
proved to bring most women a
softer, smoother, younger looking
skin II they use the soap faithfully
and enjoy its gentle beauty c1rc-
The "chlorophyll' announcement
means Palmolive has a happy COM
bination OF attractive color In a
rich. pure soap which helps provide
a lovelier complexion.
Today.s women are so extra &C
tive in their lives, what with the
household chores OF laundry, cook
ing. cleaning, plus chautfeuring the
children. trains to meet, and gar.
deus to plant which make up their
busy day, that they require a mild,
pure soap which gives them every
thing they need for gentle beauty
care.
Palmolive, being a family soap
which has its place in most of the
soap dishes Of America. is the first
company to announce the presence
Of chlorophyll In It's product. The
same, sparkling pure white lather Is
still an Identification OF Palmolive
wherever you see II.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
HAMBURG
Johnnie Pugh

Mt. Zion Baptist church MEM
bers and pastor celebrated the
pastors anniversary last We k
with a large number in attend
ance. The Camp ground choir
rendered music for the afternoon
service while Rev. Alliston
preached the sermon. A beautiful
gift was presented the pastor by
the Hamburg union choir. Guests
were present from Crossett and
other community churches j..
A student council was organized
with officers as follows Barbara
10 Harris, president; Verateen
Galloway, secretary. Lonelle Wor-
thy, vice president; Vertis Jones,
assistant secretary; Leonard Gibbs
Is the reporter. The students and
officers will be installed in the
gym this week. Mrs. Mary M.
Townsend was selected as facul-
ty advisor A debating team will
be the next important organiza-
ton in the school. Rev. C. R.
Ramsey is principal A contest
between the Huttig union choir
and the Hamburg training school
chorus will be an interesting
feature. The date of this program
will be announced later The
Hamburg union choir will sing on
the welcome program of the AM
E conference to be conducted at
Gates Chapel AME church on
December 2.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
SEEM STARS
Dolores Calvin

eo9 Debut For Sugar Ray: Sugar Ray Robinson superb
d made his debot this week the French Casino and
e OH IN dazzling style Sugar Hill beauties surrounding
sugar wore gowns costing S1100 Ace comic Milton Berle
On hand to play straightman for Sugar around midnight
~ agile was Sugar himself that many critics
eVe ne would be in the great Boanges' in time
course Joe Louis along with host celebrities was on
i u TO welcome his good friend in a new career
Tue Duldup Sugar Robinson got simply terrific TV
radio news program heraded the champ long before he
'eu STEP His debut cevery done publicity job
downtown theatre Loews State on trying to drum up
SS Tor their techncolor musical Everything Have Is
us played and the famous Billy Eckstine
he tune Blys warbling blares forth IA hours day
Pa and loud. ...
Josephine Baker fan told that he doesn't believe his
saying all those nasty things about the U. s. down in
a lie reasons that the anti-U. s. press under the die
Juan Peron is msnterpreting Miss Baker and showing
IN The worse possible light for their interests. And
Jung TO this Interpretation, Walter Winche has hand in
anu and is seeing that the Baker remarks get played up
dScredit her 100000 suit against him. How wish this
ere true!
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Atkins
A. r. Cunningham

The state convention of the
regular Baptist Negroes of the
state is over and the meeting was
huge success financially and
spiritually. Dr. c. B Knox of
Pine Bluff was elected president.
For the editorship OF the state
paper of the denomination, Prof.
p. W McCauley Of Morrilton, was
the choice. Prof. McCauley is edi-
tor Of the Mirror, the church paper
Of the Union Baptist church
whose pastor was the late DIR. J..
r. Jamison, who held the presi-
dency for 30 years in the state
convention Mrs. Rhodia Aus
ler's body was shipped to Morrill,
ton for burial last week She
was 83 years OF age and died in
Oklahoma Prof, f, A. Woods,
vocational teacher at the county
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

the week end Mrs, Berdie
Lewis has returned to the city
after spending several weeks in
North Arkansas The PTA of
Ghtldress mi school held its regu-
lar meeting last week. The new
officers for the year were INSTALL
ed James l., Crofton, Van
Helm and Joe Cuffee, jr, attend
ed the show in Hope last week
Read the STATE PRESS each
week.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Nashville
James l.. Crofton

Mrs. Juanita Cuffee is at nome
after having undergone a minor
operation at Memorial hospital =.
Mrs. Lucille Higgins of Kansas
City visited relatives and friends
in the city Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Clardy of Wheatley, Californ-
la are visiting relatives n d
friends in the city Garland
Saunders of New York is house
guest of his mother, Mrs Matte
Whitmore Mrs Myrtle Groce
entertained the members of the
Willing Workers club at her love-
ly home last week Hollis
Williams has returned to the city
after spending several months in
California Mrs. Coreena Will
hanson of Kansas City was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Yves
son Rev. and Mrs. L. c.
Keys and Mrs. Dora Howell at
tended the Little Rock annual
conference which was held in FIT.
Smith Miss Alpha D. Steph-
ems of Hot Springs has accepted
a position at Childress hi school
She is in charge of the music q.
q. Little Scrappy, the son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Whynne, is able
to be up and playing again after
having been confined to bed with
pneumonia Prof. F. 7. Jeans,
financial secretary of the CINE
church, visited Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Crofton and family over
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

rendered a program at Sweet
Hope Baptist church. This group
from Dermott was sponsored by
the usher board. Money raised,
$ll05 -. Mr. and Mrs Johnnie
Wilder Mrs Mable Johnson. Mrs.
Evelyn Sims, and Campbell Boil
ton motored to Monroe. La. -.
Mrs, Leona Culverson has return
ed home from Memorial hospital
in Monticello after undergoing an
operation Mrs. Dixie Clark
and her two sons, Earl and Lem
ma from Detroit, are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs, Ruffie Manager !.
Joseph Sims, Mrs. Lille Duffie,
Mrs. Marie Burks, and Willie
Reed motored to Monroe to the
doctor.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Newport
j. A. Smith

J. A. Smith
The Northeast Arkansas annual
conference opens Wednesday at
St Paul AME church Mrs.
E. c. Christophe of California, a
former resident of this city, is
here on vacation Mrs. Motto
Clark was funeralized last week
. . The funeral of Mrs. Laura
Denny was conducted last week
-. Mrs Urah Freeman OF Tuck
ermann visited her sister and
mother, Mrs. Willie Lewis and
Mrs. Georgia Landers The
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Selma
Inez Lindsey

Mrs. Inez Lindsey. State Press
agent, is on the sick list at this
writing Joe Lee Butler at
tended the annual conference in
Crossett last week The ami
versary Of Rev. o. l.. Stevenson
was observed last week. Mrs. Inez
Lindsey was mistress of ceremon-
les; Albert Johnson gave the re-
Spouse and Rev. Paul Everett de-
livered the sermon. Money raised,
$85.75 The Harmonizing Five
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
augusta
samie Smith

suS Matilda Lowe married last
[sk and moved to Chicago e.
"aua Williams and his wife,
/ and Mrs. Erwin Clark and Mr..
| Mrs. Alex Mcintosh of st.
-S We're here during the week
luing the funeral of Mrs.
r. a native Of Woodruff coun-
Marvin Easter, coach at
YER left for the army. He Is
,oned at Fl. Sill, Oklahoma =.
"r' and Mrs. John Lowe, long
residents Of the city, cele-
go their golden wedding an
lSary last Sunday at st. Luke
'IN church A reception was
al the home OF the Loves.
daughters, Justina and Jerl-
and their husbands attended
''lalr. Mr.. Lowe was present
beautiful wedding ring dur
We Ceremony &C.. DR.. J. r.
'ell' Rev. Edward Liggins and
Marley Of the city attended
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

members of the st. Paul AME
church gave an appreciation serv-
ice for Rev. and Mrs. j. Z. Till
man last week Newport
basketball teams played Searcy
last week. The girls won and the
boys lost -, c. Warren of st.
Louis was here over the week.
end visiting relatives Sgt.
Garland Sanders Of New York
City and his mother, Mrs. Matte
Whitmore, of Nashville were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Craft over the weekend. Mrs.
Whitmore is an aunt of Mrs.
Curtis Craft
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28
Bearden
WaymOn Howard

WaymOn Howard
A pre- Thanksgiving exercise
was presented by the sophomore
class of OCTS last week in the
school auditorium Major events
included brief history of
Thanksgiving in other lands and
famous poems. Mrs. v. @. Nc
Kinney was sponsor -. The
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-28

SALES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS REPRESENTATIVES,
OF Americas largest corporations met RECENTLY in
Washington to lay plans for the creation of national
cation of persons engaged in their respective fields of work
Above partial group of participating in plan
ping conference First seated left to right are Samuel
d Whitfield Samuel W. Whiteman Moss H. Hendrix James
a. Billboard Jackson Mrs. Florence B. Duncan and Walker
Underwood. 1890
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
SOCIAL e PERSONAL

In Hospital Mr.. Bismarck C. Archer 3l4 ~ Western Ave
entered Bethesda Hospital Monday, May 49,
Entertains Two Clubs In Day Saturday morning Mrs
Verneiee Grantham $40 gehar Ave- entertained the Break
fast Pnoche club Mrs Elizabeth Chles the first prize
Mrs Dolores VasSar the and Mrs Florence Fet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

Iglehart Ave. In the evening. Mrs.
Grantham entertained the Birth
day club, They will meet in June
with Mrs. Mice Lewis, 4ls Charles
Ave.
To Entertain Families: Girl
Scout Troop 2OS Will entertain
their families at dinner this Fri
day. May "a, at the Halle q.
Brown House from 5 to Z p, m.
Following the dinner the scouts
Will present a program.
Visitor From Louisville; Mrs.
Minnie Anetta Woods, Louisville.
Kentucky. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Katie Leaven, 4O7 Carroll
Ave, who has been III for two
weeks. Mrs. Woods Is president Of
the Annetta School OF Photo
graphy. Inc, In Louisville. The
school is the only one in the state
of Kentucky listed and supported
by the Rehabilitation program and
recognized by the Board OF Edu-
cation. The school will celebrate
its third birthday June l4th. Mrs
Woods said she appreciated all
the kindneSses shown her and her
mother while in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Roosevelt Me
earthly. $40 Rcndo have been out
Of the city on their vacation. Mr..
MCCarty visited his relatives in
Meridian, Miss. and his father in
GPrlandville. Miss. Mrs. McCarty
spent three days in Chicago, and
two weeks in Detroit, Mich, and
also did some sightseeing in Can
ada. While in Detroit she was the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Nicely, cousins Of her husband,
She also visited her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
McCarty. Mrs. Nicely entertained
for Mrs. c. Cameron. one Of the
cousins at a birthday party.
To Arrive From Korea: Pfc.
Thomas J. Isabel arrived in San
Francisco, California. Monday,
May 10 from the Korean combat
zone. He will be the house guest
OF his mother. Mrs. Blanche Isa-
bell Vantelp. Az Fuller Avenue
Grandmother III: Mrs. Kittie
Harris, 729 Iglehart Avenue. Is III
in Ancker hospital. She lives with
her granddaughter Mrs. Paula
Thomason and family.
Bridge Club Meets; The LaisseE
Nous Faire Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. Clarence Anderson. 500
Dayton Ave. Saturday, May "a
at one p. m.
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group agencies ooopsraed Perhaps important
roseers themselves housing
in jobs. in community participation
This training period development
chniqueS taught democratic values at
bottom Of good
gredien the formula employment
unity human relations are better for the whole community II the
play practced
out regard for creed nationality color that's human
relations.
have become deeply involved
Of prejudice itself about strategy the
about the delicate Of forward backwards
these "Sl" graduaiHm amoSpher
which everyday citizen doing everyday
oyer real estate buyer seller doctor hospital admin
Sator Paayzed The simple Of the democratic ide" work
ing through the hour by hour Of the community what
takes Multiply the forces working for better nterEup relations
all the men and women in the street and travel quite little
way in getting and giving experience
It's mistake simple principle by
AbStTSe argument So much community leadership
superiority by telling out Of It's unwdom all the
can't o
IT, democracy II the where and religion
cerned surprising things accomplished
desk 10 stranger you
the kind OF dealing with sick and
hospital double
alone and that there other TO adjust except
the you prefer
worker gotten prefer
keep the hospital yourself But after the
appeared you you
your agreement plant
10 BE- allowed 20 cheaper for medical problem
Of q guy gal to
urpsngy fine things about under these and
really be learned without regard for religion II the things
learn not fine that's matter Of personality
not nationality or religion
Most successfully
by thinking out loud whose
trust II the stress psychAn
distortion TO doctor But the Of the
lens Of mankind citizen
nsnt about democratic "Kcelsn lie
or In the He office 81 the
assembly line He be- aSona he lsborr H
may live in large tenement But a II
comprehension
what fair play and the receiving
what he thinks rights thinks
rights Introduce him with the fellows
ton and problems practice
give being type
Of he's likely and better smoothing
the spots ntsrreiRics thinking
Don't Couldn't do without intsrErOup
tons expert s finding RhdspOsts "
and counsel obcy sd perspective expect
him 70 do u alone There Even he isn't Eradua
n Do
II the motivation relations
individual practice sffnf viii b. parrotnR
Of others We viii b. parasites
combination
and that Negro Christian Christian
with Jew interrupt relatOnsGsnsyfsye stssfr
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Common Returns from
Scottish Rite Meet
In Detroit, Mich.

Raymond W, Cannon. Mime.
RpoliS attorney and civic figure
returned May 10 from Detroit,
Michigan, where he attended the
list annual meeting 0f the
Scottish Rite, northern Iurisdic
ton of the Prince Hall affihat ton
Mr., Cannon IL Scottish Rite dep.
uty for Minnesota During HIS stay
IN Detroit he was the house guest
OF Mr. and Mrs William NJ, sea
bron. former Minneapolis Urban
league starr member and now adj,
miniatrativr assistant To John
DRncy. executive secretary Of the
Detroit Urban League
The SeRbronH. Mr Cannon said
are living In their beautiful new
home which they recently pur.
chased.
Also In Detroit al the Supreme
Council session was John r. Law
renee Jr.. and John NJ. Patton Of
81. Paul. both high MAsonG Mrs
Lawrence accompanied Mr.. Law
renee 10 Detroit.
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To answer this question, ask
yourself the following ques-
tons and answer them as hon
estly as you can.
Do you lose time from work
due to drinking?
2. Is drinking making your
home life unhappy?
3. Do you drink because you
are shy with other people?
4. Is drinking affecting your
reputation?
5. Have you ever felt remorse
after drinking?
8. Have you gotten into finan-
ciaI difficulties as a result of
drinking?
7. Do you turn to lower COM
panions and an inferior environ
ment when drinking?
8. Does your drinking make you
careless Of your family's welfare ?
8. Has your ambition decreased
since drinking?
10. Do you crave a drink at a
definite time daily?
IL. Do you want a drink the
next morning?
IL. Does drinking cause you TO
have difficulty in sleeping
Is. Has your efficiency de-
creased since drinking?
II. Is drinking jeopardizing
your job or business?
Is. Do you drink to escape from
worries or trouble?
16. Do you drink alone?
II. Have you ever had a com
plete loss Of memory as a result
of drinking?
Is. Has your physician ever
treated you for drinking7
10. Do you drink TO build up
your self confidence?
20. Have you ever been to a
hospital or institution on account
of drinking?
II you have answered YES to
any one of the questions, there Is
a definite warning that you may
be alcoholic.
II you answered YES TO any
two. the chances are that you are
an alcoholic.
II you have answered YES to
three or more, you are definitely
an alcoholic.
THE above test questions are
used by Johns Hopkins University
hospital, Baltimore, Nd, in de-
Gliding whether or not a patient is
alcoholic.D
A group Of persons who are
alcoholics or former alcoholics
meets every Sunday in Mime
apolis at Phyllis Wheatley House
at 2 p. m. II you or some friend
have such a problem you are in
vited to come and meet with this
group.
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"NN NNtN mNAeA, bsAlGabPNh wade,
June Alien. Alcynetta Ballard,
Alvcda Bellcmy, Ava Blackwell.
Carmen DAVIS, Iris Gambol. Lii.
han Lee, Yvonnc Powell. Vivian
shannon and Delete Washington
Mines, Zephyr Turner and A. y.
Adams sent gifts, but did not at.
tend.
lilies To MothrFI Mrs. Oscar
Gates. 3ptT Second Ave, South,
flew Co Kansas CITY. Mo. to be at
the bedside OF her mother Mrs
Luctta Childrcsa, who IL IN. Mrs
Gates expects To return In u few
days.
birthday arr, A soat Mr.. and
Mrs, Joseph Edwin SiRer were
planning 20 celebrate Edwin
birthday and for his Eirt, Mira
steer presented him with y seven
pound ten and three quarter ounce
sun on Monday, May 10, at 1890
- ~, Mrs. Edith SiEer Herndon
~ Chicago arrived Monday, May
10, 10 be with her son and family
for awhile, Mr. and Mrs, J. u
SlEer reside At 2SiA 18th Ave, So
They have chosen the name, Kurt
Edwin for their son.
Ira For Speakers The Joint
Committee for Employment op.
portunlty gave a tea In honor Of
DR.. Herman Long OF Nashville,
Tenn, Monday afternoon from Z
10 $50 =. m at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs, John w. Guner. b27
SE Seventh ~.
Helpers Club Tho Helpers club
will meet Sunday, May 26 with
Mrs, Mamie uptegrove. 9siS
Fourth Ave. No,
ER,ers Hospitals Mrs, Emma
Helm, 3iIb Columbus Avenue. en-.
tered General hospital for sur.
gerry, on Tuesday. May 20,
To QuadFrRnIaIi Rev Martin
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Luther Summons, $3.50 Firth Ave.
South, attended the African
Methodist Episcopal Quadrrnnial
conference In Chicago, Rev, Sim
mons ~ the pastor of sc, Peter A.
N II. church,
Corrections Mrs, Hazel Curry,
winner In the Mother OF A bay
Contest, ~ the mother OF eight
children She has two sons and six
daug three OF whom are
trtplcts.
First Outing az season. The
TOWN club had It's FIRST outing 81
the season last "Wednesday, May
Il A good dinner was enjoyed nj
tho Leaves Tea shop, lO22 Nicollct
Az. Pictures of the group wcre
taken Those present were Mines,
Bertha Johnson, Margaret San
dcrs, Mary Swain, LcalR Young.
Lucy He'll, Eva Taylor and the
Misses JuanitA and villa Ander.
son Tho next regular club meet
ing win be- Wednesday, May ~
at the home of Mrs Cleota Grtga.
by, $40 Oirard Ave. No
Quests From ChlCaRoi MIR Ken
meth Jones and son, Kenneth, 40
I.yndale Place are visiting rClA-
tivrE and friends in Chicago and
Evanston, Illinois,
visitors From Pittsburgh Mrs,
Alice. "Brownie" Forte. 1900
Twelfth Ave. South. had as her
house guests over the week end,
her cousins, Mr., and Mrs, Leonard
Hardy and friend. Mrs Edna Han
of Pittsburgh The Hardy'A and
Mrs Hall had been In Chicago At.
tending the Quadrrnnial confer
cncc % the AME church. they
were entertained at q luncheon at
the Nanhin Cafe and Mrs. Forte
gave = dinner IN their honor At
which Mrs, Maudc Chandler was
RlSo = guest