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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-18
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Ben Alexander Jr.. Donald Bryant
Charles Smith. Elmer Morris Jr..
Marianne Bryant, Curtis Lewis,
Jr. Yves Hayden, Bryon Young
Philip Acoste, Donald Mcclure
and James Slemmons
style Review Staff
President Of Woman's Auxil-
iary. Mrs. Leola Carey: President
Of Mems Club. Percy c. Hughes
Sr.; general chairman. Talmadge
u. Carey; co-Chairmen Mrs Edna
Mccullough, Ruben HArgrave;
madeIs, Mrs, Barbara Strawder,
Mrs. Betty Ann Anderson; floor
manager and door admissions,
Ashby GasItins: treasurer and tic
ketS. Perry Hughes ST.. Mrs. Pat
rtciA Dawson; programS, Mrs,
Hazel Clark, Mrs. Nettic Shep-
herd; refreshments, Mrs. Lucia
Mcclure, Coleridgc Hendon; adj
vertising, Hobart T. Mitchell;
queen contest, Mrs. Matte Con.
ners, Mrs. Beneta McHie; Light
ing technicians, Clarence Hughea,
jeff Melton: check room. Mrs.
Shirley Underwood. Mrs. Louise
Hughes: cashiers. Mrs, PanSy
Barnett, Mrs. Willie Burnaugh,
Mr.. DIN p. Wells; property and
transportation, Mr. J. Boyd Craw-
ford sr.: stage decorators. Mr.
Donald Mcclure, Mr. Noah
Smith
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on April Is. This is incorrect.
Enroute 60 Far East: Pvt. Kirk
land Anderson, Fl. Jackson, So.
Carolina. stopped off in the city
for few days enroute TO the Far
East where he win be stationed.
Pvt. Anderson. a rormer y. Of NJ.
student arrived April 7 and left
April IL. He Is the brother of
Mrs. John Hutcherson, 4I9 f.
seth st.
Attends Funeral: Lewis Seaton
Of 336 e. 39th St. returned April
10th from Jackson, Miss, where
he attended the funeral OF his
sister.
Guests HOnOred: Mr.. and Mrs.
J, E Primm OF sos Lyndalc Ave.
No. spent the pre-EaSter week
end in Omaha, Neb.. as guests Of
the Maybre L. Johns, who enter
tanned about seventy-nve guests
at a party hononng Mr. Primms
birthday which was April 5th.
Sunday, April 9Th they were
guests or honor at a dinner party
with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brandon
as hosts. after which they were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Eklyns at the Carnation Club,
House Guests: Mr. and Mrs. c.
b. Primm OF Bartlesville. Okla.
are house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. f. Primm. sos LyndAle Ave N,
while visiting their son. Ralph
and their daughter, Mrs, Ruth
Cowan.
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Anthony Ave, at II a. m,
Bowling League BANQUET; Tho
Twin CITY womcn's Bowling
League held their annual banquet
Wednesday. April 18th at 7 p. m,
at the St Paul Elks A. this time
the winning team was announced,
Prices and awards were given,
The League had aS their guests,
their sponsors, husbands and
friends, THIS closes the season UNI
al next fall,
Engagement and Marriage An
nouRCcncnt; Mr. and Mrs Charles
= Rome Of Eudora, ARK, an.
nounce the engagement " their
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy James,
4OS Carroll Ave-. Ia Mr. Charles
l. Brooks. d7i W, Central Only
their close friends will he in at.
tendance At their wedding cerr.
mony which viii be performed
Saturday, April oath at the home
NJ the bride Mrs James N well
known hrautiCian. and Is active
IN social and civic affairs ahc h
hrRd ~ the Education Depart
mcnt of the Elks and IL u nation
ally known Daughter Elk
Home ON VIaIti Mina Charlotte
Perfect, Washington, y G, for
mcrly Of 81 Paul, pleasantly sur
pripcd her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Perfect, ST. W Central
Ave. by spending the Easter va
cation with them and her rela-
tivca, She viii return 10 Wash
ington, n. e. on Sunday, April
goth.
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Speaks To SGSUrd0y
Lunch Club Meeting

Raymond W. Cannon. Mime
apolis attorney and w. c. Leland.
executive director of the Mime
apolis Fair Employment Practice
Commission. addressed the Sat
urday Lunch Club on April 5th.
Mr.. Cannon. who IL q member
Of the Commission, spoke on the
social and economic implication
Of discrimination against minor.
tiles. Mr.. Leland explained the
manner in which the Minneapolis
FEPC functions, its procedures
and the application of the ordin-
ance.
Mr.. Leland also explained the
fine cooperation the Commission
has received from many employ
ers and management
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ByTnes Is Puppef
Dr.. Bond CHARGES

Columbia, 8. c. tANP) DR..
Horace Mann Bond. president Of
Lincoln university pa. last
week branded James Y. Byrnes,
governor Of South Carolina. a. q
'puppet" In the hands Of Out-of-
state interests.
Speaking before the Palmetto
State Teachers association. DIR.
Bond declared that the GOVERNOR
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tone, Mark Breemer. organist and
Mrs. Velma Warder, pianist. II
will be directed by Mr.. Ralph
Primm.
On Visit to Georgia: Mr.. Joseph
Kidd. 2420 Fourth Ave. So. left
TUESDAY. April 18th for a two
days visit at Gainesville. Ga. He
will visit his two sisters and other
members of his family.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Glenn. 364O Fourth Ave.
So. had as their house guests.
Rev. and Mrs. John !. Thomas of
Davenport. Iowa. who were in the
city attending the AME District
Conference.
Party For ChaFIene: Mrs.
COMFY Landers, 3645 Fourth Ave.
So. had a party for her goddaugh-
ter, ChRrlene Renee Ballard,
Easter Sunday. April 18th. Guests
were Rageana and Roland Bal
lard, sister and brother OF Char
lene, also Mrs. Alcynetta Ballard,
mother OF the children. an Miss
Bessie Jackson. sister OF Mrs.
Landers. Each child received a
gift.
Anniversary Correction: Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Marty were re-
ported in last weeks paper as
having been married for 80 years
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campaign for the crown
Photo by IIu1E nrOwn
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The new queen Is an employee"
OF the Maurice l. ROthChild.
Young Qulnlan Co. She has a son
Edward Jr, who IL serving In the
y. y. Air Forces Fellow en-.
ployceS Of the store where the
new Queen In well liked, worked
like beavers In helping her In her
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r &C OR DS

recently, TeuklouS pupuCatluEi
has been featuring articles by
various ministers criticiEing the
music Of the church. Probably the
most controversial issue is that of
gospel music in the church, A
number OF the ministers feel that
this type OF music detracts from
the sacredneSs OF the service
Last week, We received u batch
OF records from RCA Victor. all at
the IS rpm speed. The most unus-
ual record in the group was one
which probably would blow this
particular musical debate strato'
sphere high.
II is On My Way Now by RRlpl,
Flanagan with vocal refrain by
the Cincinnati Shouter and Aud
fence. Subtitle OF this happy little
thesis is Got On My TrRvelin
Shoes"
You probably have guessed that
this Is a takeoff on gospel singing
with amens and rcfrRins from the
congregation. Wen, II Is. Already,
Il Is beginning 10 hit the turn.
tables of various Chicago disc
Jockeys
As l was listening 10 this re-
cord for the first time. / did not
suspect that II was by Ralph
Flanagan. I had to replay to as
sure myself that II was Anyway.
II you love uninhibited gospel
style tunes and execution, you will
like this. Otherwise. you will
really back up the ministers who
say todays church music has too
much swing and bounce,
On My Way Is coupled with One
Alone. a more typical Flanagan
instrumental in the Glenn Miller
style
For a real old time blues num-
Der with the old time shouting
you may be interested In Coin
Back 90 Georgia CVictorl coupled
with Mr.. SO and 40, by Big Boy
Crudup.
Billy Bum and his Buddies are
featured on a pair Of rhythm and
blues ballads, I Need A Shoulder
to Cry On backed by I'm Afraid
Victor. Both a bit on the torchy
side.
Vocalistics by Mix Williams
are featured on Please Come Back
To Me and Yes CVictorl. also in
the r a b field. Micki In backed
by a chorus on Please Come Back.
On the pop kick are Tony Ba-
vaar and June Valli Quoting on
What You Don't Know Of Love
and It's Raining (AlSo Victor).
For record fans who Just love TO
sit and listen. Tony Martin has
two new ones. Tony's A. Last! AZ
Last! " sung In the vein Of his
Domino. II IL backed by Make
With the Magic. The second
coupling includes the Closer You
Are and Prologue From PaGaaiCcI
(VIctorD. both featured numbers
in the motion picture. Two Tic
kets TO Broadway"
Finale on the listening beat IL
the album, Aaron Slick from Pun
Kin CFick (Victor), featuring the
stars Of the original cast of the
movie OF the same name, Dinah
Shore, Robert Merrill and Alan
Young
Dinah Shore II featured soloist
on the already popular Life II .
Beautiful Thing and Saturday
Night nj Punbin C4ck. Merrill
sings. Stin Water and My Beloved.
Miss Shore and Alan Young duet
on Chores and Purity Night But
Plumb. and Miss Shore also Ia
solo on MarshmATIOw Moon and
Why should ! Believe In Love.
An eight sides in this album are
lively. tuneful and cheerful.
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Club Ms~tIRG; The Twilight 80
eiaI Club win meet At the home II
Mr. and Mrs. Aifonzo Hayes. 1901
v. zIst st., Saturday, April 18th
al $50.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
2$ our Vi ] 6Zl!Ee {; 953:

Score yourself 10 for each correct in the first six
questions.
Which Of the following originally sometimes still is
played green?
Tennis --Tiddy WinkS Bowling Ping Pong
2. Which of the following the thigh bone?
Digit Uranium -Fibua
g. Canada
only crossing Canadian territory
named below. Can find it?
Maine Minnesota Michigan Montana
Which Riders during
the Spanish American War?
-Stonewall Jackson John j. Pershing Garcia
: 45 Theodore Roosevelt =.4e
Pick following which the
Mold Fungus --Mldew -Trichinoss
Which the following writer's became famous books which
not written in his native tongue? @+~>s
Joseph Conrad -Honore de Balzac - ~
William Faulkner Sinclair Lewis %~p"5 -
Match the following leaders with their respective countries
10 points choice
-t, (A) Peron. - IF
T% (B) Tito ..% #..:. Argentina
@s~* Co Schlman -, t*. Germany 9>&
-. ~
superior; 90 -10O superior. >
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
Republicans To
Stage Big Rally
In South Phoenix

Plans for a monster South Phoe-
nix ''NIeet. Your Candidates" rally,
complete with a free barbecue and
continuous entertainment, were be-
ing made this week by members of
the Maricopa County Republican
committee. @
Scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 26. at
o'clock in the afternoon, at Phoe-
nix Municipal stadium, Mohave
Street and S. Central Avenue, the
event is expected to attract in eX-
cess of 5000 residents of the area.
Six and one-half prime beeves,
and 1900 pounds of beans, have
been ordered for the huge barbe-
cue. Top-flight professional enter
tainment is being lined up by the
committee with special events for
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
Bible Comment
Only in Our Faith
We Find the Spirit
OF Creative Living

AS we face these troubled times
and peer into the future trying
20 tiecipher trendsaof world events,
che ancient message found, in the
Book of Hebrews can offer hope.
Defining faith as. the Sub
stance Of things hoped, for,r the
evidence. OF things not seen," our
author offers us q tangible rock on,
which to- anchor ourselves
Because, what the world needs.
Is the faith to go: on In spite Of
peril and difficulty. ..st -~.e-s-
AS the substance Of things,
'hoped for" faith becomes the
essence of all religion. We see
evidence Of faith as the motive
power of all creative activity, even
life itself.
The artist sees his. design His
vision, solid and arm In his mind, ),
gives him faith
The poet hears his, ringing
rhyme before the words are
scrawled across his page. The
composer knows every note In his
melody before it Is played and the
actor ''gets the feel" of his charac-
ter, recreates in gestures the vision
he carries in his mind.
But without the faith, this VI
sion would never be accomplished.
It is these things the author of
Hebrews discusses. He stresses
the strong faith necessary to go off
to a far-away land and trust
promises still far from their point
of fulfllment
He offers faith which will sus-
tain us even in the face of pain,
persecution, suffering and death.
And man will face these things
IN the atomic age just as he has
always had to face them in the
past.
And so Hebrews is an inspiring
story for us today. The faith he
tells about must be more than the
faith of the explorer or scientist.
It must be subject to still
higher faith which will bring the
human race the power to give and
save lives rather than destroy
them.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
Arizona, Men
To Visit IA

Business and civic leaders Of
two of the fastest growing areas
in. the United States win meet in
Los Angeles October 1918 to talk
{ trade" when thet Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce plays host
to more than 200 representatives
from Arizona and New Mexico and
the El Paso area.
The trade promotion tour, first
in what chamber officials hope
will be a long series of meetings,
has been scheduled; better to- ac-
quaint both Southern California
ana southwest leaders with prod
sucts available. for mutual. ex-,
change.
r: The two-ways. trade between
Southern California and the
Southwest" said, Chairman Err
nest J.. Armer, of the chambers
domestic trade committee, Sis q :
necessity for both. If Los AM
geles is to continue to expand
as it has in the. last few years, ,
I'VE must take it upon ourselves
to cultivate the markets which .
Will help us grow.
cat the. same time the. South
vest. can supply. the Los Angeles
market with many of the raw
materials. necessary for the pro-
drction of goods Armer said.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
Red Feather
Campaign OFF
To Good Stort

The 1853 United Red Feather
campaign is off to- good start this
week, with S22S,477, or A per cent
of the S522, GIG goal, already raised.
The amount was reported at the
campaigns first general report
meeting Monday at Hotel West
ward FIo. Campaign Chairman
Charles E. Hoover said he was
pleased. with the amount already
in, and praised the volunteer work
,ers for, the job they are doing. 49,
. This first report is extremely
gratifying" he said, "and is another
indication that Phoenicians are
familiar with the needs. of our 22 22
local Red Feather agencies and the
.USD.". =, : = - - ~
/. Highest division, according to
percentage of4sauota, was advance
gifts, under, the: craftsmanship of
Murray Gelbe4ses This division has
raised <S2o1 .691;| or%61 per cent Of
its 1891. 200 quota. ii 4. ~ !.
Other division: reports were CEN
trail, $3.50 or<9. per, cent of its
S25. 5.216. QUOTA; employee, 1851,
or .18 per gent of a $100, 600 quota;
governmental $5.079, or % PEI. cent
of it's S23.000 quota, and schools, is
81 ,585, or u per cent Of $4,000
quota. ~. -.
Residential division. which viii
have approximately $500 house-to-
house solicitors, will not begin soil
citations until Oct. % -; -.
General. report meetings will be
held each Monday and Thursday
until the end of the month.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
New Off-Street Parking
Lot Is Opened Here

The. City has opened its first off
street parking lot with meters
which permits parking for one 10
1G hours continuously. The lot
atop the Central Avenue underpass
at jackson Street on City prop
erty,- contains 1S meters which will
take 10 nickels @or 2 uarters for
the maximum ten-hour period. The
new metered lete,Will help to re-
heVe business and" Industrial park
ing demands, Seventeen. new me-
ters have been installed on Monroe
Street between 4th and 5th. Ave
nues and. ..18c meters. on South 2nd
Avenue. between Jackson and Mad.
.ison. All 35 are sfive-hour meters
taking a uafter or S niclSels. In
the parking ,area immediately adj
jacent to the Airport Terminal 119
two-hour meters taking l1ickels
only. and operating around the
clock. have~ been installed. In addf-
tion.:to the 119 metered stalls there
are 265 free stalls. All downtown
corner parking stalls have been
limited to 24-minute parking to en-.
courage greater turnover and make
more stalls avaible for -perons who
want to park-for a short time only.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17


Well Folks
Some of these days, soon we
hope, we will be able to serve
YOU 'Reddy burger - They will
be guaranteed to be 'Au Bull
Everything is shaping up pretty
good, even though it has been
very SLOW. All of our equipment
is in place, although the gas has
not been hooked, up as Yet. Some
of these days we will have. it all
fixed up. Then fse will really be
sReddy' to serve YOU. the whole
family. Our menu will be limited
bus the qslality of our food will
be EXTRA! EXTRA! GOOD! To
serve a few items, and to Sery
them well. will be our aim. More
about our new hamburger and
chill set-up later.
The paving crew will be work
ing on our drive way and park
ing lot next week so put in your
order early. III you live close to us
and need some dirt to fill in Your
driveway. as they will have TO
dump the extra dirt somewhere.
We still have the store front
ont of the old building that will
make someone nice store front
or enclosed porch Come and look
it over.
Thanks,
''RedEy"
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17
France
Argentina :.
Germany 7.
YugosIayia
.hildreni as I: a feature.

Sr
children as a feature. -..s.. \: -. ) g. S
Valuable Goor prizes will be
awarded, including a. cooler and 4
bicycle. - So.
Governor Howard Pyle, Barry
Goldwater, candidate for U. S. SEN
ate, John J. Rhodes, for Congress;
John II. EverSole, for secretary Of
state; Ross. F. Jones, for state at
torney general, and numerous otil-
er dignitaries will be present. =
Auto caravans from Tolleson, Pc
oria, Glendale, Litchfield, Ayondale,
and other Valley towns are being
formed to attend the South. Phoe-
nix event. r-% 81.
The South Phoenix Meet. Your
Candidates" barbecue and rally fol-
lows a North Phoenix. rally Sched-
uled for Desert Mission. Ball Park,
Sunnyslope, Wednesday,. Oct. %. :
Arizona sun., 1952-10-17

FOR SALE = Building built for
business, can be used as apart
ment for living. Furnished if de-
Sired. 1924 E. Broadway. BR 6-3379
CARRIE NELSON, please contact.
Mrs. West. AL 3-4060.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18

Singing convention was held at
New Light Baptist church al
Plain Deal Louisiana Miss Alva
Nell Orange and J. B. Orange
left for Houston, Texas on New
Years day Mrs Mary Helen
Youngblood was called home be
cause Of the death of her father
Linda Fay Burrell celebrated her
first birthday January LIST. She
was given a birthday dinner
Mr. and Mrs Robertson of Miehi-
gan were home visiting Mrs Net
tie Brealfield Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Harris and family have NOV
ed to Bradley to their new home
Miss Evelyn Granita has return
ed home after a visit with her
aunt in Shreveport.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18
Gurdon
Depriest Campbell

Mrs. Mary {. Harper Of Chi
eagO is mere visiting aer sisters
and children Mrs. Nancy Cook
lrlt Saturday morning TO visit her
people IN WIngtleld. louisiana
Rev. ana Mrs. J. NJ Stephen were
very happy to have Lee Meeks ol
Texas visit them Rev J. ii
Stephens viii ill his appointment
al Sunson chapel n TeHarKdna
Sunday Willie Armstrong oil
Cleveland, Ohio IS here visiting
his parents. He was called here
to attend his grandmotaer's fun
eral Word mas been received that
Lee ellison, son Of Mrs. Jose
phine ellison, has reported to The
L. S. Naval Air station IN Cor
pus Christi. Texas from the ma
nal training center n California
for duty in the commissioned Of
flcers mess. Ollison entered the
navy in August 1851 Dinner
guests in the home Of Rev ana
Mrs B. F. Lunon Sunday were
Mesdames, Luella Lever, Matte
Bates, Marie Bates, Elmira Sum.
mers Of Pine Bluff Mr and Ms
II c Pattillo, Rev H Kol'
hem Of Gurdon Turkey dinner
was served Joe Hunter was call
ed here from Detroit because OF
the death Of his father. Ed Hun
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18

Mr. and Mrs Scott of Cotton
Plant was a visitor at Bethel AME
Sunday Sunday school was con-
Quoted by Ode Brown Rev. and
Mrs. Baker Of Little Rock along
with Bonnie Bowling, superin-
tendent Of Spring Hill AME
church of Little Rock were visi-
tors at Bethel church Sunday
Walter Jones and little grandson,
WILDER, of Hazen and Dennis
Morrison of Cleveland, Ohio were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Matthews recently Mr., and Mrs
Luster Holloway, Mr. and Mrs.
jim Matthias, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Brewer and daughters, Mrs
Lydia Spencer. Brooks Matthias,
and Porter Williams attended the
funeral Of a friend in Disco last
week Mr.. and Mrs. F. j Ford
are on the sick list this week
The WINS VIII meet with Mrs.
Edge Nesby who is shut in ....---
The Ministerial Council of North
Little Rock district met at Beth
el AME church with Rev. w. B
Banks presiding There were IS
persons present and visitors. A
total of $685. was raised in the
offering. Dunbar high school gave
two selections and Mrs. Morgan
Of Little Rock gave a reading.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18
Stuttgart
Hattie Eiland

Christmas has now come and
gone but ii was merry time
around Stuttgart and the First
Baptist church. Pastor Elland and
his wife were the happy eclpI-
euts of many nice gifts and cash,
We wish to say thanks to our
many friends who helped to make
our Christmas merry Rev c. N
Eiland and wife, Frank jenkins
and wife were the dinner guests
Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Johnson on Spring street.
II was an enjoyable affair New
Years day Rev Eiland and wife
were the dinner guests of Mi
and Mrs. Sterling Parker on
Howe street The Emancipation
program held at the First Bap-
fist church was a decided success
nicely attended. and enthusiastic
allv received and enjoyed by all
The persons appearing on the
program girded themselves in a
grab of honor by the efficient way
they performed Music was fur
nished by the city wide chorus
under the direction Of Mrs. Wy
media Fitzpatrick who is the pro-
pressive pianist of the First Bap-
fist church. Rev, f. W Taylor
was guest speaker M. S, But.
Ter. one Of the successful business
men, was happily married to
Mrs. Emma Starks on December
Both A. p. Cross and Miss Bea-
triee Porter were happily mar
ried Christmas day.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18
Huftiu

Mrs. Louis Cooks Of Ell Dorado
and Miss Willie Margie Roach
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Gen
ME Hadley last week Junior
Broughton was carried to Warner
Brown hospital last week He is
reported in a critical condition
Miss Margia Hunt. Earnest War
rem and Jeihroe Bass were in
Fl Dorado on a shopping trip last
week Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reynold
are proud parents of baby girl
born JANUARY who was given
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18

Friendship Baptist church, Bethel
M E, church of Queen City, Tex
as and Mr. and Mrs, Virgil VAL
ker for the use of their car.
Others using their cars in the
funeral procession were p. B.
Black, T. c, White, Walter Atkins,
Willie Warren and Rev. Wade
Seastrong.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18

the name Sandra Lynn Jack
Lee left last week for Hot Springs
for treatments Mrs. Eula Mae
Crayne, Mrs. Lille Mae Rey-
mold and Tyree Hardie are on the
sick list Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Ford are parents of a baby boy
Send all news to Georgia NJ
Bass, Box 327 or call 1923.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18

Washington Pvt Willie =
Moore lett Sunday for camp. .-..
Mrs LenoIa Harris and Mrs lie.
ma Mays of Ethel Were called 10
the bedside of their sick mother.
go Mrs, l.. Harris, Mrs. l., Mays,
Mrs. Vessic Irish and Mrs, lsa-
belle Brown of Reydell spent the
holidays with their sick parents
Miss Ella Bea Bradford OF De-
Witt spent Sunday at The home
of Mrs. Clark Mrs. B, Fl'z-
patrick of Dewitt visited her
daughter, Miss Velma Taylor
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18
Home Nursing
Courses Offered
By Red Cross

N4HH ua 49, 80 =
Has 80 ass ss#ad 40 sisai.
10 o. 40 - saHaat
.a a tsH - ~
ssG afts rssssf fa.fi
90 ~ lsssss
siIs issaisf 30 sisis 49, ss
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-18
Ethel
Bessie Ransom

Bessie Ransom
Mrs Mary E. Moss and grand
daughter from Palestine. Texas
were house guests Of Hamp Fow-
Ter If Dcnmott Charlie f. Mess
md wife aad daughter Of DaI.
las Texas NaHe also guests Of
the Fowler family Mrs Hump
Fowler was called 10 the bed,
side Of her tYo brothers wac
We're very sick iu ST Chltl.
MIS- Annie Sanders Mrs Bes.
Ransom ana Mrs Mack Ivey wers
guests at the home of Mrs Velma
Taylor after service at st. Joan
pet William Lloyd Battle is on
leave lie will be- sent to seattle