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Arkansas State press., 1952-12-05
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Fred Spottsve T celebrated his 5h birthday November
with party given by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs Ben
cFadden Guests who helped nm celebrate were wine D.
r Esther Mayree Brown, Betty Monroe and Charles
rdock Andreta Fay Jackie Dean Bonner James and
Eyn Pryor Fred received many useful gifts All guests
Exported enjoyable afternoon.
Miss Ruby E Young spent the Thanksgiving weekend
Nth her sister Miss Marie Young 822 Cedar Miss Ruby
Dung 1850 graduate of Nevada county training school OF
Uson and is student at AN&N college IN Pine blu
e entertained by her sister and friends Mrs Sadle
Eng sister in law of Youngs, also guest over the
4 eeIend She is a teacher at AMIN.
The George Washington Carver PTA held its regular
betting with several parents present Mrs Scott
de wonderful report from the district meeting The PIA
giving away Xmas baskets to unfortunate families IN the
Immunity and is asking the cooperation of all the parents
Mrs Ida Sanders president Mrs Golden Byrd reporter
Mrs Nancy O. Parker teacher of Dunbar hi school at
ended the national social studies convention in the Hotel Ba
and Hotel Adolphus in Dallas, Texas November q %
than 1900 high school and college teachers from various
parts Of the nation were in attendance
Mrs Sarah Cendon Dernott spent the Thanksgiving
day with her sister, Mrs Christine Porch and other rela
CPL Clyde Butler of Baltimore Maryland spent short while
his aunt Mrs Christine Porch after having spent short
While in the army Baltimore he stopped with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Butler of McCehee.
Sgt Frederick Hale Of Fl Eus Virginia spent the week
fd with his parents Mr. and Mrs William Hale. He is
aduate of Jones hi school and is en- route to Korea
Mr. and John Jones entertained friends with Thanks
gng dinner Among those present were Mr. and Mrs WIZ
anderson Mr. and Mrs Booker Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs Hal
opps and Mrs Bertha Sephus
The uShers business meeting will be held December III al
p Shiloh BAPTIST church Bird and Hazel. Rev w. O.
avs is pastor T. Page president Mrs B. Handy reporter
You invited to visit the branch library and read the
kS Of your choice The best the Of good read
Open daily from to The story hour is conducted
4 ey Wednesday at p m Mrs. Daisy Smith is librarian.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hattison surprised Miss Gussie Dur
f the sister Mrs. Hattson with birthday party last
seek delicious dinner was served Guests Mr. and Mrs
k Scott Mr. and Louis WOmaCk Mr. and Mrs Harvey
ugheS Miss Ozze Rec Mitchell Mrs Beatrice Pryor Rev
mstrong Mrs Parhna Phillips Mrs Leona Nickerson, Mr.
Su Mrs, Norman Handy, Floyd Stewart Mrs Ethel Wright
aSS Mary Wright Mrs. Virginia Bradford and Bobbe She
celVed many lovely and useful gifts
The Elite club met at the home Of Mrs. Mable Mitchell
80 Femock courts last week After the business session
cous repast Mrs Helen Quick received many
duutu gifts her anniversary from the members The
=" meeting viii be at the home of Mrs Beatrice Boyd Apt
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-05

II. G. Cutter
WANTED: Two dependable boys
to sell the STATE PRESS, con-
tact Rev. E. c. Cutter on Thurs
day :. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lacy, ST., Barbara Ann, Melvin
Leroy and Edward Lacy, jr. and
Mrs Matilda Good we're guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry
Minton on Thanksgiving. The hos
tess served delicious Thanks
giving dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Num- had as dinner guests
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie Lee
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Cummin
Mum from Camden and Mrs. Del
phine Hall The group motored to
Urbana Mrs. Bessie Clark
and Mrs. Chapel of Los Ange-
les and MIR. Perkins OF Monroe,
Louisiana spent Friday in Louis
lana Mrs. Fannie Ward of
Strong was here last week
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas o. McJunk~
ms, jr, and family Of Alcora
college in Mississippi spent the
Thanksgiving here with their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. T. o. Nc
Junkins Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf
ON Niece spent Thanksgiving
here with homefolks. They work
in Mississippi Willie willing
ham Of Mt. Holly made a business
trip to FL Dorado last week. MIR.
Willingham is the husband OF Mrs.
Lille SeWel Mrs. j. B. King
and Mrs. M J. Moore and son
were guests of Mrs. Fate Davis for
Thanksgiving dinner, Rev. L. G.
Cutter was also dinner guest !
Mrs. Parlee Carter Of Louisville
is visiting Mrs. Clark II. L.
Voice died November % i. Fun
eral service for Hoshia p Parker
was conducted November 80 at
Mt. Zion Baptist church in Ur-
bana Rev. Holly delivered the
eulogy.
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Mrs Julia Ann Miner and
daughter, Lacerine, visited their
mother and grandmother recent
ly Mrs Simon Baxter and
daughter spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs, Lon Burch and
family Circle No. ! met at
the home Of Mrs. Ella Thompson
with 10 members present. TIL c
offering was $203, Mrs. A. Hid
reth taught the lesson. The next
meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. Adline Hildreth All mem
bers are urged TO be present
The first Sunday is rally day
at New Jerusalem Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Burch,
George Ira Burch and children,
Joyce Jones' Mrs Julia Minor
and daughter visited Mrs. C. Par
Tor and family recently Riley
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Ruling.
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Continued from page one
National Association for the Ad-
yaneement OF Colored People fill
ed with the high court a memo
randum waving their right to file
a brief opposing DelaWare's mo
ton for Supreme Court review
of a lower court decision which
ordered Negro children admitted
To the formerly all white schools
IN question In waving opposl-
ton. the NAACP asked that the
case be advanced on the Su-
preme Courts docket to be heard
with the other appeals
The four other cases to be
heard December 9 II are APP
peals from lower court decisions
unfolding segregation in public
elementary and secondary schools
in Clarendon county, S. c.; To-
peka Kansas; Prince Edward co,
Va; and the District of Columbia
All five cases present direct
challenge to segregation in pub
lie education per Sc and ask that
the court set aside the 56-year-
old separate but equal" theory,
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Sweet Home

The deacon rally closed Nov.
30 at Zion Hill Baptist church
Rev " M. Gates conducted the
devotion and Rev J. N. Nichols
delivered the sermon. Rev. W C..
Porter introduced the guest speak
CT fof the afternoon service who
was Attorney w, Harold Flow
ers of Pine Bluff The offering
was S9064. The junior choir
raised S72. Rev. B. J Whitfield
IS pastor.
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ambulant patients.
The regular weekly movie was
Girl Trouble" and was shown on
Wednesday night.
A party was given Thanksgiv-
ing day by the men of the sana-
forum in the auditorium This
was a grand affair Approximate.
" 100 persons attended the open
house party, Games were played
z.terWhieh am attractive and
.astv plate lunch was served Mis-
Heelinton Bryant and Mss Woods
assisted the men with the prcpa-
ration and serving the deliciou
meHu Sponsors We're William
Marshall Simon Ravford, Rufus
Adams and other men Of the
Chambers building The Thanks
irving activities came 70 an end
with the regular worship service
Sunday afternoon. Rev. W NJ.
Whitfield delivered the Thanks
giving sermon, This service was
sponsored by the ladies prayer
meeting group Remarks were
made by Henry Harst and Miss
Christine Turner. leader of the
prayer meeting group
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vocation in Memphis & Mrs
Stewart gave the Thanksgiving
message at the Ralph Hunche
school last week The supertn-
tendent, Howard Perrin. visited
the school during the morning
session. Mrs. Cleveland presented
the first. second, third and fourth
grades IN a Thanksgiving program
at $50 p. m. Mrs. Malissia Fuller
and Mrs. Mary johnson were Wis
itors, The PTA will have its
Christmas meeting December 9Th
at 8 p. m. Mrs. Alice M. Crosby
VIII give a report of the central
district meeting Cpl Jackie
Ray Johnson of Japan and Mrs.
johnson OF Pine Bluff announce
the birth of daughter. Jacquline
Ray Mrs. Steart spent Thanks
giving week end with her hus-
band, Elder E. Steart of Malvern
e. Mrs. Cleveland is in ArkadeI-
phia with her husband, Claud
Cleveland and her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. A j Blanche Mrs.
Angelo Johnson and son spent
Thanksgiving day in Arkadelnhia
with Prof and Mrs II. M. Cot
ledge Miss Freddie 90 TsIssF.,
ons visited relatives in Prescott !.
Lois johnson attended the Dun
bar Jones game in North Little
Rock.
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j. a Taylor
Mrs. f. Maltbra who has spent
an extended vacation in New Ma
drid, Missouri with her son, Car
lis, has returned home. She was
accompanied by her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlis Matilda
Mrs. Pearley Wiley honored Mr.
and Mrs II. NJ Weaver and Mrs.
Bessie Sanders and Amer Elby
OF Chicago with a luncheon at her
home Sunday afternoon. Other
guests included Mrs. Lucy Loop
er, Mrs. Lilly Sutton, Mrs. Lenora
Thomas and Mrs. G. Benton
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Davidson
and children of South Bend. Indi-
ana, attended the general convu-
cation of the Church OF God in
Christ Mrs. Rachel Fortune
has been reported very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Sal
Att ~ AtoENis wi D W. IIdff&h
and daughter. Loretta, spent the
week end with their parents
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Leapheart of Happy Bend :.
Mrs Odell Embrey spent the
week end in Little Rock with
her sister, Mrs Hester Wade. and
Mrs. Essie v. Thomas Mrs.
c. S. Sutton has returned after
attending the general conference
of tine CINE church in Fl. Smith !.
Persons attending the singing
convention in Blackwell included
Mesdames Gladys Gilmore, Lucy
Gill, Beulah Anderson and Odell
Embrey.
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-05
Legal Notice
NOTICE

In the Probate Court Of Pulaski
County Arkansas.
In the Matter Of The Estate of
Ida d. Brooks. incompetent, Ern-
eStlne Brooks Hobbs. Guardian
No 1928
The above named guardian
through her attorney filed a pc
tltlon in the above named court
on Wednesday, December 3 1852
asking that she be authorized 10
sell the wards herein interest in
certain property lying in Wood
ruff County, Arkansas and de-
scribed to-wIt
Part of the Northeast quarter
Of the Northeast quarter
Of the East part of the North
west quarter Of the Northeast
quarter OF Section Twenty D20
Township Six 80. Range Three
go and consisting Of Twenty
five (25) acres, and
South part Of the Northeast
quarter Of the Northeast quarter
Of Section Twenty co. Town
ship Six 90, Range Three C3D
and consisting of Six and one
fourth @ la acres
All persons having an interce'
in the hearing in any way are
hereby notified that on Wednes-
day, January z 1858 a hearinp
will be held on the petition Of the
guardian in the list Division Of
the Pulaski County Probate Cour'
at 1000 A. NJ This notice is first
published ON the 5th day Of he
cember, 1852
Eruestinc Brooks Hobbs, Guardi7r
5O4 W 25th St., North Little Rock
Arkansas
Thad d. williams, Attorney 70,
Guardian, 1923 Ringo St.. Littl,
Rock, Arkansas.
ISL" o
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We the operators of Wade's
Beauty Shor are always ready to
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice in all phases Of beauty work
to the public. Our Motto: pleas
ing You Is Our Pleasure
Operators:
Mrs. Idella Barber
miss Lorene Walters
Mrs. Carrie j. Coleman
4--Miss Bertha l.. Jackson
5--Miss Mae Alternately
6--Mrs. Elizabeth Mccall
BARRIERS:
Mr. u G. Wade
BARBER WANTED
724 v. w shingtou-PhOnc 1891
North Little Rock
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rordyce


Hosea Flanagan, Vine was
patient in Ouachita county elm
&c for several days, passed a few
days ago HIS body was taken 20
St John AhiE church where he
had been a regular attendant for
many years, TO be viewed by his
many friends, The eulogy was de-
hvered by Rev A. Shelton. Sur
viyors are two daughters, Miss
Martha Flanagan of Hot Springs
and Miss Thelma Flanagan Of
Los Angeles; a son, Horace Flann-
aEan Of Phoenix, Arizona
Walter Hawkins, an inmate of the
old folks home in Pine Bluff for
more than a year passed last
week and was buried from Taber-
naele Baptist church Sunday The
eulogy was delivered by Rev a.
N Young o.. Rev M A. Williams
of Thornton anticipates nding
the state legislative meeting in
the state capitol building this
week, Rev williams Is not only
a fine minister Of the gospel but
a leading figure in civic and po-
litical activities He Is a MEM
Der Of the labor union. vice presl-
dent of the Cotton Belt railway
maintenance highway and spekcs-
man Of his union III Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Missouri and
Illinois Rev, r NJ. Garrison
who was a patient in the Warner
Brown hospital in Ell Dorado for
seven days is al the home of his
sister. Mrs Matte Halter His
wife, Mrs Ncttie Garrison wishes
to express his gratefulneas to the
Douglas Chapel Baptist church
that gave Rev. Garrison cash
donation while confined to bed
and others who ministered to his
needs while in the home of hts
sister His niece, Mrs Bessie CAL
vim Of Saginaw, Michigan visited
his bedside Mrs. FIJI c a
Marks Of Las Vegas is in critical
condition in the home of her
daughter Mrs. Juanita NJ Smith,
in South Fordyce Mrs Marks is
a former Fordycian but has lived
in Nevada for the past ten years
Sections two and three
of Bradley district association
were conducted respectively at
First Baptist church. Rev. M. J.
Simmons, president and the Lees
Ridge Baptist church in Faren-
dale, Rev, ]. A. Allen. president
Both Of these meetings were, well
attended considering the inclcm-
emit weather. Section two raised
$22i90 and section three raised
Sl4485 Many Fordycians at
tended the Baptist state conven-
ton held in the municipal audi
forum in Camden. Rev F, T. Guy
Of Little Rock presided over the
general convention Mrs. Sal
lie Neal passed thru our city last
week en- route from Los Angeles
to Warren A. w Flowers,
secretary treasurer of the re-
lief department of FRAN grand
lodge and II Evans, both of Pine
Bluff and f. f. Scott of this city
attended the extra session Of the
grand lodge, FRANZ in Helena
Thanksgiving day They report
fine meeting. Mr.. Scott delivered
the major address Rev. J. NJ.
Young, pastor of Jerusalem Bapt
church is erecting new home.
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Clarendon

The district grand lodge No. |
of the most worshipful Prince
Hall grand lodge convened in Hell
ena last week as guest of Alpha
lodge No. 233.
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s-ts4sagatun ..- .wo sisters visited
-ar. ana 4.7. George Ira Burch ,
Miss D4uthy Frazier visited
Mss P4tsy Jones Sunday On
...r sex list is Miss Eletha Burch.
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Miss Gwendolyn Richardson was
crowned Miss MIA last week.
Mrs. F. B Lowe was sponsor .
The school gave a Thanksgiving
dinner last week.
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CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE: Fur Goat, Ranch
Mink Dyed MrSkrat. Perfect
Condition. One year old.
Call 4-93f5.
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Husband Dead
Continued from page one

would mold Mrs, Belman on an open charge.
Belmans survivors include his widow; a son. Leroy;
three daughters Irene, Bobbie Jean and Dorothy jean
and his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beman.
Miller funeral home is in charge of funeral arrange
ments.
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Mary 8. Johnson

Mary 4. Johnson
Elder Parrish and a group Of
members of the Church of God
in Christ are attending the con-
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50 swiftly that Estle felo. in sehus. too.
Sincere sympah 10 the mly Of 5aa late Willie c. key
He will be greatly missed in this community
H~s off .o = -s.... -iub guests enjoyed the
pleasant
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g. Hemock Mrs Doris Johnson president Mrs
Mabe Mitchell, secretary.
The Friendship club in its monthly meeting last week
pulled for the Christmas be given the home
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hughes 903 Beech Mrs Evelyn Hason
PRESIDENT Mrs Blanche Handy reporter.
The Sacred Five will render their monthly program Sun
day night at King Solomon Baptist church.
The Charmes met at the home of Miss Ruby Mae Sater
and delicious epast served enjoyed by everyone
The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Jueanester Smith
S07 | street
The Harvest sponsored by the Beaucans club chapter
which given the home of Mr. Mrs w NJ Wallace
Sunday The meeting the club will
be Monday 1870 m. Young YWCA, 14th and Cedar
All members asked be present Nicely
president: Mrs. Mildred Gayden, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1952-12-05

not work for hun the time the
"Arkansaw Travellers" ~ ~
Sylvia Caruth Cegona secretary of NCNW) and 'yours
truly Journeyed to Baton Rouge louisiana
TO attend the regional board meeting NCNW The trip
packed full of experiences We ourneyed (va Missouri
Facilc bus) to Memphis and from Memphis lexington
Mississippi tDr Maorys Frazier as we travel
ed into the heart of could easily see this state
had had face lifting Highway 81, as glass am
for miles four lane The fields had given away
the big circle Z, circle and many ranches highway
was beautiful sight observe, the up-to-date ranch Sy
homes the spacious barns the sos the pastures last h
not least the cattle Those folk go hereford ba
angus, the Bangus and of the auction thing
the day These caenen have their all
all they appear be doing alright why good
sell fer dollar and ten cents pound In Lexington spe
many pleasant hours at Maloys school the Saints Lit
erary and Industrial school 1t is inspiring and breahaRn
to see what she has been able accomplish the past twenty
years The school been replaced
brick buildings The faculty has increased from enc to twenty
two This school sends its rays like beacon light
the state of Mississippi and all parts of the country We
many students from Connecticut New York Ohio Africa
The school is "veritabe heaven l. for President
Mallory for there she is loved and deeply respected From
Lexington (Dr Mallory and Irene Powell joined ourn-
eyed Baton Rouge, Louisiana Two things always claim
attention there the state capital building towering
monument to the late Iuey Long and the massive million
dollar Standard Oil company occupying
This is just of the many plants that may found
Rouge and other parts of Louisiana You know Huey Long
invited them and encouraged them remain by exempng
them from for the first years. The payrols
ing the schools packed ammed and the folk are
generally prosperous Many schools viii be forced have
the platoon system beginning September 1858 The regional
board meeting very informative nspratona Dr. NAL
Tory presided the meeting 1t seeing Sylvia How
ard president of Baton Rouge counc Ima Curry Carrie
Taylor Marcella Higgins Maggie n Rngod Many plans
made for the regional conference which will
Little Rock BY the way the travellers did the
ice and sleet just cold rain.
Here And There
The ELEVEN A NJ. ers" with Naomi Mitchell few
days ago The members engaged games spent enjoy
able hours relaxing. Folk still talking about the de-
hcous baked ham, hot rolls and all the other good things.
Edna Harris is giving Benefit Tea" her home
day. Bateman ir Capital Hill school and
mon" is working hard make him winner For my part
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Thought For The Week,
BY Gwcndoiyn n. Floyd

Thought For The Week:
~ i mink worked for man would work him
not work for hun of the time
work against him undivided service or none
Elbert bard
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Perennial Sdrden SluD
The Perennial Garden club
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Murfello) left Monday, Feb. 25
for Camp Polk, La, where Mrs.
AtWell will spend some time
with her husband who is sta
toned there. Mrs. Turk will re-
turn by train to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Pot.
Jimmy Oxenrider of Ward
Drive was on the chaming chill
dren program on TV on Monday
this week.
The public is invited to a
Grange card party that will be
held at Parkside Recreation Sat
urday evening, March 8, at $50
pm. Pinochle and five hund-
req will be played.
The Mullin I.G.A. Super Mar
ket opened this week in the ia
cobs block.
The next meeting of the La
dies Night Out club will be held
March IL, at 8 pm. at the Bap-
tist church. 1t will be a special
meeting for newcomers and al
so for Past Presidents.
Jimmy Oxenrider of Ward
Drive was on the Charming
Children program on TV on
Thursday of last week.
Leaders at the Baptist Youth
Fellowship program at the Bap-
tist church, March z, 8, 8, are
as follows: DIR. Lawrence Fitz-
gerald, Director of Youth Pub
locations, Society of Philadel-
phia; Rev. Dwight Klench, Di-
rector of Brooks House in Ham
mond, Ind; Rev. George Mac
Donald, Youth Leader from Chi
cago; Miss Audrey Wolfe, prom
inent youth leader in Pittsburgh.
A White Elephant Sale will
be given by the Pre-School West
Geauga P.T.A., March %, at the
Russell gym at 10 am. starting
time. Donations for this sale
are needed. A truck is available
and will pick up almost any
thing, as furniture, clothing, or
anything in children's line. One
table will be devoted to wool
ems and used clothing for the
making of hooked or braided
rugs. They would appreciate
clean worn wooden clothing do
mated for this table.
The high bowling scores at
the Parkside Recreation this
week are as follows: Ladies -
Mae Lassa, 213; Nancy Barnes,
212; Pat PIakowski, 1872; Shirley
Fowler, 191; Denelda Kassick,
1873. For the men - James
Baumgartner, 242; Adam Kas-
sick, 235; Frank Bolek, 234;
Roger Warner, 222; DR.. John
Rose, 220. For the boys-James
Taylor, 215 and 19l; Dick Rich
mond, 200; Gary Lyman, l89.
Mrs. Frank Petkosek gave a
luncheon Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Sarah Butler. Present
were Mrs. Albert Fenstermaker,
Mrs. William Krause, Mrs. Ralph
Smith, Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux,
Mrs. Don Southwick, and Jean
Frich besides the guest of hon.
o. and the hostess.
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Munson Women
Study Politics

MUNSON - The Munson
Study Unit of the League of
Women Voters met at the home
of Mrs. James Osborn, Thurs
day Feb. 26, with twenty pres
ent, six Of whom were guests
from the Burton Study group.
Minutes of two League Meet
ings were read. Mrs. Florence
McGeough gave a report on
the Finance and Taxation OF
the Ohio Constitution. Mrs. z.
I. Worthington spoke briefly on
Conservation. Mrs. Paul Alvord
gave the second part, the Study
Of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn. Mrs. Robert Bannister re-
ported on the progress of the
study of Education.
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NEWS from
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Wednesday, Feb. q, at the home
of Mrs. Edna Reis, with Mrs.
Emma Spargrove assisting her
as hostess. Mrs. Dorothy Stone
and Mrs. Belle Battles, both
spoke on 'Evergreens." T h e y
brought specimens of cedar,
yew, fir, spruce, arbor vitae,
white pine and red pine.
The business meeting was
conducted by the vice president,
Mrs. Edna Refs. The Constitu-
ton was amended. Two names
were proposed for membership
and they will be voted on at the
next meeting.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Lillian Ray,
March %, at 1890 am. 1t will
be a workshop program. Mem
bers are asked to bring any ma
terial they wish to work on,
metal, bamboo, or cooky can
containers, etc.