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Evening star., 1952-07-13
Record Field Of 1873
10 Compete tuesday
In Maryland Open

A record field Of 13s players. SO
many that the last threesome will
not leave the tee until 5:24 pm.
on its second round, will compete
Tuesday in the 32d Maryland
Open golf championship.
Ten former champions are In
the list Of 76 professionals and
I62 amateurs scheduled to play
36 holes over the Fountain Head
course in Hagerstown, Md. Posi-
lively no post entries will be ac-
Ecepted.
Play will start at 7:30 am.
Tuesday and the late starters will
be fortunate if they finish before
dark.
The prize money Of $1,000 for
the pros, plus amateur awards,
probably will be increased due
to the size of the field. The
winner now is scheduled to re-
Iceive $3.50 and a trophy.
The 10 former champions repre-
sent winners Of II Maryland
Opens as AL Houghton has won
the title four times. Cliff Spencer
three and Charley Bassler and
Jack Isaacs, the latter the de-
Tending champion. twice each.
More than 200 players are
scheduled to compete tomorrow
in a pro-amateur at Fountain
Head that also will serve as q
practice round.
Pairings and starting times Of
Washington area players: Second
round starts i've hours after first.
.c;,s c5;,:39zArthur Jones. unatt. 7:42-
Nsysl Assss@s:. asGR, d. = judd. ss'df'fesfl Rsn..
s;oo@Jin ASs; saehenheimer Chevy Chase.
s:9s-G..rnT.o ss:99ss-G.rTor no,ls rlfsFs shsrwood Forest;
george iEfi DifienSsusS S'1ssGS Kenwood Sdva s:4sMAI-
:; 3 T. sssdEsod w tS .s;ss4Izbssey bR Rlckssss: fkssss
nfsnSa .ns e ensasfs nsN SssHsa Fch.rey
sf s9S sso esFl sesPs vPM eia5 so
asoTass S:4eGso6 chsSdlsr haHddfln.0f Pr. rdne: o.o:
Flint. 9:4$-.Bob Lumsden. sherwood
E; and Al Jamison. Quantico. 9:54-Max
!s; :Is Rslph Elo,e ,. Tree; 1o:1.
Peacock. Sligc. Park. l0:Se-Harry Cries
mont; and John Musssr: All view. 1854
11:Oe-.Maury Fitzgerald. Ken. and John
zaleski: Fredericksburg. 11:I2-BilI Mark
ham. W9odmont. ll:24-Ward. BURGESS.
cCC: 1;36-Larry Hogan; y; Flint. i AZ
Dqn liz nsts SsasiS5 soS TFss as5
emy. 11:54-Mel shorey. Ind. sp.
12:l2-'Billy Martin. Wash. G&Cc. and
Cln McKimmie. Unatt. l2:24-Bill Crab
be. Rock Creek. and paul johnson, 8.
Sherwood r.
s-Amateur.
Starting times Of Washington
area pros in t6morrow's pro-ama-
teur:
e:15--Al Janitson. a:31--Cherley Muck,
9:35-Bin Markham. 0:66--Max Eibin.
10-M Houghton. 1O:l6-FTed Bottom.
10:20-Frank Tenney. 1O:25-Bill Down.
Ing: 10:5O-Cnn Spencer; 10:55-Earl
: If:1o-Georse piRenbaush; 1890
1T; J; Cibraski; 12:10-Dewey Rick.
I:iS-Art Jones: i:s0[Ward Burgess;
l:25-Set Collinge: 2:25-pon saylor;
Evening star., 1952-07-13
By MerrelI WhittIesey

Ray Shields, who with his twin
brother. Roy, brought Ben Hogan
here last Sunday for the exhibi-
ton match at White Flint, was
Evening star., 1952-07-13
BY the Assoeiutsd Press

HELSINKI. July 12.-The cli-
max of a lifetime in sports may
come here next week for Avery
Brundage head of the United
Evening star., 1952-05-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

l949 Champion; over
drive, r. and h.; shiny black finish,
excellent: S995. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 301O r. I. ave. ne, DE.
1902.
1947 Starlite coupe;
$795. Why pay more? 6et Bank
Financing. Washington's Largest
Non Franchised Dealer, AUTO
Evening star., 1952-05-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1947 Commander
Starlight coupe: this car is loaded
with extras, sea green finish that
has had excellent care by one for
mer owner. This outstanding
available to you for only $S95. See
it today. LOGAN MOTOR CO.. I'LL
18th st. NV. D1. $500. Open ewes.
til 3.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion: T.
and h.; overdrive; 81, ,095. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES. 4904 Hampden lane,
Bethesda. WI. 1900. 10
STUDEBAKER 1887 4-dr. Dictator
sedan; '4S motor, r. and h., excel
cond.: $500. LU. 1857. %
Evening star., 1952-05-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1851 Champion A.
door; heater and overdrive; $500
actual miles; $l,495. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES. 4904 Hampden lane,
Bethesda. WI. 100. 10
1947 Land Cruiser;
radio, heater, overdrive; 1905.
Hampden lane. Bethesda. WI. 1900.
MARTIN MOTOR SALES, 1904
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
NAACP Hold Mass
Meeting Sunday

The NAACP will hold a mass
meeting May 18th at O'Clock
at Bulloeks Temple CINE church.
nth at Cross street. Rev. F. D
Adams will be the principal
speaker for the Sunday meeting.
Rev Adams is a graduate Of
Mississippi Industrial school and
he has done additional study ct
Harvard university He has been
the pastor of Miles Chapel CINE
church for the past 20 years.
and is now the president of the
Little Rock Interdenominat onal
Ministerial Alliance.
The Arkansas Baptist college
choir will sing and a special de.
votional period for mothers will
be observed.
Membership workers will make
reports and other civic business
viii be discussed and acted upon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
White City

Sunday was pastoral day. Rev
Otto Jones preached a very in.
spring sermon. Deacon James
hurry was called to preach. He
Will preach his frs. sermon al
First Baptist church Wednesday
night at 7.45 Mrs. Annie
Thompson is back from a three
weeks visit In Kansas City
The three hurry children left
this week for a visit with Their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lie Hughes in Tucker Mrs
Rose Coverson is sponsoring Q
Mothers day program. Rev. G.
Tucker will be the speaker /.
On the sick list Is Roman Trice.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

VIII Boyd, James Motion ard JEFF
Jefferson James Motion Is
back home from the state Hospital
,.. The work his bs4n quite
successful in the home economics
department at Wrigdtwills hish
school, There has been an cx.
change Of classes with agriculture
boys. The boys renovated furni.
ture and painted In the home
&C department while r,e girls stu.
died soil conservatism In tha a
Rriculture department. The field
trip to Terry Dairy and Meyers
Bakery were Jointly shred. Tht
ldls and adult lass had quito
= successful spring fashion revue
Field and track wal quite enjoy.
able, Winners for ~ Wrightsvillo
high school were Clcophus Smith
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Sweet Home

Rev. Walter Porter Just cloael
20 night evangelistic campaign.
Six persons were converted ard
baptized Sunday BY Rev. Porter
and two were reclaimed. Rev.
Porter was born and reared here.
He has served years ~ the
armed forces and was anointed tn
preach two years ago. lie was ae.
companied by Rev. Lowry, Rev.
Taylor. Rev. JohEson aad Rev. J.
NJ. Oliver.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Conway
frs. Charlie Maddox


daughter, Linda Marie, have ~
turned to their home in KsnRs
City after visiting their breft<
er and uncle, Charlie Henry, 40
other relatives Mr. and Mn
James have as house guest ~
electra Sims Of Kansas City -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eulus Rosebus 40
as house guests Mr.. and Mrs r..
Burwell and daughter, Mrs LeurD
Williams, Of Cleveland. Also visit~
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Roseburr wOu
l.. B. Chambers and Leroy Rainy
of Hollersville :. Word hav hssDe
received that Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Howell are parents Of -,
James Kenneth. who was bspIr
May list. The baby Is thu sa1b
child of the Hcwells after asAESs,
married 10 years. Mrs. Howsls -
the former Miss Kathrine H~xv,~
ton Sgt. and Mrs. Jaaa&s 4.
Simon are house guests csd 1xE
Simon's step father. James NiG~
ston En- route to the city 1aeyr
visited Mrs. Simon's moskss kzs
Columbus, Ohio and her Hlsees,
Mrs. Cleo Brown and other aSltAe
tives in Kansas City. Sgt. aha1sue
has been in service for Q 3sswss
When the Simons leave tks o.
!, they will visit in Washingtsp : i.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

The Progressive club met at the
office OF Attorney Thad Williams
last week. A very interesting bust
ness meeting was conducted after
which a delicious plate and cold
drinks were served by the host,
Attorney Williams. The next meet
ing will be at the home OF Mrs
Mable Williams, 1870 lizard on
May Nth at 800 p. m. All men,
bers are urged to be present. Sam
uel Posey is president.
The Helping Hand club held
its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Willie Mae Porter
Nineteen members were present
The next meeting will be held
May 10 and members will be no.
titled of the meeting place. Mrs
Alice Scott, president; Mrs. Ar
denia Woodson, reporter.
The Twilldo Cotere club met
with Mrs. E. Cole. The hostess
served a delicious dinner after the
business session Five games OF
whist were played. Prize winners
were as follows: first, Mrs. N
Brown; second, Mrs. II. Jones
and third, Mrs Ballard. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. N,
Hampton, 6l9 S Maple. Mrs. N
Brown. president; Mrs. B. NJ
Hamilton. reporter
Mrs. Mary Jones was hostess
to the Lucky Twelve Handicraft
club last week. A delicious re-
past was served. The meeting was
opened by the president and bust
ness was discussed. The mex.
meeting will be held at lIli W.
18th. with Mrs. Dollie Nj. Nor.
rison as hostess. Mrs. d. nj. Nor
rison. reporter Mrs Zadie Isaac.
president.
The Greater Little Rock AMIN
Alumni club held its regular
monthly meeting May 4th a. the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
McSwain on Jacksonville high
way with Mesdames Bernice Me.
Swain. Florine Frida and vsrma
Isum as hostesses. Guests pres
ent were Mrs. Vhaness b Mcten-
ry and Prof o. II. Holiday Of
Pine Bluff, Mrs, c. A. Hicks
and W. d. Stubs Of Little Rock.
Mrs. Theodosia Cooper. recent
delegate TO the international con-
ference on Crippled and Excep-
tional children at Omaha, Ne.
braska, gave some of It's high
lights. The club was later guided
through the Arkansas c. c. Con-
valescent center at Jacksonville
by Mrs Cooper. A tape recorder
and radio have been given the
center by this club. c. A. Hicks
president.
Allegro Espiritis club enter
tanned Sunday with a Womanlcss
Tea at the home of Mrs Helen
Lane. 1909 Pulaski The tea was
sponsored by Mrs. Tnez Robinson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Local Citizen
FuneraIized

Funeral services for Mrs. Man.
ME Edwards. who died Monday
at her home, 7i9 State stree.
were conducted Saturday with
Good Samaritan honos. Rev. Mix
on delivered the eulogy. Mrs. Ed.
wards had been a resident OF the
city for more than forty years
Survivors include four brothers,
John Deshzer, Memphis; Sam Dies.
her. Pine Bluff. Frank Desh.
ger, Florence and Albert Deshzer,
a sister, Mrs. Mary Eta Brown:
a daughter, Alma Edward and
five grand children all OF N,
city. Burial was in fraternal GENE.
terry.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
school education.

school education.
MIR. Henry is the only person o.
that community to finish college
He is a graduate of AMIN col.
lege, He has been the principal
of Gurdner high school for six
years. j. b. Tilque talked on be-
half of Mr. Henry as a principal.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev X. b. Long, pastor of Shi-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

Hopc-The members OF the YER
ger family express their thanks
and appreciation TO their many
relatives and friends for the sym
pathy and kindness shown dur
Ing the recent illness and death
OF their son and brothe., Henry
Clay Yergcr. II.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

The Time Savers club met at the
home Of Charles Cross Monday
night After the business meeting
the host served refreshments to
the group.
Sgt and Mrs Loran Wheeler
left for Los Angeles Tuesday
night to visit his sister. Mrs Les
sic Nichols and Ruth Mundin. En-
route home they will visit various
points and places of interest SGT
Wheeler in home from overseas
duty.
Cpl Muriel e. Mitchell left The
city Monday night after being
home on 30 day leave Cpl Nit
chell viii be stationed at Camp
Chaffen
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
RIGHT AROUND US
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd

Bussey1; Omega Psi Phi( Charles
Hicks; Phi Beta Sigma Charles
{. Walker; Kappa Alpha Psi
eOba White; Alpha Phi Alpha CA.
A. Arnold, SRI; Zeta Phi Beta
tAnnie M. Gillespie) Sigma Gam.
ma Rho Naomi Coulter; Alpha
Kappa Alpha (Allene Waugh;
Delta Sigma Theta (Sue c. vii.
liams), North Little Rock Civic
League Beatrice James, and Ar.
thur Russell (member of the adj
visory committee).
Much praise is due the commit
tee that functioned in the follow
ing capacities:
advisory = ]. r. Booker, A. A.
Arnold. ST., d. M. Wells, Jesse
B. Woods, Arthur Russell, Eliza
Hunter o. Sherman tthe Rever-
end;
executive Edna Douglas tchr)
Lillian Thomas. Edith Burton,
Louis Guy, Elizabeth Hamilton.
float Vivian Amid (ehr1. An
ME Mae Gillespie (co-chr)
queen selection = Ercel Ish fchrD
parade and band = Sadye Thomp
son (chrl, Myrtle Williams Eco
ehr1.
queen coronation = Sylvia caruth
tchr), Katie B. Upper (co-chr)
gifts = Adele Woods.
publicity Daisy Bates tchr),
Freddye Sue Turner.
general secretary Gwendolyn
Floyd.
general director Sue c. Will
liams.
Here And There
Edna Douglas (chr. Of the board
Of management of the YWCA
and Leola M. Walker (exec. di.
rector of the YWCA are in
Chicago, Illinois, attending the
national YWCA. conference. The
members OF the board Of manage.
ment are looking forward to their
reports at the regular board meet
ing on May 18th.
j. Robert Booker tAity at.
tended the executive board meet.
ing OF the National Negro bar as.
ISOLATION this past week In De-
troit, Michigan. Enrou,e home, he
visited the Pearrys Matte AL.
bert and husband) and the v
A. Bookers' cBill" and Rhea) In
Chicago
U. S. Parr. jr.(of Uncle Sans
army is now stationed behind the
lines In Korea. U. 8. jr. Is the
son Of the PARIS ~. S. Sr. and
Pinkie). He is a recent graduate
of AMIN college and member
Of Alpha Phi Alpha frl.,lnlty
F. Alene Waugh tbasileus)
Ercel fsh, zerita Tate, Mildred An
derson and Gwendolyn Floyd
tmcmbers Of Beta pi Omega
chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
attended the annual costume par
ty given by the sorors of Delta
Omega omega chapter Of Al
pha Kappa Alpha in Pine Bluff.
on Wedne day. April 30
Minnie Pearl Henry Cstudeni Of
Arkansas Baptist college and
second place winner IN the Spirit
Of Cotton contest was featured
with the Spirit in the "cottonatta"
I'm Memphis. Tennessee
! W. Robinson CM y. presi
dent Of Ark. NDN and G p
Freeman dds VGGA) attend
cd 'hc bic political "pow-wow"
held in Mississippi a few days
ago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

The Junior choir Of Arch Street
viii sing at Pulliam Temple
church Friday night Rev A. c.
Williams is the pastor Of Pulliam
Temple The director Of the Arch
Street choir will organize a choir
for pulliam Temple e. The fu !.
eraf of Rev. Lee was held at Cor.
ner Chapel last week. Ministers
giving remarks were Rev, iorsely
Rev puillam and Rev. J. r Green
Rev Willis delivered the eulogy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
|FRF" IT y p y
Aaolaexl aldz
rELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-5s3s

| cayalette club met at the
:. Mrs. Nettie Jones. Elee'
| officers was held with the
L. persons elected: Mrs
| Leary, president Mrs
| Tucker, vice PRESIDENT
(sIphine Mcclaln' secretary
Ergie Kohlman, assistant
H.. Mrs. Lewis Boone
Miss Jessie Mae VIII
sergeant at arms; Mrs
| Lee. chairman of the So
Innlttee, Mrs. Mable john
k0.ebalrman, Mrs. Alfreada
| reporter and Mrs hefEp
an, charity funds A love-
H. was served and three
| 4 Whist were played.
| -5isners were Mrs. Helen
[on. Mrs. Stella Tucker
n Fannie Day Guest OF
k,Ine was MIS-. Ida b
The next meeting will
Mrs vIrgie #Kohlman as
En Kissam Of Tyler, Texas
lp. Arnold, seguin, Texas
! with Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.
1904 West Capital ave-
kaFday night. They We're
h. from a vocational agri-
meeting held last week
bcln university, jefferson
llnoun. Mr.. Nissan and Mr..
we're classmates at Prairie
kollege,
Elmira " Brown high
Of Mccrory will present
tal program at Wesley
Sunday at ZOO p. m. spon-
ky the senior choir. Sam
h Is choir director and
aura Jean Jones. pianist.
ine Edwards Is principal
Thool, The public is In
O. B Conner. 1901 So
left for Chicago Monday
ID the AME general con.
While there she will be
her daughter. Mrs. Maude
James 1915 Langley, Mrs
has attended all general
tes since 1924.
sa'ihess and Professional
club will meet In It's
business meeting at the
saturday at $50. All men,
urged 10 be present. Mrs.
uldrew, president,
|W @. Freeman. Of Far
rccn, guest of her son
sh'er In law Dr. and Mrs.
freeman. The Frecmans
aIn'ni dentists here.
n party will be given a,
T. Of Beauty. go West
|s.'' June 2nd by Chapter
The next meeting will
/ Monday night. May 10Th
0'f' are asked TO be pres.
lack Bum. president.
y Hester, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
wrightsviIIe
Wardcll Wright

Wardcll Wright
The Gospel Temple Baptist
Sunday school was conducted by
the acting superintendent. Mrs
Emma Lee Sutton Mrs. G.
Foxes died last week. Funeral
will be conducted Sunoay a. Cos
pei Temple Baptist oh ti.a d.
On the sick list are Mft Pearl
Wright, Mrs. Matte jefferson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Signs Of The Times:-

Growth is evident when man
ana woman are able to discern
That causes, community pro.
Jeets, the general public are big
ger than personalities.
Local Council Women Bring
honors to Little Rock
Orchids To Daisy Bates (Mrs
L. c.. Daisy accompanied the
Spirit of Cotton barbara
thompson on the Eastern tour.
From all reports, those two did
grand job of winning friends and
popularizing the glamorous cotton
frocks. Daisy is a member of the
executive board, chairman of the
citizenship education committee oil
local chapter of NCNW and is the
historian Of region w. of NCNW
To Austine Williams Mrs. Ar
hiel, who led the "Beauticians'
Pilgrimage to the grave of the
late Madam c. j. Walker of Wood
lawn cemetery New York. Aus
tine was the leader of the 100
beauticians who competed for
honofs in the Pilgrimage contest
The funds raised by the represen-
tatives throughout the country
will be used to establish a ma.
tional beauticians headquarters in
Washington, ID. c. Austine had
the distinction of being honored
on all of the occasions she was
in the first car in the parade 10
Woodlawn cemetery; she was in
troducted at the memorial services
at the AME Zion church; and she
was in the receiving line at the
reception held at the Hotel The
resa .........Austine is one OF the
vice presidents of the local chap
ter OF NCNW. My MY the girls
are carrying on" Daisy and Aus
tine are both recipients Of local
council citations for their Give
work in our community, Daisy was
awarded the NCNW regional CT
tation Tor her work in citizen
ship education.
Operation, Cooperation, Results In
a Successful Rose Festival
Hats off, TO Charles Bussey
local deputy sheriff and business
man for an excellent Rose fes'
tyal." Charles Is "go-getter
and does very little arm char
work when there is something
stewing." His energy and perser'
verance commands the respect OF
the entire community. The world
demands Doors today, and uu-
ly Mr. b. may be called MN
ACTION" Congratulations to him
for seeking new trails TO blaze
building a program for the men
and women Of tomorrow"
Congratulations to the organiza-
ton and committee members who
cooperatcd with the general chair
man OF the bronze division of the
Rose Festival. The organizations
which cooperated in the financial
program are East End Garden
club LILLIAN Thomas, pres) Beau
ticians club No. tMartha
Shaw. Shop Owners League
Katie Lupper; Provident Relief
club Irene McCullom, Shorter
college Matte F Robinson. spon-
sorl Arkansas Baptist college
dsouise = Guy SPONSOR; Jones
hiah school PTA Mrs Roy Han
dy. pres1; Business and Profcs.
slonal womens club Vera Null
drew: National Council Of Ne
gro Women tGwendolyn Floyd
Carver pTA IL. r. = Edith Bur.
toni; Mabel staupers' club do.
rothea whitc). Veterans Good
C.o,.orrr,pnt assnciation (Charles
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

John Withors. LevefiuS Mack
Pilly Joe johnson, and james
Mack. who won In various ae-
uviues. In the swecpstakc the
ietool winners were; senior high
Nelson high junior high. Woodson
an elementary, Roland.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

Nfs'tffiN' ohpGh
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. So.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Evelyn Osburn Plaintiff
VS. No g4356
Waldo Shelton Osburn Defendant
Tho Defendant Waldo Sheldon
Osbun is warned 10 appear in
this court within thirty DAYS and
answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff Evelyn Osburn
Dated April 30th 1852
Diles x Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W Shepherd
Attorney ad Litpm
n S Nixon, Chanccrv Clerk
BY Airline +. Turner - G.
50-i6-23-30 II
WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County Of Pulaski S.
In The Pulaski Chanccry Court
Vivian Reed Plaintiff
vs.. No. D4s20
Ward Reed Defendant
The Defendant Ward Reed. Is
warned 10 appear In this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Vivian
Reed
Dated. May 7. 1852
Shropshire n Booker
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Harold Anderson
Attorney nd Litem
II. s Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher
5.g-16-23-30 4
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09
e Dorado

Rev. E. c. Cutter has sold Epzae
worth of green onions to dsae-
Rev. E. c. Cutter perfornap1
the ceremony at the marriages ~
Otis Lee Moody and Jaunita S1n-
mons at his home April IS H
performed the marriage cerxmony
for Peter Sledge, jr. and ps1vy
Ruth Thompson on May 1T
Mrs Bessie Clark is leaving for
Portland, Oregon for the smMnes
Miss Bette Lotion h viat~
ing friends in Smackover !. .Tng
pastor, Rev. o. A. Mason, and
members OF Triumph church aSe
happy to have Rev. J. y Ds11D
Of Warren and Bishop r. s Hm5~
som Of California here IN a psyt~
val Miss Billie B. Goblin, rpW<a
dent Of the young peopiss bsuz3.,
Is asking all young people s0 ~
tend the revival a. Tridmr1e
church The mems day psBs
gram was very successful az -
Vestal CINE church. the s<.rnUn
was preached by the pastor, ~,
L. I. Turner. A choir eonpueed a.
men rendered music for the ccES
sion. Solos were sung by Y1So
Primm and Prof. Whl.e suft =
young man from the Daaneun
school Ebert Broadxlxn -
here on a 30 days leave fsoa8 -
U. S. Naval training eenfes -
California Arthur Gaflen =
still on the sick list LWGO
Field Is on the sick list :. -
die Orsborn Ia in Warner DEuuu
hospital Mrs. Blanche ~
liams is planning 10 VISA ~
mother on Sunday >. EBgln
Charles, a student Of AMAM -
leee, spent the weekend with -
wife, Mrs. J. X. Charles :. :. L.
sica Mae Cooksey visited ths CD
and Chew last week. TIE en1s r
operated by Lula Mac. Long -
Clyde English. The cwnss u e
W. English. Mr.. English sSa,1on1
degree mason and a membts q
the First Baptist ehIrcn, Rsv. n
r. johnson pastor Dsrrlau-
reate services will be ,e!d = -
CME church In Junction. Gin
Sunday at 800 p m. Rev. C.. =
simmon' pastor q Moopo,. I40van,
lana, will deliver the sscusNsy : !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Williams -
Mrs. May Lee Wi,tana q r
Dorado motored to Tharntos aup.
day TO attend the funeral OF -
grand father Thomas -
Moore OF Threeks IL on shs -
list. He Is the oldest son q r..
and Mrs. Odcil Moore ana ~
brother Of LcDell Movd, .. ~
and Mrs. II. Andre y, and M. -
Mrs. @. v. Tate LEI. Monday -
the general conference Of ~ A.
= church meeting In Chicago
The first anniversary OF MsNe0,
airy Baptist Gods chIeh On -
Faulkner street, will be obAsvs
May 10. Rev. '. c. Gutter b -
tor. The sermon WI be deliver
by Rev. ID. v. M,.sap OF Chou =.
rant, Louisiana Nrx DSsaun
Elliott spent her vachtirI n %
troit and other paras Of Mi>tsissu
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-09

Strong-The Spring Hill Bap-
list church gave service Of APP
probation in behalf of u. +
Henry as an outstanding member
of the Spring Hill Baptist church.
and his achievements in life. Mus.
lie was furnished by Shiloah Bap-
fist church, Mrs AFRO Criner,
pianist. T. II. Hamilton gave Mr..
Henry's life history. He stated
that Mr. Henry was useful
boy from youth up through man.
hood. He said that he knew that
Mr.. Henry was always different
from any boy In their community.
Other children Of his age laughed
and called him crazy. Mr.. Henry
worked and sohooled himself with
out any aid from his parents. II
was large family Of children
and didn't any OF the other chill.
drcn receive as much as a high