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at 1T sounds like lot. Marcia
said Are you going TO ask them
for dinner?"
Heaven forbid! Cocktails. dar-
ling. And a buffet spread. Some
of them will probably eat and
drink so much they'll not need
dinner. The party probably won't
break up until the wee small
hours. | only hope il won't get
too hilarious for you"
I'm not too easily shocked.
Marcia knew she spoke somewhat
stiffly.
Abigail already was busy with
pad and pencil. making out lists
Lets see, we'll have the Doug
lases-Carol is supposed to be
my closest friend-and the Terrys.
and Jim Jones and his DAUGHTER
Pris. Too bad SO many of my
friends are so much older and
married, or divorced. Pris NAV
do as a girl friend for you. >
Il don't need any, except YOU"
Marcia broke in rather shyly. vet
emphatically. She thought her
sister so wonderful, so beautiful,
that any other girl would seem
inSipid in comparison.
That's 2et of you, darling
But now At I've given up tbs
whole week, trotting you around.
and my poor feet are so ex-
hausted they'll never be the same
size, | fear, l am hoping you'll
find things and people to amuse
you"
oh, please don't worry about
mel" Marcia protested. She hoped
her sister was not going to look
upon her as duty" all the time
Il never worry" Abigail
shrugged lovely shoulders be-
meath the exquisite rose satin
negligee she wore.
Its just that I-keep so busy
she explained. Things that prob
ably would bore you, darling.
Bridge, fittings, the beauty parlor
parties and more bridge. My
friends all play for such steep
stakes that l wouldn't want you
to risk losing"
"Oh, l don't play cards foI
money! Just for fun" Marcia
hoped Abigail would not consider
her a prude.
Il really don't know what Pm
going to do with you" Abigail's
smile took any sting out of these
words, yet her violet eyes APP
! praised her young sister thought
fully.
! tTo be cOntinued)
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By Kathleen Harris

ness. Privately, Marcia did not
think that Mrs. Smithers, the
cleaning woman, got into corners
or ever pulled any piece of furni-
ture from the wall. She hoped
really to get at things some
day when Abigail was not at
home. Marcia hoped she was not
stuffy, but she did like things to
look and smell clean.
You'll make some nice boy a
good wife" Abigail said in that
same blithe tone. 1t did not eX-
actly hold mockery, but it i'm
piled that being good wife to
nice boy would, in Abigail's
opinion, be exceedingly dull. Il
suppose there is boy back
homer"
Marcia felt the color rising be-
meath her cheeks. mo one spe-
cial," she said, too quickly, per
haps. For of course there was
Tommy. She already had had
several letters from him. Surpris-
! ingly readable letters, full of
hometown news, little shared
jokes, warm friendliness. Tney
were not love letters: she was
glad of that. Yet they seemed 10
say that Tommy no longer took
her so for granted.
"I'll bet there is" Her sister
did not appear to be convinced
There should be, anyway. Which
reminds me, darling, l thinl,
ought to warn you. Don't take
any of the men you meet here
seriously"
IMARCIA thought that an odd
vi thing for her sister to sd
wise. She also thought she knew
whom Abigail meant. Especially
since, to date, she had not met
any young men except that first
one. What was more, she had not
met him since that first day.
We've been so busy sight
seeing" Abigail went on, that
haven't introduced you into so.
ciety--if you want to call my
odd assortment of friends that.
thought it wise to get all the
duties over with first. Now thai
you've seen Radio City, Grant:
Tomb, The Museum of Natura
History, etcetera, etcetera, / think
I'll throw a party for you"
That would be nice" Marcis
hoped she sounded appreciative
Friday, l think" Abigail said
That's usually a good day. Five
O'Clock. No more than twenty oil
thirty people"
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Boxer shows these days. She usual.
" IGNORES or dislikeS women. say
her bosses, McQuain and Hurka. i.
hut Gretchen greets me with everv
friendly motion you can IMAGINE
and some that you can't. Prima
donna temperament thought. She
srpsfss when ske.S ignored ss0,gis.s
on sDrawiing under TIE tabletIh A
coffee is served and shows off by
refusing TO come indoors when cali
ed unless YOU stop looking at her.
Dorothy R9th tells the one about
the two talking elephants who were
miffed with each otter. Size al.
most ran into one while drying q
leep in the South Pacific but man.
aged to persuade the beast to move
off the road. A little further on she
met a second elephant facing in ttc
opposite direction from the first
one. Elephant Number Two as
told. What's the matter with YOU.
You are the second big Junk ~
block nv wav. | saw another ele-
phant down the road a mile" The
elephant wheeled, and trumpeted
wrathfu''v n Rath "A whole mile
away That's that aw -ul Emmy!
She ALWAYS cheats when we are
playing bookends,"
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}.Wav accident
Damages One Car

Paul Roberts and Bernard White
we're both given sOmm0nS for hit
ting the car OF Martha HaSkinS,
i05 DuVal street, on William street
;ast evening at 5::25 O'Clock.
Roberts collided with Mrs. Has
kinS, when he pulled out from
curb. According 10 police he hit
her right front fender and rear
'ender re was charged with hav-
ing an accident and failing to have
a drivers license.
Then BernorG White tried to get
between TIE two ears in that ac
cident. He hat I.e eft door of Mrs.
H2skins car
Patrolman Jimmie Bell booked
Write for reckless driving and hav-
ing an accident
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CONCH
CHOWDER
by kATdER

Due to circumstances beyond pat
'ol, this nightflighter was slightly
off course last week, but will con-
tinue to come in on the beam every
Tuesday and Saturday flying tiind
ike love sometimes has to be Tor
must be-, burning bridges (unless
like London's, falling down and
ears behind me. Twice a week will
have to suffice due to other pres
sure, cooking on two burners. | am
reminded of the sign over in the
OPT office at the navy which reads
Stop and Think! There MUST be
HARDER way.
1t. EN-. Cadenas, Buddy to you,
can always pull rabbits out of hats.
wit out of his rapid brain mechan-
SIN, and out o. situations. Saturday
night he came into AeropalmS sat
down and told me re had just in
suited Tennessee Williams. 1t goes
thiSaway: Williams was going tibet
twav out the door of a jammed
nightspot and he crowded against
Buddy in an exit scrimmage. Bud
dy, not knowing the PLAYWRIGHT
rom Adam and who probably
wouldn't give a ..gleaf anyway,
laid. my good fellow. there are
two ways of doing this. Either
-" can carry me with you, or you
can 60 AROUND mel" Williams grin
led snid egealier pin 90 3roshd. !, 2
In the ge sfound-f talkw&i6hs fc.
! lowed. Alma Thompson came up
with dillylilly chats the style FOR
the moment anyway and said,
Tennessee Williams has streetcars
that haven't even been desired
/ yet We all fell off tie trolley at
the end OF the line with a laughter
o'ley and if the famous, good
latured playwright sees this, he
probably viii do ditto
SIGNS CT THE GRIMES: the
! cartoon showing Big Brass pound
ing a gold striped sleeve on his
| desk before Little Brass and yell
ing, There's NO reason, tell you.
IS just our policy" Just ask the
police force why a certain Gone
with the Wind" gal considers her
self oldfaShioned. II happened when
| she was asked to take a breather
INTO the drunkometer machine and
her 'unresponSe" was enough to
take a breath away Surprise OF the
blowtorch variety as the scoreher
tossed by New Drk writer who
pied certain Redcoat - alar@-
! hon Saturday noon. evidently en-
route to invasion OF ne aaIaihi
Cod Coast Benz an Irishman
the writer shouted the old Sim Fei-
ner rebellion cry. TN tie British,
much to the de.ght of his own
party and much to tie astoniSh-
ment OF the startled luncher who
no doubt looked around fer Black
and TanS.
FUNNY COINCIDENCE might
De made of the film titles on ire
Savai Base WITCH include Room
or One More Tie Lady Said
No On DANGEROUS Ground" Sea
ndal Sheet and Indian Uprising :"
Hap Adams va. ads left some
thing wanting. call him. editor of
the HS-i Rotor Blade for further
info. Aside 10 a bride: It's some
thing cd. something new. some
thing borrowed and something blue.
it's not always -Ist applicable for
weddings Quite 4 doggy affair.
that sudden affection Gretchen the
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hi 4bIeG Y eteran
Given $50 Rebate

Nathan Cohen. disabled war We
teran. of 400 Simonton street has
been rebated his $50 occupational
license assessed against 1 h a
Stevens South Beach motel.
A state law required that diSa-
bled veterans not be charged With
the first $50 of occupational lie
enSeS.
Cohen has y 20 nor cont -.
biity. City Manager Dave King
told the commission III ",o,J>. ,
question.
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Parked Ga, Hi:
Damaged Slightly

Mrs Sadie K. Corell driving
east Oh Truman Avenue pulled over
90 far when she beard the siren
If the Naval hosE al ambulance
md hit the car of Mrs. j d.
}ernruter parked on Truman, PO-
ice Chief Joseph Kemp said to-
lay.
Mrs. Corell pushed the Bern
'euter car against a coconut tree
amaging tie right fender and
lie ( fender and bumper,
The left rev fender OF the cal
RS. Core'l was driving was smash
d. TIE car beings , Mrs. Ada
!. Myers of Minneapolis.
Both cars were fully insured.
RS. Bernuter lives al 529 Tru-
nan avenue.
Eng. and'S irSt great architect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Mayor Harvey To
Set JayCee Week

The presentation of a DiStin-
guished Service Award Key to
Key Vests Outstanding Young
Man will highlight the local obser-
vance of Junior Chamber of Com
merce Week. The presentation will
take place at the Birthday Banquet
concentrating the 31st Anniver-
sary of the founding of the United
States Junior Chamber of CONNER
&c, Jack Murray President of the
Kew West Jaycees stated.
Pointing out the significance of
the honor, Charles Curry of the 10,
cal organization said, THE Key
West Junior Chamber of CONNER.
ce is making this award because
it affords recognition to the young
man who has made one of the
most outstanding contributions to
this community during this crit
cal year Of history
Mayor C.B. Harvey will pro-
claim February All as. Junior
Chamber of Commerce Week" in
Kew West to focus attention on
young men and the work they are
doing in the state. During the past
year the local organization has
done outstanding work sponsoring
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At March in Yemen, a little
known Near East country, scien-
lists in 1851 found what they be-
lieve to be the Queen of Sheba S
ancient capital, now a ruined city
of alabaster temples and palaces
protruding through the desert sand.
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the sport of high school football.
The committee has announced
that the Honorable George Smath-
ers, U. S. Senator from Florida, will
be the principt: @peaker al tie
presentation banquet.
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Your opinion of yourself is always different from the
opinion of your friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

TIE Us. Army adopted the "a
hour clock system on July /, 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

Most humans could improve their minds by doinl
more listening and less talking
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

What's become of that friend who borrowed few
dollars from you month ago?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

There not enough people who can disagree and
ymRe about it.
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When at loss for words, say nothing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

Petty girls needn't know too much.
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Eng. and's irSt great architect
Joe Jones. died in 1852.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

family There will be regu-
lar services at St. John AME
church Sunday Mrs Gregory
Hane has improved Grove
Jones and mother, Mrs Sue Jones,
spent the mite with Mrs. Neal.
Mildred Daley
Homer Lorenzo Cook left las,
Monday TO return to Kansas Cry
after a brief visit home for the
funeral of their mother, Mrs. JIM
ME Harrison Mrs. Agnes
Brazil Of Fordyce and Ed Mat
lock of Princeton spent the week
end with their sister, Mrs Sarah
Daley il. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Hughes and family of Manning
were guests of Mt. Zion Sunday
night Jesse Leon Daley,
Billy Waymon Daley, Bonnie
Matlock, jr, Clyde Higgs jr. and
Ken. Johnson went fishing Mon
day. The former Miss Pearlie
Williams visited here last week.
The Southern Sons Of Little
Rock will render program here
Tuesday night.
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wiIII,ot
Clara shelton

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Williams
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Martin
Miss Pearlie Owens from Alton.
Illinois is visiting in the home Of
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mccoy Marion Evans
from Pine Bluff spent the week
end with his parents, MI and
Mrs Monroe Evans Mrl hster
wimberly Of Cleveland. Ohio and
Willie Eddie Wimbcrly Of Mariana
spent the week send win Mr. aid
Mr. jasper Wilder Mrs Laura
Brown and son. from Little Rock
spent 4 few days with her slatef
and brother in law. Mr. and Mfs.
Lee Frazier Ms. and Mrs. l..
Shaw Of Pine Bluff are guests oi
Mrs NJ G.. Webb wilmoi scout
troop 70 will leave for summer
camp In crosscii this week g.
See Mrs Clara Shelton for the
PRESS each week
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White CITY
Mamie Hall

The pastor Of First Baptist
church, Rev Otto Jones, preach
ed a wonderful sermon Sunday,
Two visitors were present, Mr.
Brown and Alvin Jyde. In the af-
ternoon First Baptist church and
its pastor visited the church
On the sick list are Mrs. Matte
johnson and Deacon Roman
Trice . On the second Sunday
night the Mission Band is spon-
soring talent program. Mrs. Mat
tie johnson is president Rev.
and Mrs. James Murray spent the
weekend with their mother and
father in Tucker Rev. James
hurry will preach at the First
Baptist church in Carlisle Sun
day at 1900 a. m. Mrs. Jones is
president; Rev. G.. S. Staff is
pastor. The public is invited.
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STATE PRESS Fri, Aug. 8, 1852

Arts Walker of Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Branch of Jonesboro
were in the city for a few days.
With them was Mrs. Williams of
Camden . The vacation Bible
school closed at Morning star
Baptist church. The graduation
exercises were conducted Friday
night =. The faculty is composed
of Mrs. d. B. Daniels, superinten-
dent, Mrs Stephenson and Mrs
Alexander, beginners; Miss Pat
rick and Mrs. Scales, elementary
class. Mrs. Fitzhugh and Mrs.
Nelly, junior classes; and Mrs. N,
A. Martin, junior high and Mrs.
A. V. Smith. The refresnment
committee was composed OF Mrs.
l.. Carter, Mrs. " Stanley, Mrs,
Parks, Mrs. Hare, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Rice. The
enrolment was l40. Cecil Guthrie
from the White Baptist church at
tended the Bible school and re-
corded two songs by the Children.
Mr.. Guthrie is associate mission
airy of the state convention. He
also made a picture of the group
On Friday the children and teach
ers went TO the park :. The Of
ficers for the NAACP, 1928 are:
L. V. Roddy. president; Autry
Irving, first vice president, Mrs
A. V. Smith. second vice presi-
dent. M. Newton, secretary; ]. A.
Wilson, assistant secretary; Mr..
Freeman, treasurer and fe-k
Roddy. chaplain. Let's all Join
this organization =. The United
Harmonizers. a local group. was
on program at Batesville during
the water carnival.
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Main 81. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd and wife,
Maggie Shepherd, visited Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Witherspoon recent
ly Mr.. and Mrs, Willie
Crawford made a business trip
with the Witherspoon family July
9th Mrs. Biethola Alvoid and
children are yacationing with her
father and step mother and other
relatives and friends. She had
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Briggs. Mrs Brithola is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dack Brown
On the Main Street Pike 6.
Clarence Grason spent a few days
with his mother and father re-
Gently. Mr. and Mrs. Vescon Gra-
son, He was formerly stationed
1T Lake Charles, Louisiana Mr.
and Mrs. Veseon Grason live on
use Main Street Pike :. Mr.. and
Mrs, p. Wiiherspoon and Mr.. and
Mrs.. A. NOISY who lived in Little
Rock visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Witherspoon. their uncle, July
27th Mr.. Bob Witherspoon is on
the sick list. He is resting fine
at this writing =. The She
pherds served ice cream July II.
Mrs. l.. E. White went to
Little Rock July 9th to visit
.SAprie Bennett who is IN the
hospital Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Redmon have installed a window
ian In their home Mr.. and
Mrs. Zebedee Rhodes have put
In Butane gas in their nice resi-
dence Mrs. Fannie Jackson is
back home after spending her va
cation in Monroe. Louisiana with
her daughter and son in law. Mrs
6allie Nash is doing fine at this
writing A. ID. Willis and
others went on fishing trip re-
Gently. II was reported that they
bad good luck Mrs Birthola
Alyois vii leave this week end for
home in Greenville. Mississippi
Please pay the paper man when
you gel your paper. Send all news
10 Ulysses Shepherd or call
6007M3.
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Ptul1l1lelviIle
COsetta Harding

Rev. w. S. Thomas filled his
regular appointment Sunday with
good services. He was accompani-
ed by his wife and Mrs. Lula
Doss Beasley OF Little Rock. TIE
mission band meets in the after
noon with large attendance
The 10Th annual picnic that last
ed two days. 25th and 26th It
Union Chapel was a great sue
cess. There were plenty refresh
ments Of all kinds and good base
ball playing both days. This an
nual picnic was sponsored by the
PTA Mrs. Cansetta Field OF
Hugo. Oklahoma. visiting her ia
ther and sister. reports a big
time during her stay. Also Teny
l.. Allen from Chicago was pres
ent during the week cad picnic.
Miss Leonia Criswell of St.
Louis accompanied by A. Tony
We're guests during the two day
picnic with their families. Mrs LII
lie crisweli and Mr. and Mrs
Luther Touey Miss Ome'a
son. her niece. is leaving for
Payne accompanied BY A. John
California to spend a few weeks
with her sisters and brothers
Welion Hammond who is employ
cd in Kansas was week end guest
Of his wife Mrs. Renella Ham
mond {. A Braddock vas
guest in the home OF his mother.
Mrs Lucy Braddoek, his sister
and brother in law. Mr.. ana Mrs
Money McHanon Of Meniiec
r. NJ Brigancc was week end
guest Of his wife and family. Mis-.
Elsie Brigance.
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Searcy

Misses Dorothy ChukeS. Shirley
Marks and Oliver V. Robinson lett
for Chicago Saturday Mrs. V,
Walker of New York City who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. |,
Perry, and sister, Mrs. c. Wal
ton, will leave for her home Sun
day Mrs. J. c. Criner, wife
of Rev. j. c. Criner pastor of ST.
Mary CINE church was in the city
Sunday. Miss NJ Cowans, Thomas
Lyons and J. c. Smith were visi-
tors in Little Rock last week
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Scollon OF
Chicago We're visiting their mo-
ther and other friends and rela
tives last week Mrs. Louis
Smith sponsored waist line par
ty Friday night . e. Miss E
Slaughter was dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hunt last week
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Princeton Pike


eeAEfAA A'fh
TIE third quarterly conference
was held Sunday a St. Luke AME
church. Rev v n Eason preach
ed tine morning sermon. Visitors
from other churches wcre Mrs
Ada Hawkins. Sylvester Burkcii
Of Pine Bluff. S. u Burkcii from
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs Clcnion Lever
aud daughter. Mary Louise, motor
ID from Detroit They are visiting
ct~Dion Lever and other rela-
t!gcs Selma Love Of Detroit Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Steve Walls &C.. Phillls Lever lcfl
last week for Detroit 10 visit her
aunt. MfA Rose Jones &C.,. Windor
Louis Soekwell Of Chicago is here
visiting his great grandfather w
X Simpson. who has been on the
sick iisl for several months ,..
Mr. and Mrs II Hall Of Camden
was CUES, u Mr. and Mrs Elmo
Bates Tho Sunday school
convention will b. conducted IA.
gust ~ through 10 10 So Luke AM
n church. miles west ~ Pine
Bluff On thr aiek ust are
Lavent Hayes Snow paff W =
Simpson and Sir MARY Cabnc
See Lester Lever tof your
STATE PRESS Mr and Mrs
Robcri Green and family spent
the day with SIR and Mrs snOw
psrr.
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conference was conducted at Col
Inns. Arkansas, Soldiers Rest AME
church July l7-l8. The annual
sermon was preached by Rev. J
M. Watkins. and the Holy Com,
munion issued by presiding ell
der and some associated pastors
Miss Joe Lene Gragg served as
president for the YPD on the
first afternoon. They rendered {
program dedicated TO mission The
conference branch supervisor, Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
Sweet Home

Miss Juanita Lewis is spending
her vacation in TT. Wayne .
Mrs. Lucy Lesley Briggs has re-
turned from Youngstown. Ohio
where she spent several weeks.
She married Bray Briggs on July
10th and they spent their honey
moon in Warren. Ohio She will
leave for Philadelphia soon where
they will make their home
Mrs Olivia Benning and Beulah
Young both Of ST Louis spent a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

flashes" and weakness so COM
mon in change Of life
Don't put Il OIL Get Lydia
Plnkham S Vegetable Com
pound or netp, Improved Tab
lets with added iron trial size
0nlu 5peD.
Wonderful - too - for the
functional pains. cramps.
"dragged-out" feelings and
other discomfort of monthly
menstrual perfodsl B.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
Granite Mountain

A watermelon social VIII be
given by the members Of Pulligm
Temple CME church. Friday. Rev
A G Williams is pastor a
minister from Pine Bluff preached
a, Puiiiam Temple SUNDAY
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

Amazing. you say2 Not to the
many thousands OF women who
know from experience what
these Lydia Pinkham medi-
cines can dol
Their action - actually 49, Is
very modern. They exert a sci
entifically calming. soothing
effectl
Try Lydia Plnkham's on the
basis of medical evidenced See
n uoH. too, cont gain blessed
relief from those terrible hot
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
wessoIl
ID. j. Logging

Dink Jones and Henry Lee
Green from Ell Dorado were guests
of Gordon Anderson last Sunday.
v. L. Davis attended the
Sunday school B. T. U. Congress
at Smackover over the weekend
Prof. and Mrs. S. M. Griffin
We're in Ell Dorado this week
Doris Nunley left for California
recently Mrs. Blanch Cook
sey was in Ell Dorado Wednesday
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Princeton
Earnest Lambert

Mems day was conducted al NJ,
Zion AME church Sunday /.
Bob Watkins Is s,ill on the sick
list Pick Mailoek's lliilc
alrl died Saturday and was buri'
cd Tuesday g.. Miss Virginia
Reynolds from Hot Springs "a
down 10 visit Mrs. Mays and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

E. c. Jones worked with the
young peoples program Rev. II
w. Waites preached the frs,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

Mrs Msyola and childrer are
visiting from Chic1so o.. willir
y Alcorn Of Chicago and viii
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

few hours here with Mrs. Benn,
ing's sister, Mrs, Dan Caldwell.
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DerIIloii

Missionary mass meeting of the
Dermott district south Arkansas