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Milford chronicle., 1952-04-04
BLANCHARD'S STATION
By Mrs. Helen N. Harmon
Phone Greenwood s77s


Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lord and Mr..
and Mrs. Allison Davis mOtored
over the Memorial Bridge near Will
mington and also to Philadelphia
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills spent
Friday evening in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar English
spent Monday near Washington, D.
C.
Miss Rose Handloser, who is
attending college in Boston, Mass
achusetts, is spending her spring
vacation here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Handloser.
On Sunday family dinner was
given at her parents home.
Miss Hilda MeCabe of MillVille
and the University of Delaware is
spending part of her spring va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Adams and son.
Bill Hewlett from the University
of Delaware, is spending his va
cation at home.
Miss Eileen Mills spent the week
end in Philadelphia visiting
friends.
Howard Calhoun is quite i'll at
his home here. Not much change
in his condition for several days.
Carey Davis is home from
school for a few weeks on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIedford Calhoun
attended the wedding on Saturday
at p. m. of Miss Louise Hopkins
and Lawrence Nelson in their new
home in Bridgeville. Immediate
~ following the reception the bride
and groom left for a wedding trip
to Florida.
Mrs. J. Herbert Edgell is cOnfln-
ed to her bed due to serious ill
ness. We wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Mildred Newberry, who is
nursing in the State Hospital was
home with her family over the
weekend.
Follow Thou Me
A religious 4-act drama, pre-
sented by Bethany Church of the
Brethren of Pennington, will be
, given in the Greenwood High
School in Greenwood on Thursday
evening, April 10, beginning al
7:30 o'clock, for the benefit OF
Bethel MissiOn-a mission for the
children. One of the stars in the
play is Anita Salmonah, who came
TO America from Germany last July
through the students exchange pro-
gram, making her home with Mr
and Mrs. Fay Grassmyer. There
will be a free will Offering between
the third and fourth acts. Proceeds
for Bethel Mission.
There will be a Chicken Salad
and Oyster Supper at Todd's Com
munity Building on Saturday, April
5, beginning at 4:3O. Price: Adults,
SIPS; Children, S.65.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-04
Once Incense

Today's popular seasoning, thyme
was used by the ancient Greeks as
incense for their temples
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-04
Eentucky Minerals

Coal, natural gas, petroleum and
stone are Kentucky's leading min
erals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

- Was the batting average
compiled 10y Monte hN.n during
the short time he was with the
New York Giants IN l949
.326 Vas the batting aNefase
carried from Montreal TO the
Boston Braves by SAN Jeih &C.
IN 1850
342 was the batting aNesas-
that helped Jackie Robinson win
Most Valuable player award u
i949
.287 Was average compiled by
Roy Campanclla same yesr Dan
Bankhead went TO Dodgers with
207 record al beginning of 1880
season bat originally went up
with Jackie Robinson IN l94I
actually as second Negro major
league player.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
Registration Told of
100 Adult Glasses

Reeist anon Tor the lOO-odd
ii. ,es ul Adolf. Offer ed IN De
tlo.t by the University Of Michl-
gan Extons On service will open
II The RaCkham Educational Me-
moral Feb I lae office. located
- 60 Farnsvorth. VIII he open
nom . 90 10 900 p N Monday
through Friday
= C'ysses begin the week Of
- II Tboe Interested are
uiVed % enroll duriue The period
q 40 snee reg ( alton the week
a F,h { >nce Trey can COM
r'e'e 'he procedure Nth more
e. r 'han dining the busy first
weeA I 'a>,s
!, 20 ihle however. TO viS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

in the drug and Tod
fields along merchandising lines
il was announced by Tcd CDr
NBC general manager
guess the turning pont ~
my life was the day | signed 10
play with the Brooklyn Dodge
declared Robinson upon en- ne
the new contract
I've always wanted 10 ne .
business. love radio ana lele-
vision whose fans are a. loyal -
the Brooklyn Dodgers more mr.
poctant | want to play on ne
team that's tops in us own cue
NBC.' stated Robinson
Rcmaking on Jackic's appen'-
ncnt 10 the WNBC WHIT ~
III Bavasi. vice presidcn The
National League Baseball C-b
Inc. aid 4 think Their =
good chance that he Will y ou'Tr
in the brosdcastind field eli
a. he did in major leseu e
ball
Robinson has great !, :
Ncll poken and most imp tar'
re has reputation thut . ~ Is
ths' Of Joe Louis for alv eN.
ing Che rrh- thing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
ad Fby6I
'ortdrs Face St. Louis University

JuDlliant over their sec
ond victory of the season
over their crosstown rivals.
University Of Detroit. Coach
Joel Mason's Tartar basket
teers face Washington Uni
verSlty Of st. Louis at the
State Fair Coliseum Satur
day evening, at 8:15 pm.
Before a capacity crowd SAT
urday night. Wayne won a min
and tuck battle from u. of D..
So-<s.
add 10 Tarfars
Illinois Tech became the 10th
victim Of Tartars Tuesday night
as they went down. 8l-49. John
ny Kline dropped in "a points TO
hrlng his season total 10 343
Charlie Primas. center and
Ed Warner. forward. both of
the Tartar onslaught. collected
IL and Ia points respectively. as
Coach Mason substituted freely
during the second half Of the
one-sided decision.
Monday Feb IL. the Tar'ats
travel 20 Toledo where they
play the Toledo Rockets who
conquered them g. so in an over
me match earlier this year
Washington " pridcs in their
defensive record this wear, which
ranks them sccond best defen-
>ive team IN the nation. Last
eason WAYNE lost 20 the Bears
81 IS Although WAYNE has ncv-
er defeated the Bears from the
Mound CITY. then chances aie
lreatei this wear than eyer be
fore
Blaine Denning. Lawrence Tech
Sharpshootcr, hit for 81 points
Monday night as the Technicians
defeated Defiance Ohio 81 80
Kid Gavilan has iencd To de-
fen his titlc IN Boston against
Don Williams Feb % II VII
he his first defense this year o.
The wclicrweieht crown
CHARLES Humez Of + ancc Eu
lcpcan wcl,erWcight champion
Won unpopular decision ove
Norman Haycs OF Boston Monda,
night. Hayes. a newcomer TO IN
front ranks OF the middlcWrightS
had outpointed Jake l.sMof's
two weeks before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

ilt VIZ ~
Kan Kopp,u and Ken Ham,
Mr. viii headline the l2-bount
a,d with II fast Importing tiits
~ arranged foi opening night.
4 Johnny Duty and Jimmy My
|and wen known in the middle
e.t for ihcH outstanding con
buttons 70 boxing are direct
INC the Temple Sports Club sports
lated 20 begin at BID
= m 2, the PENCE Hall Masonic
'Templc 800 McDougall al Graf
iot
Kopp.u epfc.ents the Dear
BON b., Clab Nhle Hammer
Is product Of tn, Avis Boy S
club The newly or eaniled Temple
Spots club. snelioncd as pro-
mote, by the Mich gan Athletic
Amateur Union. represents Prince
NAN and "a a.t.lla'ed Masonic
nm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
RattIers ThineIads
AnnounceScheduI

TALLAHASSEE. The 1852
Florida A. and M College track
team will compete in five track
meets. according 10 the track
schedule which has been released
by Athletic Director A. s Jake
Gather
The second annual A. and
NJ. relays will be held in Tai
lahassee on March n with the
Haftlers as host.
Then they viii move over to
Xavier in New Orleans on APP /
) and TO Montgomery ON the 10Th
for the Alabama State relays
May 3rd Will find them N Tus-
kegce for the famed Skcgce
meet and ia Atlanta on the llth
for the conference track and field
championship
Coached by Robert Pete Crit
fen. the Rattlers were edged by
Xavier for the conference crow
IN Atlanta last Nav. They we're
defending champs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
Robinson Inks
NBC T-v Pact

NEW YORK Jackie Robinson
do II again last week when he
signed two year contract with
the National Broadcasting Com
pany To serve as Director of Com
munity Activities for radio and
televisiop stations. WNBC and
WHIT. major MIC outlet in New
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
Officer Earl Moore

Patrolman Earl Moore. 40.
6795 Scotch, was admitted TO
Receiving Hospital Sunday in an
unconscious condition rs dia-
bette victim Ills condition *
fair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
koppitz Hammer
bH HeadIiners

a., ttraction of the Prince Halls initial amateur
/, 49, n>t Tuesday night will be battle between two of
Nv .....n1t, ~ ton amateur heavy Weights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

the first meeting OF any sixteen
week course without obligation
and then enroll. If the class has
not already been filled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

His new position includes
program planning. performing.
public relations and merchan-
disine. with especial emphasis
on the youth OF New York and
the nation.
Through radio and tcleviSion
Jockie will attack juvenile dc
linqucnCv lie Viii also act a.
new Veterans Memorial building
Or call WO . $685. cor any IN
formation p"
ticc every Tuesday nigh; n the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
DaIark
Alva Jones

Mrs. Angie Jones is visiting her
children in Little Rock this week.
=. Louis Yarber and Roy john
son were employed on the housing
project in Arkadelphia recently.
Mrs Eva Osborn and children
visited her sister in Arkadelphia
Sunday Prof. J. L. Johnson is
on the sick list. He is with his
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Harris, of
Camden Send news to Alva
Jones.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Neal, Ethel
and David Neal along with Char
ley Ankton motored to Little Rock
to attend the commencement exer-
eises at Shorter college on April
30th The Dalark elementary
students and teachers motored to
Hot Springs on a picnic May 3rd
A free show was given at Mt
Olive AME church by the health
unit of Arkadelphia over the week
end Mrs. Sarah E. Frost left
Monday for Yakama, Washington.
after a brief visit with her sick
mother. Mrs. Alice Jones {.
Virginia Neal and children and Ted
d. Neal left for Oakland, Califor-
mia
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

Rev. J. II. Hinton observed his
fifth anniversary last Sunday at
Union Grove Baptist church at
Bluff City. Visitors from Chidc stel
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Box,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mrs.
Arminta Capers and Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. SoekWell p 7. Tatum
has been very ill. Out of town
relatives visiting him are his
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Andrews; his son, Fred
Tatumn, his grand daughter, Mrs.
L. II. Soekwell and his great
grand daughter, little Miss Linda
Joyce Sockwell Mrs. Z. B.
Sockwell entertained the Mission
band no. last week g. Mr. and
Mrs. Raleigh MeNeely and Mrs B.
Andrews We're dinner guests CT
Mrs. Z. B Sockwell Mrs. Z. Sock
wells relatives are visiting her
from junction City, Kansas
Miss Linda Joyce Sockwell will
spent an indefinite vacation with
her grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. b. Soekwell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

tional services and the sermon
was preached by Rev. c. Hill
dreth. pastor Of the Snow Hill
Baptist church. Offering raised
$l4.00 Rev. Hildreth was unable to
hold his services at Mt. Willie A.
pril 9th due to illness Of his father
who passed April 28......Pvt Jesse
Jesse Charles US 5406Sl30. Baty
B. 489th Armed FA Bn.. Camp
Roberts. California Mrs. Hat.
tie Johnson is back home from
Milwaukee after visiting her bro
ther, Johnnie Cowser. and rela-
tives there Mrs. Lucie Wilson
and husband. Len Wilson, visited
in the home OF Rev. and Mrs. c
Hildreth. relatives, last week :.
There was a nice play at the
Smackover training school May
LIST. Rev. l.. R. Dennis walked
with the bride, A. Reed. All men
had on dresses. The people laugh
ed every minute.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Atkins
A. +. Cunningham

A. +. Cunningham
The ordination Of w. S. Tenn
pleton was witnessed by people
from several communities. Dea-
cons from Pleasant Hill, Russell
vile, Atkins and Happy Bend
were present. Rev. l. o. Hill pre-
sided. Rev. Mason Moderator of
the M. w. district preached the
ordination sermon. Rev. |. H.
McCray OF Cypress Creek dis
trict preached the morning sermon
from the subject Regeneration.
Other ministers present were Rev.
S. Mcdaniel Rev. Flagg and Rev
Joshua Williams. Collection was
$40 Mrs. Emma Davis was
called to the Veterans hospital
in Little Rock to the bedside of
her husband who is very i'll i.
Miss Sanders will soon occupy her
new residence in Blackwell. Her
home was burned recently :.
Rev. Washington and wife are en-
joying their new modern home
ESsiek Irby and Mrs. Mary Frost
are among the sick at Blackville.
Mrs. Matte Hudgens and Mrs.
Grace Evans visited the sicy last
week Mrs. Dovie Myers and
Mrs. Mamie Sultan visited Mrs.
Gabriel Downs Mrs. Anna NJ.
Bland and Mrs. Josephine Irby
Of Blackville were happy TO have
their daughters home for the Eas-
ter holidays. Miss Betty Lou Bland
attends Philander Smith and Miss
Barbara Bland attends AMIN e.
Read the State Press for the Ne
gro activities of Arkansas and else
where. You cannot know your
folks only by knowing what they
think and do. Mrs. Anna An
derson will soon be going home
after visiting her sister Mrs. Mary
Broat Of Blackville Mr., and
Mrs Moore were glad TO have
their son In law visit them from
TT. Smith. lie has seen service
In the west and east and he still
has one year In the Army He is
a native Of South Carolina and Is
the father OF one child.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
---..' Searty 4 a !.


~"essNVsSss ess~WS
The students who have been at
tending Philander Smith college
that are home for the summer
vacation are Miss Gene e. Ed
wards and Miss M. E, Watson h.
The following boys are home on
80 days leave after being In Korea
for sometime: Sgt Nose Dupriest
jr. Pfc. Earl Ford and Pfc. Char
lie Turner. A dinner will be CIV
en- in honor Of these boys vt the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Du-
priest A birthday party was
given for Miss Shirley Mart at
her home May 3rd. About 30
guests attended the delightful af-
fair Mrs. Addie Gilmore and
her daughter, Rose Mary Gilmore,
attended the founders day pro-
gram at AMIN college in Pine
Bluff e. The junior and senior
prom was held at Nances ball
room Wednesday night On
the sick list are Bill Flenory and
Mrs. Vada Brown The Stew
ardess board no. | presented a
Mothers day program at st. Mary's
CINE church Sunday evening at
400 o'clock Rev J. G. Grin
err and delegates attended the
Methodist meeting which was held
in Wynne The senior class of
White county high presented the
Phantom Bells last week. Mrs. E
Timer was sponsor The fifth
and sixth year groups presented
a silhouette and invited their par
ents and sponsors The White
county training school baccalau-
reate sermon will he delivered by
DR.. M l.. Harris, president of
Philander Smith college, Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
biqqers

Mrs. Mae Ella Luster left last
week for Flint, Michigan where
she makes her home Monroe
Mansco, Carmel Mansco, NJ
Monsker and Mrs. Mildrei John
son along with Henry Garlan |
were in Pocahontas last week i.
Mrs. Henry Fields he improved
but she is still on the sick list. i,
Jessie Myres and WIFI. Mrs. Bes-
sic Myres, were here las. week
visiting friends Elmer James
was out of town over the week
end The schools here will
close May 23rd acco ding to an
announcement by Mrs Eddie Mae
Heron r. T. Walton Of Lit
tie Rock visited his sister in law.
Mrs. Eddie Mae Hinton. Sunday
i. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Garland
were in Bendell Sunday nj. s,
Renell Johnson is in Randolph
hospital E. w. Hinton and
sister, Mae Ella Lester, and Beck
er Walden were in Walnu. Ridge
Sunday night.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Bradley
Armie BurrelI

Armie Burrell
The Mt. Olive Baptist church
held its regular service May Ord
and 4th The Golden Stars OF
Shreveport, Louisiana rendered a
singing program at Shiloh Bap-
fist church. Mrs. Marian Mitchell
and Mrs. jamie Stills were spon-
sors. Finance raised. $56.75 3.
Rev. Byrd, pastor Of Shiloh Bap-
fist church, brought the morning
sermon Sunday. The offering to-
tailed $8452 AT 800 p. m. the Mis-
sion sisters were in charge OF the
service. Rev. j. ID. Virgins OF
Shreveport preached the mission
sermon. Finance 1871 Total a
mount raised during the day sl84.-
tn. Texas is home visiting her
90 Mrs. Viola Powell OF Hous-
ton. Texas is home visiting her
brother and sister. Chester and
Malinda Martin, and other rela-
tivcs Mrs. Fashion Moses Is
still on the sick list Her son,
Harvey Moses of Texas visited her
recently -. Lee Thomas Is In
Texarkana for medical treatment.
Mrs. Armie Burrell and
daughter, Sandra, OF Houston,
Texas were home on Mothers
Day visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Orange, and her In laws,
Mr.. and Mrs. Armic Burrell, ST.
Willie c. Pace was In an au-
tomobile accident Marie Parish
and Edward Ioskins left for
Houston. Texas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

side Of their father. Britt VIII
liams. who suffered q stroke :.
Mrs Marian Hill, Mrs, -Llnora
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Luddie Ewell
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Rodgers were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
ROLAND In East Des Arc. Sunday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. James Green were
visitors In Cotton Plant Sunday
and Monday Rev. Robertson Of
Granite Park wovhipped at Eel
lowship Sunday Mrs Rober-
son visited her niece, Mrs Lille
Mae Turnage :. The AME church
assisted Mrs. Irene Hardman to
visit her injured son Mrs.
Mary Wilbet Of st. Louis is home
to visit her sick brother
Silises Buyers and son visited his
sister. Mrs Berneice Koonce Sun
day The trustees Of Fellow
snip sponsored pew rally with
nice results. Those who have paid
one dollar are Dan Chase, L. Ewell
S. Roland Ray Williams, c. c.
Govan, Porter William, Lemull
Hill, sister Pearlee Matthias, Cora
Holland, Ella M. Brown, Mary
Qualls, Lyddie Ewell, Mamie
Williams, Lucy Anderson, Donnie
johnson, total $l375 Cemetery
cleaning association met at Eel
lowship Baptist church and elected
officers-C. c. Govan. president;
Mrs Roxie Clayborn, secretary;
fieldmen, O. O. Brow and c. c.
Govan, O. o. Brown, treasurer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

the school Officers for the next
year were elected as follows; Mrs.
Beatrice Smith. president; Mrs.
Teressia Gardner vice president;
Mrs. Rose c. Collins. secretary;
Mrs. Arolla Williams. assistant
secretary; James Ward. treasurer;
c. p. Phifer. song leader: J. T.
Hendrix, parliamentarian; Rev
Sherrod. chaplain; Mrs. N. L.
Lusk. reporter: Mrs. Louise Til
que, pianist; Mrs. Bernice Gard,
ner, historian. J. B. Tilque install
ed the officers. The PTA will con-
tinue to meet throughout the sum-
mer. The second quarterly
conference OF the Huttig circuit
was held at Curry Chapel AME
church on the first Sunday in
May with Rev. Criswell pas
tor of Lee chapel A. M, Z.
church, Ell Dorado, officiat-
ing in the absence Of the presid.
ing elder, Rev. II. Andrews. Rev
Criswell preached a soul stirring
sermon. He was full of praises
for the manner in which both
st. Andrews of Huttig and Curry
Chapel played their parts in max
ing reports which amounted to
$3.50. The choir, under direction
of Mrs. B. S. Gardner, was at its
best. Rev. c. D. Rogers is pastor
Jenelle Smith is a delegate
to the national MIA convention
which convenes at Tuskegee Insti-
tute May 1851. Mrs. N. K. Lusk is
her advisor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Are Children n Nuisnnce7

X HOUSE IS a HOME II children
Aare expected, welcomed and
loved. I, is not a home II children
are regarded either as nuisanccs.
as items Of expcnSq, or perhaps
shut out entirely.
Now there are true homes
which are Of necessity child.
less; but a house where children
would not be welcome and
where they are not loved, Is no
home.
The parents ought to be IN
charge, by all means. But they
ought not to be tyrants, dictators
They run the home for the chill.
drens benefit, which is quite a dif.
ferent thing from letting the chill.
dren run 1t as they please. Eventu-
ally. II the parents are wise. they
will send out into the world young
people who have been taught 60
stand on their own feet They will
cut the apron.strings. they will
train their children SO that they
will be capable Of founding and liv.
ing happily in homes of their own
iCsgy!,kht 1891 b, The DIsislss q
q * ChsfsSss II 1hrist Il ihe ,I"l,sa
satss = America. .sisasss - wNt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Batesvi|Ie
Roy ". Thomas

Roy V. Thomas
Circle no. II met at the home OF
Mrs. Fleming Friday at 800 o.
clock with the chairman, Mrs
Rene Taylor. presiding The
Bethelham Baptist church wor-
shipped with the Friendship Bap-
fist church, West Batesville. The
pastor is Rev. Albert st. Clair . /.
Prof. A. M. Miller was the speak
or for the homecoming program
at First Baptist church Jonesboro
Rev. w. o. Lindsey is pastor
The commencement sermon will
be delivered by Rev. z. Raymond
Sunday at Bethelham Baptist
church. The graduates are Misses
Gurthrie McCuin, Sadie Barri IS.
Willene Osborne and Mrs Betty
Burlock Mrs. Ethel Green,
Mrs. Boucom, Mrs. Waugh and
Mrs. Z. Rucker are attending the
general conference at Chicago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

The Mems Federated club held
their meeting at the AME church
the first Sunday There was a nice
attendance. Their collection was
$ll.20, and their program was well
enjoyed by all =. Mrs. Ida NJ
Black attended the district miss
ionary mass meeting Of the Wyn'
ne district the past week She
stated that Bishop Luther Stuart
was present on the second day
and made a wonderful address
The meeting was largely attended
Mrs. Aldora Green is doing
fine after the arrival of twin
boys, although they passed short
ly after birth Sunday night
They were buried Monday Eli
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

sha Word Of Chicago was In the
city visiting friends the past week.
Those who are on the sick
list are as follows: Mrs. Ophelia
johnson. edmonton Jones, Win
ME Mccoy and c. c. Jackson Is
improving since his operation
Sgt. Taree Lynn Of New Jersey
and wife, Hattie Lynne and baby
daughter are In the city visiting
mother and other relatives and
friends. They motored to ST.
Louis to visit a very Ill relative,
Jake Roddy Mrs. Searcy Lee
Raspberry and family left Fri.
day, May 9th. for st, Louis to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Rasp.
berry's aunt s.. Cpl. Claude Pow
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16

ell win return to Cam n,
Fort Smith. Cpl. pov.a ny
turned MI from owr.s,,
Korea where he spent !, ny
Mr. and Mrs. ao. y
berry Of California u. 't + 4
visiting visit. his parent, . u,
friends Mr,, H,,, NJ |
spent the week end NI !.
Rock visiting relative, "a
Mrs. John Arlington, N,
Author Farmer. Mn I,.'
mer is improving much s' !
tended services sunda, y
1oyed the services very ,s' y
asks the prayers Of ~, ssa
friends and the Missjo,.%., \
OF Augusta as this wa, y \
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Des Arc
Ella NJ. Brown

Sunday was the regular service
day at the Fellowship Baptist
church. Sunday school was CON
Quoted by supt. II. V. Ford. Glass
no was awarded the offering
banner and class no. the at
tendance banner The pastor Rev
h. w. Rodgers brought the morn
ing and evening message Mrs Lii.
lie M Logan Washington and
children are here. Mrs Washing
ton is under the care of u doctor
She is reported much improved
e.. Mr. and Mrs Charles Miles
and Mrs Effic Gene johnson and
sons, John p. and Ebert William
OF Ohio were called 60 the bed
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-16
Lesson for May IL, 1864

a NYBODY with pencil and paper
can count the number Of houses
on q street Counting the homes Is
something else. Anybody can sell
you or build you house. any kind
you can pay for; but no one can sell
you q home. A house is a house the