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Gust Co-ti faf the County %.
Warne o Chance
PEARLI>E JOHNSON PITTS
plan' s., jOHN PITTS de-
NO. 'soo.ssl
A. session " sad Cost hol4
~ ihe Count House p lnc CIV oi
neifot n said Cour'y m the
Q day ~ Nrch AD 1853
Pioscn' The Hon Chcs'cr p
OHafa Cifopf Judge
In This cause u Appearing 10
The cou' ~ aridse, hereto at
iachoi that cnarcerv summons
for i've arnca'encc cf tho defend.
anf has boon issued out and IN.
de- tho SOIL Of this Court and
irai The eamo could not be ser-
'cd on 'he defendant on or hc-
fore The return dsv thereof for
tho reason that said defendant.
being a resident Of Tho CITY Of
Detroit County ~ WAYNE and
state 81 Michigan. was conceal
ed therein and said Chanccrv
summons hes returned with the
certificate ercon endorsed
showing that after diligent search
and inquiry the said defendant
could not be served M his last
known address. 3l5 Theodore St.
City Of Detroit. state Of Michi-
can. on on before the return dav
thereof.
Therefore. on Motion Of James
p Leo. Attorney for the Plain.
tr
II Is Ordered that the defen-
dant John Pitts. cause his an.
rearance 20 be entered in this
cause. within three (3l months
from the date Of this order and
IN case Of his appearance. he
caused his answer To the plain
iin's Bill Of Complaint In be
filed. and a copy thereof 10 be
served on the attorney for the
plaitif within 20 DAYS after ser
vice upon him Of a copy Of said
Bill. and notice OF this order. and
that IN default thereof tho sand
Bill be taken as confessed bv the
said defer ant
II Is Further Ordered that a
copy Of this order be published
IN any newspaper published and
circulating N the County oil
Wayne. md served. according Il
law
Chester p. O'liara.
Circuit judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Braniein. Clerk
BY V. Mabord.
Deputy Clerk 3-28-s-.
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at lelr9 Ne.e re.c Al
- In, 2 Bspf Crlsca SAL
s,'e 200, mltl 'ae pastor
r. 2 y ~, -h' officiating
Survivors include mis- wife
Annie a daughter clarisss;
sen. John j. three brothers.
Mlion. Fleming and william.
cGi-oi-;cwners az the last rites
!oE ne y degree Mason and
We, 81 Wos.d War n were
cousins .rer Evanston. Ill II
As williams snd Mr.. sna Mrs.
Lillian Johnson and John Jack
son c. Cleveland.
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NO. S00-069
Order For Appearance

WAYNE IN Chsncery
NO. suo-oo9
Order for Appesi'nes
FLARR1 " HIM :, i''',,."
81. FANNIE LOU hENAi' N
ferdani
A. session Of sad Count nslo'
' the County Buiicihs' " u'-
Ciit ~ Detroit county "i " -
re and sieie o. M'enieah' on u''s
March 5 1858
pftfn' Honorable hoh'i' -
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Safe buy used cars Of any
make and ranging from pre-.
var 20 1888 latest may be
soGr- in advertisements car.
RED IN he Deiroii Tribune. II
you are in the market tor
either new or used car check
ine many values carried IN cal
urns Of our advertisers.
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Edward M. Turner Atty,
500 Reauhien

State Of Michigan. in 'hr q
cut Court for the Co. rw
Wayne in Chancerv.
LOUISE CLARK. PLAN e d
JOHN HENRY CLARK. Der:
ont
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Order OF Publication
No. S00.754

Al q session Of said Corr ri'
in the County Building a. d
iroit Michigan on Feb o5 1917
Present the Fonorabl Geo-a
B Murphy. Circuit jude
Satisfactory proof ho a'fiJar
on file showing TIA, tie defend
ant John Henry CLARK. Is not
resident Of the State ~ Michnca'
and that his address j.. ll29 Wef
26ih street Indianapo ! Indians
On motion of Edwaf N Iur
nor attorney for plaintiff
Il is Ordered that 'he ~
defendant appear and answer n
BIZ Of complaint filed IN n
cause within three f3l m'r'a|
from the date Of this order Z
the said bill VIII be taken as n
fessed against him.
II is Further Ordered 'hfl
copy Of this Order be publl'fA,'
IN tho Detroit Tribune and sersl
according 10 Inv.
GEORGE B MI RPHX|
Circuit luaH|
"a True Copv)
Edgar NJ. Branicin CLERK
BY w G Michael. j
Deputy Clerk S-al-4
State of Michigan. In the
cult Court for the County
Wayne in Chancery
CORNELIUS T. PECK PalI
tiff VS.. ANNA PECK Delen'
ant.
Order Of Publication Il
AT a session of said Cour Z,
in the County Building al
trolt on March 81. 1853
Present. the Honorable Cne'
p O'liara Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof BY ailles
on file showing that inc dels'
ant. Anna Peck. is not a reSu.
Of the State of Mlchiean
that her address is II Poru"
Place, 81. Louis, Missouri.
On Motion OF Edward NJ -
ner. attorney for plaintiff.
II is Ordered that the Sal'
PENDANT appear and answer
bill of complaint filed ~ IN
cause within three t9 ro
from the date Of this Orde a
the said bill will be 'aN"
confessed against her 49,,
II is Further Ordered , w.,
copy Of this Order be peDn
in the Detroit Tribune ana -
according 10 law. .oA
CHESTER P oHA aiss
ca True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin CleIN ga
BY N. Makosda. Dcpuly. q
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TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. APRIL IS. iss,
COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS NJ. A. CONNER
1888 Rivard Temple 3-4595

Weekly Bible Lesson. Corinthians: - Inougn
.,s.l win the tongues a. men and = angels and have
not charity become sounding tfass or hnkhhg
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Bringing smiles 20 me ssees
c. M ard MIS- Elias Bel c.
1873 Fora was CPL Moses Reed.
whc returned 70 nis Army ease
last Saturday Cpl Reed mas
spent seven years n the armed
services Last ri;es fer Mrs.
LLne.na Shreye 1cirer o. Mrs.
Msy M.lourn c. s2s csisraqui.
Windsor Canada were held
Saturday afternoon Mrs Mil.
r-,n IS pianist of Ebenezer
AME Sunday Schoo.
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Meat. Vegetable Filling
Salad oil CT melted fat table.
spoon.
Ground lean beef. 10.
Onions. chopped. cup.
Green pepper GU; in thin strips.
q medium
Celery. chopped cup.
Carrots cut in thin slices.
cups.
Sai: ieaspoon.
Pepper dash.
Bolillon cube. beef
Boiling wafer cup.
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By LOU LUToUR

t1
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pncne On me isrsi rsni Il
possible Be ready 10 talk IN.
med.s;ely and speak clearly
keeping he iransmiiier an inch
from your lips When You an.
swer iaeniiiy yourseA
rs Ia
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HOUSE FOR SALE

COLUMBUS and DeN'e section
! bedrooms. gas heat. q T.
lVlrs room eXceilor' oaiiiioa
SO 700 Terms ar AGED No
Agent. please. Even rs week.
ends. VIZ. 5000
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Order To Appear
No. S02.e42

At season. or the above en-
titled Court. held in the County
Building in the CITY Of Detroit
County Of Wavnc and State Of
Michigan this 18th dav " April.
A y 1852.
Present Honorable Frank 3.
Ferguson Circuit Judge.
II appcatne'b by affidavit here
To attached that the defendant
Otha Williams is not a resident
of Michigan. but that his last
known place OF residence was at
27l5 DAYTON street. ST. Louis.
NJ souli.
On motion OF William T. Pat
rick. ST.. Attorney for plaintiff.
II is Hereby Ordered that the
defendant enter his appearance,
either IN person. or by attorney.
within three months from date
hereof. or the Bill Of Complaint
VIII be taken as confessed
against him.
II is Further Ordered that q
true copy OF this order be sent
10 the last known address of The
defendant by registered mail. re-
turn receipt requested. and that
a true copy Of said order be pub
hsned recording 10 law.
FRANZ y FERGUSON.
Circuit judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Bran.sn. Clerk
BY james Il. Stone. Deputy Clerk
4-25-5-3O.
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william T. Patrick. Sr.
Attorney az Law
COL LAWYERS Bldo.

State Of Michigan, n The Cir
cult Court FOR the County Of
Wavnc in Chancerv.
DORETHA WILLIAMS. Plain
tiff VS.. OTHA WILLIAMS. De-
PENDANT.
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FoR SALE
RuMMAcE SALE
RUMMAcE SALES

Presbyterian Cnurcn ~ Cor
nani 40 East Gfer Blvd q
Preston FRIDAY Az 9th :
an 20 Q pm sat- div Apr.
18th. Q am until sod
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William 7. Patrick. Sr.
Attorney a; Law
sol Lawyers Bldo.

Sol Lawyers Bldg.
STATE OF Michigan. r the Cir.
cur Court for the County 81
Wavne n Chance
AGGIE b CALDWELL.
, Plan'H SIS RALPH CALD-
/ WELL Defendant
Order of Publication
No. so2 37s
AZ SESSION Of The above en-
''lc5 Court held IN the County
Building n the CITY ~ Detroit.
county - Wavnr
Miehissn this 4lh day Of April,
A D 1858
Present Honorable John Y.
Brennan Circuit JUDGE
i appe ring BY affidavit bore
20 attached that the defendant
not resident OF Detroit.
Wsvre County Michigan. but
that bis last known place Of lesi-
dence was In the City of Martin
State ~ Tennessee. care Of Gen
oral Delivery.
On motion ~ William T. Pat
rick ST. ATTORNEY for plaintiff.
il is hereby ordered. that the
defendant enter his appearance,
either in person. or by counsel
within three months from date
hereof. or the Bill of Complaint
viii be taken as confessed against
him
II is Furthef Ordered that a
true copy Of this Order 10 APP
pear be mailed 10 the last known
address of tho defendant Nv reg
isiered mail postage prepaid re-
turn receipt requested. and that
true copy of said Ordc 10
Appear be published according
10 law.
JOHN V BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clelk
BY a f Nader Deputy Cier.
Ode T. UddYbaek. Sr.
2725 Blsine
TY. 4.337s
Sia'c Of Mlch.can. the Cir
cunt Court for the County Of
WaNnc 10 Chanccrv
ROSCOE SMITH Plaintiff Us.
, HENRIETTA SMITH. Defendant.
Order OF Publication
No. s0l.350
AZ . session OF said court held
81 the Court House in the CITY
] Of Detroit. sad County and
state ON the 2nd day OF April.
IA. d. 1858.
Present the Honorable John
V Brennan. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. j, appearing
from the affidavit hereto at
tachcd, that the Defendant can
not be served by process issued
out of this Court because after
diligent search and inaur, IL
can not be asccrtained whether
the Defendant is res dent ~
this State but hcr address last
known 10 the Plaintiff is 47o3
Moore Place Detroit Michigan
On motion of Ode T Uddv.
back ST. attorney for the plain
ltff
II is Ordered that the Defend
ant herein cause her appearance
to be entered IN tms cause with
IN three months from the date
OF N $ Order or that said Bill of
Complaint filed by Plaintiff in
inns cause, will be taken as con
iesscd by the said Defendant
and rat a true copy Of this Order
Tor appearance be sent 10 the
Defendant by registered mail 10
her last known address. and IL
not received. that this Order be
published accord ding 10 law.
JOHN v BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Bran GIN. Cle,k
by V. Mbord. Deputy Clerk
4-25-5-30.
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James D. l. ee. Atty.
2Ol0 St.Anioine

S's'- - II chlp.n IN the Cir
Gust Co4i 'uf the County o.,
Warne q Chsncefv
PEARII>E JOHNSON PITTS
plan' . s., john PITTS. de-
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Legal Notices
William T. Patrick. 81.
Attorney al Law
e0l LAWYERS Bldo.

S'sie q Michigan. \ ne CT
Gu, Cour; Tor me County ~
Wavre n Chancery
ANNA D SOREY Plsni-t.
VS. REVIE GEE SOREY Defend
AT
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SICK AND SHUT.INs pesF.
Gibbs. 1850 Gladstone Georgia
Simons. 1862 ST. Antoine Ii.
lie Mae BYsrelion. 7s3 Z Car.
FIELD; Alice Haynes y Z Car
field; Clara Hines sl4 King;
Alice Mitchell $40 Wsiser
csldonie Watson. $3.50 Trow.
bridge: Katie Harris. 1903 No..
wood Mary Davis. 2s5 Z Beir.
uns; George Lewis 2os7 Meade.
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Julian p. Rodgers. Jr" Atty
4oS Grsfiof

State Of Michigan IN the Cf-
Gun, Court for the County OF
-. $500. -. Eb-uraf-y
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STATE OF Michigan. IN the Cir
c.' Court for the County ~
Wavne IN Charcely.
MAG GLE 3 CALDWELL
Plan'T Us RALPH CALD-
WELL Defendant
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Circuit Judge
a True Copyl
Edgar " 3 an,gr. Clerk
p, " Msbrrd.
Deputy Clerk 7-os s >
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FLARRY ". HENRY. Plaintiff
FANNIE LOU HENRY De-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01

In memory of my husband. c.
Wilson. who departed this life one
year ago, April q.
Darling I'm trying to realize
You are gone and won't come
back
| often listen for your footsteps
And they can't be heard. and
| listen for your sweet and ten
der voice.
But sleep on darling and rest
l will soon join you in heaven
Where there will be no more part
ing.
Mrs Effie Mae Wilson. Widow,
and children; Watt Wilson, fla
Their; Mr. and Mrs. James Viii
son. uncle and aunt; Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Pittman, uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Protho Han
main, Thomas Wilson, Miss Per-
tina Wilson, James Armstrong.
cousins; Nathaniel Wilson, neph-
eW.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01
Des Arc
Ella Nj. Brown

Ella M. Brown
Rev D. l., Miller preached the
morning and evening sermon at
Bethel AME church Sunday d.
Glass, No was awarded the OF
fering banner and class, No. s
the attendance banner at Fellow
ship Baptist Sunday school
The bread and dress revue was
well attended. 1t was reported the
best attendance in years. Mrs.
Talley was the judge. Winners
were, LIST place, Mrs. Searcy Ford;
End place, Mrs Conner, Upper
Hill. In the school dress division,
LIST place went to Willie Ann
Smith; second, Joyce Snow and
Bird, Marva 10 Brewer. Mrs. Pearl
Matthias won LIST place on bread;
Mrs. Emma Allen, End; cakes, Mrs.
EVie Holloway, LIST and Mrs. Min
ME Thomas, End. Mrs Mcguire
won in the apron division .
In the tractor driving contest
Rubin Hill placed LIST; an Upper
Hill boy, End and Murel Williams
and James Hill tied for 3rd. Miss
Staten, agent Of Prairie county,
was present and was dinner guest
of Mrs. Velma Gender Mrs
Elnora Glenn was called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Qualls Mrs. Sallie Evans was
buried at Green Grove. Rev l.. C.
Felth delivered the eulogy. Mrs.
E. M Brown read the obituary
Out Of town persons attend
ing the funeral of r. J. Ford were
Mrs. Bessie Bryant Robin, Illi-
nois; Mrs Allcne Sanders, Biscoe:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Ford. Pine
Bluff and Mrs Cleo Ford Of Kan
sas City.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01

the eulogy. Survivors include his
mother, Mrs. Willie Anderson; a
half brother junior McCuin and
four sisters, Misses Josephine,
Wilma, Juneta and Jerlene Akin
son The Young Matrons of
Union Baptist church sponsored
a program Sunday, Rev j. W.
Anderson, Mrs. M, Harren and
Mrs. Bobbie CrisWell We're ON the
program. Rev E. ]. Jennings was
guest speaker The Wonder
State gospel singers gave pro-
6 + a m at Ebenezer Methodist
church Sunday night Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Spann have as
house guest their daughter. Mrs.
Jeweldean McCullen of Chicago i.
Mrs. Viola Adams is spending
a few days with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, Will Turner. Mrs. Ad-
ans has been visiting her son,
Floyd Adams who is seriously i'll
She is enroute to her home in
Springfield, Illinois.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01
Newport

]. A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fisher OF
St Louis were guests at Newport
high school =. Leon Jackson.
Ruby j. Winters, Adolph Ander-
son and Miss Vernell Tolerson
spent Saturday in Little Rock
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Mary Hamburger
last week by her nieees Miss Q.
Mitchell and Mrs Floyd. She re-
ceived many gifts The seniors
and their sponsors. Mrs. G D.
Mays, spent Friday at AM&N coll
lege in Pine Bluff Mrs. Lou
rice Britain of Dallas, Texas at
tended Frs Baptist church sun
day Rev. w O. Lindsey, pas
tor of First Baptist church. Jones'
boro, was present at the installa-
tion Of the BTU and Sunday
school The Dramatic Guild
of st. Paul AME church presented
a talent program Sunday
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McRae Notes

l. S McClinton, president Of the
Arkansas Negro Democratic as
ISOLATION, spoke during the vesper
hour April u to the staff and
convalescing patients, He remind
ed his listeners of their import
ance in a society where leader
ship and social consciousness must
play an active part in maintain
ing their present status in a world
of conflict which seems to chal-
lengc our civilization Mr.. Eman-
uel from the Salvation Army and
native Of Trinidad. made a short
talk.
Rev Talbot accompanied by the
mixed chorus of Shorter college,
will have charge Of the vesper
services Sunday at p, m. in
the auditorium of the rehabilita-
ton building. This will be third
and last appearance of this group
for the school season.
Mrs Thelma Morris Of Brook
lyn, New York, national consult
ant in the field of public health
education addressed the staff and
convalescing patients. April 81.
She discussed many of the world
wide problems facing the pro-
gram Of TB control and concluded
by emphasizing the importance Of
the rehabilitation opportunities Of
fcred through the department Of
vocational education.
DR. Hugh Browne was guest
speaker at Dunbar hi school, April
81 He spoke to several hundred
boys and young men on the sub
ject Of social and personal by
giene.
A new chapter, order of the
Eastern Star, jurisdiction of Ar
kansas, Prince Hall Affiliation. No.
405 was set up April 10 at Alex.
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Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Abner Jamison, Plaintiff
vs. No 97393
Wyoming Jamison. Defendant
The defendant, Wyoming Jamison,
is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Abner
Jamison
Dated April o. 1863
J. r Booker Il Jackie Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. l.. Kidd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancerv Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. d, c.
5.l-8-l5-22 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01

ander by the following persons,
Mrs. H l.. Porter, grand secretary
and treasurer, Miss Annie Gillian,
worthy matron and Mrs ID. E..
Cook, grand matron of Juvenile
The committee members that par
ticipated in setting up the new
chapter were Mrs. Sylvia Harris,
Mrs Donella Melbourne, Mrs. jan
lie Johnson, and Mrs. Vena Hen
son, The chapter was set up with
rs new members and 4 DENTS
The officers appointed are: worthy
matron, Sylvia Harris; worthy
patron, Thomas Harris; associate
matron, Norma J. Browne; secre-
tary. Donella Melbourne; assistant
secretary, Flossie Buford; treas
urer. Vena Henson conductress,
Arlee Bum; associate conduetress
Ednarine Bryant
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E'1EIF'a' F'1" IT. TT
ARou Layrla
Phone Us Your News - 2-5938

M Johnnie Jones of Hot Springs had group of out of
N 5tors for dinner last week at the Borden home on
hamilton Mrs Jones is one OF the earetakers at this
A aI Mace Among the guests were Cicero burden of
"U Nc Navme Avery of Chicago; Mr.. Malone of St
Om NJ Hunt of Detroit; Alonzo Palmer of st. Louis;
" H. H. Riley of this city, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Young
"" Mr. and Mrs Harris of Hot Springs Mrs. Jones
fd q lovely four course dinner
~ cavaliers club Sunday evening to elect officers
osq The following officers were elected; W, M. Love
t LEROY Jones' vice president; v L. Leary secretary;
nav treasurer Eddie Gibson assistant secretary;
Jones, chaplain 'o'i' i'' sgt at ''' oil" Jill
n ir, reporter
T,o community Cheer club will Sunday 514 f
tbe home Of Mrs Anderson Mrs. Florence Crenchaw
pporter
Miro Celia Rector Davis and grandson, Daryl of Omaha
. sta left for home Monday after six weeks attendance
% bedside of her sister Mrs, Euther Moore Mrs Davis
|te cousin of Miss E. l. Copeland,
THO Usher board of Wesley chapel church is presenting
animal tea Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. l.
nane 1901 Ringo. Hours are from to p, m Travis
ktOn is president
pbart l. Scales who is stationed at Norfolk Virginia
hare on leave visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs Weber
H. RI q for week He brings greetings from his sister
stationed at Rome, New York in the Women Air Force
|vx NJ f Grove and A. W. johnson motored from st.
last weekend to visit relatives and friends and were
quests of the Herndons eva and Arthur, ir).
Twill Do Coerie club met at 1921 State street with Mrs
kra Jones as hostess After the business meeting de-
n luncheon was served Five games played. Mes
L. Mary Webb and Beatrice Adams guest prizes
prizes 1st End and Bird by Miss Evelyn Adams
Gertrude Cleveland and Mrs Venneswe Smith, respec-
The next meeting will be at 1861 West 23rd street
Hattie Bell Jones will be the hostess Mrs Mildred Simp-
president and Mrs Naomi Brown, reporter.
Ir and Mrs Z. A. Broom 1921 Spring spent the week
J with relatives and friends in Forrest City.
The Smart Set Social club last week at the home of
Crout The vice president conducted brief business
Hng afterwhich a delicious lunch served and five
% Of whist played Guest prizes won by Mrs.
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man and included short talks By
three former board members on
the theme for the week For
good times, for good health, for
good. join the YWCA', Making
these interesting talks were Mes
danes Z. c. Jenkins, Ethel Cren-
chaw and Vivian T. Haywood.
A delightful skit on the history
and work OF the ~" was present
ed by the members Of the pro-
gram committee. Members OF the
Y Teen department also pre-
sented an original skit.
Mrs, II. A. Glasco. able chair
man of the camp committee pre-
scented the following awards to
members of the Y Teen depart
ment in recognition of their work
in the recent Potato Chip sale.
Charm bracelets to Misses Gloria
Vinson, Essie B. Knowles, Rosalyn
Kyles, Opal Stafford, Francieal
Jones, Sarah Faeen, Helen Surratt.
Ollie Darling and Arnita Barnes.
$40 campships emitting the holder
to one week at Camp Clearfork to
i Gloria Vinson Essie b. Knowles,
Rosalyn Kyles, Opal Stafford, Fran
cical Jones, Sarah Facen. Helen
Surratt, Ollie Darling, and a per
, sonal gift to Miss Gloria Vinson
for selling the greatest number of
bags Of chips. Gloria's club, the
Fun Lovers was awarded a beau
tiful bronze loving cup for being
the highest club in the chip sale.
A social period followed with
Mrs, Hynson and Mrs, Myrtle
Williams leading the group
in sociable songs and Mrs.
Faye Scoggins and her hospital
ity committee serving frappe and
cookies. A beautiful centerpiece
was made and presented for the
occasion by Fred Scoggins.
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day Rev. Nichols preached the
sermon. The United Gospel singers
rendered music Earl Jones
has returned home after spending
an enjoyable trip In Kansas City
with the Dunbar track team
The Oak Grove Baptist church
had a week of festivities in the
interest of the Weddinskpf Roses
to be given May 3lst at t50 o. m
Money raised, sl72