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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Picnic: A group OF the younger
set spent the Fourth of July pie
nicking at Excelsior Park. The
afternoon was spent in playing
baseball. taking pictures speed
boat riding and other attractions.
Out OF town guests present In
Guided Flora Belle Gilmore, Shir-
ley Turner. Mines. Jscqueline
Turner. Pat Peters. Messrs, Bob
Peters, Otis McGreoger and Wal
lie McGreoger OF Des Mo!nes. Ia,
Others present were Misses Shir-
lee and Gloria Brown. Alene John
son. Merrill MINIS. Irene MINIS,
Messrs. Don Calender. Ronald
Lewis. Freddy King. Dick Ration,
Leon MINIS, James Curry Lloyd
Massey. Norman Johnson. Ray
mond Wright Al Minis
Motor West: Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Miller, 4oT Fremont Ave.
n, and Mrs. Theresa Warren.
506 Fremont Ave. N, left by
motor on Friday. July for Oak
land. Calf. and other points
West, where they viii visit relS-
tives and friends.
Horseback Riders; Misses Glor-
IA Brown. shirley Turner and
Shirlec Rronw and Mrs. Jackie
Turner Of Dies Moines, MesSrs,
Dick Ration. Donald Lewis went
horseback riding at Shady Valley
Ranch ON July tth.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
New Church Is
Dedicufed: Crowd
Hedrs Speakers


did Christ Come Too soon"
was the theme OF the morning
sermon Of the Rt Rev. George w,
Baber, Of Detroit, bishop Of the
AME church at the dedication
Sunday at st. Peter AME church,
Minneapolis, Sunday morning,
July 8.
The AME prelate presiding Of
ficer Of the Fourth Episcopal
church in a brilliant discourse de-
veloped facts which led TO the
conclusion that Jesus Christ came
TO the world just in time to save
II from destruction.
A crowd filled the church en-
joying the happiness Of the pas
tor Rev. Martin Luther Simmons,
Rev. II. c. Boyd, Of Saginaw
Michigan, who is the only minis
ter who has served ns st. Peters
pastor on two different assign
ments was present.
Rev. Simmons paid him a tri-
butte saying that when he succeed
cd Rev. Boyd he came to church
and found no wounds 10 be healed.
no debts TO be paid and no fac
tons to be united
Simmons thanked the congrega-
ton and the community who had
helped the church realize It's
dream Of a new church.
At the afternoon service an
other large crowd was on hand,
including many OF the Twin City
ministers. who came 10 join In the
dedication. Bishop Baber was elo-
qucnt In a fine sermon. He praised
the pastor and congregation and
the city for helping make possible
the new building.
Monday night a memorial SER
vice was held under the direction
OF church officials with Edward
L. Boyd presiding,
On Tuesday night, July 7, the
Twin City Ministerial Alliance
was In charge OF the program.
Among the pastors who took part
In the fellowship program were
the Rev II. w. Bolts Sir. Zion
Baptist church: Rev. w. l.. Bat
tie, Gospel Temple Church Of God;
Rev. Joseph jackson. Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church; Rev Thomas l.
Morris. Sc. Marks AME church,
Duluth. Minnesota: Rev. g. w
Carnes. Holacy Memorial CINE
church; Presiding Elder Nelson
Pryor OF the ST. Paul district OF
the AME church; Rev. Mrs Lillian
Parkinson, Allen Chapel AME'
church and Rev. Jace clayburn,
The Senior Choir furnished the
music for the occasion. Each OF
the pastors brought contributions
to st. Peters from their congre.
cations.
Rev Simmons thanked his fell
low ministers for the prayers
their interest. support and en-
enlargement.
Wednesday night the Price Hal
Masonic Grand Lodge and IN,
Minnesota Order OF Eastern stars
had charge OF a fine program will
Raymond w Cannon presiding
and various grand lodge officer
lead by grand master Chas. u
Doty participating.
Thursday night civic, fraternal
social, business and professions
groups were on a special program
Cecil Newman presided.
Tonight, Friday, the churol
clubs are in charge and the mem
bership Is expected 10 attend el
masse for program and churcl
social following sermon by Rev
Morris Robinson, pastor of Grae
Presbyterian church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Luncheon: Mrs. John Cyrus,
zoos Fifth Ave. So. was hostess
at luncheon on Saturday. July
4. honoring the Misses Lorraine
and Lucille Shivers OF Washing
ton, ID. c. A nice luncheon was
served by the hostess. Games fol-
lowed and prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. William Robinson. first. Mrs.
James p. Shepherd. second: Mrs.
Paul Mayes, third and Miss Lor-
raine Shivers. consolation. Others
guests were Mines. John Nellie
Jr, Lucille Jones Of Kansas City.
Mo, Percy Hughes Jr, Paul
Mayes, Robert Murray and Grover
Ingram.
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THANK you CARD

A convenient. economical way
60 say thank You" 10 friends who
have been kind and thoughtful
during Illness Is through n Card
Of Appreciation in this paper. Call
Mrs, shepard ut Midway $40
and she win be happy TO take
Your card.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
Pusrieio Ann Crump

Patricia Ann Crump died We'd
nesday. July at Fairbault,
MINI, at 4 p. m. she had been i'll
for two weeks. She was born Aug,
3, 1925.
Surviving are her parents, DR..
and Mrs. j, Walton Crump, sister
Charlotte, Mrs. Cecil Poole and
family.
Burial was Monday, July at
Faribault, MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
ERMINE ALLEN WITH ST.
PAUL POP ON AUGUST

Ermine Hall-Allen, st. Paul
contralto will make her tenth APP
pearance with the st. Paul Pop
Orchestra Saturday night, Aug
ust /, at S;15 p. m. at the st
Paul Auditorium.
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cAMPHOR METHODIST
CHURCH

SIS Fuller Ave, st. Paul. MINI.
Rev. Jerome r. Del Pine. Minister
Res. s3i 81. Anthony Ave. 81. Paul.
MINI. Telephone. ELkhurst $50
Rev. c. n. Parker. Assoc. Minister
Res sls Bryant Ave. ", Minneapo-
lis II. MINI. Tele. Juniper 23es
Church School General Supt, Mr.
Joseph Camp.
organist. Miss Olga Anderson,
Director OF Music. Miss Dorothy
Munson.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh
bors for their kindness, thought
fitness, cards, kilograms, and etc.
during the bereavement Of our be-
loved.
Mrs. Melvin Lewis & family.
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A Card of Thanks In this paper
reaches most of the people you
want to know Of your apprecia-
ton for kind deeds done In hours
of bereavement Cali Midway
$40 for that service.
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Other guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. c %, Jones, Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Baxter Walker, Mr.. Juhus Nc
Neal. all Of ST Paul
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This paper costs more than any
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it's worth more.
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Phone your social and personal
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
Lake City, Florida
The Jewish Quiz Box

mentioned together as a means
OF rescuing the soul of the de-
ceased from punishment in the
neither world. A number of rea-
sons are given. Generally, of
course, it is customary for the off
spring of the deceased to offet
some public service or function
IN the synagogue. Reading the
Haftorah is one means of doing
so. Others claim that as the
Haphtorab (the prophetic por-
tion) is an aftermath to the Script
ural portion, so does the heir
come as an aftermath to the life
of the deceased. BY chanting the
Haphtorah he displays the fact
that the life of the deceased, or
at least his soul, is holy, COM
pairing it to the Scripture. Others
seek mention of the resurrection
of the soul in the blessings chant
ed after the reading as the reason
for assigning it to the offspring
of the deceased who is praying
for the salvation of the soul of
his beloved parent. So important
was this for the offspring of the
deceased that in some communi-
ties individuals whose parents
were alive were forbidden to
chant the Haphtorah in public
lest they embarrass their living
parents.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
All u. S. Zionist
Groups To Meet
On December 5th

Mr.. Louis LipskY. Chairman of
the American Zionist Council. in
letter made public today to the
Presidents of eight affiliated Zion.
list organizations. invited their
participation in the First Ameri-
can Zionist Assembly to be held
on December ST of this year at
the Hotel Roosevelt. Madison
Avenue and 45th Street. New
York City.
The objective of the Assembly,
according to Mr.. Lipsky's letter
of notification, will be to establish
a broader base of fraternal and
cooperative relations within the
American Zionist organization,
and to lay the groundwork for a
more effective Zionist movement
in the United States without i'm
pairing the autonomy of partic-
ipating groups.
"A great deal has been said and
written" Mr.. LipslY stated. "a
bout establishing the Zionist
organization as the central crea-
tive force in American JewrY not
only with regard to matters Of
interest to the peace and security
Of the State of Israel. but also in
the raising of the creative power
of American JewrY with regard
to its own future. in which all
Zionists are deeply concerned.
"The Assembly will be the first
attempt to prepare for the larger
task and therefore should be
given the serious attention of all
forward-looking Zionists."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
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Continued from Page 24)
would lead to embarrassment on
their part so that reading from
the printed form which contained
the vowels and the notes that are
missing in the scroll form was
allowed.
QUESTION: Why is it custom
arY for one who is observing the
anniversary of his parents death
(Hahrzeit) TO chant the Haftorah
in the synagogue. or in some
cases one who is in the course of
his first year of mourning?
ANSWER: In the Rabbinic
literature the chanting of the
Maftir is compared to the recital
of the Kaddish, at least in being
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

en capital derived from Bond well the
toward meeting for clothing and other textile
textile factories have been financed with funds
Above trained workman operating
Lodie factory Holon the largest Of the six WIN
aes the textile field call for tho
be equipped with modern mh
including and worsd spinning mills worsd weaving ma
and weaving mills for medium fine and heavy fabricG
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

Jeff Chandler: zone reason why
so many people are extravagant
is that there are a thousand ways
to spend money and only one way
to save it."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

Artie Shaw: Marriage is like a
prize fight: the preliminaries are
generally better than the main
event."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

Ed Wynn: can American wo-
man at so is neither old nor So"
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Biscoe
A. l.. Hall

A. +. Hall
There were quite number OF
visitors present for service at st,
John Baptist church Sunday Two
persons were added to the MEM
bership of the church They were
Miss Matte Kelly and Mrs. A.
Minis Because of the big
rain on Mothers day the Wheel
er Sisters chorus did not appear
at the high school gym Mrs.
Thedora Mcdonald was called to
Chicago because of illness of two
daughters. They are better .
Mrs. Odessa Miles and husband
and children were home for
Mothers day Mrs. Bonds and
daughter, Lelera Marie, and Mrs.
Victoria Golf went to Littl e
Rock for Mothers day Mrs.
Anytime Saxton gave a surprise
birthday party for Mrs. Vieie
Payne "Wednesday. Mrs. Wright
assisted her Biscoe hi school
went to Hot Springs Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Wesson

~ D. LOsslns
sunday was regular meeting
gay at Beulah Grove. Rev. B. J
simpson of Fordyce delivered the
morning sermon Mr.. and Mrs
cleveland Harris and children of
Pine Bluff were guests of Mrs
Harris parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Loggins >. Mrs. Joe Brown
OF Lille, Louisiana, was the guest
or her sister. Mrs Polly Ann
Brewster =. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Elliott and Wanda were the guests
OF Mrs. Elliott's parents, Saturday
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Moore and
daughter, Bobbie Ann of Pine
Bluff were the guests OF her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w Loggins Mrs. Hester
Brewster Of FL Dorado was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Polly
Ann Brewster Al Hendrix
was operated on Monday night at
Warner Brown hospital. At this
writing he is resting very we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnes are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
He has been given the name of
Roy Lee On the sick list are
Mrs. Polly Ann Brewster and AL
Hendrix Junction City school
closed on the 18th of this month.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Main St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd
Luther McCraney is in the Dav-
is hospital. He is reported to be
very sick at this writing +.
Mrs. Maggie Shepherd was called
10 Pine Bluff recently to be at
the bed side Of her uncle. James
Patillo, who was very Ill. He
was reported to be some better
mt this writing Mrs. o. c.
Plurnrner was mistress Of cere-
monies at Mothers day pro-
Tram held at Mt. Zion A. M. r.
church All offices except two
In the Sunday school were filled
by mothers Sam Bearden Is
on the sick list. Others on the
nick list are Miss Gussie Nathan
Eel, Sylvester Boston Sammie
Bennett who is in the Jackson
willie hospital was in charge of
sAe Sunday school class May 3
Henry Smith who lives In Pine
tff west side and formerly liv-
lor the Main Street pike was
hst Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nash
fently Get the Press. It's
une best by test.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22

Little Rock, Tuesday Booker
7. Jackson, a student at Philander
Smith college, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jodie
Coulter Mrs. Ida Ferguson
spent Mothers day with her
daughter, son in law ana
grandson, Mr., and Mrs, Z. L.
Hawkins and Edwin OF Little Rock
Mrs. Azell Swain of Gary,
Indiana is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Brady Young, and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Patterson
and Miss Willie Ann Coulter were
business visitors in TeXarkana
Wednesday The primary de-
Dartment of Childress high school
presented an operetta The Chill
dren Of Ole Mother Goose" Thurs
day night. An appreciatlve audi
enee enjoyed the young folk.
Miss Virginia ]. Williams and
and Mrs. Hattie Piggee were spon-
sorS The home of Mrs. Ella
Walden was destroyed by fire
Monday Dewitt White who
is d patient at the Veterans hos
pital, Little Rock, is spending a
few days at home 4. John Green
Of Chicago visited relatives in
the city recently See James
Lenard Crofton for your State
Press.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22

LeOna Woodland

LeOna Woodland
A Mothers day program was
rendered at st. Matthew Baptist
church. In the absence of some
of the speakers, Miss Malinda
Wilds sang spiritual that brought
much applause from the congre-
CATION. The sisters In their meet
ing held afterwards raised $12
dollar donation Rev. Reddick de-
livered the sermon for the occa-
sion from the subject Respect
for Mothers" The total col
lection was $3460. Visitors present
were Mrs. Amy Black and hus-
band from FIT. Smith They are
the children of Mrs. Paralee and
Deacon Moore of Blackville. The
usher board headed by Miss
Margaret Sanders was at its post
as usual Miss Lucille Fetch
er, teacher of the second grade
in Pine Street school at Conway,
won the prize in the prince and
princess contest which ended May
8. Her group raised the largest
amount Of money and two OF her
pupils were crowned prince and
princess. One of the city citizens
acted as king and one of the pa
.rCns acted as queen. The parents
were thanked for their hearty
cooperation in the affair -. Da-
mon Stokes well known citizen
of Pope county was buried on the
10th of May in the Allen Chapel
cemetery. He leaves a wife and
several sons and daughters ,
The farm work in the community
was delayed because Of rain I.
Mrs, Jewell Washington had as
guests her son in law and
daughter from Kansas City
The Young Matrons association
convened with the Pleasant Hill
Baptist church in Kenwood. Rev
II. O. Hill, pastor. The meeting
was directed by Mrs. N. E. Nc
Daniel. Young Matrons were there
from over the district Rev
Cutter has submitted to the Pres
very interesting poem:
In the home, father is the king
And mother Is the queen
Where two should In love anc
! 10y cling
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Princeton Pike
EuraI c. Summers

EuAhA -. cuAAAhVAs
St. Luke AME church, Rev. ].
S. Edwards. pastor, conducted an
interesting Sunday school an d
League Sunday On the sick
list are w. f. Simpson, Mrs. Mary
E. Collins, and Hattie Bea Web
ster. The latter is still in the
University hospital in Little Rock
She is doing fine at this writing
Mrs. Josephine Lacy Is also i'll.
Rev. ]. S. Edwards, pastor Of
the st. Luke AME church, left
Thursday for the district confer
ence which was held at Thorn
ton Little Hattie Bea Web
ster is home from the hospital
where she has undergone a seri'
GUS illness. She is doing fine at
this writing ODDS Lever left
Monday for the state hospital. He
is the son of MIR. and Mrs. Bonnie
Lever Josephine Lacy Is on
the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Hamburg
Johnnie Pugh

The union choir, in the beau
tiful new robes that have recently
been purchased, will render the
music Sunday morning at Mt.
Zion Baptist church, The regular
church services will be conduct
ed by the pastor. Rev, A. Junior.
The union choir members. under
the leadership of James Kemp,
president, and SIENNA Mason, V.
p1 PRESIDENT, has made fine record
throughout this section with their
musical activities. The new robes
of black with black and gold
cioirhoods will be the sensation
Sunday morning and Sunday eve
ming. This choir is being trained
by the high school music teacher,
Mrs. Mary Maxine Townsend .
The Hamburg district convention
IS now in session at Crossett. The
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Good Hope
Bessie Lee Sockweli

Bessie Lee Sockweu
Rev. Hudson from Malvern
preached the Mothers day SER
mon Sunday at Good Hope AME
church. His subject was "A Good
Mother. Rev. Hudson is the son
in law of Doles Randall of Whites
Chapel AME church, and hus-
band OF Mrs Matte Randall. A
long with him were his step-son
little Thomas Gulley and little
Larry Randall, nephew We
are having a very successful dis
trict conference at Bethel AME
church, Chichester. Rev. T. M.
Stith is pastor James Box is
on the sick list. He is the hus-
band of Mrs. Ida Box of Good
Hope Mission Band, No. 2
conducted its mission Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ly-
dia Toney.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Pine Bluff
CaTiee harris
New Town Church News

Carlee harris
Sunday will be a high day at
the New Town Baptist ehuraa.
Sunday school will be in the
charge Of f. E. Mathis BTU will
be under the direction of Mrs.
G. Mccain The very attractive
Sunday school kitchen. nursery
apartment and the New Town
church Is near completion. With
the faithful trustees and pastor,
Rev. S. Nj Taylor. and the one
hundred percent cooperation of
the members, the job will be a
success Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo
Harris and children motored to
wesson "a spend Mothers day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Loggins. On their way
hack they stopped by to see Rev,
uss in Fordyce who has been i'll
r sometime. The ushers of New
,wn Baptist church are max
z plans for a trip to Green
lie. Mississippi Watch for ar
engagements in next issue Of the
Press II you have news
send il 10 the reporter by Sun
day of each week.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
NO MONTHLY cRAlMPS...
not even on the VERY FIRST DAY!
Doctors tests show amaxins preventive relief
Of pein, baekeehes, nervous feelings

. Women and girls who
suffer from the Junction.
ally-caused cramps, back
aches and headaches due
to menstruation-who feel
upset and irritable on GER
tain particular DAYS"
every month-may be SUI
JertRq quite necdleSSlW
Such is the conclusion
from tests by doctors in
which Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
stopped or gave amazing
relief Of such distress in s
out of 4 Of the cases
eUeH on the perV drSt and
1DorSt day OF the DeriOdi
Yesl Medical evidence
proves Lydia Pinkham % mod
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Grady
Willie Carthan

Mothers day was observed at
nearly all of the churches in
town. 1t also was high day at
Mt, Pisgah AME church. TIL
pastor, Rev, Carthan, preached
wonderful sermon on mothers.
The Missionary sisters from Mt.
Pisgah, Mt. Zion and Damascus
went to pay tribute to a shut-in
mother. The sum of Sl1.70 was
given her along with groceries
and dress pattern. She has been
shut in for over six years =.
send all of you news to Willie
Carthan and it will be reported.
Don't forget to buy a State Press
every Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Biggers

Monroe ManscO
Mrs. Mattella Manskin was in
Jonesboro last week. Monroe Man.
SEQ and wife, Carnil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colman Phillips were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Manskin last Sunday at Po-
cahontas Mrs. Bessie Holt
was in Jonesboro to the funeral
Of Mob johnson Mrs. Mary
Hall was in Pocahontas last week
with friends Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Griffin were here last
week end with his mother
Mrs. Gloria Pittman.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22

Peace and heaven is seen.
Father must be the steady oak,
Around which mother tWines
For the home they sure are the
cloak
Where the light of peace shines,
Father must be the mighty arm,
A defense for home be
Against every thing that harms
And proves TO be a he.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Des Arc

7 Sunday was observed as deco
ration Gay in Hickory Plain. A
large crowd from Des Arc attend
ed the ceremony. On May 30th
decoration day will be observed
with a short memorial service
sponsored by GOA. Jim Matthias.
president Mrs. Mandy Chase
was called to North Little Rock
70 the bedside Of her mother.
She has returned home and re-
ports her mother doing better =.
Sunday school at Fellowship
Baptist church was conducted by
Superintendent Daisy Govan. Class
No. 6 holds the offering banner
and class No. 5 the attendance
banner. Sunday school at Bethel
AME church was conducted by
Superintendent Ode Brown. The
pastor, Rev. d. L. Miller of Cot
ton Plant, delivered the morning
message Mrs. Norah Ander-
son Of ST Louis spent few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Qualls
who is III .. The banquet OBJ
served by HDC was quite an at
There were 80 persons at
ding. Those who served were
Fvie Holloway Goan, Mrs
mita Taylor, and Hortense Low
The All club met at the
ne az Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Robinson. Charlene presented
some Of her sewing also flower
she made. There were nine mem
bers present and two visitors.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22

is at home again after spending
81 months in Korea The PIT
A of Childress high school enter
tanned the members of the faculty
Tuesday night with a chicken
dinner Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Harris were business visitors in
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22

entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams
and family Mrs. Corene Coul-
ter and grandson of Flint, Michi-
gan are visiting Mrs. Coulters
mother, Mrs. Annie Kelly and 9TH
er relatives o.. Cpl. George Fl.
Olds, son of Mrs Ethel K. Olds,
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-22
Nashville
James L. Crofton

JI1ntS Il. VrOItUu
Miss Rubye Robinson of Tulsa,
Oklahoma spent Mothers day with
her mother, Mrs. Ella Waldow =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
and son of McGhee spent Moth
er's day with Mrs. williams par