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The Detroit tribune., 1953-05-30
Ode T. Uddyback. sr.
272s Blaine
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TY. <.337s
State OF Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wavne in Chancery.
ROSCOE SMITH. Plaintiff. vs..
HENRIETTA SMITH. Defendant.
Order of Publication
No. soi.3so
AZ session OF said court held
az the Court House in the CITY
OF Detroit. said County and
State on the End day Of April.
| A. ID 1883.
Present; the Honorable John
v Brennan. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. il appearing
from the affidavit hereto at.
tached. that the Defendant can
not be served by process issued
out OF this Court because. after
dilisent search and inquiry IL
can not be aseertained whether
the Defendant is q resident Of
this State; but her address last
known to the Plaintiff is 4703
Moore Place. Detroit. Michigan.
On motion Of Ode T Uddy-
back Sr- attorney for the plain
ltiff
II is Ordered that the Defend
ant herein. cause her appearance
TO be entered in this cause with.
IN three months from the aate
OF this Order OF that said Bill OF
Complaint. filed by Plaintiff in
this cause. will be taken as con-
fessed by the said Defendant.
and rat a true copy Of this Order
for appearance be sent to the
Defendant by registered mail, 10
her last known address. sno v
not received. that this Order be
published according 70 law
JOHN v. BRENNAN,
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy)
Edgar NJ Braniein. Clerk
BY Y Mbord Deputy Clerk
t-25-S-30.
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Order Of Publication
No. 5o7.s33

49, ~+H-'AH EA. ~ Veal, bclChu
ant.
Order Of Publication
No. so7.s33
AT session OF said court held
a. the Court House in the City
OF Detroit. in said County and
State on the 10th dsy OF April,
A d. 1853.
Present: the Hon Frank B.
Ferguson. Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the Affi-
davit hereto attached from which
II appears that the defendant,
jamie NJ O'Neal. is not a resident
Of Detroit. Michigan, but when
last heard Of and from. after
dlligent search and INQUIRY made
bv plaintiff among defendants
friends, acquaintances and rela-
tives, reside at $40 Z. Pine street,
Dothan. Alabama. therefore,
On Motion OF Edward A. Sim
mons. attorney for plaintiff
II is ordered. and this Court,
bv virtue of the Authority there
in vested. doth hereby Order
that the Defendant appear in
this cause within three months
tfom the date hereof or her de-
fault will be taken and that a
copy OF this Order. together with
a copy of the Affidavit upon
: which il is founded be mailed 10
The Defendant az her last known
place OF address az $40 F. Pine
street. Dothan. Alabama. BY reg
istered mail Return Receipt De-
nsnded
And i is fu.iher ordered that
2 coov % this order be published
n the Detroit Tribune. a news
paper painted and published in
The County o. Wayne.. Michigan.
according 10 law
And all OF which foregoing is
so ordered
FRANK B FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy)
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
Bv Ed Murawski. Deputy
Clerk 5-2-6-6.
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Legal Notices
William T. Patrick. Sr.
Attorney sf Law
Sol Lawyers Bldg.

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cunt Court for the County oi
Wayne in Chancery
ANNA D. SOREY. Plaintiff
IS. REVIE GEE SOREY. Defend
ant.
Order for Publication
No. so7.32s
A. session Of said Court held
in the Cour, House in the City
~ Detroit. County Of wavne and
STATE Of Michigan. this End day
az April. A. d. 1883.
Present. Honorable John v
Brennan. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing
hv affidavit OF Anna ID Sorey.
plaintiff herein. on file in this
cause. that the said Revue Gee
Sorev. defendant herein. resides
outside OF the State OF Michi-
gan
Upon motion of William T,
Pa'r. <. Sr Attorney for the
plaintiff.
l.. Hescby Ordered that
Pete Gee Sorey. the defendant
s~cn appear and answer this
ese within three months from
'hc dsfe ~ tbs Order. or sad
Ei viii be taken as confessed
bv sid defendant
= 5 Further Ordered that this
0gser be published in a news
raper published and circulated
I tie County Of Wavne as re-
led b law sHd also that q
nv ~ this Otder De sent by
tered nail 20 sad defendant.
81 3 o0k'vN New York
JOHN Y. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
T. . copvl
Z - Bfan.sr Cle.k
8r = Mshudi Dep4'v Clerk
4-es-s-3s.
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IS. 2s3.l00
&c. N. 2lzsel

State OF Michigan. county o.
Wayne.
IS. 2s3.loo
&c. N. 2l7sel
~ a session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne,
held az the Probate Court Room
IN the CRY % Detroit on the
Fourth dav OF MAY. n the year
one thousand nine hundred and
..ftv-tnree.
Present Thomas c. Murphy,
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter ~ Change Q;
Name q FLORENCE HULL an
adult.
On ead.ng and tiing the pc
fltscn of me said Florence Hull
?. ay.ng thai her name be changed
- MYRTLE BERNlCE HULL;
l, IS ordered That the Fifth
DAY ~ June. next az ten o'clocS
n the forenoon a; ssid Count
Room oe appo.n,ei ior hearing
>ai1 Nci 'ica
Ard II IS 'lr'he: O. cescd That
. copy u tn.s order Oe p4oAsaea
nee IN each wees trg iaree
meens conseDutHeiv p.eN.oas 70
10 'ne ot afa ne p 'ne
Detr' T. o-nf rtw,pape
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Vim. 7. Patrick. Sr.
AiiornsY.ai.Law
SOL LAWYERS Blda.


STATE OF Michigan. IN me Cir
SA, Court for the County Of
Wavre in Chancerv
ERMA TAYLOR Plaintiff. VS..
ARTHUR TAYLOR. Defendant.
Order To Appear
No. So2.sso
Al session OF the above en-
titled Court. held in the County
Building. in the City OF Detroit
County Of Wayne. and State Of
Michigan this 10th dav Of April.
A D. 1883
Present Honorable John V.
Biennan Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit here
% attached that the defendant is
not resident OF Michigan. but
This rs last known place Of res
ldence was az l347 South Sanea-
mon street Chicago 9. Illinois.
On motion Of William 7. Pat
ircs. ST Attorney for the plain
M.
Il is Hereby Orde ed. thai the
defendant Ar,hGf. Taylor. enter
ms appearance. either n person.
az BY Arorney. wi'hin three
months nom the date hereof. ar
he BIZ o, Comp VIII be
taken against him
l. s Further Ordered tha, a
tue copy % this Order 70 Ap-
pess be sent TO the las, known
address Of the defendant, postage
prepaid. return receipt reouexed
sna that a true copv of said
Q. de- 70 Appear be pubhsaed
according 10 law.
JOHN Y. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
\ True Copy)
E1gar NJ Branlgin. Clerk
By Y Mahuder. Deputy CLERK
4-25-5-30.
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Herberi L. Dudley. Atty.
4256 Russell Street

S'a'e - Michigan n ihs CIV
CO.. Court for re County Of
Nlt~r 10 Cns0cerv
l0iIS HORN. JR P,ainitt
SIS MARGARET HORN. Defend
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S. J. Flanagan. Atty.
1927 z. Dawson

State Of Michigan. in TIE -,
cuit Court for the CounN "
Wayne in Chancerv. r.
GLADYS CHESTNUT Plslhu-'
VS.. LESTER CHESTNUT "
fendant.
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ROOM TO RENT

Furnished room 10 rent reini
couple or single lady East So.
near Cadillac. f. Vernon buses
VA l-7930.
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Ms .-7re ss-x 4: e
la-@ IS rspry 3. -sve -ss ser
s1- -s-S-:es Law go s--
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Mrs. Beuia- DNcr e. Ds-ss.
Texas. arrived ,as, week =, sr
der-o an cpers;.9n lT ire cay
vhere her -hiicse- -cv sve.
Trey a.e the Rev + y Dison.
Jr. ot po1:ar arc Nss-anes
Nancy Dixcr ara W.,-a Mae
Coleman ct Ess. cl:e- Drive.
Ms. Lizzie Wya:: m-t-es 81.
Sam Ms-keY G. 1880 Times Is
IL Reee.vir= H-sp.;s.
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VIM. v. Banks. Atty.
405 Graiiot WO. 3-S7l7

state % Michigan in the Cir
c4.t Court for ihe County OF
Wavre IN ChancerN
HAZEL HENDRICKS. Plain
tt IS. HEALY HENDRICKS,
DafarS.rf
The Detroit tribune., 1953-05-30
Order To Appear
No. So2.aA2

AZ q sesson OF the above en-
titled Court. held in the County
Building. In the Civ Of Detroit
County Of Wayne and State Of
Michigan this 10th day OF Apr,l
A. d 1858
Present Honorable Frank 3.
Ferguson, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit here.
TO attached that the defendant.
Olhs Williams. is not a resioent
of Michigan. but that his last
known place OF residence was al
2ll5 Dayton street. ST. Louis.
Missouri
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. OF the Bill Of Complaint
viii be taken as confessed
against him.
/, is Further Ordered. that a
true copy Of this order be sen,
20 the last known address OF the
defendant by registered mail re-
turn receipt requested. and that
true copy Of said order be pub.
llshed according 70 law
FRANK B. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar NJ BTanigin. Clerk
BY James B. Stone. Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune., 1953-05-30

ce.eHsa;ins her 18th birthday
recently was Mrs. Lillian
Crimes q SIS Erskine al a
shower given by Florence chap
:er Ne. y CT the Elks and was
aiso horcred a; social by her
many tr!eads and members Of
re. -a-.cn. Eberezer AME
The Detroit tribune., 1953-05-30

Mrs. Otis Banks Jr.. 10 spend
three weeks as her house
guests. He was stationed in
Texas in the armed forces but
IS now awaiting assignment 10
Germany. His wife will return
70 her home in Louisiana.
Arc,her airman. 2-cA William
Cooper. visited his parents last
week END al 1862 Erskine. and
has left ter Bsrksdale Air
Force base in Shreveport. La.
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COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS Nj. A. CONNER
1888 Rivard Temple 3-4S95

Hsa9 paNe ~ eTe ~ Y ~ '"pp'7' 7''' z ~
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Edward \. Simmons. Atty.
2o3A Lawyers BLDG.

Slate Of Michigan. County Of
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune., 1953-05-30
William T. Patrick. Sr.
Attorney al Law
SOL LAWYERS Bido

S'a'e q Michigan. IN The Cir-
cult Court for the County Of
Wsvne N Chancerv.
DORETHA WILLIAMS. Plain
iff. vs OTHA WILLIAMS. De-
fenianf
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Edward A. Simmons. Atty.
2o3-A LAWYERS Bldq.

State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cut Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ALSTON v. O'NEAL. Plaintiff,
vs. JAMIE M. O'NEAL, Defend
ant.
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THOMAS & MURPHY
William T. Patrick. Sr.. Atty.
sol Lawyers Bldg

S.a'~ - N-ta--s - te C.--
Court ilr tre -..S ~
WsN-e a CnagNe
3 HALL pla..,r ~ III
clLLE HALI. ps...d r.
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WANTED

Experienced newspsper nv,
willing TO work. with So,
understanding OF Layout an
nose for news Advertisl
men and handy men also b
help on floor. Apply Office 4
Detroit Tribune Publishing Co,
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stretch tcr;h ny naras uaic
thee: my scul .hiFeieih Taiier
thee as ihirsfy lane. Hear
me speedily. Q Lora my spirit
fsileih, hide ret thy :sce from
ne. lest I De Ike urie them
that co aown in;o the PIT.
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S,a,e OF Michigan. IN me Cir
Clt Court for the County OF
Wavne in Chancerv
ERMA TAYLOR Plaintiff vs..
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02
. CATSCAPADES o
BY ELISE ROSENBLUM

Hi there . Wait! Stop! Don't
condemn those Wildcats. They
still have the rest of the season
to make us proud of Arizona.
Guess our loyalty rides high this
year cause cheering their team
at the opening game we saw Joan
Schneck, Sara Handmaker, Joan
Tobias, Bev Kaufman, Helen Sen
cite, Bobbie Vegodsky, Freida
Shusterman, Lynn Gaylord, Nicki
Belman, Dolores Simon, Sally Ma
linsky, Billy Feldman, Sue Cos
den, Dodo Grande, Ed Berger,
Bernie Serbin, Milt Leibhaber,
Monte Kokey, Sid Eater, Dave
Rabinowitz, Saul Fisher, Stan Far
Der, Ronnie Silverman, Bernie
Duskin, Don Feldman, George
Rothblatt, Max Volk, Jack Wal
tuch, Steve Silverstein, Don To
bias, Phil Hordiner.
Art Cohen did his usual great
job of cheerleading and rested
at the Tau Delt post-game party
Val Winski played hostess at
the surprise house-warming party
for Mel Rice and Jerry Dember.
Her guest list included Harriet
Agron, Sheila Levy, Liz Solomon,
Sorky Elpern, Bob White, Dick
Stein, Fred White.
california, here she comes
and Deedee Sonenblick left to at
tend classes at UCLA.
Participating in F1illel Succoth
services last Friday night were
Ann Pessin, Bobbie Agron, Sheila
Halpert, Patty Self, Harry Cor.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02
Here M There

Greenberg, Ronnie Jasgur, and
Kenny Koenig had more fun at
the Root-Beer-Bust given by Ann
Greenberg and Leroy Feig.
School is well under way, rem
dering everyone busy particu-
larly in the Journalism Depart
ment where we see High Quarter
ly Salesman, Leona Shapiro
Tucsonian staff member, Judy
Kuropatkin Official photo
grapher, Bert Watson -. and
Quarterly Art Editor sgd Salmon
of coure, just as important
are the people who get IN the
news, such as song leaders Judy
Gawsner, Arlene Singer, and Mar
cia Sgutt . Modelling Club mem
Der, Joan Smotkin and terp-
sichorian Elaine Block ...>. and
Darlene Copalman who sang her
way into the Quartet on the
Club News, we find Joel Botfeld
heading the $50" Club, and Naomi
Finder is the secretary of the
Drama Club at Amphi Speak
ing of Amphi Chicken Little
challenges anyone who is already
making bets on the Big Tucson
Amphi game coin a phrase,
Don't count your touchdowns be-
fore they hatch" Catch???
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02

don, Bob White, Neal Kurn, Mel
Arthur. On the other side of the
pulpit were Bonnie Young, Jackie
Wild, Joan Reitz, Sue COsden,
Kenny Abrams, Lloyd Bennett,
Larry Sandell, Bob Schwartz.
Since last Saturdays game was
played in Colorado, Zebes and
their dates headed for the picnic
grounds at Tucson Mountain
Park. Among the singing, weinie-
roasting crowd were Arlene Sim
ger, Bobbie Oppman, Marilyn Da-
vison, Lee Goldberg, Harriet Kap-
Ian, Ann Cohen, Charlotte Flyer,
Dick Herbst, Murray Norkin,
TaVe kaufman, Dave CARRIER,
Bruce Morrison, Paul Fabricant,
Jerry Sonenblick, Dave Novick,
Mort Klebe, Sandy Brickner, Bob
Weller, Jerry Goddard.
Same evening, same sport, but
different site, different group.
Tau Delts, too, had the picnic bug
so Cyrille Silberman, Anita Refs
er, Pat Levy, Lois Mandel, Rainey
Goodhart, Florrie Horowitz, Diane
Rosenblatt, Sharlene Sack, Judy
Wasserman, Judy Gawsner, Ellen
Topper, Ruth Nevins, Ezzy Ez-
railson, Bernie Finver, Jerry
Gross, Jack SAKE, Marty Green
baum, Joe Berger, Dave Deitz,
Earl Terman, Jack LevkoWitz, Mel
Robbins, Mike Sutin, Ben Bowsky,
Jerry Selinfreund, Murray Rogel,
Dick Kohn, Kenny Schachter, Mat
ty Novick. E. The Girl on BARGE
Iona.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02
BY JOHANNA BIRNAM

While I am sleeping in my bed,
CA pillow tucked beneath my
head)
1 only wish that dogs and cats
and mice
And rats and little baby broth
erS,
And bugs and fathers and little
bothers,
And miscellaneous others,
Would leave me sleeping in my
bed,
CA pillow tucked beneath my
head,
And let me dream; and fly kite,
For I got in quite late last
night!
Last Saturday Green Acres Golf
Course became the location for a
Gala Party held jointly with Lii
lian Wald BIG, and AL Jolson
AZA. Afterwards: Rita Feldman,
Esther Kert, Ann Cranston, Ann
Greenberg, Regina Leeds, Regina
Weiss, Debby Taylor, Marcia Kra-
kofsky, HOWE Bernstein, Bob Pos
ner, Dave Goodman, HOWE Gold
wyn, Ira Mishkind, Danny Tret-
lax, Harold Cole, Gene Karp, Dav
Scheisel, Bill Berman, Sandy
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry COhn re-
turned from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
last week. He is convalescing
from surgery done while there.
They look forward to a trip to
Washington, D. c. in December
to visit their daughter, the form
er Corky Cohn, who was a stu
dent at VA few years ago.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02
Unlf BAR- BAS
| QH MITZVAH
Stanley GOIding

On Oct. 9 Stanley Golding will
be Bar MitZvah at Sabbath serv-
ices at Temple Emanuel. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Golding, 1899 E. Pima. Friends
and members of the congregation
are invited to attend. There will
be an informal reception in the
Temple foyer following.
Stanley is in the eighth grade
at Catalina junior high school. His
interests include sports, model
aeroplane design and he is a mem
ber of the Temple Boy Scout
troop.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02
Philip Hinden

Bar MitZVah ritual will be held
when Philip Hinden reads from
the HaftOrah at Sabbath services
on Oct. 10 at Congregation Anshei
Israel. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hinden, 123 N. Olsen.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the membership of the congre-
cation and family friends to be
present. In Tucson to witness
this ceremony will be Philips
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Hinden, Roselle, NJ.
Enrolled in the eighth grade at
Mansfield school, Stanley's partic-
ular interest is in his stamp col
lection.
The Arizona post., 1953-10-02

ARIZONA POST, October 2, 1853
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Must Fight for
Rights for All,
Says Judge DeIany

CHARLESTON, S. C.-"Ours is
a fight for the freedom not only
OF ....egroes, but of all minorities
and indeed of all Americans"
Judge Hubert T. Delany told the
18th annual convention Of the
South Carolina Conference of
Branches of the National Associ-
alton for the Advancement Of
Colored People.
Addressing an audience of near
ly 1000 at the closing session of
the convention here October Is,
Judge Delany, who is a Justice of
the Court of Domestic Relations
in New York, warned against seq
regation and gradualism. We
must remember" he said that
many white southerners agree
with our program They should
be welcomed to the fold"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Rose Morgan Party
Raises $4,000 for
Legal Defense

NEW YORK-More than $4,000
was raised at a cocktail party for
the NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund in the beautiful
and spacious home Of Miss Rose
Morgan in st. Albans. Miss Nor
gan, nationally known business
woman made her home available
for the occasion and introduced
Thurgood Marshall. the funds di-
rector and counsel.
After Mr. Marshall recounted
the legal efforts to break down
segregation and the vast sums re-
CURED to carry on this work,
Herbert T. Miller appealed to the
guests for contributions to help
finance the public school segrega-
ton cases to be argued before the
United States Supreme Court in
December
In response to this appeal an
anonymous contributor CAV e
81 900.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Two Fined $500 for
EnsIaving Negro

PADUCAH, Ky.-(CNS)-- Two
cotton growers were fined $500
each this week after pleading
guilty in federal court to charges
Of holding Negro in slavery.
The victim, Willie Moore, said
he was promised 81 a day for
work on the Elam's farm but
drew only 80. He fled to Missouri
and then to Memphis but said heA
was sought out by Marvin Elan
and his nephew, Arnold and re-
turned to the farm where he
worked for several months after
wards in 1851 for nothing.
The father of Arnold Elam now
faces trial on a similar count.
The case marks the first peonage
one tried in federal court here
since the Civil War.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Philander COLLEGE
In Last Stage
OF Homecoming

A climax to the feverish pace
Of the homecoming activities at
Philander Smith college begins to-
mite at 6 with an all-campus-alum-
nj pep rally in front OF Webb
hall, 10th and lizard and ends with
the homecoming ball, Saturday
at 8 p, m. in the college gym.
Visitors will be pouring onto
the campus from as far away as
Denver, Colorado to witness this
annual two day event.
The calendar of activities for
Friday and Saturday is as follows.
Friday Pep rally at 6 p. m, led
by band and pep squad, ending in
a snake dance thruout the campus,
Saturday Homecoming parade
at 10 a. m. parade begins at
the administration building; the
Queen GROWING ceremonies at
War Memorial stadium. las p. m,
Homecoming game PSC Panthers
vs.. Mississippi Vocational col
Iege, kickoff, p m: presenta-
ton of queen and three winning
floats. fathers of students and
alumni pictures to be taken at
this time; barbecue for all stu
dents, alumni, faculty families,
students, friends, on lawn of Webb
hall, 5 p, m; Homecoming Ganca,
college gym at 8 p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Ashby B. Carter.
NAPE Chieftain
Dies In Chicago

CHICAGO - America lost one
of her most distinguished sons
and the nations Negroes have
lost one of their greatest leaders
--Ashby B. Carter president OF
the National Alliance of Postal
Employees and Grand Master OF
Prince Hall Mason for Illinois
died at a hospital here October
20.
Death came to Mr.. Carter al
2:25 a. m, after an illness of only
ten days. He suffered, however,
from heart condition. His below
ed wife Mrs. Audrey Carter, was
at his side when death came. Mr..
Carter was in his sixties.
Son of a West Virginia coal
miner, Mr. Carter was educated
at Bluefield State Teachers col
lege, Bluefield, West Va, and came
later to Chicago where he enter
ed the Postal Service and fra
ternal life. His rise in both fields
was phenomenal, and he soon be-
came the head of the Prince Hall
Masons in Illinois.
In l945, after yeoman service
in the ranks" in the Chicago
branch Of the NAPE. Mr., Carter
was elevated to the presidency of
the Alliance Its growth under his
leadership has been equally phe-
nomenal and a tribute to his abil-
tiles and sagacity as a leader. =.
A firm believer in racial coop
Grafton, and brilliant progress
sive mind, Mr.. Carter utilized un-
usual political skill with innate
wisdom, and led the fight to vim
dictate Negro postmen caught in
the vicious postal purge" of 1913
and l949 He was successful in
that fight His vision added stat
ure to the NAPE as well, and he
See CARTER-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
Golden Lions Bow
To Prairie View
Panthers, "a &
BY John Howard

All American Harry Wright
led his Prairie View Panthers to
a "a victory over the Golden
Lions of AMIN college in Pine
Bluff Saturday night and kept
the Texas team in the undefeat-
ed columns of the top teams in
nation.
The Panthers got rolling in the
first quarter when quarterback,
Charlie Brackins passed to team
mate Charles Wright for "a yds.
and settled on the Arkansas 25
yard line. Then Johnnie Price,
left halfback, ripped off right
tackle for 10 yards. On the next
play Brackins passed again and
Jack Bellinger raced to the s.
Price went over right tackle a
gain and scored standing up. The
conversion was wild.
Haltback Joe Walker recovered
a tumble after the kick, and bull
ed his way down field to Prairie
Views % Then came four annoy
ing series of downs which netted
the Lions nothing and the Panth-
erS took over. John Payton took
to the air and on a long pass
which Melted him IS yards, Price
snagged it and scored. The extra
try was good
In the second quarter Prairie
View picked up speed again and
swervcd down mid-field on an
explosive drive to the Arkansas A.
yard stripe Moments later Brack-
ms scored when he barged upright
across center.
The Lions took advantage of
golden opportunity on a Panther
tumble when Johnnie Price fun
bled on his own ten. On the
first play Arkansas failed to make
yardage gain, but on the second
down quarterback Sherwin Will
Hanson went thru center into
paydirt territory for the Lions
first and lone score of the game.
Darwin Davis kick for the ex-
See LIONS-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
MAYOR KENNEL
REELECTED

The voters of Little Rock re-
pudiated the old party line,
which was the major issue in
the campaign to elect a mayor
for the city and gave the in
cumbent mayor, Pratt Remmel
an overwhelming majority vote
Tuesday over his opponent, Au-
berry Kerr, Mr.. Kerr, a Demo-
crat, and was running for cleo
ton on the Democratic ticket,
while Mayor Remmel is ira
ditionally a Republican, made
his race without any party af-
filiation. He ran on his record
and was able to gather approx
innate 10000 votes of the APP
proximate 1900 votes polled
by Little Rock voters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-11-06
PSC Choir Master
Speaks for Alta at
Spa" Meeting

Otis Simmons, choir master al
Philander Smith college, will speak
tonight as part of the Arkansas
State teachers meeting in Hot
Springs. His subject will be
Working Toward Improved Pro-
fessional and Lay Relationships in
Community Endeavors."
An experienced orator, Mr..
Simmons has addressed su h
groups as Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity of which he is member,
in Cleveland, Ohio, December 10
So; and the annual Methodist
church Knife and Fork" BAN
quet in Kansas City. Kansas.
The young man is a graduate
See SPEAKER---page four