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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29

Coach Saunders and his as
sistant, Mr.. Subray Dahood had
drilled the Redskins hard all
week for this big one, but not
even the most optimistic fan
envisioned such a decisive win
for Caldwell. School spirit also
hit new high here this week
with the town painted from end
to end with BEAT Philo" signs.
Statistics favored Caldwell all
the way, but there is no gauge
for spirit and determination
such as that shown by the vic
tors especially the stout-hearted
forward wall that consistently
charged into the Philo line, pre-
venting the Electrics from get
ting their offensive into gear.
Caldwell's sterling defense has
given the Redskins the best re-
cord in the league. They have
permitted only Al points in five
games, an average of 9.4 per
game. Philo is second with SO
points in five games.
Philo could muster only four
first downs, lowest of any OF
Caldwelrs opponents this season.
while the Electrics were spilled
for a loss of 81 yards compared
to the previous high of 38 for
Roseville and New Lex. In the
yardage gained department,
Philo picked up only 104 yards,
second only to Dresden which
gained but rs. The Electrics
made the fewest rushing plays
of any of Caldwell's opponents
with %, and their rushing aver
age of 2.3 yards per try exceeds
only Byesville with l.9 in the
opening game. The Electrics,
stalled on the ground, were fore
ed to punt seven times, a season
high shared by Roseville.
Al Walton and Ronnie Reed
carried the ball a total of 81
times, Walton picking up 80
yards for a total of 6.8 per try,
Reed adding so for a 2.6 average.
Fullback Bill Watson of the
Electrics made the longest run
of the game, a 37-yard jaunt that
set up Philo's lone score in the
second period. The visitors stop
ped cold throughout most of the
game by Caldwell's hard-charg-
ing linemen, gained only 80
yards in the entire second half.
Bob Legraen pounced on one
Philo tumble as did Ronnie Reed
while Darl Gardner fell on a
blocked punt, and Joe Frederick
son intercepted a long Philo
pass.
On passing, each team at
tempted II, Philo completing
three for 28 yards, Caldwell
making good four for IS yards.
Walton's touchdown pass to
Ronnie Crock was his fourth in
the last two games.
Caldwell kicked off to Philo
to start the game but the Elec-
tries got only three yards to the
18 on the kick return as the
Redskins charged downfield
fast. After three line plays, Philo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
Starting lineups:

Reed fumbled on the 26 to
terminate the other.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
EDUCATORS TO MEET

Ohio University, Athens, viii
be the host to 1000 educators
representing 10 counties, includ-
ing Noble, Thursday and Friday
of this week when the South
eastern Ohio education associa-
ton meets on the campus for its
58th annual session. 1t is expect
ed that several from the local
schools will attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
INJURED IN FALL

Jimmy Hague, II, Senecaville
youth, fell at the Senecaville
trash pile, Thursday morning
and suffered a laceration of his
right leg. Treatment was given
at st. Francis hospital, Cam
bridge and he was dismissed to
his home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
MVL STANDING

GAMES THIS WEEK
Caldwell at GlouSter
New Lex at Philo
Roseville at Dresden
M & M at Crooksville
NeWcomerstoWn at New Concord
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
MISSES TURN

A dump truck operated by
Robert R. Ankrom of Quaker
City r. D., was demolished when
he failed to negotiate a curve on
route 265 in Quaker City and
rolled over Sunday afternoon.
Investigations were made by the
state highway patrol. Ankrom
was not seriously injured.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
INSPIRED REDSKINS HAND PKL0 ELECTRCS FIRST Loss 256
Junior Cunningham Injured In
Bruisins Game Friday Night
Caldwell Goes to Glouster Thursday
Niqht TO Meet Veteran Tomcat Team

Rising to the greatest heights of the the Cald
we'll Redskins stunned an overflow homecoming crowd
Friday night they swept Phos leagueeadng Electrics
off their feet to hand the visitors their first loss 256 The
underdog Redskins of Coach Tom Saunders at the
peak of perfection dominating every department of play
while they battered the Eectrcs with ridiculous
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
LAST WEEKS RESULTS

Caldwell 25, Philo 6
New Lex 33, Dresden 19
M & M 19, Glouster 6
New Concord 7, Roseville 7 (tie)
Crooksville IL, Marion
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29
COACH RALPH POWLESS.
THE TOMCATS have downed

Dresden 1877, Crooksville
1876, and GAINESVILLE Rosecrans
30-7. They were defeated by
Philo 7-6, New Concord 34-13,
and McConnelsville 1916. Against
Dresden, the Redskins won
25-14, against Philo they won
25-6, and with New Concord
tied 90.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29

The loss for Philo throws
the league race into a dead
lock since New Lex has also
won four while losing one.
Hanging back in third and four
tn place are McConnelsville and
Crooksville with two losses, both
having an outside chance of get
ting a share of the title.
Marring the victory was the
untimely loss of Caldwell's
stellar right guard, Junior
Cunningham, who suffered a
broken right arm when he
was blocked out hard on a
Philo punt return just prior to-
halftime. Cunningham's out
standing performance on the
line has been a big factor in
CaldwelIS fine defensive re-
cord these last two years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-29

Touchdowns: Caldwell Reed,
Crock, Walton 2.
Philo - Mclean.
Point after touchdown - Gil
lespie (placement).
Evening star., 1953-05-13

LARGE 4eo LOAN
Can be assumed on this 3-bedrm.
area. Liv. rm.. firepl., family-sizs
DIN; rm., equipped kit. incl,
d1ShwaSher, full bSmt., LARGE
SCREENED PORCH and barbecu0
pit for summer enjoyment; conv.
SS,; loc,; excel; terms, Call LYNN
Evening star., 1953-05-13
10 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALINE. tcomt.I

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1858
Evening star., 1953-05-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

eHIPLEY TER.-Six-rm., semidetach.
brick; mr.. shops. bus, schools. 3 bed
OWNER. HUI. 3-5977. IA
arm. sEMIDET. BRICKS bed
rms. and tile bath. liv. rm.' din.
rm. kit, full bsmt... rec. rm.. gas
&C. heat lge lot with patio:
conv. to transp., stores and schools.
PRICE; S144,519D01 1D1o with sI,Hoo, 4T 1ST1 d9yn'
rRo B 4. do H5JMfHEEEF'E N p Z I TE APARTMENT
IrNTTS. nriyate entrances. Including
living room. dinette. kitchen, bed
room and bath for each apt; Con;
Venient to. shopping, scnno!s az a1a
transportat ton. Assume sdi1t lsrGe rnA mi
call Mr.. Brandy. 10. s-4O36. MAR;
SHALL J. WAPIE CO. Realtor. 1924
I4th St.. AID. 4-2O05; -.
0RM, SEMIDET. BRICK-3 bed
rooms and tile bath, liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit, full bsmt., rec; rm.. gas
a.-c. heat. lge. lot with pIo patiIo'
PRICE; 1900 with $4,000 %STn d9yn.
r. A. HuMPHRIEs. Ia
orr nth ST. BRIDGE AND GOOD
HOPE RD.-3-bedrm. BRICK; row;
concrete front porch: built-in ga.
gSsn SsSs tSsy 2 built the BEST F PFced S faF
quick sale. Call Mrs; Lyons; ST
3-736s: ewes, LU. 2-146s. ATLAS
VETERANSSLive rent free. Brick 9
apt. bldg. approx: 4 wears old excel
neighborhood., full bsmt.. gas heat
Anchor, FENCED lot; S35S Stcd0Tiss down; prSfs' Ns
l5sSG' sl5oSo? evssi, Sssi III III. M' MgeSsss. F. W
RERENS. SALES INC Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENSINGTON

So, $50 Downfall. 1st Trust
Never before have terms like this
been offered on new brick homes
Of quality and character by Mar
Gus. Something new and different
from full bsmt. to storage attic.
Lovely large nv. .rm. with paneled
fireplace wall, full din. rm., large
kitchen with eating space, 3 bed
rms; unusual bath with vanity;
S17.95O. Monthly payments $115.
Only 3 left of 10. Better buy now.
Excellent / location. Just of Conn,
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont,

BRICK RAMBLER-Just over D. c.
line between line and Bethesda. 8
large bedrooms, 2 baths. separate
dining rm., huge kit, beautiful rec.
rm. with fireplace. gear garage;
spD splst street Wo c1 MIS- S.PsHSI1 PsEson for
AD. 4-a605. "''Of' A1 1" '''
acre. near Colesville; Md,
Large frontage on Colesville rd.; g.
rm. modern home; firepl.. bedrm. on
Idsa r for GE Oh burner Snn ALL all fenced fenced
roadside stand. large vegetable gar.
den; land rich as cream; lovely. cool
shady spot. Act quick. JOHN BUR-
DoFT. colesville. Nd. Cali Eyer
BRICK BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms., also
another bedrm.. full bsmt., gas heat;
situated on 2 beautiful landscaped
lot ,!,r.,9 on one Of Silver Springs most
particuiars @ lars call Mr. IT. Anderson, nS sSl IL. Ju
5.7100: ewes, RA. 3-6364. CHES-
TER n; KELLER. Realtor. Ia
NEW LISTING in .Takoma Park, on
Pooms asf snd bath s oo nGs 2
tsheneste; eas s@s apt e. dss aS9ms sarsss sHe
H1fLEf q HOMER, Realtors. JU.
NEAR alE ST. ahisf M1cHAEn;s R% SCHOOL,
block to bus, attractive 6-rm. and
bsmt. Colonial. with large, shady
yard. Owner transferred, must sell
market With Ae exeeptionai M SSa1n' terms. err0S
Hurryl L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
NEAR COMPLETION OFF MASS.
AVE.-Two of the finest ramblers
center-hall plans; 25-ft. liv. rm.: 3
twin-bed rms: huge all-elec. kit; big
screen porcheS; garage; full base
ment; hot-water heat: delightful
L1PS. DI. 7-1411; ewes. OIL. 2-3223.
BETHESDA. GI 4N-Brick
2-story Colonial, bedrms.,
1st-n. powder rm., firepl., full
bsmt., lnclosed porch, slate
roof, lovely yard. S22 ,75O. Call
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ARL. FOREST SPECIAL
$16,950-$2,OOO DOWN

ARLINGTON. BY OWNER
RENT-OPTION TO BUY
Short OF cash? Take years option
to buy this practically new lia-
story Cape Cod with g rms, IA
Convenient transp.. shoppinT and
school. .Firepl., full dry bsmt.; WE'LL
insulated aluminium screen and
storm windows; QUIET street. shady
trees; rent at $3.50 per mo. and pay
500 for option to buy at SlS.950.
In year you accumulate $500
credit toward S4 900 down payment.
Then mortRage payments less than
rent: 3s25 South 18th st. ia.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

VIEWS bedrooms
$13,950. $3.50 down. Firepl. ir
attractive liv. rm.; sep. din. rm.
mod: .well-equipped kit, one twin
rooms. one with wash basin, up
cement porch, full bsmt. with shower
and lavatory; det. garage; lge
shaded lot; 2 blks. to school ano
shopping, one blk. to Capital Transit
bus.
County Investment, Inc.
JU. S-5100; Ewes, CO. 5-S992
Evening star., 1953-05-13

heat. gar; BoGLEY's. Lo. 5-3434.
LO. 5-1360.
r AMBLER-Brick: Alta Vista; .
baths. stone fireplace in liv. rm.,
elec. kit, level shaded lot. beautt-
ful SURROUNDINGS. Greatly reduced
10 sell. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
INC, D1. 7-1016: ewes. JU. S-1S12.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
CAPITOL HILL
1877 CARROLL ST. Sc.
OPEN IL TO 2:30

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 PENNA. AVE. s E.
II. 4-5138 Ii. 3-OOS4
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KENSINGTON
SPLIT LEVEL

Can you imagine? 3 bedrms., studio
liv. rm. with balcony; lge. din. .rm.,
q kitchen to make cooking q pleas
ALL FOR UNDER $4,000
Dir: Out Connecticut ave. 10000
block to Wash. ST., right one block
to Hadley pl. Open to z. sat. and
Sun. Through week. see supt. on
job. 7:30 to 4. or call MIR. PRICE,
LO. 5-2534.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

OWNERS TRANSFER
Makes imperative the immediate sale
OF this postwar, all-brick, 3-bed-
sash m eI5peaal tpepl Sep' f1 din din 5rm; storm
rm.. yard entr; lge lot, trees, bar.
6ecue, Anehor-fenced rear. Excel.
lent, convenient No. Arl, section.
Priced at $17.950. Well submit
your terms. See 1t day or ewes. BY
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
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BETHESDA

A really fine through center-hall
brick Colonial 3-bedrm. home in
conv., loo, close to shopping. transp..
Lynnbrook and Our Lady of Lourdes
schools: situated on a large, level,
corner lot. Owner leavinR city,
priced to sell quickly. Ewes, Oh.
4-S0G2 SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
OIL A-1066 TX
Evening star., 1953-05-13
1117 ANACOSTIA RID.
JUST OFF BRANCH AVE.

Neat little brick rambler. bedrms.
lovely kitchen with garbsEe disposal
tile bath, oil, a.-c. heat, beautifully
iandscaped lot. Inspect and make
an ofier. Will take trade. T. D.
BURGESS. 10. 9-9513 till 8.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
"P0TOMAC"

A rambling country house 97' long,
situated amid many old trees on g.
acre site. 400 frontage on River I'd .
30 living room, 2O' dining room, all
electric kitchen. 3 well-proportioned
country-type bedrooms, 2 baths. An
east wing is suite or separate
apartment consisting Of master
bedroom, private bath, complete
Kitchen with Dutch door. Many fea-
lures too numerous to mention. Can
be purchased with acres, more or
less. Separate cottage for servants
quarters. 2-car garage. An excellent
value at $4,000. Call MR.. SMITH
EN-, 3-S716 (evesD. THOS j.
FISHER & CO.. INC, DI. 7-6s30.
ROCKVILLE-$12,950, easy terms;
owner leaving for Texas, must SELL
Liv.. rm., oin. rm., mod kit, full
bsmt., . extra-lge. bedrmS. and
bath; stairway to expandable attic; ;
nice cond. Lot 50x1S0.
County Investment, Inc.
JU. S-5100; Ewes, CO. 5-S992
Evening star., 1953-05-13
HOUSES SALIVA. tcor,.) }

homes from $4,000 to S21. 500
Old and new. attached and de.
tached. Close to Pentagon, Navy
Annex and Arlinston Hail. 4 and
4.s4s4e 41ssls money G. E. IANlER., &,i "a
SALE OR RENT-open 70; 3-bed.
rm. brick: bsmt.; 3Ii5 south i3tb
I'd. L. MCGEE KING. JE. a-esso.
OWNER; WELLINGTON. near his.
toric beautiful Mt. Vernon, Brick
Cape Cod: 3 bedrms.. III baths; 1
bedrm. and n bath on 1st d. Full
basement. fireplace; Sl7. $50; $4,000
cash; 500 per mo. TIE. 6-4039, or
TIE. 6-4457, call bet. l and 6 pm.
$500 DOwN-Two-b bedrm. home in
Beacon Manor. Fairfax, Va. Price
gGf gGf house; Sss, s1l'e6O. ia. 6-so59- or
kit. and large screened porch; very
convenient to Grade school. Price.
$13,950, with about $4,000 cash
and $50 mo. JOHN H. MILLER.
Jr; & BRO, RSesitors' MA. s-s55T
ern brick and pine s-level house and
garage; Pvt. swimming pool privils.;
exhaust fan: disposal; s large trees,
trust, trusts Immediate poss. Phone jE. T.
ASSUME LGE. ~ LOAN on this this ..
bedrm. frame rambler located on
h-acre. lot. Liv. rm. with firepl. and
paneled bookcases. separate din:
sssh S: Cali 1'Rs'a EYRs REaLrys k'ii; '$S% Js.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
S18,95O
COLORED-READ BELOW
GIFT CERTTFTCATE

This ad and only 1895 down gets you
the buy of buys in D. C.. dollar for
22OO blk. Newton ne, heart OF
Woodridge. Det. shingle BUNGALOW. 5
rms, bath with additional rms. In
attic, full bsmt., gas heat. Extras,
aluminium storm windows, garbage
disposal. new refriserator. new stove;
Al shape. Possession Is days. An
chor fenced, huge rear yard. Priced
right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2321
Evening star., 1953-05-13
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
HTT,T,ANDAI,E

This white brick rambler in a neigh
borhood of gardened yards. over "a
acre; perfect land for flowers; Cen
ter liV, rm. with picture window in
each end. panoramic. view: = large
bedrms. with bath, plus 3Td bedrm.
or den with u bath: din. rm.. elec
kit, car port; nr. MOL. Owner trans
ferred. anxious TO sell. Details
GEORGE W. HAUeERMAN. Ju.
s-lSSo; eyes,. JU. e-4660 or FA.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

4-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW
Lee. level fenced lot. copper-scrnd..
Concrete front porch; bsmt., gas
h..w.l1., firepl.: lge.. mod. equip. kit.
z bedrms. and bath on 1st H.; ga
rage. See this today and MAKE
CO., LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S,
Evening star., 1953-05-13
BETHESDA
$40 QE0

FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM AND
BATH; 2 bedrooms and bath on ind
floor; side. screened porch: garage;
oil INV. heat. To inspect, call Mr..
Poston, MA. $4,000; ewes. WO.
1417 K st NV ID
Evening star., 1953-05-13
GLASSMANOR
LARGE Family Home

Large Family Home
FIVE BEDRMs. A LOVELY S,,I HOME S E
YRS: OLD. ONLY 2 gLKS: TO
SHOPPING CENTER AND HIGH
LAND THEATER. PRICED TO SELL.
NJ MEDLEY. 10. s-5777. -16j
Mr.. Pa. Ave. and Texas
New group, 4-bedrm., 2-bath. brick
houses, lGe. porcheS, hrepl., GE kit,
gas &C. heat, b.-i. garage. Terms
or trade. MA. S-3524 or LU. 1-O357:
lit ANACOSTIA RID.
Five-rm., semidetached brick, near
churches and scaG9lS One SHr,o Of tn,; the
will find in Wash. Liv. rm., din.
rm., kitchen; inclosed porch; recr.
nm: gas heat; = good-Sized bedrms.
See this home today.
G.. D. MURPHY
10. 4.6227 LU. 4-2c53
IA
Evening star., 1953-05-13

VEST HYATTsVILLE-very attrac.
tive 5-rm. bungalow on lEe. land
scaped lot; newly dec. and insulated
throughout, Only %11; $50; non-Gl
cow. Expandable 2nd A. See to
appreciate.
peter j. hagan, Realtor
UN. 4-S5s5, WA. 7-1257. UN. 4-1aS5
Evening star., 1953-05-13
EUGENE P. NIXON

IU20 VermohL ave. N:W.. hE. L-oII@
EAST CAPITOL ST.
Outstanding at $15.50O with $1,000
down and the balance in one 90
1st-trust payable 500 per mo. is
home. House is in perfect condition
inside and out and has front and
back porches; Gear. brick garage;
plaStered and finished recreation
room. newly remodeled. kitchen and
oil h.-w.h: HERRERA & SONS,
3-O129; ewes. Ii. 3-27Sl. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-13
CAPITOL HILL

Here is an exceptional chance to buy
a sturdy and spacious Groom, row
brick. overlooking quaint Seward
So, Ideal for conversion into
ant units, or excellent home, plus
income Priced far below market at
S12.5O0 Call MA. S-3731, or ia.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

MODERN GROOM BRICK, ONLY
$4,000. NEAR soUsA JUNIOR
EGa RusLIc ,pAe;61. Aa1 Eoo0s, rec
rm. and "a bath in bsmt.. gas heat.
iEe. level fenced lot in excel. cono:
FHA-approved financing. Must sell
this week. Call Mrs. Cox. ATLAS
REALTY CO., LU. 2-S136 or ST.
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JAMES CARROLL OFFERS
MODERN BRICK HOME
1908 30th ST. Sc.

Attractive home; 6 lovely rms, bath.
fun bsmt.. gas heat, Colonial front
porch. ConV. to schools. stores,
franSp. Excel. neighborhood. Rea-
eonabie down payment, bal. like rent
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
e17 18th ST. NV. ST, 3-46e5
GVES, AND SUN. RA. 3-6O4S. -15
Evening star., 1953-05-13

BETHESDA. GI 4%-Brick
2-Story Colonial, 8 bedrms.,
1St-f1. powder rm., firepl., full
bsmt., lnclosed porch, slate
roof, lovely yard. S22,7 $50. Call
MR.. BOLHAGEN, ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
EAST CAPITOL ST.

EASI CAF11Ob 81.
Near Capitol: fat front brick remod-
eIed; Q beautiful rooms, newly dec
Grated we'll furnished; golden oak
floors throughout; new gas furnace;
beautiful front and rear Yards. Own
er will sacriflce-leaving town;
priced under $4,000; down pay
ment. = 300 @-
Evening star., 1953-05-13

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Restricted community of the better.
type rambler homes; 8 and 4 twin
Each home individually designed
Priced from $4,000 to $40, 500
ROBERT E. HEATER, Agent, JU.
9-0O21. once on the property
Ewes, call Mr.. Coleman, JU. S-5345.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
|. Now with lighter bodied KRAFT
OIL you can bake the famous Lemon
Gold Cake in layers!

You loved tube cake Now you have the feather
texture in this Slayer Daod Cake baked with Kraft OIL
The tick Is that Kraft OIL Is il blends more COM
petcy with other ingredients You actually get shortening in
every cumb and that perfect texture throughout Also
your cake win keep better, stay fresh and moist longer
DAFFoDIL CAKE
St oga in bo,d ~ cups ted cake four III cups sugar.
tabcspoon baking powder, tsp salt Make scu in aboS
add II os. cup Kraft OIL egg yoks, cup cold water
tsps lemon juice tsp grated lemon rind Beat with spoon
till very smooth Bent sp@o- egg whites with " tsp
Of tartar until very, very stiff
Pour egg yolk mixture gradually whipped whites
fully folding with rubber saper until just blended Do not STIR
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Page Six

The Womens Missionary council
held recently at St. James CINE
church was successful. Rev. c /:
Bullock IS presiding elder D..
Mesdames Mary E. Gloza and
Fhelma Wesson attended the
Baptist council held recently at
Arkadelphia Mr.. and Mrs,
ODDS Simpson and Mrs, Myrtle
Gloce accompanied Mrs. Myrtis
Williams to Little Rock to visit
her son. Billy who Is in school
there The elementary de-
partment Of ChiIdress high school
presented its spring operetta Fri
day night. The program was well
attended Mrs. [, V Johnson and
Mrs. Mary NeaIy we're the spon-
=urs Mr. and Mrs Walter
Harris and children matnred to
Little Rock last Sunday Rev
A. Morris. pastor OF the Trinity
CME church, Magnolia. was a Wis
tor in the city recently Mes
danes Lottle q. White. Mary
Coulter and Buelah Coulter Wis
ted Dewitt white who IS a patti
ent at the Veterans hospital in
Little Rock Mrs Cora Eve
tyn Coulter and sons left La t
Saturday night for New Bremen,
Ohio Mrs Ethel 7 White is
visiting her husband, Cpl WILDER
White Of Camp Roberts. Californ-
ia See James Lenard Crofton
for your State Press
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Biiscoe

Mrs. Lula Kelly visited rela-
lives in Hazen Sunday Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Williams have
returned home s. T. Hollis
made trip to the doctor in Lit
tie Rock Service was held
at st, John NIB church Sunday
Mrs. Turentine Joined the church
The Prairie county school
is having its primary school pro-
gram next week at Helen Odom
gym Mrs. Mary l., Snow at
tended the graduation of her
daughter, Miss Annette Snow, at
Philander Smith college. n er
daughter received her bachelor Of
science degree Mrs, Cellie
Scipho and grandson attended st
John church Sunday Mrs.
Matte Cooney's daughter, Emma
Jean, and Bigger Halls grand
daughter, LAME Ruth, were In
the city Sunday They motored
from st. Louis, They we're ac-
conpanied by Columbus Thomp-
son.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

to Prescott Sunday evening to see
some relatives Who have been i'll
for some time Mrs. Ida 3 Box
and Lonzo Capous went along
with them Mrs Nancy Box
is on the sick list; Mrs. Reacie
Marks also Mrs. Rookie Ton
ey was bitten on the hand by
a snake April 18th while picking
up rubbish. She was rushed to
the Camden hospital Mrs. Toney
is the mother Of Mrs Savannah
Murphy Mrs. Pearlfe Box
and her two little sons were the
house guests of Mrs. Bessie Lee
Sockwell and other friends in
Good Hope Mrs. Mather Lee
MeNeely is On the sick list and
Mrs. Isabel sockwell is on the
sick list The Chichester high
gospel chorus rendered a singing
program at Good Hope church
last Sunday night The program
was sponsored by Mrs. Maggie
Alexander, manager Of the cho-
rus Mrs Bernica percba
teacher Of the Chidester hi school
helped with the singing program
Mrs Bessie Lee Sockwell
was house guest OF Mrs. Ophelia
Tatum, April 27. Mrs. Udell Sock
we'll and Mrs. Mather Lee Nc
neely were house guests of Mrs.
]. R. Laton April 9th Please
help put some news in the State
Press every week, See Mrs. e. L.
Sockwell on Saturday Dis
trict conference Of the Camden
district will convene at Bethel
Chichester, May l4th.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Wiilmar
Dorothy Robertson

D0rDtaY Robertson
O. " simmons is here from
Chleazu visiting parents ANA eH.-
dren Mr. aea Hss JOHNNIE
Fletcaer lett lof Chicago 5ata.
belnE at the bed star of -a@a
sister Mrs Della Fletcher
C. v Rhodes LEFT Monday loG De-
troll aIseI Visiting 4s relative
and friends Mr. and Mrs
David Bolar left Mon for Detroit
after visiting his relatives an d
friends Mrs. B & Simmon is
reported i'll Mr.. and Mrs.
Edware Johnson were in Texar
kama, Texas, Sunday They we're
accompanied by Mrs Willie Dan
iels. Bessie Jackson, Barbara J
Jackson and Samuel l. Rhowels
While they they attended the
Union Baptist church, Rev Cas-
tie is pastor Mr. Johnson made
a splendid address at Union.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

The high school programs Tues
day and Thursday nights were
very interesting. They were spon-
sored by Mesdames C. M. VIII
uams, E, B. Williams and Miss
Watson, teachers. The Educational
sermon will be conducted May 10
School will close Friday night,
May Is The Negro Civic
League presented a play Friday
night entitled When A Woman
Decides" A large crowd was pres
ent. Prof W. S. Slack, president;
Mrs. c. G. Wilder, director
Rev. J. F. Faulkner of Spring
field was In town a few days ago
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. C. z. Parker, Mrs. Bessie
Johnson, Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs
NJ. J. Webb and J. c Slack at
tended the district conference Of
the wilmot district at Holly