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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

weekly which shall remain unnamed
over p photos trying to write the
paper For the life Of him. neither
could identify three of the 81 pictures
In desperation he headed for the city of daily
which shall also remain unnamed check with
the city frutess photos ring with
them Therpon the desperate editor sought the office
president and executive editor of the giant This worthy
vouy with problems Of his promptly
three personalities but proceeded spelling
Cramonds moner It's the little things
Stunning that MAKE A GREAT NEWSPAPER GREATER.-Cecn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Masonic temple Twin Cities did bear complete fruit
but there evidence that the will go on to successful
completion Certainly Doy work has laid the ground for the
building Of further add to the prestige of the
order.
People OF this doubt will join the Masons in saying
to Mr.. Doty, Congratulations job well donel'
Note to Senator Ferguson (Rep Mch) Dear Sen; We We
got chance with those liberals you call egg heads but the
Good Lord from the bone headed conservatives who
don't know the world has changed
That North Korean Red flyer who flew into UN lines with
Russian MIG and did not know he flying 100000 into
his pockets claims he doesn't have much education Boy with
that kind of luck you don't need much educationi
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19
Asbury Methodist Church

Asbury Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. L. Beckwith, pastor, will
hold services on Sunday, Feb. 22nd
with Morning worship, IL a. M;
Sunday School, Mr.. Harry c. john
son, superintendent, 10 am; class
es for all ages. Evening service,
Youth Night, 7:3O pm. Richard
Price, chairman of Commission on
Worship of Asbury Youth, in
charge. Walter H. Beckwith, will
be the speaker of the evening.
Prayer service Wednesday evening,
7:30 o'clock. The Finance Commit
tee on Pastoral Relations will hold
a joint meeting Monday evening at
1880 o'clock at the Church. The
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice will hold their regular month
ly meeting Friday evening at 500
O'Clock in the social hall of the
church. Circle No. 8, Mrs. Arthur
Short, leader, will have charge of
the program. Choirs rehearse as
follows: Junior, Mrs. H. T. Price
and Mrs. Robert Montgomery, di-
rectors, will rehearse Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock; Youth, Miss
Ruth Johnson, director will re-
hearse Thursday evening at 7:3O
o'clock; Senior, Miss johnson di-
rector will rehearse Friday evening
at 7:15 o'clock.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19
PLAN WINDOW DISPLAY
To Enter Contest During National
All Club Week March Ills

President Joan Shorts presided
at the regular meeting of the
County Line All Club held We'd
nesday, February II, at the NAL
colin Bogart home. Plans for ar
ranging window display during
National All Club Week, March
7-15, were discussed, and it was
decided that the club would again
take part in this contest this year.
The display will be assembled in
the Main Street window of Gold
ems Pharmacy, Smyrna. Members
were divided into groups of two
and make sketches of their ideas
for this project. One of the club
leaders, Mrs. Homer Stevens, point
ed out that all of the ideas were
good. and that she believed that
several of them could be combined
to produce an exhibit of excellent
quality. The gate sign contest be-
ing sponsored by the county Junior
Council was also discussed and the
new club members are planning to
enter. Embarrassing plans were
submitted, and it was decided that
the club would conduct a scrap
drive about the local community
on March IA. This plan was Sc
lected due to the success of the
drive which members held last
year. The club safety chairman,
Charlotte Boyer, explained the
rules of this project and also stat
ed some of the goals which she
thought the club should attain in
completing this job. A report was
also given on the health project by
Chairman David Spencer. He
stated that his information on this
project was limited, but that ac-
tual work on the project will get
under way at the next meeting.
Renee Stevens, club representative
to the county All council, gave an
account of the last meeting of the
organization held in the Middle
town High School on January 26.
She announced that three of the
club members had been elected to
Offices in this county All govern
ment. They are Ronnie Stevens.
publicity chairman; Joan Shorts
and Bobby Reed, song leaders.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19

around the altar. Rev. John Dom
aldson will speak Friday, Saturday
and Sunday evening at 7:3O and
also at the IL o'clock service Sun
day morning. Mr.. Charles Jack
will teach the Bible Glass Sunday
morning, 10 am. Miss Marie
Gardner will lead Group No. in
the young peoples meeting Sunday
evening, z o'clock.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19
Clayton School
Perfect Attendance

Clayton School has won the at
tendance banner for two months,
December and january. Consid-
ering the amount of illness in the
county, we at Clayton, are proud
of our attendance record. Those
who have a perfect daily attend
ance are as follows:
Grade la, Miss Kennedy, teach
er-James Davis, Robert Hestera,
Paul Mast, Doris Savin, Sandra
Gonce, Gwendolyn Jackson.
Craze 1B, Miss Wilkins, teacher
Bonnie Maloney, Diana Redman,
Judy Kane.
Grade 2, Miss Jones, teacher
Robert Birmingham, Lynn Wheat
ley, George Straughn, Clinton Rob-
ertson, Nancy L. Wheatley, Mary
A. Passwaters, Mary L. O'Day,
Loretta Dixon.
Grade 3, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Edward Davis, John Dunnack,
Michael Martin, Donald Massey,
Franklin Reed, Robert Walton,
Thomas Kennedy, Clarence Con-
ner, Margaret Anne Savin, jose
phine Savin.
Grades 2-3, Mrs. Vaughn, teach
er-Robert Justice, Karent Hollett,
Carolyn Davis, Ruth Conner, Joyce
Cole, Doris Beverly.
Grade 4, Mrs Moore, teacher
Lee Butler, Bernard Davis, Larry
Dickerson, Oliver Ford, Herman
Fortner, David Gonce, Jerry Neal,
William Pearce, William Steele,
Clarence Rravers, Elmer Walton,
Carolyn Knussman, Arlene Turn
er, Kathleen Straughn, June John
son, Anne Hyson, Mary Jane
Hodgson, Betty Jane Hestera,
Louise Cole
CRAZE 5, Mrs. Mills, teacher
Virginia Daniels, Linda Diemicke,
Betty Ann Hurd, Gail Jones, Mary
Grace Justis, Bessie Peterson,
Mary Ann Scheers, Vivian Verdin,
Bruce Ballard, David Brown,
George Dunnack, William Law
renee, Wiley.
Grade 6, Mrs. Hynson, teacher
Robert Bowen, Williaf Britting-
ham, Roy Carey, Boyer Cole, Will
liam Conner, Richard Hudson,
Walter Justice, John Martin, Fred
Savin, Ralph Warner, Sharon Ma
loney, Elaine Walker, Eleanor
Walker, Janet Sylvester, Margaret
Steele, Sandra Short, Deborah
Kennedy, Patsy Kane, Mary Hurd,
Linda Gonce, Grace Davis, Joyce
Carey.
Grade Z, Miss Kern, teacher
Donald Davis, David Dickerson,
Andrew Pearce, Oliver Reed Carl
Simpson, James Trader James
Walton, Jeanette Pinder, RATHER
inc Mormon, Jacqueline Diemicke,
Daisy Conner, Clara Burton.
Grade 8, Mr.. Simpson, teacher
Frank Brown, Robert Hurd, Paul
Loder, Alfred Moore, Gilbert
Scheers, Hope Steele, Louise Walk
er, Ruth Ann Sylvester, Mary Ann
stats, Evelyn Painter, Janet
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19

Johnson, Jane Johnson, Mildred
Fox, Lois Cole, Nancy Argo.
Awards For Essays
The recent awarding of prizes
for essays and posters for fire pre-
vention were as follows: Gade l,
Lula Belle Morris; Grade 1b,Dwaye
Dixon; Grade 2, Hope Hutchinson;
Grade 2 and 8, Joyce Cole. Mar
garet Hackman; Grade 8, Donald
Davis; Grade 4, William Steele;
Grade 5, Joseph Simpson; Grade 6,
Sandra L. Short; Grade Z, Jacque-
line Diemicke; Grade s, Bobby
Hurd.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19
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founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July s..
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
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Published Every Thursday Morning by
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w. Lester Smith. Manager
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Church of the Nazarene

The Church of the Nazarene.
Union and Frazier Streets, Smyrna
are announcing special services.
AT the first service Thursday even
ing the pastor, Rev. ]. C. Reedy
will deliver message on "The
Prepared Heart" This service will
close with a season of PRAYER
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19

Rev. o. C. Jones, minister, will
hold services on Sunday, Feb. 22nd
with Morning worship, IL am;
sermon: "A New Commandment"
Sunday School, 9:45 am; subject;
Gods Champion in Israel" The
Missionary Society meets next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The
adult choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Vernon Westfan, meets on
Wednesday evening at pm.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19

Plans for a roller skating party
were carried ever.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-19

First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church, the
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Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

]. E. MeKissie was pulpit guest
The w. w. club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. jim Math-
as Mrs. Evie Holloway, Mrs,
Wilson Brewer and Mrs. Daisy
Goyan motored to Biscoe last
week to meet with the Eastern
Star Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Rob
inson have moved to the west
end The II clubs are plan
ming to observe national II
week Mrs Hugh Anderson
is selling her furniture to JOIN
her husband in Chicago Mrs,
Velma Gender who was injured
last October in a car wreck SUI
Tered a relapse last month. she
is reeuperating in Chicago ,
Mrs. Bob Humbert Of East
Des Arc is very i'll, Relatives have
been called Mrs Mamie VIII
Iiams made her usual trip to
Searcy Mrs Willie Mae
Thomas has returned from a visit
in Ohio, Kansas and Illinois,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Rosstoil

James I1dwell
The district basketball tourna-
ment for junior girls and senior
boys was held at Oak Grove high
school Rosston senior boys and
Hot Springs boys were in the
run up. Rosston defeated Hot
Springs, GA 40; Blevins defeated
Ashdown girls, The senior girls Of
Oak Grove won the district tourn-
ament al Ashdown Both senior
boys and senior girls will play in
the state tournament Mrs,
Eta Kendrick is visiting her
children in Los Angeles and
Berkeley California Mrs. Ge-
neva Zackery Williams of Ash
down and her husband, spent a
night last week with Mr.. and
Mrs, G. S, Ivory Mrs. E It'd
well, Johnnie and Odessa lack
cry attended the Founders day
services at Shorter college !.
VIII Young is on the sick list
Get your news to James Arts
Tidwell on Saturday. You can also
see him for the State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

Mrs. Hannie Miller, Mrs. Lydia
Toney, Mrs. Armenia Cspus and
Mrs. Reoeie Marks Total amount
raised. sl0426 $3.50 was rails
ed for Mrs. Mandy Curtis, VINO is
on the sick List Mrs Bessie
Lee Soekwell. Mrs. Lydia Toney
Mrs. Louis Sockwell, Mrs. Cali
lee Bradley. motored to Camden
last meeting. where MRS, Guth-
ridge Of Little Rock held sew
ing meeting of making tailored
huttonholes using l-2 inch welt
This meeting was held last Thurs
day IN the home demonstration
agent office in Camden. Mrs, Clo-
thilde NJ. Shivers, agent Mis-
sion Band, No. had a good meet
ing last Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. Lydia Toney Mrs, VINCE
B al attending the meeting
where she is welcomed at all
times.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Dewitt

Mrs. Mary Battle and Walter
Johnson from Camden We're here
last week William Hobson
and wife, Mrs. Agnes Walker and
Carter Harris Of Stephen were
here visiting friends last week -.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Rec
Johnson from Tulsa, Okla. attend
ed a funeral here Miss LID
ellie Lampkins from Detroit IS
visiting relatives 49,. Rev. Victory
Nelson preached the sermon at
First Baptist church IN Piekens.
He was accompanied by his wife
and Mrs. NJ Il. Clark James
Jackson Of Idaho, Mrs. E. Simms
Of Memphis, Mrs. Cassie Bailey Of
Texas, Mrs. Carrie Carter an d
Luther jackson Of Louisiana visit
ed here recently Moses Pitts
and Rev. o. II. Brunson an d
children visited Mrs. Birthola
Pitts in a Little Rock hospital
Will Dunkins and Mrs. Roberta
Henderson were married recently
The Dewitt branch of the
NAACP will give a financial drive
on the fourth Sunday in March.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

resident Of tile community
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Washington
were happy to have several Of
their children visit them from
Kansas, Ohio. Michigan and ILL
nois J. II Y Harris Of Black
vile vas a visitor IN The capital
city last week Henry Shells
from Kansas City visited his par
ents IN Blaekville He was ac-
companIed By MS wife The
Flashlight, the mouthpieee Of the
regular Baptist Of the state is I'M
der new management. Prof P w.
AcCauley is now in charge .
Rev. Hill preached a strong SER
non to six person at Kenwood.
The attendance was off because
of rainy weather
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Oudilll
Etmtl.1 nssV1k.


The New Jerusalem Baptist )
S. is under the supervision of S
Burch Willie Harvell, Mrs.
Lula Staples, Mrs. Everlena Wenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Elliott motor
ed to Magnolia to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Naomi Beal who died
a few days ago Clayton Fuller
is on the sick list The first
quarterly meeting Of the Scottish
Rite AF&AM and OES of Mt
Olive grand chapter, Arkansas
district, No. 5 will be held at tie
New Jerusalem Baptist church this
week Rev. C. Bryant, g. M.
o.. The singing union will be held
at New Jerusalem Baptist church.
John Calhoun is president Mr.
and Mrs. C. I, Burch, Mrs. Sarah
Burch, Mrs. Metric Parlor, Mr. and
Mrs. Simeon Baxter, Mr. and Mrs.
d j. Jones, Joyce and Erdean
Jones motored 10 Mt Holly To vis-
1t sick relative Mrs Sarah
Burch, Mrs Mary Hawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. J. Jones and Joyce
and Erdean visited Doss Minor
VINO has been i'll for the past
month Mrs. Virginia Burrh
and Mrs. Julia Green is on til 2
sick list Mrs Ella Hildreth
celebrated her birthday Sunday
-. Mrs Mary Hawkins, Mrs Sa-
rah Burch and Mrs D J. Jones
visited Mrs Z. Goodwin last week
81. Circle, No. l met at the home
of Mrs. f. Andrews last week
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

Ressie Lee SnnkwelI

Bessie Lee S0rkwell
Rev II. Andrews held his first
quarterly conference at Bethel
AME church, Rev. T. NJ Stith is
pastor Rev. Andrews preached an
inspiring sermon, last Sunday
morning. Out of town ministers
that attended the meeting weres
Rev. kingsley Hot Springs, Rev
II. l.. Lilly, Los Angeles, Rev A.
Stith, Camden and Mr., Bure of
Hot Springs The following names
are those from Good Hope who
attended the conference were Mr..
and Mrs Iria Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. f. B. Sockwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Hobson, Mr. and Mrs
Mittie Blake, Mrs. Mollie Sock
well. Mrs. Venice Blake Of Waters
chapel, Mrs, Katie Mae Alexan-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sockwell,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
kensetf
VI. VI. Waddy


Mr and Mrs Roy Washington
spent Monday IA Poplar Bluff
with Mrs Washington S sister. Mrs.
Hattie Baker Mrs. NJ M.
Waddy returned home last week
after spending a few days III Lit
tie Rock and pine Bluff Lo-
cal Missionary society Of Centea-
nial Baptist church met at tn g
home of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Wash
Jngton last week After the bust
ness and the lesson the hostess
served delicious fepast Rev. A
ST Clair of BatesviIle was guest
Mrs. Corine Arnold of Little
Rock visited relatives and friends
here Mr., and Mrs. Grow, Mrs.
Gertrude Brewer and Mrs, Flos-
Sic were Alexander visitors Sun
day Class, No 7 was the Win
neT Of the attendance banner at
Centennial M. B. church Mrs.
Rebecca Cuspert of Newport re-
turned home after visiting her
niece, Mrs. L. Davis, who Is i'll
. The following persons attended
1he funeral of Mrs. Carlee Jones:
Mr. and Mrs. J p. Foster, and Ros-
coe Foster of West Point, c. ".
Foster, Mrs. Thelma Haywood,
Mrs. Vera Lewis and Curtis Whit
Low OF Little Rock Ike Arm
old 1r of Little Rock visited in
the community last week Mrs,
Waddy and Mrs s Black spent
Eunday in Judsonia Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Brown of Oakland,
california are visiting relatives
md friends here, They are house
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mount, jr. The WINS Of Cen
eennial M B. church met at the
acme of Mr. and Mrs Ike Arnold
81, last week. The hostess served
ice cream and cookies Miss
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Atkins
A. r. Cunningham

A. F. Cunningham
The annual farm meeting was a
success. The people Of Menifee can
well be proud of the progress that
has been made in the community
since the vocational work Of the
government has been going on
there by Professor Woods. TIL q
county training school has been a
blessing to the boys and girls Of
the county. Much credit is due the
late Professor J. c. McDaniels
who was a veteran teacher and
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Bald Knob
Irene Walker

Irene walker
The White county high junior
girls won the district basketball
championship in Little Rock last
week Mrs. Della White and
Mrs. Frances Reynolds attended
the district PTA meeting in Bates
vile. They also attended the state
PTA meeting in Little Rock
Rev. Ira B. Logan of Blythevil!e,
pastor Of Crawford Chapel CINE
church here and Ward chapel OF
Augusta, spent the week end
with one of his stewards, Dee
Williams Pete Edwards OF
Indiana is visiting his mother
Mrs Daisy Edwards, and other
relatives Mr. and Mrs Henry
Cody of St. Louis motored here
to visit their parents Miss
Barbara L. Clark and son, Pat
rick Lynn, are visiting their aunt
Mrs Nadine Byrd of st, Louis
Tommy Edwards, ST. has recent
~ returned from a visit with his
sister Mrs. Addie M. Boone Of
Ohio Mrs. Irene Walker has
returned from a two week visit
in Joplin, Mo, Augusta Rey-
nolds has been appointed to a
committee to help supervise the
game between the Augusta Bear
cats and the WCHS Tigers, The
committee was appointed because
Of the absence of the principal
Mr.. Brown. who is with the jun
ior boys in tournament in Cros-
sett Miss Gloria D. Johnson
has gone to Madison, III. where
she plans to make her home
Mrs. Hattie Patterson was car
ried to Chicago for disqualification
Her children came for her Pfc,
Darius Edwards has been dis
charged after two years of service
-. On the sick list this week are,
Carol J. Graham, Mrs Verna
Green, Mrs Emma Bryant, Mrs
Daisy Edwards, Jack Haynes and
George Cannon Persons who
would like to take the STATE
PRESS can call Mrs. Irene Walk.
er, 269-W
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

Irmagene Arnold spent last week.
end in Little Rock Mrs. S. ].
Baker and her little daughter
spent a day here en- route to
Memphis 10 be at the bedside Of
Mrs Bakers mother who is seri-
ousIy Ill Mrs. r, Hatehett Is
spending the week end in North
Little Rock with her daughter.
Mrs. Mildred Simpkins The
following persons are on the sic6
list. Mrs. Suler Floyd. Mrs, Clara
pettis. Mrs. Lottie Davis and N. II,
Waddy.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

silas Floyd who IS reno-.-s>|
ter Mrs. Rosie Baks, y ss
March | at 3 a. m. Burial w.. a''
day from Muldrew Cham, - n
Mrs Ellen Anderson o. s+' ]
Francisco was called hero =
bedside Of her mother. M, >.
nington who IS reported i, =
ed. Mrs. Anderson was aecom
ed by her grandson ny
Morgan died last Week H
services We're conducted NJ
-. James E. Smith. SON !, :
and Mrs. James Smith, win
thus week for his home in Ds,'
Miss Annie Smith and y
ry Hampstead, ir. We're HON,
the week end visiting RAJ
ents. They are students Of Avn,
college Persons reportsI
for the week are Miss Fp,...
Smith. Nealie Simmons. M,s y
via Williams and Miss LOr,'
Harper Mt. Cannon a,rs,
church was happy to hava
pastor present Sunday Rev D
Rogers is pastor
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Main Street Pike
Ulysses shepherd

The first quarterly conference
was held at Mt. Zion AME church
last wreck Elder c. Il Jones the
presiding elder preached soul
storing sermon The entire assess
neni vas raised. c. T Thomas IS
pastor IN the business session Mrs
Carrie W PreWett was elected as
secretary and Willie Crawford as
marshall Among the visitors were
S. W Hill Rev Bennett ana Mrs,
Minnie Witherspoon. Mrs Wither-
spoon is the charming wife of King
Witherspoon The presiding elder
spent the night WITH Mr.. and Mrs
Ulysses Shepherd Sylvester
Boston is in the veterans hospital
in Little Rock ..s A w White
is hauling dirt and filling in his
back yard Rev. w W Law
son. pastor of Bethel AME church
was present on the first Sunday
.. The williams visited with the
Shepherds recently -. James
jackson and others motored TO Lit
tie Rock to visit Sammie Ben
nett who is in the hospital &.
On the sick list are Frank Martin,
VIII Royal. Almira Louis. Mrs.
Sallie Jones. Mrs. Annie Redmon,
Hampton Holemon, Mcdaniel
Stewart, and Mrs. M. Rearden
Father Kemp. the Priest at st.
Rapheal Catholic church. Is hold
ing mass every Sunday morning
John Biggs' wife Is Willie
Frances instead Of Mary Frances
as was reported II You have
news give il to the paper man
when YOU get your paper Or you
can give IL to him over the tele-
phe6a The number is 6007-M-3 g.
Rev Willie Walton is on the
sick list The funeral of Rev
". c Cook was attended recently
at Ladd Pertis Marks is build
ing another rent house for N. H
Hill in Pine Bluff Get the
State Press it's your best weekly
paper Try it If you want a copy
give the agent your name.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

Eural c. Summers

Eurai L, summers
Rev Frazier was pulpit guest
at Mt. Olive Baptist church on
the first Sunday. One member
was added to the church, Miss
Katie Johnson. Miss johnson is
the sister of Mrs. Clara Avery
Visitors from St. Luke AME
church were Mrs. L. E. Walls,
and Rev. Frazier . A home
demonstration meeting for Barnes
Memorial community was hcl d
in the home Of Mrs. Mary Fhomp-
son. Officers were elected for the
year. Mrs. Mary Thompson is
president and Mrs. c. W Oilo-
way. vice president The All
club met at the Barnes school
last week. Loydell Hence is the
president; Cora Lee Euquart, sec
rotary; Wade Adams, treasurer
Mrs. E. L. Summers and Ter
four children left last week to
Join her husband, j. P. Summers
in Flint, Michigan.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Page Six

derwent an operation Mrs
Robert L. White is recuperating
from injuries received last week
Mrs Henry Fields is I'M
proving Mrs. E. James of st.
Louis was here visiting her faith
er, Elmo James, last Week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Griffin Of Mem
phis were here over the week :
end with Mr.. Griffin's mother
Mrs. Grace Pittman Obey
Johnson, jr. is moving back home
from Michigan Clarence STAN
ley has started his fishing trips.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

Ion let dinlculG breathing, coughing
ana @heezing, due to recurring spasras OF
Bronchial Asthma or simple BronchitIr
ruin your sleep and energy without irwin
MENLACO. Works through your blood 10
nelp loosen and remove thick, strangliug
nucus' Thus usually allsys coughing which
permits freer breathing and sounder sleep.
Get MENDACO under money back mar
antee at druggists,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

flashes" and weakness 80 COM
mon in change Of life
Don't pun IL OH Get Lydia
Ptnkham'8 Vegetable Com
pound or ne7D, improved Tab
lets with added iron ltrldt size
only SEE,
Wonderful - too -- for the
functional pains, cramps
"dragged-out" feelings anC
other discomfort of monthly
menstrual pcriodsl
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Des Arc
Ella VI. Brown

Rev. Jefferson Of Little Rock
preached the morning sermon at
Fellowship Baptist church Sun
day. He was dinner guest of Mrs
Ewell and Mrs. ROLAND. Rev.