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Evening star., 1954-10-05
Airline Using x-Ruy
To Detect Plane Flows

An x-ray machine to uncover
any flaws In the skeleton Of air.
planes now is being used BY
Capital Airlines at It's hangers
here.
The machine is being used
mostly to discover possible rup-
lures in wing and fuselage Sec
tions but can also be used to de-
tect trouble In certain parts Of
the engines.
Evening star., 1954-10-05

WASHiNGTON Street 7h Thursday
OAgD
Mon
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

home here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Silverberg, New York. He
is retired from the shoe busi-
ness. They are staying indefi-
nitely with Mrs. Lisa Finley.
Another recent arrival is
Mrs. Hannah Cone, Boston.
She is a teacher at Sahuaro
school.
Judy and Herbert Strauss
and little Miriam have safely
arrived in Israel, following a
stop over in London with rela-
tives. They returned to Gesher
Haziv and Herbert has resum-
ed supervision of the kibbutz
citrus groves. They visited for
several months with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Strauss.
Nov. 10 was important for
Lois Cohen, that's her third
birthday. On Sunday she en-
tertains a number of little
friends at a super" party. She
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19

is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Cohen, E. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jock CranSton
and daughter Ann were called
to New York by the death Of
Mrs. Cranston's brother and
have since returned.
Earlier this week Mrs.
Louis Jaffe flew in to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
GornStein. She is a well
known Chicago lecturer and
book reviewer.
Judy Dickstein won second
place in the Alice-Rae living
doll" contest.
The Arizona post., 1954-11-19
SociuIs and
Personals

sam II. Kaufman flew to
New York this week for a
short b us in es S conference
with his brother Rubin Kauf-
man, the TV film tycoon. In
cidentally Mr.. Kaufman is
opening a shop in the Heard
Bldg. in Phoenix Dec. 1.
This week Norris Woke
left for Chicago and will re-
turn shortly after the first of
the year.
On Monday Tave Kaufman
was inducted into the army
with a commission of second
lieutenant. He is stationed at
Camp Norton, San Bernar-
dino. Mrs. Kaufman accom-
panied him.
Mrs. Edith Weinrit, former
TucSonian, remembered the
old hometown with a gift to
the Saturday Morning Club in
appreciation for the fine mu-
sical fare she enjoyed while
living here.
Among those contemplating
trips to Europe and Israel ear
ly this spring are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Kalish and the I. H.
Handmakers.
Newcomers to Tucson are
DR.. and Mrs. Marvin Linder
and daughter Francine, 18
months, Brooklyn. He is a cap
tain assigned to Davis-Mon-
than Air Base Hospital and
they reside at 1850 E. 18th.
Back in Tucson from Chi.
cago are Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Pinkert. They were greeted on
their arrival by their daugh-
ter Mrs. Raymond E. Ziff, Los
Angeles. She is Israeli Bond
Chairman for the Women's
American ORT Organization
for rehabilitation of refugees
through training) for the Los
Angeles area.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Reinman returned from the
east to their E. Helen Street
home, with intentions of per-
manently residing here. Son,
Richard joins them next week.
He has been in Akron the past
three years.
Mrs. David Batavis spent
the past five weeks vacation
ing in New York and New Jer-
Sey.
Mrs. Robert Allen and son,
who were not expected until
next month from Israel, have
already arrived and are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Lipkin, E. Linden. They'll
return home at Passover.
Newcomers to make their
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30
ordyce

Mrs. Lola McCrary, Mr.. and
Mrs, Ransom Smith, Mrs Lois
Smith and Ollie MeCrary were
visitors of Mrs. Ruth Robinson in
Pine Bluff The Willing Work
ers club of the Jerusalem Baptist
church had its adhesive tape drive
Sunday night, and it went over
in a big way The Spiritual Five
Of Harrell and the Evanglis Five
Of Fordyce rendered the music
Amount raised, $5686. The dis
trict meeting of the Royal Arch
Mason went over in big way in
Camden Saturday New members
attending the meeting were six
After the meeting the Grand High
priest and j, E Wilbon drove to
Stephens and met the blue lodge
and red lodge All the blue lodge
members that were present were
added TO the new membership,
making a total of 16 new men,
bers. Our next meeting will be at
Malvern. Look for the date in the
next issue of the paper. 8.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30
Good Hope
Mrs. Bessie Lee SockweII

Funeral services for Mrs. Matte
Clark, Pine Bluff. were held at
Waters Chapel AME church Thurs
day Eulogy by Rev. J. H. Henton.
Browns funeral home was i'm
charge. :. w, M. Sockwell Prescott
died Monday mite. Funeral servi-
ces will be announced later.
Mission band No. held their reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Lydia Toney.
Lesson was taught from the End
chapter Of Titus, which was very
good We were glad to have with
us Mrs. Alonzo Capers, who is
Christian young woman. Miss
Norma Jean Williams was married
TO Edward Harris, Easter Sunday
at 7 p. m. Miss Williams the
bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David William. Camden
and Mr. Harris is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Harris on "a
highway, six miles west of Cam
den.
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Gard of Thanks

The family of the late Green
Moore of Fordyee. who died in
Little Rock hospital April II and
was buried April II in Fordyce
by Ham and Dollars funeral home
West Crossett, expresses its heart
felt gratitude for the kind eX-
pressions of sympathy shown by
the pastor and membes of Jeru-
salem Baptist church and friends
of Fordyce, and to the pastor and
members of Mount Zion Baptist
church, friends and neighbors OF
Little Rock, during its bereave-
ment
Signed:
Mrs. Floy Jackson
Mrs. Veva Goseh
Misses Carolyn Ray and Shirley
Ann Gosch, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Johnson,
nephew and niece. Little Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30

trophy averaging So points. J. Fl.
Crofton is coach. The chorus with
about 40 voices won the high
school division trophy in the talent
program, Mrs. d. H. Walden. direc-
of the chorus. The senior class
visited the campus of AMIN col
lege Friday. The day was set "a
side as High school Day. Mrs.
E. L. Williamson, class sponsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright have
as their house guests. Miss Clara
Gieger her brother and sister OF
Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. l.. c.
Keys, Mesdames Ethel K. Odds, Ell
len Wesson, Dora Howell. Metro
sic Blanche, Lovella Coulter, and
Annie Kelly attended the Washing
ton district Woman's missionary
council, which was held at McNob
Please send all news TO James
l.. Crofton, your State Press boy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30
Pine Bluff
Il. A. Tookes

T.. n. l0ohes
Mrs K. H. Garden has return
ed to her home in New York af-
ter spending the past several
weeks in the city, the guest of the
H. T. Perys.
Mr. and Mrs, o. Donnerson, of
Memphis, spent a couple of days
here in their beautiful new home
in Jeans addition on Grant Street.
Mrs. Mazda Sullivan and Char
lie Smith of Chicago and John
Smith jr., of Cleveland, Ohio were
called here on account of the
death of their mother. Mrs. Ruthie
Smith. who died at Altheimer
last Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Lawlah and sister
Mrs. Callie Finley, of Tuskegee
have returned from Hope where
they spent the Easter holiday
with their father.
Mrs, Georgia Morris, of Camden
is the week end guest of the C.,
A, Lawlahs,
Mrs. Marilyn Kee Smith, form
erly of this city but now maxi
ing her home in Detroit is visit
ing old friends in the city,
Malvin E. Jones of 1900 Sara
cen Street, entertained his wife,
Mrs. Jimmy Faye, with a surprise
birthday party Friday evening at
the home of Mr., Jones parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jones. Sew
eral guests were present and many
nice gifts were received.
William Lawrence Jones of Nor
folk, Va, is spending a while here
as guest of his parents MIR. and
Mrs. S, L. Jones and brothers
and sisters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30

city, stating further that he would
cooperate with the mayor and
the council in the continued
growth, development and industri-
al expansion of North Little Rock,
but that his special attention and
work will be in the field of youth
recreation, by improving, expand
ing, and promoting the facilities Of
both the A. w, Young YMCA and
Sherman park to meet the recre-
ational needs of the youth Of the
city, remembering always that the
development of any city will de-
pend upon the full cooperation of
all its citizens in the program OF
city development.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30
Crusade
Continued from page one

Of life Imprisonment sentence
for defending their lives, their
property and Mrs Migrants honor
against attack from a white share
erapper neighbor
On May 9th am going back
to Georgia" DR., Terrell has an
nouneed. "On the steps of the
Georgia state capitol, and those
VINO 60 with me will invoke free
dom for Rosa Lee Ingram and
her sons. We will then go to Reds
vile. Georgia state prison, to be
with Mrs Ingram on Mothers Day
The following day, May 10th. |
will once again appeal to the gov
ernor of Georgia to redeem the
honor of his state by freeing Rosa
Lee Ingram and her sons. Finally
we will convene in national
conference in Atlanta. l ask all
women, eolored and white to join
with ME on these two days. There
can be no finer way to honor
mothers than to seek freedom for
Mrs Rosa Lee Ingram"
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Newport

Mrs. Elvira Thomas, St Lou S
visited her sister Mrs. Holmes on
Vine street. Mrs. Mary Horn
berger attended the field day ac-
tivities at Philander Smith college
Saturday. Those attending the
Women's mission mass meeting at
Kensett were: Miss w. j johnson,
Miss Erseline Anders, Mrs. Myrtle
Anders, Mrs. Georgia Walker, and
Mrs. Adah Williams. Mrs. Geor-
gia Walker was elected vice-pres-
ident of the district Women's
work. A play I'm the Heart
of the Forrest was presented
Thursday mite, Mrs. N. A. Martin,
sponsor. Mrs. Walker, wife Of
Walter Walker, who attended
school here is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker at Au-
vergne. The installation prog
ram of Morning Star Baptist VIM
U was very good First Baptist
rendered the music. A speaker
from Mt, Pleasant, Bryor Pork,
First Baptist, Mrs, Hornberger,
Mrs. Oates; Emory Chapel ME
church, Mrs. Georgia Walker; Mt
Gillead Baptist church, Auvergne,
and the guest speaker, Mrs. /.
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Fl Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

MIS-, LeoIa Noouard
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Cross, ir.,
and Chester King, st. Louis, Mo,
were here on visit recently. Mrs.
Trilby Hayes. is the aunt of Mr..
Cross. Pfc. Marion Fields, who
served overseas five years, came
back to the states in 1852, then
back to Ft. Knox, Kentucky, and
back overseas, has now returned
home honorably discharged He
stopped in Fordyce with his bro
ther, Joseph Fields, a few days,
and is now with his sister. Mrs.
Lucy Horton, on Lincoln street
of this city. He is also a brother
to Elvin Fields. Mr.. Fields was
rushed to the Veterans hospital
in Little Rock. Mrs. Leon Mack
president of the missionary socie-
ty, presided in her monthly meet
ing at Ever Green Baptist church
April 90 After the service there
was a friendship social. The eve
ming was an enjoyable one. Mon
ely raised $25.88. The general miss
ion meets each Tuesday before the
4th Sunday at Ever Green, 7;30 p,
m. The public is invited to these
services. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
3. Lowe, baby Cleernest, and
Niece, Miss Claudine Caldwell
were the weekend guests of Mr.
loves sister, Mrs. Earle Bray of
this city. They also visited Mrs.
Leona Woodland and family, where
they spent the afternoon playing
music together, Mr. Lowe is a
student at Leland college, where
he is nearing completion on his
b. A, degree in music. The
fifth anniversary in honor Of Rev
l.. d. Champion. pastor of the
Ever Green Baptist church, was
highly enjoyed Sunday, by large
attendance. Rev. j. F. Kelley, de-
livered a very edifying sermon,
New Bethel Baptist church rem
dered the music directed by w. M.
Ruffin, and Miss Betty Kelley.
pianist. The male chorus rendered
number, with r II. White, lead
ing. Many nice gifts and a rea-
sonable amount of money were re-
ceived and appreciated by Rev
Champion and wife.
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Gurdorl
Louise Campbell

Louise Campbell
The colored community club is
now open for the season. We in
vite all organizations TO join
with us, such as churches. ball
clubs, All clubs, PTA associations
boy scout and other organizations
of the community J. B. McKenny
has given us the opportunity to
use his property on the old wheel
ing highway, where the ball park
was once located Committee
members are: w. II. Seoggins. 500
Miller street, c. Ellis, P. Collins.
A. Thomas, r. l.. Anderson and
others. With Rev. E. J. Rogers
and members Of Mt. Canaan Bap-
fist church recently were. Willie
Thomas, Curtis Mcclellan. Melven
McGlothan, and Anytime Robert
son all Of Lewisville, Louisiana.
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Bearderl

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace
are the proud parents of a baby
girl. The senior day was OBJ
served at AMIN college. Three
seniors from OCT school were
present, Bobbie J. Gregory, James
II. Thrower and Harold e. Jack
son. The pastors aid society
met in the home Of Mrs. Lana
Lambert with a very successful
meeting. We are sorry to know
Mrs. Arie Lambert was called to
Louisiana due to the death Of her
aunt. The community offers its
sympathy. The singing union
section No. / held its regular UNI
ion at Mt. Gillett Baptist church.
An excellent program was held
and $8l was raised. Guy Newton,
president and Rev. Edward, pas
tor At the church of God in
Christ, Elder Hubert Lambert
conducted a soul stirring revival
Attendance was very good each
night, Elder Hubert will motor
back to Omaha. Fred Lambert
leaving for Fort Smith, where he
will spend the weekend. Mr.
and Mrs. George Lambert, War
rem, were visitors here Sunday. =.
Sam Chatham, son, and Mrs. d.
chatham ar visiting relatives and
friends. For the best reading
read the State Press.
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White City
Mamie Hall

Sunday was highly enjoyed thru
out the day. In the Sunday school.
Class No. 8 won the banner. Ser
vices were very inspiring with Ell
der A. w. Jones preaching a burn
ing message, subject, Sow to
Yourself in Righteousness. The
Church of God in Christ was guest
to our church Sunday. Total raised
for the day was S2l. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, ST. Louis, motored
here to visit with his daughter
and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Thompson. Rev. and Sis
ter James Murray and family
spent the weekend with their pa
rents in Hughes. Next Sunday
will be PASTORAL day at the First
Baptist church. The public Is in
vited. Rev, Otto James, pastor
District Sunday school eonvoca-
ton of district No. 6 will convene
at Carlisle, Elder Edward Davis
host pastor, and Elder d. L. Lind
sey, district Sunday school super
intendent Motto; "A big and bet
ter Sunday School" Discussions
will be held each day A sermon
will be delivered each night by
Elder A. w. Jones. Come and hear
this Sunday school man.
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Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie Stn;all

Mrs. Nellie St1;alI
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross and
Mrs. Nellie Stovall, attended the
Quartely conference at Winters
Chapel, WI ire they enjoyed
very good service in the afternoon
by Rev Hinton. :. The funeral
of Mrs. Matte Clark was held at
Watkins Chapel AME church, Apr.
%. Several out-of-state people at
tended as well as a large numb
er from this community. Mrs.
Senia Scott passed Friday. Funer-
al arrangements are incomplete,
depending on the arrival of rela-
tives from Wisconsin, Texas, New
York, Michigan and other states.
The funeral Of w M Sockwen OF
Prescott, will be held at Good
Hope AME church near Chichester,
Saturday. d. Mrs. Augusta Rogers.
Mrs Tyree Clark, Mrs. Lewis
Harris, jr, w. M. Rogers and Mrs.
Nellie Stovall, visited Mrs. Eddie
Howard to see her mother who
was i'll and passed later. Fun
eral arrangements are incomplete.
An educational rally was held at
Mt Zion church. Sunday. Rev.
E. D. Parchia and his congrega-
ton of Antioch Be worshipped
with Rev. Morris and his congre-
cation at Zion Hill C, Friday night
in Camden.
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Richmond Hill
John w. Hearn

JOnH w. hcdEH
The AME church held its second
quarterly conference Sunday. The
presiding elder, o. Sherman, Hot
Springs district was present. To-
tai raised, S6433, Sunday evening
at 3, Rev. Willie Nix gave the
message. Miss Tennie R.
Hearn, Little Rock, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. Hearn Fletcher
Smith jr, Little Rock also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hearn Sunday.
Mrs. jessie Mae Garrett visited
her father, Matthew McGhee. Mrs
Tennie L. Willis visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Wells
Wednesday night. Rev and
Mrs. L. Smith spent Saturday
mite with Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Hearn. Miss Vora Moss and
her daughter Of Little Rock visited
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Nashville
James l.. Crofton

Mrs. Carrie Williams is at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Bes-
sic Smith, Of Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridbane Willis, De-
troit, were the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Wesson. Mrs.
Mary E. Coca and son, Wayne
and her father, Ed Williams mo-
tored to Oklahoma City . Billy
Williams. Arkansas Baptist college
student, visited his mother, Mrs.
Myrtis Williams. Mrs. Jane Brown
Crossett, visited her brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wes-
son -..,.. James L Crofton was
elected president of boy scout
troop No. 161. Other officers elect
ed were; Charles Flanagan, sec
rotary and Joe Coffee jr., treas
urer. James II. Crofton, principal
and coach of Childress high school
is local scout master go. The Ne
gro voters league met at Childress
school Thursday mite The guest
speakers were: Attorney Bobby
Steel of this city and I. S. Nc
Clinton, Little Rock. Childress
high school was victorious In the
recent third district track meet
and talent night program. TIL e
track team won the first place
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N Darby, president of CWR dis
trict; Rev. Davis, pastor Of St,
Paul AME church and Mrs. Will
lie Lewis attended Rev. w. w.
Lawsons church in Tuckerman. ,
Presiding Elder J. r. White held
his End quarterly conference to-
day at st, Paul AME church.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson Smith is in
The Baptist hospital. Little Rock
The senior choir of First Baptist
church is sponsoring a musical
tea Sunday at 3 p. m, at the CEN
ter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-30

Eletha Burch

A~AtNAAtl DuINH
Rev J. W. French was called
to Cedar Grove BE to the fun
eraI services of Jerry Terrence, a
member of Cedar Grove lodge A,
Fam Easter Sunday. Morning
services were in charge Of our
beloved pastor, Rev. French, John
L. Allen was added to the church
membership by letter. The even
ing message was delivered by Rev.
M. A. Curry, pastor Of Shiloh
Be, Camden. Sunday school re-
ported, $40, missionary society, $40,
usher board, $40, Bible band, So,
and the singing union $40. Total
for the day, $l08.34. Miss Mary S.
Elliott has returned home aft
ter an extended visit in Califor-
mia. Mrs. Dorothy Moore, who
has been in Cleveland for the
past year, is making her home in
Ell Dorado at the present.
Circle No. / met Wednesday eve
ming at in the home of Mrs. M.
T. Oliver, with twelve members
present. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Pace and Mrs. Mary Hawkins,
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon BaX-
ter, Miss Lorene Burks and chill
dren, Edward Frazier, Spring Hill
Louisiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neal
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Telephone Your News to WI 5-2fI5 or FIR 4-9167
Is Handy
kdro the sixth annual nterschoastic press workshop
4. 24 Conducted by the school of journalism, Lincoln
Ersy Jefferson City, Missouri from Jones high school,
q Are Mae Hardy Billie Akin, Dorothy Smith, and Samuel
Gon. This group chaperoned by Mrs Blanche Handy
m will begin Monday night 1880 Eighth street Bap
church 8h and Hazel streets conducted by Rev. F. T. Ev-
Rev. W. R. Vaughn, pastor.
The Ushers union business meeting will be held Wednesday,
m at First Baptist church. 9th and Pine streets Rev. w
ksOn pastor G H. Brown, president Mrs B. Handy repor
"a &is4I i.
Deaconness board of the Eighth street Baptist church. will
sr program at the church, $50 p. m Sunday Sister
Ee Tyson, president.
PTA council will meet Tuesday, p. n Jones eemen
school, 9th and Hickory streets. Mrs. Mary Ray president
and Mrs A Bonner, 1909 Hickory street has returned
from weeks vacation in Cleveland Ohio celebrating
18th anniversary and Easter Sunday While in Ohio they
invited to the home Of Mr. and Mrs Alex Yerber former
ents of this city.
Gpettes Social Art club met at the home Of Mrs. Jewell
son. lbs East 6th street After business meeting de-
ast was served and games played The next meet
Will be held at the home of Mrs E. Camp SOB Hickory
I Mrs n Lovelace, president Mrs R. Pearson secretary
h NJ Kellun, reporter.
Chatter club met April a. with the president Mrs MabIe
S Hickory street, as hostess After the business SEES
games were played Winner were: Mesdames G. Simmons
IONS t. taylor The hostess served delicious dinner
raj gifts were exchanged Everyone enjoyed an evening
h and entertainment The meeting will be at the home
ES LaVerne Anthony, 423 West oath street Mrs Mable
l.. president Mrs Claudia Ellis, reporter
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Gunnell and White. Also Mrs. VIVA
ley, Miss Waugh and girls who
Will be seniors when they regis
ter, contributed to the cause.
Troop POS under the leadership
Of MrSLeah G. Peakes made
beautiful Easter baskets and rab-
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Girl Scouts News:

The intermediate troop No GAG
under the sponsorship of Philand-
er Smith college was very busy
at the Scout house dyeing eggs
bright colors to be carried to the
Boys Industrial school to bring
happiness to the boys. The girls
had planned to 60 and sing songs
and play games, but due to the
transportation and just a little
premature with their plans they
were unable to 60 but they will
make the trip soon.
The girls were under the sup
ervision of Misses Watson, Smith,
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Gardner Hiqh School

where two trees were planted by
Ollie B. Bowman, assisted by
Jimmie Ward and Willie James
Jones, 9th grade students. The
senior class, consisting of Mary 10
Frazier, Dorothy Barr, Helen r.
Shared, La Mar Lovett, La Joel
Lovett, Billy Melvin. J. T. Penny
Louis c, Daniel, Vienna p. Daniel
Jasper Williams and John l.. DAN
iel motored to Pine Bluff Friday
to participate in senior day acti-
vities at AM&N college. They
We're accompanied by the class
sponsor, Miss Helen M. Williams.
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Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Else BoguslofSky, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 99638
Simon Boguslofsky Defendant
The defendant Simon BoguslofsRy
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Else
Boguslofsky.
Dated: April 81, 1854
r. w. Griffith
Solicitor for Plaintiff
l.. M. Alexander
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner
ChanCery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. c.
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