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Evening star., 1954-12-22
Christmas Story Given
Al Arlington Church

The third annual presentation
of the manger scene by members
OF Trinity Presbyterian, Church
is being held this week on the
lawn at the church. Sixteenth
and North Inglewood streets. Ar
lington.
Five different casts, totaling
more than 100 young people and
adults, present the Christmas
story Of Joseph, Mary and the
infant Jesus, the shepherds, the
wisemen and the angels each
night.
They give three 17-minute
performances, at 4. T::30 and 3
pm. The showings will con-
tinue through Friday.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
. .Aiing Tower Clock
In Alexandria Goes
EOn Ginning Spree

The clock atop Alexandria &
City Hall Is ailing.
Something went wrong. and
for q noisy IL hours the clock
kept bonging al times on the
hour.
Earl r. Martin, its new GUS
todian. decided to let 1t run
down so he could see what was
wrong, and the hands now rest
at 2::35.
Mr.. Martin is the successor TO
Charles lBuck) Davis. who was
custodian of the clock for half
a-century. Mr.. Davis died last
week.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Woman Rescued IN Fire
AT TakOma Park Home

A 55-year-old woman was
rescued today from her third
floor apartment that was set
afire as she was smoking in bed.
Takoma Park tMd.) firemen
reported.
Taken to Warrington Sani-
tariun, suffering from shock
and smoke inhalation, was Mrs.
Mary v. Bifin Of S7o0 Gilbert
place.
The woman was found on the
iioor Of the srnoke-filled living
room, She was carried out BY
1t. 3. j. La Scola Of the Takoma
Park Fire Department.
Montgomery County Police
Pvt, Jesse Grown said the smoke
was 90 heavy in the apartment
building that he was unable TO
get past the second fio0r. 1t.
IA scola said the woman had
managed To get from her bed
but collapsed on the living room
fiOOr.
Takona Park Fire Chief r. r.
Carter said the blaze caused
about $4,000 damage.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Borbee Plans to Name
Two LAWYERS as Aidas

Alger X. Barbee. Democratic
States attorney-elect Of Mont
gomery County. yesterday an
nounced he will appoint two
Silver Spring lawyers as his
assistants,
He said Leonard T. Hardy. 80.
will be named deputy States
attorney, The assistant States
attorneys post will 60 to James
Robert Miller. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
Jack Evans 10 Head
Korean Clothing Drive

Jack Evans. Washington rep
resentative for the Asiatic Pc
troleum Corp. 1928 Dupont
Circle Building, has been named
chairman Of the spring clothing
campaign committee Of the Exc
cutive Committee of American
Relief for Korea.
The Washington group will
participate in the drive to col
lect clothing for the war
impoverished Korean civilians.
A national goal of 8 million
pounds has been set.
Mr.. Evans is chairman Of the
World Trade Committee of the
Washington Board of Trade and
Is registration chairman for the
American Legion national con-
vention. which Is to be held here
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
Films of More Than Routine Merit

@QUO VADIS"-TechnicoIOr spectacle In ancient Rome
PUBLIC ENENEY"-Jean Harlow and James Cagney in top
melOdrama.
~THE STEPS"DectOr Hitchcock with
engrossing murder mystery.
"CEASE FIRE"-A documentary Of the
in
"THE YEARS OF OUR LIvES"-An Academy Award win
the readjusmen problems Of returning soldiers
PIT-Oivia de Haviand in q dramatic study Of
the treatment Of an insane
"THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF YOUR LIFE"-Alasair Sim and
Margaret Rutherford in hilarious British comedy.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
Obituaries

hospital in South Bend.
Mrs Nakao was born in Hiroshima
ken Japan. and had lived in Nemah
3 years and in Washington sc years
She was a housewife
Wake services will be held today
"wednesday, May 30 at 7;30 pm.
in ButterWorth's Chapel of Memo
ries and the funeral will We conduc-
ted at 7:30 pm ON Thursday, May
Of, in the Seattle Buddhist church
with the Rev T. Ichikawa official
Ing Cremation rites will follow
Surviving are her husband Tai
taro Nakao of Nemah. two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Ami Kinoshita of Gresh-
am Greg, and Mrs Yoshiko Ka-
Washima of Bay Center, Wash;
three SONS. Yoshimi Nakao of Ne
nah Masayoshi Nakao of Seattle
and Mitsunori Ogaki of Japan, one
sister, Mrs. Haruyo Nakao of Ne
nah: and eleven grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by SUI
sunni Butterworth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
DC. JACL Init
To Participated in
Arlington Rites

WASHINGTON. d c.. May %
tJACL)-Members of the Washing
ton DC. JACL chapter, on behalf
of the National japanese American
Citizens League, will participate in
the Memorial Dav Services for A
merica's soldier dead at Arlington
National Cemetery
For the seventh consecutive year,
the JACL will join with more than
fifty patriotic, civic and veterans
organizations in these traditional
services which will be led by Presi-
dent Eisenhower
Miyeko Kosobayashi whose bro
ther served in the Pacific in World
War II will lay wreath on behalf
of the JACL at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier. She will be &C
companied by John Katsu. president
of the Washington, d c., chapter
After services in the ampitheater
anu hllC loyillS Vi tllN WiNsihAi a wv
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, I'M
der the direction of Ira Shimasaki,
chairman of the Arlington Cemete-
ry Committee. the members of the
chapter will visit each of the indi-
vidual graves of the twenty Nisei
soldier dead inferred in the Nation
al Cemetery and lay floral tributes
on each.
Photographs OF the individual
graveSites and services will be mail
ed to the next of kin. as in the
past, according to chairman Shima-
saki.
"Since most of the families can
not visit Arlington on Memorial
Day, these JACL services have be-
come the traditional tribute Of the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
q HONOR ROLL

Spanish American War-Ichijiro
Shinoda TatSuo Takano
World War II-Eugene T ANA
be. Robert Enao Peter Fujino. Pc
ter Fuiiwara. Edward Fukui, l. Flu
rukawa Fred Haita, 7 Hail. Ben
Hara. John Hashimoto. Eugene Ha-
vashi. Masao Ikeda William Ina
motto. Masami Inatsu Mitsuo M L
seri Haruo Ishida. Hisashi 1Wai
Joe Y. Kadoyama, John Kanaza
wa Jiro Kanetomi Akira Kanzak
Yoshio Kato. John Kawaguchi
Francis Kinoshita. Isamu Kunima-
tsu George Mayeda. William Ma
kamura Ned Nakamura. Ban Nino-
miva. Yoshito Noritake, Isao Okla
zaki Takaaki Okazaki Ken Omit
"a. Satoru Onodera Yohei Sagami
Tadao Sato Yukio Sato George
Sawada. Toll Seike, Tetsuo Shiga-
va Masao Shigemura, Mon Taxa
hashi Jimmy Takeda, Shoichi Ia
kehara. Peter Taketa, w Taketa
MaSaru Tamura. Matsusaburo Ia
naka. George Tatsumi Setsuro va
mashita. Goro Yamaura. Hideo va
sui S Yoshoka.
Korean War-IsSac Furukawa
Elmer J Yoshihara.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
Sen. McCarran
Accepts Bid to
DC. Banquet

WASHINGTON d c. May 20
tJACLD - Sen Pat McCarranD.
Nev co-author of the Immigra-
ton and Nationality Act of 1852,
has accepted the invitation of the
Washington d chapter of the
japanese American Citizens Lea
CUE to attend the second anniversa-
~ commemorative banquet of that
law on Sunday evening. June D. at
the Sheraton Park Hotel it was an
nounced today by Harold Horiuchi
event chairman
In accepting the JACL invitation
.he veteran Nevada Democrat who
has served as chairman of the Sc
nate Judiciary Committee for many
years expressed his gratitude that
the 1852 law has enabled so many
Issei to become naturalized citizens
He said that he wanted to partici-
pate in honoring the Issei pioneers
who have been naturalized in the
Washington area during the last 10
months
Chairman Horiuchi recalled that
Senator McCarran has not only
been helpful to the JACL and all
persons of japanese ancestry in the
United States in immigration and
naturalization matters but also in
evacuation claims and other sub
jects
At the same time that Sen ator
McCarran's acceptance was received
the banquet committee also reveal
ed that two members of his staff
had accepted invitations.
Richard Arens, staff director OF
the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
on immigration and Naturalization
and Miss Eva Adams. administra-
tive assistant to Senator McCarran
accepted JACL's bids to the BAN
quet
As staff director Arens was an
important and crucial figure in the
drafting of the law and in securing
tbs passage over President Truman's
veto, Horiuchi explained, while Miss
| Adams as the administrative assist
ant has been most helpful to JACL
in all legislative matters of concern
| u Nevada'S senior senator
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
n KUHACHIRO FURUTA

Kuhachiro Furuta. 10, of Woodin-
vile died in his residence Monday.
Mr. Furuta was born in Kumamo-
to Japan, and had lived in this
country for 81 years He was a re-
tired farmer and was formerly of
Kent.
Wake services will be held from
p m. on Thursday, May 81, in the
Seattle Buddhist church and the
funeral will be conducted from 8
pm. on Friday, May %. also in the
Seattle Buddhist church Cremation
rites will follow.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Kiwa
Furuta; a son. Charles! a daughter
Mrs. Rosie Sakaguchi of Bellevue;
and five grandchildren.
Arrangements We're made by Su-
sunni Butterworth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
Seattle Japanese Community to Salute
Soldier Dead at Lakeyiew May 81

-Seattle's Japanese community
will observe Memorial Day with a
service at 10 a m. Monday. MAY 81
al BakevieW Cemetery
The program:
The Colors- Nisei Veterans Com
mittee
The National Anthem-Congre-
gation
The Invocation
The Meditations-Rev K Ikuta
(Buddhisb Rev TT Machida
christian
The Special MuSic-Mr Mits Ka-
tayama
The Placing of Wreaths- Gold
S ar Parents Association. Japanese
American Citizens League, Nisei
Veterans Committee, japanese
Community Service
The Special Message Mr. Clay
Nixon, past commandant of the
Marine corps League
The Rifle Salute -Nisei Veterans
Committee
The Taps-Mr Mas Tomita
Color Guards-Roy Tsuboi Tost
Tokunaga and Ken Shigaya.
Firing Squad George TakizaWa
Rov Nakatani, Bill Nshimura, Ho-
ward Sakura, Tom Onishi Sab Ogi-
shina and Paul Minato
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26

entire Nisei community to those who
by the sacrificing Of their lives made
possible our present favorable sta
tus in the United States" Shimasa-
XII noted
Though one of the little publ
cized activities of the National
JACL, IL does express the gratitude
of all persons of japanese ancestry
in the United States to all the Nj
sci soldier dead in cemeteries
throughout the world"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
WRYBA ACKNOWLEDGMENT

White River YBA wishes to ac-
knowledge $40 donation from Mr.
and Mrs Joe Nishimoto Of Kent
Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
c~"virne for Dead
Cot at Buddhist

A Joint Lotus Shoyukai and Lotus
YBA memorial service for deceased
club members will be at pm. Sa-
turday MAY % in the Seattle Bud
dhist church. The service commit
tee consists of George Hori Etsuro
Mivauchi. Florence Chikata and
Julie Miyasaki. Miyauchi is char
man for the service and Jean Fulfil,
the organist
The program will be:
Orening of the Shrine
Opening Address
Choir. AT the Grave" and Ma
dame" Wisteria Girls Choir
Chanting of Sutra 'Junirai led
bv Rev T Tchikawa
incense Observation-Disclosures of
deceased families; Bukkyokai-Hi-
sac Fulfil Fuiinkai--Mrs Shizrko
Kato: Shovukai-Mrs Kiyo Hara-
do: Lotus YBA-Jack Matsui
Memorial Address-Charles Toshi
of Shovukai and Teruo Fl Koba OF
Lotus YBA
Meditation CONGREGATION
Sermon Japanese-Rev. Tatsu-
~ Ichikawa Englsh-Rev Shokc
MaSunaga
Gatha. "Mihotoke Nj Idakarete,
with Congregation
Closing Address by Chairman
Closing of the Shrine
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
a WAC ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Women's Auxiliary to the Nj
sci Veterans Committee wishes to
acknowledge receipt of the follow
ing donations. Mr. and Mrs M o.
l,azaki SIS. Mr. and Mrs S Hara So
Mrs Shlma Iwai 50 Mrs. Kameko
Fndo SIS. Mrs IRA Yoshioka So
Mr. and Mrs. Kazuo Okazah 50.
Mr.. and Mrs Kay Shigemura $35
and Mrs Mitsu Shigaya So.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26

Woodland Park district Compile
tely furnished Beautifully deco
rated Large level fence. land
scaped lot For sale by owner
HE 1881.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26

WANTED: Girl for light house
work and mothers helper Care of
two children. CA. 1912.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
Classified Ad

FOR SALE: 1852 Hotpoint range
and Gibson refrigerator FIR. 2165
anytime.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
q MRS. MITSUKO NAKAO

Mrs. Mitsuko Nakao 81. of Star
Route, South Bend, in Nemah,
Wash died last Friday at the New
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
O Beacon Hill near school
q New Homes On Your Lot

Rambler type bedrooms comb.
living and dining. fireplace, hard
wood floors. kitchen utility garage
choice of brick trim Built by re
liable builder SIG. 800 on regular
FILA terms With basement $1,000
extra See pictures and floor plan
at our office
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-05-26
II. Gen. Swine Okd by Senate

WASHINGTON DC May 20 migration and Naturalization the
JACLL Joseph Swing W. hington office of the japanese
Citizens League
Senate TO be Commissioner I'm this week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Men1orian,

In memory of our beloved
daughter, Mrs. Frances Hamilton
Johns, who departed this life
July 9th, 1947. Although 7 years
ago today you left us. it seems
just day or two to us.
Sleep on dear daughter.
1t was God Who knew best
To take you from this world of
sorrow to rest.
Day by day we are striving to
meet you
In that land where all is happi-
ness
Up there where sorrow is I'M
known
Safe in the arms of Jesus
We win know you in that morn
ing by the smiles that you
wear.
Signed:
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Hamilton,
Parents; Mrs. A. D. Jamison.
Aunt; Mr.. Simon Jamison, Kan
sas City, Mo, Uncle; Mrs. Della
Halliburton, Cousin; Mrs. Jen-
nett Shooter, Cousin.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Catholic Church Scene of
Vows for Miss Green
(see toto page oHel


Ell DORADO-solemnzed June g. in Holy Martyrs Ug-
anda Catholic church. the wedding Miss Evelyn
Green and Winfield Thomas.
Reverend Father Bonaventure Klfolye OFM performed
the ceremony before the main altar Of the church. which
beautifully decorated with gardenias was furnished
by the church choir during High Mass Mrs R. B. Ora
ham played the traditional wedding Mrs Bobbe
Jean Jackson Cope sang, AVA Maria"
The bride, given in marriage by her father Mckinley
Green, attired in white satin wedding
flied lace over dress The nyon yoke by
seaops Tiny sefcoveed buttons tght-fed
bodice at the back and the long sleeves which points
over the hands Her fngertp veil white nyon
and she carried bridal bouquet carnations with
tiny lilies of the valley white satin streamers
Miss Lille Rachel Lewis, maid of honor pastel
seaoped taffea dress with boufant and pastel
green shoes The of honor sser-n-law of the
bride wore pastel yellow sealoped dress pastel yellow
shoes Both maid and maron of honor identical yellow
rosebud wreahs their and carried Identical car
nation bouquets with yellow satin streamers.
Miss Louise Brown and Miss Billie Carter we're
bridesmaids They the scaloped pattern Miss
Browns pastel pink with pastel pink Car
ers pastel blue with blue They wore iden
teal rosebud wreaths which pink as were their
carnation bouquets.
The maid honor maron of honor and the bridesmaids
identical tiny white pearl earrings and one string pearls
which were gifts from the bride.
Rudolph Green brother of the bride served as best
man and D. w Hoimon jr7 Alton Mitchell and Alvin Cobb
ira ushers.
The brides mother a pink nyon mesh dress with
matching pink and white accessories The groom
atired in navy crepe with matching navy
accessories. Both mothers beautiful corsages
The reception held in the afternoon the home of
the bride The table covered with beautiful white taf
feta cloth The three-tered cake eneced with puffy
satin ribbon the base Garenas layer
the cake and lily of the valley stood the top under
Mrs Smith greeted the guests
guests to Miss Lillian Hill who charge the
ing Mrs Carrie HILL sister of the groom poured punch Mrs
Ester Lula Lee and Mrs. Laura Green served cake.
Ouof-town guests were Mrs. Bessie B. Preston, Odgen,
Utah. of the BRIDE Walter Armstrong Wilmo
the gfoon A3-C Green Cheyenne Wyom-
ing brother of the bride; and Sherman l. Jones,
The couple enjoyed lovely honeymoon in Dallas Texas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Block Dance
Attracts Crowd:
Aids Paving Fund

The block dance held Friday
night on goth street between
Scott and Cumberland by the A
melia B. Ives club, Joe Clay, pres
ident, attracted upward Of 400
participants and spectators. The
purpose of the dance was to
raise money toward the three
thousand dollars which must be
paid for the paving of the streets
in that part of the city.
Hot dogs, peanuts, and punch
added to the enjoyment of the
crowd and to the paving fund.
Music was furnished thru the
generosity of Myers bakery. The
prizes for best dancing were a
warded to Rubye Shadowvine and
Rosie Jones. Special mention was
made of Clayton Phillips and
Dorothy Reed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
The Jolly Coed"
Resume Meetings

The Jolly Goods resumed their
meetings for the summer We'd
nesday night, at the YWCA, with
the outgoing president, Hortense
Davis, presiding.
Twenty members were present,
and officers were elected for the
new year as follows: Patsy Wash
ington, president; Mae Emma
Wilson, vice president; Verlia
Grice, secretary; Jerelene Cole,
assistant secretary; Rose Osborne,
treasurer; Janet Davis, chaplain
Theodore Jackson, parliamentary
an; Gloria Halliburton, sergeant
alarms. Hortense Davis, reporter,
MesdameS Alice Johnson, Eloise
Green and Matte Davis, sponsors
All committee chairmen We're APP
pointed.
The club is ready for summer
activities, and is open to all high
school graduates, who plan to en-
ter college and all college boys
and girls.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Segregation Is
Unsound, State
NeWsWrifers Told

An approximate two hundred
Arkansas neWzmen were told IssE
week BY v. Horace Carter, edI-
tor Of the Tabor City. n e TIL
bune. that they face ole OF the
greatest challenges of the age
to convince the man on the
southern street that segregation,
in the long run, IS economically
impractical and morally wrong.
The North Carolina editor was
addressing the state Rewsmen at
a banquet in Hot Springs, eli
making a meeting Of the Arkaa-
sas newspaper editors
Mr.. Carter told the editors that,
We must remember that it IS
Just as undemocratie. Just as I'M
American. to force people to min
gle as it is to force them to
seEregate We have an education
job to do. Between the teachers,
the preacher and newspapers, We
must have courage to tackle such
a problem We must grasp the
hand Of God and tackle the prob
lem without fear of the future
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Funeral Rites For
Local Morfician
Held Saturday

Ell DORADO-FuaeTH services
for Timothy a. Andrews, who
died last Thursday in a local hos
pital. were eoadust=d Saturday It
Lee Chapel A4IE church with
Reverend James T Criswell. pas
tor offering the eulegy.
Mr.. Andrews had been assoel-
ated with Andrews funeral home
as director and embalmer over
twenty-five years.
He Is survived by his widow,
Mrs Louise Andrews; one daugh-
ter Patricia Ann; one sister, Mrs,
Blanch Brooks of Electra. Texas;
three brothers. Rev. H. Andrews.
Sherman Andrews Of FL Dorado,
and Alonzo Andrews of Detroit.
two aunts, Miss Elvira Binns,
and Mrs. Lula Ussery Of Pine
Bluff and a number of other rel
atives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Sunday School
Union Officers TO
Be Installed July IS

The installation services of the
newly elected officers of the SIS
union will be held at st. Paul
AME Zion church, 1901 Spring
street, July 10 at p. m.
The program will be as fol-
lows:
Opening Song
Lift Every Voice and Sing
Scripture Lesson
Rev. C. c. Walker
Prayer
Reverend Davis =.
Welcome
Mrs. Eliza Jones
Hymn
Faith of Our Fathers
Occasion
Mrs. Mary Harris
Solo -
Miss Gloria Jackson
Introduction of Speaker
Rev. A. w. Kicks
Sermon
Rev. J. l.. Lexington, pastor Of
Miles CINE church
Hymn
A Charge to Keep I Have
Charge to Officers
DR.. N. Nichols
Offering
Rev. c. F. Otem and Mr.. Shep-
herd.
Miss Mary Brown, mistress Of
ceremonies.
Committee members are Rev.
A. w. Kicks, Prof. Hawkins and
Miss Mary Brown, Charlie Nc
Cullum, president
The music will be furnished by
Miles Chapel CINE church. Re
freshments will be served on the
church lawn after the program
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Award
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
the year, because of her out
standing community state and
national work. she donates her
services to operate a day care
center for pre-school age children
of working mothers as well as
provide food, clothing and other
necessities for the children She
is an ardent church worker,
member of Parent-Teacher asso-
citation, Band Mothers club, Wis
its sick and cooperates in many
community activities, a member
of the state executive board of
Arkansas Association Of Colored
Women, Inc. She recently at
tended the general conference Of
the Christian Methodist Episcopal
church, which was held in Mem
phis.
DR.. and Mrs Roberts are estab-
iished citizens Of this city, and
have made many contributions to
the progress OF its people,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Hotel Charmaine
Enierfains INA al
Monday Lurche n

The InteTdeaamIaatianal Minis
teria1 Alliance Of Greater Little
Rock. vas entertained with a de-
Heious steak dinner. at Hotel
Chafmaine. Monday noon. by the
proprietors, Dean and Mrs. Il L.
johnson, who are managers OF
the Fuller company in this area
Dean and Mrs. Branscomb, who
were present at the entertainment
gave lectures pertaining to the
Fuller's products. also the need
Of salesladies to sell various types
of toilet and household articles,
The luncheon was served at the
close Of the regular meeting Of
the alliance of which Rev. Col
bert S. Cartwright Of Pulaski
Heights Christian church " 5
the speaker The affair was at
tended by twenty-four ministers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
Passes
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
Saturday at her home Mrs. Hicks
death came as a shock to her
many friends and acquaintance
despite the fact that she had
been Ill for some time her con-
ditioas seemingly to show great
Improvement during the past few
days.
Aside from her husband Mrs
Hicks is survived by a son, Joe
v Donnelly of Oakland, Californ-
la, a brother. Bedford Ezell of
Little Rock; six sisters, Mrs. An
ma Hampton of Oakland, Californ-
la. Mrs. Doris A, Cuffie and Mrs.
Emma Smith of St Louis. and
Mrs. Lillian Miner, Mrs. Laura
Hancock and Mrs. Pearl f. Smith
of Little Rock, and four grand
children, Mrs Hampton has been
with Mrs. Hicks turnout her i'll
ness.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at II a. m. from the
home place in the city. 1902
Cumberland street, with Dubisson
company in charge,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-02
kCNW Honors New
Officers With Tea
At Phyllis Wheat Y

Recently the National Council
Of Negro Women Little REX
chapter gave 4 lovely reeogai
ton tea al the Phyllis WheatlaY
YWCA. honaring Mrs. G NJ
Floyd, retiring president ana new
regional director and Mrs. Syl-
via Caruth, newly elected prssf-
dent of the local chapter on their
return from the Region " meet
ing at Houston,
Amidst a charming color scheme
Of gold and white and from d
beautifully appointed lace COW
cred table centered with white
carnations nestled in net and goli
ribbon delicious bubbling punch
and specially made cakes with the
council name on the iced surface
We're served
The junior council served as
hostess and served on the pro-