Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-05-21
AROUND Pine BLUFF
Page Four

Mr. Mrs E. D. PEBBLES of Chicago have returned tc
their home after brief combined business and pleasure trip
here Eudora
Mr. and Mrs, Malvin E Jones' Johnnie Jones and Thad
ford Charles spent last Sunday Ell Dorado the guest Mrs
Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Massey and family
Quite number of Pine Blufans attended the Mississippi
regional council held Mound Bayou Miss Friday All
report the meeting tops
Maurice T. Jones, of Magnolia spent Mothers Day with
his parents Mr. and Mrs, c. A. Jones'
Mrs, Cleo Freeman of Chicago III, Ina Allen of
St Louis Mo and Otis Hollis of East St Louis ILL., guests
OF their mother Mrs. NJ J. Hollis 1108 Dr.
and Mrs R. T. Johnson 1000 Cypress St broternaw and
sister respectively
Mr.: and Mrs. Ward, of the U. S Army and Magnolia
respectfully spent last Sunday in the city the guest
and Mrs H. Burrgae and family street. parents
Ward
Mrs Chanay of 1907 Bell street spent last Sunday
IN Hot Springs visiting her parents.
Mrs, l. B. Jones, of N Cedar spent Monday in
Fordyce guest the Purcell Hudsons
The citizens of Pine Bluff and community will be
to an especial sports treat at Taylor field Tuesday night
the baseball between the famous City
and the equally famous indianapolis Clowns The Clowns
ior both their bapayng ability, and their fun-mang de-
parmen has Miss Connie Morgan playing They
are in their 25h year, while the Monarchs their
year Tuesday night May 25h should be banner night for
sport fans.
Mr. and Mrs James Tookes ST. Tallahassee Fla,
the engagement of their daughter Dolores anta 10
Elihu Mccoy of Wlmar Tookes a graduate of Florida
ANN university is employed in the Jackson city la) school
system.
President Lawrence A. Davis AM&N college guest speak
er at St John AME church. May 10th the 400 a. m.
service preached sermon" preparation education
Two Pine Bluff businessmen planning bus-excursion
trip to the national meeting of the NAACP Dallas Tex
scheduled about July IA, inclusive. Watch for it.
comedy in three acts, titled "a Nose For News" was
presented in the school auditorium p m Tuesday,
by the senior class.
The Brown Funeral home 215-1e East End ave has
just concluded its week opening of S500O0( newly
Temodeed funeral home It's acoustics, appointments
display the very latest Hundreds of compliments
been received
"Bo Dangerfield, of St Louis Mo. is visiting his mother
Mrs L. E. Dangerield $40 North Maple St
Rev. Willard Leak, the boy Evangelist" will open the
Revival at St John AIE church. Sunday morning May
thru May 31st
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ARKANSAS STATE PRESS
The Eighth annual convention of the disabled American
Veterans Department of Arkansas held Camden May
Z and 9th Among the local delegates in attendance
Mrs Maggie Adams commander of ladies auxiliary chapter
3 and Service Officer Benjamin j. Lewis also chapter
2 Pine Bluff The meetings held in Hotel
We give thanks and praise the Lord for having given
strength the L Supreme Court hand this
to-beforgotten day May 18th, 1854 Monday
The Braves played good ball for six-innngs behind the
steady pitching of Pat Brown before the Arkadephia up
rising the last three innings. The YMCA Little Leagues
beat the Cubs Little League in the preliminary 1875 The
Braves have four in They will play Clars
dale Bombers Sunday afternoon Bradleys
Yours sports c. l.. Baker.