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BORDER CHURCH NOTES


Sunday. the last Sunday Of this
year, many gathered at Border
at the morning services 10 hear
Rev. Sexton. a. he spoke on the
subject, The Education OF Jesus 4"
Scripture reading was from
Luke 2:ff. Quite q few visitors
were present. All were welcomed.
This week Rev. Sexton win give
q series Of addresses before the
delegates TO the CONVENTION of
the Board Of Education, at Ham
line University. HIS subject at the
morning services next Sunday win
be The Patience Of God" Scrip
ture reading. Micah 7:ff. Christ
mas there was quite q gathering
at the early morning services.
At the Vesper Hour. from 8 10
7, at their Music Hour. the Choir
presented the Christmas CantatA.
The Babe OF Bethlehem" The
rendition was well done and was
quite q treat 10 the listeners.
Don't forget Watch Meeting
Thursday evening. Dec. 3lst at
1890. Come, let us all come to-
gether and render thanks for the
many blessings Of 1853 and dedi-
cate ourselves TO more service 20
God for 1864 and help IN the great
crusade for Peace on Earth. Yes
per Services from 9 TO 7. Come 10
Border, you are always welcome
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o IN MEMoRIAM
IN MENdoRIAM

To a loving and devoted wife.
Mrs. Edith Stephens. who passed
from this world ten years ago.
Dec. 80, 1858, to Heaven, a place
she 80 Justly deserved. have
missed your love and your COM
partnership 30 much. ] shall always
extend my love and sympathy to
you always.
Your devoted husband. Leon
r. Stephens.
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Gard Of Appreciation
CARD OF APPRECIATION

Rev. and Mrs. z. J. Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Walker Of
1929 Bryant Ave. N. wish to thank
their many friends for the lovely
Christmas cards and tokens Of ap-
probation which we cherish very
much. Many came from people
whose names we did not recognize.
May God Bless you all
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o CARDS OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

Rev. and Mrs. Il. Henderson,
1929 Bryant No. wish to thank
their many friends for their lovely
cards and Christmas tokens Of
appreciation Of which we cherish
80 much. Many peoples names we
did not recognize but are grateful
for their kindness.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Henderson.
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CARD OF THANKS

We. the family Of Herman
Booth, wish to express our thanks
and appreciation for your many
acts Of kindness during our recent
bereavement.
We viii always be grateful for
the many cards and kilograms re-
ceived, also for the beautiful floral
tributes.
Mrs. Herman Booth, wife
Granville HAslins, brother:
Mrs. Jimmy Robinson. sister.
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ST. PETERS anne. CHURCH

The Secret OF Triumphant Liv-
ing was the subject used by Rev.
Martin l. Simmons In his mes
sage to the 50. Peters congrega-
ton. Sunday. December ~.
The subject produced a thought
on how one may 20 through the
coming new year. In the develop
ing Of his topic, Rev. Simmons
pointed out that failure or sue
cess win depend on who we walk
with during the year. He said we
should walk with God.
Respect OF Diety h a FIRST
great setp toward success" Rev
Simmons said. He said that q
was his belief that too many peo-
pie fail because they are not will
ing TO make the proper sacrifice
they want God 20 walk with them
In his concluding remarks, Rev.
Simmons stated that to be sue
cessful In life on should walk In
the pathway OF service. duty and
faithfulness. He said. I'VE win be
nlosts uccessful II We work for
the blending of personalities be-
tween ourselves and other people. :"
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heads MIN CityS Amss Lodge and
d. v. Henderson 10 elected exalted
ruler Of SANITY caty'S Gopher
Lodge.
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RrTHFsDA CWTTRCW NTWs

n.An@cDA NnN1Nn Nh"o
We heard an insplrational mes
sage delivered by our Pastor. Rev.
l. c. Harris. taken from the eth
chapter Of Philippians, 9th q 10th
verse. Theme. "A Name Above
Every Name" Senior choir and
Musicetts rendered the music. I'd
die Smith flruiahed q heartfelt
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When the anchors that faith had

When the anchors that faith had
cast
Are dragging In the gale,
I am quietly holding fast
To the things that cannot fail
u know that right Il right,
That u h not good to lie.
That love h better than spite,
And q neighbor than . spy.
In the darkest night Of the year
When the stars have an gone out;
That courage II better than fear
That faith h truer than doubt.
And fierce though the fisnds may
fight.
And long though the angels
hide.
I know that Truth and Right
Have the Universe On their side,
stephen }. Huyanh-
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biIls prohibiting cemeteries from
refusing durtAl on grounds % race
or color.
niskegee Ala: nlskegee In.
stituts reports 1851 h irst year
free % lynehing In u, q. since re-
cords were begun In lisa
TIE one case IN which Nsgroes
expected to got . favorable de-
cisioa IN 1854 was postponed by
the U. 5. Supreme court for fur
thsr Arguments. n 10 the case In
vOlving segregation IN the na-
tiun's public sehoolA A ruling
here n expected sometime IN 1854
n ths high tribunal outlaws segre-
Cation u probably wtn b ths
greatest singular victory turing
tAs year.
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DECEMBER

Historic arguments on school
segregation heard by u. 3. sup.
rene Court Adiai Stevenson
praises loyalty Of American Ne.
gro In resisting Communist over
lures N q speech In Atlanta, Ga
The c. w. Glenns sailed for
Europe on the SIS vulcana on
Dec. s.. The marriage % Miss
Eunice Coins TO NJ, Edwin n
Randall on Nov. ~ was reported
In the Dec. 4 edition A 81,
Paul physician was charged with
saying he wouldn't rent . store
building 10 Negroes Jews or
Greeks Mississippi solon says
he would give his life 90 keep the
Jimcro schools The Henne.
pin County REVIEW suggests
former governor Hialmar Petersen
A. DFL candidate for governor
Sterling club annual award Tor
civic achievement presented TO
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr, Cratic
reelected president Of Minneapolis
NAACP without opposition ,
Frank Smith again 81. Paul
NAACP leader Driver r~Spon-
aihle for Vernice Cranthann d,.ath
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TINE Magazine seeks 10 out.
standing Future Young News
makers Of Minneapolis. Cecil
Newman among ~ Senior citi.
Gems named by the Minneapolis
Chamber OF Commerce 10 select
the 100 Roy wilkins Of the
NAACP calls Joseph Mccarthy
q threat 10 American progress . +,
Churchgosrs, I'm m atuTity and
Race Hatred are named A. top
boosters OF prejudice In the U.s,A.
Jasper Gibbs. head Of J, q a.
Laundry dies -. Jessie ID. Locker
Of Cincinnati was named by Ike"
AZ American Ambassador 20
Liberia John clearinghouse"
Cunningham. well known Mime
apolis Elk dies al age 70. lie had
lived In Minneapolis half q cen.
fury ssrd Congress adjourns
without any action on civil rights
measures Elmer Carter. for.
mer g. paulite n q candidate for
president Of the borough Of Man.
haitian Mrs. Irving Levy Ia
womsn'a day speaker at Pilgrim
Harriet Bell Smith gave a
piano and organ recital At Beth.
eada Baptist church,
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oCrrORER

Newspapers celebrated National
Newspaper Week Clarence
Mitchell. NAACP Washington
Bureau head raps slowness Of
Army Posts end 10 Jimcro schools
=, Federal Narcotics agents nab
bed seven 81. Paul youths for
dope peddilng =. wheAtley House
has new girls worker. Catherine
Norman. Arthur Mcwatt, well
known Pullman employee dies 4.
Rabbi W, ounthsr Piaut speaks
on discrimination against minority
groups IN Twin city housing.
Jans-s Mann NAMED 10 laeor
FclAiioas lOb At Fcaersi Cart
FtdgU operAlea Twin uties Ar
seaal The sG Paul Gospel
CAsFAl Unlsa prrs~ated slngSr
ChFistine stewart Arthur
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A FUN weeks programs herAlds
dedication q the new a. Peters
AAEE church IN Minneapolis I.
Frances Humburd was awarded
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. TEIIl foundation scholarship for
study In social work ZOO
guests assist the Lester Boyds OBJ
serve 10 years Of married life /.
Twin city Negro Kids spend ten
days In rural Minnesota with
white families Man who walked
away with James Colsman's $500
bill in December, io62. n apprs-
handed IN Indianapolis. Police Of
ficsr Jimmy Griffin was Dispatch
"a 10 the Hoosisr metropolis 10
bring him back 10 the SANITY
city.
Fnnnis PisTFe Lswis made hsF
annual suunnAsF Whit 10 8till-
water State Prison Golfers
from several states converge on
Minneapolis foF 2oth annual
Centsal States Golf Nest, held
IN Minneapolis. JuIy 2l.2S -.
JOAN y. ClatbOuRrles longtime
resident dios >. Don BonnpaSte
Chicago housing manager re-
tnFns 10 homstown o. Paul for
Meas Nay speech ~ Pilgrim
Baptist.
Hector vAsaar resigns chair
manship Of Dining Car Employees
Local Bia Central States
Golfers Elect Nathaniel Jordan oi
~. Louis president ;. The Ksnys
Supreme Court orders new trial
for Ksnyatta Ike gets q
storm Of protests over naming
GOV. James =. Byrnss 10 UN
James Davis OF %. Louis win
/ csanfrai alai0e Tottrnav.
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Madison, Wis; state Supreme
court rules state administered
life Insurance fund may not ~
jet application frOm NegrO~s on
ground that a. a racial group they
are a sIb-StSndaryi rtsk.
Helena, Mont: Legislature ~
Peals ban On tnterrIciAl mar
TtaES&
olympia. Wash. and Des
MoineS Ia; legislatures adopt
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home from school unless board
Accedss 20 demands for new
school building. Claim school un-
safe and unsanitary.
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EBONY magazine poses the
question; ia Negro Society
Phonyf" American Labor
Unions reported rapidly ending
race discrimination In their ranks
Tithlng called answer 10
church financial problems. study
says Marcelia sayles. talented
young pianist was presented In .
recital at Pilgrim Baptist church
Sept. ~. Prince Han Masons and
the Minnesota oEs held their an.
nual meetings IN winnipeg. n. c,
The AMn church Of the N,
w. Conference met In Council
Bluffs, In. The Rsva NJ L. Sim
mons and Henderson Reddick, re-
turned TO Minneapolis. n. James,
81 Paul. wAymAn, Minneapolis.
get new pastors, 70, y. Morrow Ia
named to post with the u, =,
Dept, Of Commerce, He ia q for
msr NAACP aide.
Leland N. Jones. youthful Buf.
falo, N, Y. city councilman was
the ~. Paul Urban League an.
nual dinner meeting speaker, An
Alabama federal grand jury In.
dicted seven whites for holding
Negroes In slavery on farms, Tho
fourth annual meeting 90 UNEs.
CO brought u number OF diatin.
guiahed American Negro leaders
to the Twin citlea for UNEsco
sessions At tho University % Min.
nesota Carl Rowan and Cecil
Newman were ON the sponsoring
committee headed by Harry Bulls
which arranged the sessions , . ,
Rowan named one % the 100
Future NswsmAksrs sponsored by
TIME Magazine and the Mime.
apolis Chamber OF Commerce, The
100 were honored at q sumptuous
banquet az the Hotel Radisaon at
which 200 business, civic figures
honorSd the 100 men and their
wivca.
National naptlsts elected Rev,
J. ~ jackson Of chicago a. their
new president, Rev Floyd Massey
Jr,. moderator % the Minnesota
and South Dakota Baptists h .
vice-prpaldent % the national
body, Prince Han Masons elected
John r. Lawrence, most worship
Nil grand master AZ lts annual
session In Winnipeg. Mira Kate
Nell % 81. Paul was renamed the
grand mAtrun Of the Order Of
Eastern star. Mrs verniee
Grantham. popular 50. Paul mat.
ron was fatally injured In an auto
crash. stephen Maxwell passes
state bar.
oCroRER
Newspapers celebrated National
Newspaper Week Clarence
Mitchell. NAACP Washington
Bureau head rNps slowness Of
Army Posts end 10 nmcro schools
Federal Narcotics agents nab
bed seven 81. Paul youths for
dope peddilng -. wheAtley House
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city with Mrs. Miiien for the iooth
general assembly Of that denomin-
alton The red carpet was laid out
for linda simma. the information
ally known actress, who returned
homo TO Minnesota after q nine
year absence Jean Brown.
daughter Of Or. and Mrs, w, ID.
Brown rot her law degree from
FOrdhAm University Dolores
0rigsby, talented young singer.
received q 500 scholarship from
Beta Professional music corority,
Tom Taiisy. Urban League man
and George Mann, union official,
report a 90. Paul cafe refused
them service On account Of race,
Tho new priest at 81. Leonard's
Catholic church II Rev, v. A.
ortneF. native % Germany. lie
succeeds Rev Leonard Hirman.
founder OF the church Patricia
Foster WEEDS Rev, Edward Dixon In
big social wedding william
Mcintosh got q Pm. d. from Min
nesota ~" A Minneapolis
Rirl. Marrsons Psebles Bethel. IL
a teacher On the Oakland. Cahf.
school system william Cratic
protests NAACP programming
former Gov. Harold stansen n
convention speaker George
Robstnhak heads ann city Urban
League member drive :. Joint
elects Joan Won Blon.
49, chairman.
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Chds Theodore Jackson George Walker Mrs Tema
zier was director OF play
Dunbar PTA Observes Founders Day
Inc Dunbar PTA observed program
MONDAY February in the school auditorium theme Found
efs Day and Its Meaning" by
RUSS A. Richardson Eloise Margaret
were rendered by Mrs Betton Edwards De-
couS cake was given the members while Founders Day Of
tering was collected Mrs Moehead president
uon TO the past presidents of the local. the district the
national Parent Teachers associations
Members IF the society
senior High Social Competence
rians for A Charm School at YWCA
The Senior High Competence Saturday
ruary g. at Phyllis Whealey YWCA M p Gaines
sponsor and Mrs A. Johnson chairman YTeen committee Other
committee members Mesdames Raw Walker Alexander
OF he wy staff The people served by the committee
plans were discussed for the charm school
specialists the considered being contacted assist the
club and the committee All senior high students invited
to attend the series of meetings The Social Competence club aims
stress the Importance of good social behavior we'll being
at ease with wherever The club members
and YTen committee feel affords the
vironment ETC. to people their
leadership and offer such service boys and girls their
age 1t the aim Of the club during
the charm school, (boys girls
Mrs M. p Gaines sponsors the club
at Dunbar high school, the Rochelle
Spivey Jerryyn Carmichael Rita Smith, Emby Lee Kathryn Dun
bar Loetce Pointer Rosetta Harper Bece Stewart Yvne Hay
man. Joann Carmichael Jesse Anderson Harry Caldwell Irene
Shu Doris Streeer Jacqun Jordan Ance Cherry John Leeks
Bobby Parker c. Martin Young
Robinson Carl Davis Ollie Haley Huey
son. Mlcent claybon Fred Davis Perlesa Hoingsworh
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kenseii
Mrs. M. M. Waddy

Welburn Bailey, has been dis
charged from the MOP hospital,
Little Rock, and is rapidly re-
covering Nose Franklin and
Eddie Jones, Jacksonville, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Harris Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Barkley, returned home after a
Brief visit to Phoenix. Arizona :.
Mrs. Gertrude Walker, VILE
nina Smith, and children left for
Omaha, Nebraska to visit rela-
tives Mrs. Mary E. Ruffins
and daughter, Bonnie Sue, st.
Louis, are house guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Arm
old, ST., Mrs. l.. z. Hunter,
West Point, spent the day here
visiting friends Mrs. Lila
M. Fairchilds. returned home aft
er an extended visit to Kokoma,
Indiana Mrs. Ola M. Bailey
attended the funeral Of her aunt
in Cotton Plant Mrs. M. ].
Williams has returned home after
an extended visit to Little Rock
The Spirit Of Memphis gave
a recital at the high school aud
itorium. The following persons
attended: Mr.. and Mrs. p. Bail
ey. Mesdames Gertrude Jones,
Hanna Hawkins, Annie M. Brown
and Vivian johnson.
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Merrill HI School,

PINE regular combined assembly February TO-
Of seniors from the presented
celebrating Negro History presided
and panel discussion the theme for the 1854 celebration
presented Students the Thomas HILL Lawrence Dav
jr, Mae Evelyn Smith, Clark, Esther McCn
and Pasca Banks The theme Negro History Foundation for
migration Interestingly developed this
students Special rendered featuring
be by Negro added variety and spice to the
with Mrs Ruth Greene director and Mrs Marjorie Kirby
pianist. :.
The highsh nursing homemakins
which ended February demonstration in first aid given
by group college
the group Mr. Williams Mr. Byrd Miss Williams Miss Nor
and Miss Summers Each of these people has cerf
cate first aid The demonstration interesting and the
class reported that greatly benefited it. The school
apprecave college science department
his cooperation with the bringing group
school student teachers the department
Moore Miss Frances Cravens
Miss Charlie White Miss Lorraine jackson.
teachers AM&N college getting their class
experiences several departments Of Merrill this quarter
happy them with it hopes that they
profit their experiences with it. The following student
teachers participating in this program:
studies department. j. Dickens Miss E. T. House. y
W. Grafton Weston; science department Miss
Ruby Miss Supoa Alexander Sherman Jones and
Dan Minor department. Billie Carter and Wal
Leiohn Miss Mary Frances crayon; phys ed
ceona Warren Herman Bufford O. B.
Elders and Frank Evans.
18TH GRADE-Pascha Banks Barbara Clark,
Lawrence Davis Davis Green. Thomas Hill, Wendell
Holden Johnson John Lynch Hermoene Pearson Mae
EVELYN Smith Artee Watkins Wayne Wellington
nth Bddie Ann Coleman Annie Laurie
Blood Ruby Lewis Ruth Parker frankie Hayes Loee
Mayo wred Holly Jessie Perry virgie Smith
Barbara Price 10 Tooke Chester White Esse dwe
Madelyn Watson, Berthema Thompson.
10TH GRADE-Edih Garrett Willie Griffin Maxine Lamb, Jua-
nta Huffman Haney Mae Oliver Williams Lote
Thomas Ruthie Farley Pauline Belwn Velma Danby Cornelius
Dawson Annie Matthews June wedding
ton Virginia Washington, William Stevens
9TH GRADE-Bety Edna Booker Victor Cannon Way
man Daniels Dawson, James HILL James Ken
del Jeneene Marian Robinson, Wendell Adams Tommy
Barsh Allene Hill Lula Mae Hampton Emare jack
son MaeOts Washington Williams Willie Neal Margaret
Barber Thomas Classic Mae Jones' Verse Jones' Arthur
McFadden.
9TH GRADE-Fay Harper Eema Lever, Dorhy McClendon'
Gail Price Lee Tooke Barbara Ann Martin
7TH GRADE-Theopous Fair Bobbe Thomas Carl Whte Joe
Ivey johnson, Kenneth Caude Media jean Nn'
Dorothy Clifton Roaf Shirley Bradford chard BARBER
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Oes Arc
Mn. Ella M. Brown

Mrs. Ella N. Brown
The first Sunday in February
was regular service day at Fell
lowship Baptist church. with the
pastor, Rev. r. w. Rodges, bring
ing the message. Sunday school
was conducted by Ludie Ewell,
superintendent. Class No. 2 was
awarded offering banner, and
class No. / attendance banner :.
(. Mrs. A. N. Tate was called
home because Of the illness Of
her mother and father The
Douglass high school team went
to Brinkley to play basketball
recently. under the supervision Of
its coach, Mrs. Joyce Vim ;.
The PTA president Jim M. Por-
ter, and William Murel. carried
a picture show to Hickory Plain
The WINS met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Holloway,
February 8, with large atten-
dance Mrs. Juanita Sneed
is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Holloway in Louis
lana Mrs. Lille johnson and
Mrs. Luecendia, spent February
as dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ode Brown 0. w. and
R. L. Ford, Pine Bluff, visited
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Ford
Mrs. Mamie Williams motor
ed to Searcy to carry pupils to
sign for their security The
VIEW met recently Ode
Brown, William Brewer and Lem
uel Hill, accompanied by Porter
Williams, motored to Little Rock
recently to meet national officers.
They report very interesting
trip Mrs. l. Barker, Brink
ley visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ma
thas, recently. Mrs. Matthias is the
sister Of Mrs. Barker A play
was presented at Douglass high
school, Behind the Mike" by the
following characters: Mr.. and Mrs.
Govan, Mrs M. Williams, Mrs. C.,
Loving, Mrs. B. ]. Hood, Mrs. L..
Ford, Van w. Wright, Mrs. Jua-
nita Sneed, Mrs. Juanita Taylor,
Mrs. Wilma ]. Robinson and Mr..
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and Mrs. Ode Brown Ode
Brown was in Little Rock on
business recently The WINS
recently met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Matthias. After a
short business period. the group
worked on a quilt project. Mrs.
Matthias. hostess, assisted by Mrs,
D. Govan. served refreshments.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Spencer +.
The high school team recently
played basketball in Hazen and
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Brinkley William jackson.
Kansas, motored here for short
stay with his mother-in-law and
his children Mrs. Tate has
returned to her job. after being
called home on account Of the
illness Of her parents Dea-
con Matthias was given a birthday
dinner at the church cafeteria.
Sunday. with Rev. and Mrs. Rod
ges. and Mrs. Barker his honored
guests Mrs. Ruby M. Harris
has been appointed assistant home
demonstration agent and will be
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nh weekly you viii b proud = ssll for seands
for honesty, Justice and Fairpay and Stands behind Whist
Stands fes. brings that eanaet - had sisssse&
has "bsrss plsx" end apologies - makA No. ~
strings I'D prsvsrt srsm pshssh,ns ts =
hapssas THE PREss CAN AND WILL TElL THE TRuTH.
~ wystss srs ssss n prs tsr swm snsn ~ wins ~
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Bush School

Assembly Program to Emphasize
Moral and Spiritual Values
Friday. Bush school will spon-
sor the first Of series OF three
assemblies emphasizing moral and
spiritual values.
The general theme of the series
will be Improving Our Manners
as We Grow" :.
Rev. o. ]. Wilson. pastor of the
First Baptist church, Granite park
will be the speaker. His subject
will be Improving Our Man.
ners Through Obedience"
Other assemblies of the series
will be held on March 10th and
April 22nd.
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|n,lInd Dunbar HI


Wins First Place In DRAMATIC TOURNAMENT
hor students represented the school Friday February
ps' ~ participated in annual Sigma Gamma Rho
s tournament at Pine Bluff
H resented oneact play entitled Sugar and Spice"
first s.ss .n.. nsss a v wnss: md
rh Lin students who accompanied the group William
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In Prairie View county. naenfuy
Mrs. Fannie Mae Boone "
requesting all presidents . q
leaders to come to the c11eego
meeting In Devalls Bluff.
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Clarence Johnson crofton
lam Ben Paine Roosevelt West, Hazel Sanders