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nehaha Temple NO. 1Ze, held q
post-holiday party on Sunday.
February IL at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Woodland, ll03
Lyndale Av. N. About rs guests
enjoyed the various games played
and hight refreshments served dur
ing the evening, which was follow
ed by a hot lunch. Mrs. Lola Cat
Ting Is state organizer and Mrs.
Lucille Woodland is president.
Bethesda JunIOrettes Organized:
On Saturday afternoon, February
Is, a new singing group was or
ganiEed at the home Of Mrs. Des-
sic Gresham, 27l7 Clinton Av.
This group Of youngsters between
the ages Of eight and fourteen, win
use their talents to carry the Cos
pei In song at Bethesda Baptist
church. Officers elected are Mas
ter Asa Grigsby. president; little
Miss Oracle Huff, vice president:
Miss Alice Harlana Thomas, sec
rotary and Sharon Grigsby, treas
urer. There were eleven present
at this meeting. They will meet
each Wednesday afternoon at I
p. m. with Mrs. Gresham, who will
direct them.
Birthday Greetings: Belated
birthday greetings TO Miss Janice
Merrill. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
willard Merrill ST.. Of 1909 Fifth
Av. 8. who celebrated her natal
day on February 18th.
Marriage License Application:
Application for a marriage license
has been made by Leon Fisher,
1908 Washington Az. N. and Mary
Z. Floyd. Of 626 Colfax Av. N.
HOusewaFming; Members Of the
Around the Clock Club gave a
surprise housewarming party in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Christopher Of $40 James Av. N.
on Saturday, February %. to
help them "christen" their newly
built home. Gifts were presented
to them by each member and re-
Treatments were served. Those
present who helped in the celebra-
ton were the Misses Jewel Sears.
Dolores Sears, Annabelle Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nesbitt, Mr.
Clyde Scroggins, Messrs. Charles
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Carl T. Rowan. Andrew Russell
Woodrow Reed. Robert Bhoffnsr
John Stanley. william Smith. John
Scott, Walter suthern. Harrison
Scarver, Huron J. Shelton, u. A
Stokes, Frank schIns, Paul Smith
David Scott. Kenneth Stokes
Richard Stokes Jr.. Nelson speese
william Sutherland. Dennis Sims
James Thomas. James L. Taylor
Thomas Talley. Henry Thomas
EEell Thomas. Paul Thomason.
Also Measra. and Mines. Eugene
Underwood, Donald Underwood,
Martin weddington, Buck Warren
Walter J. Wilson. Joseph Waters,
John Woodland. Edward l.
withers. Paul Wood, While VII
Hams, Frank Winfield. Charles
Young and Wilbur Zsno. DR.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Butter. Messrn and
Mines. william Mcintosh and L.
A. scipio.
Other guests included the Mines
Victor Galloway. Marguerite Car
ter. Betty DOdd. Quanita Davison
Odessa Harris. Dolores Henson
Beatrice oruner. Harriet Gordon
Juanita Murphy. Mary Morris
Shirley Moore. Josephine Miller
Josephine Oden. Wanda Owens
Louie Parker, Eddris PridEen
vsntreHs Robertson, Myrtle Ross
Dolores Sears. Naomi Thomas
Margaret Wilson.
Also the Misses MyrThsne Al
len. Mary Carroll. Constance Fish
er. Mary Hsrrod, Dolores Jones
Annabeile Jones, Martha Kay
Ruth Manning. Ernon Owens
Evelyn Patterson. Helen Smith
Elaine speess. Jewel Sears. Gloria
L. Williams, Barbara White: ths
MeaarE. Philip Archer, Victor
Galloway. Arthur Cunningham
Nathaniei Evans. Edward Hat,
ton. Charles ~ Jones. Joseph l.
Lswis. Chester odsn, Thomas o,
den. Irving Palmer. Michael Polk
Samuel Etichardsoa and Milton O
Williams.
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ternity include Russell Bostad.
president; Carl Fraction, vice
president, Donald Bryant II, Sec
rotary; AlonEo Smith, treasurer,
Donald Gates. pariiamentarian.
and memberu.At.large. Btn Robin.
son, Ellsworth HIarpolo and Carl
Cockren.
Kappa Alpha ral Meeting,
Graduate and undergraduate
members Of Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity win meet sunday Fob.
niAry n At 4 p, m. at the sterling
club TO discuss the forthcoming
regional which win be held IN the
twin cities Easter week. There win
be delegates IN attendance from
Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, North
and South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Edward Withsrs, 10.
Celebrates With Big
Birthday Party

Little Edward wIthsra JT., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Withsrs
sr.. 3sO4 Clinton Az =. oslsbrated
his tenth birthday with q party
given by his parents In thsir Eally
decorated amusement room on
Friday afternoon, February ~
Sixteen Of Edwards playmatss
and friends were on hand 70 wish
him happy birthday" and 20
Join In the various games played,
Prizes were won by Ward Bell Jr,
Roger McConicls. Ralph Temple.
Paul Allen and Leslie Green.
They were served cake. Ice
cream. pop. candy and pop corn,
A highlight u the gala party was
the very large decorated cake top.
ped with Merry % Round dsoora-
tionH
A varied assortment Of useful
and pretty gifts were received BY
Edward. Pictures were made Of
the group by Grover Ingram.
Those who helped him osisbrats
were Myron and Richard Ekstrom.
Carl and Thornton Jones. Dennis
Hines, jimmie I'm, Ralph Temple.
Paul Allen. Arthur Helm, Bobbis
Tate. Ronald and Ward Bell.
Roger Mcconicls; Harry Davis Jr.
Leslie Green and Bobby Lyle.
Olfts were received from his
aunt. Mrs Bessie Helm and Mr..
Ralph Davis, an uncle. also from
another aunt. Mrs onsbda Davis
and Lssly Jones.
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Brown and Jerry BeaL
Slowly Improving; Mr.. Mason
Lewis. 1887 Fourth Av. who has
been i'll in Northern Pacific hos
pital for the past ten days IL
slightly better.
Jack and jim Chapter Mothers
Meet: The T. C. Chapter Of Jack
and Jill Mothers met at the home
Of Mrs. James Brown, 1855 Fifth
Av. s. on Friday evening. Febru-
airy ~. The children win have an
activities meeting on Saturday.
February 20. at the Phyllis Wheat
ley Settlement House, 500 Aldrich
Av N.
Wedding Announcement; Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Edward Farley,
u William ST. 8, 4. announce the
forthcoming marriage Of their
daughter, Constance Ireileen, TO
Thomas Grant Jackson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Grant jackson Of
ss2 Bryant Az. N. The wedding.
an event OF February Is, will be
held at p. m. at Border Metho-
dist church, Fourth and Aldrich
Av. N. with Rev. Charles NJ. Sex
ton, pastor performing the eere-
mony. A reception viii follow at
the home OF the groom's parents.
HOspItAIIEedi Mrs. Emma James
Of 2207 Fourth Az. s., who enter
ed Fairview hospital on January
n, for two weeks suffered a re-
lapse on her return home and was
again hospitaliEed February n, In
Mt. Sinai hospital. Her condition
at press time was slightly improv-
ed.
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CrediofSwn News

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walton
3734 Stevens Az, Minneapolis
were hosts 10 the club on We'd
neSday. February 10. All who at
tended conaidered the evening an
exceptional one and extended
thanks 10 the Waltona for era.
ciOusly sharing ths warmth and
hospitality Of their comfortable
home.
Fifty CredJafawns began .
Progressive Trip Around The
World" on Saturday, February
- at . p. m.
Madame and Monsieur John
Lawrence. st7 Igiehart Az. enter.
tanned IN their attractive rscrea.
ton room. Here we wiBsd and ain
I'd by eandlsliRht while "garcon''
took care of our every need Paris
10 Q city Of gaysty and We truly
enjoyed French cuisine A. we were
bsihE photographed by our host
John.
w. then flew IN Norwuv IN.
land os the Midnight Ann {" Tn.
1-ps Moorsa. eea I0i.har, yer,
our hosts. Beautiful scenes Of
Norway were effectively mounted
On the walls and picture book,
we're there 70 b. enjoyed also
Fish was served. AZ wen ~ Other
foods Of that country.
hostess. Frances. was shown and
many male tourists enjoyed Nor,
way all the more because Of this
snapshot.
~ Is' ..tn''S 's.' s.oIOps Si's,
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BIVfhdOy P0TSY FOR
H. 4

NWE@W uW8N wv
Little Diane Cox, three years
old. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lee Of eos Eighth Az. N. was fet-
ed on her third birthday with q
party given by her mother on Sat
urday afternoon, February II.
The children enjoyed games and
best Of all the refreshments, ice
cream. popcorn. punch and cake.
The party was climaxed with the
cutting and serving Of the beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake.
Little guests who enjoyed the
afternoon with the honoree were
Ralph Crowder Jr., Wendell Riley
Dureen. Derry and Richard Carr
Jr.. and Gerald Wilson.
Pictures were made OF the
group. Diane received many
beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Ralph crowder and Cecil
AGENT assisted Mrs. Lee.
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The Joe SluVshSOrS
Entertain Friends On
4 a

NtotUGg DtSNWooV
A recent dinner was quite an
event when Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Slaughter. 5Ie 18th Az. 8. enter
tanned friends on the occasion OF
their mother, Mrs. Fannie Thorn
as birthday with a surprise birth
day party.
Following dinner guests en-
joyed q gala evening socializing
and reminesclng.
Mrs. Thomas was the recipient
Of many lovely and useful gifts.
Guests who shared their hospi-
tally include the Mines. Mamie
Battles, Minnie Clark. Gertrud,
Vinigar. Annie Banks. Mae Jen-
kins. Matte Harris. Mollie
Flowers, Laura Mcdonald. Juan
TIA Arnett: Mr.. Garnett Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles scroggins.
Mrs. Mae Jones was unable TO at
tend, but sent q gift.
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PrugmGHoi0 Entertain
$50 Guests Az
D0neing PoFfy

The Embassy Room, 81. Fran
els Hotel, st. Paul, was the scene
OF a colorfll party Friday night,
February IL. when PragmRteia
Sorority was hostess 10 $50 guests
in their gala first anniversary for
NAL dancing party
The guests danced to the scin-
tillAting music provided by the
five-piece orchestra of Paul Thorn
ason.
J. e. johnson, always the genial
host greeted guests at the door.
Officers were identified with gold
pins in the shape OF the letter up"
trimmed with rhinestones and
each member wore n blue and
white bow pinned on the lower left
side.
The ladies presented an at
tractive and arrestinE pictue in
their beautiful and stunning
gowns. ballerinR formAls, floor
length formals and cocktail dres-
ses, and the men were meticulous
In their evening attire.
A highlight OF the delightful Af-
fair was the Anniversary Waltz
for members only. Mr.. John Law
renee announced each soror by her
given name and the year in which
she became q member. Mrs. An
nette II. Robinson, president, led,
followed by other officers and
chairmen. Mines, JunAnld Brad
dock and Erma Mazingo and last
ly members from lp45 10 1864.
Members presented their guests
with cigarettes an souvenirs.
Among the guests at the fes-
tive affair were: the Messrs. and
Mines. Clarence Anderson, Harold
Andrews, Theodore Allen. George
Brooks, Andrew Brent. Maurice
Bethany, Charles Brooks, Martin
BrookinS, E. L. Boyd, Marion
Brown. Lawrence Boyenton. Ken
meth Bowser. Walter BIedSoe.
Charles Banks. Floyd Barr. John
Banks Jr., Earl Bell. Norman Bell,
Bradford Benner. Charles Balen-
ger, Leroy BosIey. william Chan
ey. r. q. Charleston. Kenny
Christian. Leroy Coleman, willie
Clark.
Others included Measrs. and
Mines. Andy Clark. Donald
Charleston. Julius Cole. Percy
Dawson, Leonard Davis. Sterling
Duke Jr.. Kenneth Edwards,
Leroy Elliot, Philip Freeman.
Richard For, Lafayette Fields.
Robert Graham. Ernest Green,
oIlye Gum. Walter Coins, oilys
Griffin. Shelton Granger. Ashby
Gaskins. N. ~. Galloway. w. d.
Gray ST.. w. d. Gray Jr, w. >.
Gardner. David Graham, Percy
Greene. Ralph Gardner, Carl ".
Griffin, James Griffin. James
Hughes Jr.. Ellsworth Harris,
Herbert Harris, Raleigh Humburd.
Arthur c. Fun, Granville w. Has
lSins. Wilbur Henderson and r. q.
Harris.
Also Measra. and Mines. Albert
Harper. Grover Ingram. Robert
johnson, Walter johnson. Arthur
jackson, Robert jackson. Jewell
Jones. James Kirk Jr.. John Law
renee. w. B. Lewis. Eugene Lswia,
A ,. Lewis. Tony Lucas, Norman
Light. Gerald w. Lewis. James
Lee. Albert Mo0rhead. John Ne.
HE. Albert Mcfarland. Louis NJ.
Moore. Carlos Moffatt. ~ X. Nc.
knight. James Murray. william
MaSaie. stephen MAXWELL, Robert
Murray, Richard Mann. Albert
Mum. waiter Mcfarland. d. l.
Morris, Cecil 4. Newman. Charles
Nichols. Andrew Neal. EaFi onqus.
Oscar Oliver. Drexsi Pugh, Euils
c. Uisrcs and Leon Ponder.
And the MeasFs. and Mines.
Basil Peaks. Robert Patterson.
ClennSs Perry. Junius Powell.
Godfrey Rawlings. Robert Ray.
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Social and Personal
y ST. PAUL

supper Party Food fun and foiC the order Of the
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs James Coleman 93 Mar
shall Av ON Friday evening February ~ preceding the Prag
mAtea Sorority dancing party when they entertained at
buffet supper Following the bountfu buffet supper guests
enoyed playing recora and dancing Pentres made Of
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'Grandma" IL some character,
the Charles Kuhn comic strip
cartoon provides laughs each
week ON page O.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Memo Club Meeting: Mrs Lola Gattling I'LL Lyndale Av
hostess to the Memo Club Saturday evening Pebru
airy As the evening progressed members enjoyed games
sOcazng and refreshments served by the hostess Mrs Alice
Young awarded the prize.
Post Holiday Party The Purple Cross Nurses Uni, Of Min
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tioo a. m at the home of Mrs Ruthie Jones' 300 Beech
- 'ls odessa Jones, reporter Ms sadie Cornelius
' aI'ef short visit to Chicago visiting relatives and
rat- iae Isoers union business meeting will b. Wed
. % =. I'll. al Morning Star Baptist church Rev c C.
rart P's'nl. Il. H. Brown president Mrs B. Handy re-
A., Inc Jones elementary PTA will meet Thursday
rr 'ILa' Ii. l. Began president Mrs h Handy renorer
AMI ' t-sHa street Baptist church mission presented tai
-, o" u'e mission and VIVA Sunday Mrs O A Scott
Oh MISSION Miss Rosie Marie James president If
sS James Is vice president the Union district VIVA
t"T young ladies' OF this city recently met and orpa,zed
He" cuo The Hghanders" This club is off 70 he sar
anu mas Dig plans for the future Watch the paper and keen
Up WIN Inc news The club last Thursday NIGHT At the
' OF MISS befniece Williams Unfinished business was dis
euAsea after which delicious refreshments were served The
heS meeting Will be at the home Mrs Jacaueyn Banks
ooz West 25th street, Thursday p m The ney elected
oeeIS are president Mrs Merha Cruehe vice president
MISS Bessie Mae Dancy secretary Miss Barbara Derrick
assistant secretary Miss Gloria Wilson, treasurer Miss Vi
Wan Donahue, reporter Miss Mabe Collins; chaplain Miss
Jacqueyn Banks Other members Jones Mrs
DORIS Plat Miss Vivian Carter Mrs Elizabeth Clutcher Mrs
Barbara Booker Miss GENEVA Watson Catherine Lane
MIS- Esther Thomas, and Mrs. Willie Mae Evans There
will be program titled Negro History Appreciation Day"
Sunday 23O p. at Mt Pleasant, 23rd and Orange Rev
Robert Dcerson This program being sponsored by
the chapel choir.
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end from Fort Leonardwood, NJ
Mss Elsie S5mfeans, Mrs. Euola
Dean IS, lirs. diilred l.. lie IS.
Mr.. and MRS. Henderson Dobbins,
last st. Louis Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Harris. st l. us ma MIR and
Mrs. William Brown had tea IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
son Smith, Sunday evening at 3
Rev. M W. Russ is very
feeble at this writing Louis
Smith is improving from a stroke
On the sick list this week
are: Will Lee. Mrs. Birdia Hum
phrey, and Mrs. Nancy Oakley,
who is on the poorly list
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Juniel's
daughter was carried back to the
hospital last week Mrs. Joe
Sales, one Of the oldest women IN
the city is very sick Tom
Eddihkton is moving from New
Eddingburg to take charge of E.
f. SCOTS farm, which has been
vacant for the past two years
Read the Press and get the news.
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Champion, pastor, sang a most
soul stirring seio. The DroFraw
$50 NY sasogaJle. Nrz. Billie
DEAN Jackson, mistress of eer4-
monies. Mrs. C. c. Lee. r.anis.
and director * music DocE
Gentle, waa has been III for a
long time. passed lat Friday
morning Miss Pnkie Bel
Fields, has planned her Wedd M
day for Sunday, pm. to Othu
Allen, VINO is employed with the
Dixie Creamery company Miss
Fields operates the People Beau.
ty shop ON Hill street. The
wedding Is planned to be held at
the Ever Green Baptist church,
on south Jackson street, below
city limit. There will be pictures
of the couple later. Keep up
with the Press
william X. Meeks Celebrates
birthddy
William r. Meeks, retired Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad employee,
celebrated his 18th birthday Sun
day, with a dinner party. Guests
for the occasion were MS sister,
Mrs. Beatrice Spivey; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Gipson and Mr.. and
Mrs, Luther Peterson, The Hin
ner was prepared and served by
his daughter, Birdie Lee his
grand daughter, Faye Wilma, and
a friend, Costello White. Mr.
Meeks gave % years of service
with the railroad company. He
now devotes his time to odd jobs
around his home and to selling
ice. He owns his ice truck and
is assisted by school boys sn his
business, He says to all retired
employees. to keep busy and rest,
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Olive Street Pike
Ulysses shepherd

ulysses shepherd
S. w. Hill, who recently had
his leg amputated at Little
Rock, hospital is home resting
fine On the sick list this
week are Mrs. Ellen Williams,
Mrs, Lue Washington, Daniel
Stewart Mrs. Rachel Boman,
Mrs. Susie Tiggin, Rev. and Mrs.
Profit Wilson, Frank Martin and
Mrs. Sarah Easley =. 1t was re-
ported that Mrs Ida Ward of
California will return home soon.
Mrs. Irene Kendall return
ed to Milwaukee. after visiting
relatives and friends in Little
Rock and Pine Bluff Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Bearden are the
proud parents Of baby boy
Archie Stewart was called to the
Army recently, and is stationed
at Camp Chaffee Ed Will
liams of James addition passed
recently. Funeral arrangements
are not complete at this writing :.
Mrs. S. T. Jarrett is home
from the hospital and is improv-
ing Get the STATE PRESS.
its your best buy.
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Newport
Mrs. J. A. Smith

MIS-. ). "A. smith
Mrs. Mable 10 Mitchell, ristAs
Rock, spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Rohinson and
friends Grandyilie CrEis.
Chicago is visiting Mrs. Dszia
Reeves, his aunt Mrs. NIFTY
Hornberger, delivered the Wans-
ans day address at Emory chapel
Sunday afternoon. The funerza OK
Mrs. Annie Caldwell was held
Monday, p. m, First EssptsSs
church Miss Flossie Anscrx.
freshman. was crowned bask sthSsif
queen by James Foster The sem
Tor boys played Merrill IN sShsoh
Mrs. Willie Lewis served a.
chairman of the March Of nAnaes
drive. Others assisting: Mesdaracs
Deborah Daniels, Ardella Coed
low, Mary Oates, 10 Ann Wilson.
Doris Borders, Effie Berry and
Georgia Walker. The drive waS
a success The funeral az
Mrs. Eva L. Christophe was headi
in Los Angeles, Jan. 26. She wns
a community and church worker
in this city for number OF
years. Mrs. Willie Lewis. xAE.
one of Mrs. Christophe's favoxIhe
songs at st. Paul AME lshan<4A
Sunday Mrs. w. B. Bloch offeswxa
tributes to her mamnry. Rev. r.
w. Barnes dedicated scng ~
her memory at First Baptist
Sunday The funeral OF MIS-
Minnie Henderson, formerly ~
this city, who passed in QuzsNas.
Nebraska. was held at St Pamt
AME church, Wednesday.
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keIlsett
Beulah Washington

Beulah Washington
Sunday was regular pastxsd
day at Centennial Baptist church.
Rev. NJ E. Bracely, pastor T.
Edward jr. and Mr. Jones M
Bald Knob were visitors :
Mrs. Mary Jane Williams. Nv
visiting relatives and friends IA
North Little Rock Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Baker and daughtes-.
Jannette, Minden, La, visited re-
latives and friends here, while eE
route to Augusta to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Bakers uncle, Os-
car Raspberry Mrs. M MI.
Waddy, is visiting relatives AND,
friends in Little Rock and Pine.
Bluff N. Caldwell, Memphis.
spent the weekend here with his
sister, Mrs. Pearl Crow *.
w. Washington spent the week.
end in Poplar Bluff Mr.. ard
Mrs l. Simpkins, North I.iitlE
Rock, visited relatives an d.
friends here recently !. Mrs.
M. E. Bracely attended the sing
ing federation Sunday at MoG0s
ing Star Baptist church, New
port On the sick list ara
Mrs. C. Petty and M. Davis :
Mrs, Morris and Mrs. Payne, D@-
troit, are visiting their eoasa.s.
Mrs. Lu Ella Hunter. Mrs. Hum
ter gave reception in their mo-
nor. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hasrs
and Mrs, NJ. M. Waddy, were
present See Marshall Baker
for the State Press. =.
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Fordyee
Mrs. Eusola Dennis


Section No. 3 of tie Bradley
district association held its quar-
terly meeting with the First Bap-
fist church, Harrell. President w.
L. Turner was host pastor. Meet
ing opening on Friday at 1000 a.
m. and closing on Sunday after
noon was big success both
spiritual and financial. Rev. J.
N Young preached a very inspir-
ing sermon on Sunday morning.
Total money raised, S220t0. Rev.
J. N, Young, president, Rev. ]. B.
Rodgers, vice president, A. l..
Simmons, secretary, Miss A. B.
McCamey, president of women,
Mrs. Pearlie Dobbins, vice, Mrs.
Hattie Rodgers, secretary q.
Mrs. Gardie Wrights of Ell Dora
do and Mrs. Lorene ellison were
guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Simmons Sunday, also
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore,
daughter and Mrs. Dueberry of
Pine Bluff Mr. and Mrs,
jennie Lewis and son of Farmers
vile, Louisiana were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Brown Membership drive is
open for the 1852 social club
Members are limited. For infor-
nation, call 778 w. Mrs. Lola B.
Smith, president and Mrs Vera
Cooksy, secretary Mr.. and
Mrs. Booster Proctor are the
proud parents of baby daugh-
ter, Lottie. Mother and daugh-
ter are doing fine Pvt. Al
fred Smith is home for the week
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ing a program. The souIhsszss
Bible club will be the guest. Eas-
w. M. Jackson, teacher RGa-
Mann, president of club. Rev T.
r. Green, president State Press
Readers club, Paul Coleman ssr,-
rotary; Mrs. Francis Dorm. vEaa
president; Mrs. Cleo simnnus,
treasurer; w. O. Nixon, Chairman
of program committee There
will be a free entertainment ukA
barbecue Saturday night with
the State Press readers. Total
membership 81,
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81 Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller McDuffy
l05 E. McKenny street, had as re-
cent visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutha
Williams and family, Louisville q.
Bonnie Davis, located near 49,
Wilson street, die d Saturday
night from burns received. Fun
eral arrangements were incom-
plete at this writing The
Singing convention held at Mt.
Zion Baptist church, Urbana, Rev
johnson, Huttig, pastor. was very
successful. The ministers OF the
city were greatly interested Rev
johnson delivered the sermon
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Bennett
formerly of this city, who were
home owners, but now reside in
East St Louis, Illinois, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. ard Mrs.
William r. Meeks Sunday
night was Talent" night at Ever
Green Baptist church. Rev, L D.