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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

smjeri pravom stazom, pra-
vim putem k boljoj buducno-
sti svoga naroda.
Takova je knjiga "Hrvat-
ska i Hrvati'. l mi smo je
sa posebnim zanimanjem pro-
citali. Toliko nam sc je svi-
djela, da je topic preporucu-
jemo nasim citateljima. Lah-
ka je "a citati i "a proucava-
tt, jer je podjeljena n II ese-
ia, a svaki esej iii poglavlje
sadrzava posebnu pouku i
znacaj, a svi zajedno kao je-
dan lanac divnog prikaza pro-
blema naroda hrvatskoga. Iii
kako sam pisac kaze:
"Ova knjiga nije povijest,
a jos mamie kronika "od Ku-
lin bana do nasih DANA. O.
vo su samo socioloski eseji
izabrani po savjesti i slobod-
nom shvacanju pisca kao maj
sudbonosniji problemi u Ii
votu hrvatskoga naroda. Po-
znavanje istine stvarnih do
godjaja i odnosa snaga oko
ovih najvaznijih hrvat 8 X h
problema osvijetlit &c tragic
nu situaciju, u kojoj Sc hr-
vatski narod oval cas- nalazi.
Samo istina moze donijeti
trajno i sretno rijesenje ne
koga problema, pa makar ka-
ko ia istina bila neugodna.
Svako lazno, tendeciozno iii
ishitreno "rijesenje" donosi
zastoj, povrat iii konacnu ka-
tastrofu. Istina o jednom "a
robljenom i prevarenom ma
rodu postepenom, ali savrse-
nom sigurnoscu, krci svoj
put kroz sumu kleveta i pod
vala."
Narucite knjigu "Hrvatska
i Hrvati" saznat cete isti-
nu o svom narodu. Cijena je
knjizi $3.50. Tvrdo vezana
As cent? wise.
PrvO kolo "Croatia", hrv
izdavacki zavod u Chicago
koje Sc knjige mogu odmah
naruciti sacinjava slijedece
knjige:
1. Sveto Pismo Novoga Ia.
vjeta, novi hrv. prijevod cd
Ora. G. Raspudica - cijena
$3.50.
2. DR.. Vatroslav Murvar
Hrvatska Hrvati, $3.50.
3. O. Lucijan Kordic: Od
zemlje do neba, nova zbirks
pjesama, $500.
4. Prof. Ante Bonifacic
Eseji, $500.
5. Hrvatski Kalendar "a
godinu 1854, $500.
Svaka knjiga moze Sc ma
ruciti "a sebe bez drugih knji
ga. Tko naruci cijelo Prve
Kolo, dobit &c svih pet knji
ga "a $1,000.
Gornje su cijene "a knjig'
meko vezane. Tko zeli tvrd
uvez u platno, sa zlatnim ma
slovom sprijada ma hrptu, i
ma platiti "a svaku knjig,
po As cent? wise povrh gor
njih cijena. Ia tvrdi uvez cije
loga Kola plaza Sc samo S,
wise.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

ho CIIlc' A<che u AIldIlJoJ HlJe-
ri, ali sc ocekuje da &c i o.
ne smanjiti proizvodnju dok
svrse narucbe koje imaju pri
ruci. Trgovine SUI isto mno-
go pogodjene, jer narod nije
u stanju da kupuje mis- t a
drugo, osim najnuznijih stva-
ri koji su mu potrebni da Sc
odrzi ma zivotu.
Ducani tekstilne robe ! o.
buce su vecinom prazni, jer
oni radnici koji su JOS u
stanju da nesto kupuju su-
stezu Sc, posto Sc boje SUI
traSnjice. Owl radnici koji
de 2-3 dana u tjednu u i
stom su polozaju kao i oni,
koji primaju besposlenicku
zastitu. Samo je razlika u
tome, sto jos rade.
Oni koji jos rade suoceni
su sa velikom promijenom,
kako je to i prize bilo. Ma
jednoj strani nastupila je We
lika konkurencija medju rad
nicima. Borba je "a "Senio-
rity" i ocuvanje posla. Ma
drugoj strani Sc opaza odu-
SAX poslodavaca, koji ovo
stanje iskoriscuju i osvecuju
Sc radnicima "a njihove gri-
jehe.
Prize, dok Sc radio punom
parom ma sve strane, to Sc
nije tako opazalo. Radnici su
bill malo slobodniji, a bo-
SOW nisu bill toliko grlati,
jer i'm je bio nuzno "a rad
nike. Radnik je mogao biti
nemaran ma poslu doci ma
posao pri picu, ostati bez ra-
porta kod kuce, a da mu sc
nista nije dogodilo. Mogao Sc
je malo pravdati sa forman-
cicom, da ga oval nije mo-
gao potjerati kuci i t. d. Ali
danas Sc svira ma drugu fru-
lu, kao po vojnicki, - cuti
radi. Nikakva prava, samo
duznosti "a nistavnu stvar
mozes izgubiti posao.
U koliko postoje unije, to
je takorekuc ma milosti kom-
panija. Slabo vodstvo, a jos
slabija aktivnost clanstva o.
zdola. Kontrakti kakvi i je-
su izmedju unije i poslodava-
ca, tesko sc u ovakovoj 81
tuaciji izvadjaju. Navlaci Sc
uniju tako, da kompaniji u
wick ostane deblji kraj. Ako
81 pobjedio u jednom pita-
nju iii grievancu, ali 81 iz-
Cubic ma druga diva, jer po-
slodavci su u tome vrlo vjes-
ii, a k tome djeluju i ma u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
Radnici svaki dan sve wise ostaiu
Bez pos|a u ovdasnjim tvornicama

Farrell, Pa. - Nije dana da sad cd owe, sad cd
tvornce otpustau radnici posa Canstvo Hv Braske
Zajednce kao osta radni narod wise dolaz social
nesgurnost.
Ovdje kod jedna tvornca, Sharon Steel Cor
poracja otpustia je wise cd 900 radnika posa
stall rade 23 dana tednu Druge vornce isto ta-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

NEZABORAV - uplatiH
svoj rasporez regulaFno kod
tajnika svoga odsjeikA-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
SLUZBEN| POW

Ma redovito pOugodisne zasedanje Nadzorn0g GavnOg
Odbora Hrvatske Bratske Ia jednice
U suglasju nasih pravia i sporazumu sa bratom
predsjednikom tajnikom Glavnog Nadzornog Odbora,
ovie pozvau sv clanovi Glavnog Nadzornog Odbora
redovto pougodisnje zasedanje, koe pocma glav-
uredu Zajednice 900 sat jutro ponedjeljak
dne Is. ozujka 1854
Nakon svrsenog posla Glavnog Nadzornog Odbora
zapocet &c redovto pougodisne zasedane cjeokupnog
Glavnog Odbora.
vi Mandc, glavni predsjednk
Joseph Bella, gavni tajnik
Charles j. Verbanc predsj. Nadz. Odbora
Milan srt6, tajnik Nadzornog Odbora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
Franc F. AkaGt,
clan odsj. 876 HBZ.

Slucaj je rijec bez mace
MIA; nista ne moze opstojati
bez uzroka. - VOltaire.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
Nisu uvijek potrebni advokati
j posIovanju sa starim krajem
Cijenjeni brate urednite:


Drzim da b bilo dobro da VII nego brat u
rednk engeskog djea upozorte narod da ne potrebno
unamit advokate svako poslovanje starokrajskm
vlastima.
Da odmah navedem jedan konkretni sucaj:
Dosao jednu obitelj u kooj je majka, Hrvatca,
bila nepsmena deca America rodena znaa da ca-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
zAPISk|K

Sednce Financanog Odbora odrzane H. februara 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02

Friday night. Rev. Udell Hyds
preached the sermon and Morn
ing Star choir furnished the nu-
sic. Rev. Hyde Is pastor Of Oak
Grove Baptist church. Sunday
morning Rev. r. Fitzhugh
brought the sermon and his choir
sang. The afternoon sermon was
preached by Rev. P. L. Rowe.
Little Rock. his text, Making
God the center Of Attraction" !
hope We kept God as the center
of our attraction during the en-
tire anniversary services and
that we keep Him as the center
each day. Let's not do for a
show off. but for the good deeds
we can do for others. Let W.
mean what we say and not say
something for an outside show.
because the show will soon close
and leave your real meaning be-
hind. Let's be Christians each
day. Those at First Bapt. church
during both services were: Mrs
S. b. Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lie Banks, Will Frazier. Nathan
Robinson. L. MacDae. Mrs. Mable
Mitchell and Rev. and Mrs, P. l.
Rowe al of Little Rock, Mrs.
Mile A. Davis. Searcy. and Mira
Ester Guy. Chicago :. The New
port High school choir, composed
Of twenty-six members under the
direction of Mrs. B. M. Crouther
attended the musical festival tn
Little Rock and won second rat
ing Mrs. velma Stewart and
daughter. Sharon Of st. Louis
spent the weekend with their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grit
fin and neice, Mrs. Wealthy
Stewart, en-route to Patterson
where she will spend a short
while with her father and moth
er-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. =. G
Stewart Mrs. e. Bratcher Il
much improved Mrs. B. A.
Crouther spent the weekend with
her husband. M. s. Crouther u
|. Bishop w. r. Wilkes Of the
18th Episcopalian district and
Dean Benton OF Shorter worship,
ed at st. Paul AME church Sum
day A surprise birthday par
ty was given for Mrs. "A. N. Graf
by Mrs. J. ]. Oates and Mrs. G
D. Mays.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02

Easter day program also an ega
hunt for the pupils.
Lee Chapel AAlE. N. Little Roch
Rev. v. Bowers. pastor, con-
Quoted a five-night revival last
week. Rev. C. c. Atkins. presid-
ing elder. Forrest City district
was the evangelist. Two persons
confessed Christ Rev. w
Elliott and Rev. +. d. Gipson
were guests Thursday night
Mrs. Bowers. wife of the pastor
and sponsor OF the Busy Bee VI
club, has made plans to removals
the parsonage for the district
conference to be held May l4-l5.
The End quarterly conference
will be held Sunday at Clarks
vile and Coal Hill, Rev. A. v
Ootsey. pastor.
Attention pastors! AS We draw
near the Easter season. ! trus
that each of you are maxim
strenuous efforts to carry forwar,
the program of the district rela
tive to evangelism and church al
+, tendance. Easter Sunday will b
the climax =. The presidln
| elder is recommending Wilbur
Gray, Bigelow. as agent for tn
STATE PRESS paper. See hi
and get your paper,
Thought for Today
Today l make God my par
ner in my chosen occupatio
Mine will be the task Of acti,
doing, of physical work and pull
lie contact; His part will be Il
guidance, security and inspiratio
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Fl. Smith District

The quarter was held March. FL
Rev. w. H. Cook, pastor. His
wife and two daughters accom-
panied him. The city-wide mis-
sion was held at 3 p. M A large
crowd attended. The message was
delivered by the presiding elder
Bethel, Bigel0w
The quarter was held March
%. Rev. M. Lawson, pastor. The
message was delivered by the pre-
siding elder. Mrs c. l.. McFad-
den, district president of the
missionary society was present on
her official visit Amount raised
for the day, $660l, H. Gray,
Sunday school superintendent, and
Miss Pearlie Neale, president OF
the ACE league, are planning an
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Moore, chairman program COM
mittee, Mrs. Norma l.. Killings
worth, chairman woman's day,
Mrs. c, Gladney, co-chairmaa.
Mrs, j, v, Washington and Mrs.
E. Cooper, publicity chalrmen.
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mrs. M. S. Smith
The young adults held their
monthly worship service Sunday,
p. M, with Mrs. E. M, Beckley,
member of Mt Zion Bapt. church,
guest speaker. Her message, Soul
Aflame" was full of inspiration
and information. The young adult
group will present the Shooter
college choir, under the direction
of Miss Alice Herndon, the 4tt
Sunday night in April.
CAMPBELL CHAPEL anne
Fl. Smith
Alberta b. Wood
The second quarterly confer
ence was held March 14-15. The
Sunday school attendance was
good. The presiding elder deliver
ed the message in the morning
service Visitors present: Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Robertson, jr, Wichita,
Kansas Mr.. Robertson is form
er member of this church. Rev.
Frank w. Job twhite) member of
/ the First Baptist church, Musko-
gee, Oklahoma, VINO stated that
he is proud to be a member OF
colored church.
Ina the union Rev j H. Perry
of Derrick Chapel AME church,
! Van Buren,, was the afternoon
speaker, The evening message
was brought by Rev, N, Daniel,
from the Baptist church, Moffett,
Oklahoma.
Guests present in the Monday
night business session were: Rev
J. j. Brown and his wife, and
lClaud MCGOWAN steward OF
Quinn Chapel.
Mrs. Alberta B, Wood has been
elected lay delegate to the state
annual conference which will
meet in Little Rock, Union AME
| church, Rev. z. z. Dryver, pastor
| This writer has been a member
! of this church for more than
twenty years and never during
/ these years has the presiding ell
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Conway

Mrs. j. A. Taylor
The funeral of Henry James.
who passed unexpectingly at his
home. March "a, was held at
Zion Temple Holiness church.
with Elder ]. W, Rogers, deliver
ing the eulogy. Sunday afternoon.
His survivors are: his wife, Mrs
Edna Suggs James. a step-son
and several cousins. Included In
the out-of-town folk who attend
ed the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Guiden, st. Joseph, Mo-;
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Edmond.
Mounds. Illinois; Mrs. Nargie
Gatewood. Denver. Colorado; Mrs
Cora Lee Rae and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Sullivan. Hugo. Okla.
homa; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Year
gin. South Bend. Indiana; Prince
Mosby. Harry Price. Mrs. T
Grice. Mrs. Dazzle D. Moore; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Givan ir.; MI
and Mrs. Albert Ballard, Mrs
Merla Bennett, c. j. James. MI
and Mrs. Arthur Curry: j. &
Amos; Mrs Idell STEELE, Mrs
Grace Baker; Mr.. and Mrs. J. S
Mott and children; Seth Portit
all of Little Rock Willie Hal
brook, jr., VINO is doing gradual.
work on his MA degree in tn
University of Denver. has return
ed to his study after spending
the weekend with his father, vii
lie Halbrook, ST., and family
Misses Joler Burton and Eve
May Maddox, Little Rock. visit
ed relatives here Sunday after
noon Former governor Sid
McMath, /. S. McCi.nton, ant
Atty J. Shropshire, LitAe Rock
were guests Of Faulkner count.
voters association. Friday night
Odell Embery, chairman. was Il
charge of the meeting, which con
vened at Ebenezer Methods
church.
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West Rock

The Sunday school of Pilgrim
Rest Baptist is progressing both
in attendance and finance. We aie
using the attendance record in
each class and offering treat to
the class having the best attend
ance for the quarter Mrs.
johnson sponsored a program re-
Gently, which was very good
We are expecting very good
Easter program coming from the
youths Tommy Davis. 1914
N. Valmar was called to the bed
side Of his sister, Mrs. E. C. Pry-
or, Forrest City.
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Pine Bluff

A native Arkansas. a former
boy of this city, Tenor Charles
Riley came home to render re-
cital at Merrill high school audi
torium last Friday. It was under
the sponsorship of the Pine Bluff
branch of the NAACP, Attorney
Wiley A. Branton. president
Miss Willie Mae Guy arrived by
plane in this city last Monday
mite from Detroit as surprise
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Guy, 1915 Georgia street.
Miss Guy was recently discharged
from the Air Corp, and left FRI
day evening for Detroit. where
she is now taking business adj
ministration
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK

Telephone Your News to WI 5-2775 or FIR 4-9187
Ia council will meet Tuesday D. Hillside school, ssth
railroad street Mrs. Mary Ray. president
st Tendon Gale Webbs. weighing pounds and four
0oih 10 Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Webbs March 90
nen union will Wednesday, p M at Greater Shi-
' church. 5rd and Hazel streets G. H. Brown, president
II Handy, reporter
"s Archie Mitchell, jr, Mr. and Mrs Norman Handy were
S 81 MIR and Mrs. Reddick Williams England, Sunday
s elementary PTA will at Thursday 1880
MRS R L. Began president
hamilton Is showing religious picture at New Bap
4 ioth and Maxwell streets, 7;30 D. M
0h and Trustee board Morning Baptist church is
posfan' Sunday, p. m. Rev. C. E Canady, pastor.
M III King Solomon church. engaged a special pro-
es night IN the church kchenette A speech given
ahce oil the scouts by James Wright W. H.. Williams.
N 'iH Lumbar Junior college elected assistant
peI 70 scoutmaster Charles Porch Remarks made
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Fordyce
Mrs. EuoIa Dennis


Miss Francis Hall was stricken
with a stroke last Monday even
ing. DR.. T. e. Rhine was sum-
moned at once and today she is
very much improved. Her son.
Carlton Jacob Of the US Air Corp
was called home Mr. and
Mrs. James Moore, Pine Bluff, Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Johnson, Little
Rock were guests In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Simmons
Mrs. Tom Eddington's father
passed in Warren on the 9th.
Mr., Martin had been i'll for sew
eral months .. The Willing
Workers club of the Jerusalem
Baptist church is sponsoring an
adhesive tape rally the fourth
Sunday evening Rev. B. W.
Williams and wife Of Eagle Mills
were visitors here Sunday
Mrs. M. r. Tidwell, teacher al
Locust Bayou spent the weekend
in this city Miss Bertha
Bough, teacher at M Sparkman
spent the weekend in this city
Prof Clifton Claye and family
were visitors here today in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hooper Rev and Mrs. M. W.
Russ are still on the poorly list
also Mrs. Nancy Oakley,
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Louise Lambert

Louise Lambert
The singing union section No. |
was very successfully held at
Greater Mt. Olive Bapt. church
Sunday. total raised, $6470. Guy
Newton, president The Pas
tors Aid society met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. j. Judd with
very wonderful lesson, after
which refreshments were served
-. The meaning and value Of bro
therhood will be presented in a
program Sunday at Greater Mt
Olive, Tom Holloway, master OF
ceremonies Youth department,
Rev G.. c. Cook. pastor are look
ing forward to their annual
youth day which will convene at
the church, April IL, Miss L. B
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Gladys Carter Plaintiff
VS.. No. 98976
Howard O. Carter, Defendant
The defendant, Howard o. Carter,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Gladys
Carter.
Dated March 25th. 1854
Fred A. Newth, Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert ]. Brown
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
4.2-g- 1923 At
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rE1'= IT. TT
aolMe $50
phone Us Your News - FIR 2.5s3S

=. .sn;or choir Union AME church. Wright aven,,
teets are sponsoring the Forty Eight States" rally
D'ss t program April rs, 730 m Some of the leading
- me state will appear program Mrs. Allene w Oil
PRESIDENT Mfs A''e''s
asnartments of the st. Paul AME Zion church.
, pew Talent" program Sunday, p. m, DR.. NJ M
p atrctor at Phander Smith college, will deliver the
o.es will appear program. Rev. w. Kicks, pastor
snomnatonal Ministerial alliance will have as its guest
,1or Pratt Remme, Easter Monday II M All minis
uesed to present the last meeting of the alliance
neaker was Attorney j. r. Booker. Holy week services
sd Al Emmanuel Baptist church, April IL H. The alliance
A Monday II a. DR.. ]. F, Henderson, president; Rev
n Kicks reporter
Iones served as the Cavalette club at its
meeting The following officers elected Mrs, Fannie
dent Mrs Delphine MeClain vice president; Mrs Willie
- secretary Nettie Jones' assistant secretary; Mrs
No Jones' treasurer Mrs Charity Lee, sergeant-atams; Mrs
1say reporter Mrs, Stella Tucker, social chairman; Mrs
obnson telephone chairman. After business session
ms ep served by the hostess Three games of whist
ved with Johnston, Mrs Lee and Mrs Leary winning
vcnd and prizes respectively The next meeting will
"A At 2l2 West street. Mrs Nette Jones, serving
Is Mrs Geneva Leary, reporter,
un.te club March "a at the home Of Mrs Emma Lee
After the usual hour refreshments served
followed with social hour Mrs Esse Boatman president
Fannie Johnson, reporter
s Second Baptist church. 18th and High streets Rev H. o.
pastor will its baptizing at Rock Creek Sunday 23O
pew rally will be at the church Sunday also fellowship
communion
will be Deaf Dumb luncheon at the home Of Mrs
Campbell 31s street. sponsored by Mrs H Zieg
interest of the Evergreen chapter of the OES Everyone
Mhd
hmtynes met in the home Of Mrs Ruth Jeeries. The
M spent evening mapping plans for the project that
very Delicious refreshments served by
aess The club will next Thursday with Mrs Rosetta
rough Spring street Mrs Ruth Rodgers president Mrs
b reporter.
organized Saturday the home Of Mrs NJ j.
This council is auxiliary of the Little Rock council Of
group of the council IS members Officers
elected Rosalyn Finn, reporter
South Side Ladies' club met at the home Of Mrs Lena Ander
After business session. delicious repast served and
played The winners Mesdames Hersema Downs
Haney and Louise Payne The meeting will be at the
Mrs Fannie Day 2603 Spring street Miss Lena Anderson
hostess Mrs, Fannie Day. president Miss Fannie Curry
her.
nters Aid club Chapel church, sponsoring
aer tea Sunday 81 the residence of Mr. and Mrs
zelge, 1922 Geyer street Rev B. L. Adams, pastor.
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der been paid before Monday
night, but in our first and Sec
ond quarterly conference he was
paid his assessment before he en-
tered the church. This church Is
gradually moving up. The spirit
is good and We are well pleased
with the service of our pastor
and members of his family. Rev.
F. D. Gipson. presiding elder,
Rev c. S. Smith. pastor.
ST. THOMAS BAPT. CHURCH
Mrs. Mary Snowden
The church anniversary was
celebrated recently with Rev.
Williams preaching the sermon,
Rev. Russ and his congregation,
Boughton. and Rev. Willie Dixon
and his wife from Blevins were
our guests The members of
Elizabeth brought dinners, which
were very much appreciated
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-02

]. A. Smith

y. "A. Smltn
The st. Paul choir has begun
practice on the Easter cantata,
Peter the Resurrection. The
first anniversary Of Rev. T. w.
Barnes, pastor Of First Baptist
church was very high day and
week. The program began Thurs
d y night with the sermon
brought by Rev. I. c. Davis, pas
tor Of st. Paul AME church, and
the Choir furnished the music.
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henry Porch Refreshments by the mothers
Mrs Martha Rhode Mrs Daisy l. Smith
Inc store house of Mrs Lille Hines,
oyed by fire Saturday morning. origin of the fire is unknown
sun on the sick list Mrs Mary Bby Doram Flora Jones'
and June Wagner.
WIS Iha MARSHALL Lonoke the visiting
her daughter inlaw, Mrs Catherine Marshall
arthur Jackson student AM&N college, spent visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs Erwin Jackson
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WARNING ORDER

|ol Arkansas.
\ Of Pulaski, IS. -..
N W. rulaski Chancery Court
No. 99eo8
,a Zee Watts, Defendant
Fr teanoant, Ethel Lee Watts.
W ~ 70 appear in this court
|onn nlriy days and answer
n "v want of the plaintiff,
N Lardner l''f
Vi51r for Plaintiff
n u ~ Attorney ad Litem
bsmyrou turner T Chancery Clerk
A 'nye Dreher, D c.
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