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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

a..n oft Abandoned rural parish m
Tile D5Kotas was told in national
uaga1iucs tie viii speak each
evening 81 the institute.
A function of the town and
country department Of the Ma
tibnai Board Of Missions Of the
Presbyterian Church q. s. COM
mie lonct on town and country
4brE OF lie Virginia Conference
Of The Methodist Church and
Union Thcol0s zeal Seminary. the
institute has been planned by Dr..
James N Carr the Rev. c Ralph
Arthur an5 Dr James Appleby.
Dr Gan il secretary Of the
Presbyterian department Mr.
ArLhm executive secretary Of the
Methodist commission and d.
Appleby, director Of field work ait
the seminary.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22
Nurse VIII Speak
TO Curdsyille P-T.A

Curdsyille P-TA members Will
hear program about health at
their meeting. Friday Jan. %.
They VIII meet at 7.3o p. m in
Cmdsyllle school auditorium
Mrs Virginia Hutchings. Cum
belland county public health
nurse, win be the speaker Pupils
VIII present several health skits,
one Of which VIII be entitled In
DI Margaret's Office
Scheduled for last Friday night,
this meeting was postponed until
this week because of the weather
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22
National Convention Will Draw 1900
Ruritans To Washington January "A

Twelve hundred Ruritans from
twelve Southeastern states and
tile state Of Ohio viii converge
on Washington and the Statler
Hotel on Sunday. Jan "A. for the
1854 Rmitan National Conyen-
ton
On Sunday afternoon delegates
sill make a tour OF the city and
Vesper service. Dr.. Edward II.
pruden Of the 10th Street Baptist
Church win speak to the group
81 the abject The Spiritual
Basis for Peace"
Hassel Evans. president Of Ruri-
tan National from Erwin. Tenn.
viii formally open the convention
At 600 on Monday morning. The
twenty-five district governors viii
be recognized and the winners Of
the expansion prizes Will be re-
Warded
Red Gray's Report
AL this session Red Gray will
give an account OF the progress
Of the organization and will re-
count how Ruritan although
youngest of the twelve leading
civic organizations, ranks III sixth
place in number Of clubs and
total membership Honorable T
Coleman Andrews, u. S CommiS-
sioner Of Internal Revenue, Will
address the group On the subject
Of "Rural Taxation"
A. 3 Smith, Jr, prominent
attorney Of Williamsburg Va. viii
preside at the noon luncheon
when Johnny Baker, a talented
eight year old from Suffolk Va.
will sing for the group Dr. VIII
liam S Simms. an outstanding
lnSpirational speaker. viii address
The group
At the evening banquet, Paul
Everett. i prominent farmer and
lawyer from Suffolk. Va viii
serve as master Of ceremonies and
L. Ct. Plasterer viii perform his
Concerto in Bubbles one of the
stangest and most unusual acts
on the stage today Senator Mills
E. Goodwin. Ruritan's silver
tongued orator. will give the
convention keynote after which
Larman Sherwood. a New York
philosopher. viii address the
group
Washington Speaker
Tuesday morning Elmar II.
Bakken. chief OF the Rural Sec
ton Of Boy Scouts Of America,
val express the appreciation Of
the Scout organization for the
fact that a larger percentage OF
Puritan Clubs sponsor Scout
a-oaps than any other or9anlza-
aon in America. The internatlon-
ally known hypnotist and mental
.st Dr.. Franz Polgar, will entertain
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

hill AHA Mrs. Elmo stinson.
MIS- r y Wright. Miss Mary
Wright and Bobby Wright were
Richmond visitors. Sunday Of NJ.
and Mrs Willard orange and
Mr and MIS-. c. T East
Saturday night visitors Of Nh
and Mrs ManyiIle Wright were
Mrs Robert Wright Bob b Y
WRIGHT, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
St.nSOn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

The group nj luncheon Tuesday
IL The afternoon, Honorable
Thursday Ballard Morton. AS
sistant U S. Secretary Of state
viii brief the group ON thc world
situation
The final banquet VIII be held
on Tuesday evening when Dr.
Walter Flick. Of WashingJ ton and
Lee University will serve as
master Of ceremonies, Newly elect
ed officers viii be installed and
George Jason, noted comedian
will give his one man vaude-
lille show as the hiehliaht to the
convention.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22
Tooth Decay-Mo st Common Disea Sc
Preventive Wear IONS Will Battle
First In Series

dental Ee
problem to
dental health children
February is the sixth anni National Chidrens Dental Health
designed place spotlight
health education for hiaret firmyie
with the Soutsde
1 series Of six articles 0 ddaa health for chiidreng
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

Cheapest way 10 buy The thiag9 YOU
want for your farm and family is Iwjth
Smith Douglass Fetulizer-apPlled 20
your crops az the reummeq3e8 raIs 81
worth of high quality SH.th Dougi3's
Fertilizer results IN average Increased
yield worth m9re thar s.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

Money for wldlife AID. given
the states under the Pittman-
Robertson Act, comes from an II
per cent federal excise tax on
the makers of sporting arms and
ammunition .-Sporst Aheld
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-22

A total of $l1,784.903 in fed
eral aid was divided among the
48 states in 1858 for restoration
and development OF fish and Wild
life Sports Aneld
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 81 club coupe; D. c.
inspection guaranteed; S5o5. s.
NoiRsTIHESsT iSSEcd MOTOR co. snscfd5y sinFspcfRdn5yI.
$500 Bennins I'd. ne. IL. 4-la9nl1.
so Champion 4-door;
equipped with oyerdrive. radio. heat
der. pun blue I'm. This IS real steal
and you win be proud to GUY 1t for
only S467. FRANK SMALL. JR..
INC, 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LU 2-9Ss7.
go 4
sTUDEBAKER so Champion s-dr.;
g real nice, economical auto for only
gn ggnnsS; ,daa ,dda6oMA tFoRDl MOTORS.
sTUDEBAKER Al Champion 2-dr.;
neautliul light blue finish: heater,
beauty and economy. see this one
today. Priced to sell quick; S20S.
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET. $40
6 nes nwyY Arlington. Va. IA. 2-e003.
G GRen Tn III $50 pm. -19
clean ,s. tEansportation; sss5. MAR
TIN sTuDEBAKER. 1904 Hampden
81 Ians; Bethesda. OIL. 2-1900. III
SFuDEbAkER ,4S Champion 4-dr.
sedan r. and h.: priced to sell at
only $3.50; no money down on ap-
BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc. 10
1850 Commander.
convertible. r. and h, new top, new
W.; w. excel. eond. Sacrifice. HE
STUDEBAKERS; '53 hard top club
coupe; white; Immaculate, 81 ,3Sg.
Also 80 convertible, $3.50. JACK
PRY. l4th and Pa. ave-. Sc. Open
'51 cony., r, h.. auto. transm
SS95. HoRNER's COR. Rnick
oeaier, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
WILLYS 1851 station wagon; 4-cyl.,
overdriye. heater; S795. Can DIn-
kirk S-S141. --19
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AVToMoRlLEs FOR SALE

'49 4-door: fully equipped:
Pontiac PSoasfi = '52 SSHSl cSisftain de luxe 9Ss"
4-dr,; r., h.. Wv. tires: Jet black
finish; one owner; immac. through
s3fIo,1 ana terms, oTAo aG,l WILLIAMS 1
PONTIAC 1853 convertible: orig.
burnt orange fin., black top. Wv.
tires. r. and h.; run less than TO-
600 mi: orig, owner left for over
seas. Sacrifice, 1895, terms. trade.
NATIONAL MOTORS. INC. 14th
and Columbia I'd. nv, AID. 2-7755.
PONTIAC so 4-dr.; r. and h.. Hydra
Matte. very beautiful green finish.
also new seat covers. A one-owner
car with very little mileage. Priced
to sell, $685.. TAKOMA (FORDl
MOTORS. JU. $1,000. 30
PONTIAC 1919 Silver Streak "S"
sedanette; beautiful luggage tan
finish with contrasting seat covers,
equipped with HYDRA, radio. heater.
etc. Looks and runs like new. Super
special: S525. FRANK SMALL, JR..
INC, 1875 Good Hope rd. s.e.,- LU.
PONTIAC. 1850 Silver Streak 4-dr.:
beaut. forestry. green finish with
contrasting seat covers, heater and
other accessories. Extremely attrac-
tive car; has had only / owner.
Don't miss this bargain; $575.
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC, 1876
Good Hope rd. s.e., LU. 4-5700.
Used-Car Lot. 30
Evening star., 1954-08-19
7AUTcMoBlLEs FOR SALE

ESTuDEBAKER So Champion de luxe
2-dr.. heater. overdrive; S995. MAR
TIN STUDEBAKER. 1904 Hampden
lane, Bethesda, OIL. 2-l700. --21
|STUDEBAKER 1854 Commander Re-
gal 5-p2sSenger coupe; red body,
sand-colored .op. oyerdrive. r. and
h.. wire wheels and many other
aee: save $500 On tis HIS oe' aao MAR
TIN STUDEBAKER. 1904 Hampden
lane. Bethesda. Oh. 2-1700. Ill
lSTuDEBAKER 54 2-ir.; latest In
styling tops IN economy; special at
S1.T50; down payment and terms
| to suit your budget. MCNEIL lStude-
bakera 4O34 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-72S6.
lie
lsTUDEBAKER '53 VS. Landcruiser;
:. and h.. auto. trans. every other
special SI,795. MCNEIL (stude.
bakerl. 4o34 Wis. ave. EN-. S-72s6.
IsTUDEBAKER ,5s Champion 4sdr.
sedan: very low mileage; carries
PONTIAC. i4s7 irving Sn,fsf. e. NV AsscAHs ap.
$500; Also 1850 14th st. NV:
sTGDEBHKHHR .4s champion s olpss-
senger coupe: radio and heater, good
-
ll3n Connecticut ave. NV, RE. a.
1873. Open evenings
|STUDEBAKER so COmdr. convertible
coupe: radio and heater. autotomaric
transmission: Very reasonably priced
at S595. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
l130 Connecticut ave. NV, RE. a.
ISIS. Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER "a station wagon: !:
heater, turn signals, under coating.
= oil filter, p. A. wiper: only 1900
miles on this onel S2.l00. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC, 1oO2
E.-W. hwy, Cat Ga. ave.), Silver
Spring, Md JU. S-3151.
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion; Al
throughout: priced for quick sale;
$395; ,TAKoMA (FoRD, MOTORS,
sfuDEBxKER BEARER so champion go ssSr.;
r. and h; l-owner car; as low as
IS down and $40.32 per mo. 1900
Bladensburg I'd. ne, LA. 6-9622.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion &C con-
yertible; +, and h.. overdrive. Wv.
tires; glacier blue, tan top. Be sure
to see this extra-clean 1-owner car:
6 months or 5000 miles warranty;
S1,195. ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
(Fordl. 1917 North Moore St, Ar
lington. Va, ia. 1881. so
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AuToMoRlLEs EoR sALE

80. :.
EfONTlAC 54 6-cynnder star Chiel
ds luxe 4-dr; sedan: equipped with
AIN GOND1IiSN1NStS hyoLa-MaLlc'
ana 2. InlS is company ON
ciaIs car very low mileage. Car.
res SIS neW-sar warranty Special q at
Irving St.. NV. AID: 4-s5ou. also
,sS4nn Lath Sc. NV. RA, 1850.
rsUNIIAC % SCR. sedan; Hydra-
SMaLloS. @-lons ereen, W.S.Ma low ml.;
PONTIAC 1851 de luxe station wagon
z seats; HYDRA. Sl,299 One owner
PoNAIAc. sS s 4ssI s1sSn1assi connecticut. W. W.
6-S400.
PONTIAC 1854 station waeon. avdra
radio heater: fTnrnacuiafe: new war.
rafltv: 40 1Qn ETG1ST pfsHJrT Az
PONTISc Sci''suc 'si sacylinder m oorve conVertib,.
eoinned eonhs gray aytn o1qy yar Win black TOP
b. Tflis Is 4 i-owner car. Carries
ARCADE d PoNTiacsH TsilasHhEa i4sT 4 irwin. r. ;sgs. ss
NV. AID 4-S500. also 34{,l i4th
st. NV. RA. 3-967O. ---i9
PONTIAC 81 station wagon: q seats.
SI,09g. Immaculate; ownss
FLOOD PONTI1c 4S3f connsctic,,t
Wo: 6.s400
seafs. Hydra sIAs SOD ssa.lSn nna ~ag0n. oW0n.
since n.n ;,,, n, -, Sns NJ MY,
s1S poNTI as 1oa1 aeu,Ste 1anase,,.,,t FLg0p n,n
esSxan ~i Sonnecs'cut. W.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC, 1853 Chieftain de luxe
"S'' 2-door: ebony black finish with
contrasting seat covers. radio and
heater, turn signals, etc. A 1-owner
car. extremely low mileage: looks
like hrand-new. You must see this
car to appreciate 1T. Only S1,465.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC. 5000
Penna. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27. 30
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain "s" Catalina
coupe; custom r. and h.. Hydra.
Wv. tires. beaut. 2-tone finish.
Value for today. very low mileage.
showroom condition. Safety tested:
written guarantee: S2,095, PAUL
BROS. OLDS. (Used-Car Fair. Wis.
ave. and Ellicott st. NV. KE. T.
1908. Open til 3 pm. 20
PONTIAC SO Cnieftain de luxe 4-dr. !:
5 CYL. Hydra, r. and h., Wv. tires,
2-tone blue and gray. windshield
washer, rear set speaker Motor Just
tuned. Car in excel. cond. Orig.
owner; Sl.795. JU. 9-6143 after
6:30 22s
PONTIAC $50 chieftain IS" de luxe
4-dr.: Hydra, r. and h.. one owner.
guarantee; S1,245. PAUL BROS.
OLDS. CUsed-Car Fair, wis. and
Enicott st. NV, KE. 7-13OS. Open
It'll 8 pm. 30
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AUToMOBlLEs FOR sAlF, y,

wILLYs JEEPsTER SO excel. cond.;
sos paTkyas fs s.Sssa aaS h atsss SssFdr.ys 3 gS
WtLLYS 1851 6-cyl. station wagon;
{. and h.; oyerdr,: like new; SSa5.
LANGLEY MOTORS. Ju. 5-3lSSs2
WILLys 1850 station wagon; couipy
exceptionally nice: S695. LANGLEY
MOTORS. JU. 5-31SS. la g.
WlLLYS 1852 station wagon; heater
and turn SIGNALS, cylinders; $4,000
miles; End car; best offer; must SELL
Gall THEoBALD. MA. s-4074 ORA
WILLYs station wagon: so 8 cyiins
ders; excel. tires AND motor; 500 or
best offer, WE. 5-616S. III 4
WILLYS 1852 Aero .'6" 2-dr.; twus
tone green; overdrive, r. and h.: good
tires; low mileage: an excellent
second car for the family that give
many miles of economical transports
tation: 'ST95. BETHESDA MOTORS
De Sofa Plymouth. Wis. and Miller
aves., OIL, 4-l000.
ZEPHYR SO .4-dr. sedan; blue leather
upholstery: heater. cylinders, overes
head valves: economy car, plus come
fort. only S1.095: 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1I14e
Vermont ave. NV AID. 4-4300. Cpen
until 8 pm. weekdays. D pm. Sat,
closed Sun. Customer parkins. --l9
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AVToAoBILEs FOR SALE
PoNTIAc 1854 custom Catalina hard

PONTIAC 1854 Custom Catalina hard
eaier SsD immaffgn5sts sfno pSSNTiac Sags rssl1 sss1
Connecticut, Wo. 6-s400.
PONTIAC 81 Catalina; s cylinder.
7. and b.. Hydra-Matic: only 81 .095.
OWNER after p.m., HE. 4-53l7.
PORSCHE 1854 1880" Super coupe:
black; showroom condition. This
beautiful sport car must be seen
to be appreciated. Call LU. l-9249.
|STUDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
State sedan;- r. and h.. oYerdriye;
S795. MARTIN STUDEBAKER. 1904
Hampden lane. Bethesda. OIL. FL 200,
Il -2l
STUDEBAKER so Champion Regal
2-dr.; r. and h.. automatic drive;
seas. MARTIN STUDEBAKER. 49G4
Hampden lane. Bethesda, OIL. 2-1700.
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05

The Mothers March of Dimes
drive Booker Crossing Terrace
aua tie joining communities. was
success The mothers who serv-
at area AeUtenaats. Booker
-Crssslng-Mesdames Leaia Ken
needy, Cleophts HiII. lone shelton
D. S Black. Pink.e Brooks Janet
Crawford. BarnIece Giles, May
bell T5vorn. Altba L. Fielder.
Boobie Harris. and Bertha Wash
lngton. Rixey Mrs, Clara L.
Lewis and Mrs, Leola Shelton.
Brush Island - Mrs. {. c. Hill
Mt Arrat - Mrs Laura Gentry,
and Mrs Agnes Ellis Cato Mrs.
S. ". Greer. Marche - Mrs. Al
Derta Green. and Mrs b Russ,
Austin. Mrs. Ann Holt served as
chairman
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05

mother. Mrs Bessie Bf6ughtcns
two sIstesr Mrs Irene Rome.
Washington. D {. Mrs Joe Har-
Fisons a brother Eullus Brough-
ton California The body was
shipped here for burial Mr.
Everlon Person. wa, granted a
leave Of absence from Pine Street
high school by the school board
The vacancy was filled with the
employment Of Mr. Dolores
Wagner social science department
Mrs Wagner has her b. s degree
from Philander smith college afd
the Master S degree from the
University of Arkansas VI
Joe Harrison. has been dIsm sset
from Memorial hospital after nn-
dergainR surgery Ms be#-
trice sturd. Las Angeles. Calf
formerly Of this city. is vacation
inc With friends here
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05
NuptiaI Rites %Soiemnized-

of honor She wore a long length gown which was a combination
of blue lace and taffetta. The bodice was tight fitted and the skirt
ta Her eloehe hat was identical taffeta edged wHh identical
pieated ace Matching mtts completed the costume She carrfad
a noseFay Of pink chrysantnemums
The other three brides maids wore short length gowns tdesti-
al IN pattern with the matron Of honor Miss Betty Joe KeIevs
gown was yellow. She carried "a white nasaasv Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Nlss Myrtle Murphy wore yellow and carried a noseaav Of white
ehfySanhemums Mrs Sam Briggs il, wore blue and carried pink
The brides mother wore pink with matching ac-
eessorles and a eorsage Of bronze NUNS. The bride groom's mother
wore beige with matching accessories and It yellow eorsaee
From 4 TO 6 m, a reception was held in the brides homo
There, beautiful flowers Of color were used to an sdvanfssa =, 4o
crate throughout the house The brides table was covered with q
full skirted white cloth draped to the floor. It was conferred with a
hree-lered cake topped with a miniature cluster Of wedding bells
Assisting at the reception We're: Mrs L. S Terrell Miss Lila,
Murphy, Miss Bonnie J, Dangerfeld. Miss Pinkie a Fields ,,d
Mrs II A. Finney
Following the reception. the bride and roo Loft for -ho4
honeymoon IN New Orleans and other points Of interest They will
later be at home IN Hampton, virginia
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05
PINE BLUFF NEWS
BY E. A Tookes

BY z, a. Iookes
Miss Julia Effte Brauton, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Branton, 1905 Alabama street. is a patient at Davis hospital
Mrs. Louida Harrison has returned TO her home in ST.
Louis after being called here on account of the death of her
cousin, Lewis Jackson.
A-2e James Green Of the 566-AC&W Squadron stationed
n Mill Valley, California. is spending twenty days here as
guest Of his brother t. j. Green and other relatives and
parents. Dir. and Mrs. VIM Green Of Yorktown.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Jones and children IF Magnolia
we're weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester a. Jones and
family of North Cedar street.
Mr. and Mrs. Vannette Johnson of the AM&N huts, are
The parents Of a baby girl, who made her arrival i'm Little
Rock January e Mother and baby are reported doing fine
Mr. Johnson is the assistant coach at Merrill hi school Con-
CALCULATIONS to Coach and Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Pearie Z. Covtngton. clerk Of The Olvmpic Burial
association, who is confined to The Davis hospital is reported
doing nicely.
Congratulations to the many Pine Bluff teachers uho
received their masters at University Of Arkansas Saturday.
The Merrill hi school Tigers journeyed to Newport Fri
Gay ana played The Pirates Friday and Saturday nights, win
ming each night, 71-51 and 67-3s raspacttvelv
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05

TIE former philander smith
e-aIlease star, Sam Wheeler is one
Of those perfect combinations of
crack comedians and topnotch
alayers the Trotters search hard
an find
mis- IS the Missourian's ninth
a~ason on the club, making him
rre of the real vets though he
only recently celebrated MS 10Th
lirfhday
Wheeler is also one ID the fore
aaoSf baseball players Al this
<ieErrte the fact that he has only
efpree fingers on his right hand.
naving rad the others severed in
IN accident He's fast, aggressive
sss very much in evidence on
she court Wheeler is extremely
popular with ms teammates with
afs pleasant personality and drol-
kerry Loves those overseas iaunts
M the GA-betrotters as he's a real
s.arncrs bug
wheeler will be seen in action
vim the Harlem Globetrotters at
AMIN college gym in a thrilling
sna@KkYr-header. February Is when
tney meet The House Of David,
professional basketball team.
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05

Gg,eassrreA from page sne'
saaTTssnt with Ia.
Tfe first quarter ended with
LAangston in front 1915 The half
efrne presented a respectable AZ
H Ss Eavor Of Langston. Then
gssr Gkfahomas turned on the
sAwrun in the last half and piled
10 's.> Large margin made on a
*stkarssa team IN the history Of
Gre game,
The Lions took the first inter,
sF-'w IN asiMst quarter pull away.
Assnrvnan Smith, a sizzling hot sub
s-ssrr off the bench in the first
nasf 10 turn the tide for the
Lians when he socked In q
,p~snfs ON beautiful o~ne~handers.
Clarence johnson added is to
finish second
early in the week, the Lions
4 fropped q one-garne affair to
ph6ander Ssits in Little Rock,
7s-T3 The Panthers had defeat
ed enc Lions at Pine Bluff Sat-
Srrtay aight, 1862 In a mid-week
ssrre, the Arkansas five came
aarS nd whipped Paul Quinn
Eoilrse Of Texas, 1911.
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05
Nesson
d j. Logrins

ID. ]. Logrins
Mrs, Vera Moore returned from
Detroit, Michigan, after spending
five weeks Ike McDuftie
was guest of his granddaughter.
Mrs, Hilton stephens, recently .
Mr., and Mrs, Albert Loggins
we're in EI Dorado last week on
business Mrs. Roche1 Will
hams, El Dorado, was guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. N. L. Ste
phens, recently Mrs. E1no1a
Collins, 81 Dorado was guest of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J l..
Layton Willie Moore, De-
troit, is here visiting his daugh
ter, Miss Eiane Moore and frieods
Mrs. Vera Moore and grand
daughter. motored to Marion, La,
to visit Mrs. Mamie Mute On
the sick list are Joe Maeks and
Mrs. Emma Roper
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Cleo Caldwell
The forty-eight states drive
vas represented at the Zion Hill
Baptist church recently. The Jun
Tor choir Of First Baptist furnish
ed music, Mrs. Divine Jenning,
pianist, Rev J NJ Oliver, pas
tor, Rev. ". c. Porter gave the
message. Remarks we're made by
Rev. J. M. Oliver and J r. Sui
Ivan, member of the Church OF
God in Christ. Money raised
1880 for state drive, total for the
day, $72,00. Mrs. Cleo Caldwell,
sponsor Please contribute TO
the March of Dimes Don't
for get your PTA, Mrs. Alberta
Wiley. president
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05
Teen News

The health education committee
Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton chair
nam is sponsoring O Baby Sit
ting" class as a committee pro
iact 1t IS proving very popular
with members Of various H-Feen
clubs Who are attending The
class. is being fought by Muir q
Wilson and meets each Friday
afternoon.
The public relations committee
Mrs Hernice Moore chairman
held its regular meeting Thurs
day, and reviewed its January
project which vas the Y-Teen
skit un Mrs Harry Bags's news
east over station KTHS The slCit
vas directed by Mrs F L Alex
ander T-Teen director Taking
speaking parts were: Anne Jones.
member Of the Bellettes club,
ollie Darling and Grace Mother
shed. members Of the Charmettes
club
The committee Worshipped at
st Paul AME Zion church Sun
day It will present a book e
view later in the month.
The Y-Teen committed. Mrs,
Alice Johnson. chairman met
Wednesday The members made
plans for a charm school for Y
Teens to begin Saturday at three
o'clock Mrs. Mary Gaines is in
charge Of the planning.
Camp committee. Mrs r. A.
Glasco, chairman met Saturday
and worked On plans for the an
nual potato chip sale, which will
start February "a and will con-
tinue thru March 3 Proceeds
from the sale will be used to
help finance the YWCA camp at
Ciearfork
The public affairs committee
Mrs G M Floyd, co-chairman,
met at the branch Tuesday The
chairman. Mrs. Earl Cotton lead
a thought-provoking discussion on
the controversial Bricker amend
ment and the effects it might
have On The future q u coun-
try "a.
The Y-Beautiful Garden club
met Tuesday for its annual party
Hostcsses were: Mrs. Ethel Cren-
ehaw, Mrs. Alberta Hinkle. Mrs.
B T Shelton, and Mrs. Thelma
Haygood. Following a short bust
ness meeting at which officers
we're elected there was a social
hour at which appropriate gifts
were exchanged Mrs Lewis, al
though confined to her home by
illness, was reelected president
Mrs. Annie Harris. vice president,
Mrs. Corenda Gladney, secretary
Arkansas State press., 1954-02-05

Pvt Marvin Elliott, husband of
Mrs. Susie M Elliott, is taking
basic training 1t Fort sill Okla
January 24th. baby Marvin
was visited by ais grandmother
Mrs Ella Thompson, Mrs Nancy
Elliott and Mrs. Ella Howard
great-great grandmother Mrs
Marian Gibson. Mrs. Luvenla
Alexander, great grandmother
was absent The guessing
party given in the home Of Mrs.
Adline Hildreth, by circle l was
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