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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
New Dolly Air Show To
Feature Juonito Hall

The story of Ruby Valentine. starring Juania Hall
and featuring distinguished supporting cast, will pre-
miere over the National Negro Network under the
alternate sponsorship of Philip Morris and Pet Milk start
ing daily. Mondays through Fridays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
Ted Collins Commended
by Performers Council

Ted Collins, producer of NBC-TV's Kate Smith
Hour, has been commended by the Coordnang Council
for Negro Performers nc for his policy employing and
migrating talent the Kate Smith teecasts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS M. A. CONNER
1888 Rivsrd Temple 3-4595

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON: God andeth in the
the mighty; he udgeth the gods How long
OF the wked Selah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
SURPRISE GOING AWAY
PARTY

Wednesday night found several
teen-agers gathered at the elab-
orately furnished home of Nan
der Brown of Williams street.
who had been drafted into the
service, TO participate in a sur
prise going away party given
by his mother. When the honored
guest finally arrived. he was
pleasantly surprised by the festiv-
tiles that had been planned in
his honor, as he walked into the
door. he was shocked when the
guest yelled out surprise" The
party was very successful in its
intent TO make Nander's last
night at homeAa pleasant one.
COLTS WIN AGAIN
The Northwestern Colts have
done II again. This time the
victim was undefeated Cooley
who threatened the Colts
chances of winning West Side
championship this season.
The manipulating Trojans OF
Miller High School proved their
abiblity to perform whenever II
is necessary by defeating Cass
Tech by a single basket last Fri
day evening. The game was real
~ a thriller as the two teams
were almost evenly matched. The
Cass "lites" have not given up
hope yet as they will meet Miller
again during the playoffs. The
victory has put Miller in first
place in the East Side basketball
race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
Youth in Society

held the National Office Man
aqemenf Association Scholar
ship. His fraternity. the Alpha
Kappa Psi. is proud OF him.
FRESHMEN EYE WINTER FUN
A week END of winter sports
has been planned by the student
and faculty leaders who Will CO.
ordinate the recreation in addit-
ion TO the leading discussion
groups. Skating, skiing, and to-
Bargaining enthusiast will have
plenty Of time to try out their
equipment. and indoor recreation
also will be provided.
The program is sponsored by
the Wayne University Student
Council and the Division OF Stu
dent Personnel, the camp Gre
ates friendship among the old
and new members on campus and
opens the opportunities for con-
tribution to University activities.
THOUSANDS TAKE TO
ARTIFICIAL ICE Kinks
The Detroit Department OF
Parks and Recreation announced
the opening Of three outdoor
artificial ice Kinks. which will
take up" Kinks at Civic Center
Park on Defroii's waterfront.
Chandler Park and ST. Hedwig
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23


In the role of Ruby Valentine.
Miss Hall-ihe singing star
who shone so brilliantly in
South Paeific"-plaYs the part
OF a woman who has two great
careers.
RGbv. once famous singer
and entertainer. as the series
begins. is in her middle age and
the wealthy owner Of chain OF
New York beauty parlors.
What happens 10 her and ia
The lives that cross hers make
up the exciting story Of Ruby
Valentine
in the opening episodes Clara
Johnson, played BY lovely Sara
Lou Hams, a Shy and pretty
girl from a small town. comes to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
~ JEROME BALL

PlaYfisld. Junction and KonkeL
accommodate Dsfroifers on the
East Side. West Side. and down.
town.
Rink attendants are on hand 10
assist the busy boys and girls.
No horseplay is allowed on the
ice and to avoid accidents a reg.
ular skating rink is set up.
II is also noteworthy 10 men.
ton that Detroit is the first city
in the United States 10 use plastic
pipe. Because of the take up"
variety, this rink could be laid
on tennis courts adjacent TO the
Chandler Park swimming pool.
The light weight plastic coils are
favored because they can be
easily picked up and stored away
until next skating season.
HINTS ON FUTURE
HAPPENINGS
The Emanons Social Club VIII
present a Valentines dance FRI
day, Feb. IL, at the beautiful
Vets building. Music will be FUR
nished by Joe Weaver and hH
combo. For further information
or tickets you may call Helen
Bridgewater at TY. 7-808l or Lee
ola Simms at TR. l-249i Il
promises to be very nice affair.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
CIRDLES AND
FOUND

II Junior Girdles and Panty Girdles,
pull-on style
10 Girdies, pulI-on style. small sizes
only ACKNOWLEDGMENT
10 Girdles, side Upper styles in white,
pink and black, boned and boneless
types in this group, broken sizes
! Fomous Make Girdles, boneless, oil
eIostic styles with side zippers; sizes
1881 ard "a
10 Fomous Moke Foundations, all elos-
tics with front or side zippers; sizes
35-36-37-39 ard A.
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1954-08-19
KNIT LINGERIE
LINGERIE.

40 Cotton PIisse Shortie Gowns, Wee
neck styles, broken sizes--------
d Woltz Length Cotton Print Gowns
off the shoulder types, sizes 81
9 Cotton Plsse Gowns-iono-lenoth,
hove nylon trims, broken sizes ---
8 Cotton Plisse Lone-Lenoth Gowns in
pastel shades, broken sizes------
10 Cotton Botiste Print Gowns ----
gh's-LINGER
Evening star., 1954-08-19
COSMETICS
cHILDREN's SHOES

20 Poirs Of Teen Stropa Ballet and
Pump-style slippers, red. block or
white, broken sizes A to i o. 7.e.
10 Poirs Of Boys Brown Perforated 1875
Oxfords, sizes 7-o---------- 80
100 Poirs Of chiIdren's Brown or Red
strop Slippers or buckle Loofers, $50
broken sizes 8h to 3-------- So
so Poirs Of ChiIdren's Brown 2-Strop
Sandals or Fobric Ankiets, broken
sizes s to 2-----.- Z.9
so Poirs of Chdren's Leather Boudoir
Slippers, red, blue or black, broken Z.o9
sizes to 3.5
y Lansburoh's- SHOES-Seco
Evening star., 1954-08-19

135 Poirs Of First Quoly, Ful-Foshion
Nylon Stockings; this group in
cudes so eouoe-15 deniers. 81
oouoe- | 5 deniers and 81 gouoe-
I SO deniers Not all sizes in all ,35to e7e
eolors. VI priee!---A--4------ l.9o toS7e
Lansburgh,s rgh,s-HOSIERY-Street Floor
Evening star., 1954-08-19
MOMENTS GLOVES

IS Poirs Of Long Length Sheer NyIon
Gloves, white, in small szes---- l2o 3se
.lo Poirs Of "Shorte"- Length Double
Woven Cotton Gloves. Broken sizes, zO0to
mostly whites, soied from handling. $50 LAP
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sGLOVES-Street Floor
Evening star., 1954-08-19
INFANTS WEAR

s Coot and Bonnet Sets Of oeetote
and .ruyon, girls styes--------- 1929 500
Z 3-pc AIl-WooI Coot and Logging
Sets, boys style. moize- sz2.95e i1.47
SO Cotton Knit Polo Shirts, sleeveless
styles with snop .shoulders------- liz soc
90 Sun Suits with plostic-lned snop
crotch i.9S I.VV
70 2-pc. Diaper Sets for infont girls
extro-ioroe size ------------ 2.99 90
20 Cotton Flannel Sleepers -3-pc.
styles, s mos. size------------ SIS Zoo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1954-08-19
MISSES BLOUSE

- Sleeveless BIouses, postel colors.
Sizes 81 to
95 Sleeveless Cotton Biouses. rnony one-
of-o-kind. solid colors or foney
prints. Sizes 81 to 36----------
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star., 1954-08-19
REFRIG IGERATOR!
FREEZERS

Fonnous Moke Refrioerotor-Freeze
Combination Freezer holds 10 lbs.
No defrostino in refrigerator section.
Removable shelves on door. 1o.6-cu.
IT, Twin crisper- --------------- -5SSSo zSS.S
6 1858 keivnotor l2-eu.-ft. 2-docr
Refrioerotor-Freezer Combinations.
70-ib freezer. Shelves on door. No
defrostino needed in refrigerator sec
ton Model MTG C--------------5Z9.S5 s6S.S
1853 furnous Moke S.4-cu.-ft. Re-
frioerotor with automatic defrosting.
Across -the-top freezer Shelves on
door. ----------------5oS.So ZI4.S
,io5t stve Ip - -~---.---4ze.e5 .e5 1888
observation-disclosures APPLIANCES
lfs Seventh ST. or Through ATchtDcv. Main Buildia
Evening star., 1954-08-19
JEWELRY

so Pieces Of Assorted Summer JeWelry Loo
so Assorted Pieces Costume Jewely-- LOT
sPlns I0a Fed. Tar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Flo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Lake Village
Mrs. Laura Clanton

Miss Jimmie Lee Shell was the
winner OF the Bronze Lake Chi
cot title. Over 500 spectators
viewed the occasion, sponsored by
the W. T. Cokley American Legi-
on. Miss Shell won over II other
contestants Miss Shell is 10, and
the daughter of Mrs. Sallie Shell
of McGehec. She attended Short
er college in North Little Rock.
HighLghts of the day included:
a one-half mile parade consisting
Of, floats, cars, the Legionaires,
Elks of Greenville, and horseback
riders. Their was a baseball game
between the Memphis Red SoN
and the Detroit Stars, Miss Shirl-
ey Allen won second place in the
beauty revue. and Miss Rebecca
Stanford of Dermott, won third
place. The queen received a bou-
quet of pink carnations and each
contestant received a souvenir
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Clanton
had the following guests in their
/ home recently, O. G.. Williams OF
] Dermott; Mrs. Lucy Maxwell, son
and grandchildren; Mr.. and Mrs
| Charlie Brown, sisteSs and broth
ers OF Dormott; Ernest Neal, sis
tiers and brothers and friends
Mrs. Louise Hymes passed July
Tth. at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Lille Bean On the sick
list are Mines. Carris Box, Jessie
Morgan, Willie Potts and Mary
Jones Mrs Glinmie Free
man left recently for Helena,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Stand by The PRESS-h Stands BY Yni

dad. Lettie Hanest died Sunday
morning. Mrs, Minnie Berry
visited husband in the hospital,
Little Rock He is doing fine. g.
Edward Tyson, Eddie Robinson,
Dovie Lee immersion, Sam Smith,
Cpl. Willie Jones and Deloise
Marie Tyson all from Texarkana,
are visiting relatives and friends,
who are formerly of the same
city, and came here sometime
ago for employment They are L..
Starks and Mrs. Pearlie Burden. g.
1--WE OF SAL AND GAL
Hi va: all you cool ants and
slick canaries. me feeling little
on the grOOvy side. Well people,
they said, &C. b. T. was hard
nut to crack (teachl, he did not
know anything about stanguage
Give talk, he had a college edu-
ton, but was still a fool, he came
to the right place to be school
ed. Now You see c. NJ. ii. over
there, | said she Is groovy and
ready to converse with the right
eat. He has to be hepped and on
the ball cause she on like light
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie St0vall

The Third Quarterly Conferen-
ce of the Bragg Circuit was held
at Mt. Zion AMEC, with the pas
tor in charge of the morning SER
vice The presiding elder was
absent because of illness. We are
praying for speedy recovery.
Rev. |. A. Stith was visiting in
the community recently. He will
never be forgotten by the friends
and members of Bragg's circuit. q.
Mrs. Dora and Charlie B. Arm
strong accompanied her son James
Armstrong back to Detroit, Mrs
Curtis McNeeIy, son and Mrs
Lula Robertson left for Detroit
Wednesday, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Blake r. r. Todd of Step
hens is visiting friends in the
community. Mrs. Roy Marshall has
returned from the hospital, where
she received treatments for injur-
les due to a car accident. There
will be an entertainment at Ear
nest Walters Saturday. Everyone
is invited to attend. Those fish
ing this week are: Messrs Hump
ton, Washington, Stovall, Todd,
Rives, Mitchell, Bishop Williams
and others with little luck. James
quarry and son of Milwaukee,
were recent visitors of Rob Stow
all. Mr.. Walter of Detroit, is
visiting his dad and relatives.
Sam Eta and Evylinn Ann are
spending some time with their
son after spending long visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. Law
son in Camden.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

tie Baker, Dorothy Walker and
son of Poplar Bluff, Mr.. and Mrs.
S, J, Waddy and son S. J., jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, N. H Waddy. Lit
tie Rock, o, 7. Collier, Detroit,
Mrs. Rosa l.. Freeman, Wills
Point, Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ].
Baker and daughter, Janice, Min
den, La. Mrs. Bertha Bowman
and grandchildren of Saginaw,
Michigan, returned home Satur-
day, after an extended visit here
with her mother other relatives
and friends Mrs. Bertha
Mitchiner, Dies Moines, Iowa, Mrs.
Victoria Hughes, daughter, Pat
and Miss Olive Hughes of St
Louis, returned home Monday, af-
ter attending the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs, Black Misses Clas-
sic and Airline jefferson returned
home with their aunt Mrs. Bak-
er in Poplar Muff, to spend part
of their vacation Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Crawford, children ana
Mrs, Rosa Harris of Monrovia,
California, returned home We'd
nesday after visiting relatives and
friends here and in Bald Knob.
Mrs. Hannah Hawkins passed re-
Gently after a lingering illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Collier,
Madison. Illinois, and son, Pfc.
Leonard Collier of Camp Picket,
Virginia. motored to Morrilton and
stopped over en- route back for
a brief visit with relatives and
friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

tertained her sister, Mrs. Tanks
with a chicken dinner Saturday,
IN the home of their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Brown. lee tea
and cold drinks were served in
the afternoon. Those present were
Misses Ruby Mae Maxwell, An
nette Brown, and Mrs. Fannie
Robinson. Everyone had an en-
Joyaele time Miss Marie
Parker and sister, Mrs. Mable
johnson of Chicago, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Parker Tom Reed and
son, Thomas, visited Mrs. Bethel
Reed and family recently =.
MIR. and Mrs. Jackson Currenton
and mother, Mrs. Sophia Curren-
ton visited relatives in Mer Rouge.
La recently Mines. Willie
Mae Tanks and Fannie Robinson,
were dinner guests in the home
of Miss Ruby Mae Maxwell Sun
day Mr., and Mrs. Milton
Ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Payne are the proud parents of a
baby girl Savage hi school
opened July II, Mrs Bertha R
Dooley, principal Penny
Chapel CINE church had its 36th
anniversary recently. Rev, A. Log
wood of Pine Bluff station, gave
the anniversary sermon. We wish
to thank the various churches that
attended, for their fine coopera-
ton , Rev. r. H. Davis and
W. B. Barney, are visitors Of Mrs.
Callie f. Davidson On the
sick lists are: Mines Beulah Alex
ander and L. L. Brown, We wish
for them a speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Des Arc
Ella NJ. Brown

The presiding elder, Rev W. B.
Banks of North Little Rock dis
trict, was present at Bethel AME
church Sunday and held his third
quarterly conference He preached
the morning message The
attendance was good for the Sun
day school at Bethel and Fellow
ship Mines. Fred Qualls and
Hugh Anderson have returned
home. Mrs. Johnnie Glenn re-
NAMED with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Anderson Mrs. Lyddie
Spencer is vacationing in Chicago
with her sons Mines. Mamie
Williams and Elvie Holloway mo-
tored to Brinkley recently
Miss Johnnie J. Loving OF Little
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Sweet Home

Mrs II, q. Taylor-Dyer, on the
marimba, assisted by the Doug
lass family, Davis, Philips and
the McClintgns, rendered must
cal program at the Zion Hin Bap-
fist church, which was a great
affair. Mrs. Dyer has been fea-
tured on various convention pro-
grams. Among them was the No-
mems national Baptist convention
and many other programs. This
program was one of the best ev-
represented in the Zion Hill Bap-
fist church. Mrs Dorothy Davis
on Tramell, Chicago, is here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jamie
Davidson and grandmother, Mrs
Estella Tatum. She will be here
several days. There was a birth
day party given at the home OF
Mrs. LOWE Newton, VINO was 70
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Nashville
James L.. Crofton

James l.. Crofton
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gaulman
and children, Memphis, are visit
ing Mrs Gaulman's sister, Mrs,
Dora Lomax, and family
Miss Odessa Sampson has return
ed to her home in Detroit, after
spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wesson
Wade Lee Groce has returned to
the city, after having spent sew
eral months in Ohio Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Huff. Ohio, are visit
ing relatives and friends in the
city Rev. L. c. Keys, pastor
of New Light CINE church, spent
several days in Oklahoma
Mrs. Roxie Scroggins, spent sew
eral days visiting her daughter
and grand children in Fl. Smith
J. II. Crofton and S. H. Gloza
who have been attending schoo
in Little Rock, are home for the
summer Miss Helen Ruth
Whitmore celebrated her birthday
by entertaining several of hel
friends with a party at the home
of her mother, Mrs Whitmore
Mrs. Sarah Hopkins has beer
admitted to Memorial hospital fol
medical treatment Mr.. anc
Mrs. Dove II. Walden are visiting
relatives in Kansas City, Kansa!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

Bessie l.. SOckweIl


Funeral service for Mrs. Arman-
da Curtis was held at Good Hope
AMEC Sunday July II. Rev 7,
M. Stith gave the eulogy, Mrs,
Curtis is the late wife of McKen-
ley Curtis of Chidestsr. The
anniversary service of Rev. J, c.
Pace was held at Mt. Aarett Be
recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Lilly and brother H Lilly and
wife of California, were house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Sock
well. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sock
well were house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Curry Friday, also, Mrs.
Evelyn Pratt, Emma Wilson, Nc.
Henley Curtis were house guests
Of Mrs. Sockwell. On the sick
list is Mrs. Bulah Harris.
Rev. H. B. Gulley of Chicago, and
PFC Erdis Gulley, wife and Mrs
Willie V. Gulley os Florida, are
here visiting their mother Mrs
Halle Gulley, who is Ill.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Dewitt
Bertha Fitzpatrick

Bertha Fitzpatrick
The first anniversary of the
Rev. V. Nelson, pastor of Tabef-
nacle NIB church was held July
eli. The following churches par
tieipated, First Baptist church; ST
John NIB. Ethel; Poplar Creek M
BE, Casscoe; Hope Well MBC, St
Casscoe: Bethlehem MBC, Rey
Charles; Wofford Chapel MBC,
Dell; Mt. Calvary NIB, Gillett,
Dell; Mt Calvary NIB, Gillett,
Rev. V. Nelson delivered the Sun
day morning message and Rev
A. T. Riley the anniversary SER
mon. Music was by the First
Baptist Choir. Amount raised Sl68
First Baptist NIB church school
sponsored vacation Bible school
for the past two weeks, super
vised by Mrs. Lucy Clayton and
assisted by Miss Ada M. Fltz-
patrick. Over fifty persons were
in attendance. Rev. and Mrs
V. Nelson and Mrs. r. StrlVefs
attended the funeral services OF
Smith Davids father in Pickens.
Ed Pitts and family visited IN
Little Rock last Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

Rock, is visiting her cousins :
Misses MarVa j, and Marie Brew
err Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Holloway of Louisiana, were re-
cent visitors Mr., and Mrs j.
B. Hill and son, Milton Hill OF
Detroit, were accompanied home
by Miss Gertie M. Hill and little
daughter Mr., and Mrs. l., D.
Harris and children of Detroit,
are visiting relatives and friends
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

Se'illSi SOplGI
Empty l 6-ounce can of frozen
orange or lemon juice into large
pitcher Fill can with light corn
syrup and add to frozen juice. Add
! quart gingerale and | tray ice
cubes. Mix we'll and serve. Makes
about "a quarts, s servings.
Black Walnut Cookies
"a cups sifted all-purpose -four
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
l cup shortening
u cup sugar, graduated or brown
Il cup light or dark corn syrup
eggs
l teaspoon vanilla
cup Il 4-oz. cam black walnuts,
coarsely chopped
Il cup milk
Sift together flour, baking pow.
der and salt. Cream shortening,
Add sugar gradually and cream I'M
til light and fluffy. Add corn syrup;
blend thoroughly. Add eggs, one at
time, beating well after each
addition, Stir in vanilla and wal
nuts. Add sifted dry ingredients,
alternately with milk. Drop by tea
spoonfnls on creased baking sheet.
Bake in moderate oven f375a F. 10
to 10 minutes. Makes A dozen
small cookies.
Note; English walnuts or pecans
may be substituted Tor the Black
Walnuts, Or use almonds.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
BY JANE ASHLEY

Here are long, cool drinks and a
cookie suggestion to refresh you
these summer days.
Vanilla Ice Cream Soda
flor one Soda
tablespoons karo Syrup, Red
Label
tablespoon evaporated milk, or
heavy cream
Few drops vanilla
n cup chilled sparkling water
2 heaping tablespoons vanilla ice
cream
Combine first three ingredients
In tall glass, Stir until we'll
blended, Slowly add about II the
sparkling water; stir until well
mixed. Spoon In ice cream Slowly
fill glass with sparkling water.
Fresh Fruit Soda: Omit vanilla.
Add 2 tablespoons crushed fresh
fruit to syrup mixture.
Chocolate Soda: Add 2 table
spoons chocolate sauce to syrup
mixture. Mix well.
Lemonade
Combine juice from lemon.
tabout 4 cup. with Il cup light
corn syrup in large glass. Add ice
and water to fill tall glaas and stir
until thoroughly mixed.
II milder drink is desired, reduce
lemon juice and corn syrup to
tablespoons each.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23
Gurdon
Louise Campbell

Robert Smith, Mrs. Annie Lee
Smith and son. left for Ohio, last
week. A. Henry will leave for
the Army soon. He is here visit
ing mother and dad. M. D.
Bell and 0. c. Moann have re-
turned home, after spending a
week in Pine Bluff Pfc. Joe D.
Hempsten is here visiting his
mother. He will return home next
week. Roger E, Talbart left
for home. after spending hVe
months with a friend, Robert
Smith jr.. Louise Campbell made
a trip to Little Rock, Saturday
on business. Robert Geagere'
Cleveland. visited relatives and
friends. c. Hubbard is here
from Korea, visiting mother and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-07-23

years young, She received many
useful gifts. Robert McChisey,
Cleveland, is visiting his moth
her, Mrs, Ella White, l706 Rock,
Little Rock, and his cousin, Mrs.
Queen Harding. Mrs, Rosia Curnt,
Omaha is visiting r. E. Roach
and Mrs. Mary Pruitt She will be
here for a week.