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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
zaiednieki piknik
Schumacher, Ont, Can.

SCAlulAdClACI, oh1s, Oohs
Gnijezdo proj 392 odsiek
broi 6O8 H. B. T., zajednicki
odrzavaju svoj prvi ovogodis-
Mi piknik zabavu u pocast
40-obljetnice ustrojenja Po-
mlatka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice u nedjelju, IA. au-
gusta, ma dobro poznatom
mjestu, izmedju Schumacher
i Gold Sender.
Poziva sc omladina | od-
raslo clanstvo, kao ostali
mas narod bez razlike kojem
drustvu pripadaju, da nam sc
odazovu i pomognu uzvelica-
ii ovu rijetku priliku u vezi
bratstva i zajednicarstva, pa
da zajednicki proslavimo ovu
vrlo vaznu granu nase pro-
svjetne humanitarne usta-
move - Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice.
Kao obicno ma pikniku
ne &c faliti po domaci pecene
janjetine, dobroga plea i mu-
like. U slucaju kise zabava
&c Sc odrzati u klupskim pro-
storijama, ma ~ - LIST Ave.,
Schumacher.
Da ste zdravo i do vidjenja
ma pikniku u nedjeelju, IA.
augusta!
Jos. PerkOviC, izvi,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Piknik "SIavuIja" "
Cleveland, Ohio. =

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pjevac-
XII zbor "Slavulj" ce odrzati
svoj piknik u nedjelju, 14.
augusta o. god, ma Kaliope
Farmi = tamo gdje prosle
godine. Putokaz uzmite oval:
Vozite Sc po Euclid Avenue
do Chardon Road, tamo kre-
mute desno u bri.ieg vozite
Sc po Road No. "a do Eddy
Rd. Tamo opet krenute des-
no pazite ma lijevu stranu,
gdje bude pisalo "SlavulJ'.
Ma pikniku cemo owe 60
dine imati natjecaj "a nase
Balincare, pa koji pobjedi do
biti &c nagradu. Stoga poziv-
ljemo sve Balincare da dodju
ma "Slavuljev' piknik ma IA.
augusta, i da Sc tamo u HAD
moi sumici pobucaju i da Sc
pokazu koji su junaci. Pc
nasem obicaju biti &c u izo-
bilju vruce pecene janjetine
i prasetine, kao svega dru-
goga sto S time pripada. "a
bavljati &c mas dobro poznati
i popularni tamburaski zbor
"Plavi Dunav", pax &c biti
dosta veselja "a stare i mia
de.
Dakle, zapamtite dan IA
augusta i svi dodjite ma ovai
piknik, posto "Slavulj" ina.
de samo jedan piknik owe 60.
dine. Stoga bi bilo dobro da
mas Sc mas narod sjeti toga
dana, kao sto mas Sc sjete
onda kad i'm trebamo pro.
CRANE davati.
Isto zelimo unaprijed .javi.
ii, da &c "Slavulj" priredit;
operetu ma %. oktobra o. G
u Hrvatskom Domu, u Collin.
woodu. Opereta Sc zove 90
sveta ma Krizanju", koju &C.
mo po prvi puta igrati.
Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
zajednieki piknik
0dsjeka 125 | 143

Mckees Rocks, Pa. - Od-
sieci 125 i 143 H.B.Z. zajed-
nicki priredjuju svoj godisnji
piknik, koji ce Sc odrzati u
nedjelju, 81. julia 1853, ma
Ruprecht's Grove, pokraj Nc
Gov Road u McKees Rocksu.
Zaiednicki odbor Cd oba-
diva odsjeka cini sve pripre-
me, da ma pikniku bude u izo-
bilju raznja peGene JAMIE
tine raznovrsnog plea. Ina
ii cemo dobru orkestru, ko-
ia &c svirati Cd 3 sata po-
sliie podne pa do 9 sati u
vecer, pa i DUE ako bude
potrebno.
Apeliramo ma sve mJesne
clanove Hrv. Bratske ZaJed'
nice, da dodju ma piknik sa
sobom povedu svoje familije
prijatelje. Takodjer Sc po'
zivlie ostali mas narod mje'
sta i okolice, da mas posJet
u sto vecem broju. Ovo ce
zaista biti jedna lijepa pri
lika "a sve mas, da Sc list
dan ma pikniku sastaneme
S m o g i'm prijateljima ns
Ruprecht's Grove u nedjelju
81. julia.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
Ia zajednicki odbor,
Frank Braidic, iZvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Poziv ma piknik

Milwaukee, Wis. - Drustvo
"Hrvatska zena" grana br. 3
u Milwaukee priredjuje svoj
godisnii piknik u nedjelju, "a.
JULIA 1855, u Hrvatskom Ga
iu ma GIT North 49th Street,
Milwaukee.
Vec u podne biti &c ma raz-
nju pecene janjetine i prase-
tine, kao i svjezeg plea, a bi.
ii ce plesa uz pratnju ma
Sc obljubljene tamburice. Z
slucaju nepovoljnog vremena
piknik ce Sc odrzati u dvo,
rani.
Pozivaju Sc svi znanci
prijatelji IL Milwaukee o
kolice, da dodju i da Sc pro
vesele medju svojom hrvat.
skom bracom.
u ime drustva unaprijeC
vam hvala i pozdrav,
Mary Draeger, tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Poziv ma izIet
Warren. Ohio.

Warren, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Danica" odsjek broj 1872 H.
B. z. priredjuje svoj godisnji
izlet u nedjelju, 7. augusta
owe godine. Izlet &c biti O.
drzavan kao prosle godine,
ma istom mjestu ma zemljis-
tn Karla Lozner, r. f. ID. l,
Bristolville, Ohio.
Kao prosle godine, tako
owe, izlet ne ce stajati nj.
koga nj centa, jer svi tros.
kovi ce biti placeni IL drus.
tvene blagajne. Stoga poziv.
ljemo sve clanstvo ovoga cd.
sjeka i djecu gnijezda Po.
mlatka, da dodjete svi ma O.
vaj izlet, svaki clan moze
dovesti sa sobom slobodne
prospektivnog clana.
Imati cemo svega obilne
pc obicaju kako to saw mas
narod ovrsuje. Ia sprovadja
ME veselijega vremena togs
dana, mladi brat Raymond
Kovac ce svirati ma harmo
niku.
Svi oni koji nemaju svoju
priliku "a dovesti Sc ma zem
ljiste izleta, neka dodju koc
Slovenian Home izmedju II
II sati prize podne u ne
djelju, Z. augusta, tamo ct
vas netko uzeti u masinu.
Da nam bude sto veselije
dodjite svi.
j. Pavlinac, izvi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Piknik odsieka bb

Youngstown, Ohio. - Dru-
stvo "Sveti Juraj', odsjek
broj 66 HBZ. priredjuje svoj
godisnji izlet, koji ce Sc odr-
zati u nedjelju, "a. julia 1855,
ma Shady Run Road zemlji-
Stu, koje je vrlo dobro poz-
nato koje Sc nalazi ma Juz-
no-istocnoj strani grada, poz-
nato pod imenom Lansigville.
Owe godine, sestre i brace
odsjeka broj 66, i ostali cla-
novi nase Zajednice hrvat-
skin drustava Youngstowna
i neposredne okolice, mi vas
sve molimo, da tai dan rezer-
visete "a mas piknik, jer toga
dana doci &c mama u Youngs-
town brat Joseph Bella, CLAW
nj tajnik Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice, koji ce nam odrzati
pozdravni govor. Takodjer ma
programu cemo imati i move
osnovanu Ko1o Grupu Cd pie
vackog zbora "Strossmaye-
ra", koji iako novo osnovani,
vec su svojim skladnim pie
som Kola osvojili srca nash
clanova, nase brace sestara.
Ma ovom nasem godisnjem
izletu &c svirati Dave Zup-
kovich i njegova Balkan Re-
cording Orchestra, pax vam
.ie i to garancija, da cete ia.
dan imati ugodne casove, a uz
to jos ma raznju pecene jamie.
tine mlade prasetine, kao
dobrih hladnih plea ma obilje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Poziv ma piknik
Detroit. Mich. - ia

Detroit, Mich. - Zajednic-
XII godisnji izlet-piknik drus-
tva "Sunce Sa Istoka", od-
sick broj I'll Slovenske Ma
rodne Podporne Jednote, Ia
jednicki sa Lickim Klubom
"Velebit', odrzat &c Sc u ne
djelju 81. srpnja (July) 1855
ma dobro poznatom mjestu
Potocnik Farmi, Dequindre i
1872 Mile Road, ma istome
mjestu gdje je bio prosle
godine, Maple Grove Park.
Pocetak piknika u IL sati,
a glazba "a veseli pies po-
Gina u 3 sata popodne. Bit
&c ma raznju domace JAMIE
tine kao svjezeg plea "a sve
goste prijatelje. Pozivlje Sc
nase clanstvo kao clanstvo
nash bratskih drustava, ier
je nase clanstvo u ogromno-
vecini clanstvo u H. B. "a
jednici, koje takodjer aktiv.
no sudjeluje u svakoj "a.
jednickoj priredbi Centralnog
Odbora Odsjeka H. B. z. I
Detroitu.
Nezaboravite, brace Sc.
sire, da je oval poloza.i, koj.
Sc zove maple Grove Park"
jedan cd najpogodnijih "a IL.
,,lete nasega naroda.
Ia dobru podvorbu, vessel
pies, ielo i pice, brine Sc "a
jednicki odbor. Svi nam do.
bro dosli!
/ Ivan Rimac, izvi
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
Hubby Killer Charged
With 1st Degree Murder

Mrs. Carrie Lee Hughes, 10O65
SW 172nd ST., has been md ov
without bond to the grand jury
on a first degree murder charg
after a preliminary hearing be-
fore Peace Justice Sylvester
Adair.
Mrs. Hughes, "a, pleaded self
defense in the fatal shooting Apri
4 of her husband, Council, %, at
Homestead.
She told the judge that on the
night of the shooting she had an
argument with her husband, that
he kicked her, was picking on
her and threatened her with a
knife.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
FOR SALE

BRAND NEW CHS
2 BEDROOM HOUSE, TILE
ROOF, CARPORTE, SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT, 1850
NV 62nd TERRI. OPEN
SUNDAY 2 to S PM. OR
CALL JE 1878.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
FOR RENT

ROOM - Furnished. One single
and one double bedroom. Reason
able. Ideal location. Downtown
location. For information phone
2-4234..
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
Personal Mention

MRS. Marjorie Staten of New
ark, N. j.. the former Marjorie
Simms. arrived last week IN at
tend the funeral of her father j.
w. Bynes. She is the house of her
sister, Mrs. Gladys Clark and her
mother, Mrs. Ida Simms.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

Rev. j. A. King, pastor OF
Ebenezer Baptist Church, West
Palm Beach, was in the city on
Tuesday to visit his brother, Mr..
M King, who left for the Bahia
mas on Thursday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

Among the delegates returning
from Jacksonville last Saturday
were Mrs. Marion Johnson, Mrs.
Augusta Newbold and Mrs. Rosa
Taylor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

Last rites We're held at Temple
Baptist Church on Wednesday
afternoon for the late Mitchell
Thompson who died at Liberia on
April z. He is survived by two
sons, four daughters, three grand
children and nine great grandS
and other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
DEATHS

Mrs. Miriam Carey passed at
Jackson Memorial Hospital on
Wednesday night. She had lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Sey-
mour for sometime at $685. NV
18th ave. She is survived by two
daughters, one son, two sisters,
one brother and other relatives.
Funeral arrangements in charge
of the M. S. Allen Funeral home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
BY The As.oeio,ed Pres.

VATICAN CITY, Mar. H.
Pope Plus XII received an ova-
ton today-the 10th anniversary
Of his coronation.
It was the first time in three
years that the head of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, now 70,
has been well enough to partic-
ipate in a commemorative cere-
mony. In March, 1858. and again
in 1854, he was i'll.
Today, three months after the
pontiff suffered his gravest ILL
ness. more than 5000 pilgrims.
Romans and others. packed in
two antechambers of the Sistine
Chapel. hailed him with cheers
of 'long live the Pope" From
his portable throne, the Pope
raised his hand repeatedly in
blessing.
In the Sistine Chapel, 10 card
lnals, many archbishops and
bishops and members of the dip
lomatic corps assembled. The
Pope sat at his throne at the side
OF the chapel altar during a mass
celebrated by Benedetto Cardi-
nal Aloisi Masella, first of the
cardinals resident in Rome Gre
ated by the Pope in the Consis-
tory of 1916.
Congratulatory messages came
from many parts of the globe.
The Vatican press Office said Ro-
man Catholic churches through
out the world would celebrate the
anniversary of the feast of the
Pope" with ceremonies and
special prayers.
Before the ceremony in the
Sistine Chapel, the pontiff re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
Red China Reveals
Tibet Plan; Lama
Given New Post
hn N. A,,asiai.d lr,,,

TOKYO, Mar. 12.-Red China
today revealed some Of her plans
for Tibet.
A Peiping broadcast detailed
the state councils decision of
March 9 regarding regional au-
tonomy for the mountain region.
Behind the facade of regional
q autonomy. Peiping's plans OBJ
viously included continued poll
tical domination and closer eco
nomjc links with the high and
arid nation of an estimated
million people.
A preparatory committee was
named by the state council to
prepare for regional autonomy.
Director of the committee will
be the Dalai Lama, the young
Tibetan ruler who has been Wis
iting in Peiping since last July
along with his religious co-ruler,
b the Panchen Lama. The Pam
chen Lama was named as first
vice-director of the committee.
Lamas Officially Received
Before Red China's soldiers
entered Tibet in 1850. the Dalai
Lama was both spiritual and
temporal leader. In 1913 he had
launched a religious campaign
against communism. The invad-
ing Reds repeatedly let him fee
so they could dictate his terms
of power later and set up a rival.
the Panchen Lama.
Today. Peiping radio said, both
lamas were received by Red
China's boss, Mao Tze-tung. be-
fore starting the homeward
journey.
Peiping quoted the once anti
Communist campaigner, the
Dalai Lama. as saying March 8
at state council session he now
is conceived that Tibet will vic
toriously march towards a social
iSt Communist society" He
was further quoted as saying
Tibetans would help fight
against the aggressive war pol
icy of the United States i'm
perialists."
Second Vice Director Named
Second vice director of the
committee for Tibet's regional
autonomy is Gen. Chang Kuo-
Hua, one of the two Red Chinese
generals who conquered Tibet by
1851 and who still presumably
commands the Red Chinese
army there.
Secretary General of the COM
mittee will be a Tibetan named !
Ngabou Ngawang Jigme. Asso- |
ciated Press files show a Tibetan |
general of that name commanded |
the Tibetan army which was de-
teated by the invading Chinese
Reds in 1851. He was captured |
by the Reds.
Reports at the time described !
him as Clever politician, good |
administrator and a bad soldier"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
S, 900 Pilgrims Hail Pope Plus
In Rites Celebrating 10th Year

ceived the cardinals one by one.
Each knelt in an act Of obedi-
ence. Then the Pope embraced
each. The ceremonies lasted
nearly two hours and did not
appear to tire the pontiff. Shortly
after noon. responding to cheers
and hymns of several thousands
of pilgrims and Romans in st.
Peters Square. the Pope APP
peared at his apartment window
to bless them.
Vatican Offices were closed and
the gold and white papal flags
few from the city's buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
Father of Kefouver
Tukes Turn for Worse
BY the Assesiossd Press

MADISONVILLE. Tenn. Mar.
12.-Robert Cook Kefauver, all
ing father Of Senator Kefauver.
Democrat. of Tennessee. has
taken a turn for the worse and
is critically i'll, family MEM
Der said today.
The senior Kefauver, "a. has
been i'll at the Kefauver plan
tation home here since last fall
but recently had been improv-
ing. The nature of his illness
was not disclosed.
Robert Kefauver, an extensive
property owner in this area. was
Madisonville's first mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
Terrell Junior High
Dedication Fridoy

The recently-completed Terrell
Junior High School, First and
Pierce streets N. w., will be dedi-
Gated officially at pm. Friday.
Principal speaker will be Rep
resentative Diggs. Democrat, Of
Michigan. The building will be
dedicated by Col. Thomas A.
Lane, District Engineer Com
missioner.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01

teresting chapel program recent
ly. Mrs, K. b. Montgomery, spon-
sor. The Emmanuel hi school play
ed three basketball games In the
Holman hi schools new gym last
Tues. mite, Caleb Johnson phys
ical education instructor Of his
has new 1854 Ford Mr.. and
Mrs, Leotis Reaton visited their
mother last Sunday School
closed Thursday evening for the
District teachers meeting
Mrs. Lula B. Reddric and Jeral-
dine visited her sister, Miss Icy
rine Washington last week
Lille B, Stiggers is visiting her
sister In Mo -. MIR and Mrs.
James Reaton have purchased a
car They were welcomed visitors
on the school campus last Thurs
day . Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips and daughter of Pine
Bluff visited our school last
Wednesday,
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
Girl Scouts News:

The Bessie Ward association will
nave three workshops in April
for all Girl Scout troop leaders,
assistant leaders ard committee
members VINO are interested. The
workshop will be given at the
GTI Scout auditorium. 1920 Main
street 1880 p. m to $50 p. m.
Mrs. Myrtle Williams will be
IN charge Of the music. Miss Lu-
ellie Babeock will be in charge
Of dfamatlcs, Mrs. NJ. Bmns will
be IN charge of folk dancing
Please remember our dates. Mus
&c workshop, Tuesday, April 5th:
aramaucs workshop, April 18th,
folk dance workshop. April 18th.
our first aid course will be at
The fWCA. lOta and Gaines SITS,
April 18Th Goth. The course will
be given by Red Cross instructors
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
J IT T y
w 0l'f9S1 Own
Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5938
THE CLUBS

The CLUBS
b Community Cheer club will meet at the home of Mr..
u.s. Fred Thomas GOO East 9th. All members are urg-
be present Mrs. Florence Spyey, president and Mrs
lie CIcnchaw, reporter.
Rosa Morris Federated club will hold its Bird annual
contest April 10 at the YWCA The contestants Mary
and Roberta Whitfield, are running from the Rosa
junior club The club will hold its regular meeting,
at the residence of Mrs Thompson 5000 High street
D. James president and Mrs. L. Hudson, reporter.
u.s. J. Jackson, 1919 South Valentine recently enter
The Bright Star Neighborhood club The president Mrs
Connor presided After the business session Mrs Ruby
led an activity, making something out of nothing.
@Uly was very surprising and enjoyed by all de-
menu was served and the club adjourned until tone
clock with Mrs, Horace Knight 1919 West 18th street
Lewis Gaines, reporter.
he ANlE quarterly conference met last week at the
Oh Mrs. Bertha Lewis 1928 Pulaski A brief session of
was held, followed by refreshments The gather
me residence of Mrs EdWina Hamilton 1923 West 18th
Mrs Vora Moss president and Mrs. Nettie Jones re-
he Laymen Of the Little Rock district held very in
kng meeting last Sunday at Allen Temple church, L. N
president presiding Various topics were discussed Tor
FtI OF the league. Next meeting St Andrew church
III State w. L. Settles, local president and host; Mrs
Ionnor, reporter
sasnalTa club met recently at the residence of Mrs
bulJ Business Of Importance was discussed, and the
/ served refreshments. Mrs. Neoma Dennis is to en-
e CuD at It's next meeting. Mrs Alice Lupo, pres
n .I Mrs, Evelyn Landrum reporter.
''eI street improvement club will sponsor d pen
@. party Saturday mite, 73O Amelia B Ives COM
"eI, @0J East 29th. Other features will be dancing
So ana checkers There will be plenty Of REFRESHMENTS
"dIletlS recently sponsored a social at the HMCA,
-'ae Rock Mrs. Doris Wisham, 2IO9 Ringo street will
n ne club at its next meeting.
4 I1Nes Aimes club held its regular meeting at the
us VIM Taylor, 25l0 East 9Th The members sur
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
kerlsett
Mrs. V. V. Waddy


The Ushers federation met with
the Centennial NIB church, sum
day Rev. T. W. Barnes, Little
Rock. gave the message w
A. Baker, motored to Mindcn, La
for his family, who was visiting
Mrs. Bakers mother. Mrs S. J.
Baker She accompanied them
home and spert several days ,
Mr.. and Mrs W o Nelson,
North Little Rock, spent Sunday
here with relatives Miss
M v Waddy and Mr. Easter were
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
N H Waddy Both are instructors
at Carver hi, Augusta S j..
Waddy Little Rock, visited his
parents, Thursday His father NJ,
II Waddy, is i'll The senior
choir Of Centennial NIB church
attended the federation of choirs
al Pleasant Grove NIB church,
Bald Knob, Sunday WINS Of
Centennial NIB church met at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Higgins, Thursday The sick
list includes N II Waddy Mes
DANES Pearl Harper Omie Alex
arrpr and Miss Lois Young
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo CALDWELL

Mrs Cleo Caldwell
Mrs. Mary Wills was surprised
on her Goth birthday with a party
given by Mrs Eddie Clayborn
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. w wills.
Attending were Mrs. A. N Nicely
and Mrs Estella statum Mrs
Mary Pruitt sister Of Deacon u
K Wiley had a birthday party
last week and received many use
ful gifts, She is captain Of Club
No. 8, and very active IN other
church activities Rev. b j.
Whitfield, former pastor Of Zion
Hill Baptist church, preached here
last Wednesday in behalf Of the
usher board. Mrs. Lillian Fetch
er, sponsor and Rev. W. C. Por-
ter, pastor
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01

Which One is the Light of the World public address
to be given by j. L. Wilson, r representative of Watchtower
society," Sunday at Dunbar Community center 1Ol6 West 10
The Wonens society christian service of Wesley Chap
ell Methodist church Rainbow Tea at the beautiful
home of Mr. and Mrs c. A. Taylor 1900 High street Arae
lively decorated registration tables represented the Theresa
Hoover Hattie Willie Cox and Oma Kelly circles The first
two tables first and second places respectively for the
beautiful arrangement Music furnished by Mrs Freddye
Sue Davy Mrs Georgia Smith and Mrs Solar Carruthers
Entertaining the Chansonettes the last meeting
Mrs Clara Iharpe, 100 Pine street An informal meeting
held due the absence Of the president Mrs Tomme Thomas
will be hostess for the next meeting the home Mrs Bet
tie Jackson COL Broadway Mrs Lois T Gkey reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
iiIlar
hristinc Donson

Christine DOnson
Mrs. Cora Rogers of this city
as visiting her sister in Portland
Little James Robert Dixon
fell and broke his arm on the
school campus last week Mr.
and Mrs Willie c. Reynold are
making their home in MiIwau-
kee They formerly lived here
James Taylor passed Tuesday
morning Mrs. Willie Cole is
home after spending some time
In Cleveland Ohio. She reported
lovely trip The Desha
county track meet will be held at
the Dumas hi school April 8.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :

Mrs. B. Handy, Reporter Phone FIR 4s187 FIR 4-3635
Russian tea Will be given in the lower auditorium of
the Eighth Street Baptist church. Sth streets
day. Hours from to The is sponsored by Mrs
Donnie Hughes, Rev w, r. Vaughn, pastor.
Old Fashion revival viii begin Sunday the First Baptist
church 9h and Pine streets Evangelist is Dr. Calvin Perkins
Birmingham, Alabama DR. w S Jackson pastor; Mrs Laura
T. Jones' reporter
The Civic league has put in motion house to house
financial drive to raise funds for equipment Sherman
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park. meeting held Thursday mite Rev o Sherman
presided
The Jones elementary PTA Thursday. study
organized with Arthur Russell chairman The meeting
well attended Plans made for the Musicale
held Monday, May t6 Three queens selected Mes
DANES Wallace, Mays Arnold The meeting be
Thursday April 2S, m, Mrs r. L. Phillips president;
Mrs. Mae Arnold reporter.
The Usher union business meeting will be held Wednes-
day mite the Morning Star Baptist church End and
Smothers street Rev G. G. Canada, pastor; G. H. Brown
president of the Usher union and Mrs Handy reporter
The PrA council will meet Tuesday at s D. m at Jones
elementary school, Arthur Russell principal Mrs Eva Dick
erson, president and Mrs B. Handy reporter
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Richmond Hill
John IIearn

Rev. L. Smith was dinner guest
Of Mr. and Mrs, George Hearn,
recently. The Hearns also enter
tanned with a tea in the after
noon Mary HearH was lunch
guest of her parents, Sunday ...
Mr. and Mrs Grady MeGhee Wis
tied her aunt Mrs Mary Revnold
Of ArkadelpHia Rufus Hean
went to the VA hospital last
Tuesday and will remain for 3
weeks
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htftha fitzpatrick
The funeral Of Tom BeleiofH
vas held at the St John church
last Sunday Rev. D, {. william
If MARVEL, preached the sermon
Mrs G. Davall of ST. Louis
is visiting her granddaughter and
otacr relatives Mrs LucE
Barnes of Mariana was the week
end guest of her daughter Ms.
Annie Lee Nelson ana family
Mrs Annie Mae Brunson is
home doing fine.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-01
BiytIleville
MR.. Ryrdie Turner

Mrs, Ryrde Turner
Ten members of the Jolly Four
teen club met with Mrs V b.
Keith March l6. Mrs. P, l.. Brown
was co-hostess The next meeting
of the club will be at the home
of Mrs. Frances Howard.