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The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Wayne-U-DR0TC Units to Compete

ROTC units from WAYNE Tn
egs.iv and the University of
Detroit Will hold their third an
ulal competitive Field Dav FL
GAY May 6, at the L Of d Sta
1.Gm
The program. sponsored by
the Allied Veterans Council.
Inc. Of Detroit. includes six
competitive events and a fed
sral inspection of units by
teams of military officers.
Events Of interes, 10 spectators
are scheduled from 70 3 pm
The public Will be admitted
without charge.
Awards donated by the Ccun-
ell and several local firms wll
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Lecture, Supper
at Central WV

May Breakfasts arc CROW ding
the calendar AT Central Branch
YWCA.
Past and present members OF
Ladies Day Out Will have Eddie
Guest. Jr.. As speaker al a May
Breakfast scheduled al tn e
Branch Wednesday morning. May
4. al 9 o'clock.
On the following Saturday.
May 2. members OF YWcA eve
ming classes will be honored at
May Breakfast al the Crosse
Poinfe War Memorial. % Lake
Shore Road. Crosse Pointe.
Ridge Bond. musical-oomedv
and television star. well-known to
Deiroiters as "Curley' os the
show Oklahoma" Viii be guest
artist.
Miss Annetia b. Eldridqe.
YWCA metropolitan executive
director. will be the breakfast
speaker on the topic. "Preview
Of Things 10 Come in the wv"
Following the May eth break
fast. which is scheduled for 9
o'clock. guests viii be invited TO
tour the gardens al the home OF
Mrs J. j. O'Brien. 486 Kercheval.
Crosse Pointe.
Reservations fut both break
faSts may be made at Central
Branch WV
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Goodwill Industries Asks
Clothes For Handicapped

The Junior Board of Commerce
and Goodwill Industries makes a
ioini appeal this week for house
holders 10 set aside usable dis
cards FOR Goodwill Industries
during Cleanup Week" May
8-l4
City Departments will be
working Of capacity TO aid De-
iroiiers in efforts 10 clean up
the city" said Robert Mccoy.
chairman Of the Cleanup.
Paini-up. Fix-up campaign.
III diScards are separated fom
rubbish. we can no, only tighten
the burden OF the DPW. but We
VIII also be making a con,ribu.
,ion 70 the handicapped people
OF the area. he said
Goodwill Industries accepts
almost any household item IN
cluding clothing. shoes. hats. toys
furniture. tools. radios. tclelis.
ions. small appliances and hun.
dreds Of other things that are
used in and about the American
home
There are some articles. how.
ever, that cannot be reedlly re.
paired and sold M Goodwill
stores without the Handicapped
workers taking a loss
These items include over
stuffed furniture. pianos. bot
Ties. ice boxes or refrieeraiors.
laundry tubs. coal or combina-
iion stoves. water tanks and
scrap metal.
Mccoy pointed out that the
D'trol, Cleanup Campaign was
not meant to be JUS, a one week
affair. but rather a week TO make
everyone cleanup conscious fol
the entire year
GoodwilFs handicapped work
ers need year around support
and outgrown clothing and usable
discards Will be picked up bv a
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
BLDG. ALTERATIONS
SAVE! SAVE!

Our winter discounts still
in effect on any moderniza-
ticn and alteration work such
as carpentry. eiec work,
kitchen and bathroom re-
modelling, roofing, caves
troughs. siding, plasterIng,
steps. porohes and piers. Any
type Of wall tile and floor
tile, linoleum, combination
windows and storm doors.
CITY VIOLATIONS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO-NO MONEY DOWN.
y SO MONTHS TO PAY
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
9Oe1 Efficient

Ninety per cent Of Michigan's 5
l2l65 National Guardsmen re-
sponded 10 Operation Minute
man. the Guards nationwide
one-day test alert conducted last
April Goth.
Although some units achieved
100 per cent response. the over.
al alert efficiency Of Michigsn's s
1913 army and ar units stands
az 90 per cent Major General
George {. Moran. the Adjutant
General of Michigan. said.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

TALLAHASSEE. - Frank J..
Stanley Louisville KY. news.
paper publisher snd general
president o. Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity Inc. outlined ten
'chsrsc:erisiss Q; leader IS
he addressed the Flcsida \.
and NJ. University siuden; bccY
during neon assembly .asi
Friday
He was speaking under he
auspices CT Beta NJ Chapter c!
Alpha Pm A.phs which vas
marking i:s annual Eaues:.en
week Observance.
Stanley i-.S :ae stuaenis ias;
leader mus; 5e sincere m-ss
Rave roral courage mas: se
optimistic -Gs: rave judgment;
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
No. s3o.oss
Order Of Publication

At a session of said Court hti
IN the Court House in the CiFs
Detroit. on the 28th day oi MsFc
AID. 1855.
Present: the Hon. George ~
wards. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Court iroa
the affidavit Of the plaintiff nH
the defendant. r. V. Britien, ~
known as r. B. Britten, doesM
reside in the State Of Michlri'
but resides at 726 West Coll
Street. Apartment No. 2el0. Cn|
cinnati. Ohio.
On Motion of Herbert L. Das|
ley, Attorney for the Plainiiit
II Is Ordered that he apptf|
and answer the Bill OF Complan|
filed in this cause within thI'1
months from the date Of u1
order. or said Bill will be isSs|
as confessed. and that a copy i
this order be sent TO the ~
known address Of said defenoN
by registered mail. return
ceipt requested. deliver 10 ,
dresSce only. and IN case no ~
isiered return receipt signed
the defendant is received. uI
this order be published as
quired by law.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
BY w. Mahardi. Deputy Clers
4-23-5-&
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
Ass Russell Street
Order OF Publication
No. S30.03e

State Of Michigan. in Tho IT,
cult Court for the County u
Wayne in Chancery.
ADA BRITTEN. Plaintiff H
r. v BRITTEN. also known .
r 3 BRITTEN. Defendant
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

FAM-U HONORS LOCAL
PRESS AND RADlO-"Ceriifi-
Gates OF recognition" were pre-
sen;ed by Florida A. and M.
University recently 10 two local
radio stations and one daily
newspaper The oecasion-ihe
first annual meet the press"
chapel hour presented by the
ct:ice of public relations during
which time five local press and
radio representatives pariicipai-
ed in the panel discussion. The
Role of the Mass Media in Com
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
HoodIums Strikers!-

Continued from Page }
thing through The smoke outside 'he building As went out
'he window, could feel the fire my face and hands.
While was hanging 10 my homemade rope outside
ihe building, the smoke suddenly cleared and fireman
the top Of ladder about stories below He
sbe reach the loose end Of regular hope that hung from
'he window Of another and began swinging il toward
After many attempts able grasp the Gremsns
with hand managed 70 This around my
hand would not slip and fall TO the ground Then !
brseed myself and e' go Of my homemade rope able
swing above the ladder then slid 70 the ladder and
climbed The street burned harmed in
any with The exception OF slight bruse the palm Of
my hand from sliding down the rope.
When reached the ground. found myself thanking
God and The whole experience showed what
prayer really accomplish had TO do three things had
pray taught in Christian Science. had TO listen for
divine direction and then be grateful enough
for the way protected and guided through that
perenee.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
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The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
Dark of Moon
Ends Wayne Series

Dark OF the Moon" VIII be
presented by the WAYNE Univer-
sity Theatre as us final produc-
ion OF the l954-55 season. May
Ga. 1914 al $50 pm at the
University Theatre. 3424 Wood
ward.
The play is dramaiizaiion
of one of the 200 versions of
the Barbara Allen folk ballad.
Cast in leading roles are Mar
garet Johns. l4l Goddard. Wvan-
dotte. as Barbara Allen. and Russ
Smith. 633 PrcntiS. as the witch
boy.
The play IS directed bv James
Essen. Tickets priced al Sl2j are
on sale al the University ticket
office. 484l Cas-. or at the theatre
box office.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07
l e g a Is
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
42S6 Russell Street


42s6 Russell Street
State of Michigan IN tie c,.
cult Court FOR the County q,
Wayne in Chancery
MARGARET BREAKFlEIn
Plaintiff. Us. SINCLAIR BREAK.
FIELD. Defenant
Order OF Publication
No. s30.o3s
AT a session Of aid CuIt he3
in the Court House m the Civ
Of Detroit, on the l-th dsy d
March. AID. 1888
Present; the Hon George ID.
wards. Circuit Jude
Il appearing TO this Court ,rcr
the affidavit OF tho plaii.i Tia,
the defendant, Sincsi Break.
field. does not reside be The Sls.
OF Michigan. hu, j, ie. b, 400
Florence Boulevaia Omaha Ne.
braska.
On Motion az Herbert l. Dud.
Icy. Attorney it the Plaintiff.
Il is ordered that he appear
and answer NE Biz Of Compliant
filed in III cause within three
months from the date o. tn,
order or SAID BIZ VIII be taken
as confessed, and ihai q copy &
this order be scr' 10 the last
known address Of ald deiendanl
by registered mai nd ID oasa
no registered return lcceip1
signed by the .dcicndsn' Is is'
ceived. that this ordt be pub
liShed as required by lass
GEORGE EDWARDS.
Clrcul, judge
A True Copy
Edgar Nj. Braniein. Clcik
BY v Mahardi, Deputy CleiS
4-a3-5..S
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

mun.iy Affairs. Lei 10 right:
Frank Hazelion. manager.
WTNT; Malcolm Johnson. ex-
ecutive editor. the Daily Dem
ocrat; DR.. George w. Gore. Jr..
university president; Don Price.
manager. WMN: Ted Smiley.
city editor. Capitol Post: Joe
H osford. program director.
VITAL. and Charles J. Smith.
III. university director of public
relaiions.-A. and M. stan photo
by II. Jones. Jr.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-07

Goodwill Industries truck CALI,
any time at Trinity 3-3600
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
AC Conference Of
Negro Women
Convenes Here

The annual Arkansas Christian
conference of Negro Women. spon-
sored by the women of the
church Synod Presbyterian USA.
will convene June 1924, at Bud
long, Philander Smith college,
The conference is interdenomi-
national and its purpose is TO
foster leadership training, Christi
an fellowship and for better UNI
derstanding. The scripture, Isiah
l;f8; the theme. Together, Let's
Do It,"
At 1880, June 10, a get togther
will be held for delegates and
friends, The conference will wor-
ship June 10, II a. M, at the
Cross st. Christian church, Rev.
7. A. Armstead, minister. Monday
thru Friday morning at 10;15, Rev.
G. 0 Williams, pastor Of High
land Heights Presbyterian church.
will conduct a series OF study on
Christian home. At Ills Rev. JAG
Ruffin, assistant pastor OF Second
Presbyterian church, will conduct
a Bible study series.
Conference director is Mrs. j.
W Parse. Batesville, chairman,
Mrs, T, A. Armstead and publici-
ty, Mrs, B. A.. Moore.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
Cross!eff
Ronald Watson

Ronald Watson
The Order Of Eastern Star lodge
held its installation, June z at the
Daniel hi school gym, Refresh
ments were served. Officers in
stalled by W. B. Evans, short
talks were made by j. c. Brown
and John T. Baker c, S.,
Smith was a visitor in Fayette-
vile last weekend Sgt. Jas.
Brown and family r visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Brown,
son w. Arkansas st. Sgt. Brown
has Just returned from 3 years
Of duty in Germany The LIST
Bapt. church closed a successful
Bible school last week, with Mrs.
B. M. Wimberly, Mrs. Ophelia
Simon and Mrs. Rosa l.. Curtis, in
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

charge john Baker and fam
lily were visitors in Fordyce last
Sunday Exodus lodge, Ne.
403, held it election Of officers
Saturday mite, with Worshipful
Master John Baker officiating
The Ashley county branch of
the NAACP held a special pro-
gram last Sunday evening at New
Bethel Baptist church Partici-
pants were, Rev. F. c. Reed, Ell
liq Moore. Tucker Sisters, John
Baker, tr.. Rev. B. K. Long How
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

PINE BLUFF--For her disting-
uished scholastic record in high
school. Annie Laurie Blood, mem
Der of the National honor society
of Merrill hi school, young daugh-
ter of the William Blood's, was
awarded the Herb Jones Valedic-
tor3an medal, a complimentary
subscription to Readers Digest for
n year, awarded by the Read
ers Digest association. and a four
year scholarship to AMIN col
lege.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

member Of the American Institute
of Management, a member of the
board Of Brand Names foundation
and member Of the Political Sci
ence academy of Columbia uni
versity.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

Among the books added to the library this week are Little Dog
Sniff and the Twins The Jack Dempsey Story; Cinda; Joan of Arc;
Bird Girl; Will Rogers, Young Cowboy; David Farragut, Boy Mid
shipman. Rachel Jackson, Tennessee Girl; Ethan Allen, Green Noun
tain Boy Buffalo Bill, Boy of the Plains; Ben Franklin, Printers Boy;
Ernie pyle. Boy from Back Home; The Papoose who Wouldn't Keep
Her Stockings on. The branch library circulated 1150 books during
the month of May, a average, of So plus books per day and an in
crease of II per cent over 1854 There was an addition of CT new bor-
rowers during the month also. Mrs. Clemmie Jones is librarian.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

Continued from page four
was the first national advertiser
to inject in|terracial element in its
advertising campaigns.
A recipient of the George Wash
ington Carver Gold award for the
promotion Of brotherhood Of
man." Mr.. Wachtel is an honura-
ry member of the National Aau
Kappa Alpha, a forensic society
in $50 colleges and universities, a
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

sPEAkER-Mrs. Ciffie J, Bond, IL. d. wife of u. S. Bond
of Madison. Mrs. Bond is guest speaker of the Woman's day
program Sunday at the First Congregational church, 9Th
and State streets at II o'clock in the morning. Mrs, Bond is
a member of the Madison Light Baptist church and superin-
tendent of the Sunday school in Madison, She is a business
woman; general manager of the Funeral directors exchange
She is general organizer of the National Negro Business
league; president of the Madison Parent-Teacher associations;
chairman, Infantie Paralysis, st. Francis county; chairman
of the tuberculosis drive, st. Francis county; chairman, Red
Cross GnterraciaD; serving on the steering committee OF
White House conference as member on education. Mrs, Bond
is a graduate of Tennessee State college and in 1890 the
doctor of law degree was conferred upon her by Arkansas
State. She is an ardent church worker.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCk :

Mrs. B. Handy, Reporter, Phone FIR 4-s187 or FIR 4-ssa5
Mrs. Anna B jenkins, 1918 IL Hazel street has as her
house guest, Mrs. Betty Hlmon of Pine Bluff.
The Advancing Teenages sponsored by the Community
Welfare federation, Miss Wilma Faye, president, sent three
delegates to the state meeting held in Little Rock, Missiles
Tolbert, Rosie Causy and Doris Wright. Several participated
on program. Misses Verte Jean Weaver, Deanna Criswer,
Tolbert and Doris Wright, who won first place in piano solo
list in the state contest. Mrs. Bernice Wright, girls sponsor,
Mrs. Mozela Powell, president.
Mrs, Jimmie Reed, SOC East 14th street, has returned
home after vacationing in Louisville, Kentucky, with her son
and family, Vertna Reed, jr, Detroit, Michigan, with her
brother, Sam Robinson, went sight seeing in Canada. She was
accompanied by her grandchildren, Danne and David Wayne
Johnson. They are the children of Mr.. and Mrs. James John
son, 1412 Vine street.
The 245h session of the Usher union will be held Sunday
at 3 p. m. at the Greater Shiloh Baptist church, 3rd and
Hazel streets. Rev. G. Z. Wright, pastor G. H. Brown, presi-
dent; Mrs. B. Handy, reporter.
The PTA Council was entertained by Mrs. Bernice
Wright, with a delicious chicken salad plate, candy nuts and
etc, last week in her lovely home, 208 North Clover street
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
Fathers of Arch St.
Give Program

The fathers of Greater Arch st.
Baptist church have arranged to
give a special program, Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock, The program
promises to give honor and rec
ignition to the founding fathers
of the church, and to the fathers
who are now members.
An address will be given by
V. M, MeMurray, Rev. M. r.
Williams is pastor of the church.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

In loving memory of our dear
son and brother, Seaman Ray
mond Harris, who passed away
June 10, three years ago 4
He is not dead, he is just away.
We loved him. but God loved
him best.
Sadly missed by.
Mrs, Emma Harris, mother: Ed
ward Lee and Earl Harris, Chi
cago, Warren Harris, Los An
geles, brothers; Miss Emma Jean
Harris, Mrs, Mildred Campbell,
Chicago and Benton Harbor,
Michigan, respectively sisters,
and others.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
TiIIar
Mrs. Christine Dons0n

Mrs, Christine Dons0n
Price Steel Memorial services
were held at Log Baptist hurch
Sunday Sherman Reynolds
and wife Of Flint, Michigan, are
visiting parents, here Mrs,
Emma Redmond of Pine Bluff, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lille p.
prim Mrs, Reola McGehee
remains on the sick list Mrs.
Anytime Wayde will be given a
birthday party soon She will be
1902 years old.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
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Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5958
\ THE CLUBS;

h THE CLUBS:
NM Quarterly conference club of Bethel AME church, met
#yeek at the home of Mrs. Virginia Matthews, 1913 RingC
A brief business session was held, after which a talk
made by Rev. r. K. Young, pastor of Bethel church. Fol,
\ the talk, a repast of refreshments was served. The
meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. George FL
bynard, SIT Chester street. Mrs, Vera Moss, president;
| Nate Jones, reporter.
IL Continental Dance Studio is holding its Glasses in
ktrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, Samba, and the Afro-Cuban
limbo in Your Community Center, 10th and Chester SITS.
p m. Friday, Bring this notice in with you for a
be- DANCE LESSON.
fe Phoebe James Federated club met recently with Miss
Ea Perkins of 1900 Center street as hostess. Mrs. T.. Nc
was elected delegate to the state convention, which
held June 7 and other members served as ushers. A
l repast was enjoyed after the business session. Mrs
Ea Miller, club president, viii serve as hostess at the next
Eg
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
Wedding Of The Week.
Continued from page one)

Bethel AME church. Rev. Rufus K Yo,ro nastor 81 tho
0nuIti' ollclated. Palms formed a background for spravs
u "hte gladloli and eandelabra. Mrs. Sammie Sutton ORGAN.
- accompanied Byron Jenkins and Shelton Niece sooiSts
ne oiiue' gwen IN marriage by her father wore 4 N ankle
!egth gown of pink tule, fashioned with a bodice m N
elghtpointed tunc of pink embroidered time beaao1 ,ft,
pearls over a skirt of pink fluted uue. Her fnpcrtip veil
iHI from shell cap of beaded embroidered uIe harooj with
pearls. The bride carried a white Bible topped with . ubffa
oTchd ana spray of pink carnation. Mrs. Ann Mfnton-Ramsay
ana MISS Alma Earl Minton, sisters of the bride, We're ma
IRON OF honor and bridesmaid. Mrs. Ramsey wore a dress Of
blue silk shantung, fashioned with a tight bodice and fa1
skirt. Miss Minton's dress was yellow silk shantunq of the
same pattern. They wore matching halo head pieces and
gloves, and carried bouquets of yellow majestic daisies Flu.
gene Porter served his brother as best man fishers we're
Joe W. Ramsey, Bernard Martin, Charles McCItnton Mod n
Culhns, and Calvin Simmons. A ceremony and rerention was
held at the home of the bride. The couple is now attending
the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. where Mrs Porter
IS continuing her study in the field of musc-Foto by Davy.
pleasant two weeks vacation in the east Mr.. and Mrs, McIe-
more iourneyed to Washington, where she spent some time
with here sister and Mr.. McLemore went to New York to visit
his son.
Ed Lemay made a trip to St Louis, recently for the
graduation exercises Of his brother, Jerry Lemay, who is
graduating from St. Louis university.
E, J, Hill of Kansas City. visited his sister. Mrs. Rhoda
H, O. Carlisle, and his niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. S
Powell 500 S Valentine and H. Hill and niece of Beebe. He
returned to Kansas City Monday.
E. A. Tookes, State Press representative at Pine Bluff, is
III the Veterans hospital, 300 Roosevelt road, and has under
gone surgery, At last reports, he seems to be making salts
factory progress.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

ker THE SPIRIT OF CoTToN'"-Charming ladies of
r.,as Aimes, smiling as they paid tribute to Joyce Nc
F.. 1855 spirit Of Cotton at a reception held in her
4 At the YWCA, Sunday afternoon. Members, long with
friends, enjoyed refreshments. Reading from left to
/ Miss jeanette Cooney, Mesdames Wilma Taylor, as
f. secretary; and Ethel Kaiser. Standing, Mesdames Bet
rrav, secretary and Lois King, president. Other mem
/ n tke club, who We're absent when toto was made are,
1 Davis. vice president; Ella Jones treasurer; Ora Yates
rlel Harrison. -Foto by DaVy.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

ard Johnson, James Watson and
W. E. Boston. The choir rendered
selections.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

The president will leave today to attend the national con-
vention to be held June 10 % at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs,
Eva Dickerson, president; Mrs. B. Handy, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17
AND THERE:

l"S L. d. Moorehead, 1910 West 10Th street will leave
'uay to attend the national PTA at San Antonio, lex
a delegate, After attending the meeting and spending
NS IN the Texas metropolis, Mrs. Moorehead Will re-
Ltue Rock and then make a flying trip to Cleveland
Oeuol' Michigan, and New York City, visiting rela-
~" friends. She will be accompanied by her baby, Clal
49, ALSO going to Texas for the meeting will be Mrs
h. I =" representing the state organization and MIS-.
Dekerson representing the North Little Rock organi-
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

ATTENDS PTA CONGRESS-
Mrs. f. M Dickerson, president
of the No, Little Rock PTA
council and former president of
Hillside elementary school PTA
will leave tonite. to attend the
National PTA congress, which
is being held in San Antonio.
Texas Mrs. Diekerson is the
wife of DIR. Robert Diekerson,
minister of the Mt Pleasant
Baptist church, 2305 Orange St.
No. Little Rock, where she is
a very active ard faithful mem
Der.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

me Dads club Of Booker T. Washington elementary school
you to sip tea, Pune 10. Hours: a e 7 p. m, Dunbar
fnty center.
me Ladies auxiliary No. 281 of the NALC will meet
pay at 5 o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
~ zlOO Dennison, Mrs. Jesse Henderson, president, Mrs
IAN Holt, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

The PTA Council was entertained by Mrs. Bernice
Wright, with a delicious chicken salad plate, candy nuts and
etc. LAST week in her lovely home. 2O8 North Glover street.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

Ed Lemay made a trip to st. Louis, recent
graduation exercises Of his brother. Jerry LENA,
graduating from St. Louis university.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-17

E. A. Tookes, State Press representative at Pine Bluff. is
III the Veterans hospital, 300 Roosevelt road, and has under
gone surgery, AT last reports, he seems to be making salts
factory progress.