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Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

is THERE A DESSERT MORE POPULAR IN YOUR HOME
than pie? Either dessert to finish off delicious dinner
refreshmen when friends Probably
not for pie is the traditional American dessert
Now you've, doubt, baked many pie. So you will ap
the Perfect Pumpkin Pie recipe which follows 1t
developed the kitchens of the Kellogg Company of Battle
Creek tested until the reached perfection The
seaongs blend bring all the good of the pump
kin Flakes cereal added to enhance both
This recipe to throughout the whenever
need a perfect" dessert
PERFECT PUMPKIN PIE
IL cups sifted -four tablespoons shortening
Il teaspoon 23s tablespoons
u cup KeIIogg's Corn Flakes teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup brown sugar egg, slightly beaten
u teaspoon salt 123 cups u-13 ". cam
Is teaspoon ginger W evaporaed milk
cups Il No. 1903 CAM pumpkin
Sn together flour salt Cut in shortening until
resembles meal Add water little at time,
stirring until mixture will hold together
dough lightly Toured board
Line 9nch pie with the pastry Crush Corn Flakes into
crumbs remaining ingredients we'll
unbaed pastry she'll Bake in hot (25' F. AS
minutes Yield: one 9-inch pie (ANS)
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
FIRST UNION
Mrs. Emma Harris

The BTU of First Union was
re-organized last Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Kelly, president
Miss Emalene Haynie was ap-
pointed as queen of the Ouachl-
to district meeting of section 4
A sermon was delivered by the
pastor in honor of National HID
week Rev. Harris delivered
the o'clock message at st. Paul
AME church. Rev. T M, Stith,
pastor. Rev. Harris was accompa-
MED by four of his members of
First Union q. The HID club of
VIM center, cleaned the church
and campus Wednesday . Pete
Kelly, daughter and son were the
guests of Mrs. jamie Harris, Fri
day =. W. M. Harris was guest
of the reporter Thursday after
noon =. Mrs. Bessie Lee Sock
well attended the district meeting
at Macedonia E. B. Sock
well and Alfred Curry are in
the Ouachita county hospital, AL
SO on the sick list are Mrs. A. B.
Bragg. Octavia Kelly and j. H.
Harris The students of Qua
chita county school presented a
play last Tuesday mite
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Palestine
Mrs. Bertha Smith

The mass meeting of Forest
City district of the CINE church
convened at Miles Chapel CINE
church at Mariana, recently.
Rev. Shas H. Smith. presiding
elder, and all pastors in the dis
trict were present. Rev. Houston
of Shiloh, led the district on all
claims reported There will
be a fellowship meeting and sing
ing contest, May 29th All church,
eS, ministers and singers are in
vited. Dinner will be served free
Last Sunday, Rev. and sister
E. w Smith had as dinner guest,
Rev. Houston and Jake Richard
son of Augusta il. Rev. Houston
visited Willie johnson and fam
lily last week at ellis Fun
eral services for Brother Free
mans sister was held at Provi-
dence NIB church, May 4th :.
Brother E, Webb who has been
on the sick list is now able to
be up again. Brother Love re-
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

Sunday Those attending the
district conference last Tuesday
from here were, Earnest Walter,
Frank Washington, Mrs, L. b.
Rawling. Mrs. Lula Robertson and
Mrs. S. A. Ross Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Washington were visitors
in the community last Friday mite
Johnnie Washington left for
the hospital last Friday Mrs
Dave Tramble was a visitor OF
Mrs. Nellie Stoyall Wednesday =
Mr.. and Mrs. Tramble also MI
and Mrs. Lewis, jr., Purlfoy LETT
for California Sunday Mrs
Dora Armstrong, who has been
in the hospital, is able to be at
home again. Mrs. Odessa Toney
is also better at this writing
Mrs. Euniee M. Blake is still
with Mrs, Toney Miss Vera
Mae and Lloyd Jefferson, John
E. Williams, Joe Lewis Christie
pher and others, attended service
at the Church of God in Christ
at Cross Road, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rawling at
tended the district meeting last
Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

In Pine Bluff, visiting her moth
er and brother from California
+. l., Mitchell of Little Rock
and Miss Opaltra Mitchell Of Pc
ora, Ill, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Nit
ehell and family Gus Davis
Stegall. who is under medical at
tention in the hospital in Mem
phis. is home for a while with
his wife. Mrs. Jewel Stegall
c. S. Smith, principal of W. D.
Daniels hi school, Crossett, spent
the weekend here visiting friends
The churches of the city OBJ
served Mothers day, by present
ing programs and giving teas
Children in the baby contest at
FIRST Baptist church, were, Min
ME Carol Henderson. Fay Kirk,
Brenda F, Floyd and Toney E,
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Newport
Mrs. J. A. Smith
WYNNE DISTRICT MISSIONARY
MASS MEETING

WHINE DISIhlCl MISSlONAkA
MASS MEETING
The ministers. laymen and mis-
ionary women of the Wynne dis
trict. Arkansas conference, met
at Moores chapel CINE church,
Colts, recently. with Rev. c. H.
Smith. presiding elder, Rev. l.. L.
Frazier host pastor Devotion
services were conducted by Rev
W M Lucas, communion sermon
by Rev. l.. h. Collins. pastor of
st Mary's church, Wynne :.
MRS. Pearl Crow. district presi-
dent, delivered her address to
packed house A lovely can
die light service was conducted
by the missionary ladies after
which a welcome program was
presented by the local church.
Rev. u. Loswood of the Forrest
City district, preached sermon :.
Mrs. Willie b. Collier Forrest
~ district president, "'"s pres.
t and served on the L. Mrs.
ny Walker. district laplain
ng and prayed L. l..
azier was rewarded being
ne first minister :. ..uan the
slate for budget Visiting
ministers were Rev A. lockwood,
Rev. J. A. Houston and Rev. E.
II. Mitchell of the Forrest City
district. and Rev, Flowers of
Pine Bluff Rev, Flowers preach
ed sermon for the meeting
Attending the board meeting at
Augusta. were Rev. II. G. Martin,
Rev. r. Fitzhugh, Mrs, d. B. DAN
iels, Mrs, Bernice Croal and F.
Davis Mrs. Georgia Walker
was elected president Of the
Wynne district women's work of
the CINE church at Colts last
week Mrs. Perry of st.
Louis, mother of Mrs. Brown is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown
and Mrs. Agnes Wilson p.
w. Black, ST., is still in the New
port hospital Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hughes won the lamp
given away by the senior class
of Newport hi school last Mon
day mite at the and staging of
The Monkeys Uncle" Rob-
ert Williams of Chicago, is Wis
iting his mother and brothers.
James and Roscoe Mrs. Jim
my Irving is spending few days
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

Walker. First place winner was
Toney Walker and End place was
Fay Kirk All of the children
We're given consolation prizes.
Amount raised $40 Mrs. No.
rene Smith and granddaughter,
Virginia Johnson of Chicago, are
visiting Mrs. Effie Berry and
Mrs. Helen Williams and family
The annual sermon for the
Newport high school, will be de-
livered May 18th at First Baptist
church, by Rev. T. w. Barnes.
The Newport hi school will ex-
hibit work by the students May
10th. A fashion show will be
given that mite.
Have you entered your baby's
toto in the Healthy Baby Contest
yet. This Is the last chance to
vim one of the 20 cash prizes
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Good Hope
Mrs. Bessie Lee SOckwelI

The district conference of the
Camden district was held at Mac
edonia AME church, Cullendale,
May 5 6, Rev. d. A. Johnson.
host pastor with Rev w. H.
Hunter, presiding elder of the
Camden district, were in charge.
Helping to make the conference
a success were, Rev. A. Redden:
DR.. d. l., Blair; DR., w. II. Hunt
er, Reverend j, l.. Criswell,
Reverend r, l.. Lilly, Rev.
Scott, Rev A. l., Harris. Money
raised, $80.28 Bishop w, R.
Wilkes and son, Rev. w. r.
Wilkes, jr., gave some inspiring
remarks, DIR, c. B. Rainey of Ell
Dorado, Carts Harris, Camden
and Powell Green, Cullendale,
were elected delegates to the gen.
eral conference in Washington, D.
c. Mrs B, L. Sockwell attended
the conference at Cullendale
f. B, Sockwell and Alfread Cur
~ were rushed to the Ouachita
county hospital Friday, Both are
of Chichester. Louis Gulley was
rushed to the Ouachita hospital
Saturday evening He is also from
Chichester. Mr.. Curry is reported
not doing we'll at this writing.
Have you entered your baby in
the Healthy Baby Contest =
See story page one and ad page
five, and mail your baby's toto
in.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
SparkrI1an
Mrs. N. j. Num-

Mrs. N. J. Mum
The Sparkman trainiD. :.
rIA held its annual banous s'aa
Gently. 1t was well atton4 us' b
a delicious menu of fried - y
en- glazed carrots, rolls. c,s s,.'
peas cake and ice cream , Nc
Joyed by all FRIDAY ri"s as :
olh grade presented IF ".
Queen and the 5th grad. '''
sented the Fall Of u, W
pumpty Baccalaureate y.
ice for the 10 members =, w. :
senior class will be conduc,., '
the hi school gym by Rev ! J
Hughes, pastor of the Fire, : ..
tlst church at 3 p, m. Suns,s "
Professor Mott Mosely, prjD.i, :.
of the Washington hi school T ~
arkana, will be the Drir,. w.
speaker at the commenceman, ' -
erelses May 10, Oracle n,h.,
is Vaiedictorian of the class n,
Margaret Williams is saluta,,., -
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Olive St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

ulysses Shepherd
Mrs, Cora Miles and t,na
spent a few days with Mr.. an
Mrs. S. S, Shepherd recently
Mr.. and Mrs, Willie Wright il,
visited the Shepherds , On 4,
sick list are Daniel Stewart A.
bert Bearden and Mrs. Carriec,.
houn Mrs, Ulysses Beann
was a weekend guest Of h
Shepherds recently Mrs Ma.
gle Shepherd is a little i'll at n
writing Perry Williams i h
the sick list, He is a member 4
Mt. Zion AME church . . nj
Russ is also on the sick List i
Funeral Of Mrs. Minnie Adm
was held. Survivors are her ty
band, James Barron and childrs
A rally was given at Shsa
Grove AME church May l. VI
Zion AME church and Wheee-I
Chapel MBC were among the vi
iting churches. Rev. c. T. Thoma
Mt, Zion, brought the eyenIis
message and the money raia
was S3l,l0 Albert Beariz
has been sick but is better !
this writing Bobby PreWe.
is still in the VA hospital in LII
tie Rock Sylvester Bosua
is in a Little Rock hospital
Thought for the Week. Lots n
men who make the most noise 4
the world are really in the blah|
cartridge class.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Page Six

district conference rally Sunday.
The following churches were pres
ent, Mt Olive. Fordyee, Holly
Grove Baptist, Bearden; Church
of God in Christ, Holly Springs;
and Oak Grove Baptist of this
community, Visiting ministers.
were Rev, Joseph Atkins of Cam
den; Rev E. L. Goodwin, Bonke;
Rev. A. ], Mullen. Rev r. B.
Williams and Rev. Earnest Wallace
of Bearden, Money raised, $3.50
Mrs Easter B. Juniel made
business trip to Fordyce last
Wednesday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lois Holman, Plaintiff
VS.. No l02308
Howard A. Holman, Defendant
The defendant, Howard A. Hol-
man. is warned TO appear in this
ocurt within thirty days and an
swer the complaint c : plain
fff, Lois Holman.
Dated: April 20. 1855
Oiles & Freeman
Solicitors for Pla-
ieorge w, Shepherd
Attorney ad Lite.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
4:29;56-l3-20 At
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Leo Butler, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l0l356
Norma Jean Butler, Defendant
The defendant, Norma Jean But
Ter, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Leo Butler
Dated: April 10, 1855
T'had ID. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
4.22-2p.5:6- 10 At
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
EAGLE MILL
Mrs. Powell

The National All club week
was observed last Tuesday by the
members OF the All club. A very
nice program was rendered. Many
members were present. Rev. B.
W, Williams. delivered tn e
message. Mrs. Louise Powell was
mistress of ceremony st,
John Singing choir was present
at Shady Grove Baptist church,
where it took part in a singing
union, which was a big success
Mrs. Mary Wallace and son,
j, T., were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Powell Sunday .
The Home Improvement club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Louise Powell Rev. w. l..
Grove took in a member E. D..
Story by letter. Mr. Story is a
native of Bearden Mr.. and
Mrs, Eddie B. Commandy are
very happy to announce the ar
rival Of their son, who was born
April rs. Son and mother are
fine.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

mains on the sick list
sure sur TO-. to see =. Mrs. Berth. s.. .
Tor your State Press 40 sat
your news with her Da e'n
t %,ll ps be a bus leaving Aa ia'o
for Palestine May 10Th =, Hag0a
for the meeting. " q
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
EagIeIette
Mrs. Susie Castor

Mrs. Grover c. Gibson returned
home Monday from the hospital
in Little Rock. She is resting
fine at this writing Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Primm of Smackover
visited her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Gibson and family last Friday :.
Rev. Willie Juniel, pastor of
Mt. Era AME church, held his
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

BUSINESS LEAGUE IN CINCINNATI SESSioN-Members
of the board of directors, National Negro Business league
and representatives of the National Housewives league
annual session recently the Manse hotel in Cincinnati
Ohio Seated left to right, Mrs. NJ NJ Andrews Cncin-
matt Housewives league Marcus Rambo president Negro
Business and Professional league of Greater Cincinnati;
NNBl board chairman DR.. T. r. M. Howard Mound BAYOU
Miss; Horace Sudduth NNBI president Cincinnati Roscoe
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
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Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13
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Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

caV board secretary, Houston Texas George Berry,
board vice chairman Columbus Ohio, and Mrs Bell,
National Housewives league Louisville KY Standing left
right are Archie Morgan Atlantic City, Jesse O. Thomas
Auahta Eugene r Lacey Covington, KY, Dr. William L.
Crump Nashville, Tenn. DR.. Winfred Bryson IT. Bati-
more William v Harper, Nashville Tenn Moss H. Hendrix
and Rufus G. Byars Washington, d. c.. and Samuel c Glib
bons, Detroit
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-13

that are going to 20 Arkansas
babies. LIST prize $500 Nothing
to buy, nothing TO sell, no money
to raise see ad on page five.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18

ed the plug for a turkey hen, then
traded the turkey for a rooster
which was soon traded for a
banty hen and said he soon had
nothing left. His plan does seem
to be a good one for a man to
leave this world with nothing at
all to worry about.
The peach crop has been a good
one and good prices have been
realized by the different growers.
The business of raising peaches
is expanding and may eventually
be back to the former high plane
of having a big peach orchard to
bring in a lot of extra dollars.
The return of the peach may
bring back the cannery and the
dryer and that would give a lot
of people profitable work for
weeks each year.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18
were awarded to the youngest and
oldest members.
CheswOld

The Rev. c. H. Squires has been
given a two weeks vacation and
he has arranged for the following
speakers to take charge of the
eleven o'clock worship services:
August 81, the Rev. L. B. Nor
gan, Middletown; August 2S: the
Rev. C. H. Atkins, Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Know of
Palmyra, N. j., Mr.. George Mas
ten, and Joe Masten of near Leip-
sic were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge Masten last We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Creadick
and sons of Little Neck, N. Y,
have been spending the past week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Creadick, and sister, Miss
May Creadick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Masten
were visitors at Rehoboth Sun
day. Mr.. Masten attended meet
ing of the Veterans of World War
I, held in the Episcopal Church
at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowan re-
Gently spent several days with re-
latives and friends at Elmira, N.
Y. On Monday night they enter
tanned a number of the CheswoId
Sunday School and friends with
a corn roast" at their home near
town. Everyone enjoyed the de-
licious outdoor picnic corn roast,
hot dogs, and all the rest of good
les and the social get-together.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Lafferty
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Lafferty and
daughter of Camden, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer T. Hopkins and
daughter of Beltsville, Md, who
are vacationing at Dewey Beach.
They also visited Mrs. Jack Laf-
ferty and children, and her moth
er, Mrs. B. B. Ewing, at Reho-
both.
Miss Dorothy Deim of Miami
Beach, Florida, is visiting her sis
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bamberger, Sr.
Mrs. Creadick Powell and sons
of Wilmington have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Powell
and Mrs. Edward Daley and son,
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rash and
son, Donald, spent last Wednes-
day in Philadelphia and enjoyed
the zoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Sapp
were Sunday callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp
of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N, Emory and
his mother, Mrs. Ida Emory,
have returned from Covington,
Kentucky, where they were guests
of their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Emory, Jr. and daugh-
ters.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18
Townsend

It's tough to stick to a light
diet. 1t takes about a ton of will
power to take off ten pounds of
excess weight.
Study the Bible to be wise; be-
lieve in it to be safe; practice it
to be holy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. CHM,
Sr. and daughter Sandra, of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend with
his mother and father, Mr.. and
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18
Mrs. Albert E CHM.

Mrs. Albert E. CHM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hurd of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Wilson; also his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hurd of Clay
ton.
One generation pays the last
generations debts by issuing
bonds for the next generation to
pay.
A local man traded a good
horse for an old plug, then trad
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18
KentOn

Kenton Church News-the Rev.
Frank Lucia, pastor, announces
services for Sunday: sermon,
11:15; Sunday School, 1915. Mr..
Francis Downs is superintendent.
Barbara and Nancy Van Pelt,
Peggy Palmer, Elaine Stauffer,
Helen Shaekleton, Eddie Jewell,
Billy Mccall and Ralph Steward,
all members of the recent Bible
School were received into the
church on Sunday morning on
probation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hughes, Sr.,
Miss Mary Lou Hughes, and
grandchildren, Peggy Hughes and
Kris Conley, attended the Hughes
reunion held at Manship Church
on Sunday. The attendance was
over 100. They also called on
Mrs. Dill at the home of her
nephew, Lawrence Dill, and found
her condition very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Attix, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennard Wooleyhan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Attix and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Seemans spent Sunday at
COLCHESTER.
Mrs. Virginia Hebb and family
of Baltimore were recent visitors
with Mrs. George Woodall.
Mr.. Howard Clifton was a vis-
itor on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Gaby and Mrs. Clifton of
Seaford.
Sgt. Ralph Jones, Mrs. Jones,
son Ralph, Jr., and Joan Williams
of Lawton, Oklahoma, are spend
ing a vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Walker, of
Camden, Del.
A-3c Norman Alexander, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Alexander, is
spending a ten-day furlough with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Urian were
visitors in Kenton ON Monday.
Mr.. Richard Hughes and son,
Billy, visited MT. and Mrs. Ed
Hughes, Sr. on Monday. He re-
ports the twins are doing fine.
The names chosen are David Ed
ward and Daniel Earl.
Mr.. Marvin Clough enjoyed a
trip to Boston, Mass. last week
while on his vacation.
Kenton Grange is sponsoring
an old-fashioned picnic supper for
members and their families on
Thursday, August 18, to be held
in Harold Stauffer's yard at 700
o'clock.
There will be a benefit donkey
baseball game at Kenton School
or Wednesday evening, August II
aT $50 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodenheiser
and family of Wilmington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Faulkner on
Sunday.
The Hutchens, Hardesty, Smith
reunion was held at Marydel
Community Hall on Sunday. The
attendance was over 100 Prizes
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18

It,s cookou, time anu Dad to take over the
cooking duties over fireplace the charcoal burner Here's
recipe that will him to relieve Nom OF dessert
s welaaming peaches or as in of the most
famous New Orleans restaurants, Peach Fusee
The simple recipe requires minimum OF ingredients sna
effort hut makes For each serving the fol-
lowing needed
teasnoons Of brown sugar canned peach halves.
Cinnamon tablespoons of Old Crow Bourbon
. Marascbino cherries u slice of bar butter
Arrange peach side in shallow cake TIN or
glass baking cener with brown sugar cover sugar win
butter and sprinkle literally with cinnamon Place dish In ooe
for five from fame Place them In heatproo
chang dh cherry each peach Warm Old Crow In saucepan
briefly over fame the peaches and set aame
YOU serve alcohol Of fumes of and all the famy VIII
be thrilled the dessert flames.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-18

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