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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

This picture requires double
take" At first glance one sees
Lynn Gottron (seated) a Senior A
at Shaw High School showing her
mother, Mrs. Richard Gottron
the program for Open House. Jack
McIvor, a 12B (extreme left is
showing a similar program to his
father, Mr.. Jack Mclvor.
But take a second glance. Mrs.
Gottron and daughter represent
two generations of Shaw stu
dents. Mr.. M 'vor and son are
new Shaw people.
Yet these parents hope to find
the same things at Shaw Open
House, Thursday, October 9th.
The Gottrons will renew teacher
associations, get the thrill of again
spending a few hours at Shaw.
The McIvors will want to get the
feel of the school, take ek into
class rooms, and library, cafeteria,
pool, the gym and the Cardinals
Nest. From it all both will realize
again that the problems Of teach
ers and parents are mutual.
1t might even be that at some
point in the evening Tin Study
hall, perhaps) the time will pass
slowly and they will remember
the quick response when the bell
rings to release them.
At the end of the session, their
own tired feet may give them an
explanation of those shoes tn =;
drop off just inside the door at
home at $3.50 p. m. everyday.
Whatever their reason for being
at Open House, all parents are
sure to find a welcome from the
school, from the teachers, and
from the PTA.
Lynn Gottron is trsditionally
Shaw. Since she was little girl
she has heard six uncles and an
aunt, as we'll as her mother stalk"
Shaw. At the family school she
has won National Honor Society
recognition, and in addition to
her college prep course, is busy
with Pep Club, Friendship Club
and Dramatics, just few of the
extra activities offered by the
school.
Jack, who came from Fern
Creek. a suburb of Louisville, KY,
is interested in athletics. He plays
on the football team. He is using
swimming skills as an instructor
for the YMCA classes at Shaw
pool. He had an unusual experience
the day after he received his Red
Cross Life Saving certificate at
Lighthouse Pool, Fern Creek. He
rescued a sailor.
Mr.. McIvor has been transferred
from Louisville, KY, to Cleveland
by the Internal Revenue Depart
ment with which he long been
associated. Mrs. McIvor and Ann,
3. complete the family which is
residing at 1911 Allendale ave.
Jack is looking forward to a career
in medicine.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Local Faculty On
NEOTA Representatives

Elected by ballot to represent
the East Cleveland School System
at the Representative Assembly
Of North Eastern Teachers Asso-
citation, Friday, 2:30 p. m, Hotel
Cleveland, are these delegates:
Sarah Wynkoop, principal at May
fair School; John Jirus,, teacher
at Superior School, and DR.. L. l..
Myers, principal of Kirk Jr. High
School.
This is the official business ses-
sion of the day. Agenda includes
reports on problems and pro-
gress of local and state concerns,
the proposed budget and election
results. DR.. Myers will give the
report of committee on profession
al problems.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Entry Blank
Ready For
Talent Show

Mr.. Kenneth Vermillion, talent
chairman for the sixth annual
Kiwanis Talent Show, today issued
the first official entry blanks for
participating in the highly enter
tanning show which will be featured
on November 18th at Kirk audi
torium. Mr.. Vermillion indicated
that eligibility rules are similar to
those of previous years and that
he anticipates the usual large turn
out of entries for tryout.
Eligible for addition are all boys
and girls under 10 years old, who
reside in the East Cleveland school
district.
Since no additions have yet been
held all spots in the show are still
open. This means that any act such
as instrumentalist, vocalist, dancer,
or magician will receive consider
alton. Also welcomed will be any
type of skit, and novelty acts.
Mr.. Vermillion also announced
that the addition dates have been
established and additions will be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
City Employees
Favor Federated
Plan For Giving

Plans of city employees to es-
tablish Federated Plan for shar-
ing in the various fund appeals
that come along each year, was
given the nod informally by the
City Commission Tuesday evening.
G. T. Apthorp, finance director,
presented the proposal which, he
said, is favored by department
heads. Under the plan similar to
that used in industry, payroll de-
ductions would be credited to en-
ployees who may designate distri-
button of their individual contri-
button.
Organization plans are in the
making. The informal approval
was requested to permit the plan
to go into immediate effect, to
meet the Community Chest appeal
now underway.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Presenting The
Municipal Candidates

D-What do you feel is i'm
portant in planning for the
future of East Cleveland?
E-How do you feel our City
Planning Commission could
work more effectively.
Since Questions D and E are
pertinent to candidates for City
Commission, the answers to them
will be quoted from these candi-
dates only.
There is no contest among the
school board candidates, incum-
bents all who seek reelection. They
are Karl Brown, owner-operator of
Karl Browns Colonial Inn; Cecil
S. Stonebraker, druggist, now
board president; and Richard Cot
page Two, Please)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
M4t1 beihg

TONIGHT, Shaw Field: Kirk
Pigskin Parade. Grade prelims at
6:15. Kirk-St. Joe kickoff at
1880 p. m.
BOOK REVIEW, Windermere
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 25th. TO be reviewed: "Sun-
days Children" by James Knox.
BLOOD DONOR DAY, Shaw
High School, Wednesday, October
Goth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

Because Of a State employees
pension law enacted by the Ohio
Legislative last session, all public
employees retiring since last July
1st, will receive higher retire
ment pensions. This requirement
will cost the East Cleveland Board
of Education at least $4,000 a year
for the next ten years, and the
figure may be higher by the end
of that time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Candidates Meeting
At Mayfair School

The Third Ward Democrats are
announcing a Candidates Meeting
to be held Wednesday, October
26th in the auditorium at Mayfair
School. The public is invited to
come and hear the candidates
speak and to ask questions,i f they
desire to do so. The hour is 8 pm.
The school house is located at
1915 Mayfair ave., not for from
Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Gets Fence Permit

Permission has been granted
Henry j. Sedivec, owner of the
premises at 1422-27 Ardenall ave.,
to construct a fence along the
sidewalk and property line, to pro-
tect a newly planted lawn until it
has matured. The fence, two feet
high, will be constructed of two
inch pipe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
PAPER SALE AT CALEDONIA

Bring your paper, tied in neat
bundles, to the Caledonia play
ground, Tuesday morning, October
25th before 10 o'clock.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
HERE AND THERE:

Mrs l. K Smith is spending few weeks in Mineral Wells
le%a visiting her niece Mrs Pearl Schultz who is ill Mrs
smith the wife of T. r. Smith Tyler Barber college Mr.
smith spent the weekend in Texas.
Forrest Julius Conway Mrs Forrest Louise Con-
way and Sam j. Conway spent the weekend in Memphis He
was tae escort Of Miss Vivian Kaye Baker to the Valentine
aahee at the school of St Augusta Memphis Miss Baker
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs +. o. Baker So Parkway
West the granddaughter of Mrs Hattie King niece of Mes
Games B. X Underwood G. A. Gray L. L. Hayman and John
l. King all of this city.
ST. has been discharged from the Air Force attending
dunbar junior college He plans to enter Temple university
Philadelphia in the fall.
Johnny Harris 4011 Confederate blvd home after sery
ing two years with the US Army He son of Mr. and
Mrs Johnny Harris and brother Katie formerly of this
city, residing in Washington.
Clayton Phillips, Mr. and Mrs Lee Phillips and children
He Singleton Alameda California left this week
after attending the funeral father Henry Phiins
Sunday at Sharon Baptist church, Alexander
Enjoying the weekend here DR. S G.. Chandler Mus
Royce Oklahoma Louis O. Swinger editor of the iris
Defender Memphis They accompanied Frank l. Stanley who
spoke at Wesley Methodist church Sunday
It's girl for Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Simpson CYNTHIA Ann
born January 30 Mrs Simpson the former Jane Alice Hons
ton
First Lieutenant Ima Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Dewey Coleman 3241 Summit leaves the city Sunday for San
Francisco where she will be transferred to Camp Pendeton
Oeeanstde California She has been member of the US Ma
rtne service for year.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

teachers weekly meeting was
held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
EWell, last Wednesday mite il.
Sunday school at Bethel AME
church was conducted by Ode
Brown =, Mrs Ida COPELAND Of
Brinkley spent the mite with her
sister Mrs, James Matthias =.
Ode Brown was in Little Rock,
Tuesday on business Mrs.
EInora Jones spent several days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Sam RoI-
land -. Mrs. Ethel Desnuke. well
known citizen. died recently She
was Mrs Willie M. Thomas aunt
80, The HID club elected officers
recently They are president. Ms
Minnie Chase. secretary Ida NJ,
Matthias treasurer, Mrs. BernIce
Eoouce, chaplain. Mrs PearIe
Matthias BYPU was conduct
ed by Mrs. Ella NJ. Brown with
q atce attendance Tine eeme-
terry cleaning association viii b.
gia its work soon Miss Hat
tie B, Slater visited her mother
lsat weekend in Mississippi -.
Sunday was the regular service
day at Fellowship Bapt. church,
and Rev. R. W. Rodges. pastor,
delivered the sermon for the
morning service, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie MeCIinton of Rixie. Ma
polean Brown Of North Little
Rock We're the guests who wor-
shipped with us. In the afternoon,
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
Texarkana


Mrs. A. b. Lunon
st. James Sunday school opened
aft 0;3O with James P. Larl<in,
supt presiding. Class No. / was
taught by Borbara Ann Scott; No.
p Cleophis Martin; No. 8, Joyce
Isbell and No. 4, Homer Mcqueen
. o.. The ACE league sponsored
pre-Valentine social recently at
the parsonage. Lively games and
tglevision furnished amusement.
A tasty menu was served and en-
ioyed by all The first Sum
day service was well attended,
The sermon was delivered by the
pastor Subject was, Lord Is It
r." Communion was administered
. The junior choir furnished
the music Sunday, this was the
choirs first appearance. Evange-
list Lunon was the speaker
st. Paul Methodist church. 10th
and Wood streets, observed Race
Relation Sunday at 8 p. m. Bishop
Alexander p Shaw, resident bish-
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Mrs B. Handy Reporter, Phone FIR 49ts7 or FIR 4.asa5


Mrs Euniee Reed and children, accompanied by her
Mrs. Helen Quick and children Monroe
isiana visit their mother the weekend
Members of Mt. Olive Baptist church honored their pas
tor Rev n. X Curry, with surprise birthday party
urday his home 1901 South Elm The group arrived
the home of Rev Curry by motocade which left the
church in unit refreshing repas enjoyed by the
pastor and his guests which numbered thrty-seven
guests Mrs Rosa Hatchett Kensett and Mrs
Estela Smpkns, The pastor the recipient many USE
full gifts Mrs Curry is ill. Mrs. Lena Walton reporter
Mr. and Mrs, Biree NJ Mitchell proud parents of
baby boy Brtee, r, born Friday The maternal grandpar-
and Mrs Finley paterna grandfather is Archie
Mitchell,
There will be tea Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs
j. A Thompson 1913 East Eighth sponsored
First Baptist church club. The hours D. m Mrs
Fannie Davis president; j. A. Thompson president; DR.
W. S. Jackson, pastor of the church.
birthday dinner given in the honor of Mrs Annie
Love by her daughter Miss Mary GhoSon Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Stewart Mrs B. James Mrs
NJ Nicely and Mrs o. A. Scott Mrs MANY lovely
gifts and the evening was enjoyed by all present
The 6l grade of Jones elementary school, with Mrs Ear
lee M Taylor SPONSOR had very interesting program Fri
day afternoon The title of the program was Search for
Talent patterned from the eevon show of the same name
Robert Harrison acted of ceremonies ably carry
ing out the CocaCoa commercial Bowers served as
his competent assistant Much talent exhibited The
program thoroughly enjoyed Plans now in the max
ing for another program in the early Parents will be
invited to the next program to the audience
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
BIytheviIIe


Mrs. lone Phillips Banks, third
grade teacher at Elm St. school,
was called to Chicago to attend
the funeral Of her cousin, Bonnie
Septum Turner, who died Jan
uary 81 He left to mourn his
passing, wife, Mrs. Amelia
Turner four aunts, Mrs. Nicey E.
Moutry, Mrs. Clara Brown, Pine
Bluff. Mrs, Alice Jackson, Mrs.
Missouri Brown Of Milwaukee and
a host Of cousins and friends. The
deceased was a graduate of Ar
kansas Baptist college, later NOV
ed to Chicago and was employed
with the New York Central r. r.
company for 20 years. He was a
member Of the Congressional
church. After the funeral. Mrs
Banks spent the weekend with
her relatives in Milwaukee -. Il.
Mrs Muffrey was hostess to Cir
Gle No Special guest was Mrs
j. A Currie. Mrs. J D Currie
will entertain the club at its
next meeting. Tho president urg-
geo alf members to be present. The
'rama G7r the strdy viii be
Stewardship" Mrs Roberts pres
ident.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
Nashville

Mrs. Maudell Williams, pasa-
dena, California. IS visiting rela-
tives in the city Mrs Roxie
Scoggins visited friends in Tex
arkana, during the weekend
Mrs. Ellen Wesson entertained the
members of Beauhcians club,
chapter 16. at her home Wednes-
day mite The following members
were present Mesdames Laura
Turney, Louella Coulter Nash
vile, Elnora Draper. Mineral
Springs, Miss Zefflerene Wesson,
Toilette Mesdames Essie b. Brant-
ley, Lucy Kelly, Leona Nelson and
l. Hicks, Hope After the business
of the meeting, interesting games
and quizes were presented. Mrs
Louella Coulter was the winner
Of the competitive game A two
course dinner was served at the
close of the meeting r. T..
Patterson, superintendent Of Chill
dress hi school has been confin-
ed in bed because OF the Flu"
The Rev. G. 4 Bedford
and members Of New Light, wor-
shipped at the Methodist CHURCH
in Murfreesboro, Sunday after
noon Mrs l., o. Crofton wis the
guest speaker for the occasion
FINS Howell is in the Veterans
hospital, Little Rock His many
friends are wishing him a speedy
recovery .. Mrs. l. c Keys Of
Little Rock. visited friends in the
city Sunday and Monday
Mrs Anna Wesson Of IT Smith.
visited relatives in the city, oyer
the weekend .. Rev A. Nor
ris, presiding elder of the Wash
ington district, held his second
quarterly conference at New Light
CINE church last Sunday and
Monday, The conference was sue
cessful both spiritually and finan-
cially Mrs. Dora Howell, who
is staying in Little Rock, while
her husband, Fins. is taking
treatment at the VA hospital. was
at home over the weekend
Please send all news 10 james T..
Crofton, your STATE PRESS boy.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

Louise Campbell


Junior Bell of US navy was
discharged after serving three
years T. o, Grundy has re-
turned from the hospital
Mrs Eddie Burns is back to stay
after spending several months
with her daughter in Detroit
Alvin Stringer Omaha, is here
for few days visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Virginia Stringer
James HURON was a visitor in
the city last week Clark co
tournament was held at Gurdon
hi school Saturday Earnest
Harris of the Us marines. is
here for a few days with relatives
w. Nj Armstrong was out
Of the city last week Mrs
Mamie chatham and Miss Vir-
ainia McKinny were in Little
Rock visiting, Charlie chatham
and others Mr. Chatham is a pa
tient in the MOP hospital
Mrs Judia Bell Of Little Rock
spent the week, visiting her
mother, Mrs, Caroline Simmons
James Campbell and Mrs
Ellen Campbell were called to
Memphis to the bedside Of Ellis
Campbell who was reported very
i'll Benjamin Rogers spent
a few days here visiting his "a
Their Rev p. Fl Rogers.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
Des Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

The Sunday school at Fellow
ship NIB church was attended
nicely. Glass No. 2 was awarded
both banners WINS met at
the home Of President Pearlie Ma
thas Rev. r. A. Cooney
preached an interesting sermon
Sunday evening Rev. and
Mrs, R A. Cooney accompanied
by Mrs Elnora Jones. attended
the community singing at Devalls
Bluff Mr.. and Mrs Ludie
Ewell and Mrs Marian Hill were
dinner guests Of Nj and Mrs
Sam ROLAND. Sunday S. S.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

quite a few motered to Hazen to
attend the funeral of Mrs, Ethel
Desnuke The BTU rendered
a program Rev. and Mrs r
W. Rodges, Mr. and Mrs, Archie
McClinton Napoleon Brown were
served dinner at the cafeteria by
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Matthias, Mr.,
and Mrs, Luster Holloway, Muir
el Williams motored To Searey
to attend the funeral Of ", NJ,
Arnold Sunday school was
conducted LN The assistant SUP
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

erintendent Van W. Wright with
nice attendance. Glass No. /
won the attendance banner, Of
tering to class No, 2 Mrs.
Clara Donelson has returned to
the bedside of her uncle, Thom-
as Johnson, who is not doing SO
well . Eleston Johnson motored
to Little Rock Wednesday, and
Mrs. Effie Brown of Little Rock
to visit her sister Mrs. Donnie
johnson Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Loving have purchased a new
car.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

Joe Meeks, passed recently hi
the home Of his son, Phillip
Meeks, Ell Dorado Funeral serv-.
ices were held last Sunday Out
of-town relatives attending the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Meeks, St Louis He is the
grandson of Joe Meeks Joe
Malone Three Creeks, is visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs Corine
Malone Mrs Mildred Griffin,
Louisiana, was guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs 3 IA Griffin,
recently.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
FtDrdyCe,

Shirley Jean Thrower
Mrs. Marie Scott Mullins and
son. William Scott Mullins. are
here from Chicago, visiting in the
home Of Their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E E Scott =, John Locke,
one Of the old citizens of this
city. passed February 4. Funeral
was held at First Baptist church.
Mr.. Locke leaves to mourn a
loving wife two daughters, two
sons, eleven grandchildren. four
teen great grandchildren, a host
of relatives and friends The
Dallas county had its basketball
tournament here The schools par
tlcipating were Carthage, Spark
man and Fordyce. The Yellow
Jackets senior and junior boys
We're successful in winning first
place, The lineup for the senior
boys We're George Rodgers. cap
tain; Louie Martin, co-captain;
Casey Ross, Hubert Morris, B, J.
and Johnny Andrews.
Louie Martin was on the reserv-
cd. The junior boys lineup We're
Hurley Collins. captain Thgrshel
Collins co-captain; Jimmie Will
son Raymond Parson and Marcus
ThroWer. Sparkman girls won the
first place among girls . Rev,
NJ w Russ is sttll on the sick
list.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
DeTnl0ff

The Home Demonstration club
met at the home OF Mrs. Nj L.
Scott Final plans We're eomplet-
ed for the All annual banquet
A &c Erwin Hodges, ir. Of the
USAF hospital, NellIs Air Force
Base. Las Vegas. Nevada. is pre
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Davenport He also visited
his sister and brother Henry L.
Hodges, State Prest salesboy :.
Little E. C. McClendon, II Of De-
troit is here visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and W. w M. Hr-
mon,
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
wiIrIlot

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubbard
celebrated their forty-fifth wed,
ding anniversary last Thursday
Mrs. Anna jackson Little Rock
and her daughter Mrs. John
Vanzandt, Marianne and Mrs. Lii.
lie Click, Kansas City. wers tho
guests al the John Wesley AME
Zion church. Rev K l.. Poatell,
pastor The southcrnaifes
quartet will sing al the John
Wesley AME zion church sun
day mite This program is spon.
sored by the junior church.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
Olive 81. Pike
ULYSSES Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd
On the sick list are Mrs. Me
lenda Bearden, Mrs 0 Baston.
Sylvester Baston and Daniel
Stewart. We hope them a speedy
recovery Mrs. Maggie Shop-
herd, who has been suffering with
her back, is much improved al
this writing Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ellis home was destroy
ed by fire recently The Ellises
appreciate the help from their
colored and white friends also the
Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
White lost everything when their
home burned recently. Mr. White
was burned badly and is much
better at this writing Mr.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

and Mrs, Walter Linzy, spent the
weekend in Kansas City, with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Linzy
is the granddaughter of Mrs. Nan
cy Witherspoon - 1t was re-
ported that Mrs Polite Logan,
passed February 4 Service
was high at Mt Zion AME church
Sunday. Sunday school was con-
Quoted by the superintendent p.
H, Plumer. The lesson was taught
by Mrs. E. NJ Witherspoon and
L. S. Shepherd. Divine service by
the pastor, Rev. c. T. Thomas and
the message was given by Mrs.
Elder Lindsey of Kansas City.
Subject Assurance" Visitors
present were r. L. Nelson. Mes
danes Ida .Tapps. Mile Wither-
spoon, Traylor, Minner Wither-
spoon and Mr.. Traylor. Total
raised, $l5.l0 Thought for
the week: The best way to
break a habit is to drop it."
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
Box Supper Closes
Scout Celebration

The Quapaw area of the Boy
Scouts of America celebrated
Boy Scout week with programs,
demonstrations in scouting. win
dow displays from the various
troops. packs and explorer units
of North Little Rock and Little
Rock.
The weeks celebration closed
with a box supper held in the
Dunbar community center Friday
mite This affair was attended by
mere parents than any other oc-
casion in the past year. Among
the 100 or more boy scouts, there
were TT cub scouts present.
Troop rs from Shiloh Baptist
church was honored for having
the best window display Shiloh
Baptist church is located in No,
Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
With The Churches
7 PHILIPS EPISCOPAL

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL
10th and Gaines Streets
Rev. John Karsten, Priest
Sunday, II a ms Morning Pray
err and Sermon, IL noon. Church
school.
Wednesday, Ash Wed, 7 d mo
Holy Communion; 2:30 p, m,
Choir Rehearsal.
Thursday. Feast Of st Matthias,
Z a. m., Holy Communion.
Sunday, February q, as p. m,
Martha Washington Tea, home
Of Mrs. L. l.. Mcdowell. 2124
Cross street
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18

op of the Texas division of lie
New Orleans area was guest
speaker Washington high choral
club rendered two selectlo.s. I1ey.
w. M. Gibson, pastor The
Arkansas Beautieian's chapter RIO.
4, is off to good start for 1855
The first meeting was held Jam
uary 80 at the home of Mr.. Le-
Gardy, with the new officers Of.
ficiating. New Officers are, Ms.
f. B. Crawford, president. Mfr L.
Mcqueen, secretary Mrs Ruby D.
Mosley, treasurer aud Mrs. Lo-
raine Parker, reporter The off
GERS along with other members,
motored to Shreveport, La. 10 wit.
ness demonstration THE I'm
proved Satintree," ThH was given
by Madam Joyner representative
of Madam Walkers products
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
CLASSIFIED

NEED Three neat appearing sales
men Can earn far above
average. Apply Ills Is. Ma k
ham. between G and Ii.
DAY MUIR eERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages Of
2 Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day. Reason BID Price.
cal GLADYS THOMAS. 3a21
High St. Phi FIR 5=z2l4 -5.19 S.
Arkansas State press., 1955-02-18
{ Of { Lasi,es Out
Al Race Prejudice

NEW YORk-(CNs)-Any che
who condones OF practices racial
preiudices sins against Cod De.
elared the National Council OF
Churches in one Q! the strongest
church denunciatious ever made
against discrimination
The message as approved by he
Councils l25 member general
board and addressed to the over
IS million Christian, belonginp 20
its members declared that preja-
dice us not merely bad. unfor-
tunate, unrighteous Ii is en-"