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Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
CONTAMINATED YOUTH

PITTSBURGH --(P)- For years,
residents of the North Side section
of Pittsburgh drank water from a
park fountain. 1t was proudly label
led the Steel City's Fountain of
Youth. But it has been closed. The
state department of health found
the water is contaminated.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03

Milford's Ground Observation
Post is fifth in line of the Volunteer
Posts in Delaware. In order they
are: Wilmington, Newark, Har-
rington, Middletown, Milford, etc.
Out of approximately $500 people
i'm Milford, we have SO volunteers
for the GOO. We need 168 people
each week to enable us to operate
on 24-hour basis. SO often the
question arises-"Is the Ground
Observer Corps necessary" When
we can answer that one it will be
too late,
There were rs aircraft logged for
last week-36 calls made TO the
Filter Center.
We extend a welcome to the fol-
lowing volunteers. who joined us
last week: Gertrude Carter, Elaine
Coffin, Richard Kennedy, Louise
Love, Gladys and John Ireland,
Dorothy Wilson, Charlie Sigler.
An Air Defense Alert is schedul-
cd for Saturday, June 4th. EVERY
type aircraft must be called into
the Filter Center.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-03
RECOVERY INDEX

j OMAHA up Debbie Sue
Ganalley, 5, refused to take even
1oup or ice cream for three days
after having her tonsils removed
sbecause my throat hurts too
Auch."
{ The fourth day she called for po-
cato chips and popcorn.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

Al Rosen has started off the
baseball season living up TO his
advance billing as one of the main
threats of the Cleveland team. He
has been among the top group
smashing in the Cleveland runs.
With the season barely underway.
Rosen had already joined with
Kiner. Dolby and Wertz in putting
across 19 tallies.
Every once in while the name
Max Schmeling enters the news.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

The occasion is generally of inter-
est to Jewish sports fans, in view
of Something's known Nazi SYM
pathies.
Readers of this column will re-
call that Schmeling was over here
all set for a tour as a referee.
However. the tour was nipped in
its early stages because of pro-
tests. Many of the sports writer's.
who usually like TO keep their
noses out of politics" were in
dignant over bringing the former
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

Maxi paratrooper TO this country.
So Schmeling went back home.
But now comes another item
about the man who Hitler once
hoped would defeat Joe Louis and
prove the supremacy of the "mas-
ter race"
There's a report that Schmeling
will be named to head the phYsi-
cal education and athletic pro-
gram of the new West German
army. No wonder there has been
so much criticism Of the revived
German army. with men like
Schmeling receiving top jobs.
There'l soon be a Hollywood
movie on the life of Barney Ross,
who was once one of the top
fighters in the country. The movie
has been in the works for some
time now.
OF course. fight fans will recall
the career Of Barney Ross. and
how he became a hero in the war
against the Axis. There's plenty
of material for an action-packed
picture about Barney Ross =.
In the book department, we
hear that book has come out on
the life of Al Schacht known as
the clown prince of baseball. Al
is another guy with colorful life
behind him that provides good
story material.
incidentally. AIS article not
long ago blasting the conditions in
the minor league seems truer
today than ever. The minors are
having their problems. and the
for big league ball is
very weak. Al has many ideas on
what can be done. and most OF
them add up TO a good overhaul
inc and modernization.
-
If any of the baseball players on
the Brandeis team should sud-
denly take a flying tackle at a
member of the opposition team as
he heads for the plate, the situa-
ton would not be surprising. For
nine of the starting players on the
Judges squad are football letter.
men.
Take Bill McKenna. one OF New
Enqland's best ends. He's starring
as a Brandeis catcher. Left field is
being manned by Dick Cunning
ham. who'll probably be the regu-
lar halfback on next seasons loot
ball team. And so on -.
Also at Brandeis, plans are
under way to set up regular var
sity schedules in track and wrest-
ling.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY BILL WOLF

Copyright, 1855, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

Leaders of American Judaism will tribute Dr. Samuel
Hoende (rig Combined Campaign the niO
the Hebrew Union
Religion dinner the Palmer House in Chicago on May H.
will Tooth anniversary Of the OF Reform
Shown with Dr. Olnder who will be ignored Tor
Reform
Coldba Chicago department executive who will preside at the
nation dinner
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

/. McGinn!s, o. Raleigh. y. C.
Messrs F.nca and Baldr.dge
and Mss Jean Cra!g enjoyed the
Garden Tour 70 Ly1cho4.g am
lexington last Xeek
visitors 81 the Alfred Ha1g.
family we're MI and Mis- sam
Ra.kes. Of Richmond. Mr. john
Lesueuer, Ms Dave Harris. Mrs
ACE Allen and Ace. Jr, Of Dill
tyn.
Mr. and Mrs Yancy Bailey visit
ID Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
last week
Jimmie Leap 81 Norfolk. VISITED
A.s wife. and Mr. and Mrs Yves
ley D1nkun over the week end
Mrs Reeves Phaup. and Buck
MARKS called on the Emmett Dun
kums last week
Friends are glad to know that
Linn CHS IS able TO be out again.
and attend church Sunday
Visitors Of Mrs Reeves Phaup
and brother. were Mr. and Mrs
John walker. Mr. and Mrs. LLOYD
Walker. Mrs Herman Stlns0n and
children and Earl walker. all Of
Madison Heights
Mrs Wesley Dunkum, Wesley
Earl and Janet visited her mother
Mrs. walter Duncan, near Colum-
b.a Sunday.
O NJ Boiling was in Charlottes-
vile last week 70 have a check up
by MS physician
Miss Ruby Kessler Is visiting her
Niece Mrs KaytOn. in Farmvll4e.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bal
Icy last week MISS Erma Pugh Is a
visitor In the Bailey home
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walker. Of
Madison Heights. visited Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Marks last week MI
nd Mrs. Marks are much better.
Rev Claude Caudle. formerly Of
CDvin9ton, Va, IS holding a revival
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

Church on sunday
Mr. and Mrs r H Maloney
and Mss Virginia Ma,oncy VISITED
Their o4o.aer john Malancy. d.
hoa19a M sunday
Nh and Ms. J WI Jennings
Wit ana Mrs Harwood Cary and
Bill spent Sunday With MI and
Mrs r 4 Harris. of Chestau.
Mrs m u Young has been SICK
MI and Mrs Bruce W'addell and
son. Fred of Cullen visited her
IN Sunday
Eugene Towler 4ho has spent
he past two weeks on his farm tn
this community has returned t0
hits lob al Farmers Cooperative.
TIC store II Farmwlle
Mss Billie Cole celebrated her
.Welfth birthday With a party for
1er young friends on Friday even
ng Those present we're Misses
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Bethlehem

Misses Toy ad Mary Dodd MISS
Beverley Keiser Chester Guthrie
and Charles Anderson, Mercer
and Tommy Garnet. Ralph Dodd
Billy Adams and Marshall Thacks-
ton attended the annual Spring
Rally Of the PYF Of Roanoke Pres
terry IN MaytlnsvlIle Presbyterian
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

Ne aad Mis- j F We. called
3n Aroma friends tuesday
MIS- a p Baird and Mrs KAY
keenan, a.tend q Church al BIC
na But 3n Saudag where th,y
d.so R1-a dinner guests O. .rIrHs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE

GKEYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE
FARMVI1IE
WCSteclnd 80 ISoanOke} 90 s IS a. III Is a
las IN Fl 3 35 b s 80
800 y m 1926 D. CFrI only1
CTo Richmond) 1922 m l0 am; BIS
sos m. 80 B. m ilt55
Eastbound Norfolk 1903 p. m II p m ony)
BUCKINGHAM Rlchmond- lexington
WcstboInd ITO Lexlngton) 3.4l m 20 81 D.
Eastbound CTo Richmond l0I7 q. M 5.l7 p m.
BURKEVIILE I2Chmond- w nston Saeml
Wcstbound W-Salem) 239 30 80
l:l6 p. mil. 36 int. 9tl4
1874 p
Eastbound To Richmond 2:%9 m 4.35 605a.m:
I'll a. M b2 "A ) M. 80 n,
607 81 p II ]8 p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. taiD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Dait three full days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Amedeo Franzone. "a. SGT Buchanan st.
NV: and Rosa Poveymirou, "a. 3744
Charles PetrosEy. 25. Groveton, Va.
and Mary Thompson. is. ls46 18th
Edward Washington, "a, 2aIs O st. ne,
and Gertrude jackson. 81 AZ N ST.
Hugh Kelly. %. su.ns,so, Va. and zi..
Joseph ODER. 81. Is Kennedy 81. NV
and Harriet Miller. Is. 5s06 18th st.
Henry Braeey. 40, sos v st. me-. and
Dorothy vaushan. %. 1901 Ames st.
Roasrt Nolan. q. q. 9. Navy, and Kath-
John Mitchell. 81. seatord, Del. and
r Lyeiyn Mqrrsy "a lao6 re St ne
ss. ana Alice Johnson ss 81 npSue sue
Numis Davis, %. 1871 K st, Sc. and
Ser S,sral Mi,, Williams. e, 1870 K St Sc
Iva Shepherd. 81. i73s 18th st. NV.
Rudolph Boyd, IS. -316 18th st. ne, and
ss Kss a aSssns 81 81 444s w wnss 81 s.
n;ws and sandra Beavers. 10. 22is
Msass besSeh as s hrnE gens sn Sd Ruth
Anthony Giordano. "a. .5525 New Hamp-
shire aye. ne. and Jean Lonserbeam'
Emanuel Yq sss IGan ~. ESQ l 18th st. nw
and Dorothy Birns, As, $500 WOodley
rd NV. "a 49,,
Da sna f Beverley cray g. aaai D Adam:
Jo!sph riley Ri Ii, HOS s1st st. ne. and
Billie Foster. Is, 1906 s. Carolina ave.
Charles Pippin. IS. so7 whittier st.
NV. and Lorena Marks, rs. Silver
s,e., sna Rose Jefiries, IS, zoos Doug
Robot ssea s' Esk: Z. fss 1851 :t St ass
carl smith 49, U; s, Navy and Emma
Roy Peach. "a, sos n. Carolina ave.
Sc, and Gertrude seerey, 10, 1922
Wa th s,I r; Sc, 81 .oo, r,,,.u "a
s and bstty oven ss y. 1880 o kSods Island
Joseph Jones, az; lols ST. 3; M; and
c oss Jenkins ~. 2slo GEORGIA
James Featherstone, AZ. 1915 Park I'd
NV, and Florence Barksdale. As,
1919 Park I'd. NV.
Sc. and Betty vunck. Is. 2716 Knox
Harold Long, %, College Park. Nd, and
Billy lille 90. 4s19 U st. Sc. and
Norma Horn. II, 5318 o st. Sc.
James Tura, 20, Arlington. end Lorraine
Bell, 90. 1854 N st. NV.
Moulton Bailey, 81. Andersonville, Va.
and Patricia Coleman, Is. 1923 Obser-
Charles Harrison, FL, 441s Falls TER.
Sc, and Martha Simpson. 4l9 4th
st. sc.
Elisha Kornegay, "a. Trenton. N. c.. and
Emma Murphy, 23, ALI 5th st. NV.
Cornelius Boykin, 81, Arlington, and
Marietta Ealey. "a. 1889 Sheriff I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom D. C. Health Dspartment)

i Mildred L. Decide. 90. s72o Upton ct.
NV.
clara J. Collier. SO. 2s2 euack.nbos
Susan e. Ksefe. "a. 1873 Park I'd. NV.
jerome B. Dorman. 81, 442s Yuma
Carroll j. chsnets. ~. 1s45 Jefferson
Fannie white, 70. 1914 Mass. ave. NV.
Jacob Baylin. 70. Chester, Pa.
Reese E. Farris, 90. II Rhode Island
Rv fus' Cornell aiT es, wheaton. Md.
Olga A. Todd, IS, Accokeek, Nd.
Henry I; Miskell, 65. NARROW Place
Louis use &. Ps Par 90. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Mary c Held, go. Summer, Nd.
. Clifton King, SIS, 4319 44th st. NV.
Hugh P. wade AZ, Arlington. Va
Helen v Peters, AZ, 1854 Columbia I'd.
Alan ~ AOEsmson. 10, Alexandra, Va.
s s9s' s RI 4Snsan infant Ar GSson W.
Linda Andy. infant, Falls Church, Va,
Lizzie w. Bailey. so, WASHINGTON d. c.
Marie Frederick, SO, 1884 Grant st. n 9.
Jeanette Curtis 66, 1928 9th st. NV.
1gnatius Dorsey, ga. 900 A st. SIC.
Malta Pickens. 50, 667 Maine ave, sw.
Xirgie Landrum. S.. 1915 18th ct. NV.
George W. Lee, 90, II @ st. NV.
Charles Common, a. .5403 Grant ct. ne.
Ann Dickson. A. 1901 LIST 81. s,w.
Dolores A. Cole. 10, 90 Pierce St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
BIRTHS REPORTED
BOYS
tFrom D. C. Health Department,

BOYS
Victor and Gladys bahamas.
Thomas and Ruth Boone.
Leslie and Billie Combs.
Lowell and Anita Crabtree.
Howard and Pearl Dove.
Alfred and Pat Grimm.
Jordan and Hilda Harding.
Harold and Norma Jeffries.
Ross and June Lehman.
Robert and Louise Maiden.
Raymond and Carolyn Palazzo.
Samuel and Cecilia Rock.
Blair and Gudrun SLAUGHTER.
Albert and Elizabeth Stineer.
a esarles ana and f Nsnes wi Matar
VIRGIL and Annie Avery;
Furman and Barbara Brown.
NAPOLEON and Lutisha Coleman.
William and Naomi Golden.
Richard and Minnie HALEY.
Percell and Vera Slade
John and Jewel THOMPSON.
Daniel and Evelyn Williams.
Lawrence and Mary Brady.
Walter and Shirley Costello.
John and josephine Dorsch.
Blair and Mary Hail.
E EsFEy an. and s MsTE mi Lee.
Gustav and Mary Lundauist.
Clyde and Lillian Martin.
Hubert and Dolores Powell.
=.
BENJAMIN and Mary Roseto.
George and Carol. Smith.
Guy and Jacaueline Snyder.
Howard and Mary Stokes
Herbert and Carita Washabaugh.
James and Viola Bowen
joseph and Shirley Chisley.
John and Lonnie FitZ9erald.
William and Gwendolyn Graham.
Theodore end Frances Maddox.
Robert and Elizabeth Smith.
Aaron and Mary Wills.
GIRLS
Louis and Anne Bauman.
Leslie and Billie Combs.
John and Shirley Miller.
James and Christine Payne.
Merrick and Roney Shave.
William and Jean Todd
Jesse and Mildred White.
Lycurgus and Geraldine Bradford.
Kenneth and Martha Harris
Theodore and Burlene Lancaster.
John and Alicia Olive.
John and Lucy Parker.
Leonard and vernell Robinson
Jesse and Marguerite Witherspoon.
Fred and Marion Brodsky..
Frederick and Miriam Dull.
Robert and Mary Noe.
Fred and Geraldine Ruleman.
Frank and Helen showalter.
George and May Ungemach
Lloyd and Edith George.
James and Faye Jackson.
Fitz and Hyancinth Morrison.
John and Irene Owens.
Robert and Audrey Pierce.
Murray and Alberta Simon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

20 styles 10 cool eoIors and frosty white in novelty
many whites with coIorfuI
hats placed tobIes according to coIors
pink, noturd burnt coffee. soy, black navy red brown
white
styles include Shells piboxes, proes soors small bms
oil smorly trimmed, small and large sizes
remember this is special purchase, early and
choose IeisureIy
Down sohs
Evening star., 1955-07-10
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM

Was NOW
Alliance Mahogany Tobe Ieoves---------l345O 50 1880
DrexeI Georgian Dining Room $500
Mount Airy Fir Walnut Tobe apron Ieoves-----24oOo $500
Brondt Mahogany Round Table Choirs----1265O $3.50
DrexeI Provincial Breokfont China 24s.5o
DrexeI Provincial Sde Arm Choirs-----5e7O0 $500
Brandt Mahogany DropIeof 1880 $500
Drexe Provincial Cherry Server 1880
Alliance Cherry Groups, pieces---------54950 50 347oo
Baker, Continental Fruiwood Pes----- 1552oo $500
Foneher, 8Pc. Mahogany Group -------- el4oo $500
Wddieomb, Set Of Chairs Provincial Cherry 1225oo $500
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BEDDING AND SLEEP SOFAS

Was NOW
ssay Sleep Soto, metallic gold cover-----leo5o 1880
Reverie Sleep Solo, foam rubber turquoise 1890
Reverie Crescent Shaped Sleeper texture --37oOo 27soo
Pullman Sleeper, chortreuse, moteIosse, foam rub
Der -------------- .------4e5oo zssoo
Seoy Sleep Sofo pink foam rubber---34eO 90 $500
Kerpen Sleeper Solo, grey nubby $500
Seay Hollywood Sets mattress box spring. legs $3.50 $500
Ensonder Kinesze Twin Sets foam rubber so 1880
Twin Size Foam Rubber Mattress and Box Springs $3.50 $500
Full Size 4h Foam Rubber sets----------llo5O $500
Seoy Full Size lnnersprne Mattress 4475 $500
Evening star., 1955-07-10
FROM OUR MODERN DEPT.

stoudb;h Sectional foam, exture----45eoo $4,000
Teminson Lounge Chair spring down. eod--264Oo 1880
Rovol Soto rubber cushions texture l64oo
Komen sIeepy Hollow Chair $500
Erwin Lambeth Soto foon texture-------37eOo z24oo
sondbi Sectional foom zesoo
RoyeL Lounge Chair turquoise 1900
TomIinson LOUNGE Chair texture ----------l495o $500
Hibriten Bedroom grey white peces----2e45o 1900
Wddieomb Pair Twin e7.oO
Dvexe Precedent Bedroom 1900
Wddieomb Dining Tobe Chairs $500 $500
Precedent Round TobIe Chos--------32OOO 1890
Wemen Cord Table, 1880
Drexe Precedent 300
Impero Square Cocktail $500 $3.50
Wddieomh, Corner Toble 10000 $500
Drexe CosuoItone 6-Pc Bedroom 1900
Evening star., 1955-07-10

We've sharply marked down vast collection of precious
Lifetime Furniture for immediate clearance Every piece of
merchandise is quality from Americas foremost makers
This all regular Lifetime Furniture that you'd normally
pay much for nothing has been specially purchased
(or added) for this event. SAVE SUBSTANTIALLY on
bedroom dining room and living room furniture occasional
pieces lamps rugs etc. the finest Traditional Provincial
Modern The selection fabulous hurry while
stocks most complete Sorry, mail, phone COD.
orders; all sales final; all items subject to prior sale
BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CARPET DEPARTMENT

Soe5to
27x54" soPe in cotton, royon and blends l4o5 Sze5
47x75" Spruce Green deep pile royon------ 345o 1900
9xlO4" Grieee heavy pile all royon broodoo lO45o $500
2xoe" Aroom hunter green Zephyr cotton ---l48OO 900
286" Green chenille type oyon and wool blend BOOTS 1880
12xo Grey oI-wool plain velvet broodoom 1850 $500
l2'xl5'3" Ice blue heavy royon and nyIon blend
boodoom --------------.---2240Ol 1890
l2l"xl35" Beige wool Bieeow carved Witon 34 rs 1880
l2xlO' Jade Green all royon velvet -----46O0 1900
l5xl8'3" Grey owoo heavy texured 2os 100
l5x73" Rose heavy lush pile broodoon $4,000 z45oo
l5'xl5' Brown and green tweed all wool cut and
loop pile - -. ----.---------2 -2725o $500
Luxurious deep pile all oyon Blue Green, Rose Grey and Beige
g and II widths Not all coIors in both widths
1895 value So yd.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
FAMOUS STICKLEY
CHERRY VALLEY COLLECTION
FLOOR SAMPLE CLEARANCE
$50 to 33N% OFF

Chests, Beds, Chairs, Desks, Dining Tobles
Occasional TobIes, Mirrors, China Cobnets
Evening star., 1955-07-10

INAOI 1ONAI BEDROOM
Was NOW
Union Nasiono' o-Peee Dreetore $500
Drexel Mahogany Group, pcs---------- $3.50 zesoo
Sigh Classic Provincial, Double Dresser 172Oo 5000
DrexeI Mahogany Triple Dresser Bose- l74oO $500
Drexel Mahogany Twin Panel Beds 845o 3esn
Century French Provincial white pcs 5000 3es 90
King, Solid Maple, Pieces s----- 3llOo z2e 90
Vermont, Solid Maple Desk Chest--- 1900 1900
Kinde, Cherry Powder TobIe --------- 1890 ezoo
Kinde. Cherry FuI-Size Bed---------- e4Oo 1900
Dsexe, Mahogany 5-Drower Chest--- $3.50 $500
wddieomb Provincial Cherry Pieces----- l8olOo 1880
beo' Solid Maple, 10000 $500
Hobons. Solid White Pine 5 Pieces----- $4,000 1890
Drexe. Green Decorated Pieces--- $500 $4,000
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-08
Kensett
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy

Rev M. E. Bracely, pastor and
senior choir of Centennial Mis-
sionary Baptist church, attended
the Second anniversary of Rev
T. w. Barnes, pastor of First Bap-
fist church, Newport, last Sunday.
Rev. Bracely preached the ami
versary sermon and the choir
rendered several selections &.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Washington
spent the weekend in Poplar
Bluff 81. The Senior usher board
of Centennial, Newport held in
stallation services at Morning
Star NIB church. V, B, Waddy in
stalled the officers . Walter
Hammonds, Mesdames II. B. Har-
ris, Annie Bowman and Gertrude
Brewer accompanied Mrs Pearl
Harper to Little Rock last Wed
nesday. Mrs, Harper, who is re-
ported seriously i'll is in the Uni
versity hospital Mrs. Edith
Banks entertained the WINS of
Centennial NIB church last Thurs
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-08
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo Caldwell

Mrs. Mildred Jameson of De
troit, Michigan, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs, James Barker, BIT Pulaski,
Little Rock Mrs. Barker is a
member of Zion Hill Bapt. church
A tea at the home of Mrs.
Barker sponsored by the beautifi-
cation committee of Zion Hill.
Mrs. Leona Douthard. president,
raised $40 Palm Sunday was
PASTORAL day and the church
raised $l20 o.. A pew rally will
be conducted Sunday afternoon at
3 sponsored by Mrs. Wiley, pres
ident of the Pastors aid p. Mrs.
Sammie Bass of Burelton. N ].
is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs, Sam Bass On the sick
list are Mesdames Bertha Round.
Bessie Lewis, Louie Newton and
among the men Sam Bass, Geo.
Wilson, George, John Miller and
Rev Green.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-08
Fraternity
CONTINUED from page onel

Continued from page one)
Rivers Barnwell. sr.. fraters, along
with the Delta sorors. will team
up in a panel discussion: De
segregation A Challenge. What
Can Your Organization Do"
y. S. Hammond. Sigma Omi-
cron district marshall is spear
heading a wcll-planncd conven-
ton for Greeks visiting the "City
Of Roses" Tyler
Omega will honor two past dis
trict representatives al q closed
banquet along with the districts
selection OF the undergraduate
scholar Of the year. outstanding
Omega Man Of the Year and Out
standing Citizen Of the Year A
huge array of talent representing
thirty nine chapters of the four
state area will be presented in
public program.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-08

physical science in Stamps high
school, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
A. Hearn, 2424 w. 18th. Pine
Bluff, visited Texarkana last
week The Right Rev. Joseph
Gomez presiding bishop of the
10th Episcopal District. during his
visit with Rev. j. w. johnson.
visited St, James church and par
sonage Revs. B. F. Lunon and
W M Gibson accompanied him
The Community church at
tendance crusade began Palm
Sunday, The services continued
at st. Paul Methodist church on
Wood street, Tuesday night, April
II thru IS Rev w. Nj. Gibson.
pastor; associate pastors, Revs, c.
w. Smith, Miles Chapel CINE, c.
Mitchell, Halls Memorial Meth
odist, B, F Lunon, st. James
AME and Curtis Brown, Hope
well CINE Halls Memorial
day Easter: SIS, GAS; Sermon, II
Methodist church will have fun
a. m; Melody Five" spiritual
singers p. m. Rev. c. Mitchell,
pastor Mrs. Oma Brown was
guest speaker at the joint session
of circles 2, 3. 4, which met in
the home of Mrs. Eddie Collier.
l4l4 Elm street Thursday week.
Mrs. Williams read the poem,
Garry On, preceding the speak,
er. Following Mrs, Browns adj
dress, refreshments were served
and 10 ladies played games con
Quoted by Mrs. w. M. Gibson
Joint Holy Week services were
conducted by the Methodist Min
lsterial alliance Revs. W M. Clip
son, president; c. Brown, instruc-
tor; B. F. Lunon, chaplain: c. Nit
cheH, treasurer; Bush. secretary.
Places Of service were Tuesday
Walker Chapel; Wednesday. Hope
well Temple; Thursday Miles
Chapel; Friday. St Paul
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-08
Wesson


Mrs, ID. j. Loggins
Mrs. Myrtle Meeks of Junction
City. was guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Myrtle Hendrick recently 3.
Mrs. Willie Mae Young of Ell Do
RADIO was guest of her niece, Mrs,
Hilton Stephen last weekend q.
Mrs. Berniee Halter of Ell Do
RADIO was the guest of her moth
er. Mrs. Sue Ether Cooksey last
Wednesday James Brewster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Meeks and
Harold OLSON motored to Smack
over last weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilton Stephen and children
Mesdames D. j. Loggins, L. b
Jenkins, Pankie Meeks, Vera
Moore and Blanch Cooksey, mot
ored to Three Creek last Sunday
for the funeral of Ike McDuffie
Mrs. Money Malone and chill
dren of Junction City We're guests
of her aunt, Mrs, Myrtle Hendrick
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Linis
McDuffie, were guests Of Mrs.
Maggie Kilgore Miss Jean
Ester Boon, Miss Dorothy Mosley
of Junction City were guests Of
Miss Boon's aunt, Mrs. A. Hen
drick last weekend Mrs. Ida