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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-28
Newport

Mrs J. A. Smith
Miss Eugenia McJunkins and
Harrison Blount of Mariana
spent Sunday with Miss Julia Val
entine and family Mrs. ". a.
Martin has been released from the
hospital Mr.. and Mrs, John
Henry Anthony Of Flint, Miehi-
gan. Miss Myrtle Edmonds Of
Cape Gorardeau. Mo. Mrs Notah
Livingston Of Gregory. Mrs. Annie
Wesley. Mr., and Mrs, Henry Jour
ney of 81. Louis and William Ed
monds OF Augusta. visited their
cousin. Miss Edith NJ. Scales and
mother Miss Irma johnson Is
home from the hospital -, The
Matrons Of Morning Star Baptist
church presented a variety pro.
gram Sunday afternoon Mrs
Nell Thomas Is in the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Smith stop
ped by the Branches In Jonesboro
on their return home The
Jr. Red circle. the Senior Red
circle and the Sunshine band OF
First Baptist church will sponsor
a talent program Sunday mite. No
vember 20 They are promising
one Of the best programs we have
ever witnessed Please come out
and encourage your young people
The Rev. L. T Thomas and
members are entertaining their
district conference October 26 Is,
Baptist, Morning Star Baptist
churches will be guests OF s.
Paul AME church October q and
% The financial contest,
sponsored by the wMU Of Morn
ing Star Baptist church. 90 raise
funds for our district Princess Re-
vue. was quite a success: The fol-
lowing amounts were raised Mrs.
T o. Rice. Sc: Mrs Sally Free
man. sl3.40: Mrs Goldie Reed.
s2l 30: Mrs Hazel Mcdonald, $40
is. Mrs. Deliaiah 3. Daniel. $685.
90. Total s200.S8. Mrs. Daniels was
presented the first prize. an oven
bake cook set; Mrs. Mcdonald
was presented a 32-piece dinner
set Mrs. Eddie Mae Heron
Of Pochontas was the weekend
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Booker
Mays and family The an
nual musical recital featuring Miss
Willie Mae Lewis will be present
ed Sunday evening. Nov 3 at the
St. Paul ANiE church. Guests for
the occasion will be Miss Sherlen
Walton Of Newport Miss Ruell
Jackson and Damon Brasswell. ir.
students Of Shorter college d.
Mrs. Iona Oates, NJ S. Calhoun.
and the following pupils; Howard
Mosley. Kimry l. Phillips. Shirl-
ey A Thompson and Kay Wilson.
attended the second annual Book
fair at Little Rock. Monday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-28
How Cheap Is The Negro?
S. Taylor, Associate Editor

Il am sure that the money being contributed BY
southern Negroes Senator James O. Eastand Of Mississippi
is reported said about the of NAACP revenue
The NAACP money investigated by congress 10
where il comes from
1t is good thing occasionally glance al the
opinons Of his enemies Your enemies will mercessy hold
I'D your faults 10 rdicue may learn something about
yourself By paying some attention to what hey say your
friends hate 10 hurt your feelings but your enemies Ve Il
So sometimes your enemies help more than your friends
by showing you your faults
You cannot study your opinions too closely You
do not want your enemies guide your life But II Is
not bad thing note their criticisms
Senator Easands criticism is peculiarly worth noting
Apparently the meant as criticism oil the
Negro. II criticism Of the AAACP
But statement is one which the Negro should
ponder in his heart II that the money not being
contributed by southern Negroes 1t would seem that the
thinks the Negro is cheap to pay his own way lie
blaming the southern Negro for being cheap lie is
merely saying that he cheap and that when you see MN
carrying expensive program the chances are mat some
body else Is putting up the money,
II time for every Negro to ask himself the question
Am too cheap spend money for my best nterests7 Am
so cheap any organization spending money for me
needs to show where its money comes from ooo
short back sat in church among about Soo
people listened Japanese woman describe an orphan
age which devoted to the of hundreds OF American
Japanese orphans many them containing Negro blood
recital and the accompanying pictures were MOVING ana
point the program someone proposed an offering
The three hundred people contributed less than thirteen do
They spent their sympathy freely but they held tight
to their money.
This is what Senator Eastland characteristic
of the Negro Negro organization is spending money
for the advancement of Negroes thinks need
to find II the money Is coming from Communist He
expects Negro spend money for Injuries But he does not
that Negro has enough to spend money Tor Sc
curity. freedom. first class citizenship.
The Negroes of Little Rock will soon have an opportunity
refute bear out the senator's accusation The Ar
Kansas Conference of NAAcP Branches here today
The NAACP" says Myrdal "since Its foundation has been
the central organization of Negro protest. Its founders have
appropriately both white and Negro for In this land
which Is white sponsored only by Ne
goes could be expected protest with weight The NACP
organization Of which j. Edgar Hoover has said Equal
fyf edora
eminent NAACP has done much to preserve these prn
cples and to peruae the desires of founding fathers
Is I'D to prove that will spend money for our
own advancement up TO show by practice where
the NAACP money comes from.
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tist church. Sunday mite. Revival
closed at Evergreen, Friday mite
and was known as one Of the
greatest held In and around FL
Dorado Each mite. q capacity
crowd heard the messages Of
Rev. Dunn of Camden Mrs.
Julia Wilson was a proud mother
at Upland. as she greeted her
son. Leroy Wilson. formerly Of
this city and now residing in san
Francisco. He has been with his
mother for two weeks.
The revival which was conduct
ed by Rev. Dunn at Evergreen
Baptist church. went over in a
tremendous way. Many people at
tended the revival. Many souls
were revived and Rev. Dunn's
text. Thursday mite was Sin era
~" Circle No Of New
Bethel Baptist church met at the
home Of Mrs. Leona Woodland
The lesson was Influence Of a
concetrated prayer life. A tasty
repas, was served. Mrs. Eula Hol-
ly. chairman Talent mite at
New Bethel was held Sunday mite
and Mesdames Amanda Milliner
and NorphliS were program chair
mems The MIA girls Of
Washington hi school left for
Hope Saturday morning Tor a
special meeting
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Baiesvale

ne Waskins
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole y. MeSpad-
den. Mrs. Claudia Stevenson. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Woods, jeff Petty
and Burnett Brown, motored to
Newport Friday mite to attend
the Eastern Star meeting at St
Mary chapel Stewardess
board No. 2. met In the home Of
Mrs. Theodore Miller . Beth
lehem Baptist church is having
the pastors anniversary The
trustees OF Bethel AME church.
gave a chicken supper Friday
evening. They would like TO ex-
press their thanks to everyone
for cooperating.
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

onDLh
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Bernice Trimble. Plaintiff
vs.. No. l03723
Joe Trimble, Defendant
The defendant. Joe Trimble. Is
warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of Che plaintiff. Berniee
Trimble.
Dated: October IS. 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Tuuer. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
i0.28.ll:I-il-lB a.
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Speaker

Continued from page one
November 2
Mr.. Cooper. a graduate of De-
Pauw university. returned TO this
country in September. after hay-
ing spent a three-year missionary
term in South Korea. During the
last year of the Korean war, he
worked in Seoul, teaching in two
Methodist hi schools and carrying
on relief projects In addition, Mr.
Cooper has spent several months
in Japan. Formosa. the Philippines.
Hons Kong Malaga, Burma. India
Hashemite-Jordan. Egypt ard Eng-
land.
The meeting is open 10 the
public and will start at 9 a. m
in Budlong chapel, 18th and lizard
streets
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WARNING ORDER


State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski IS.
In the Pulaski Charcery Court
AGdie Spencer. Plaintiff
We No. l03720
Walter Spencer. Defendant
warned 70 appear in this court
The defendant Walter Spencer. is
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. AdIie
Spencer
Dated: October 25th. 1855
". V. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John 3. Gullev
Att1rrev ad Titer1
Airline Turner. Ch1ncerv CLERK
b. Ealy Red. D. c.
lo:23.1i.4-ll-t5 a.
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Crossetf
Ronald Watson

Ronald Watson
Will Boston was a visitor In Lit
tie Rock Sunday Mrs. Ruth
Coleman is a patient in the c. s
Sett health center %. The Daniel
hi school Tigers were defeated e-
Coleman hi Of Pine Bluff. Satur-
day mite. by a score Of 1910. On liz
Al loss out Of 5 games &C.. Ms
G. z George is a patient in irs
Crossstt health center &C.,. Dsvs
Henderson was q visitor IN Mn
roe. L. last week 1F-s. MI
tie c. Gilbert is III II the C----
set hc-lth certer.
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Benton

Beverly Ann Gray Of room four
is going to Little Rock for a ton
siI operation. We hope for her
speedy recovery Dororhy
Molten. Ruth Heard. TillaF Madi-
son and Mary L. Maeraney Of Mrs.
Cleyeland's room are improving
in their work We are glad
to have PHILIPS Gail Stoyall back
in our room, after spending
while in Detroit. We also have
new student In cur room. John
Lee johnson ElmiTa Metealf'
Coretha Williams. Philips G. Stow
all. Dorothy Moten. C. J. Fuller,
Chorus Wine, Dorothy Avery and
others received big Bibles for
selling pictures for the Chill
dren's Bible society Our teacher.
Mrs. V. v. Cleveland was pre-
sented a Bible too. by the same
company. Students sold s65 worth
Of pictures for the company
Our principal Mrs. w. B Stew
art attended a meeting IN Hot
Springs, Saturday. She reports an
inspiring meeting Most stu
dents made good marks In the
test. that was given recently Rob
ert Maxwell and Troy Williams
made the highest average
Girls are being praetieed by Mrs
Colleen Tyson, LIST and 2nd grade
teacher. for the district PfA
meeting. which will convene at
the school Prof. c. Z. Knox
Of room | and ? and students are
looking forward for a grand Hal
loween social Sugar Foot Sam
and Sugar George Brown will be
on hand TO give the public tie
fun Of the party Tellus Rob
inson IS making a good effort
as peace officer Of 70 m 2, More
new students have enrolled in
school this month, which adds
10 the development OF our sehoo.
ard city Prof. Knox has be
gun basketball practice for the
year We are looking forward 4
winning many games Bobby
Ware and Mary Gene Wilson are
leading in the Sri grade MARY
Ann. your reporter Coretha Will
liams ard Wiley Cox are leading
in the 18th grade Mrs, Cleveland,
instructor We are having a Hal
loween social. Thursday in our
room Come and see the trick
and get a treat Don't for
get 10 buy the PRESS each week
You'll miss a treat IL you don't
get II. c. J. Fuller has returned
to school after being in the hos
pital for a few days In the
Is, grade. after six weeks OF
Reading Readiness Activities,
Carroll Gray has the highest ave-
rage Marshall Rice and Paul Tai
ley. 2nd and Ord respectively A
dolphus Scott and Paul Tailey are
the most outstanding in writing
and reading There are
many students who are improv-
ing In the End grade. Anna
Lee Heard, Barbara Ann Collier.
ress'c Lee Mahan and Charlene
White are honor students We
regret Sandra Maxwell was out OF
town for a week On our sick
list are Barbara Collier. Gregory
Hannah and Beverly Ann Gray
The Wilma Stewart Garden club
will hold It's 2nd meeting OF the
school year at the school build
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West Rock
Betty Madden

Betty MADDEN
Thomas Hudson was given a
birthday dinner by his wife. Mr..
and Mrs Croker were guests
Mrs Thelma Sea would like to
thank everyone for their kindness
during her recent illness The
senior choir Of Oak Grove Baptist
church will present a program,
October 30 in raising funds for
the building fund Mrs, Ma
BILE Sanders is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs II wunkley Of Detroit
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NCNW Announces
UNICEF Plans

Mrs II S Jackson IS one Of
the members Of the Little Rac's
chapter of the National CauEe.-
Of Negro Women who will direct
a group in UNICEF's Trick o.
Treat observance in Little Reea
on Halloween mite. NCNW will
sponsor several groups of children
in sections Of the city who will
collect donations from neighbors
who are willing to share their
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Wesson


Mrs. ID. J. LogGins
The financial drive vh.eh a
held Oct 10. was very suceesEa
Amount raised SIS. Re-. L A
Austin. pastor Rev. J. H rvsx
vas the J o'clock speaker. Dsass
,. 7 Avery. Mrs Eiier wynnsr
Mrs Matte Davis. Mrs Tfens
Robertson. Mrs. Joe BeasleJ. IA
Malone and Rev. NJ L furt.
blood. all Of Three creek We,
present.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-28

AWARDED MEDAL JAM. !
fairehiid' commissioning ~ :. !.
Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Fairehild - ~ !.
Nelson street. FL Dorado, Va. !. y
sented the Gold Conduct ",
for three and one half .s..- J.
meFitorious service. Fhe -
was presented aboard his shjD :
uss Chevaliar in Jspsn G.
missaryman Fairehild IS ! -
ate of Washington hi, and e.,
the navy in February, lss,
cocoa ard cookies at the bel. i,
their sponsors.
The NCNW knows t.al , =.
depend on the citizens 70 sum-.
this outstanding approach lo.s !.
the development Of beils, -
zenship qualities in the y5us |,
our community NCNW 49,.
Of this nationwide display a !,
iernatiohal friendships
Mrs. S. T caruth IS pres,,,
Of the local council
zee fLANs-page eight
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Mrs Bertha Early the marriage of her daug-
ter Miss lether Lee TO Cpl Reginald Crawford October
Cpl Crawford is the Mr. and Mrs edmond Crawford
and is now stationed at Fl Riley. Kansas
To get your published to get YOUR State Press
contact Rev y smith, Phone 3977R Mrs Lena Jones
phone 1716 after o'clock D m
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H Dorado

Mrs. Leona woodard
Pleasant Bennit formerly OF
this city was the Sunday after
rocn guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
watkins on South Jackson road.
Mr.. Bennit is now residing In ST.
Louis Baptism took place IN
the sacred pool at Evergreen Bap-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-10-28
PROGRAM
ELEVENTH ANNUAL
STATE CONFERENCE
OF THE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF COlORED
PEOPLE
Dunbar Community Center
SIXTEENTH AND CHESTER STREETS
OCTOBER 28.2q,30,1q55
OCTOBER 28,2q,30,1q
THEME OF CONFERENCE:
wNTEGRATlNG RESPONSlBI

THEME OF CONFERENCE:
"iNTEGRATING RESPONSIBILITIES"
MRS L. C. BATES PRESIDENT
FRIDAY eveNINe-ocToBeR 18TH
Residence Of State President
1907 West 2sth Street
TOO p. NJ Registration
Get Acquainted Party
Housing Assignments
sATURoAY-ocToBER 18Th
Dunbar Community Center
$3.50 A. NJ Registration
$3.50 1880 Business
Appointment of Committees:
Resolutions Credentials Time and Place Nominations
Memorial Services Mrs Elizabeth Miller
BY Mrs. L o. Crofton
Reports of Committees Report of President
1880 1880
Workshop Fund Raising and Membership
Leader. Gloser Current. New York City
Resource Personnel
win Boston, Crossett. Benjamin criswel. Fort Smith;
Frank Smith. Reverend E. C. Dyer DR. G Iggers Little
Rock Mrs. Theresa Warren. Brnkley
1890 Lunch
1880 $3.50 p NJ.
Workshop Indignation
Leader u. Simpson Tate. Dallas. Texas
Resource Personnel
DR. Johan W. Elliott DR. Lee Torch, Dr. w S. Pipes
Attorneys Wiley Branton and Thad D. Williams
$3.50 Reports of Committees
SUNDAY AFTERNooN-ocToseR sorn
500 O'CLOCK
Dunbar Community Center
Music Shorter College Choir
Invocation Reverend w. Marcus Taylor
Welcome Reverend J. F. Henderson
Music Shorter College Choir
Introduction Of Speaker DR.. oba B. White
Address DR.. 7. R. NJ. Howard Mound Bayou Miss
Rally Members of The Medical Dental Pharmaceutical
Association
Roll Call Branches Mrs. l. C Bates President
Music
Benedcton
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=: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK =

$ B. Handy. Reporter. Phone FIR 4s1s7 or FIR 4-ss's
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Palestine
Mrs. Bertha Smith

Shiloh CINE church celebrated
Its eighty-fifth anniversary of
the CINE church, July 81. Rev A.
C. Coburn of Charlottesville de-
hVered the II o'clock sermon
Money raised was $lO7s5 Rev.
Houston lead the offering with
S5,45; Rev. NJ. E. Smith So. r
DAVIS II, Battle Creek, Mich,
w; George Ray, 81; T. K. Kimble
81; f. W, Smith So; Mrs. B.
Shepherd, $l5O; Rev T. A. Barnes
81; Mrs, Essie Webb, 81; Mrs .3er-
tina Smith, 81, N. Green, SIPS.
A. Peters, 81; Rev. W. W. Tuner
81; Mrs Susie Lewis, 50, M. L..
Holland, 81; Mrs. TheoIia Ray. ST.;
Catherine Williams, 81, L. C.
Smith, ST.; Mary A. Washington
81; Will Green, 81; Newt Smith
81; Will Brown, so cts. The fol
lowing people had cleaners, Sis
tiers Adeline Soloman, s531; Clor-
adean Smith, $3.50; Susie Love,
81 Eartha Lee Smith, $40: Ber-
tina Smith, $2l5; Catherine VIII
hams, SO A Missionary con-
Vention and singing program will
be held at Shiloh, Sept. a 2::a0.
All churches. ministers. m.ssipl-
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Sparknlan


NJ and Mrs. John Harrison and
raasevalt had as their guests ov-
- the week-en Mr.. and Ms.
,an,s Carter and Mrs. Lula Allen
= n Dorado Mrs. Jethlo
Harrison and Mrs. Hollis Dicker-
+an stopped in ArNadelphia last
I'll, Miss Oracle Orstan
loft Friday for Kansas City where
she will join her sister and broth
ors Miss Annie Lue Wilson
Of Ruston. La, is visiting her
Darents here, Mr., and Mrs. Paul
Wi,soe Mr.. and Mrs. E. But
Ter are happy to announce the
arrival of a new baby Pvt,
and Mrs. T. W. Harrison of Oak
lard Calf, are the proud par
ants Of a baby girl. Pvt Harrison
is the brother of Mrs. John d
Natlock Mrs, Love Hunter is
banpy to have her son. Woffer,
If New York, visiting her
Elder and Mrs. L. W, Williams
and children of Nashville visited
here last weekend Miss Eva
Mae Baker of McCaskill was the
week end guest of Miss Cleola
Wells Miss Bobbie J. Giles
is in California visiting her aunt,
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BatesviIIe
Ike Watkins

Mrs, N. c. Duncan returned u
her home in Los Angeles aft r
visiting in the home Of her sis
tiers, Mesdames Estella Vaughn
and Sophie Wilson, and with otn-
er relatives Mr.. and Ms.
Chester White of Thornton were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mis-
Taft York Mr. and Mrs. La
cey Craven are visiting in Rich
mond, California, where they will
spend some time with their CHI
dren and grandchildren Mrs.
Bertha Williams visited her hus-
band at the Veterans hospital in
Little Rock, Sunday Rev.
W. J. Daniels, his wife and sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mary Davis, were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Bertha Will
liams Tuesday evening Stew.
ardess board No. Q met in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Rucker, Wednesday evening .
Mrs. Settle Waugh and 2 grand,
children, Mr., and Mrs. Hershel
Finley left for California Sunday
mite Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Canady are
visiting relatives and friends III
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

The annual cemetery working at
the Oak Grove church will be the
third Saturday in August, those
interested, keep this date in mind
=, Mrs, Louvenia Denny of San
Francisco, Ola Wallace and MIS-.
Bette Jean Wallace of Bearden.
visited Mrs. Oracle Gibson, last
eek Elmer Ray Parnam has
returned to California, after vis-
ting his mother a few days
Mr., and Mrs, ODDS Gibson went
&c Ell Dorado, Friday IN a busi-
ness trip Mrs. Velma Humph-
rey and son. Robert Lee, jr., Of
Detroit, are spending a few days
of their vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Glance Pemx
and family
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

Mrs. Mary A. Oliver John l..
Paschall left recently for Rich
mond, California, where he will
JOIN other relatives Me-. and
Mrs, Earl Hildreth OF Detroit, are
here visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hildreth Of this
city and Mr., and Mrs. George
Smith Of Cullendale U. S.
Terrence, Andrew l.. Torrehee. ].
utsey and George Snyder, ira
were guests in the home OF Ethel
and Flossie Jones, Sunday e.
Robert Hildreth, jr,, made a trip
to Little Rock Sunday.
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Snlackover
0ren Hishshaw, ir.

Mr.. and Mrs. Prather CASTOR OF
Detroit, are visiting his mother
and relatives in Smaekover .
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex Brodenax Wis
tied their daughter. Mrs Lucille
Morris of Little Rock . o. w.
Highshaw and family visited Mt,
Union Baptist church in Marion.
La. His father, Rev. l.. II. High
shaw is pastor Mines S. V.
Caldwell. Ollie V. Goodwin, Ell
mer Giles, Sallie Watkins, Mag
gle D. Frazier, Essie Matthews,
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Des Moines. Iowa .nis week :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Woods of
Los Angeles. Californ,a are visit
ing relatives and friends in our
city Miss Elizabeth Smith
left Sunday for Los Angeles to
visit her sister Ollie Nc
Spadden and Jesse Woods at
tended lodge meeting in Newport
Tuesday mite.
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l0udTlrl
Eletha Bureh

Eletha Burch
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Excl Oliver of
Cleveland, Ohio, have returned
home after a two-week visit with
their mother, Mrs, Mary Oliver.
Herbert Oliver is here visiting
his grand mother . Miss Bes-
sic H. Paschal has returned home
after spending a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lilly of Chi
dester Mrs. Exephene Dawson
OF Richmond, Calf. has returned
home after visiting her mother,
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Algerene Draper. John Mitchell
Mrs. Mary Boone. Mr, and Mrs
Booker Martin wer, among .Acss
who attended the Ouachita dis
triet convention which was held
al Providence church Mes
lanes Mary Fay Williams Of
st Louis and leslie Lee Smith
o. Strong, are visitln3 their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Spralls
=. Mines Carrie Cooks. Luddie
Lewis, Mamie Slaughter are all
on the sick list, along with Jasper
Spralls. Give all news to yuur
agent.
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aries and singers are IN tied
See Mrs Bertha Smith for your
State Press and give her your
news to be published The
pastor and members Of Shiloh
ale very thankful for he Coop
Grafton of all churches TINT help
ed in their anniversary. Your
kindness MI never be forgotten.
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EagIeiette
Mrs. Susie CASTOR
Article in Readers Digest Reveals
!. Jittery Pre-Menstrual Tension
\ Is So Often a Needless Misery!

Do you suffer terrible nervous ten
sion -- feel jittary, irritable. de-
pressed -- Just before your period
each month"; A startling article In
READER DIGEST reveals such
pre-menstrual torment Is needless
misery in many casesl
e Thousands have already discov-
cred how to dpofd such suffering.
With Lydia Pinkham's Compound
and Tablets, they're so much hap
pier. less tense as those difficult
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stopped or strikingiy relieved
=. pain and discomfort 3 out Of 4
women got glorious relief
Taken regularly, Pinkham's re-
tieves the headaches, cramps, nerv-
Gus tension . during and before
your period. Many women never
suffer-epen on the first ddyi Why
should your This month, start TAX
ing Pinkhams. See II you don't
escape pre-menstrual tension so
often the cause of unhappiness
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-08-19

fs, mckinley Mrs. Wlllie
o''i'h visited her sister in Smack
over. sunday Miss Willie Lee
ohi'h Is In Camden visiting Miss
LehoFa Hahter Mr.. and Mrs.
Lo'ue Wilson Of Los Angeles.
are visiting his brothers. Paul
Tom and |. W. Wilson.