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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Wife of Famous
Choirmaster Dies
In Pine Bluff

Mrs Jane Watts Lovelace, wife
Of Ariel II. Loyelace. director Of
the AMIN college choir died on
the college campus Saturday at
lbs p. m. after a long illness.
Mrs Lovelace was a gradual
OF the city Schools of Atlanta.
Georgia and received her ALB de
gree from Spelman college IN At
lanta and her BIS degree IN IL
brary science al Hampton inatl-
tute. Hampton. Virginia
Funeral services were held IN
Atlanta. Ca Wednesday a. - a
m. from 400 Mosley place sW.
Survivors include her husband,
three children. Ariel ir4 Mary
Felice and Lewis Watts her
mother Mrs Ida Watts Of Atlanta
and thee brothers. Albert Watts
Of Atlanta: Dr. Charles Watts Of
Durham. y. e. and Lewis Watts
OF Seattle. Washington.
The Perry funeral home vas in
charge Of local arrangements
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
MI. Zion
Mis-. Nellie stOyau

MIS-. Nellie s1o'Ah
Freddie Lee Robertson and fam
ily are here visiting relatives and
friends. They reside IN Detroit
He IS the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
David Robertson Of Cullendale .
Mrs. Mauella Washington and
grandson. ODDS were dinner guests
of the Stovalls Thursday along
with Mrs. Willie Lee Taylor .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross and son
were visitors in the community
last week SAN Washington,
Mrs. Stoyall and granddaughter
Bernadine were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Walters -. Frank
Washington and Ernest Walters
made a business trip TO Camden
Thursday Mrs. Dora Arm
strong and Son. Charlie left for
Detroit Saturday to visit her chill
dren Presiding Elder, N. H.
Hunter preached at Zion Hill A.
NJ. f. church last Saturday mite
Several from this community
attended service at Cross Road
Church Of Christ recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
.Crossett
Ronald Watson

The mock annual conference
successfully closed Sunday mite
at Zion Temple AMEZ church
with Bishop SpottSwood" (Wil-
lie Mathney) Of the AME church.
DIR. ID. S. Daycon" civilian
Jasper" general officer OF the A.
NJ T. 2. church, REV {. b
Knorks" "a F. Galway mode
rator. Baptist churches "Prcsid-
ing Elders" q; the conference
made their reports us follows
Or. S Coleman, Pine Bluff Mrs
Eunicc Watkins. $3.50. Rev y
| X. Bycrs. Little Rock. Mrs Ar
Icnc Upton slll7s; Rev. ]. A.
Caldwell. wilmot Mrs. Z. l.
Goats. sls3l9; Rev D s. Hall
leading pastor A. h Cam. $40
The pastor and members Of the
above named church wish 90
thank our many friends tor our
success. Rev. c W. Walker. pas
tor ... There will be a Women's
day program Sunday at o'clock
al Zion temple. Mrs. h. Moore Of
St Mark Episcopal chsrch, will
make the principal address. The
following churches with their
choirs will participate: First Bap-
fist. Pleasant Green, New Bethel
I Rawls chapel Camp Ground Fl
/ Quinn chapel, Mt Zion Baptist,
| Gates chapel. Hunter chapel Sol
! dicrs chapel and Davis temple Of
I Hamburg. Holly Grove and Lewis
/ chapel Mrs Willie Gordon
Of Los Angeles is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs z I White, 100 La. street
| Albert Tucker. John Baker
Hugh Freeman. Pleas Rance. at
tended laymen's committee
meeting at Monticello Sunday
| Coach Grants Tigers were de-
fested by Fl Dorado 400 Saius-
day mite at Miller's field ms
PTA met Tuesday mite at ths
school auditorium.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Gregory
James Rodgers

Bud williams recently returned
home from St Louis and Chicago
where he visited relatives
Mildred Pearl Scott was recently
employed by Mrs Gene Hurfield
.. The union revival closed FRI
day mite There were seven con-
versions. Rev u. w. Woody. Lit
tie Rock. was guest speaker. Mon
cy raised. sci. Baptizing was held
Sunday McSd0mes Callic
Lockhart and Idclle Guest. have
returned home, after visiting in
Detroit and Chicago Mrs
Pcarlcatha williams has returned
home. after visiting in Chicago q.
Dcsota Cunningham and Leo
Bland Of St Louis are visiting
relatives here On the sick
list are Brother Hosea Pitts, Pearl
Anderson. Liza Barnes and Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson See Mr.
and Mrs. James Rodgers for your
greeting cards Willie Mitch
eli Of Marion, is here visiting his
sister Mrs Fcbbic Green who Is
i'll Rev. w. J. Privett was
here. last Sunday. visiting rcla-
tiVcS He was a visitor at Gid
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Golden Liens Bow
To Missouri's II
Saturday Mite
BY John Howard

PINE BLUFF-Quarterbaek Joe
Napolean missed a bad snap from
center Coy Rex here Saturday
mite in the first quarter and Lin
coin university recovered to
score a safety which proved To be
the deciding factor IN the Arkaa-
sas AM6N college game against
the Missouri team. Both teams
scored tsuehdowns later IN the
game but the Tigers held the
edge TO win. 81
Lineoln's lone touchdown came
In the third quarter after half
back Arthur Lewis returned a
kick from the mid-stripe to AM&-
Ms 29-yand line, and on the next
play quarterback Richard Bill
Kingsley snapped 3l-yard pass
into the waiting hands Of Ezell
Brewer who took the oval stand
ing up 10 register the score. Jno
Mercer kicked the extra 70 send
the score % 90.
The Lions TOUCHDOWN resulted
from a powerful drive connected
with passing and brilliant run
ming by Floyd Franklin, Herbert
Blood. and Joe Napolean. The
Lions drove the ball in the fourth
quarter from their own II 10 Lin
coins &c Napoleon ripped off a
20-yard pass 10 Floyd Franklin
who raced 81 yards for the Lions
first aHd only touchdown Don
Deal made the extra good.
Both teams displayed brilliant
defensive plays turnout the mite,
Both lines withheld threats deep
in each others territory.
Ia the second quarter Lincoln
recovered a tumble on States
% and halfbaek Richard Woods
rushed back 20 the Lions 7. On
two plays Woods placed the ball
on the ?, but the Tigers couldn't
cross en- the next two downs
and State took over
The Lions drove 10 Lineoln's
IS on beautiful runs by Joe Dav-
Is, Floyd Franklin and Herbert
blood. Lincoln received a penal
ty for clipping which placed the
ball on the 30 Franklin on the
next play rushed 90 the Tigers
81. Blood picked up yards at the
i6 But Napolean's pass intended
fer Glen Gibson was intercepted
and the threat ended.
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son and Miss Barley was guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Walk
er and family Mrs. Evelyn
Hadley Is a patient in the MoPac
hospital. Little Rock where she
Will undergo surgery - Mrs
Irene Young, who has been Sc
riously III IN the Rogers hospital
il Searcy is much improved and
is now at home B. T. Harris,
who has been very i'll IS nov IN
sstisfactary condition Mrs
Pearl Grow. Misses Willie v.
Mount Hattie Odell Young and
Margeratte Williams are attending
the Sunday school convention OF
the CINE. Wynne district
Neal Hawkins left Saturday TO be
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Tweniy.Fifth Year
OF Service In The
Grocery Business

Mr.. ard Mrs J Powell Of Pow
ellis grocery. 1923 West 10th St.
are celebrating their 28th ami
yersary IN the grocery business
and sixth months in their new
and beautiful modern location.
During their celebration. they
are offering bargains Thursday
Friday and Saturday that could
only be matched during a special
occasion Of this kind.
Beautiful and useful gifts will
be given TO the lucky customers
who register with them at their
store before o'clock Saturday
afternoon First prize will be a
useful Bruce ehopping block. The
second prize will be a beautiful
overnight kit Third and grand
prize wil be Westinghouse
Electric Rooster Winners do not
have to be present to receive a
prize
Refreshments will be served by
"a Cafnafiun Mix representative.
Mrs. Richard Turrenee. all day
Saturday Al Allen, one Of the
s0uth's finest disk Jockeys. will
be on hand representing All soap
company
Drawings for the prizes viii be
at 6 n. m Saturday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30

Mis- Ophelia Webb

Wis Opheha Webb
L. l.. Phillips. Negro state All
club agent. Mrs. Fannie NJ. Boone,
Negro home demonstration. both
az Little Rock and assistant coun-
W agents, Mrs Ruby Mae Harris
and Henry A. Smith, ir. visited
the Motion hi school chapel peri
cd Friday The program was en-
ioyed by these visitors The
Stitch and Chat club met at the
home of Mrs Ida Mae Ellis on
Thursday mite A luncheon course
was served Mrs ID II Rob
fnSon was hostess 10 the Self Cul.
ture club Thursday rite Plans
were mode for the annual nffair
The club missed the presence OF
n devoted member and also treas
urcr Of the organization. Mrs Err
ma l. Mathis who is i'll. Each
member plans 90 send cards 90
keep her cheerful Barbccucd
chicken and ice cream were serv-
ed Charles Anthony has re-
turned home from Collins chapel
hospital and is doing fine after a
second speration Mrs. Ruby
Mae Harris Lee county home a.
gcnt has returned 90 work after
= restfuI period at her home in
Little Rock The Lee county
council. All viii meet in the
council room. Saturday. / o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thomas
uf MARKS. Miss were guests oi
Mr. and Mrs Neut Smith and
daughter. Carol Sunday
Gale and Lorraine Brown OF
Spring Grove school are sharpen.
Ing their educational tools by
keeping cotton weights for their
father during the vacation months
Gale and Lorraine are 3rd year
students Of the Spring Grove
school The Lee county Al
Hybrid Corn show will be held
October 6 in the City park. Mari
anna Motion nj school Lions
played their first game Of tbs
season Thursday mite with ManaS.
SIS Of Memphis Motion lost $50
However. this was a non-confer
ence game Motion Lions will PLAY
Helena. THURSDAY mite in Wore
park, Mariana
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30

Mrs W. NJ Latham Is home again
10 stay. We hope Mrs Willie
Wilson IS visiting her brother
Rev J ID Jamerson in Oklahoma
Haptizing Of the four eandi-
dates. was held Sunday mite at
the First Baptist church One
member vas restored. This was
the result Of the revival which
was conducted by Rev. l. n.
Dunn. Many friends visited and
worshiped with us Mr., and
Mrs. james Goodwin and family,
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Goodwin
and family. Mrs Matte Goodwin
and family and Mrs S V. cald-
well. visited the Homecoming in
Sparkman. recently Those
attending the musical program AZ
Evergreen Baptist church, FL Do
RADIO were. II. Glasgow. Mrs,
Myrtle Highshaw Mrs Myrthel
Reynolds. Mary Sue Martin. Ed
it'll Mae Green. Donzeil Green,
Inek Reynolds, Earlena Blaekman.
Rev. l.. d. Champion, pastor . .
Revival began at Snow Hill
church. recently Mr.. and Mrs,
Naran crumley OF St. Louis, are
visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs, J. Z. Flowers, Mrs, Flowers
is still on the sick lest Give
news 10 your agent, oren High
shaw.
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Ell dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

Womens day was observed at
the Evergreen Baptist church las
Sunday Money raised $40 A
wonderful program was held Sun
day mite. Mrs. Leon Mack. pres
ident Of the Mission society. spar-
sored the program. Rev. L. ID
Champion. pastor Mrs B,s-
sic CLARK spent Sunday afternoon
in Camden visiting her aunt, mrs
Jimmy Turner, who has been I'M
for sometime The younger
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Wailes
Delphine. suffered a broken arm
and is in the Warner Brown hos
pital Mrs Model Brown
Lowery spent Sunday in shssvC-
port at the bedside Of her uuc'e,
Joe Brown Tie is in the Shreve-
port hospital. and resting nicely
al this writing The fall r.
vival Is in progress at the Obey
Branch Bapt church in the Ford
willie addition The principal speak
er for the services each mite is,
Rev. c, IL Rowe, brother Of Rev.
j. II. Rowe. Services have been
well attended . Revival is still
in progress at Douglass Chapel
Baptist church in the Douglas
addition Rev. Huey from Louisi-
ana Is the guest speaker each
mite Rev. Thomas, pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Card Of Thanks

We, the family Of the late Mrs.
Charlotte Goodwin acknowledges
with grateful appreciation the
many cards. flowers, offerings and
other expressions % sympathy
during the illness and passing of
our mother
Signed: Mrs. Viola Goodwin.
Chicago; Mrs Carrie Dennis
Little Rock, daughters: Alvin
Goodwin, Oakland. Calf. Sam
Goodwin. Denver. Colo. Aaron
Goodwin, Chicago. sons.
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Camden
Mrs. Gladys Cooper

The Evangelist Gospel singers
and TIE Gospel four will render
a program az the city auditorium
in Stuttgart. October Is Tie pro-
gram is sponsored BY Ged Hum
pheTy Mrs Josephine Wilson
Of Milwaukee. Wis, vas here Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Wilson,
728 Spring She left for her home
Wednesday Mrs Earnest
Bullock Of ll8 Wood street will
leave soon for trip to Shreye-
port. La. to visit her uncle. Jas,
Glenn, IFS Pickett Her so1, l.
Bullock. gave her a beautiful set
Of luggage for the trip Mas
ter Charles Lewis, has returned
from Minneapolis, Mimi where
he spent his summer vacation.
visiting relatives and friends
John Jordon. son Of MIR and Mrs.
Bedford Jordon, was killed last
Saturday morning when the car
he was riding left the hiway and
hit the side Of a bridge six miles
south Of Camden. The driver. viii
lie Lowe. also Of this city. Is in
the Ouaehia county hospital in a
critical condition. Mr. Jurdon was
funeralized Monday On the
sick list are, Mrs Alice Clark,
Pauline FaRgy. Geneva LON. all
in the county hospital. May the
Lord bless them with speedy Tee
CoVeries.
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Smackover
Oren Hlghshaw

Oren Hlghshaw
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Dieker-
snn- i4at SlIsk street Oakland.
California. visited her sister. Mr.
and Mrs Dock Minnweathers
mother. relatives and friends. re-
Gently Visiting the MINI
weathers last week. is a sister,
Mrs. Oracle Knishten. 7o9o Yea
mon street. Detroit Mack
wilkins. Detroit is visiting his
wife. Mrs. Birdie wilkins q.
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kenseff
Mrs. VI. NJ. Waddy

Mrs. VI. VI. Naddy
The Federation OF ch0lfs. held
a. First Baptist church. Sunday
was largely attended Nj.
and Mrs. r L. Kynard and SON
Mrs. NJ. E. Bracely and daughters,
Fay. Marice and Gloria, were the
weekend guests Of Mrs Hattie
Baker. Poplar Bluff Miss
Gloria D. Mount Detroit and Miss
Rebeeea Barley Of Saginaw
Mich. returned home Tuesday at
ter visiting relatives and friends
here. Miss Mount was guest Of
her mother. Mrs. GurtheF Jack
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West Rock
Betty Madden

Betty Madden
Miss Veta Lee Lucky IS in the
city visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mr. Thomas Habson E.
Mrs. Efma Mae Bracelet Is here
visiting her family and friends 9.
The sixth anniversary Of Row
J. L. Nichols, ended last Sunday
with a total amount raised Of
S5548f The anniversary took
place at the Oak Grove Baptist
church.
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field Baptist church Rev
Willie Adkins. Calf, Pearlie Mae
Jones. Chicago has returned home
Mrs. Maggie Coleman IS Wis
iting in Cotton Plant. with her
brother and sister-in-iaw. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Barnes
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Conway
William spann
HONORED DINNER GUESTS

The home Of Mrs Priscilla Me
Coy was beautifully decorated.
honoring Mrs Vanilla Triec Of
Augusta as dinner guest Other
guests were Mesdames Helen Per-
ry. Archie Reed Misses jamie
Brown and Gladean Benton Of
this city The table was decorated
with a lime-green cloth. with
beautiful matching china. and a
eenteFpieee Of white and red
rosebuds.
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We take this opportunity TO say.
Thank You. 20 the many friends
who so beautifully stood by us
during the illness and passing Of
the late Rev ID H. McFarlin
May God richly bless you.
Signed Mrs ID II. McFarlin.
wife. Edward McFarlin. son. Mr.
and Mrs John Washington.
brother ard sister
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Card of Thanks

NORTH LITTLE ROCK = We
wish 10 thank our many friends
and well wishers who extended to
us their heartfelt sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement. The
lovely condolences and b autiful
flowers sent us show us the true
spirit Of understanding Again We
say thanks
Mrs Henrietta Smith. wife.
Herbert Smith, ir, Myrtle NJ
Banks, Odessa Sutton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30

NOTICE: All school news must b.
In this office by Friday evening
for the following weeks publlel-
ton. Thanks.
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Oermoft
Henry 1. Hodges

Henry l.. Hodges
Willie Neal. San Francisco. Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
jimmie Neal His mother Is on
the sick list. but is improving
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30

FRANK r. BURCH, 3706
w. 18th St., has been added
to the SaIesforee Of LEE
VAUGHAN BUICK CO.. 3o1
Broadway. M. sureh is a
product Of Shorter College,
and is we'll known in and
around the Twin Cities. He
invites his many friends to
see him for a New Buick or
a Quality Used Car. Call
him at FR hf6T7. or Call
his residence, NO s-0s6s,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-30
Read The PRESS!
HOWARD BOMAR

HOWARD BOMAR
2s1O RINGO STREET
Invites His Many Friends and Ae-
quaintanees to See Him at HERBERT
JONES NASH COMPANY, 222 Cross
Street for a Demonstration Hide in
The New or Used Car Of Your Choice.
MR.. BoMAR Can Be Contacted by
Calling His Residence, FIR $1,000 or
Herbert Jones Nash Co.
Franklin 4-63e7
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PULL the PLUG
ON STOMACH UPSET

Hslf-alive, headacfy. when conStpa-
ton sours stomach Black-Draught'
relieves constipation oreTntGht-
Helus sWeeten sour stomach too
lusfvs ssssseh sstss.sr Norts evsuiEAtl
No harsh EripIrg Made from pure
vegetable herbs. Thoroughly but
gently uncorss CLOSED mtesttnes-
brings comforting relef IN morning
Then life locks sunny ssainl Get
BIack-Draugh today
- Ec1zeT c. G-lEl.-.ss L1-1 80
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at the bedside f hi;
l., Hart who is gari-,.--
hope for Inn q speedy ;.
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R.rxi,IlIIliI

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
MARRIED

Bittinger-Hanln - Miss Rayetta
Jean Hanlin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil W Hanlin, Bayard, w.
/ Va became the bride of Harold w.
Bittinger. son of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Bittinger, Route l, Gormania
w. Va, June II, at the Church of
the Brethren, Fairview.
The double-ring ceremony was
J solemnized at 200 p. m. with Rev.
Ross Spcicher officiating. The al
tar, decorated with baskets of
white gladiolus, pink pconies, pine,
and ivy. was thanked with white
tapcrs in branched candelabra.
Miss Shirley Calhoun, friend of
the bride, played the traditional
wedding marches and accompanied
Frank Dewitt, who sang why Do
| Love YOU" and Because"
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attired in ballerina
length gown of white chiffon over
slipper satin fashioned with fitted
bodice and portrait neckline, short
sleeves, and with elbow mitts Her
double fingertip veil of bridal il
fusion fell from a headpiece of
seed pearls and sequins She car
ried an old fashioned bouquet OF
white carnations with satin stream
ers.
Miss Kay Hanlin attended her
sister as maid-oG-honol. She wore
a periwinkle blue nyIon dress with
white accessories, and carried an
old fashioned bouquet of pink car
nations.
Thomas Bernard, friend of the
groom, served as best man.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs
Hanlin chose a navy blue afternoon
dress with white accessories and a
corSage of red rose buds. The
mother of the groom wore navy
blue suit with matching accesso-
ries and her corsage was of yellow
rose buds.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held in the
social room of the church which
was decorated with mock orange
blossoms and peonies. The brides
table was conferred with a three
TERED cake, topped by miniature
bride and groom. White tapers in
crystal candelabra completed the
decorations. The cake was served
by Mrs. Wallace HanIin, sister OF
the groom. Presiding at the punch
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Allegany Countian
Joins School System

Robert r. Martin, former senior
instructor at Allegany Trades
School in Cumberland, has been
named supervisor of bus transport
tation for the Garrett County
Board of Education
He will also serve as a part time
industrial arts instructor at South
ern High school, according to Will
lard l.. Hawkins, superintendent of
county schools.
For the past two years, Martin
has been an industrial vocation
teacher at Bel Air High School
where he taught courses in auto
mobile mechanics. He assumed his
duties here last Monday.
Martin is well known in Cumber-
land as an automotive mechanic
and tcchnician on ignition systems
and carburetion He taught these
subjects to several hundred CT
trainccs at the trade school there
from 1916 to 1858. He had previ-
ously taught auto mechanics to
adult evening classes and to class
cs in Cumberland for on-the-job
traineeS
A veteran of World War II, Mar
tin served in the Navy.
A native of Cumberland, Martin
graduated from Pennsylvania Ave
nue. High School in 1882. He con-
tinued his education with courses
in mechanics and electronics and
has completed a number of ex-
tension courses with the Universe
ty of Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Rotary Governor
Plans Oakland Visit

Milton o. Braun, governor of
the 264th District of Rotary Inter
national, will pay his official visit
to the Oakland Rotary Club at the
weekly meeting tomorrow at the
William-J James Hotel.
Braun will address the club and
will confer with Willard Elliott
president, Arthur f. Naylor, Jr,
secretary, and committee chair
men. They will discuss Rotary adj
ministration and service activities.
Braun, high school principal in
Coudersport, Pa, is owner of the
Braun Store in Germania, Pa, and
is a member of the Rotary Club
at Coudersport. He has served as
chairman of the District Citizens
of Tomorrow for the past two years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

an intensive tour of the District.
] shall be happy to meet with those
interested and discuss the various
measures which have become law
and those which have been left for
consideration next session. l am
particularly anxious to discuss
measures which concern the 9th
Maryland District.
Marylanders, either individuals
or companies, who have lost bank
accounts or other credits through
sequestration by the Japanese in the
Philippines during World War H.,
are entitled to be compensated for
their losses. Applications for this
benefit must be made prior to mid
night, August 81, 1855 Write to me
at the House Office Building,
Washington 25, ID. c., or to the
Foreign Claims Settlement Com
mission Washington Is, ID. c.
On my calendar: Unless some I'M
forcsecn legislative event prevents,
plan to be with the Frederick
Lions Club at their luncheon on
August 4th OF Importance to the
entire District is the meeting on
the Upper Potomac River Basin at
Cumberland on August IL, which
plan to attend. | also plan to at
tend the Kelly-Springfield dinner
at the Shrine Club that day.