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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Sponsoring Social

There VIII De an Ice cream
social Thursday evening, Aug. 4
on the Dexter City school lawn
sponsored by the Dexter City
Community club Homemade ice
cream, cake, coffee and pop will
be served. Public invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Bethesda Hospital

we'll route 5, was treated and
dismissed July 2l.
Harry Davis, of Dexter City,
treated and dismissed Juy %.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, of
Summerfield, dismissed to her
home, July %,
Charles Brown, Of Caldwell
route 3, dismissed July %.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Olive Grange

Olive Grange No. 398 viii hold
their regular meeting Friday
evening, July 29 at 500 O'clock
p. m. in the grange hall. The
third and fourth degrees will be
conferred on a class of candi-
dates. All members are requested
to bring cake or pie, sandwiches
and table service. A good attend
ance is desired.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Mixed Dance

There VIII De a round and
square dance, Sunday evening,
July 81 at St Michaers hall,
Carlisle A new orchestra will be
featured. Everybody is welcome
TO attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
HOSPITAL
NOTES
Children's Hospital

Roger Leasure, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Leasure, of Cald-
we'll route 6, underwent surgery
Thursday at the Children's hos
pital, Columbus. He was dis
missed to her home Friday and
is recovering very nicely. Roger
is fourth grade student in the
Caldwell schools.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28

Some women show a lot of
style and some styles show a lot
of women
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
School Picnic

The South Olive annual school
picnic will be held at the school
grounds, Sunday, Aug. T. Every
body is invited, particularly all
former students and teachers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Meeting Postponed

The HaIley's Ridge grange an
nounces the postponment Of the
August l grange meeting The
next meeting will be held Aug
Is.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
HOmenakerS Club

The Berne Homemakers club
and their families will hold their
annual picnic at the Marietta
Playground, Sunday, July 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28

It's more fun to sit back and
think things over if they are
.hings you've done well.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-28
Dance Planned

There will be square dance
at Brookfield rural school, Sat-
urday evening, July 30. There
will be homemade ice cream and
cake for sale.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

rodna, a sto je potvrdjenO |
sa ovom proslavom Croatian
Centra. Tako &c ostati dok
bude Hrvata u America. Dak-
lie, nismo "kukavice", nego
cestiti rodoljubi i krscani, to
Sc je mas svijet uvjerio pro-
Sic nedjelje. - Istina, dobar
,je mas narod j zato mu -
KAPPA dole!
Okrunjena je i Prva Kra-
ljica Croatian Contra, lijepa
i mlada kao jabuka - Miss
Dolores Yukica il Midland,
Pa. Krunisanje je obavljeno
ma posebni lijepi i svecani ma
Gin, sto je mnoge gledaoce
ganulo do suza cd milne, ka-
ko mi svoje djevojke postuje-
mo i uzvelicavamo. - zivila
Kraljica Croatian Centra!
Dan je bio oblacan, ali bez
kise, pa ipak Sc sakupilo ma
Sega dobrog svijeta sa svih
strana oko par tisuca. I "a
jednicki smo manifestirali "a
jednicarsko bratstvo svoju
odanost svojoj katolickoj VIE
ri i crkvi.
Uspjeh je bio kolosalan
moralno, a i materijalno oko
jednu tisucu dolara cista pro-
fita. Tako smo odlicno izveli
ovu svoju narodnu proslavu.
Nasim svecenicima ma po-
sjetu i blagoslovu srdacno Sc
zahvaljujemo, a u narednom
broju biti &c jos govora o
ovoj proslavi.-Filip Vukelic,
tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

VraneS sVe redOm pOlmenlce
predstavio narodu j prisut-
nom nasem clanstvu.
Program je bio veliean-
stven, koji SUI izveli hrvatski
Kolo Klubovi IL Clevelanda,
E. Pittsburgha i Cokeburga,
djeca i omladina, sve clanovi
nase Zajednice. Divno je bilo
motriti kad su sve tri CRU
pc zajedno zaplesale hrvat-
sko kolo, a bilo in je oko SO
ma broju u vrlo lijepoj ma
rodnoj nosnji.
Mas odlicni zupnik zupe
Sv. Nikole u Millvale, Pa,
Otac Albert zagar, prisustvo-
vac je ovoj hrvatskoj narod.
moi svecanosti. On je ma po-
sebni vjerski nacin svecano
blagoslovio Croatian Center
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
IL nutra i ma vani. Oslovio lie

IL nutra i ma vani. Oslovio ie
lijepo mnogobrojnu publiku
i preporucio svima Hrvatsku
Bratsku Zajednicu, koju sa-
cinjavaju clanovi Hrvati, ka-
tolici, krscani i narodni lju-
di. Narod je govor Fathera
zagara srdacno PRIMO i bur-
no ga je pozdravio. On je bio
u drustvu svoga kapelana,
Oca Mariana Sorica. To su
oba ova nasa odlicna svece-
nika ostali "a citavo vrijeme
programa medju mama i IT,
zivali su u programu medju
svojim hrvatskim narodom.
Kako rekosmo - ma pro-
gramu - 'Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica je bratska ustano-
va, katolicka, krscanska / ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
NAR0DNA G0SP0DA

One, koji imadu kuIturu
srca i duse, te narod naziva
pravom narodnom gospodom;
u Nth vjeruje, prema NINA
imade neograniceno povjere-
ME / ljubav, S TINA je ma
rod uvijek spreman da radi
konstruktivno, protiveci SO
svakoj destrukciji / anarhijf.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
Kod Zajednice Sc moze D.

Kod Zajednice Sc moze u
tlaniti ma zivotnu osjeguraci-
ju do $4,000, ma bilo koii GER
tffikat u dobi cd 16 do so go
dina. POstojeci clanovi u toj
starosti mogu povisiti svo-
ju zivotnu osjeguraciju do
$4,000 - iii mogu uzeti raz-
ne vrsti certificate "a ukup-
nu Mvotnu osjeguraciju cd
100000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
JEDAN ISPRAVAK -
BRATE VUKELICU

U proslom broju Zajedni-
Cara u clanku "Tragedija"
pisete, kako ste dosli k me-
nj i ponudili mi, da Sc po-
mirimo.
Napisali ste da sam Wanna
izmedju ostaloga rekao i o.
vo: "Znam, da Gu ma ovoj
konvenciji izgubiti, ali &c pa
sti i Martin Krasic."
Ovo nije posve tocno niti
je potpuno onako kako je re-
ceno. Da Sc ne stvori krivi
dojam kod clanstva, molim
Vas, ispravite u slijedecem
broju Zajednicara.
Ma Vase rijeci, u razgovo-
ru, da bi mogfi svi pasti, ako
dodjemo ma konvenciju po-
cijepani, odgovorio sam slije-
deee: "Mogao bi biti ma kon-
venciji porazen, ali &c pasti
Martin Krasic i njegovi to
Gu jos uvijek smatrati "a mo-
ju pobjedu i "a pobjedu Ia
jednice."
Hvala, brate Vukelicu.
Vjekoslav Mandic
X * Il
Brate Mandicu: - Istina
je da ste mi u razgovoru
S menom rekli: ia znam da
Gu ma ovoj konvenciji izgubi-
tt i necu biti bran, ali s me-
nom &c pasti Krasich." To
jeste rekli petak 4 sata po-
slije podne II. augusta. Ovo
drugo sto napominjete, ida
bi mogli svi pasti, ako dodje-
mo ma konvenciju pocijepani'',
o tome toga dana nije uop-
&c bilo govora, vec o Vasem
clanku. Dakle, nisam to re-
kao. Ponedjeljak Is. augusta
lpozvali ste me k sebi pre-
dali svoj clanak, tad sam
Vam gQvorio po prilici da bi
bilo najbolje da Sc izmirimo
da vi povucete Vase, a mi
svoje i da prestanemo sa sva-
DION, pax da ma konvenciju
dodjemo bez toga, a vi da
kandidirate ma kojoj listi ho-
cete, a da mi jos nemamo
kandidata protiv Vas i nj
koga u upravi. Ponudio sam
/ Yam izrnirenje sto ste pri-
znali da cete - pasti. vi ste
odgovorio da je kasno, a ia
sam rekao nikad kasno "a u
ciniti dobro. Naravno bilo .je
wise razgovora, ali gornje je
} sustina sto odgovara istini.
ia ne izmisljavam price,
pax nj gornje Vase rijeci nj
sam izmislio. Barem u ovom
nije nuzno da izigravate isti-
nu. - I ma kraju: moja rijec
vrijedi koliko Vasa, pa Clan
stvo neka sud-.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
vEL|kA MANIFESTACIJA zAJEDNICARA
u CR0ATIAN CENTRU -@. AUGUSTA
Pittsburgh. Pa.

Pittsburgh Pa. - Ma velikoj proslavi Otvorenja =
Croatian Centra minute nedelje bio e par suca nasega
sveta Prsutno je blo 81 delegate deveu konvenciu
Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce, koe predsjednk Ujednje
nh Odsjeka glavn podpredsjednik H. B. e., brat Milan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

No narod nikada ne &c da bu-
de "masom", jer narod zna-
de, da je osnov cjelokupnog
narodnog zivota j da je on
izvor sve vitalnosti -- zivot-
nOsh velike narOdne skup-
nosH. - Iv0 Sarinic.
Covjek mora znati "a strah,
made brige, "a dolazece sju-
ira. - Schiller
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Floyd Spencer

sAhsu RFth'tA
The adult school program is on
10 be long remembered, II was the
best Of its kind ever rendered IN
the city. The music was inspira-
tional. and the solo rendered By
Terry Simon was good TIE lad
les wore beautiful printed dresses
and the men wore white hirt=
and dark trousers and black tic
Prof 1. r ThgoEer. coach Of the
school. gave the principal address.
lie vas presented bs The prrs
cipal, c. r. Ramsey The week
leading up to the Bird Sunday in
November Is set aside for the am
uiversary OF tie pastor Of Mt
Zion Baptist, Rev A. JUNO AL
churches are asked 20 take part
in this affair The anprecIa-
ton program rendered for the
pastor Of Soldier chapel. was a
success. Mrs. Mary Townsend, in
structor for music at the Ham
burg hi school. rendered the mus
ic.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

W 5 Rainey
East End Mission, Little Rock,
A Nj Loworie
Granite Mountain Mission, Lit
tie Rock, J. W Burroughs
College Station Mission, Little
Rock, J w Burroughs
Matthews Temple. North Little
Rock, a Nieks
Varlek Temple. Mayflower, b.
Robertson
Jones Chapel, Conway b W
Williams
Moore's Chapel Cleveland, r
{ Macon
New Mt Zion. Cleveland. r c,
Macon
Digs Memorial. Blackwell. "A
ron Phillips
Walters Memorial. Hot Springs,
J. p Parker
Malvern Mission, l. Burns
Coleman Chapel, Gethscmane.
p Nunley
Stewart Chapel, England W
Fellows
Clinton Chapel. Morrilton, to
be supplied
Forrest City. Mission, 20 be sup
piled
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Goodbye Jimcro-
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Court Petition for writ of ceroran Is granted The
judgments appeals and the district court
vacated the remanded to the district court
direction decree for petitioners in conformity
with mayor city council of Baltimore Lawson decided
this day
the last Court IL words 10 settle the Mary
land cases only So for the Atlanta.
Reactions the in the states of their origin
were different Georgia Talmadge said. When they
ruled against segregation schools expected them 10 rule
against il in every phase Of life from then on think the
last the people and if the people don't COM
ply there's little they do about it
classic statement Officials Of the state OF Maryland have
my knowledge questioned the supremacy In the law
the United States Constitution the interpretations OF
that by Supreme Court the United States
do now
Varying reactions reported in some o. the deep south
states
question who shall the public recreation fac
Little Rock sharply the fore few months
ago when police group of Negro boys playing baseball
of park told them 60 play in Gillian
park Negroes have made clear that they irk under
the refusal allow them the city owned golf course
here The council has stated that il has never passed
ordinance prohibiting Negroes play public courses.
very limited of recreation is available 10 Negroes
in the city and less in the state.
The public library in Little Rock is open 10 all races,
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
What Killed The indians?
!. s. TAYLOR, Associate Editor

D .
One of the superstions the Indians is that the
killed them because he could not enslave them
that the Indian population has decreased but
like many people usually suppose Looking at the more han
100000 peoples of all in the United States and the
Information Please figure of $4,000 Indians less man
hTeeenths per of the whole people Imagine thai
there were millions of Indians roaming this country and
somebody has killed them off
We checked in the Handbook American Indians, F. w
Hodge Bulletin Smithsonian institute and other texts al
In the first place there was of Indians
There was slavery among the northwest Indians Adoption
which for some captves bad slavery existed among
many tribes Europeans made practice OF ensayng OF SCI
ing into slavery captive Indians In the early days Of the
colonies the enslayemen by settlers seems 10 have peh gen
eral"
Al the time Columbus the Indian population Of the
area covered by the United States vas only $4,000
less than one million The handbook gives the present poraa
100000 decrease Of about b per cent ana fhu'"
smaller decrease than people imagine
The causes of decrease the order Of their mIor
anee are given smallpox and other epdeme ubereu
loss diseases; whskey and attendant aisspauot IT,
movas starvation unaeeustomed conditions low vitality
due to mental depression under misfortune; wars
II will be noticed that including both wars Win
whites and wars with other tribes aho increased In dead
ness because of the European firearms was the small
the population decrease among the Indians
All the which operated 10 decrease te numbers
of the Indians operated deadly fashion To re-
dee the number the Negroes in the United States The sur
yiva of the Negro and his in the world due
10 the sometimes legal and sometimes illegal importation oil
Negroes slaves the Negro physique ability 10 endure ha
ships work and to master the ways and the eNiNaon IN
which he found suddenly plunged despite that he was
in strange land deprived of all weapons, gwen only MINI
mum of medical denied instruction and beaten oruay
ar even killed at any show rebellion The alleged submis
siveness Negro not cause Of survival but aeF
cause of continued ensayement so far as 1t was
of anything
The Negro in native environment resisted eneroaeh-
uent and enslavemen i'm the degree as the American
Indian although his methods Of warfare were perhaps diet
en article does not advocate any kind or degree oil de-
fianee of the But the decrease of Indians and the III
crease Negroes he taken In sense as tribute
meekness of survival The deciding factor Is me
ability TO learn and the methods Of American life The
tremendous surge forwarding during three great recent
wars which caused tremendous need in the nation Is due To
the increased training and participation which came to the
Negro along with all others who had the ability and The vi"
10 profit BY IT, Progress further depends those same qaa
titles plus the willingness sacrifice and pay In The present
for gain in the future.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

club The Stitch and Chat
club met al the nome Of Mrs. Mil
dred Grady Delicious refresh
ments were enjoyed by all .
Mr. and Mrs Willie b Lane and
daughter Ncttie Lee and Miss
Ophclia Webb were guests IN Car
70, Illinois OF Mr. and Mrs d
Lane and Mr. and Mrs II Smith
Mrs. Ruby Mae Harris spent
tn weekend in Little Rlck with
bel mother. Mrs Gurtic Burgess
Mr. and Nj a. Hoa arl
visited friends in Little Rock san
cay DR. and Mrs william
Freeman II Pine Bluff were the
guests Of Mrs Freeman's eguz S.
and family last weekend Mr.
and Mrs William Berry of CHica-
go and Mr. and Mrs. c Smith of
Detroit were guests OF Mrs d.
W Mckenzie for the past week
County agents, Henry A. Smith.
IT and Ruby Mae Harris, along
with their secretary. attended the
Group conference in Forrest City
the past week Mems day was
Grove Baptist church Of which
a huge success at the Walnut
Rev. +. r Gaines is pastor Rev.
J W Williams Of Memphis de-
livercd the afternoon sermon a
record crowd was in attendance
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Kenseff
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy

Miss Imogene Arnold attended
the Alta in Hot Springs Thc
Sr ushers attended a banquet
given in their honor at Bethle-
hem Baptist center. Searcy, re-
Gently Mrs. NJ NJ Waddy
and granddaughter, Jacquclin Har-
ris visited relatives and friends
In Little Rock and Pine Bluff Ia {
week Mrs. Sorin Arnold has
been discharged from Porter Rog-
ers hospital, Scarcy. where she
underwent surgery, Her condition
at this writing is improved .
Mrs. II r. Harris visited her
husband in Little Rock. Sunday
Mrs. jamie Nance and Mr..
Lottie Allen visited their niece
and daughter-in-law, re spcctively
in Omaha. Ncbr, who is serious
ly i'll Mrs Nance has returned
home, but Mrs Allen is still at
her bedside Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Black are the proud par
ents Of a baby girl Both are do
ing fine Mr.. and Mrs. r l..
Kynard spent the day In Hot
Springs recently Mrs Pearl
Grow and several others attended
the annual conference Of TIE CNE
church last week They have the
same pastor. Rev J w Curry. mr.
back Mr. and Mrs. ]. H.
Cowau and Mrs II 3. Harris NJ
tended a business meeting Of the
stars in North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Suit


Continued from pag, enc
asked that the case be heard be
fore special thrcc-iudgc count
and that 1t be expedited Judge
Miller said that the case would
be tried before him alone. He said
that the plaintiffs or defendants
could ask for a threc-Judgc cou-i
II constitutional question Is in
volved. However, he said that mo-
constitutional question Is involved
because the United States Su.
prcmc Court has ruled on the
question Of segregation IN public
schools
The suit Is in charge Of NAACI
attorneys
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
honored-
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Continued from page one)
cs. which will pay a special tr.b-
ute 90 Editor Dunjcc, was the
first such conference TO be orga-
nized In the United States and
has served as a model for others
which have been set up suisse
qucntly thruout the nation.
Or G f. Finley prominent Ok
lahoma City physician and surge
on and president Of the board OF
the Black Dispatch, is chairman
Of the steering committee Of the
Citizens Test monial committee Tor
Roscoe Duniee. under whose di.
rcciion the banquet in honor OF
the crusading editor is being plan
ned
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Newport


Mrs j. A. Smith
Mrs. Mary Alcorn celebrated her
slst birthday Monday evening
The celebration was held at the
home Of her daughter with whom
she resides. A turkey dinner vas
served and Mrs. Aleorn was the
recipient Of many useful gifts
There were % relatives present
including four sisters Mrs. Aleorn
has two daughters three sons,
twenty-three grandchildren. thir-
ty-three great grandchildren. and
three great great grand children.
She is still active in the home.
church. and other fields p.
Mrs Betty Roddy Dickson of
Gary, Indiana is visiting her par
eHts Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roddy .
Robert Mitchell who has been CO.
ING 10 school in Peoria. came
home with his uncle, Freddie Nit
ehell Robert has been in the hos
pital in Peoria st. Paul AAiE
church presented Mrs. Willie Lew
S in her annual recital Sunday
mite Guests were Miss Ruel Jack
son and Damon BfazWell, jr. Of
Shorter, and Miss Shirlene Wal
ton Of Newport Little Curtis
Craft, ir. received many lovely
gifts on his 9th birthday Ills
mother gave him a party, and a
large number Of people attended
Mrs. Georgia Walker, presi-
dent Of the Wynre district Wom-
en- work attended the annual con-
ference of the cME church al
Jonesboro last week Careatien
eorsages were presented 20 each
president Of the Wynne and For
rest City districts and the pfesi-
dent of the Ministers Wives By
Mrs w J Thomas. wife Of the
presiding elder Of the fayetteville
district Reed chapel CME
church has a new pastor. Rev W
II Bledsoe Of Gregory. It, services
are held on the second and fourth
Sundays In each month Mrs
Pearl Crow spent Wednesday with
her niece. Mrs Georgia Walker
She was accompanied home BY
he nephew. Don Walker
New Hope Baptist church wBf-
shipped with Rev poindevtar il
Walnut Ridge Sunday afternoon
on the occasion Of Rev Poindex-
tiers installation Rev r NJ Rem
ber's anniversary vii be obsere-
cd Sunday He has been at New
Hope II years and 1t Halo chapel
5 years Ms l. c Stge.a 4
ST Louis. No. spent a few day
in Newport She IS a former r.
structor Of Newport hi school
Rev Tillman OF Louisville. X.
spent a few days in Newport lie
was formerly pastor Of ST Paul
AME church.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Portland
Miss Simmie Davenport

Mrs. Ozell Walker IT Washing
ton. n. c. has been the guest 0f
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Walker Mrs. Ophclia King
has returned from Chicago. where
she has been visiting her grand
daughter. Narlsc0 Allen. who is
ILL., We are happy TO know TINT
she is better Everyone was
shocked 20 hear of the death If
Henry Smith. who passed OF %
a. the home OF a sen in s.. Louis
His body was brought here for
burial
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
EDITORIAL OF THE WEEK
Continued from page one)


On August young Til disappeared while vifurs relatives
Money Members Of his family Immediately charged re hal
been kidnapped by three white
For than three days Till was listed Missing BIT 'h
FBI never the
On August the mutaed body Of Emmett TIL wa. found
floating in the Talahatchie River
Things have been far Long Island We pray
there will be a happier ending
Within % hours after the child vanished the FBI
Was on the scene 10 aid frustrated officials In. search
for missing child
The NAACPs question remains unanswered
Why was present Long Island and absent during
the three crucial DAYS Mississippi Tls misl
been saved but the FBI iucfus5e evidence
against killers
ins ease is the suppostion victim has beer trsn
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Mayor
a vnIlnLsa .rom paFs one

Il UnIlnLea .rom paFr one
eityss head office when he defeat.
cd Democrat sam wassell four
years ago giving this Democratic
II Is said since reconstruction
city its first Republican maygE
days
Negro Wis AIdrrmauie Pot
In nearby Alexander, Tuesday
a Negro. A { Wallace, 81 wa
elected 10 the city council Tor tn
first time in the towns history
The Negro defeated a white
opponent for the post by tn
margin ~ one vote
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Mariana
Miss Ophella Webb

The Mt Olive Baptist church OF
which Rev J. l. Davis is pastor
sponsored q building rally Sunday
Guest churches were Elecannan.
Mt City Mt. Zion, Morning Star.
and Mt Gilliafd Mrs. Wcncy
Bailey has returned from q visit
20 St Louis Tho Secret Pal
club enjoyed a spelling match al
their club meeting Mrs Lucy
Shepherd placed first ard Mrs
Annie Bush second. Mrs Ollie
jackson entertained the club. Fun
and refreshments were enjoyed by
all Mrs l. A. Pascal was
guest Of Mrs. Newt Smith when
she entertained the Self Cultured
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo Caldwell

There was family dinner
given at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Stewart Members OF
the family are, Mr. and Mr. Eli
Sha Wyrickc. Mr.. and Mrs Thur
10 Marbley and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Lenard Weaver. Rev and
Mrs Rest Tacker and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Elm. A special guest
Everett Summerville was present.
This dinner was given In honor
NJ Rev and Mrs Tackcr and fam.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11

ill Who aFe leaving az "a
their home in Portland o.
The Taekers are old eIaz..
College Station There A..
at the dinner Last s
was pastoral day at zI
Baptist church Mr. a.
Charley MeGhee O! Lite .
are vacation e IN LIS A.
Mrs McGhee Is the dauEs,
Rev and Mr. John Was
They VIII b. here for .xe =
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
S. 5. Taylor Says:
TIME TO USE YOUR VOTE

The time has speak the only language the social
ed practical politician understands organized aggressive
no,ial action" said Superintendent James b. Abraham to
the teachers goes double for Negroes In general Inc
economic boycott and reduction in Mississippi pictured
h. DIR T r NJ Howard and the October Jets pictures OF
South Carolina Orangeburgs spearheadnG the 'C-
gems Council" boycott Negroes emphasize the necessity Tor
fight with the ballot The hate groups who threaten the ue
officials who the constitution must be taught
that the vote is a two edged weapon.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-11
Eau!e!ette

Mrs. Susie Castor
The sisters and niece Of Warren
Junial visited him last Tuesday
Easter Penix and daughter. Bes-
sic Box Of Bearde- and your re-
porter visited In the home o.
Miss Mary Junial last week .
Mrs. Easter B JuriaT visited Mrs
c. ". Thompson and Mrs. Carrie
Gibson Tuesday Members Of
Mt Era ANTE church welcome the
return Of Rev Willie Tu-i=r