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The frontiersman., 1956-09-27
PALNERITES TO ELECT TWO C0UNC LINEN
Ex-Governor, Others Visit Palmer Oct. I

Former Governor Ernest Gruening, Delegate E. L. Bartlett, Third Division Dem oerat candidates whose names will appear on the ballot Oc- tober 9, will be in the Valley for a meeting following a din- her meeting to be held in Chugiak next Thursday. The Democrats will arrive in Pal mer around 8 pm. and the public is invited to attend the meeting and meet the candi- dates. The meeting will be held at Coop Club room, ae- cording to Betty Mears. local Democratic committee wo- man.
 Refreshments will be serv- ed.
The frontiersman., 1956-09-27

Phyllis Ridley, RN, arrived in Palmer this week from Los An geles, California, and has start ed work as staff member at the Valley Presbyterian Hos
The frontiersman., 1956-09-27
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
 SALE

House with full basement, 2 bedrooms up, 1 bedroom down. Only $1400 down with low monthly payment at 41a %. Extra bathroom plumbing in- stalled in basement. Partly refrig., Winters supply of po- furnished, including stove, tatoes and carrots. Easy to heat. F block north of Swan son School, turn left Il block. John Bush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

It's enough quicken onyOs pulse the ay this powerful Chevrolet
takes to the Mgay And its smooth and quiet ha-no Ong
almost hear the happy beat of yom hearH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Don't worry. That's normal. Chalk it up to Chew
rolets zestfu letsgo-places spirit with horsepower
ranging up to 225 This is the car, you know, that
took top honors in the NASCAR Daytona Beach time
trials Chevy won both the acceleration and flying
mile contests for popuar-priced cars-and both in
record-breaking time!
Come on in and hear what your heart has to say
about Chevrolet Why not make it soon?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Your heart will tell you why this frisky new Chevy
has knack for making people happy. And you'll
begin to get the message the second you settle your
self in the drivers seat.
Maybe you'll have pleasant little tinges up your
spine-or feel your pulse step up a notch or two.
When you take that slim, responsive steering wheel
in your hands and feel that big bore vs. come alive
under your foot your heart might even skip beat!
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

Kelley preach an enjoyable ser
mon were Stamford Smith Of
Junction City; Rev. C. B. Hadley,
Urbans. Mr.. and Mrs o. G.
Smith, IT. Of Grambling. La. and
dra Marie White Jones Of Cali
fornia. Prof L. J. Guest has
Just returned from Tuskegee. Ala,
where he attended the annual
meeting Of III polio committee. IN
preparation for the drive next
month. Mr. and Mrs. o. G..
Smith, ST, motored to CrosSett
where they attended a dinner
sponsored By the crossett eolored
Deer club of which he Is
member. Thomas Washing
ton motored 10 Kilgore. Texas to
visit relatives. Mrs. Mildred
Henerson White has moved in
her beautiful Tanch-style home
and beauty shop on First street.
Mrs. Hessie Brown and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

Fred A. Newth. ir.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chaneery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
i27-i4-2l-28 At
NOTICE
County. Arkansas
In The Probate Court OF Pulaski
County
In The Matter OF The Estate OF
Louis johnson. deceased
Last known address of deeedent'
1910 Vine ST.. North Little Rock.
Ark.
Date of death: November 6. 1856
The undersigned was appointed
administrator OF the estate OF
the above-named deeedent on the
"a day of November. 1856.
All persons having claims a
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified, TO the under
signed within six months from the
date of the first publication OF
this notice. or they shall be for
ever barred and preeluded from
any benefit in the estate,
ibis notice first published IA
day of December. 1856.
Glendine Hill
Interstate Life Building
Administrative
Mail Address,
North Little Rock. Arkansas
l2:l4-2i-28;l:4 At
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

company and Mr. Herley. For
dyee Merchsntile company. The
public is cordially invited 70 all
Of these asFviees.
The Minister and District eoun-
ell Of the Pine Bluff district will
be held at St. John on January 2
1857 at 1000 a m. DR.. W. Il.
Hunter is presiding elder Of this
district
Mrs. Marie Brides. reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21
With The Churches
ST. JOHN AME CHURCH
Rev. 4. L. LILLY. Minister


Rev. 4 L. Lilly. Minister
FORDYCE-The church will
celebrate its Christmas service On
Sunday. December z3rd at l0.45
q m. Music will Be furnished By
the Gospel choir. Mrs ]. L. I'd
ington direetress. Pastor Lily
viii bring the message from the
subject. The Birth Of Christ. At
$50 p. m. a eity-wide Usher
Beard fellowship meeting viii be
held at the Calvary Baptist
church. Ivan. with the pastor
bringing The message.
On Sunday, December S0th, Bis
sop o. Sherman will be the CUES.
speaker at ST. John. Music will
be furnished by the senior choir.
under the direction Of Mrs Z. b.
Wallace. At $50 p. m. a dediea-
torisl service will be held, with
Dr.. L. A. MeDea bringing the
address. Special guests of the af-
ternoon will be Mr. L. c. Gates.
president Of Fordyee Lumber
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

ouachita county hi Wildcats. a.
43. Special mention was made Of
Jesse Ross, Woods. Lee, Ralph,
White and J. Ford. The
new study hall teacher at Wash
ington hi. is Miss Charlene Looper
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

Matte Williams and Mrs. Eunice
Elder Ross are recovering rapidly
after surgery. Others on the sick
list are John Nelson, Edward
Gray. Nelson Bowie. Arthur Gar
field. Mesdames Florence Buford,
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

a native Of Ho, g.
Looper is a lsss 9rae
lander Smith eollsss I
where she msior.s ls
Monies. She Is AZ. : a
supervisor Of the ,., 20
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

Pearl White, Susie johnson, Ad-
die Youngblood, Mary Ford. Lou
venia Bowie, Sallie Royeh. Ida
Atkins. and Lillian Singleton.
Many Christmas affairs are in the
making at Fairview school, prof.
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21

HH Lovett, principal -. Wash
ington hi Hornets basketball
team has begun looking for the
championship by defeating the
mighty Merrill hi Of Pine Bluff
77-51. and Lincoln hi at Camden.
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21
Legal Notices:
WARNING opnru

Legal Notices.:
State OF Arkansas
county Of Pulaski s.
IN The Pulaski Chancery Court
WINSTON X MeLemore. Plaintiff
Ursula MeLemore, Defcndan.
Inc Defendant Ursula Mel .suor.
~ Narned to appear in this court
Wltnln thirty days and answer tbs
s OF the plaintiff Win
sion n. McLemore
dated; December 7, 1856
Thad ID. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
CHARLES l. Carpenter
airline Turner. Chancery clerk
Attorney ad Litem
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
i2l4-21-2s;1:4 At
g., WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancerv Court
Artnur Lewis, Plaintiff
VS.. No. iO644O
Mildred Lewis. Defendant
Inc Defendant Mildred Lewis is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Arthur Lewis
Dated: November q. 1856
Harold r. Anderson
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem.
airline Turner. Chancerv Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher d. C.
ll:S0;l2:7-Il-2I A.
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. "a
In The Pulaski Chancerv Court
vs. No 10627O
Oliver z. Morgan, Plaintiff
Naomi Morgan. Defendant
The Defendant Naomi Morgan. Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
TIE complaint Of the plaintiff
Oliver T. Morgan
Dated; November -. 1856
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-21
Ell Dorado
". ID. MOsley

Lee Chapel AME church held
is first quarterly conference last
week with its newly appointed
pastor. Rev. A NJ Roberts and
presiding elder W. NJ EaSon. The
membership. friends and visitors
witnessed an inspiring sermon. e.
Visitors who heard Rev. j. +
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23

servances foster nerculral understanding of showing chill
dren how their neghbors celebrate religious holidays
However, this is not the opinion of the major Jewish ogan
cations this year After prolonged discussions practically
all the important Jewish organizations in this country have
to the conclusion that neither Chanukah Christmas
should be commemorated in the public schools They
realize that there Jewish parents who derive satisfaction
the public school parties but they feel that Jews be
made to understand that these temporary qualifications have
little value when viewed in the context of the threat to re
gous liberty which such secarian practices in the public
schools represent AS regards Christmas programs
include the singing of Christmas carols and the staging of
Christmas playsJewish organizations that Jew
h request for their elimination from the public schools could
have unfavorabe repercussons Therefore they advise
that this problem should not be handled unateraly either
by individuals by individual groups They urge that
Jewish organizations within the communities first consult
each other and agree point OF view that best be
represented school authorities However, with regard
Chanukah observances the position of the major Jewish
ganzations is that Jews must tell the school people fortnight
y and with dignity that they do not want Chanuah
memorated in classroom because they believe that religion
has place in the public schools
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23

the observance of Chanukah which begins Wednesday
night November 2Sh and lasts for eight days.
n Esendrah president of the of American Hebrew
Congregations has issued the following statement with
gard to the holiday:
The Jewish word Chanukah which gives its name to our
winter festival, means Dedication.
For than 1000 years celebrated Chanu-
kah reminder of the first battle behalf of religious
liberty in recorded history.
Our prayers hymns, gift-givng and candleighting
this solemn but joyous occasion reinforce within
desire to emulate the Maccabeans their acrcal efforts
udaismand also Christianity-woud not be alive today
not for those efforts Let u.s. therefore, dedicate
selves to the extension of the in which liberty enjoyed
This year Chanukah occurs between Thanksgiving and
the 18th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor We would avoid
SOnal and national disasters the zeal exhibit after
smtten could be mustered up advance Of crises
We would also have things be thankful for it, like
the Maccabees Of Old vglant and dgent in uphold
ing the banner of religious freedom
Chanukah occasion for extra determination to light
the flame of religion beacon for children
mu and country It is also occasion recall that
tyranny whether exists within hearts disturbing
force in the international must be combatted would
like pay special tribute to the free press of nation
of light and enlightenment am particularly grateful
the AngloJewh newspapers of this nation who truly
devote themselves to the dissemination of significant happen
ngs and thus provide all with the data that need
endeavors to keep faith and its preceps alow
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23
The Significance Of Chanukah - 1856

One of the SOuth's foremost rabbis
has sent us letter calling The South
ern Jewish Weekly the leading instru-
ment throughout this area for adult
Jewish education = ga mass media
which gives generously of its pages
to the explanation of Jewish news,
viewpoints, holidays and festivals" {"
We, therefore, feel encouraged to pro-
ceed with our policy of quarter GEN.
tury dedicated to this program and
devote this weeks editorial column to
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23
Between You and Me.
aY noR1s sM0rAn Copyright Telegraphc
0O~~~ O~%~~'~s
CHANUKAH ISSUE
By BORIS SMoLAR

The time lapse this year between Chanu-
kah and Christmas is about month long
Thus the public schools will not be in posi-
ton to arrange joint Chanukah-Christmas
celebrations :. Nor will there be Chanukah
lights side-by-side will h Christmas trees in
the SchoolroomS this year :. There have
been some Jewish groups who were of the
opinion that Joint Chanukah- Christmas OBJ
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23

QUESTION: Why is il that the
Chanukah Menorah is placed on
the South Side of the Synagogue?
ANSWER: It is claimed that
this is done to duplicate the loca-
ton of the Menorah in the ancient
Temple. In the Temple the Men
orah was located on the South
side. Thus the Chanukah Menorah
reminds us of the ancient Men
orah of the Sanctuary in Jeru-
salem.
QUESTION: Where is the best
place for the Menorah of Chanu-
kah in the home?
ANSWER: Originally, the Rab-
bis advised that the Chanukah
Menorah be placed near the door,
to the left as one entered. This
was done for two reasons. Firstly,
the doorway was a place that
could be seen by passers-by and
one of the cardinal objectives of
the Chanukah festival is to pub
licize the miracle that happened
during the days of the Maccabees
with the cruise of oil.
Secondly, placing the Menorah
to the left of the doorway would
bring about a condition where
anyone who crossed the doorway
would find the Mezuzah on his
right and the Chanukah Menorah
at his left. This gave the impress
sion of being encircled with good
deeds and good omens wherever
one turned. Today, it has become
customary to place the Menorah
near the window so that its lights
could be visible to the passers-by
on the street.
QUESTION: Is there any rea-
son for the total number of can
dies which are lit during Chanu-
kah?
ANSWER: The total number of
candles lit (besides the Shammas
which is lit every night as an
extra candle) comes to 36. This
number had special significance
when it came to the subject of
light. When Adam was first Gre
ated-on Friday-he observed 36
hours of light, since the first eve
of the Sabbath did not bring dark
ness to this world. Darkness did
not prevail until Saturday night.
The restoration of the Temple in
the days of the Maccabees was
like the restoration of the original
light of the world which lasted
36 hours the first day of Adam.
Hence the SO candles represent
those SO hours.
** y = y
QUESTION:: Why do we light
Chanukah candles before eating
supper?
ANSWER: Actually the Chanu-
kah candles can be lit any time
during the night. However, the
Rabbis felt it to be an obligation
to attend to a religious deed be-
fore doing anything else. Hence,
as soon as night falls, one is obi
gated to attend to this religious
obligation before satisfying ones.
own appetite. Some authorities
even prohibit Jew from study
ing the Torah on these nights
until he has lit the Chanukah
candles.
Il = =
QUESTION: Why is it that the
candles are set up from the right
and LII from the left?
ANSWER: The first candle is
v,locod nj tho ovfrnrnn right 0f thn
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23
The
Jewish
-Quiiz
Box

BY Rabbi Samuel ]. Fox
Copyright, 1855. Jewish TeleEraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
AROUND NORTH LITTLE R0Ck i:

TIE 253rd Of the Ushers union "as held sun
dag the Greater Shiloh Baptist church The founder " II
Whittier present The union organized Mach 3D. $50
Amount # money reported sl6sl2 G H Brown PRESIDENT
Mrs. B Handy reporter
Jones HI school PTA .ast week II honor q F"ei
Certificates ef awards presented 10 past pres
dents as following: r c. c Brown Mrs D GurFg, MIS-. i
Ray Mrs z. Byrd and Mrs 3 Handy TIE FIA vii spon-
three Sunday hours 800 10 P m al the homes
and Mrs Johnnie Thompson. 923 East Eighth street
Mr. and Mrs, Nell Wright pos Clover and MF and Ms +
Rhodes 500 East 18th E. H. Hunter principal Ms u
Curry president.
NJ Mrs LEXIS Bundy 272I East Washington have as
her sister Mrs Jeta haer7 Of san Francisco
TIE Altman and Civilian Goodwill club will meet saturday
P the a. W Young NNCA Airnan Jerry Fattsf-
s president; Mrs. ". Hall. secretary.
Tie MatroRs Of Friendship eab gil hold lhf regular
monthly meeting. Sunday, D n d The residence OF a
al Mrs Robert Lynch. 800 Elm street.
TIE Ladies auxiliary club e the East Fl Boys CID
Thursday Sherman pack The following officers we're
President Mrs Mldrd Jones, vice president As
Johnson End presi n., Mr. Mamie Carter Fe
eordHg secretary, Mrs Claudts Els. assistant Feeoens ss
retary Mrs Dorothy Ready; financial secretary a7 jesse
Turner; corresponding secrea-y . Dorothy tfei treas
urer Mrs. Rosie RufG; reporter. Mr.. Laszr u sH-Ia.
chaplain Mrs. P0Fta Power,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Holly Springs


May MArshAil
Mrs. Horace Lamber and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Rufus Thrower visited
their daughter and sister. Mrs
Leandrew Dawn. who is i'll in
Kansas City Mrs. Dawn and chill
dren returned here for a while
Rev. o z. Walker and fam
lily were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Juniel In Spark
man community We were
glad 10 sec Sister Walker at
church last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Parham went 10 Cam
dcn last Monday Mrs. Al
Flcnt left Sunday for Rockford.
III. TO be with her daughter. who
is III Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Parham and family visited her
mother in Fordyec last Sunday
Mrs Z. Freeman Of Little
Rock visited her father. Jno. Mar
shall who is Ill.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Washington PTA
In Observance of
Founders Day

The Booker HzsHi ngtoH seaoel
PFA observes Founders day Attn
a. Inspiring program. Thursday
ute The theme. Any CHla A
1--we aaz performed y mothers
Fl the fast grade students Taeg
Xeze Aezdamez Aston. Durham
R.eks swHntoa. Wallace and VII
saa Mechanic Dade ard saaz Ks
acre ladies II the past
Mrs S8mlezs sixth graders pre-
serted p.ayleg Nesf. Co1tri=
laGsaz = American Life J9nH
Waller. II. sang. H aecsmF ani-
I'd b. talented soaag pianist.
Haz.F sHzaa Sir saaHks LED
H. a4#eHas la timely songs for
us .5.a.a7 Fa#- former F#es-
IT. rse.eH4 seze M=zdamez
freze MeClllB ellen Carr n
ri clara Watson and LaEada
aIeFarlIH Thsy ard alHeHz 2eTe
cited ard remark eefs sseI by
ths principal Mf G. N Floyd
The occasion and las remarks
Neza made b rfs PTA pres dent
Ar VIOLA Darlington
K f.fzhHents acre served Dg
the hospitality committee afs
acFariiH. chairman
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Lake Village
Mr. Laura Ctanton

Mrs. Laura oianton
Tie Lucky Twenty home dem
onstfatIon elub met February IS
81 the home Of Mrs Ella Ed
wards with the president. Mrs
cloteal Hyman IN charge The
following denominations were
discussed. How NY head can save
my heels In the garden and the
kind Of poultry you have" IF
teen members were present The
next meeting Will be at the home
Of Mrs. Henrietta Sanders
Linda Johnson vas honored Wiih
q birthday party at the home u
her parents. Mr. ard Mrs. T J.
johnson. February Y TIE little
recipient wore a navy ard red
dress 4 birthday cake was beau
tifuIly decorated with three can
dies Guests received souvenir
fayors Of whistles. balloons, and
horns. besides ice cream and cake
Linda received many useful Gift
Funeral services were con
Quoted February Il for VIII Stew
ard at the Christian Liberty Mf
church. Rev {, G. Miller off
eiated Mrs Anna Bland wa
funeralized February IS at th'
AME church. Rev. c. c. Reynold
!. offieiated W. NJ clanton /
in Pine Bluff for eye surgery
On the sick list are Jesse Gaines
Mrs. Idonia and Jack Dunbar,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Young B&P Men
Schedule First
Award Banquet

The Young Business and Pf1fes-
slonsl Meas organization b as
zcheduied Us fHst annual award
banquet for AaTch p II the
Phyllis Yheatley YWCA
The organization decided seFeF-
\ Horzhs ago 70 make an award
10 TIE young man between the
ages of y and 80 residing within
PULASKI county who made the
greatest contribution . eommIni-
y welfare during 1855.
TIE group also SAID II Ho4id
award the organization u young
people having done outstanding
community work during 1888
The purpose Of the awards IS
10 stimulate interest among young
people r. community
Two committees have been
named 70 effeetuate plans for
making the awards,
Earl Davy vas named Chairman
Of the awards committee 9hieh
viii screen the candidates TIE
committee IS 10 b. composed 81
three members Of TIE fbaFa
and two other persons n the
community
Ozell sutton is chairman d
the program committee ONE
committee ehairmen and person
mel are 70 be named Later
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

Lee Hornberger spent lew
days with his wife this week
Miss Glora d. Tolerson, MIS-.
Mary Hornberger and N. S. Cal
houn. attended the science work
shop in Forrest City. Friday q.
Miss vernell Tolerson, spent
few days in Little Rock with her
sister Mrs. Willie Lewis at
tended the council meeting In Hot
Springs. Tuesday The junior
and senior Pirates, won in the
district tournament Mrs.
A. v. Smith and Miss Constance
Craft. attended the executive
council meeting in Pine Bluff
Saturday Mrs. j. Irving,
Miss Scarcy Denton and Miss Le-
vern. spent the weekend in Pine
Bluff The building fund
drive will be at New Hope, Sun
day Mrs. Hattie l.. Smith Is
in Mrs. Georgia Walker.
spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week in Little Rock. attending
the Workers council Of the CINE
church Mrs. Walker served on
the Findings and experimentation
committee Of the council for the
state OF Arkansas Mrs Pearl
Crow and Don Walker spent the
week end with her niece. Mrs.
Georgia Walker and family .
Mrs. Cuesta Anthony. Mrs. Exora
Williams. Mrs. Percy Lee Shan
non. Mrs. Laverne Roddy. have
completed courses for required
leadership for girl scout troops,
under the supervision Of Mrs.
q. Phillips, girl scout director.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
McCrory


The Mccoy !lH-9- boys START
e the ul.tH district oays t5z-za-
rent la Augusta b defeating
EzackzslH= 51yz b FeFy large
azzrzza TIE seG.gE g1Fs
plzyez very thrilling game. O.
Thursday u.,e. Hlth Fszaal=
scoring 4I-i3 Ms = c Vi
hans has completed ore E7El
aeek Il Eer Tuesday Hite classes
70 Forrest Cry A.sz S=a-eg
denton Mss LeFeEya Stamps. t.
sfz4ctgrs q Brown Is ard Ass
jimmie IrI1g a. instructor Z
Newport g. zcHsgL drove Q P-He
H5aff Friday afternoon 10 visit
MS STAMPS parents II aza
aIzs Gilbert Stamps Desz
Jazesa. r. science iast-uEtl= O.
Bz4aa r. school attends
meeting Friday a. Llzc1la =cz oh
Forrest CITY TIE zga.eCs aa the
u=e,.Hg Rs 5aa. W5s CsEteE-
,aea - Improves Science Tzacs-
~
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Monticello
Albert MsrrelI Collins


The February meeting Of the
Colored women's civic club vas
held xith Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
son a. hostess. Miss d A, Rob
ertson and Mrs. Dot Stanley were
eo-hostesses. Mrs. NJ. y Lomak
highlighted the meeting with a
discussion on observance Of Ne
gfp history week, which vas fill
ed with information. The house
was beautifully decorated with
red hearts and a delicious lunch,
con vas served Attending
the Bishops council In Hot Sprinss
last week were Rev. and Mrs.
c. II. Jones. Rev, and Mrs. ". L
Lomax. Mrs Addie Brown, Mrs
NJ. l. Brooks and Miss b A
Robertson District 5 had II
first annual PTA meeting Tuesday
at 7 D. m. p. W. Wright Is dis
uiet president Drew HI sehoo
was represented at the Careel
conference. held at AMIN col
ieee last week by Misses Boeb,
Blnns Mary l. Rowlett. Bobby
Nelson and chsrlene Collins
The Junior boys Of Drew schoo
won district championship b
defeating Star City In the final
si-s4 Senior boys were defeate'
by Lake Village. The Juniors vii
represent the district in the stat
basketball tournament which VII
be held N March.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

after conducting demonstration here and attending n
orferenee held at AM&N college. While here : <
house guest Of the Fl. T. PeTrys.
Reverend VIM Townsend Of Philadelphia sDen.
the city last week as guest Of Mrs. ToBnsend's a..
and Mrs. L A. Moon Of 2102 West Fifth avente =
Townsend IS the son Of the late Prof VIM Tosnsa,s
CITY and attended the Bishops council in Hof So;
# E Moore ST. and ~ E. Moore, IT, Of Moo, :
company left last week for Chicago and other po,.
they viii purchase spring materials.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayin E. Jones Of Earle spent tha :.
in E Dorado. the guests Of Mrs. Jones parents
Mrs Jimmy G. Massey and family and Magnolia sa
guests of the VI. T. Joneses, brother Of Mr. Jones