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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Spanish Plane Burns In Crash With
40 Aboard
Most Of Spanish Soccer Team!

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THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHNc"l
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE PRAYERS, THINKING, DISCIPLINE, AND
LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT
ROMAN CATHOLICISM ARE POSITIVELY OF
INFERIOR PROTECTION VS.. THE DEvIL!-ANIMAL
MAcNETisM-oPERATING AMONG ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES! AND NO WONDER
ALL HUMANS ARE BORN INTO THE DEVILS
ANTI-cHRIsT ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PsY.
GEOLOGY OF SIN. DISEASE. DEF0RMITIES,
DEATH, WARS cONMUNIONISM, ETC.
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM, LIKE THE
DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST VOID, ANTLcHRIST
JUDAISM PROMOTES A BELIEF IN GOD, AND THE
FORMER, a BELIEF IN CHRIST JESUS AND HIS
VIRGIN MOTHER!
tsee SPANISH PLANE BURNS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
FEAR NO EVIL

oy EHzdperH ETTHgSon
SPIRIT IS THE LIGHT OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
TT is WISDOM TO BE ALERT, AND WALK IN TIE
LIGHT AS WE UNDERSTAND. THE LIGHT OF RIGHT.
EOUSNESS CAN ALWAYS BE USED IN PRACTICM
EVERY DAY LIFE The higher understanding OF he
light of divine Love- the light of God the better We can
apply the power of God that stumble not over deso
ton. Because LONE WITH GOD is A MAJORITY there
is no desolation in the realm of Spirit
(, Jesus said "coME UNTO NE ALL YE THAT LABOR
AND ARE HEAVY LADEN, AND WILL GIVE YOU REST.
TAKE NY YOKE UPON YOU AND LEARN OF ME- For
NY YOKE IS EASY AND NY BURDEN IS LIGHT" tfrom
fhe Rible)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Thanksgiving: President Eisenhower
give Thanks, Ike Urges"


WASHINGTON. Nov l3 tAPl-Presdent Eisenhower
has urged the American people, in Thanksgiving Day
amaon TO be grateful this nations foundations Of freedom
grow stronger and give hope TO efered peoples
that they may walk as free vnafrad."
The annual proclamation aside Thursday Nov. H.
"A Day of National Thanksgiving" II called upon the
American people to gather in their places Of worship 70
give thanks God and prayerfv contemplation those
eternal truths and universal principles Of Holy Scripture
which have inspired such Of greatness this
nation has achieved"
The text Of the proclamation:
With the completion Of the cycle Of winter and
seed time and harvest TO the traditional time Of
thanksgiving when minds and hearts to Almighty
God in grateful acknowledgement Of His mereies through
out the year.
Y. S. FREEDOM STRONGER
Let be grateful that the foundations Of freedom in
nation grow stronger with each passing year. giving
hope fettered peoples that they may walk free
vnafrsd that the yield Of soil and the production Of
factories have been abundant enrchng lives and
enabling TO share bounty with less fortunate
in other lands and that the forces of nature being
hsrnessed for peaceful purposes bringing mfess posi-
bes Of comfort and happiness both ourselves and TO
future generations.
(see THANKSGIVING, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Horseback Riding Cool

oeuvres. caviare, and gobs of
good eats.
Mr.. Cole is a member of Mace
donna Church on st. Aubin st.
Invited to the party also was
the Southernaires club of De-
T. Attending were Mrs. Alice
Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. Theas-
ter Peoples, Mrs. Hester Hill,
Mrs. Geneva Powell, Mr.. Lee
Frazier, Mrs. Clara Johnson,
Mrs. Matte Ward. Mrs. Ethel
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Brady By
mum. M. and Mrs. Grady By
mum, Mrs. Shirley Talley, Mr..
md Mrs. Oscar Roberts. Miss
Mv,na Cole. and a host of others.
Visiting the Roberts family on
Wexford Drive, IS Miss De
Boroh Roberts from Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Hoping you are enjoying your
visit
All tie guys and gals who
like 20 wear Burmuda shorts
well here's your choice to wear
them to a dance given by the
Club Atage, Aug. 30, at the
Central YWCA ON w herel' y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
BY AUDREY HAMPTON

Nudge Taylor and her friends
enjoyed horseback riding up in
Canada Sunday afternoon. July
%. They usually start out about
IL o'clock in the afternoon and
return about late evening-beat.
Her girl friend, Katie. says:
"She got a favorite horse al
ready"
This group saddles UP and 90
having loads of fun every Sun
day.
Miss Jacoueline Smith is
spending the summer in Brook
lyn. New York. with her aunt.
Mrs. Nossie Williams. on Siv-
veson. Miss Smith is a mern-
Der of Bethel AME Church
and resides on Seward ave.
Mr.. Ed. Cole was hcnorci
with a delightful bi thday party
given by his wi c, Mrs. Cora
Cole, on Canton ave. Sunday,
July %.
The charming hostess served
punch, varie'y cf san witches.
cake, cheese dips ho;s d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Teachers iKa Japan
Hurdles Obstacles

GREENSBORO. N. C.-Teach.
ing piano and voice to girl.
who neither speak nor under
stand English is just one OF
the obstacles that Miss Char.
'otte Aston, 1854 Bennett Col
lege graduate, has overcome
since joining the faculty at
Jogakuin College in Hiroshima
Japan.
Miss Aston uses an inter-
prefer for ihis class but. for
funatelY, the girls in two
other clssses speak English
since they are English majors.
These clesses include history.
theory, appreciation, singing
and creative melody writing.
She also directs The college
choir.
II have % piano students"
Miss Aston reports, "ranging
in age from five to "a years.
I do some teaching at the col
lege studio but the major por-
ton OF the piano work is done
at my house where we have
converted the big room into
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Guys and Dolls
at Melody Circus

Guys and Dolls" the must
al comedy fable about toughs,
'outs and tramps on Broadway
hat won the New York Drama
Critics award as the best mu.
'al comedy Of the ie5o-le5i
season, and ran in New York
for three years and three days,
IS announced for presentation
at the Melody Circus Theatre
for the two weeks beginning
Monday, July %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

The Grays. who reside on
College ST.. in Memphis, and are
active members of the Metro
politan Baptist Church, report
they are having a wonderful
line in the Motor City respond
ng to invitations and receiving
They will leave by car for
New York Thursday, Aug. e.
where they will sail for Ger
many.
Major GRAY will be on duty
fer several years there.
Matlyn and Dianne will en-
oil in a German school IN Sep
.ember.
Matlyn is a senior.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Gray
are sisters.
Another sister Of Detroit Is
helping TO entertain the guests
;he is Mrs. Bessie Smith.
3. M. (. CONVENTION
The Rev. w. r. Matthews, ST.,
president of the B. M. and z
State Convention, wishes to an
nounce the opening Of the annual
session Monday, Aug. 8, with
he Rev. f. N. Cox and mem
bers of the True Love Baptist
Chu CHI. Maybury Grand at Pop
ular, host.
The young people will take
full charge on Monday. using as
4 theme: Jesus Our Refuge ir
shis Perilous Time"
Rev. w. L. Elledge, youth
pastor of the Warren Ave. Bap'
list Church, will be guest speak
~.
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, presi'
dent matrons; Miss Emma Ways
)residen. youth; Mrs. Sarah
Ban thwell and Ernestine Thomp
son, directors.
Tuesday and Wednesday, the
Women's Department. Mrs. Anr
Bishop, president. VIII take
charge. Their theme, God. Oul
Defense in a Restless World"
Thursday, Rev. J. S. Will
liams, Sr., will open the parent
body with the Introductory ser
mon.
Rev. Franklin To Speak
The session will close Sunday
with the Rev. c. l.. Franklin
radio minister, preaching the
closing sermon.
The young. dynamic presi-
dent. w. r. Matthew'S. invites
you TO attend every session
/ possible.
PROSPECT ASSN. MEETS
In progress this week is the
Prospec. District Association a
the Good Shepherd Church
Hartford at Cobb.
Several hundred son.
packed the beautiful dining
DOM of the True Love Baptist
Church Friday, July 20, in the
Annual Banquet sponsored by
the Women's Department of the
p aspect District Association
Mrs. Matte Williams, president
Smart Hats!
Bob young and old beauti-
led the place with their dis
playing Of attractive evening
at.ircs and flowery head pieces
The six-year Odds were jus,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

Saturday, July 81. the Bel
mont Club sponsored a fashion
show on the rear lawn OF MT
and Mrs. Z. Morney, 2l5 Bel
mont.
Proceeds will go, specifically,
to ass st Miss Ruth Burney. Zsl
Belmont, TO win the title miss
Nacirema."
Mrs. Ruth Whitfield presided
and Mrs. Gladys Sampson, VS.
ting high school teacher from
the state of Georgia, served as
commentator.
Those modelling were: Kay
trine jackson. Ruby Brown, ha-
chesl Nance, Carol Harding, LII
lie Yvonne Chandler and AUD
-ey Peples who performed 'ne
South Sea Island Kula dance;
Others were Mary Jones. VI
lean Morgan, Gloria Clayton
Lucille Daniels, Karen H:gnga'e'
Rachel Spencer. GAYLE Burney;
Florence FELTON,, Bobby ano
rawton Jackson, Billy and al,
thur Andrews, DEL Whitfield anu
Micheal Priola.
Again Mr.. Whitfield, the pres.
ident. was all in smiles as 'ns
results of the cooperation Oh
club members. =,
Miss Burney Is studen, ~
Highland Park Junior Coi s.
and a member of the ST. Due
phens anne Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

Top: left. Nay E. Chapman.
president Of the PGDR and
organizer of the Purple Nurses.
crowns the honoree as other
members lock on. Left 10
right: Grace Bryant pres dent
Of Michigan State Elks' Asso-
citation; Geor gina K. Fields.
general chairman CO the pro-
@, am: Elno-a Lofts. assistant
Grand Director Of Reserve
fund: Cecilia Collins. grand
a sistanf of radio and TV.
Bottom: the honoree sur
rounded BY his family who
beam their pride.
Top right: a Silver Medal is
pinned on the honoree by ].
a. Randall. chairman of Boy
Scouts Troop No. 229 as Wal
ter X. Hawkins and Wilson (.
Thompson lock on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

1ucntly. Or place on rack over
sed cnbcss Of picnic ire. Re-
move husks and serve with but
Ter and season. ngs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
PicnicFun. :.
BY PEGGY J. LEWIS
Assistant Home Service Director
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company

Everyone enjoys picnic the delicious smell of
food cooking fire in the open Nothing quite COM
pares with this great summertime thrill.
But with practice you learn to fry. bro and even
bake over pile of heated rocks or portable grill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

a music studio.
Miss Aston. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Aston OF
Greensboro, is the seventh child
IN family of eight children.
She went to Japan last year to
serve three years as a mis-
sionary under the auspices o.
me Methodist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
HERE and THERE,
By ROBBIE cRUMP

Mr. and Mrs Andrew jenkins of L0thr0p street are en-
erainng guests from Memphis Tenn, and the Air Force
They are Chaplain frank Maiorl and Mrs. w. r. Gray
IT, and daughters, Maflyn and Dianne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

tard
tablespoon horscradlsh
tablespoon SOFT butter
Cook fra:4kfurters in preheated
bro.ler or over picnic fire about
2-5 minutes. turning frequently
Spread bread slices or buns with
mixture Of mustard. horseradish
and butter. Roll frank urtcrs in
bread and fasten with tooth
p cks. or place on buns. Return
. broler or fire and toast
Serve hot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

To become expert al cook
outs remember one simple
rule. Limit yourself 10 a few
specialties then learn TO
prepare them well
Below are two recipes which
will add variety and zest - your
picnic. yet a:e easy 10 prepare.
For additional ideas call H9me
Service Department at the
Mic higan Consolidated Gas
Company, WO. $4,000, extension
6i27.
A suggestion: Be sure 10 give
your outdoor fire plenty OF r
and allow for drat. from the
bottom. Also, wait until the
embers glow before starting 10
cook. Then your kettles won't
blacken
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
BARsEcUED CORN

Snip the nusys from medium
ears OF com u remove the silk
replace husks and tie with
string. Soak in cold water one
ncur. Then shake ears 10 re-
move excess water
Place on brO.lcr v. lch has
been prehcated al $50 degrees
+. or medium flame and b. oil
about 80 minutes. turning fre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
NAAcP Membership

Mr.. Whitfield reported that
payments had been made on
life membership in the MACE.
Special guest attending the al
'air were Atty. and Mrs. George
z. Lee. He is president OF the
Nor'hen Improvement Associ-
alton.
Atty. Lee commended the Bel
monters for such fine coopera-
lion and presidential leadership.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
MUSTARD FRANKS

6 frankfur;ers
6 large slices Of bread o,
frankturter buns
2 tablespoons prepared mus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

Mrs. Gladys Sampson. in
structor in homemaking at
Buena Vista High School in
Georgia is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Irwin Virgins of Belmont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

a music studio"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

To Enter Howard
One VIII enter Howard in Sep
TENDER: the other at M. S. u,
and Ruby plans to enter Wayne
in January.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

Seventytwo rwde eighth grade students and their nsnutorsp participated nf the rd
annualR nhlsndC County Rural Honor Students ndustalt tour Sidney Saturday, Oct N.
Thss annual tour which has been expanded to include students from some of the western
shod districts Of Mckenzie county is sponsored BY the SidneY KiwaniscM club Is one OF
of ts many activities on bshaH of thu yMh Of this area financed. In part " the profits
from The Kiwans apple SALE Ill proceeds of which are Hn In youth work
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08
II Rural Students Attend Industrial Tour as Guests Of Kiwania

Students and guides taking the tour were hansporte to the various abnshn~n
in buses dontedh trough thu courtsYo Charles HoMhn. Jacob Mile and Hus Smsn-
son.. ALI participants enjoyed a regular Kiwanb meeting luncheon In the ball room of
the Ldonds hotel at non. This meeting was presided over by Preiden Rex Smdsr.
Jack SuchtorHw welcomed The group INT an entertaining program was put OF b.
veY Moir and RAJ Wrght of Radio Station KICK.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

Tour Banquet, Lalonde Hotel. ~
Mayor Jack Suckstorff and XII
wanians Knute Hoversten, Otto
H~abedank, Rex Smelser and Rev.
McLain at far right.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

Co. Superintendent Office. EM
Mrs. Jessie Wright registers stu
dents for Industrial Tour at
Richland County Court House.
Kiwanians Otto Habedank and
Rex Smelser look on.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

Centre Theatre. Free Show. gH-
Free show for Industrial Tour
students by owners Jack and Bob
Suckstorff. Also shown-Kiwani-
ans Degn and Smelser.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

Charles Houchen Bus Ride.~
Kiwanis Industrial Tour students
are shown in foreground ready
to start tour on Charles Houchen's
bus with Kiwanian Degn as
chaperone.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

- Sidney III. S. Chemistry Lab.
Knute Hoversten, teacher, dem
onstrates equipment to Kiwanis
Industrial tour group, under SUI
pervision of Kiwanians McLain,
Strom and Miller.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

&C Sidney Locker e. Creamery.
Creamery employee shows kids
how to test milk and cream for
butterfat.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

The Sidney Herald Plant. ~
Charles Stauffer of The Herald
staff shows students operations in
printing a newspaper. Background
- Mary Lawrence, Anderson
school teacher.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

&C Holly Sugar Co. Factory.
Kiwanian Lane Potter explains
sugar manufacturing to group of
Industrial tour guests.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-08

~5zz Industrial Tour Banquet.
Mayor Jack Suckstorff and XII
wants President Rex Smelser pic
tured at banquet held in Lalonde
hotel.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

played the fine talents Of the
members Of the council. Mrs. Z.
MatterSon made a fine talk in the
absence of the principal. Preston
Matterson. Members of the council
are Francis Harden. president:
ChaTlene Benton, vice president;
Laura Ann Smiley. secretary: o.
zie Mae Bean, assistant secretary;
hilmon Johnson, treasurer; John
ny McCree. parliamentarian; Will
lie Parker, Eugene Wheeler, Al
bert Swift. Marya Bean. Johnny
L. Neal, Joe Easterling. Joiee J.
Johnson, Sarah Lewis and Marie
Booth Cleo johnson. science
and mathematics instructor. Wal
ter Box Of Chicago, are visiting
IN the home of his mother, Mrs.
Carrie Box and sister. Miss Ora
Box Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Rogers, are here visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rog-
ers and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Over
street of this city Mrs. Silas
Neal of Dermott, visited in the
home of his sister. Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Clanton, recently =. On the
sick list are Mrs. ]. L. Kineode.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Dewitt
Clarence Fitzpatrick


Mrs. " c. Lowe. Mrs. M. r.
Scruggs. Mrs. Leona Elders and
j S. Clemmans attended Arkan-
sas eta workshop at the Imman-
uel hi school Mrs, DeEsier
Coins. Ramon Coins Of Benton
Harbor, Mich. Mrs. Eddie Hill
Detroit. Helen. Charles and Ar
thur Coins, Of Chicago. attended
the funeral services of their Sis
ter and aunt, Mrs Lillian Howard
Of Hamburg. A host Of friends and
relatives accompanied the re-
mains to Ethel for burial Ly-
dia Mae and Eaflene Geans Wis
tied relatives In Almyra Friday
Mrs. A. w. Ridley, Little
Rock. and Billy Tubbs. Walnut
Ridge. spent the weekend with
relatives and friends Mrs.
Issih Nesbitt. Mrs. Gussie King.
and Mrs. c. L. Seruggs are the
appointed committee for the Eas-
ter program Prince Fowler.
Forrest City. attended the funeral
Of his niece. Mrs. Lillian Howard
Moses Pitts is very much
Mrs. Pinkie An
thony spent a few days in Pine
Bluff with relatives last week
Please don't forget your Red
Cross representatives Alton
London is receiving medical aid
At the University hospital.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

operation at Memorial hospital
Alfred Logan. Phoenix, Arr
z0nia. brother Of Mrs Z. L. VIII
hanson. sixth grade teacher.
childress n. vas buried at Wash
ington. Friday Mrs. S. IL.
GOA and Miss Virginia 10 VII
hams. NeTe business visitors in
Texafkana. Saturday Mr.. aad
Mrs. Robert Voden Of Texarkana.
visited alrs. N0den's grandparents.
Prof ard Mrs. J. H. Hill, sun
day . Mrs. l.. {. Crofton was
Woman's day speaker at ST Paul
CME church. jackson, Tennessee
OF Pain Sunday NJ X CouI-
ter, guidance instructor, Childresz
m, attended a meeting OF the
state guidance department in Lit
tie Rock Mr.. and Mrs G.. S.
Williamson Of Washington. had as
their house guests, Mrs William
- . H+A*=4AAt Vel AAAt AsusuiA u
Phoenix. ArizJnia and Amben
Logan. Odessa. Texas The
Childress figerettes won the see
ond place trophy at the senior
girls state tourney. played at Au-
gusta, last week. The Tigerettes
faced Blytheville. Friday after
noon, defeating them 1925. THIS
victory placed them in the semi
finals. against Mount Holly, 1885
champions. After a terrific bat
tie, the Tgerettes defeated the
former champions. 50-45. The fin
al game for the senior girls
was played between
Childress hi and Washington hi.
Texarkana. Texarkana eliminated
the ngeFettes by a 1870 score
Helen Ruth and Neva Jim Whit
more, sisters. were selected to the
senior girls team i
Please send all news to and see
James L. crofton for your State
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
HAMBURG
Charles Cox

= - - 80
The Hamburg elementary and HI
school chOirs. participated in the
choir contest, last Friday mite.
The contest was held a flllis hi
school. Portland. IN the school
gym. The Hamburg elementary
choir, under the direction Of Mrs
velma Brown. Won first place
while the c. X Ramsey hi school
Dir won second place. The choir
ss supervised by Mrs. Mary ~
townsend OF the HI school The
costumes for the hi school choir
were perfect. The girls wore navy
blue French taffeta With 3 golden
yellow rOseite. black pumps and
nOn-drop ear screws The boys
wore dark suits, black bow ties,
ana white shirts Thelmarie Dink-
ms was the pianist and wore a
similar costume. Mrs. Townsend
who directed the ehoir. wore
navy blue taffeta with beaded
effect at the neck and blue and
white evening pumps. The school
and community friends. have been
loud In their praises to these
teachers and their splensid choir
activities Mrs. Brown. will
be presented with a lovely gift
from the high school music de-
psrtment for her fine effort in
bringing a trophy to our school,
l. r. Thrower, principal
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Olive 81. Pike
OLIVE STREET fIkE
Ulysses Shepherd

oyscs onepuefu
On the sick list are Mrs Sallie
Jones. Daniel Stewart. and Mrs.
Annie Redmon -. Ulysses Shep-
herd. worshipped at Bethel AME
church. last Sunday. Rev. o, Ore
land. pastor and A. L. Over. SUI
perintendent OF the Sunday school
Tom Roof. Milwaukee. is
spending a few days here with
relatives and friends The fun
eral of Ollie useery. was held
at the Church of God In Christ.
Elder. Kinlaw. officiating {.
IRIS. Laura Lee Griffin and her
nsband. visited the Shepherds,
be past weekend II was
fported 10 the writer hat Ma
kaniel and James jackson of Mil
wankee. made trip here last
weekend. They were aeeompani-
ed by Nathaniels sister and wife
=. A. l.. Over. Is vaeationing in
California with relatives and
friends The district confer
ence of the South Pine Bluff
district will convene at Three
Temple AME church April lila
Rev. c. II. Jones presiding elder,
and Rev. MeNeai. host pastor q.
Thought for the week. 1T is
ridiculous TO be more concerned
about clothes. than character"
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Press
kenseff


Mrs. N. NJ Waddy
Mines. NJ L. Bracely. Annie
Bowman. Della Baker, Lille Ed
wards and 81 IL Waddy attended
tie funeral Of Mrs. ID. A. Brown
Il Harris Chapel Baptist church
at Augusta last Tuesday. Rev. Ed
ward Liggins gave the eulogy
Mrs. Brown was recording seere-
tafy Of the CWR district assoeia-
ton Mrs. H. b. Harris and
Y. 3. Waddy were visitors IN Lit
tie Rock Tuesday Mrs En-
ma Bowman and children of De
tTait returned home last Friday
after an extended visit with her
parents and other relatives -.
Thomas Young is a patient in the
Mop hospital. awaiting surgery
Mrs Mary Young and other rela-
lives visited him last Thursday
n H. Waddy Jr, ard Geo.
Lollis of Little Rock were guests
Of tie senior Waddys last Friday
Miss Hattie o. Young and
Sterling Rice were recently mar
ried al the home of Rev. Braeely
Miss Matte B. Hart and Gene
Young of Bebe were married al
the Centennial Baptist church in
an impressive ring ceremony.
They will reside in North Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Des Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

The ladies auxiliary OF Post, No
1901 met Thursday afternoon at
Douglas school. with a very nice
attendance Quarterly confer
ence was held March 10. Pastor
Tolbot delivered the morning SER
mon and the presiding elder OF
the North Little Rock district, was
the afternoon speaker. Rev. and
Mrs. II. Elliot were among the
guests VIII Bradley is house
guest OF Rev. and Mrs. r. A.
Cooney Mrs. Sarah Ford and
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
STATE PRESS Fri. Mar. 80. 1856

mite On the sick list are lit
tie James Gault ana Dorothy
Smith. We hope for them speedy
TecOveries The Humble Five
quartet of Mt Grove sang at q
white church. Sunday and report
ed an enjoyable time MIR and
Mrs. Johnnie George Of Little
Rock visited his daughter, Sun
day. Mrs. Lucille Smith and fam
lily.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Camden
Mrs. Gladys Cooper

Mrs. Gladys Cooper
John Green and family have
gone 10 California, where they'll
live for a short while Mrs.
Floyd Trimmings. 900 Cleveland aY.
has returned home, after a trip
to Los Angeles. where she visited
relatives and friends Miss
Ozzie L. Jinkins. daughter of Mrs.
ELENA Jinkins. married Lloyd
Hine, February 8 in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis. 1927 N.
18th. Milwaukee. Wis. The bride
is graduate of Milwaukee
institute Of Technology