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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09


AND
WHEATON AREAS
LARGE SELECTION OF Q AND 4
BEDRM. HOMES MINED. Occu-
FANCY. PRICED AT
$85 AND UP
10. 1888
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between Que and r, New Jersey ave
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bath, gas heat: new-house eondi.
ton. Anchor fence. rear and front
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ard fan baths 1 biz OF Nichols
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Jean Pomphrey. Regina Parsons
and Glenda Calhoun. flower girls
rNi7abeth Llovd and Anne Arnold
Bolte, rain-bearers, and French
Tmbellake. croWn-bearer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Pentagon To Roll Out Red Carpet For
Eight Po,u/latan Commercial Students

The Pentagon VIII roll out the
red carpet for eight PoWhatan High
School commercial students May IS.
An official tour Of the worlds lar
eeSt office building has been arran-
ged with Pentagon officials by the
high schools commercial teacher,
Mrs Mary Musulin WHOM an en-
ployee there six years ago
Though security restrictions have
been lifted to permit anyone to en-
ter the sprawling structure, an Of
ticial tour through the working
spaces is extremely rare.
Mrs. Musulins group, four sen
Tors and four juniors. arc aiming in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Blossom Festival in Winchester and
will be guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. l..
Riley for several days.
Mr. and Mrs James Ashworth, of
Holicong, had as guests during the
week end Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth
McVickers. Mr., and Mrs. Milton
Hamer and Mr., and Mrs. Edward
Ashworth, all of Johnstown. Pa.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
wedding To Be
Staged Third Time
At John Randolph

John Randolph PTA and the
Cumberland Fire Department Will
benefit from a third staging Of
Womanless Wedding" Fri d a Y
March 4 at 8 pm. in the school
auditorium
Sponsored by the Farmers Union.
The wedding features host of Well
known county residents and offic-
ais Playing the bride and groom
are County Treasurer Marion E.
Blanton and County Agent Z L
Seay. Jr.
Homemade candy. baked goods
and soft drinks will also be on sale
Admission prices are nominal.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

amelia countys eldest p~ecticng physician
Henry wedding
.yu.,v SATURDAY A9rI g
I}Ucltl Rgker. guests OF honor a re-
3epton in County Saturday
physicians OPEN
1918 stu has regular office hours
represented Tie
Hemisphere Medical Society several
children grandchildren His
families all the
cepton Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Members Of St Lukes and num-
Der Of friends enjoyed a dinner in
the Parish House of the Church
Friday evening In addition to a
modern kitchen and dining hall
Sunday School rooms have been
added and nicely furnished While
many people helped on this project,
the membership gives special credit
TO General Leroy Collins and Col
Alex Qulntard. who have worked I'M
ceaslngly on the building themselves
and who have also given valuable
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

particular for a iunket through the
Recruitment and Examining sec
ton. the Pentagon's personnel de-
partment with the idea in mind
that at least part of the group may
eventually become employees there
"A commercial student gradu-
ating from PoWhatan would have to
leave the county to find a job.
Mrs. Musulin said, Il wanted our
group to see what a big office
building really looks like and take
government qualification tests, so
they will know what to expect and
be fully prepared, when they are
ready for an office job"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

supervision in its building.
J. c. Green has returned home
from the University Hospital and is
glad to have his friends call j G,
Green. Jr,. is also at home having
been confined to bed for the past
week.
Mrs. W R. Parker and Mrs. John
W. Horne viii attend the Apple
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Included in the group are seniors.
Alpha Manchester. Homer hartman.
Patty Racer and Dorothy Allen. and
juniors, Laura Allen, Janice Blank
enship, Mary Lou Bradbury and
Edith Mae Frame.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Po~hoson News Events
NJ. Beasley Hancock Heads New Group
OF War Memorial Association Officers

Floyd B Taylor. a native Of Pow
hatan county, now superintendent of
the Petersburg National Military
Park. was recently appointed super
i~t0r7ent Of the Shiloh National
Military Park in Tennessee. Mr.. and
N TAYLOR and family expect to
move to Teenesse about June l
NJ T7vlor graduated at PoWhatan
Heb School and later graduated
from william and May He IS the
sen of Mr. and Mrs Boisseaux Tay-
lor. Of Fine Greek Mills.
M Beasley Hancock was elected
president Mrs G N Elan, vice
president J P Fuller. treasurer,
Mrs Julia w Anderson. secretary
and Mis- Lois w Mover. bond Gus
todlan Of the War Memorial Assoc
'qtion here in their annual meeting
Tuesday night Mrs Carrie S. Hicks,
retiring president, was given a ris-
INC vote Of thanks for the sNlendd
progress made during the past
wear
Farewell Parties
M and MS ! W Horne. of the
Bon Air School for Girls. and Mr.
md Ms W. D Parrish. of the
Bows Home. entertained at the
Chesterfield Grill Friday night for
Mr. and MS. McLane who are
leaving May for their new home
near Columbus, Ohio A number of
friends from the Department of
public Welfare and institutions were
present as well as a number of close
friends Of the McLanes, including
several from Beaumont. On Sunday
night the staff Of Beaumont, enter
tanned in their honor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Taylor, Of
Rocky Mount. N C, spent the week
end With Mr.. and MIS-. W r Parker
at Homestead
Jean Pomphrey. Regina Parsons
and Glenda Calhoun. flower girls
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
> Toyllatan Seniors
70 TAKE r. Z. Tour

TWENTY-FIVE Pow hat8u. Hah
School seniors win lAaqc next We'd
nesday for a tom-day tom Of New
York City The annual class trip
was financed through proceeds of
various projects carried out this
year
Glass SD0nsor. MS Margaret
Franklin, viii accompany The group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-09

One Of the finest for superb comfort The Serto
Lux with hundreds Of resilient coils cushion you from heed
10 toe Extro thick layers Of cotton felt ond stitched so
pods gives comfort and support Covered With long
wearing ennous Burlington ticking With sag esstont,
pre- built border and nnerol edges Twin double size
Motching Box Spring 1886
Lanbarohs-BEDDNG-W F Floor Langley Park Nd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-09
800 =.

Fresh cspy tailored Docron moqusee curtains hot wosh
wink drip dry and request Just the touch OF on Iron txro
stitched side hens for longer With Wotoset finish to
keep them permanently beoutifu So, p 81 and 90 long,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
ISchizophrenio
In c.. O. P. Pqrty
Speaker Asserts

"A Pennsylvania Looks at
the Eisenhower Program" was
the topic Of discussion yester-
day by Mr.. Joseph S. Clark.
former Mayor of Philadelphia,
before a luncheon meeting Of
the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club.
Mr.. Clark charged the
G. o. P. administrations cuts
in Federal spending have been
accomplished "as we Demo-
Gratis know by cuts in our ma
tional defense which we could
i'll afford and for which in the
near future we may pay a
heavy price,"
I'VE need a Secretary of
Defense and Of the Treasury
who viii tell the truth" he
continued, "as Senator Sym
ington, Gen. Ridgway and
Trevor Gardner have been
telling US.
1.-THE fact of the matter is
that we have schizophrenia In
the Republican Party. DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Jekyll Is IN the White House
and DR.. Jekyll is q lovable
and fine character. But wher-
ever else we look we see a
series of MIR. Hydes-be it in
the Vice Presidents office or
in the offices Of many Of the
principal administrators and
members of Congress-" Mr..
Clark said.
"These men have no interest
in DR.. Jekyll's program" the
speaker added. "We need a
Secretary of State who can
hold our allies and gain new
ones. We don't want a Sec
rotary of State who will ship
tanks one day. hold them the
next and ship them again the
next day and still not be able
to tell Israel If they are going
to get any arms"
Mr.. Clark was introduced by
Mrs. Francis Biddle to the
luncheon guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
To Visit Here

Mrs. Sherman L. Olson OF
Denison, Iowa, national presi-
dent Of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will
arrive here on Wednesday for
a five-day visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Famous names, designer coats! All
wool fabrics, some hand detailed
some fur trimmed. Year-round colors
and styles. Misses, petite. junior, half
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

PLEASE NOTE: These are not odds and ends not
special purchases of dubious worth Every single fur
Offered here has been reduced to the lowest price of
the season from William Rosendorf's regular stock.
Wednesday is the day when William Rosendorf gives
you the most remarkable values of the year in an
exciting 6h-hour sale. All sales final-no refunds
no exchanges. Three convenient ways to pay. All
items subject to prior sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Transeason, Spring and cold weather
coats! 1907 woods, pushes, boucles,
tweeds, fleeces /. some trimmed!
Fitted, flared and clutch styles! Misses,
petite, junior and half sizes.
s3rd FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Famous name fabrics; all-wools
sharkskins, gabardines, tweeds,
crepes, novelties. Jrs., misses and
half sizes. 3rd Fl.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-30
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<AT MIDNIGHT safUrday night inc

EAT MIDNIGHT safurday night fhe muny weeks of hard work, strusgI- ing to keep appointments, rushing to moke radio and feIevision programs in time, and fhe many other phoses of work that go into being q queen eanelidofe will be over for inc seven lovely Valley girls who tEs yeer ere competing for inc file of Queen of the f95o Mofanvska vailey Fair. At fl1e magic hour of midnight one of inc seven candidofes wil be named queen end will, her six princesses will be presented 10 the audience attending inc Coronation BaII.
 While eoncers are sill preparing for inc ball fhe queen candidates will be attending the judging program which will be held of inc home of Mr. und Mrs. Aivu Sexton. Three in- purfioI judges, selected from outside the valIey, have been invited 10 per- ficipute. Escorts for inc candidates will cuil for inc seven princesses and escort them 10 the ball of uround 11:3O pm.
 Dancing for inc general public will begin cf inc cenfral School gymnosi- un1 elf 10 p.m.
 The queen contest officially open ed August and before inc deudiine of August 3 each of inc seven con- tesfonfs he'd qualified by selling at leust 25o tickets. Tickets will continue fo be sold until Sofurday afternoon at which time inc contestants will turn in oil stubs. Only tickets sold be- fore inc finuI duy Of inc contest will be counted foward the contest points. However, each princess will continue to sell tickets offer inc contest has ended for prizes vuIued at about $1.50o will be uworded to queen supporters on inc final night of the Fuir and inc girls will continue to earn fheir commissions on all sales.
 The lo56 Mofonusku Valley Fuir Queen will be chosen by a panel of judges whose identity will be reveul- ed of the coronation ball. The confes- tants will be judged on q point sys- fem, with credits fuIIied on ticket sales, poise and charm, judges seiee- fion and contestants selection. Miss MufunUsku Valley Fuir of 1856 will receive a grond prize of $250 and will reign over all subsequent Fuir events.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

Ter Each member carried tasty summer dish which was
buffet style Each dish discussed and easy summer
exchanged After dinner games played with
Mrs Barbara Lo winning list prize The monthly business
meeting held the home of Mrs r Lomaek
Hostess te the Les Juemes Almes Mrs. James Scott
the last business session Nener roast Planned Tor
Friday will be held the home Of Mrs. Sarah Davis
1907 High Entertaining the club its meeting
will be Mrs William Taylor. 1921 Wright avenue Mrs Ora
Yates. president and Mrs Bettye Murray reporter.
The Unique club With MIS- Marjorie Cam Whist
enjoyed with prizes BY Mesdames Almare Bunn Alene
Oliver and Sara Rice Plans formulated u the
nual unique Picnic Mrs Vivian Stewart chairman of the
special Members vacation Mesdames Allie
Clayborn, Zenobia Posey Allene Oliver.
The Phyllis Whealey Charity club met recently at the
home of Martin WrghIskie Mrs Rosie Long,
Airs. Y T. McAurry, president presided
excellent attendance Mrs lola Thompson and Mrs james Bell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta Zeta Pm
Beta and Sigma Gamma Rho sororities Sun
shine Charity club and Alrs, r. \. Gasco are
giving part campships. July Is August is
camp week at Camp Clearfork and the girls
will leave from Phyllis Wheatley at IL O'Clock
Sponsors of girls for campships were; Mes.
DANES Bernice Bass. Irene Chids, Ruth Finn
Dorothy Foster. Esme Moore. Mollie Vault
Size Williams, Eva Wines and Miss Zerita Tate
Other committee members are Mesdames r.
a, Glaseo, r. NJ. Mccoy. Lucille Parker, Bes-
sc Mays, Sylvia Caruth, +. c. Dyer, l.. NJ.
Quick, Pecola Harris. B. f. Norton. a. \. Ar
mold, opal Harper and Misses a. b. Gillian
and Marjorie Johnson Mrs Sue e Williams Is
chairman of camp activities.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13
DUNBAR CENTER TEENAGE ACTIVITY

The Dunbar Recreation made initial performance
on televson Channel IL, KTV Tuesday the Land of
Happiness Program"
Earlinda Lee, charming dreamed of being
well poised and charming teenager Gloria Pierce the
ager al her best in showing what trained
like and how they act Lawrence Finn the gentleman
very much at IN his approach for dance having
the know how, when out for evening of dancing
The dance groups beautifully dressed interpret
ed Hawaiian number and The Maynard Wind" The
smaller girls from the isles Sherry Jeffres Toni Mill
spaugh Carolyn Davis, Marion Lamb, Youree Kay Martini
Betsy Carpenter and Laurene Lee The Charmsers
teenage dance group Mary Randolph Gloria Jeffes
and Camilla Hood their dance directTess
Meba Patio and Dorothy Frazier rounded out the pro-
with their beautiful selections Ernie MeCullum
and kssie b. Knowles were the accompansIs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

sslTNe-Mr and Mrs Theo Carter of Detroit. Michigan
y the house guests of Mrs Elizabeth Guey, 90I Calhoun
Former Arkansans Mrs Carter is a strong supporter
the NAACP and other organized labor groups and Mr..
e deacon and financial secretary of the Greater King
omon Baptist church of the Motor City. The couple
appreciation to relatives and friends for such
e stay and the State Press for its militant stand
rights for all citizens The Carriers state they proud
the progress being made in the state
Mrs Bessie Jones Jackson 1910 West 18th street has
ned here after extended stay Milwaukee and Chi
Earl D Underwood his mother and children of Los An
p left recently They guests of Mrs Alice Lee sos
3lst street and enjoyed breakfast the residence of
and Mrs A. f, Majors 2Ol4 West sth street assisted by
and Mrs c. Logan Pictures were made of the group and
p was much remniscng
Enjoying here with relatives is Herbert Doug
Of Los Angeles. He is guest of his father Herbert
gas lll9 Cross and grandmother Mrs Loretta s. Doug
y Airnes
Mrs Lucy Johnson 1914 West 9th street left Saturday
70 spend about four weeks in Toledo Ohio,
IN The city are Attorney and Mrs Five Hancock and Mrs
'sAs sister, Mrs Mary Williams Glenn, visiting Mrs
Hancock 523 East 18th and other relatives.
stopping here for while Mr. and Mrs Bob Cummings
ANGELO 20 see parents. Mrs Cummings is the former
Fields The Cummings win ra accompanied back 20
.-.'. .N ..s. Cummings mother
Il pr "'. . M'tHis lEdviua Lo. and II1ro'N of Glove
. visiting parents and other relative. H0r.
. Portland u.r. is visiting aar %. ...
4
n a. ...
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

the senior Mrs Moore, Dr. Omega Kline Of Chicago and Mrs
Mary l. Jordan of Cleveland Ohio While here they hap
py greet home owners Annson Ala that they had
seen for thirty years, Mesdames Fndey Marie F.
Henderson and Ethel Laeefield again Mrs Eva
O. Elliott Albanian. These ladies gracious with
their Inequalities DR. King who recital great
praise for her aecompanist Mrs Hazel ynson She also
peSSed thanks the families Of Dr. w Marcus Taylor and
Rev Dyer for the beautiful basket Of pink gadioli and
the board of management of Phyllis Wheatey YWCA for the
gorgeous red carnations Mrs Jordan and Mrs. King promise
return visit TO the City of Roses" greet the well
5 the old friends
On vacation Booker A. Rice began his series of vacation
trips at Chicago There he will be guest of Mr. and Mrs
Roger Clark Miss Carolyn White Mr.. and Mrs Leoroy Nor
fleet and many other friends of his mother Leaving Chicago
he will visit his Mnifred Burruw who lives in Oklahoma
City eliminating his trip Seneca South Carolina. where
he will be the Of his youngest uncle Attorney Charles
NJ Waugh, his wedding.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

Awards we're presented 10 the
winners Of the Hog Calling, and
Ball and Foot Race contests.
ChmaxinR the affair, refreshments
consisting Of hot dogs. Ice cream
and watermelon were served,
Eighteen hospital auxiliary vol
unteer members assisted with the
party. They were Mesdames Jo-
sephine Woods. Stella Henderson.
Murla Bennett, Hazel Barnes. Do
ra Nicholson, Delete Walton. Cal
donia Duncan. Bridget Murphy.
Christine Malone. Pearl Poe, Odes-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

Spring street LEFT the city Friday
for Chicago and Cleveland. Ohio.
She VIII also visit her mother in
Wisconsin and sister and brothers
IN the two cities =. Fred Daniels
has returned from Detroit. where
he enjoyed visiting his brother
ard brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs, Cob Weaver celebrated their
10th anniversary. June % In tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. nrle
There was a surprise shower Civ
en- in honor of Mr., and Mrs Rich
ard MeRae, recently. in the lovely
decorated home of Mrs II. c.
Edwards, S04 Progress 81. Many
beautiful gifts were received By
the happy couple Mrs. Dora
Green. who has been residing at
Sol Anna avenue, has moved 10
Pine Bluff. She Is one of our
State Press readers.
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Phone us Your News = FIR 2-5938
pre and There

q, Matte L. Hill formerly of Little Rock nov resid
Minneapolis Mimi Mr. has osS% K ths mouse sSS the
q Mrs. Hill was honor guest a unique patio dinner
- her hostess recently with the following former
sharing honors: Mesdames Ora Lee Cotton Freda
Amanda Hinton Charity Lee and Vivian Stewart Mr..
~" Henry Bobo l407 West 18th street Mrs. Lee and
tI,on also extended eouresies 10 Mrs. Hill which made
! sisy a most pleasant one
Miss Bernestine Owens Mr. and Mrs iReoprs Owens Of
isfine their parents Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Owens and
.nother Mrs Mary A. Gloster here in the city The
- owens ae both graduates of Dunbar hi school Miss
- pe.n.ss.ne Owens is a student of San Francisco
fesa i'm California. and her sister is graduate
vs,sss CITY Missouri school of nursing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13
Gard Of Thanks

The family Of the late Mrs,
Mary Pattillo wishes 10 thank its
many friends for the cards. tele-
grams, floral offerings. and other
expressions Of sympathy shown
during the illness and death Of
its loved one.
A special thanks T. the neigh
bors and members Of Greater
Shiloh Baptist church.
May God bless you all
Signed: Mrs. Lucille Hooks
Mrs Helen Longley. daughter.
James Pattillo. son;
Mrs. Lille NJ. McCrce. grant
daughter; Great grand children
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

who delegates the state meeting made their reports
concerning the All officers reelected the
vice president Mrs Thompson chosen for this office
Visitors Mrs Willie Mae Pondexter Mrs. Ruby
Waugh The hostesses served unique enjoyable of
hot fish, hush puppies" salad cold drinks
meeting will be the home of Mrs. Nellie Bell 2702 Rock
Mrs Florence CTenchaw Mrs Bertha Stephenson
will be eo-hosesses.
The knights Daughters will hold grand
session here Collins Temple Baptist church, Tuesday and
Wednesday. O. III. Evans, chief grand mentor
The MICA No. PSI will the residence and
Mrs Ambrose Robinson 1919 Cross July IT p
All members urged present important
issues Mrs Jesse Henderson president Morehead,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13
A Gala Fourth for
State Hospital

Patriotic eolors with flags set
the back ground for a gala 4th
Of July party for approximately
400 patients at the State hospital.
held on the spacious grounds.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

Godefroy's Larieuse Hair Color
ing can do more for your hair
than you've ever dreamed Of
gives gray hair youthful new col
or gives drab hair glowing
new color. leaves your hair soft,
shining =. fbiS rery Gay!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13
wiln,ot

Luther Slack
The funeral OF the late Rev.
Joe Wilson. pastor of one of the
local AME Zion churches. was
held at Second Baptist church.
last Saturday The Wilmot hi
school opened its summer session
Of school Monday. Mrs Margaret
LcGrande. principal.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

s. Thompson. Bessie Wade. Bish-
op Long Kicks. Bertha Collins.
Samella Mitchell. VILLA Smith.
Louvenia Floyd and NJ f. Dem
mis-. The next regular meeting
for the State Hospital auxiliary
sVill be held at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bobo. i4i7
W. 18th St. 2 o'clock. August z.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-07-13

IT'S YWcA CAMP TIME = GIrls winning
campshps are as follows; lst row len "a
right; Matte Natloek, Marion Faye LaHum,
Carolyn Harrison. Warren Jean Jackson. Irene
Moore. Frances simmons, Beverly Roberts,
Lille Layerne Harvey, 2nd row: Carolyn Finn,
YvoHne Richardson, Cannelita Garuth, Re
becca McJimpsun, Patsy Crumpton. Nerma-
dell Freeman and Emma Terry Girls TO. up.
pearine on the picture are; Lille Garter, Pa
trcia Ewing and Carlotta Walls. Girls r.
eeiving whole eampships are Carmelna Car1th,
Lille Laserne Harvey, Warren Jean Jackson,
Rebecea MeJimpson. Carolyn Finn and Emma
Terry The first prize, beach robe was Won
by Carolyn Finn and the second prize,
swimming cap, was won by Lille Carter Up
to-date. eampships have been given by Alpha