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Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04

John Mayer and sister Mrs Love Price continues ill in
bed at their home 1910 West Pen street Miss Fannie Mayer
daughter has returned her home in Los Angeles after
naming at their bedside for several days
Among the last of the Mamibound delegates the AME
General conference, Rev and Mrs A A Cooper They
were accompanied by Prof o. T. Tookes.
Awaiting the arrival of his daughter Fannie Elizabeth
funeral arrangements for former postman John Mayer have
not been completed
The anticipated baseball game with the Arsenal team, by
the Junior American legion baseball sponsored by
StanfeldGfady Post 401 Cancelled the scheduled
game at Fort Roots with the North Little Rock legion
rained Sunday.
The New Jerusalem Baptist church. P. II. Henderson
pastor, had baptizing Sunday.
Mrs Luela Mccoy has been on the sick list for the
past three weeks, is improving.
Rev. Charles Johnson, eoncessonare AMIN college,
Is pastor-n-eharge at ST. John AAE church during
senee oil the regular pastor Rev. VIM r. Wilkes who
attending the General conference
IN addition to the publication of its policy regarding the
recent ban OF segregation in travel the branch held first
annual banquet
MISS Willie b. Thomas who has been confined TO her
nome the past two weeks able duty AM&N
college
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Where Else Can The Negro Go
But 10 The n. A. A. {. p?

Where indeed does the southern Negro go except
to the Association for the Advancement OF eoofed
People? II,
TO get the case Negroes legal rights heard before the
bar of Justice only instrument for preventing those
who would destroy rights from doing 1t Is the only
means protecting those rights.
All but q of the 12s members OF congress IRON eleven
southern states signed southern manifesto against the Su-
preme Court Among twenyseyen who did not sign Is
Representative Cooley of North Carolina who de-
scrbed the document dangerous calculated 10 ageaVae
the situation"
Mr. Cooley also said believed "hods out false
hope that legal through which the Supreme
Court decisions may be reversed" Mr.. Cooley Is
lawyer. =, g..
raised by reaetonare the NAACP growing in stature and
influence among eoored and white people In the south one
reason that eoored people in the south have no
representation in government except at times man OF MT
Cooeys experience and judgment will come forward and eA
press word of caution when the antNegro majority ap-
pears going overheard There few such men In the
recent adjourned session of the Virginia general assembly
What do Negroes south have look forward to from
their representatives congress when nineteen senators and
eghywo representatives in the house from III states present
TO congress joint declaration of principles which has Tor
purpose stripping Negroes of all legal or personal rights
They that outsiders" have destroyed amieabie
relations in the SOUTH Amicabe for whom? As long as
southern patterns held Negroes inferior
pace southern economy they satisfactory 10 the
political interests which formed and maintained
the patterns
lusion They the ingredients Of neghboriness
goodwill for Negroes who sought TO rise above the level
and social restitution show of hands had To
come II inevitable
II the Supreme Court decision public school
should by any chance fall there will also fall civil rights
decision rendered by the Supreme Court during the past p
years and every social and economic gain made thereby
Virginia has Republican representatives In congress-
Messrs Broyhl Pon They signed the manifesto with
Mr. Jonas of the Charlotte district lie also signed The
lone Republican from Florida signed.
Negroes in the south will join the NAACP
support these stark facts be-
come more and more apparent Journal and Guide
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Hone Demonstration Club News

The 18th Annual National Home Demonstration week
winch observance started April % will Saturday Theme
Oh he meeting Isl foday's Home Builds Tomorrows World"
Rome demonstration work is educational program plan
d by homemakers and conducted comparatively by the
tension service OF the L. s. Department of Agriculture the
ahdgrant colleges and county governments
The home demonstration program offers the newest re-
haoe information subjects foods and nutrition cloth
ing housing home furnishings household equipment home
aseeht heaith and safety, child and development
iy relationships family economics good business practices
marketing and consumer buying and public affairs
me week Is being celebrated Pulaski county by tours
10 observe improvements that home demonstration club men,
oets nave made in the various homes thno the county,
demonstration on KARKTV Wednesday, the annual Bread
pfess contest TO be held $3.50 Friday the library
e courthouse The week TO be elimaxed countrywide
Tea and fashion show Sunday Arkansas Baptist college
auditorium from 6 D. m
These activities are under the direction of Mr. ~ II
Eddngton, county extension agent =
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Rev. A. Smith. JE 447os; Mrs. l. g. Jones' JE 4-2227
The first annual community spelling bee, sponsored by
the Pine Bluff district Lymens league largely attended
April % Merrill hi school, Peters Catholic Coleman hi
Townsend park hi Ohio Harmony Packingon Town
send park elementary and Barnes Memorial schools
resented Teacher participation follows Sisters Xa
veraine and Cassima (S Peters); Mrs a. b. Wynne Pack
ngown) Miss EmeStine WhteSides (Townsend park ele
mentary) and Mrs Rosie Taylor Barnes Memorial Grades
thru TO- 10 thru Is Gloria Jean Parker Of Townsend
park hi emerged winner of the highest prize Elijah Coleman
principal Everett a. TookeS director Sister Xaveraine
made the presentation.
Mrs Frax Walton, Mrs C. NJ Hankins, Mrs jamie Adams
Mrs A. a. Cooper and Mrs Cae Doe among the many
who left the weekend for Miami Florida where they will
tend the General conference of the AAlE church
Thad Jones has returned TO his home in Chicago after
spending few days here visiting his sister and brother Mrs
NJ NJ Jones and James Jones' jro 900 West Puen street
Mr. and Mrs. f d. PEBBLES of Chicago visited friends in
the city and parents of Mr. PEBBLES Eudoa last week
Mrs. Lena b. Jones and daughter Alberta accompanied
Mrs +. W. Jones Of Magnolia. home for the weekend
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04

a licensed lay-reader In charge of
st, Matthias church in Louisbure.
~ c, he was made a postulant
by Bishop Gardner.
On June l, He will assume du-
ties as vicar in charge Of st. Au-
gusiine's Mission in Elizabeth and
st. Adams Mission in New Bruns-
wick.
Rev. Mr.. Carter served two
years with the United States Navy
aboard the USS Iowa, during
World War II.
Mrs. Hall and son. Henry. jr..
attended the ordination and she
returned home Monday. Mrs. Hall
is the wife OF Henry w. Hall.
r. J. Reynolds tobacco company
representative for Arkansas and
Oklahoma
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Conway
Mrs. j. A. Taylor

Mrs. j. A. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hill had as
guests, the past weekend, Mrs.
Hill's two brothers. Ellis and Joe
Coleman Of Little Rock Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Conley. Little
Rock. were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Bell Mrs.
Ed Thomas is in Hot Springs. Wis
iiing her daughter and family
Attending the singing union at
Atkins, were Odeli Embry. Mrs.
Mertyee Henry, Mrs. NJ Harvell,
Mr.. and Mrs Comcdora Hcarvy
and your reporter. We all wit
messed an inspiring meeting. as
each church Of the district was
represented The 29th ami
versary Of Christ Temple Church
Holiness. USA, Rev. J. ID. Cor
don. pastor, begins May Bird and
continue thru Sunday,
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Benton
Mary Ann Gray

Mary Ann Gray
Phillip Gail Stovall and broth
er. Paul. visited their aunt in
Arkadelphia. They were accom-
panied by Prof. c. E. Knox q.
Mrs, A. G. Harrison was a recent
visitor at the school and served
as overseer in the cafeteria. She
also visited Mrs. V. V. Cleveland
Home last weekend were
Prof. Knox. Mrs. Steward and
Mrs. c. Tyson Mrs. Cleve-
land was in Little Rock the past
weekend g.. Mrs. Tyson and her
students were in charge Of the
program in chapel. last Friday
Mary Helen, who gave a solo and
Wayne johnson. a reading, were
among the participants . See
John Lee Moten for your State
Press.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Jam Session.
Continued from page onel

Monday mite at different clubs
turnout Pulaski county. in which
the managers and their musicians
meet at the club. selected to re-
main open. until all clubs partiei-
pating, have been visited. Watch
the paper each week for the club
chosen. Each club is competing
for a one-hour teleyision prize
and proceeds from the mite ses-
sions are given to the Junior Dep
uties.
Managers Of the Flamingo club
are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King and
At the Walters club. Herbert
Douglas and Robert Bradley. Chas.
Bussey is director Of the Junior
Deputies.
Sheriff Gulley has appointed Of
fieers Turner and Shaw. for these
affairs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Awards
CONTINUED from page onel

CONTINUED from page onel
W. Lewis and Mrs. Garland Lam
bert.
Honorable mention was given
J. NJ. Holland. Miss a. Gcnclle
Wiley. Mrs. p. w. Branton, Mrs.
y. J. Taylor. Mrs Lille c. Wilson.
Mrs Flossie J. Allen. Mrs. Eddie
Lee Washington. Miss d. NJ. DAN
iCls, Mrs Ruth c. Flowers, Mrs.
Edmond Hewlett. Mrs Mildred r.
Maxwell. Sam Long and Mrs. X.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04

G Glll be Miss G. Luster. NJ. +,
Niaseo' Mrs. d. E. coaI -
Nichols. Rev P. [. Ro~s = !
rosey IT, and C. L. Ia.
All missionary WORKER.
'efs' and deaeons Of H.
churches of Little ROCK :. y
ed to participate in the =.
OF outstanding teaching a. - i
Iian fellowship at Az =
Baptist church, lItb =. = !
streets. Rev. W. H.
dent, Mrs. C A. Mecul6,. =
porter, Rev. F. 7. Evans -.
tor, Rev. NJ. W. Williams =. -
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Famous Clowns \
NY. Black Yanke|
Here Sum-, MAY Il

Want to see eonbL'.te
Dig league baseball plus q,
The most hilarious dianons
shows you've ever dreams5 y
Then turn out to fravelen 4
Sunday afternoon. Nav n
watch the nationally fan,
dianapolis Clowns cross bss
their great rival, the Nsx a
Black Yankees Of New Yoi.
in a 2.3O o'clock barna-I
ball game and comedy ur,|
ganza.
This combination has bsss
messed by Thousands Of n
baseball fans all over ns
ton. and there has never
a dtsgruntled customer lea,,
stands after the game Va
Headlining the funmaksB \
season are Natureboy WI
the Ozark mountaineer ban,
hitting first baseman. ms
equally outstanding thifaal
Prince 10 Henry, Who esd
Goose Tatum. fabulous 4
clown who got his start n
visiting attraction. They ply |
lor league calibre Of baseba. |
cry day OF the season and I
been the talk Of the Circuit 4
joining the Clowns ball GLIB
In addition, the Clowns q
Ed Hannah. viii pressr, |
Specialities that are guarantee
send you out Of the BAL
chuekling 10 yourself He
be supported by the inima
ageleSs King Tut and bis
sized stooge, Spec Beb0P
So don't forget the dah
day afternoon, May 10 al N
ers field in an aftemon
long remember with game
set for 2.30 o'clock.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Union District S
Sponsors Workshop

a Religious workshop will be
sponsored by the Union district
Sunday school, BTU and Usher
board Congress May Til. Cen
eral theme Christian Education
Today and Tomorrow. Instructors
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Here and There
Continued from page fNe)

Continued from page five)
Springs, Art exhibits by the junior Rose club Wood
and Sunshine Charity club The Junior Rose club also
hbit needle work and handicraft Dolores Warren
shine Charity club quite number of admirers with her
painting, entitled Hunting Trip The Regional girls organ
cation sponsored by Mrs B. B. Wright. asking that all
hbts presented last week be State meeting
Mrs Z NJ. Taylor is regional president
The State Hospital Coored Womens auxiliary is sp-n-
soring Silver tea May 9Th This to he. finance weekly
and special entertainment the patients They are very
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE Rorr
Mrs. 3. Handy. Phone FIR 4-s1s7

OF fH 4asa
The Ushers union business will meet wod..-,
at Morning Star Baptist church. End and Spo,sy
Rev. c. Canady, PASTOR G. II. Brown presdent 50
is reporter afs Il
City mission will meet Monday at / n .,
Street Baptist church. Rev. W. r. Vauobn ~ a he "a
Sanders, president PASTOR Ah1
James Henry Mccoy. 1913 East 9th stree.
weekend in Natehez Miss He was accompanied ~, ten
parents Mr. and Mrs James Russell W Ms d
Mr. and Mrs Fred Spottsyille and sa, -.
were the house guests of her parents, Rev and
Fadden, $50 East End street. They were shown @ Be-
by their friends while here. They have returned r. so
rev Leo ihomas, pastor of King Solomon Bapsl
Thursday. 'oo Of M
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04

ii. Henson.
The following former NAACPers
were eulogized: w. B. Cloman,
Atty. ]. F. Jones. DIR. w. Z. Wat
son, Rev. J. r. Lowery, Editor ].
IL. Robinson, Prof. +. T. Vinegar,
DR.. J. w. Parker. Mrs. N. ID.
Reed. Mrs. A. J. Bryant. ir, and
Mrs. A. S. Moon.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04

grateful any of kindness shown them by the Outside
world" the hope of the auxiliary that the will get
great response Uniform members of the auxiliary will be
hand to you thru the different place will
hospital No 6, Markham Elm Hours will
be 2 TO p Mrs NJ. E. Dennis, PRESIDENT Mrs J.
Woods recording secretary
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-04
Carter
Continued from page one

Of the Kappa Epsilon chapter Of
the Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
Rev. Mr.. Carter was listed In
the 1858 publication Of American
Colleges Students leaders for out
standing accomplishments. In his
senior year and while serving as
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Jackson. MisS.-A threat by the
Department of Justice 10 prose-
cute in cases where Negroes have
been denied the right 10 vote IN
Mississippi drew angry replies
from Mississippi officials. includ-
ing Governor J. p. Coleman.
Gov Coleman called the state
mrnt of Asst Attorney General
Warren Olncy III a cheap poll
teal bluff, according 20 the
Jackson Daily News. and wired
him that Mississippi stands
ready TO defend any Of its public
officials who are sought 10 be
made the victims Of unjuStificd
federal coercion" Coleman asked
Olney to name any country re-
ClstrdrS in Mississippi who had
denied Negroes the vote and add
ed. If you have any cases we
will meet you at the courthouse '
Another scream Of anger came
from the Daily News which Ia
81 front page editorial calls o.
ncy "a plain. unvarnished. uu
mlugatcd and cOnscienCclSSs liar
for trying to tell the people 81
,liS nation that Negro voters 90
the South are being kept away
from the polls"
State Atty. Gen. Joe Pattcr-
son ordered Mississippi election
officials 10 keep their records sec
ret Patterson Is reported TO have
admitted to daily newspaper re-
porters that voter registration re-
cords are public documents. but
said he did not believe the re
cords should be available TO .Jus'
anyone" including FBI agents
Patterson said his Instructions to
election officials would be that
they did not have to permit thell
| records to be inspected CNcep
on a direct court order.
At about the same time the OF
ney statement was released. tn
j NhACP state office here mad
public a telegram it had sent {
/ President Eisenhower strongl
. urging that the Russian grou
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Minton Views HI
Court Decision in
Ebony Magazine

Former Associate Justice Shef-
man Minton, who retired recently
from the Supreme Court, says IN
the December Ebony that the
Courts desegregation ruling was
inevitable because the high tri-
bunal had been chipping away at
the eseperate but equal doctrine
for long time. In Minton's view,
the ruling destroyed the legal
foundation OF an ancient, and to
him. obnoxious system of duel
citizenship in America and de-
creed a new day Of equality for
Negroes
We are conscious Of the great
progress the Negro people have
made and now. with the school
deseRregation ruling, the POSSIBLE
ties for them are infinite, Min
See MINTON-page four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Charging Negro with Murder
Solves Killing at Crossett

This article was taken from The
Arkansas Gazette. Nov. 9Th issuel
A 63-year-old Ashley county
Negro has admitted the fatal
Shooting October 20 OF two white
men ard Negro woman on
wooded road near here tCros-
sctu, Sheriff b A. Courson. jr.
and Prosecutor A. James Under
Of Hamburg said today Monday.
Linder said he had filed three
inst degree murder charges
against Frank Simmons. whose
home is about 800 yards west OF
the Sulphur Spring road scene
Of the deaths He said Simmons
had signed a statement In which
he said the occupants Of the car
cursed him and made threats to-
ward him.
The bodies Of George Wells. 81.
81 Hamburg and Hattie Mae Will
liams, IS. Of Crosseit were found
in a parked car at $50 a m
October 90 Both had been shot
Fred Watkins. AZ. was lying near
by With a shotgun wound in the
head He died about two hours
later without regaining conscious
ness
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Hoxie Group Wins on
Right to |ntegrate
Without Interference

District Court in finding that
their campaign was marked by
intimidation, acts of terrorism and
threats Of violence.
This decision Is So important
that II Is expected 10 help de
termine the Governments course
Of action in school migration
trouble spots throughout the
country, For this was definitely
a decision against the White A
mefiea, Inc the White Citizens
Council Of Arkansas, the Citizens
Committee Representing Segfega=
ton in the Hoxie Schools who had
fought desegregation
The Appeals Court said that
Hoxie officials In placing 25 Ne
gro children in classes with 1000
whites were mindful Of their
obligation to obey the eonstitu-
ton"
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Texas Ban on NaaCD
Spurs Membership

Cleveland Oho-The action of Texas in issuing a tenn
poray Injunction banning operation of the NAACP that
state has spurred support from other the
try dramazed by the report of 500 members the
Association in this city and total of 1924 fees and
contributions result of the campaign conducted
this year by Field Secretary Mildred Bond
Division 3, headed by Mrs. W. Sweet and Miss l. Pearl
Mitchell reported the largest total of members s45 Other
Ohio branches holding membership campaigns Ak
Dayton and Youngstown where increased enrolment is
being sought the basis of Southern action against
the Association.
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Buffet Dinner for
Volunteer Xmas
Seal Sale Drive

Dr II A Powell, general chair.
man for the Negro division If
the 1886 Christmas Seal Sale, as
sisted by DR. Lafayette Harris,
eo-ehairman. are engaged IN max
ing final plans for this years
Seal Sale Letters are going out
from the tuberculosis office re-
questing volunteers 10 assist In
contracting Negro citizens Of Pu-
Iaski county A goal Of $1,000 has
see WORKERs-paEs four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
MississippiScrea
Negro Vote Charge

which the State Department in
vited here 10 observe an Ameri-
can election be sent 10 MiSsls-
sippi 20 observe how Negroes are
being denied the right TO regis
ter and vote.
The NAACP telegram said the
foreign observers should be sent
10 Hattiesburg, Miss. in Forrest
county. where there are less
than . Negroes registered out Of
q total Negro county population
Of $1,000" and 90 jefferson Davis
See SCREAMS-page four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Under said Simmons shotgun
was sent 10 State police head
quarters at Little Rock recently
because he lived so near the scene
Of the deaths He said Capt. Alan
X Tcmplcton OF the Criminal In
vestigation division reported that
ballistics studies had shown a
similarity between four l6-gauge
shotgun shells found at the sesne
Of the deaths and shells fired from
Simmons gun. Simmons was
picked up for questioning after
the ballistics report. Linder said,
and admitted firing the shots that
killed the three persons.
Courson and Under said Sim
mons told them he awoke about
a. m. October 20 and went To
the front porch Of his home He
said he heard shouts from car
parked so 10 IS yards west Of
his home and went % investigate.
As he approached the car. Sim
mons told the officers. its Occur
pants cursed him ard told him 20
70 away The officers. said Sim
mons told them he returned to
the house and that the car left
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

In a case that's being eagerly
watched for its nationwide inn
pact the Hoxie group won from
the Federal Court OF Appeals a
permanent injunction prohibiting
segregationist groups from inter
fering with indignation IN the
Hoxie schools
The Appeals Court upheld the
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

He 20, his shotgun and started
TO hunt squirrels. he continued.
As he left the woods near his
home and came onto the road.
they quoted Simmons as saying.
he saw the car parked In the road.
He said he returned TO his house
and got his car 10 20 to Crossett
and report the disturbance TO Of
See MURDER-paxe four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Arkansas Approves Jimcro Measures
While Eisenhower Wins Second Term

Dwight ID. Eisenhower reelection to the presidency
Tuesdays election According Associated press tabu
laon he carried ~ with total of 40 electoral
Arkansas voters adopted three segregation measures aim
clear defiance of the United States Supreme Courts
decision in outlawing segregation public education Two
the sponsored by Governor Faubus the
other sponsored by Jim Johnson the
segregationss running for governor this past summer.
The Move TO remove the poll tax a requisite for voting
10 be the defeated list while racing and betting in
Arkansas seemingly will continue
The city of Little Rock has approved the Manager Plan
for its operation eliminating the mayor-eoune form gov
eminent
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
THANKS

During the recent series OF
cross burning. attempted arsons
on the l.. c. Bateses' home. and
threats on their lives. II has been
consoling 10 know that they are
not alone in their fight for rights
during this crisis Many calls and
messages offering what ever as
sistance can be given have come
from all over the country. The
Bateses are grateful 10 all. and
especially to the citizens Of Mem
phis, who have pledged their
support thru Mrs. Julian w. KEEL
son and Mrs r. q. venson.
ThankSi
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Army Urged to Cancel
Tulane Game Because
Of State Racial Ban

tary Of the Army WILDER NJ
Bruckcr To order withdrawal o.
the Army team from Tulane foot
ball game" scheduled for Novcm-
her Is m New Orleans.
Since enactment of this law,
Mr. wilkins PORTED out in a tele-
See BAN GAME-rag tour
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Mississippi NAACP
In State Meeting

jackson, Miss..-The eleventh
annual state convention Of the
State Conference of NAACP
Branches will meet here Novem-
Der Oil Mrs. Ruby Hurley. re-
gional secretary, Daniel Z, Byrd
Of New Orleans, and Clarence
Mitchell director OF the Wash
lngton Bureau Of the NAACP,
viii be the principal speakers
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Citing LouiSlany's new Jim
Crow law which would impose
segregated seating OF Negro
Army personnel and other color
ed spectators, Roy Wilkins. exccu-
I've secretary ~ the National AS
"cauon Tor the Advancement OF
CgIored People. has urged Score
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Southerner Defies
XXX TO Rear Negro
Girl as American

Mrs Dorothy Banner DaPonte,
a wealthy, white southern aristo-
crat of Mobile, Alabama. who is
defying the Ku Klux Khan in a
courageous attempt 10 rear a Ne
See osTRACIZED-page four
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Mrs Norma klllnEsWurth
member Of Wesley Chapel Metho-
dist Church and former chair
man Of the World Fellowship
committee will be the speaker 20
the YWCA's Annual World Eel
lowship Day Of Prayer Obzgr-
vance at Collins Temple Baptist
Church. 18th and Ringo Streets
on next Sunday. November n at
p. m
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

yellow roses. interspersed win
yorv attractive grecnery The az
fair which was gay. and a''iac-
tive was well attended
HD>teS>rs who Wore
dresses with corSaEes 'f gnu
rosrz t1 match the Genie p'ell,
were gracious and o6iieins ''
tpsv greeted their guests
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

In The toto left 20 right Mrs.
Dslu-fs Brown. chaplain. Mrs-
Dorothy Carson. reporter, MIS-.
clara Thsrpc. financial secretary,
Mrs. Odessa Sims. president. MIS-
o4f-5 H4Ibert. secretary and Mis-.
Pe,tve Jackson. treasurer Hos
toss not shown Nesdamgs Emma
lean johnson and I1ez Brown.