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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27

SPACE heater, gas, heats 5 rooms,
thermoStat control, 10000 BTU, S45.
IL l-3049.
3 DRESSERS, bedroom set, air con-
ditioner, miscellaneous items; very
reasonable. MU. 12530.
SEWING machine, console rotary
White electric, like new; Philco
table model radio and automatic
record changer; imported table lamp,
dishes, utensils ladies winter cloth
ing. w 1-4779.
NEED space, forced to sell modern
red couch. months old. RE. l-5493.
MAPLE bed, dresser, dressing table,
$40; good condition. PO. 1866.
MUST sell, moving out of city, 4-chair
yellow. chrome dinette set; Maytag
automatic washer; small Royal tank
sweeper; 2 fireplace gas heaters;
radio -phonograph combination; black
persian lamb coat ". 1-098l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27

PHILCO 21-inch television console,
1856 model. Gil. 1-l839.
EXQUISITE French candelabra lamps.
antique brass electric museum duph-
Gates, were $3.50 pair; make offer;
truly lovely. WI. 3-6416
CHROME kitchen set, pearl grey
table opens to ft., chairs, like
new; wringer washer; coffee table.
WI. 3-3298
MOVING to Florida, selling all house
hold items. WI 3-2155
KENMORE gas range, deluxe model
with timer, broiler, etc, like new,
$50. WI 2-9361
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27

STOVE. Magic Chef, moving. 584 East
24lst St Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
IDA WHITNEY GARDINER

SELLING contents of the DR.. Paul a.
Moore home, 2665 Leighton rd.,
Shaker Heights. between Shaker and
Larchmere blvd, Mrs. Moore has
been collector of early glass, an
tique majolica Tobys and many
other such items. Antique cherry
drop-leaf table, cherry and maple
chest of drawers. walnut what-not,
Governor Winthrop desk, pair fire
side chairs, pair of overstuffed
lounge chairs, Lawson type daven-
port mahogany 4-poster double bed
and chest Jenny Lind bed. maple
single bed, chest, night stand; porch
and recreation room furniture.
wrought iron fireslde equipment:
apartment size electric range; West
inghouse automatic washer, modern
Easy washing machine; large deep
freeze; electric laWnmoWer and
other tools; many items in linen,
bedding materials. clothing, books.
plants, sale opens Friday, September
28th, hours II to daily. FA. 1-5228.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
House Hunting
Made Easy
. FAMILIES
2 FAMILIES

S and S. Hayden Woodwork oreo.
perfect condition. large and roomY.
2 gqroges; S2o.9oo.
S and S. Eost Clevelond. Chambers
School area. AL, gas heot. Q ga
rqges, very attractive; Sl9.eoo.
S and S, off Eost l3lst, close to
Shaw Ave. lovely suites. Competing,
qos heut l7O-ft. lot. 2 garages;
$4,000.
SINGLES
4-bedroom COLONEL off Noble Rd,
modern tile kitchen and bath, 200-ft.
lot, 2 garages; $1,000.
7-room. Elm-Alder oreu, including q
bedroom on first. new gas, shower
and lovotory in basement. tile mod
en bath second. l50ft. lot. garage;
$4,000.
6 rooms, Eost l24th north of St. Cloir,
very attractive and in perfect con-
dition. gas heat. nice yard. garage.
Sl2. 800.
6 rooms, Eost of Ivunhoe off Euclid.
tip-top shape. gas furnace. deep lot.
garage: Sl2,90o.
s rooms off East l40th between St.
Cloir-Luke Shore Blvd. excellent con-
dition. very modern. beautiful reGeu-
ton room; Sl4.800.
Groom bungalow north Of ST. Cloir-
Eost l26th oreu. full basement. un-
finished second. gas furnace. garage;
Sl2.6O0.
New bungalow. East Cleveland. Elm
Alder. full basement. expansion room
up. good lot; this is q doll house;
Sl7.50o.
6 rooms off Show Ave. East Cleve-
lond. Chombers School district. mod
ern. well maintained. gas furnace.
garage; Sl2.Soo.
Active. Courteous Service
Sell Thru
Summit Bailey
GL. 10000 l44l Hayden GL. l-5s24
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
Real Estote Wanted

WE WANT PROPERTY
WE have cash buyers for singles, two
family m and apartments.
Globokar Realty, $50 East 74th ST.,
HE. l-6607.
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FOR SALE-APPLIANCES

STOVE. Magic Chef, moving. 584 East
24lst St, Euclid.
AUTOMATIC dishwasher. Apex. ex-
celent condition; years old; SIS.
RE. 1-8077
GENERAL Electric washing machine.
wringer type, perfect condition, SIS.
" l-8262
STOVE, Grand, 8 years old 1O45 East
145th St, call GL. l-9878.
PHnCO refrigerator with freezer top,
Gu. it. call after p. m. HE. l-6715
WASHER, conventional type Maytag
years old; good condition. Ii.
l-7264
DETROIT gas range, good condition,
$40. ". l-3037, call after p. m.
CONLON 30-inch ironer, Just recon-
ditioned, $50. " 6-O841
GAS range and refrigerator, good con-
dition " 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
COME UP AND SEE ME

I'M located on Mallard off East 260th,
I'm an attractive bungalow and
have so much to offer, like living
room with wood burning fireplace, a
dining room, stainless steel sink, 3
bedrooms, gas furnace with air con-
ditioner; beautifully landscaped lot;
my owner has been transferred;
know you'll like my price. Page
Realtors. ASS East 200th ST., KE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
REAL ESTATE

$4,000. East 120th-St. Clair, bed
room single, garage, gas; exclusive.
MU. 1-6945.
BY owner, room single, garage,
gas, immediate possession; shown by
appointment. 1887 Whitcomb rd..
RE. 1919
EUCLID, room colonial, divided
basement attached garage; excel
lent location; st. Williams Parish;
reasonable. Broker. Gil. l-l344.
BY owner, bedroom brick bunga-
low, e garage, storms and screens;
close to schools, transportation ana
shopping; Holy Cross Parish; $l5,500
KE l-0284.
BY owner, 4-bedroom single, suitable
for large family or rooming house,
near church, schools, transportation;
including some furniture. PO. 1890
1OOx2OO LOT for sale, in Wickliffe, Off
Grand blvd, $4,000 " 1858.
LOT in Timberlake, 5Oxl65, cleared,
filled. driveway cut in: ready for
building, Sl,650. WI. 2-3833
BRICK bungalow, 4 bedrooms, Holy
Cross Parish. Call C. E. Gilmore,
Broker, RE. 2-8787.
ACRE lot for sale by owner, Sleepy
Hollow Estates. Willoughby Hills;
166x245 deep; $500. RE. 2-8s77.
BY owner, bedroom colonial. st.
ca Glair,Hottinsham S9te section slS'Soo'
BEDROOMS, 2 baths, living. dining
carpeted electric stove; convenient.
23206 Gay ave. RE. 2-9395.
LOT, 4Oxl5O Call KE l-58l6
5 ROOM single, gas heat close to
condition. Ills Galewood dr., MU.
1-27l4
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MINIATURE FARM

Hills, 2 bedroom bung-
allow, large tiled kitchen. utility
room attached garage: fruit trees
Green Realty. " l-38l2
The echo., 1956-10-01

Snec 1917 many millions OF
f'oPIe nAs rome to church in
, Ielt r ilsr1aoth canvas % j q
, a. Al ua 4e Omen sky - or IN
q ~ o.lotN5 ~ tere deui.
talet e., nec'ies,a,ned Crit Rob.
! CTS rae, TIC all le, m. PRES
.'rw ieNt2 ment teachlrc tor u.
q II su.'aerste a5ia-. ard u roue \
ii' prayers and his simple APP
srectaits actiye followers i9r
G. ST.
us Ros' is TO save one mi,iion
so1ls an Ie5G t'lrouch ,evlvAl
81 s. - and gadio ard televisjon
= o.,i AIS cgsr more than 7G1
> &c., Alrcady this yenr his
IN has won nearly 100000
ee1Hert
~ 'ee Jnaary 1t Ok tbs as.r,
He.eteaa lao rs has neld era st
81 '1aiF - these nee .shs y
&biy -ic4S ;s.g L.. "A .SSfS
The echo., 1956-10-01
New Agency Rates
Dear Presidents:

Dear Presidents:
The IT. B. A. is making progress I'D
every respect, however, there are
some phases Of our work that need
r-vamping in order to cope with
the present time.
The Constitution provides that OF
( f.cers Of a local lodge must be i'm
allad after the election every two
ears. This is a MUST on cur agen-
ia.
The following rates become effec-
tive August !, 1856:
AGENCY RATES
travelling Expense per mile --25c
Professional Service Installing
Lodges per lodge So 90
When more than one lodge is n-
allied in a single ceremony the
rsoa installing win De allowed to
II lule the rates from 5000 10 $500
/ per lodge.
! HCLBROOE BENEVOLENT
/ ASSOCIATION
c. . Cotton, President
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The echo., 1956-10-01

$ ssfn IN, 80 day penoG.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

"Fairest Lord Jesus" the meet
ing was called to order by the
president, Rae Markley. The bus
mess meeting started with run
down of parliamentary rules and
several amendments were review
ed that the club voted on in the
early beginning. An interesting
demonstration was given by M.
Lynn Sanborn; subject, Hair and
Nails" Betty Wyatt was taken
in as a member of the club. Next
meeting is on April 5, z p.m., at
the home of the president, Rae
Markley. Several games were
played with members of their
families and friends joining in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Markley
and daughters were in Whining
ton on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilkie en-
joyed Easter in Collins Park with
their children.
The Fire Company will enter
tain the Caroline County Fire
mems Association at dinner on
Friday evening, April 9Th.
The Kent County, Delaware
Firemen's Association will hold
their annual banquet on April 5
at Wyoming. The regular meeting
of the Marydel Ladies Auxiliary
has been postponed to April IL at
8 pm.
Mr.. Emerson Daley of Seaford
visited his father, Mr.. j. S. Daley,
on Friday.
The Firemen and Ladies Auxili-
ary have just completed remodel
ing and decorating the Firemen's
Hall, which has improved the ap-
pearance of the town 100 percent.
Congratulations to both the COM
mittees and the fire company.
The Marydel Lions Club held
their annual Ladies Night Monday
evening at the Paddock, near
Smyrna. About fifty were present
to enjoy delicious dinner and
program arranged by the commit
tee, Harry Knots, Paul Smith and
U. Lee Harman. Lion president
A. H. Wyatt welcomed the group
and introduced District Governor
Harry Oliphant and his secretary
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05
MARYDEL

Twenty-six members and wives
from the Marydel Lions Club at
tended the Ladies Night celebra-
ton last Monday evening at The
Paddock, near Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Burk-
ins and Clark, of Carneys Point,
N. j., were Friday to Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerny Knott, of
Templeville, enjoyed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt.
We are sorry to report the ill
nesses of Mrs. Harry Heather,
Mrs. T. E. Heather, Jr., Mrs.
Bertha Leslie and Mrs. Lee Les
lie. We wish all of them a speedy
recovery.
Lovely flowers in memory of
Miss Maud Hummer were placed
in the church Sunday, from Mrs.
Frances Stokes and Mrs. Betty
Thrasher, nieces of Miss Hum
mer.
The w. S. C. S. was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. May
Shewbrook and daughter, Mrs.
Wesley Walls.
Mr.. Alice Seward, Mrs. T. E.
Heather, Jr. and Mrs. A. H. Wy
att are attending court this week.
The W.C.C. All Club of Mary
del met at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Elva Hurlock. There
were six members present to re-
peat the Lords Prayer and All
pledge. After singing in harmony
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05
Leipsic

The Leipsic Homemakers Club
celebrated their 23rd anniversary
last Wednesday evening with a
covered dish dinner. Fifteen MEM
bers attended the group meeting
at the Asbury Church in Smyrna
last week, with the Smyrna club
as hostess. Mr.. Alison Helm gave
a talk on Civil Defense.
Mrs. Dorothy Spangler and son
Donald, Mr.. Howard Rawley, Mr..
Harvey Rawley and Mrs. Mildred
Hall visited Mr.. and Mrs Irwin
Moor and family, near Chester
town, Md, Sunday.
Several members of the Leip-
sic Ladies Auxiliary attended the
county meeting at Magnolia Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Reed and
family, of Dover, called on Mr..
Walter Dyer and mother, Monday
evening.
Mrs. Cora Dyer recently receiv-
ed word of the death of Mr..
Archie Jeffery, of Mt. Carmel, Pa.
DR.. Clarence Rawley of Cris-
field spent a couple of days with
his brother, Mr.. William Rawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pugh and
family spent the weekend with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

Lion Lewis Francis of Salisbury,
Md. Lion Harman introduced the
speaker, William Hughes, profess
sor of Art and Drama at the
Wesley Jr. College, Dover, who
gave an interesting talk on the
Youth of Yesterday and Today. A
group Of young people from Fell
ton High School rendered several
musical selections. Mr.. Alfred
.Childs, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Everhart of Smyrna, rem
dered three solos which were most
beautiful. The ladies received
lovly corsages from the club,
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

He said that dozens of requests
from growers for seed stock OF
Delus have been pouring in at the
Experiment Station from at least
half a dozen states and from as
far away as Canada. Unfortun-
ately not even Delaware requests
can be filled this year because all
available supplies of DeIus are
now in the hands of Maine and
Minnesota seed stock growers who
are attempting to increase the
supply of seed as fast as possible.
First grown at Newark in 1850,
Delus was turned over to the seed
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05
kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

Arthur Rusby, Mrs. Arthur Short;
Merrymakers club = Mrs. Harold
Fry, Mrs. Leonard Taylor, Mrs.
Francis Winkler; Oak Grove
Mrs. William Sterling, Mrs. Fran
els Raughley, Mrs. George Meyer;
Smyrna club = Mrs. Townsend
Vaughn, Mrs. Fred Harris, Sr.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05


to 800.
The business discussed included
plans for National Home Demon
stration Week (April 20 to May
81, the State Home Demonstration
Day (May u, and Achievement
Day November 81. The group
also considered the 1857 program.
You will be hearing more about
these things later!
Each club was asked to send
its president, past president, and
vice-president to this meeting.
Those who attended were: An
drewsville club-Mrs. Frank Tay-
1or, Mrs. Earl Griffith; Cee-W-Dee
club Mrs. Harvey .Fifer; Chest
nut Grove club-Mrs. ]. A. Ken
nedy, Jr., Mrs. Wallace Oughle-
tree, Mrs. William T. Hufnal;
Clayton club-Mrs. Walton Smith,
Mrs. Kurt Schettler; Cowgill's
ciub-Mrs. Harvey opdyke, Mrs.
william Conard; Fraziers club
AIRS. Maurice Darling; Friendly
Homemakers = Mrs. Raymond
Troyer; Happy Homemakers-Mrs.
Harold Davis, Mrs. Jehu Davis;
Harrington-Mrs. John Walls, Mrs.
Frank Kotlaba, Mrs. Jehu Camp
er; Houston club = Mrs. Joseph
Hayes, Mrs. Henry Griffith; Ken
ton club-Mrs. Kennard Wooley-
han, Mrs. Carl Pedrick; Leipsic
club-Mrs. William Knots, Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05
Seed Stock of Delus Potato
Not Available To Growers yet

Seed stock of Delus. the blight
resistant, high-yielding potato of
excellent cooking quality which
was developed by the Delaware
Agricultural Experiment Station
and the U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture will probably not be
available in quantity for CONNER
cial paintings in this state until
1858, it was reported by Eugene
P. Brasher, head of the horticul-
ture department at the University
of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

and Mrs. Joseph Churchman, in
Georgia.
Mrs. John Slaughter and Miss
Ella Harper spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright at
Yorklyn.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

the spring meet
ing of the Kent
County H m e
d e m onstration
Advisory Coun-
Gil. Mrs. Fran
els Raughley,
presided at the
meeting, held in
the Capit al
Grange Hall on
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

potato men two years ago. Seed
potatoes are generally grown in
the far north states to get best
results.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-05

Plans for future Home Demon
stration events were. discussed at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Parkdale
Massie Fitzpatrick

Funeral services for Haywood
Morris Of Mobile, Ala. were held
May 8 at Zion Hill AMEZ church.
He was a veteran of World War
l. Survivors are a sister. Mrs. Lou
Use Davidson. two brothers. George
and Samuel. Burial was in Zion
Hill cemetery with Jones funeral
home in charge Mrs. Fannie
Mitchell was funeralized May 8
at Union Baptist church. Survivors
are three daughters and one son.
Burial was in Childress chapel
cemetery with United Friends fun
eral home in charge Mrs.
Jessie crouther, a recent bride
was honored with a buffet sup
per at the home of Mrs. Z. L.
Brown, sponsored by the Pitner
club members. Mrs. crouther is
assist home demonstration agent
-, Areola Washington. V. Dozier.
Woodie and Naola Williams. Louis
Findley and Robert Grayson all
Of Mobile. Ala. attended the fun
eral OF Haywood Morris Mrs.
Clauzell Gray Of st. Louis WIS.,
tied relatives and friends here
recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Boulevard News

The following churches Of Sweet
Home joined in a fellowship union
recently: Allen Chapel AME, Zion
Hill Baptist, First Baptist. Sweet
Home chapel and First Baptist Of
Higgins. Rev. c. L. Taylor. de-
hyered the message Rev. J..
r. Green who has been i'll for
two months. is up again. He un-
derwent two surgical operations.
Rev. Green is an agent for the
State Press and has been for
more than five year. Rev. Green
acknowledges with great appre-
citation the expressions made BY
his friends in the form of visits
and cards to the hospital and his
home during his eonvaleseing +.
. Pilgrim Valley Baptist church.
9Th and Park streets. is celebrat-
ing the second anniversary Of its
pastor. Rev. +. ]. Nash. May i6-
20. Rev. Turner Sims. will de-
liver the anniversary sermon Sun
day.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

ingly Key address vas given By
the national president. Mrs. Nam
lie Williams Of Florida, who was
introduced by the past national
and state president. Mrs. A. II. p.
Strong. principal Of Motion hi
school at Mariana. Mrs. Howard
the health chairman and Mrs.
Whiteside, leader. were in charge
of the health session. Other parti-
eipants were the glee club con-
cert, under the direction of Cecil
Buekner Of Carver hi school and
the Dads club VINO contributed
a radio broadcast. Fathers
from various schools were pres
ent to give reports Of their ae-
tivities. This meeting will be long
remembered and information gam
ed will go with Us thru the
years.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

Timothy Rawling and q member
OF the 1855 graduating class OF
LFH Mrs. Callie Mitchell ID
visiting in Camden this week -.
All those on the sick list are
much improved. , "a T
The 4-H club rally was held re-
Gently at Wrightsville. directed By
Charlie Reed. county agent There
were about 300 persons present.
The Mt. Zion All club. won the
loving cup. Mrs. Ethel 3. Norton.
teacher >. The school was In Hot
Springs on a tour. Friday. spon-
sOred By the PfA Rev. w. II.
King. pastor Of Labahana church.
was in charge of the services at
the church Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Lake Village
Mrs. Laura CIAnton

MIS-. Laura Cianton
Rev. ]. w. Neal left May 5th
for Chicago for a visit with his
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Purdue Mr.. and Mrs.
Simton Brown are the proud
parents of a daughter Mrs.
Teresa Gibbs has returned home
after spending one week In Bo-
nita. Louisiana Mrs Elnora
Hannah of Hattas Is visiting her
sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Dickens and
Mrs. Martha Morrison Mrs.
clanton left Saturday for ST.
Louis. Missouri Lake Village
4-H junior club held q program
May Q at the New Hope Mission
are Baptist church. Mrs. Roberta
Hymes. M. C.. Mrs. Laura clanton
addressed the club Tavern
Bradley returned iast week to
u. S. service The Christian
Workers club met Saturday at
New Hope Baptist church at $50
p. m. Mrs. Clara o,Neai. president
and Mrs. Annie Dunbar. secretary.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Mariana
Mrs. Villa Howard


Mrs Theresa Walton is visit
ing her son and family in New
Orleans, La. Rev I. z. Girls
som. formerly Of this city. passed
In Detroit. Services were held
there last Saturday morning. He
is the brother Of Rev. Win Girls
som and brotheF-in-law of Mrs.
Y. c. Grissom Mrs. Irma Mat
thews was called home, because
of the death Of her husband, Geo.
Matthews. Services were held
Sunday at Union church Mr..
and Mrs. William Feaster OF Der
mott. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Smith, ir. Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Green. Chicago.
were recent guests Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Mary Webb Mrs, Sara
Noel Of Rondo. passed at Collins
chapel hospital in Memphis. She
is survived by her husband, five
daughters. three sons. and one
sister. a host Of grandchildren.
great grandchildren, nieces, ne
phews. other relatives and friends
Mrs. Lorine Lee was host
TO the Stitch and Chat club
The Bridgette club was entertain
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Nashville
James Crofton

James 0T0ft0n
Fred Seogglns Of Denver. Colo,
IS visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kite Seoggins Mason
MCGEE Of Mt. Olive, Miss, visited
Miss Mary Helen Crofton Mr.
and Mrs. John Bullock Of Flint,
Michigan, are visiting relatives
and friends in Nashville and Cen
terpoint Miss Lucille Seog-
gins Of Little Rock spent Mothers
day with her parents Arnold
Hutchinson, jT, the younger son
Of Arnold Hutchinson. was killed
in Stamps Friday Fred and
Ezel Adams Of Flint, Mich. are
visiting relatives and friends in
the city The baeealaureat
exercises of Childress hi were
held at New Light CINE church
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. w.
T, Keaton was the speaker
Please send all News 10 James
L. crofton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Portland
simmie L. Davenport

~'N-fSAN
The senior class Of Tillis hi
school held its commencement ex-
ereise, Thursday mite in the school
gym. DR.. J. B. Jones. AMIN coll
lege. Pine Bluff, gave the class
address. Presentation of diplomas
by Prof G. L. Tillis and gifts
were presented by Mrs. Z. ]. X.
Haymon. Members Of the senior
class are Samuel David Bozeman,
George Garland. ir.. Harold T
Johnson, Berniee Hampton. vice
president: Camilla Belle Mathany.
secretary; Rosie Lee Ridgel Mary
Alice Roy, president; Ethel L.
Walker treasurer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Augusta

D u.s. district PTA was held here
- ~ with Mrs. Dovie Ander-
's''-, r. r1eme Of the meeting.
- - Todsy's Challenge" in
80 education job opportuni-
CO community living and inter-
pss >, understanding, brought out
:, - Mays-Calhoun literary So
q - MIS-. Dovie Anderson, pres
vas presented by our dis
=. :. president, Mrs. Brunson. with
= ~ chosen words. Using the
-~,sss theme. Mrs. Anderson's
- - address was very inspiring
sbs sdmonished the youth TO
SIC fer these changes. which
m take place. The workshop was
-, educational and every min
W. sss spent wisely and interest
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

Erwin, delivered the class address,
Thursday mite. Mrs. w. B. Black
delivered the address for the ele-
mentary commencement, Tuesday
senior class. their parents. faculty
nite =. The PTA entertained the
and friends, Sunday. after the
sermon -. The junior Red Circle
will sponsor a trip Around The
World. May 25th Mrs. Ber-
niece Croal is visiting in New
Orleans. La. and Liberty. Missis-
sippi Mrs. Bleakley is much
improved Mrs. Adah VIII
liams is still in ST. Louis at the
bedside Of her neiee. Mrs. Young.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Oes Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

MIS-. Ria stat Df0bu
Mrs Matilda Pritehett Of Fargo.
her son. Jim Pritehett, and grand
daughter. Miss Johnetta Holden
visited Mrs. Eta Holden. who is
a patient at Des Arc hospital f.
Board meeting of the northeast
district was held at Antioch Mis-
sionary Baptist church, Friday.
Des Arc visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Goyan. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Matthias Dan Chase and JAS.
Matthias sponsored a program Sun
day mite Mrs. Annie Hobb
vas a Hszen visitor recently. and
Rev. Ford visited in Pine Bluff
Your reporter is home after
undergoing minor surgery =.
Mrs. Fedora Miller OF Cotton
Plant has been discharged from
the hospital.