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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-03-23
HAMBURG

Charles Cox
The Monticello chorus rendered
a sacred program at Mt Zion
church. March IL Mrs. Lii
han Howard passed at her home
here last week. She was a men,
Der of Mt. Zion Baptist church,
and a fine community mother
Final rites were held in DeWits
Prof L. r. Thrower is plan
ming a school closing play March
80. The title will be announced
later The elementary and hi
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Ulysses shepherd


On the sick list are Reese But
ler. Perry Williams. Mrs. Sailie
Jones and Mrs. Annie Redmon f.
The Lsyman's league conduct
ed its service March II at Mt
Zion AME church with the pres
ident. Ulysses Shepherd in charge
Final rites for Mrs Sallie
= ,sh were held March II at Par
Hill Missionary Bapt church.
I ilogy by Rev. L. A. Parks, Pas
ar. ]. IL Garrett officiated. Sur
sivors are her husband. jacob.
one son. Johnny Jackson of Pine
Bluff. one daughter, Mrs. Ernes-
tine Gary. ST Louis. Miller fun
eTsl home was in charge Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Crawford were
weekend guests of Mrs. B. b.
Scott at Moscow Mr.. and
Mrs. Mors have returned 10 Chi
esgo after spending a week here
with relatives and friends
Mis- Eliza Jackson is yacationing
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Jackson Mrs. Sarah Eas-
ley, who has been a regular
reader of the State Press for :
years, has had 10 discontinue hei
papers on account of her eyes
We regret this misfortune. but we
want 10 thank Sister Easley foI
her patronage Mrs. Susie
figgen and Daniel Stewart are
also on the sick list
Thought for the week: The fell
low who throws himself away.
seldom likes the place he lands"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-03-23

Little Rock, viii reEdeT a music
program at Gregory sehoo. tn
second Sunday mite in AprA. jas
Rodgers, sponsor Morris ID.
Woods, St Louis. was here visit
ing father ana mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Willie B. Woods Mr.
and Mrs Fletcher Wiley, Mr.
George Brown and daughter. were
in Searcy the past weekend. Mrs.
Brown, had to stay in Porter
Rodgers hospital, due 10 illness F..
Mrs. Ollie Holmes is in Little
Rock visiting relatives Mrs.
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Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Berniee Simpson. Plaintiff
VS.. No. l04382
Charles Simpson. Defendant
The defendant. Charles Simpson.
is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff.
Berniee Simpson.
Dated: March 8. 1856
Gladys Neal Brandon
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Fred A. Newth. Jr.
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, ID. c.
3:i6-23-30.4:e4 At
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Dog Of the Week; BOXER.

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mfbeJ; coat, ibori, Jmooib. Jbiny:
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mazzle.
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of her sister, Mrs. Marian Hi
. Clarence Sneed sustained a
few minlr cuts and bruises re-
Gently when ms truck was wreck
ed while returning from Hazen
The second quarterly confer
enee Of Bethel was held March IL.
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place II In q quiet. draftless
corner. Don't let children over
tire him or handle him roughly.
Don't feed him until he has
Gained down after his arrival.
Begin Immediately TO whistle
him to his food so he viii learn
4 come on call. Call him at ev'
G. opportunity by the name
"a have chosen.
Re may be lonesome or fright
ened for the first few nights.
Place a hot water bottle wrap
ped in a towel in his bed. Some
dog owners have found that a
ticking clock placed near the
puppy's bed will reassure him
during those first long, quiet
night hours.
Feeding Your Dog; Except for
vitamin c, dogs and humans
require the same quality pro.
teIn and the same variety OF
vitamins and minerals. Dogs
also suffer from many OF the
same nutritional diseases In
GLIDING anemia and ricketts,
which may be caused by a lack
of vitamln ID. Several dog foods
which are all.purpose supply.
all the nutrition needed at
about one fifth the cost OF hu.
man food with equal nutritional
value.
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q Dogs
Life
HOW TO TREAT A
NEW PUPPY
by Bob Bartos

by Bob Bartos
Manager, Friskies Research Kennels
When your new puppy arrives
at your home. he may be ner.
vous and excited. Be friendly
and gentle, let him gain eonfi-
denee. II he's not householder,
eonfine him TO a limited area Of
the house and protect the floors
with papers.
He'll need plenty of sleep.
See that he has his own box,
lined with carpeting. shredded
newspaper or soft bedding. and
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Oes Arc
MIS-. Ella NJ. Brown

-s--'s s%sss sAs pfoWh
The Building fund committee of
Bethel AME church is sponsoring
a brother and sisterhood cam
paign. The ladies will take the
month of March. with Mrs. john
ME Glenn as chairman, and the
men will take the month OF April
The WINS met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Taylor :.
Mrs. Willie NJ Thomas Is con-
Quoting an apron sale Mrs.
Hattie b. Slater is back from vis-
ting her mother Mrs. Chase
was in Little Rock last week
Those on the sick list are i'm
proving Mrs. Lille johnson
OF Hickory Plains has been guest
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legaI. Notices

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY. ARKANSAS.
IN The Matter Of the Adoption of
Herman Curtis Myriek and
Margaret Ann Myriek, Minors.
Price Monroe HARRISON, Jr., and
Sybil Lee HARRISON. his wife.
Petitioners
VS.. No 3li78
Curtis Edward Myriek. Defendant
NOTICE
Take notice that on the LIST
day Of March. 1856. a petition was
filed by Price Monroe HARRISON.
Jr.. and Sybil Lee HARRISON. his
wife. in the Probate Court of Pu-
laski County. for the adoption of
Herman Curtis Myriek and Mar
garet Ann Myrick. NOW. unless
you appear within thirty 100
days after the date of this notice
and show cause against such ap-
plication. the petition shall be
taken as confessed and a decree of
adoption entered.
X. s. Estes. Clerk
w. X. Williams. ID. c.
Dated this LIST day or March. 1856
3.23-302t
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shnimie Davenport
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen, and
Mrs. Lula Grubbs entertained with
a delightful dinner March IL. The
following persons were in attend
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Sis+erhood Tea To Offer
Guys And Dolls Capsule

The Phoenix Civic Opera Association will present
capsule version of Guys and Dolls" with cast of it's
leading members, at pad-up membership meeting of
the Temple Beth Israel Ssterhood Nov G. The luncheon
meeting at the temple auditorium will start at 12 80 ON
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

TEL AVN (JTA) - Dr. Morde-
cal M. Levi Of the Israel Institute
of Technology has been awarded
an Eisenhower exchange fellow
ship and will leave for the United
States next month.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Rabbi Winer
Eviction Suit
Defendant

Rabbi Gershon Winer, who con-
Quoted High Holiday services last
month for Congregation Beth Ell
and served as it's religious leader
until early this month, repeatedly
has been sued for eviction by
BMH Congregation of Denver.
The National Jewish Post. in an
article datelined Denver, reported
Rabbi Winer and his wife were to
face trial this week on congrega-
ton charges of unlawful posses
sion of the SOS, 900 home given rent
free to its spiritual leader.
UPON LEAVING Phoenix, Rab-
bi Winer reported he planned to
continue his studies in New York.
Apparently he changed his plans
and returned to Denver, where he
had held his last previous post.
Said the Post of the trial set
ting:
1.-The court action climaxed a
long-standing, bitter feud between
Rabbi Winer and the congrega-
tons board, which had sought to
terminate his contract UaSt June).
RECENTLY, an out of court
settlement was reached on the con-
tract - which still had another
year to go in which the con-
gregation agreed to pay Rabbi
Winer 1880.
"In return, according to tn e
agreement which was filed with
the court, Rabbi Winer consented
to vacate the home by Oct. 1. He
also agreed to remain away from
the synagogue and not partici-
pate in any of the religious SER
vices there.
"A notice to vacate within three
days was served on the Winers on
Oct. 8, the complaint charged.
When they still maintained posses
sion this week, the court action
followed"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Ayn Yaacov
Elects Krohn
As President

Rabbi A. L. Krohn has been
elected president of Congregation
Ayn Yaacov.
Other new officers are Harry
Weiss, Sam Block, and John Levy,
vice presidents; William Levinson,
corresponding secretary; Edward
Dacks, financial secretary; Ma x
Jacobson, treasurer; Jack L q e.
man, first gabbai, and Boris Wasil-
evitsky, second gabbai
Elected to the board of directors
were Fred Loewy, Israel Frank,
Rudolph Cohen, Seymour Vein
stein, Abe Miratznick, Max Schlis-
sci, Dave Goldberg, Albert Namen,
and Harry Steinshnider.
Rabbi Elozor Weiss has begun
a class in beginning and advanced
Hebrew reading from 8 to S:45
pm. Tuesdays, followed by classes
on Jewish customs and ceremon-
les.
Applications are. still being ac-
cepted for Sunday school, which
meets from 10 am. to noon; be-
ginning Hebrew, 4:30 to 6 pm.
Mondays and Wednesdays, n d
advanced Hebrew, 4:30 to 8 pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
RAQ RATTLES
SABER, GETS
HARD WARNING

JERUSALEM (JTA) - Premier
David Ben Gurion has served no.
tice that Israel reserves freedom
of action in the event that Iraqi
troops enter territory of Jordan.
The Israeli's warning came in the
course of Commute review of the
situation made to the Knesset, the
parliament of Israel.
Earlier in the day, the Israel
foreign ministry spokesman, in an
apparent reply to London aSsuran-
ces, announced that whoever en-
courageS and abets Iraq, actively
or passively, in the realization of
it's schemes, takes on grave re-
sponsibility."
Ben Gurion told parliament that
Israel cannot SubsiSt on encour-
agement alone and declared that
1--WE shall continue to demand
arms from the United States for
land, sea, and air to deter the
enemy"
(In Washington, Lincoln White,
State Department spokesman, de-
clined comment on Ben Gurion'S
declaration.)
Ben Gurion opened his address
with a tribute to the members OF
the Israel armed forces who gave
their lives during the last few
weeks to defend our security and
show our enemies that the blood
of our people cannot be shed with
impunity in their own country"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Temple Brofherhoods Set
Reqionul Convention Here

Registration and religious S e r
vices Nov. 16 will open the meet
ing. After Nov. II morning SER
vices and a luncheon at the tenn
pie, Jarvis Weiss, NFTB board
member and general convention
man, will preside over workshop
discussions beginning at pm. on
service to the temple, community
relations, and service to youth.
A DINNER-DANCE will start at
z pm. Nov. IL at the Koko Club.
Nov. 18 morning discussions will
be on national programming, led
by NFTB Executive Director Syl-
van Lebow of New York, and local
programming. Afternoon work
shops will take up adult education
and Chautauqua.
The Rev. DR.. Guy M. Davis Jr.
of Orange, Calf, professor of re-
ligion at Chapman College, will
be principal speaker at a 1890
pm. luncheon.
LOCAL COMMITTEE chairmen
are Gil Kahnwaitler and Phil Tax
man, registration and finance;
Jerome Goldstine, program; ]. A.
Kelly and Harold Tenenbaum,
publicity, and B. Levin, M l
Strauss, and D. Gordon, hospitai-
ty.
'This is splendid opportunity
for members of our community to
participate in the workshops and
discussion groups with their nation
al leaders and will, of course, be
enjoyable and beneficial" Weiss
declared.
"We are very anxious to have
this local participation and r.
tainly urge local attendance at all
the functions"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
US. EXHIBITION OFWOMENS FASHIONS
FROM ISRAEL SETS FIRST STOP HERE

Phoenix will be the first stop on
a nationwide exhibition tour of wo-
mems fashions from Israel which
received their premier showing at
the national HadaSsah convention
at Houston.
The 40 elegant costumes will be
modelled at showing presented
by Hadassah at pm. Nov. at
the Phoenix Woman's Club, Third
Avenue and Earl Drive.
INCLUDED ARE dress and coat
ensembles, suit and coat combina-
tons, and slack sets. Some of the
outfits are sports clothes; others
are designed for the cocktail hour
and evening wear.
Commentator will be Maggie Sa-
voy, Phoenix Gazette society edi-
tor.
All the gowns were created at
the Alice Seligsberg Vocational
High School in Israel through mon
ey raised by Hadassah for it's
vocational education project.
MRS. HAROLD Horowitz is in
charge of arrangements, assisted
by Mines. Carl Silver, Leonard
Karp, Ben Feiler, Bernard Black.
and Solomon Mallin.
Mrs. William Griff. Phoenix Ha-
dassah president, will greet h e
audience. Mrs. Sidney Pickelner
will deliver brief message.
The showing is free of charge
and open to the public.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

FhOUhAM Cnalrmen are MIS-.
Sidney Pickelner and Mrs. Edward
Friedman. Mrs. Meyer Spitalny
vii present a peace and world af-
fairs report.
Free baby sitting will be availa-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

BILE. HoStesses will be members of
Circle IL, led by Mrs. Martin Hor-
witz. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Horwitz, CIR 4-9421; Mrs.
Harry Nathanson, AM 5-5O92, or at
the temple office, AM 5-1311.
THE SISTERHOOD will present
a Uniongram tea at 1:30 pm. Nov.
IS at the home of Mrs. John Krug-
lick, 2201 E. Georgia Ave. Admis-
sion will be a purchase of a 81
book of Uniongrams, note forms for
messages.
Transportation to the tea may
be arranged for with Mrs. Lois
Chanen, WI 3-5917 Mrs. Burton
levin is chairman. Proceeds will
go to the National Federation Of
Temple Sisterhoods' YES fund.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Israel Cost Of LIVING
Climbs To New Record

JERUSALEM (JTA) - The cost
of living index jumped 13 points
last month, necessitating 65 mil
lion pounds in salary increases for
workers whose wages are linked
to the cost of living. The govern
ment payroll alone will go up by
13 million pounds.
The index rose to 260 points, a
new record for Israel, which has
been plaguet by initiation from the
day of its birth. The index uses
the cost of living in September
1851, as a base of 100.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

The Temple Beth Israel Mems
Club will be host to the Western
Regional Convention of Temple
Brotherhoods Nov. 16, IL, and 18,
with sessions scheduled at B h
Israel and the Sands Hotel.
Workshop discussions Nov. II
and 1S will lead up to a climactic
banquet at which DR.. Grady Gam
mage, Arizona State College presi-
dent, will speak and Rabbi Albert
Plotlkin and Cantor Maurice Ches-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26

ler will present an original canta-
ia.
THE CANTATA, "Menorah of
Faith: Seven Ways to Brother
hood" was written by Rabbi Plot
kin and directed by Cantor Ches-
ler. 1t is based on the centuries
old seven-branched symbol of Jew
ish faith, each light representing
phase of work in behalf of Juda-
ism by the National Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Further Aid Due
For Nuzi Victims

LONDON (JTA) - The Jewish
successor organizations operating
in West Germany under restitution
laws will establish trust fund to
aid needy victims of Nazis who
failed to lodge restitution claims.
Five trustees of the "equity
hardship fund" will accept claims
up to June 80, 1857. Except in ca
ses of hardship, no payments will
be made until all applications have
been investigated.
In Wiesbaden, the Hesse o.
vince legislature budget commit
tee approved a $2,100,000 fund to
meet indemnification payments to
Nazi victims who are returning to
Hesse for permanent settlement.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Times Reporter
Booted By IsrueI

JERUSALEM (JTA)-James Haff,
New York Times correspondent,
was declared persona non grata by
the Israel Government. Half alleg-
edly evaded Israel censorship by
filing dispatches from Cyprus
which had been suppressed by the
censorship here.
JERUSALEM (JTA) Mary
Frances Hagan, 20, a us. citizen,
was found guilty in Jerusalem Dis
trict Court on two counts involving
espionage and sentenced to is
months Imprisonment.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
JNFT ToEs+obHsh
VILLAGE In Israel

: LOS ANGELES (JTA) - The
silver anniversary conference of
the Jewish National Fund voted to
establish a security village in Is
rael to be named Nachlath Los
Angeles.
The conference, attended by
1,40O delegates representing 104
organizations, voted to appeal to
President Eisenhower for the i'm
mediate shipment of arms to Is
rael. In connection with observ-
ance here of National JNF Month,
Gov. Goodwin Knight and Mayor
Norris Poulsen of Los Angeles is
sued proclamations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
Member Tea
Marks Birth
Of Brundeis

Mrs. Samuel Moss, a national
vice president of the National Wo-
mems Committee of Brandeis Uni
versity, will be principal speaker
for the eighth annual membership
tea of the local group at 1:30 pm.
Nov. z at the Arizona-Biltmore Ho-
tel.
. Mrs. Moss, of Los Angeles, is
board member of the permanent
women's division of the United
Jewish Welfare Fund.
NEWLY ELECTED local Off
GERS are: President, Mrs. Joseph
Ehrlich; vice presidents, Mines.
David Bush, Arnold Abelson, and
Maurice Chester; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. George Shelter; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. N t
Silverman; treasurer, Mrs. H r.
bert Kahn; financial secretary.
Mrs. Louis Simon.
Membership chairmen, Mrs. Alb
elson and Mrs. Mark Leibsohn;
life membership chairmen, Mines.
Spector, Charles Korrick, and AL
bert Horwitch; book fund chair
man, Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Sam
Langerman; program chairman,
Mrs. Chester; publicity chairman,
Mrs. Albert B. Spector; retention
chairmen, Mines. Joseph Gross
and Harry Levine, and tea chair
man, Mrs. Arnold Horwitch. !.
A MEMBERSHIP drive aimed
at doubling the present enrolment
was launched at coffee held at
Mrs. Ehrlich's home under h e
leadership of Mrs. Abelson.
A life membership drive will get
under way with a coffee at the
home of Mrs. Spector, 230 w. Lin
ger Lane, at 10:30 am. next We'd
nesday.
The annual membership tea will
commemorate the birthday of Lou
is Dembitz Brandeis, the late Su-
preme Court justice for whom
Brandeis University is named.
Nov. 13 will be the Tooth anniver-
sary of his birth.
OOhAINU GAUAA yCoAO VI OPOA q
ton, the Brandeis women h a v e
contributed more than 81, 900, 900 to
the university library.
Last Monday five u. S. Supreme
Court members joined as sponsors
of q dinner commemorating Just
ice Brandeis's birth with the Zion
ist Organization of America at
New York. They were Justices
william o. Douglas, Felix Frank
furter, John M. Harlan, Sherman
Minton, and Stanley Reed.
THE UNIVERSITY named for
Brandeis was founded eight years
ago as a living memorial to his
interest in youth and education and
to his liberal philosophy.
Noted President Eisenhower in
message to the Brandeis Centen-
nial Commission: Louis Dembitz
Brandeis demonstrated his respect
for judicial tradition throughout his
% years as a member of the Su-
preme Court of the United States,
yet he did not fail to recognize
the role of law as an instrument
of social advancement.
"REGARD FOR human dignity
was reflected in all his decisions.
He had a keen and searching
mind, a high regard for the in
dividual citizen, and distrust of
concentrated power not balanced
by commensurate responsibility.
"An advisor to statesmen, he in
itiated many changes in socio-
legal thinking which are accepted
today as a matter of course. His
career provides a splendid exam
pie to young people of this coun-
try who have matured since his
death a scant Is years ago."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-10-26
PhiIan+hropis+ Honored

NEW YORK, (JTA) = Leon Lo-
wenstein, New York philanthro-
pist, was presented the annual
Human Rights Award of Joint De-
fense Appeal-American ] e wi h
Committee. The dinner opened the
fall Joint Defense Appeal m
paign to raise $5, 900, 900 for Ameri-
can Jewish Committee and Anti
Defamation League programs.
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