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chinery, this Western suburban
group now has united forces
with a youthful, ambitious group
of workers from the mid-county
KenSington- Wheaton area.
Turns Out Votes
The latter group. whose rec
ord in turning out heavy Dem
ocratic vote is tops. feels it has
been neglected by party leaders.
They feel a victory will put
them in the drivers seat in 1858.
The result of this combine is
"a split in the party that could
spell defeat in future general
elections.
Shortly after the Caddington
slate was announced, the other
group came out with its own
slate.
Chief spokesman for this slate
appears to be Mrs. Margaret C.
SchWeinhaut, a member of the
House of Delegates.
The opposition ticket contains
three presently elected Office
holders. Besides Mrs. Schwein-
haut they are Mr.. Mann and
Mrs. Alice B. Hostetler. another
member of the Central Commit
tee.
Ineptitude Charged
Mrs. Schweinhaut blasts have
been aimed at what she scores
as the "ineptitude' of party
leaders at the State and county
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

officiating Burial in St Marion
cemetery, with Jones funeral home
IN charge Mrs. Simmie Allen
vas visiting in Pine Bluff, the
past weekend 4 musical
contest was held at Tillis ri school
Friday mite. The contest was be-
tween the hi and elementary
schools. Participating in the con-
test were PaTkdale. M0ntrose.
Hamburg and Portland. Portland
was winner for the hi school.
with Miss Leatrice Boazman, di-
rector and Mrs. Velma BOLTON Al
len. pianist Hamburg won the
elementary with Mrs. Velma
Brown. pianist and director. There
were more people reported attend
ING the musical contest than ever
IN history.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

ton. Rev. ". z. Crudup. gave the
eulogy with interment in White
church cemetery Mrs. Ore
lene Dunn was rushed to the
ouaehita county hospital. where
she has undergone an operation.
We are praying for her speedy
recovery Mrs. Mary L. KEEL
y and Mrs. Zenna Harris, were
house guests of Mrs. B. L. Sock
we'll Sunday evening Mrs.
Delete Soekwell and Mrs. Jimmie
Lee Walker Bolk Of Prescott, were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. (.
B. Sockwell, Sunday in the after
noon Rev. A. V. OOtsey.
pastor of chidester circuit and
some of the members Of Bethel
visited the musical program at
First Union. Sunday evening. Rev.
Ootsey, gave the closing remarks.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

class rendered a pre-Easter pro-
gram in the chapel Their theme
was: Things that Never Die :.
Mrs. Mamie Childs was honored
with a timely affair at the Hol-
man hi school last Thursday
morning. in recognition of her
achievement in the Lion Oil Is
say contest. A. S. Baxter, prinei-
pal Wilbert Hogan Of Chicago
is here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell Hogan.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

For layers:
Divide frosting between two 5
or 9-inch cake layers, spreading
carefully to cover tops. Bake as
directed for loaf cake. Let layers
cool in pans about 90 minutes or
until frosting Is set. Turn each
LAYER onto a square Of wax paper,
then carefully invert one layer
onto serving plate and second
layer on top OF first layer.
ell cup tender, thin faxed COCO
nut may be used.
Easter Maple Waters
IL cups (12-ounce bottle) Log
Cabin Syrup
Z tablespoons butter
\ teaspoon salt
Pour syrup into saucepan:
place over medium heat and
bring to a boil. Continue boiling,
without stirring, until . small
amount Of syrup forms q brittle
hail IN cold water Tor to . tenn
perature Of 500 FL. Remove
from heat. Add butter and salt;
blend we'll. Drop mixture from
tin Of teaspoon onto creased oak-
Inr sheet forming waters about
~ inches In diameter. Cool
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Good Hope

Mrs. b. L. soekwell
The quarterly conference was
held at Shiloh AME church, where
Rev. Watson is pastor, Rev, A.
L. Harris, pastor Of St James,
Camden, acted as presiding elder.
due 10 the absence of Elder Rev.
W. H. Hunter. Rev. Harris gave
the morning message The
singing union of section No. 4.
was held at First Union Baptist
! church. Sunday afternoon, with
[. B. Beard. director. Churches
participating were Shiloh AME.
Mt Marian Baptist. ST. James.
Camden. Pleasant Hill. chidester,
Mt. Willie Funeral services
for the late Joshua Gulley were
held at cany AME church. Ross
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Nit. Zion
Mn. Nellie stoyali

Mrs. Nellie st0yall
Little James Scott, who is IN
the University hospital at Little
Rock, is much improved at this
time Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton
was funeralized March q at 81.
James church at Stephens. Our
sympathy to the bereayed family
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross
we're in the community last Fri
day The granddaughter OF
Mrs. Nellie Stovall and children
of Mrs. Brazzie Scott were moe
ulated last Friday for diptheria 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Wash
ington and daughter were guests
of Frank Washington last Friday
. . Sametta Washington has the
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
For Easter Entertaining

Lveryhcdy will be satisfied with
.atlr Easter-time eating espe-
ANY when the Bunny Rabbit
uaS hS carrot and all Of MS can
laItaSe Of the delicious delicacies
Stlssested below. The waters and
tSiiSNnles are excellent too. for the
Ailaies' Easter baskets,
saked-on Caramel FrostIns
z cup brown sugar
8 tablespoons flour
= sup haro syrup, Red or
=. Blue Label
\ cup butter OF margarine,
melted
a cup nuts, flnely chopped
Make up cake using prepared
~ OF tavorite recipe. Bake; re-
ee Tom oven, then set oven at
80 =. Let cake stand while pre-
ling frosting. Blend sugar and
bO o stir in corn syrup, then
f,uNr and nuts. Spread care
lily sy small amount at q time
49, eI not cake. Bake IN moderate
49,, sa tSIS' FL minutes or until
49, around edges. Coel and
~ eake In pan. This frosting r.
esS. ,eient for - 70 inch Loaf
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Easter Basket Brownies

4 cup sifted -four
a teaspoon doubleacting
baking powder
!. teaspoon salt
II cup butter or other shortening
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
/ cup sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
\ cup broken walnus
1 teaspoon vanilla
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and silt
again. Melt shortening and choc'
olate over hot water. Add sugar
gradually to eggs. beating thor
oughly. Add chocolate mixture
and blend. Add -four and mix
we'll: then add nuts and vanilla
Fill creased muffin pans one
third full. Bake in moderate
oven Cs5O') 20 to IS minutes, or
until done. Cool before removing
from mans. Serve with topping Ct
ice cream, If desired. Makes Ia
brownies.
Fruit n Rice Rennst Dessert
y cup cooked rice
2 tablespoons sugar
1, cup crushed pineapple,
well-drained
2 cups milk
1 pkg. strawberry rennet
powder
Combine rice, sugar and pine
annie in a small bowl. Divide
among 5 dessert glasses. WdTn
milk slowly until lukewarm, STIR
ring constantly. Test a drop on
the inside Of your wrist re
ouently. When it feels comfort
ably warm (11O' F) not hot, re
move at once from heat str 81
entire contents Of package at one
lime. Mix until powder Is dis
solved not oreT one HitHHte.
PoHr at once, tchle sttH hqsia'
into glasses. Do not disturb while
min sets about 10 minutes.
chill. Before serving, garnlsn
with whipped cream
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

daughters, Mrs. Viola A. Watson,
Dermott and Mrs. Elmira Dunn,
Sunshine. II grandchildren. four
great grandchildren. four nieces.
two nephews and a host of other
relatives and friends. Funeral rites
were held Monday at st. Marion
Baptist church with Rev. West
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
levitt
A.n L. Pitt

Mar l. filt
ST. Palfieks day was observed
y the parents and teachers as
seiauon with a well attended tea.
Nesdames ~ L. Seruggs and L.
Elders we're chairmen Of the af-
far. Z. Began. principal of I'm
manuel hi and Mrs. Suzanne
Wright. a member of the ST.
Charles faculty were among the
guests. This being leap year. the
ladies' paid cents per inch for
hef escorts foot, Total raised. s2l.
J S Clemmons. principal and Mrs.
{ c. Stevens, president 49,. Mrs.
Haiile Hughcrsoa Is a patient at
The University hospital Mrs.
Fannie Clark Is home, after spend
ING several weeks in the United
Friends hospital Rev. and
Mrs c. N Eiland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z c. Stevens and Rev. o. ii.
Bruhton. were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs Isiah Pitts. last Sun
d4 -. The Dewitt lodge. No.
~ sas sponsor Of bronze
mayor program recently. b. j.
Srivers W. NJ. and Robert John
... The first and second grade
department OF the Dewitt Key
Shool rendered an interesting
program in chapel. Wednesday
morning with May Ola Temple.
ton, acting as mistress Of cere.
nony. Several parents were pres
ent The program was full Of q
variety Of amusing activities and
showed special talent and train
ING The performance climaxing
was a square dance. portrarying
costumes Of the 18th century. Par
ueipahng in the dance were Syl-
VIA Lee Hardnett. Steve Fitz-
pa'riak. JoanH Shorter. Willie Lee
Brown, Alvin Smith. Janice Rob-
lnSon, Dillard London and Bobera
Sue Phillips, all age seven. The
program was presented at I. I. hi
school, Mrs. Leona Elders, teacher.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

united with the ST, Marion NIB
church. He departed this life on
March 81, II p. m. at the ST.
Mary's hospital. Dermott. surviv-
ors. include a wife. Mrs. Matilda
King. three sons. u S. of Los
Angeles. Chester A., Sunshine,
and n. S. King. ir.. Sunshine. two
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Cassc0e


Mfo- holefle fickeH
The Athletic club Of Emmanuel
hi school sponsored an entertain
ment Wednesday mite Each menu
Der of the basketball teams was
awarded a medal. Shirley Adkins
and Doris d. Hogan won all dis
triet on the junior girls team.
and ID. u. Owens on the boys
team. C. Johnson. sponsor E.
Miss frankie Gunnel OF Illinois
is here visiting her father and
other relatives Pvt. and Mrs.
Jseobus Pickett and son Of Fort
Knox. Kentucky. are here visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Pickett and other relatives
Principal Z. Z. Began OF Inn
manuel and the seventh grade
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
QUICK COyER-UPs

Croeheted covers are versa
tile accessories that assume a
bright. daytime appearance
when sleeping space must re-
vert to sitting space. They can
be whisked OH the sofa. folded
up for the night. and replaced
the next day looking as fresh
and neat as they did before.
Just a quick, smoothing out
with your hand puts them
right back in shape. Lander
ing crocheted covers is almost
as easy. They will come smil-
ing clean after a simple wash
ing in warm soap suds and a
good rinsing. These sofa-bed
covers, couch covers or bed
spreads. whichever you wish to
call them, are most handsome
in contemporary settings when
made of the heavy crochet cot.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Holly Springs
May Marshall

Mrs. Rushen Parham visited her
sister in Bearden last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Feaster Ride
out and family Of Murfresboro.
were guests Of the Oliver Par
hams recently Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ID. Marshall and family spent
last Sunday in SpaTkman COM
munity John Marshall Is
much improved at tins time.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

use a big Allis-chalmers crawl
er tractor as an anchor TO hold
another Allis-ehalmers BULLDOG
er-equipped tractor. With q
winch and cable on each unit. the
tractor preparing the pipeline
bed on the face of the cliff was
suspended as II worked its way
up and down pushing huge bould-
ers. rocks and trees out Of the
way.
The line Is being laid on steep
mountain grades and will even
tually deliver water to three
800. 000-gallon reservoirs on the
Academy gFounds-
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

mumps. Others on the sick LIST
this week are Nanella Washing
ton. Mrs Beulah Scott and Mrs.
Dora Armstrong.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

that works quickly The who makes her has the
Of choosing the right co and designs ct in with her
decor
BEDsPREAD WITH MOTIF
Take the yawn bed by covering with spread that's
full wakeup mood This brilliant made Of snh
motifs ocheted in delicious coors of yellow cinnamon and
chocolate Each block features the faor stitch that gives
MODERN hubby the spread The motifs sewed
together by working through the back loops Of stitches Reversible
pillow made match by joining four blocks together
Full erochetng instructions be obtained from the
Needework Department Of this would like simply
stamped sefaddessed envelope with request for
MODERN BLOCK BEDSPREAD. Leaaet No. il65
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Benton
Mary Ann Gray
Ralph Bunehe School

Ralph Bunehe School
Mrs. Colleen Tyson and pupils
rendered deyotions Friday morn
ing. Mary Helen Franklin and
Joyce Goodwin sang a duet We
are looking forward 10 our pre-
Easter program. Mrs. v. V. cleVe-
land and her room are planning
a party Friday at $50 Bob
bye Ware is an outstanding stu
dent In the 3rd grade. Mary VIII
son ranks second. Other progress
sive students are Ruth Heard,
Dorothy Moten. Ruth Gray. Mary
MeCraney.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
Portland

REV. NJ. S. King. was born June
100 at Sunshine. At the age Of
- years, he was converted and
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

by NangBaxter
-

When bed bed! When its sofa by day In many homes
w where limited sleeping units must convert to daytime
a With smarty styled the modern
bed into and back again quickly
S Cnderela's coach changed to a pumpkin
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30
BiscOe

Mrs. NINA Cannzdy
The Biscoe hi school will spon-
sor a chicken dinner April :
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-30

Now being completed near
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Is
an eight mile pipeline which will
ssrry water from the steep
north slopes Of Pixies Peak to
the new Air Force Academy.
Contracting engineers and trac-
tor operators say the area over
which the pipeline was laid sis
some of the toughest in the
country" The pipeline, which is
q project Of the City Of Colorado
Springs, represents the first
major construction work TO be
undertaken in behalf Of the new
Air Force Academy.
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WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Joan Is Sure of Victory

tract from them. I had a miser-
able time. I was desperate when
signed, but now everything
looks wonderful. I'm keeping my
fingers crossed"
Audie Murphy is lucky to get
George Marshall to direct him
in his first independent picture
Gums at Fort Petticoat." George
is just back from Africa where
he megged Beyond Onibaso'
with Donna Reed and Cornel
Wilde, and when I saw him
lunching at Lucy's in Hollywood
he was certainly delighted to be
back in the land of comfort ano
no mosquitoes. But when the
bugs bit me-" George grinned
they died"
Donna Reed and her husband
Producer Tony Owen, are cur
rently living it up in Europe
following a visit to Ireland
Next stop, the Cannes Film Fes-
tival. They'll be back in theil
Beverly Hills home May S.
X X
David Lewis productio n
"Raintree County" has the big.
gest cast of recent years. Ir
addition to Elizabeth Taylor
Montgomery Gift and Eva Marie
Saint, there1l be Agnes Moor
head, English star Nigel Patrick
Tom Drake-where's he been?-
Lee Marvin, Jarma Lewis, anG
the former Miss U. s. A., Myrns
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HOLLYWOOD CNANA) - It
looks like Richard Burton for
Robert Ruark's Something Of
Value" at Metro. Richar d
Brooks, who did that swell job
of directing Bette Davis in 1.-The
Catered Affair" is preparing the
script. Joan Collins. busy
with The Opposite Sex"
couldn't appear in court Monday
to fight husband Maxwell Reeds
claim for $3.50 a month ali
mony. "I1l be there for The
Last Wagon I have a good law
yer and I'm sure I'll win my
case"
Mamie Van Doren and Ray
Anthony named their baby son
after Perry Como - Perry Ray
Anthony, and nothing can stop
this six-pounder from being a
singer or a band leader. The
handsomest couple at Chasen's
the other night: Clark and Kay
Gable. And Dorothy Malone
is seen in the fashionable places
with wealthy Mortimer Hall.
George Gobel took his whole
family on a picnic Monday to
help train son Greg, who's try
ing out as pitcher for the Sher-
man Oaks Little League team.
Mary Pickford, Americas and
Hollywood's sweetheart. is giving
a party for 200 on Easter Sun
day with some 100 of her guests,
famous stars Of the silent days
including Pola Negri, Harold
Lloyd. Ramon Navarro, Jack
Mulhall, Natalie Talmadge, Mar
ion Davies, Billie Dove and the
Gish sisters if they're in town.
I plan to do a lot of listening.
-. Dick Anderson who until re-
Gently was Alan Ladd's son-in-
law hopes to turn director when
his actor contract at Metro
lapses this summer. Dick worked
as Charles Vidor's assistant on
1.-THE Swan"
From beauteous Anita Ekberg
II might marry Anthony Steele.
He is going back to England to
see If he can do something about
his contract with Arthur Rank.
If he can come back to live here,
we will decide: Il believe we will
marry" Anita, wearing a satin
f1gure-hugging modern evening
gown on the set Of RKO's Back
From Eternity" tells me she is
very serious about her career,
adding: when l play play.
when I work I work. Now I am
working. I am getting bigger
salary and higher percentages.
This picture is a loanout from
the Nassour Brothers. They paid
me $3.50 a week. They are get
ting $4,000 from RKO. I am
buying back the rest Of my con-
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Georges Home Appliance
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Hanson. Two new stars will
emerge from the picture. David
told me at lunch. "Myrna and
Lee. Myrna has only one line
to say-Don't you think you've
had enough cider?' But remem-
Der what I tell you. she'll be a
star after this picture"
Russell Nype is moving his
family-wife Diantha and three
children-to Beverly Hills when
the actor who started the vogue
for wearing glasses at work
winds up his stage starrer,
Wake Up Darling" The play
hasn't opened yet on Broadway
but Nype has already picked
the new home in Beverly.
Mrs. Edgar Bergen, the beau
tiful Frances, will make a pic
ture for Universal international
this summer in Germany. Edgar
and daughter Candy will toin
her there when his CHS tele-
vision and radio shows take q
summer vacation.
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It's q BIG Musical

So big Is Paramount's bright
new musical. Anything Goes"
that three photographers
were employed for the dance
routines. They are Nick Castle,
chief choreographer, and Ro-
land Petit and Ernie Flat,
the latter two doing special
numbers for Jeanmaire and
Mitzi Gaynor respectively.
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American Service Center
5s5 N. Glsbs Rood,
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WTNELAND THEATERS

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7sszEl NE|CHBoRA0O6a sap6aiGSSS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHn1S OF More nan K0UtIne Welt
count THREE AND PRAY"-Van Hefin q reformed
rakeheIl fighting his way into the pulpit.
"THE COURT JESTER"-Glynis Johns and Danny Kaye in
a rollicking spool of big movie spectacIes.
EAST EDEN-Drector Ella Kazans improvement the
John Steinbeck novel, with James Dean
EXECUTIVE SUITE-Star- drama in big business
setting; william Holden June AllysOn.
"NARTY"-The Academy champ for best film, Paddy
Chayevskys scenario Ernest Borgnines acting.
"THE SHEEP HAS FIVE LEGS"-FrOcsOme French comedy
with Fernandez playing most of the leading roles.
Observation-Disclosures Hepburn a proper American
enivening a Venice vacation with a romantic binge.
"THE TENDER TRAP"-Life in New York bachelors apart
ment; Celeste Holm Debbie Reynolds Frank Snatra.
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MA. S-8872
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AD. ASP
Fulford's Colony
6ll9 Georgia Ave.
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Georgetown Electric
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DU. 1855
General EIectronics
45l3 Wisconsin Ave.
EN-. 2-s3o0
Smiths, Inc.
1881 Columbia Rd.
40. 4-3eo3
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20ll IA 81.
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Auto Home Supply
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harrisonbvrg. Va.
Glebe Radio
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Rd., Arlington
IA. 1891
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Arlington
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Virginia EIee. Supply
9l7 King Street.
Alsxondrio
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PLANS NOW TO BRING THE WHOLE
FAMILY TO BRANCH'S BIG OPEN
ING SATURDAY NIGHTl TOMOR-
ROWS AID BRINGS YOU THE
STARTLING NEWS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-08-25

Average cost of all wells drilled
below $4,000 feet runs about $617,-
600 per we'll.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-08-25

Among the things he desires to
see achieved he mentioned: ~ "a
leveling off of economic advantages
all over the world" (2) "Color
becoming a neutral factor in hu-
man relations and 81 Democracy
becoming a working philosophy
among men,"
The speaker concluded that this
is a great time to be alive be-
cause, either we move in the d.
rection of this new order or we
decay from within.
DIR. Proctor was introduced by
DR.. L. H. Foster, President, Tuske-
gee Institute. A total Of 45 re-
ceived Bachelor of Science degrees.
Those receiving Master Of Educa-
ton and Master of Science degrees
numbered Sc.
Honor graduates were Mrs. FL
lane Baker German and Mrs. Lii
liam Hamilton.