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fishers Meet al
Isl. JolWI kME

FoRpYcE-St. John AME
church. DR.. r. l. Lilly. minifer.
viii have as guest speaker Sun
day 1t io:45 a. m. DIR. J. H. Hen
ton. pastor Of Mt. Willie Baptist
church. At 500 .. m. citywidc.
Usher board win fellowship at
Enon Baptist church. Music will
be furnished by St. John uaher
board choir with Mrs. Lula Walsh
a. pianist and Rev. Lily viii
preach. A. . p. m: the program
at st. John will Be sponsored By
the Laymen. Participating VIII
be Mrs. Roberta Blackman. Mira
I. L. Ellington and c. B. Thomas.
the president Others are Mra
Delois Mccoy. Mrx Z. :. Law
son. Z. A. looks. Mrs. Grace
Bedford, Herman Mitchell. Mrs.
NJ. J. Burns. Toliver Blackman.
J. W. Green. r: L. Nelson. Rev.
J. B. Simpson. Mrs. Carrie Hoop
or, Bro. Peterson. Buster walsh.
c. T. Harris. Refredhment COM
mittee: Mrs. Elizabeth rhrower.
Mrs. Pearline York. Mira Maud
Green. Mrs. Matte Childs and
Mrs. Lixxle Avans.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
AROUND Pine BLUFF

Mrs Sarah Smith of New Town Baptist church has just
returned from the bedside of her Albert Smith, South
Bend. Indiana He Is recuperating nicely
Airman John j. Hammock and Mrs. Hammock and daugh-
Of Phoenix A called here of the death
of Mrs Hammocks father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Donally. Of Milwaukee have returned
their home after brief visit here guests Of their parents
Mrs. Clara Seals and family william Seals and Mr. and Mrs
George Hoover
MAudee Leon and Donnie Brownlee children Of Mr. and
Mrs Brownee Of Memphis guests Of their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. z. N. Harris and other relatives.
Lawrence Goods and nephew. Of Mmkeson Michigan
visiting relatives and friends In the city, Mr. Good the
Of the former Miss Nette Penny. formerly Of this city
but making her home In Mwkegon
Mis- Joyce Rollns daughter Of Mra Ivory Rollins Of l7o9
Fuer street left last week for California, where shs VIII
spend the summer with relatives. +
Mrs. l. B. Jones and daughter Alberta have returned
home having their vacation Short after visit In Chicago,
Musegon and Detroit They accompanied home by rs
an, Michael and Ksthy Jones' children Of Mr. and Ms MAI
win E. Jones' of Flint, of Mrs Jones' who spending
the remainder Of the with their grandparents FL
Dorado. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Massey.
Mrs Manse Allen and husband have returned to their
home In Chicago Heights H. after brief visit In the city.
the Of her brothers Knnie White and family c. A.
Jones and family and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
PHYLLIS WnEA1lEY
"a RED Fessh9 A

I TEEN CAR NEWS

N kc0 HeotneT A8ey1
The time that many Of the
Phyllis wheatley H-reens have
been awaiting i almost here. In
fact 1t Is so close until many Of
the campers are now packing
their bags. others are counting
The days before they will meet
At Camp clearfork for another
glorious camping experience.
Girls from Little Rock. North
Little Rock. and Hope. will Leave
the " Saturday morning August
IT In chartered Buses for good
old Camp clearfork.
A competent waterfront staff
viii assure the safety Of all cam
pers In swimming. and instruct
beginners.
There Is still room for . few
more girls. HURRY GIRLS
Don't be left swelterins In the
hot city while your friends are
enjoying cool breezes. relaxation.
and recreation at Y-reen Camp
ciearfork.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
Mems Day at
Payne Chapel

A Mems Day program will be
presented Sunday august I'D ct
800 D. m. at Payne Chapel AME
Zion church. i717 Rock street.
nhs Reverend q ". walker. pas
tor.
The program committee has N
outstanAing program planned.
with J. q cullins - the prinei-
pal psaker. Reverend Marine
wfliiamA pastor Of Areh strsss
Daptise church. along with hh
weadsrful choir. and sthsr tai
eatea ssssts Of he ely VII 4ppsar
q ~ program 1hs public .
cerdialiy invited 70 attend this
ooxvtce.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09

WoMEN.s pAv-The women of 81. Andrew
are grateful for the support received In be
half of their Women's Day Program. The a
bove picture shows a part of the people who
helped make the day success: morally. spir-
itually. and Financially. left to rightly LIST
row-Mesdames Marie Green. Alverta Hodge.
Ida Dawkins. Josie Stevenson Bernice Carr.
Wyoma Suttles. Emma Peyton. NJ r. CARR
gan. who was crowned Women Of The Year
for reporting the highest amount l$s5.00).
Rev. E w. Dawkins. pastor. Miss Toby
Smith. Mesdames E. L. Harrison. Maggie Bass.
Rosie Pettus. Narcissus Brittnum and Rosie
Johnson. End row-Mesdames NJ L. Ross,
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Ruth Finn. Jerdie Tubby. Sam Ella WEI
Theodosia Cooper. who delivered = magnl0
cent address. Dorothy Armstrong. and Me|F
toria Montique. Bird. row-Mesdames Ruth
Higgs. Ruthie Hodge. AIlene Brown and c.
Newton.
Mesdames Maggie Daniels and Edna Nc
Ghee. who also took part on program had to
leave before the picture was made. Mrs. Eve
Ign Young and Mrs. Irma coakley appeared
on program that night and helped crown our
day with success. The proceeds for the day
were $62e.1s. Again. accept our thanks for
your cooperation. Mrs. II. l. Ross. chairman;
Rev. Z. w Dawkins, pastor
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Social Art Club
Holds Picnic

coHWAY-ons Of the largest
pienies Of the Summer Season
was held Thursday afternoon At
four o'clock b. members Of the
Social Art club. Mra Emma VIII
'li6ns. prssidrat On the spacious
and picturesque lawn Of The Geo.
W. Reynolds Estate on beautiful
Petit Jean Mountain near Nor
.rilton- Ths beautiful native rsek
hame Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
together with he stately trees
overlapping. md overlooking .
vast rocky eanyoa with Ark. and
Petit Jean rivers In the fore
ground was . scene Of beauty.
The xildernen below was paint
ed IN eolorful tones interpreted
with beautiful Wild flowers CT
many eolors Il was here that
supper was served In picnic style
on tables placed here and there
On the lawn 70 approximately Is
club members and friends. The
invited guests were: Mrs. Myrtiee
Henry. Mrs Josephine Hervy.
Mrs. Mary Dennis and son John
Mike Of Gary Ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Howell Of Chicago. Ill.
C. w. Wilson. Hiss Glodine Ben
ton. Mrs Pearl Wiley. Mrs. Alice
Hervy. Mr.. and Mrs. Mormon
Thomas and con Alvin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry veasley and daueht-
er Dianne. Mrs. Artie Black. Mrs.
Carlos Howard. Nrs Bryant. Mira
Iaffa~v nck.xfs Mrs. X Sutton
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cluded in this most interesting and extended vacation
Among he graduates Of vevatex Beauty college
mother and daughter team The mother Is Mrs jacob
Simpson of Camden and the daughter MIS- Christopher
Cole, 1920 S vamar street. city
The public 10 invited TO attend Saturday Fish Fey
August II on Of MIRA Rosena Cunningham zIoo
Washnqton avenue Little Rock hours $50 until
This outing sponsored by the Eiks Education department
Of Rose City Temple No. 37s There will be prizes for all
ptra Mile Cochran and Iberia Mack ehairsn DIR Johnnie
H.. n.,.h..r a,l.r So IT,
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,. T. Green
Revival service began at the
First Baptist church at Sweet
Home August s. Rev. Copeland.
evangelist attended the meet
ing. Rev. N. Nichola pastor
Of Collins Temple church is IN
the Baptist hospital The Wo-
mean association viii meet Sep
TENDER 10. Mrs. N. Nichols win
be in charge. The Kelly sisters
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
Legal Notice

WANING O1D0
State OF Ayknnsas.
County Of Pulaski. ~
IN The Pulaski Chancery Court
Betty Jean walton. Plaintiff
W. No 10o1oo
Forrest Alfonso Walton. Defsndans
The Defendant Forrest AionsD
walton. Is warned 10 appear IN
this court within. thirty days and
answer the complains Of the
plaintiff Betty Jean Walton
Dated: August 5. 1857
Fred A Newth. Jr. !.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert J. Brown
Attorney ad Item
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk.
By Jamye Dreher .. c.
8a-I6-1-3o a.
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CONTEST WtNNER-Mu Oracle Nae cossett Of camdsn.
the winner Of the Aansas Beauticians annual hasie
contest held July Mrs Gossett round-trip to the
national convention hd this week New Orleans and sco-
larhip the national institute which held July 10 Aug
She Is member Of Beauticians Chapter NO. Ma vrgie
Murphy. president - s,-asHla#.
Second place winner Mrs. Willie Nae Hooks.
Der Of Beaucans Chapter IL of Little Rock Of which Mrs
W. W. Peters Is president Mrs Hooks scholarship to
The national institute. te .f ~
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Mrs S. d. Rogers. Mrs. A. Ian
dera Mrs. v. Gillian. Mrs. Hell
len Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Looper. Mrs. M. J. Hill. Mr.. and
MrsFra1ier Brown. Mrs. Viola
Ross. Mrs. Jennie Holmes. Mrs.
Otis Jones Of Little Rock. James
Gibson Of Minefee. J. Gilmore.
Williams Fields. Mrs. Bulah voss'
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rison. Rena Holland. Mamie
Fields. and Marnesia Harrell.
Words Of appreciation were ex-
pressed 70 Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds
for their fine hospitality. At $50
p. m. The group headed home
ward each guest aeclaimins the
members Of the Social Art club
to very. very charming hostesses
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Mrs. Anna Woods. Mrs. African
Woodson. Miss Naomi Woods Z.
Williams and others.
The club members making this
occasion possible were: Mes
danes v. l. Diekerson. jamie
Woods. Gladys Gilmore. Ora
Pearson. Bird Cutler. Geraldine
Ford. Priscilla Mccoy. Clara Har-
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
Alabama Officers Raid
Tuskegee Civic Office

Investigators from the Alzhana
attorney generals effiee rsi6a1
the Tu<ksses Civic Aasocisfko
Monday Hlte. They teek ledony
containing membsrShip recmIR
c. G. Gomillion. desu e -
dents Il fusksses izstitute -
president q the Civic Annciuf3sa
was present when tke ueerch ~
made. a W. william ?. MICA
secretary of ne association.
II was tie second search q -
office n four days A team e
investigators headed By Atnns-
nsy General John Patterson visis-
ed the headquarters last WEI
after . raid On : small shnp
which printed handbiils and lioe<-
sture for the association
GomilIion confirmed that lie
investigators tosk possession e
the membership records buf
declined 10 comment On the raid
or the status Of q Negro boycott
Of stores.
Earlier In a statement bread
east over a radio station In To-
keeee. the attorney generals a.
flee warned nlskegee Negroes -
eainst violating Alabama's Law o.
gsinst boyeotts.
Chief Assistant Attorney Cen
See sEEk--paes sight
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
Benefit kAAcp
Dinner Announced

NEW No1E-A na1ipnnl 49,
ne dinner fur ths NAAcP, - -
held st the Hooel noeouvons -
IN NovsnhR. y enpoeto1 - -
tsset ieoo DeEsnns from = -
tisns q - natisn. Joe11o 49,
-. eknixnon e - AmoGn11w0
ioDs Hrse6nn Nsnd enmun1m -
q u dinnw eeum111eA ennoune
- hsrs tAiD wUsh
nAY YoU Jaw u ~ H
u4A1B Hx10D
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and brothers rendered . vondes-
full singing program Sunday 9
the Nj Vernon church 1t swsse
Home. The group 70 led BY Nv.
l. b. Kelly and James Kelly. \
large number attended tn pro-
gram The members Of ~
helping hand club invite you -
their annual midsummer ~
which win be held ct thu houn.
Of Beauty. l1io Gross street. An
gua II. Hours are frum Z 10 =
y. m. hra Alice Scott prsua-
dent
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-09
legal Notice:

WA1N10 01DR
STATE OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. -
In The Puleski Chencery c0We
Johnnie Bvelyn Lewis. Plaintiff
vs. No. l07o17
Dennie Edward Lswis. Dsfsndnn1
me Defendant unnie Dduugd
LewiA b warned b spussr 3 a.
court within thirtv DAYS md -
swer the complaint Of The 49,
tiff Johnnie Evelyn Lewis
Dated: lily 2. 1857
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John B. Culley
John q. Lardner
Attorney ad Lifem
airline Turner. Chanc9y CA
By Jemye Dreher d. C.
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6HO-NUR DOACu oPRAY-Wm
6he-Nuf I'm - Al kosD -
swsyi Can Ne. o-eGoo Mo-. -
g n1ghl o:e-lo-1Y =
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ACC Commissiner
Takes Rosy View

GREENSBORO, N. c.. July
% R.--Jim Weaver. Atlantic
Coast Conference commissioner.
who returned to his home here
today from a trip, expressed
no surprise that the Orange
Bowl dissolved its contract with
the ACC.
However. he was surprised
that 1t happened yesterday. He
said the conference didn't know
the Orange Bowl Committee
was meeting.
I'VE enjoyed our participa-
ton in the Orange Bowl, but
there is no reason to get ex-
cited about not having an
alignment with a particular
bowl" he said.
The Southeastern Conference
never has lined up with a par
ticular bowl and it does pretty
well.
The Orange Bowl people
were requested to let us know
something before the All-Star
game in Chicago August 9 and
they have done so. AS / read
1t, there's nothing in the new
contract that says we can't
go back down there If we've
got the ball club" the COM
missioner commented.
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Continued From Page Ais
praise Bobby Balcena but
didn't like what he saw. Pros
pect Of immediate help there
is dim.
The Senators are getting
little help from Bob Usher and
Faye Throneberry. alternating
in centerfield. Bob is hitting
.229. while Faye is truggling
along at .l72. They've thumped
across a total of % runs.
The Senators will play IS Of
their next IS games at home
leaving for three games at New
York and four at Boston, and
during that period hope to va
cate the dungeon. They've
moved within 4la games of
Kansas City, which follows
Cleveland here for four games.
The Senators also will play the
White Sox and Tigers three
games each on their present
home stand.
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MiteH Knows Mederos
Will Be Toughest Test

Hymie Mailman, manager of
Heavyweight Alex Miteff of Ar
gentina, admits that some of
his associates in the fight busi-
ness are telling him he's over
matched his boy against Julio
Mederos of Cuba.
The two tangle Friday night
at Capitol Arena for national
televiSion. Miteff, a 22-year-
old, has had 10 pro fights while
MederoS is somewhat more ex-
perienced. with 40 fights behind
him.
Some Of Mederos' opponents
have been big wheels. too, such
as Eddie Machen, Wayne
Bethea, Harold johnson, Bob
Satterfield and Hurricane Jack
son. He didn't beat them. but
he at least tangled with them,
and the experience he picked
up figures to make him trou-
blesome for Miteff.
Miteff is an all-winner in his
10 fights. however. taking five
OF them by knockouts, and he
figures as about an 8-to-5
choice for Friday nights fight.
Mailman agrees that Mederos
should be Miteff's stiffest op-
position so far, But what can
1 do?" he asks. THE boy is
big and strong, and he's got to
move up some time. ! can't
hold him back, and if he gets
past Mederos, he'll be ready
for the best"
Mailman also says the pro-
posed championship match be-
tween Floyd Patterson and Pete
Rademacher is making it
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season. He was the father of
a 3-year-old daughter and his
wife is expecting their second
child in November.
Redskins officials were
stunned yesterday when they
heard of the tragedy. George
Marshall, president of the club,
and General Manager Dick
Mccain wired their condo
lences to the family.
Head Coach Joe Kuharich,
who is in Los Angeles with his
staff awaiting the squads ar
rival, couldn't believe the story.
Barni. who played for Ku-
harich at the University of San
Francisco and captained the
Dons' last team, the unde-
feated. united 1851 eleven, was
one Of the coach's favorites.
A requiem mass will be said
for Barni tomorrow morning
at st. Vincent De Paul's
Church.
Kuharich is expected to
come here for the funeral, and
it is probable that Barni's Red
skins teammates living here
will serve as pallbearerS.
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ACC

Continued From Page H-l6
representatives must approve it.
At College Park, Md, Geary
Eppley, dean Of men at the
University Of Maryland and
president of the ACC, said his
conference will be glad to
listen to any offers. However.
1T can't say anything definite
until after our committee meets
to discuss the situation in the
near future"
Eppley said the ACES Bowl
Committee will meet as Soon as
possible and will present its
recommendations at the ACC
meeting in December.
1T was a nice ARRANGEMENT
at Miami" Eppley said. IT
think it was mutually bene-
ficial. and it took the pressure
of our school administrations
when bowl time came"
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JUST LOST HIS BRAINS
Borni's Slayer Says
Was All q Mistake

SAN FRANCISCO, July %
R.-"It was all q mistake"
a remorseful, 62-year-old man
said today as funeral arrange
mepts were being completed for
Roy Barni. 30-year-old WASH
ington Redskins defensive half
back, whom he killed early yes
terday with three shots from a
.32-caliber pistol.
James D. Invernizzi, truck
driver held on suspicion of
murder, said he didn't know
he'd shot Barni. a neighbour
hood friend. The shooting fol-
lowed an argument that began
in THE Huddle," a tavern
owned by Roy and his brother.
Arthur. II just lost my brains"
he said.
Barni, according to the po-
lice version, stopped at the
tavern on his way home from
a movie and found Invernizzi
and Tom Botti, 37-year-old
garageman, involved in q loud
and profane argument. Botti
had accidentally killed Inver-
nizzi's son 10 years ago.
Shot Outside Tavern
Botti said Invernizzi shot
Barni while Roy was escorting
him to the door. Police records
show that Barni was shot out
side the tavern and staggered
back in with fatal bullet
wounds in the chest, abdomen
and thigh.
Invernizzi, who earlier was
quoted as saying he didn't like
Barni. told police he first went
home to get the pistol. He
started shooting because he
was being beaten up" he said,
but he denied meaning to shoot
Barni.
There was a bruise on the
truck drivers face as he told
his story.
Barni was preparing to leave
Saturday for the Redskins
training camp at Los Angeles
where the squad will begin
drills Sunday for the 1857
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necessary to step up the caliber
of Mitetf's opponents.
Here's this Rademacher,
without even one pro fight,
talking about trying for the
championship" Mailman COM
plains. How about my guy?
Alex was no SLOUGH as an ANA
teur-more than 100 fights and
won practically all of them,
won the Pan-American cham
pionship and so forth. And
he's a good pro also. So if
Rademacher is ready for the
title. my boy is too"
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SoftbuIl Invitation

Managers interested in en-
tering teams in the first annual
National Invitational slow
pitch softball tournament for
girls. August 10 to September /.
should write Hank Wolfe, lls
Seleca road. Richmond rs, Va.
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Mounted OF No Extro Cost at oil
5 Market Tire Stores
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Continued From Page A-16
"a games back, as they open
a 2l-game stand at home
where they're only 1920 for
the season.
Cincinnati. at home for a
l3-game stay. is fourth, two
games behind. as it opens
against seventh-place Pitts
burgh tonight. The sixth-plan
Giants, who tore the West
apart with a 10-5 record on
their last trip. are at Chicago
FOR a day game with the last
place Cubs.
Braves Manager Fred Haney.
who has made the best of a
makeshift lineup to overcome
injuries to Joe Adcock, Hank
Aaron. Felix Mantilla, Billy
Bruton and Andy Pafko, named
Bob Bull (l0-6) as his prob
able starting pitcher against
the Phillies. He's 80 VS..
Philadelphia. The Phils, who
gave up their hold on first
place in a three-game sweep
by the Braves last week. figured
to use either Jack Sanford
u2-0 or Curt Simmons (9-5)
Sanford is 10 against the
Braves. Simmons 81.
The Phils also are in on the
injury business with Short
stop Chico Fernandez still
sidelined.
Five Dodgers Hurt
Brooklyn's bandage boys are
Duke Snider (brace on left
knee), Elmer Valo pulled groin
musclel. Carl Furillo (Stiff
shoulder Don Newcombe tsore
finger and John Roseboro
(broken finger. Roseboro, a
rookie catcher-first baseman.
didn't make the trip, which
opens with southpaw Johnny
Podres (7-3 going against the
Cards Sam Jones (s-S). Podres
is OIL against the Redbirds,
while Jones is 2-l against the
Dodgers, who would rather face
anyone but the curve-balling
swiftly who's generally just wild
enough to be effective.
The Redlegs, who fell out of
first place early this month
with a seven-game losing
string. still are subbing George
Grove successfully for Ted
KluSzewSki, now an infreuuent
starter at first base. They'll
try Johnny Klippstein C4-9)
who is 90 against Pittsburgh,
tonight. The Pirates probable
starter is Vern Law (6-4). who
Is 10 against cincinnati.
It's southpaw Johnny Anto-
nelli (9-9 for the Giants
against the Cubs Dick Drott
&-O.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Modified
large iiv. rm. with firepi.. fuIi-sizs
din. rm.. cleo. kit. with dishwash-
or, garbage disposal. range, ex-
hause fan. lots of cabinets: all
bedrms. twin-bed size with large
sliding closets. Patio, full bsmt
excellent location. Convenient
trans. Blessed Sacrament Parish;
Lafayette. Alice Deale and Wood
row Wilson. Schools. S215 rer mo.