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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

Three parties - completely
different in character and
composition - provided, a
varied party fare last night.
The largest gathering was a
seated, black-tie dinner for
some 800 people given by Am
bassador Carlos P. Romulo of
the Philippines and the
Philippine Association in me-
mory of the 18th anniver-
sary of the Fall of Bataan and
Corregidor. Capitol Hill turned
out in droves for this big event
in the Mayfiower Hotel, where
two House leaders were
decorated.
Earlier in the day. at the
Argentine Embassy. the Am
bassador and Sonora de Vicchi
were hosts for the last time
during their stay here as they
said farewell to the diplo-
matte corps and officials of the
United States Government.
And at the same time resi-
dental society turned out for
a smaller party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hor-
ton Schoelkopf, jr.. who en-
tertained in honor of the Harry
Simpsons the's a special as
sistant to Undersecretary of
State Christian Herter).
ENVOY ROMULO. noted for
his eloquence in books and
speeches. again demonstrated
this talent last night. He adj
dressed the group prior to
comforting decorations on
Representative John w. Nc
Cormack and Joseph w. Mar
tin. jr.. majority and minority
leaders, respectively.
The Ambassador said that
to all the words of tribute to
the late President Ramon
MagsaySay. he wished to add
another which Magsaysay
himself might have been
proudest to hear "a trib-
ute to my people. and to yours.
Ours is a young Republic.
We have enjoyed our indepen-
dence hardly IL years. Yet,
when the duly elected Presi-
dent. the darling OF the.masses
of his countrymen. met sudden
death, in all the outpouring
OF grief and bewilderment
there was never a moment
OF faltering in the orderly
processes of our governmental
machinery.
"AS a member of the Dip
lomatic corps" he continued.
1T would hardly be proper
Tor me to suggest !. the names
OF many nations - some of
them much larger than the
philippines. some Of them
much longer experienced in
the ways Of self-govern-
ment-where such an orderly
transition would not nave oc-
CURED. Fortunately for my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT

The Chaplains Wives Club
Is entertaining at dinner this
evening with the husbands as
guests at tie Walter Reed
Officers Club at Z pm.
The program for the eve
ming will include Good Music"
by Col. Harlan Taylor, Medical
Department, Fort Myer, an
ensemble and Soloist from the
United States Air Force SYM
phony Orchestra.
Hostesses for the evening in
clude Mrs. Maurice S. Klein
berg, Mrs. Richard B. Cheat
ham, Mrs. William Colder,
Mrs. A. Marland Shoemaker,
Mrs. j. d. Zimmerman, and
Mrs. Frederick Sundloff.
Air Force
Senator Margaret Chase
Smith will be the guest speaker
at the Air Force Officers
Wives Club luncheon on
Thursday at the Army Navy
Country Club. The social hour
is at 1890 followed by lunch
con at / pm.
Mrs. James H. Douglas, jr,
wife of the Secretary of the
Air Force will be the honor
guest, Mrs. Joseph NJ. McCoid
president will receive with the
guest speaker and the honor
guest.
Marine Corps Aviation
The Marine Corps Aviation
Wives Club met for the final
luncheon of the season today
at the Officers Club, Fort
McNair. The newly elected
officers will take over at the
first fall meeting.
Navy Civil Engineer Corps
Mrs. Robert H. Meade, wife
OF the Chief of the Bureau of
Yards and Docks will enter
tain at home the Navy Civil
Engineer Corps Wives Club to-
morrow at a coffee. Guests
have been asked for 1890 am.
Naval Intelligence School
The Naval Intelligence
School Officers Wives Club will
entertain at tea on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. A. S.
Rabotnikoff. Fort Baker drive
Sc. Mrs. Thomas E. Reyes
will act as hostess for the day.
Navy Dental Corps
The final luncheon of the
season for the Navy Dental
Wives Club is planned for to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

Organization Of American
States.
Former Ambassador and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss came
by as did Orme Wilson, Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins. the
Continued on Page BIS, Col. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Good Magic Featured
AT Dinner Tonight

morrow at the Officers Club,
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter. There will be an election
of officers who will take over
in the fall.
Mrs. James Dempsey. host
eSs for the day has planned
a white elephant sale.
Army Ordnance Corps
A coffee. expressed in many
languages is the theme on the
invitations sent to the Army
Ordnance Ladies Association,
for tomorrow at the Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

Puga introduced his wife to
everyone. A tall. attractive
mother Of seven. Sonora de
Puga just arrived last week.
Also newly on the Washington
scene was Sonora de Escudero,
wife Of Ecuador's envoy to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

Navy Country Club at 1920
am.
Mrs. Francis S. Livermore
has arranged the affair as
sisted by Mrs. A. Mark Smith
II. Mrs. George B. Russell, Mrs.
William A. Foster, Mrs. Ed
ward w. Smith. Mrs. Harry A.
Snyder and Mrs. Norman T.
Dennis. Mrs. John Ulrich,
president will receive.
Industrial College Of the
Armed Forces
The Women's Club of the
Industrial College will hold its
final luncheon meeting next
Tuesday at the officers Club,
Fort McNair.
The famous strolling strings
of the Air Force Band will
furnish the musical program.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs. John c. Lackas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

C. A. looks
The Stanfieldrady Post 4ol. American Legion with Aux
ay Unit 401 called in special session Wednesday night
by Post Commander Alexander Haley. In the agriculture
building ut AM&N college.
Mrs Tecela Oliver Ross Los Angeles Calf. and Mrs.
Enoa Oliver Shaceford of Gary Ind (wo ssters
visiting relatives In the city, These sisters especially
visit their sick niece Miss Willie horss member Of the
AM&N college faculty She has been III several months
The Cosmetology club at the home of Mrs Staphine
Allen. 1705 Pa ST. We had lovely meeting AMI tasty
past The club plans have It's party the Ida Beauty
center 400 Hickory June 1s Mrs Carrie Haskell.
reporter
Mrs. Amanda Gates. laos W. Pluuen ST.. the sick
list daughter Mrs Annie Holiday. Oakland Calf. is
at her bedside
Mrs Alberta Humphrey 1901 W. Scul ST., recently. had
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coqutte Fl Wayne.
Ind Mrs Nell Mcdonald Richmond Calf and local residents
Mrs. Cale Doles Mrs Jennie Coquitte Mrs. Annie Medley
and Mrs. Carrie Haskell This family reunion.
Many local residents attending the commencement
of Shorter college Of North Little Rock mis- week
Read The STATE PRESS Every Week for that News
Mrs Geneva Martin. member of the excessive board Of
the Pine Bluff branch NAACP of delegates the
National Convention at Detroit
Mrs Emma Buck who resides 18th and Virginia SITS.
continues seriously ILL.,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
AC Calls for Defense Of
Naacp's Right to Service

about Immediately Or gradually.
deseEregstion should be brought
BY legal action Or by the eduea-
tionsI preeess-shateser our
views on these questions" the
report asserts. we must be
deeply concerned with the grave
threat to freedom Of association
reflected In the widespread az
ssult upon the existence and in
tegrity of the NAAcP-.
The report gives a stately
state account of actions taken
against the Association. the pur-
pose Of which is 70 halt organic
ed activity against racial segre-
CATION" The report points out
that has organized the decisive.
that -it has been the EAAcP
Stion in voting. against lawies
concrete steps against diserimin-
mob violence and. now against
racial segregation In universities.
schools. railroads. buses and gov
eminent facilities. The attack on
the NAAcP has been launched
because its efforts have been eff
feetIve."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

The right of the NAAcP to
survive and work fer Is pro-
gram must be defended even By
those who disagree with its pro-
gram the American Jewish Con-
sreI warns In 8 52-psse study
released here recently.
Inc report. entitled The As
sault Upon Freedom of Assoeia-
ton: A Study of the Continuing
Attack on the EAAcP in the
South was prepared By the 4
jos Commission on Law and
Social Action Shsd Polier.
chairman Of the Commission.
submitted the study 70 > meet
ing Of the national administra-
tive committee Of AJc al ;
meeting here on May L. II Is
the first comprehensive document
covering the continuing attacks
on the NAAcP In some southern
states.
Whether we agree or din-
gree with the Supreme Courts
decision on deseeregation. wheth-
er We favor OF oppose racial
indignation. whether We believe
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

fectsd joints, q balanced diet Of
palatable foods, avoiding tensions,
and relief Of symptoms. Doctors
prescribe q program to meet each
patients special needs.
The major hope Of arthritics-
a drug eure-has not material
lied. Hormones such as eortisone
are not a cure and do cause HARM
full reactions In some people. A
salieylate drug, like straight as
pirin, is the most reliable and
most Desirable" medicine to re-
heve pain and inflammation, DIT.
Cecil states, adding Il Is the
safest, most readily available
and cheapest"
Arthritics are urged BY Dr..
Cecil to beware The numerous,
and costly. remedies on the mar
ket In almost every case their
only active ingredient to treat
pain and Inflammation Is straight
aspirin, although this fact is OBJ
scured, Dr.. Cecil warns A doe
tors advice should be asked BE-
fore using any new medication
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

In Loving Memory Of Samuel &
Taylor and Marshall w. Taylor m
It's not Just on Memorial Day
That we have thoughts ef you
Our hearts are heavy and not
so gay
For sorrows have not been few
We've lost you two who were
50 dear
To those who love you bs<
But God in all his goodnes
could hear AtA
Your prayers for peace and rest
As mortal beings. we know THAI
life
Is Gods gift 10 bestow
We live thru times Of joy and
strife
And hope thy heaven 70 know
Signed
Mrs. 4. c. Taylor. Mrs Clara i
Taylor. Mrs. Yvonne 7. Beatty
Monroe c. Taylor. Mrs. Jessie
Katherine Wilson. and Marsha
Yvonne TAYLOR.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

Of IS and 40. and she Il nov
wholly or partially disabled, as
are some two million FELLOWSHIP
ferers In the us. However. there
are about 5 million additional
people over II afflicted with
arthritie or rheumatic diseases;
these, fortunately, are not dis
abled.
There Is no cure for rheumatoid
srthritis presently known to med
ical science, despite any claims to
the contrary. This is the flat as
sertion Of Dr.. Russell L. Cecil.
medical director Of the Arthritis
and Rheumatism Foundation. in
. recent issae Of Look magazine
he specifically terms ~ridieulouss
claims that arthritis can be cured
By . special diet
Gripping can be prevented N
70 per cent Of cases Of rheuHs-
told arthritis-vith early and
proper treatment Most author
tiles agree on q basic treatment
program, consisting Of sufficient
bedrest, physical exercise Of az
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
College Station

Earne1. williams Of Detroit.
who was here visiting his mo-
ther and sister. left Saturday
mite for home. =. S-Sgt. Walter
Thompson and his wife are here
visiting his parentt Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Thompson. They reside
at Orlando. Florida. Rev. Mo.
ton died Saturday morning. 8.
Mrs. Amelia Simmons and Mrs.
D. jefferson are on the sick liz.
Isaac Ukel Sims. ". died
May % at his home. Survivors
are his wife. Mrs. Addie Sim
mons; eight daughters. Mrs Lee
ora Simmons and Ms. Mary
Williams both Of Little Rock;
Mrs. Letha johnson OF North
Little Rock: Mrs. Almeta Sim
mons and Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Kinsey OF St Louis; Mrs. Abbie
Banks and Mrs. Willie Mae Az
ers Of Sacramento. Calf. and
Mrs. Christine Roach Of Kansas
City; a brother. Henry Simmons
Kansas City; and a sister. Mrs.
Katie Drivers Of Sal ss-.---.--.i..s.
nine grandchildren and five
great-gTandchildren. Ths BIZ
BILE school will start at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church June 3 q.
The women's day program win
be here the fourth Sunday in
Emsnuel Baptist church The
fsshion show presented by the
Beautifying committee OF Pilgrim
Rest No 4 was successful Mrs.
Oney Mae Champhan. president
Rev. p. A. Gold. pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
Here and There

Mrs Frances Williams. former resident of Little Rock left
the city Saturday after threeweek visit with her cousin
Mrs Laura Mansco and other and friends While
here she entertained informal dinner parties
and sincere appreciation for and
sons shown her Before returning her home Los Angeles
she viii stop In ST. Louis TO visit her daughter sonnaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayman.
You cordially invited Arkansas Baptist
College Redemption Tea at Metropolitan Baptist church. Goth
and Commerce streets. Sunday between the hours of
p. m. Rev. l. o. Blathers. pastor.
Robert r. eSug1 Jones Is satisfactorily recovering
his home 1910 West 18th street. after sustaining eye and
head injuries In cue stick accident May 16.
Returning to their home In Chicago after paying sur
prise visit for Mothers Day to their and brother Mr.
and Mrs. Moore and E. B. jr 1919 West 18th
Mr. and Mrs James B. Moore and Mrs Olga Batson Mrs
Batson return Monday but the J. B. Moores spent very
pleasant uesk here Mrs. E. B. Moore that II the
most delightful surprise she has received once again
all Of the children home together
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
Legal Notice:

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski, SIS
In The Pulaski Chsncery Court
Amelia Kelley Plaintiff
VS.. No. 107660
Erwin Jerome Kelley. il. Defer
dant
The Defendant. Erwin Jerome
Kelley. ir-. IS warned to aprear
IN THU court within thirty days
s,.d e-Swsr the conuiaint Of the
plair.sd. ArsneIis Kelley.
Da.eI: May 18th. 1851
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w ". SSeuheri
Clayton Freeman
Attorney sd Liten.
Airline Turner. Chancery GEk
By Helen Edwards d. c
ssS1;eI-1Az q
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
Salute To Memorial Day
Patriots Psrfalt

II cups milk (nos eannedD
! pig raspbeuy rennes powder
Whipped cream
Fresh blueberrio
Set out 4 or 5 parfalt giasea Warm
milk slowiy 10 iuAsSsrn. not hot
Qlo'FJ. Test . drop from spooa On
inside Of wrist. - yoa would test
milk In babyb bottle. Then remove
from heat sf once. Empty peckaee
contents Into milk-sflr until d.
solved. not ovsr one nissss. Posr q
once. while sin liquid- La - ~
disturbed 10 ninuta until I'm.
Then chill. When ready 10 serve. ar.
range blueberrio around edge q
rcnnef desert. I'm osns8 = Viii
whipped cream. d
Coeonut and Cinnanon Sticks
20 .lies ,insh.thiel brad
densed milk
Cinnamon and shredded ooconut
Ecnofc Iu>1 NUN utcau etfu tut
each slice into three strips. Dip half
in sweetened condensed milk. roll In
oooonut. and place on buttered oooky
sheet. Brown in slow oven OF In
broiIcr until oooonut begins to color.
Turn once or twice.
Add Y teaspoon cinnamon and "
cup water 10 rest Of swcctened con-
dcnscd milk and beat with rotary
eu heater TO min. Dip the remain
ing bread sticks In this mixture.
Place on buttered oooky sheet and
broil until golden brown. burning
once or twice. Sprinkle with Y tea
spoon cinnamon MIXED with l table
spoon sugar and broil one min
ute longer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
with The Clubs

The Kardetts enjoyed lovely evening the home of
Wilson After the business meeting the hostess
showed lovely movies taken In Minnesota Illinois, Missouri
and Arkansas which quite delightful Mrs Jerry Robin
and Mrs Sara w Rice recipients of prizes.
The Unique girls club layishy entertained by Mrs
Cleo Eson Last minute planning for the whist tournament
the hghlight of the business Prizes won
by Mesdames Sarah W. Rice and Allie Mae Caybone Next
meeting will be with Mrs. Allie Mae Claybome
The Community Cheer club viii meet Sunday at the
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Arlington. 1915 Cross street.
p m. Mrs Florence Thompson president Mrs Flor
enee Crenehaw. reporter.
PROFESSIONALS! Learn vocation augment your earn
nss quiet. dsned and lucrative The Beauty Culture field
YOU and that which you offer exchange for
than Iseabie income. Explore the fields Of teaching
demonstrating ecturing liner operator manufacur-
field representative, hospital beauteian owners
and SUPERVISOR
costae Mrs E. NJ Towns further information 1000 State
st-litte Rock, Ark - Phone FR 2-e67a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

folerson =. :. The w. =. Branch
high school closed LAY u Many
Of IL teachers are planning 10
go away 10 study this summer.
.Tbe princess Review of the
Singing Federation viii be held
at Morning Star Baptist church
June Ind 80 p. m The u
her Federation met with First
Baptist church Sunday. The
program was a success Mrs.
Theola Dickens aad Ms. Nil
dred Riggs Of ST. Louis soenl
last weekend with their sister
Mrs. Dezzie Reeves and other
relatives Patsy Mcdonald :
in Little Rock visiting her bro
ther. jerome Knox. Tine ORA
matte guild OF St Paul AME
church presented > piano reel
tai on Sunday evening featuring
Adele and sandra Calhoun. Char
lottee Ann Mays. Kay Wilson.
and ShirIee Walton. Their
guest was Jeffery Turner Of
Searey. Miss Joan Craft Wis
tied Miss Joyeelyn Lloyd and
attended the cotton carnival in
Memphis Franklin Kendall
wa winner Of the w. II. Grit
fin award. As best actor In the
senior class play. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Warren and mother.
Mrs. Cora Saunders motored to
Memphis Sunday to see Mr.
Saundie's sister who Is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harneit
spent last Sunday In Gotten
Plant. Rev. NJ. Z. Braeely OF
Centennial Baptist church. Ken
sett delivered the annual sermon
OF the W +. Branch hi school.
I'm sure everyone was able 10
receive useful information. MIRA
d. s. Hatehett. children and mo-
Their left for Little Rock satur.
day. The school exhibits were
success. The MIA girls
styled some Of the dresses they
made In elnns At the tth grad
uation erercise Of thu J. n. Hout
elementary school Mra. Ruth
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

Geo. Washington Carver Branch
YMcA ha9 noticed an incresse
in is membership Of students
and adults. Despite the iaerease.
there Is no noticeable increase n
program participation O. attsn-
dance. Anticipating the member-
nip increase. this department 81
up = tentative calendar Of events
70 be sure that the -reeulzrsr
and new members would sure
ly enjoy each visit 70 the agency.
To the end that the peopls e
Little Rock viii instantly Thing a
the YMcA a. the place TO 60 fx
recreation. to send their children
for play. and to call On the azfk
10 help IN many circumstance
we list the following thinu -
have that are eosiantly 1t yvw
disposal.
Club Room-For study. T.v. per-
iodieals. adult gamea parties and
meetings.
Small Pool Table-Suitable fer
play Of boys and men
Record Player-Groups to have
listening sessions
Tourlis Aid-Help locate resi-
denee. furnish travelling aid4
lounge for resting.
Ping Pong Table-ror persons q
all ages
Leather Graft Work Shop-Enc1
Saturday morning people II "a
ages get together 10 make . -
riety Of articles from lsaf1er
Free Novies-on the fIrst snd
third Saturdays Of each month
and hasksebal1
Real top hits)
Out DIOR court-For voIlsy ball
Bridge Gro9ps-4ssh 1lnss1nv
night
Aers are many thinoB q -
Assassination building iur1 w.i&lnn
Tor yoa = entoY - ~
doa1 pa 49, - Y11cA 49,
You VIII Be % glad that you Id.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
r>-I> SIR
toUIJ0eJu ltit.


~iihs oardnr. former rsGidsu(
Of Camden. died IN Detroit -
was the husbsnd Of Mrs. Lutnn
Kennedy Gardner. daughter =
Mrs.. Mimic Gardner. m
Dsaconess board met at the Pr
grim Rest churxh Pastor. Rsv.
W. n. Bryant We ne prQs1
10 congratulate the 1ol1owi1g
young people Of Zion Hin DAp-
tist church. who are rsoent -
school graduates:
Seniors:
Dimple Hudson
Shirley Perry :
johnnie Mae Randall
R6seaesl Woods
Lawrence Atkind
Junior hi graduates were. 4
Oracle Frazier
Jimmy Ray Hill
Beverly Leon Mccoy
Otis Hard /.
Louise Gatiin
Bobby Armstrong
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

Ths story OF the noaviolenl
struggle for human rights In the
South and throuthouG the world
will be presented IN q film Al
the Dunbar centsE On Monday.
June . al 500 D. m Untitled
Walk To Freedom" The film
features action shots OF the bus
strike In Montgomery. Alabama.
aome Of the story Of faIlzhassee.
Miami and other areas II also
shows the emergenee Of such
men As Rev. Martin Luther King
and how this leadership offers
an urgently needed eounter-fo-ee
10 the forces of tear ad hatred.
The film was produced by the
Fellowship Of Reconciliation. :
rehgiously motiyated group which
works 10 find nonviolent solu-
tons to race conflicts. Industrial
disputes and other situations In
which fear and hatred tend 10
set human beings al odds with
one another and set the scene for
violence.
Robert Cannon. Mid-South Re-
gional Secretary Of the Fellow
ship of Reconciliation will discuss
the ideas presented In the film
following it showing.
This program Is being spon-
sored by the Little Rock ouakers
and the Arkansas Council On
Human Relations. The movie Is
free and the general public Is In
vited 70 attend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

Gates Chapel ANfE church rem
dered a program last Sunday
with New Bethel Baptist Senior
and Junior choir participating
Other persons appearing on pro
gram were Tucker sisters. A r.
Galloway and Johnny Robinson.
James Cobb and Sharon Ticker.
Mrs. H. D. Brookin and CATS
Chapel Youth Choir. John
Baker returned last Sunday from
Atlanta. Ca. where he attended
a labsr meeting
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. cellars Of Cincinnati. Ohio
Is Ill and In the Newport hos
pital Mrs cellars b the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

Only oeeers ovosd To Prescribe Sound rrsosmsn'
RhsumatOd arhrit responsible for the dsformsd crippled
the other hand feet and
Joints are likely msshapen and she Is tomentng pain
the time Chances the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31

graduates
City Mission win be held Monday. First Bap-
fist church 9th and Pine Rev " Banks pastor: Mrs Ida
Sanders. president.
The Usher Union. business meeting win be held. We'd
nesday p Shiloh Baptist church. Rev. L. Brsrtley
pastor; G. H. Brown. president Mrs B. Handy reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
by BETTY BARCLAY

Whether you are planning . picnic.
an sfter.the-parsde mack. or . Ne
moral Day dinner At home = here
are some IDEAS that win prove par
tieularly pleasing to any homemaker:
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-31
PHYLLIS whEATlEY

Membership Drive short Fl Gssl
The contest for Mrs. Phyllis
wheatley Of 1857 came 10 an snd
on last Tuesday n the YWcAis
annual membership drive.
Mrs. Mable Strozier, a member
of Ii. Zion Baptist church was
the winner her team having
reeruited Is adult members
Running q close second was the
team Of Ars. lola Thompson. :
member Of Allen Temple AME
church and third was Ms
fhelma Minton. ; member Of
Bethel AME church. according TO
Mesdames Adell Woods and Es=
tella Rawls. eo-ehairman Of the
membership COMMITTEES.
The number Of members re-
newing was far short of the goal
and Board and committee menu
beers are urged To continue re-
cruiting.
Tuesday. June IL has been sci
for the Annual Roundup party
at which time Mrs Stroller will
be crowned by Mrs. Edna Byrd
who Is the retiring queen.
Members Of Mrs strozier's team
who will be In attendance are.
Mesdames Elnors Mage. Elnora
Morgan. cerdie Holden. Ezme
Moore and Roa Wilson.
Plan no. To attend the Big
Roundup.
The Business and Professional
women's club held its regular
social meeting at the ~ On last
Wednesday. Mrs W. NJ. Pierce
entertained the group BY con-
A..-ssA