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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
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Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

The Horace Mann Bearcats WIN hold their state invitation
track meet Saturday May II at Central hi school stadium
The premnares for the track meet viii begin at 130
Finals for the track meet win begin al 7: 80 ?.
ATTENTION ALL sTuDENTs.-what will you do sainfuy
with saestoa7 Why not begin beauty eourssf
By the time graduate you will be able to finance
college education.
Ask your parents guardian to assist YOU They will
all in their to make financially independent
Contact Mrs E. NJ Towns veisatex Beauty college, 1904
State St, Little Rock. Ark Teephons FR 2s67e:-f01f24
The Arkansas Baptist college choir Is presenting its
nua concert May IT, in the college auditorium g. Is
Mrs Josie Gilkey. formerly of Little Rock. residing
at Los Angeles Is In the city visiting her relatives and friends
She is currently at the home of her brother Gordon Johnson
43o1 West 18th street. who Is i'll
Horacesiann hi PTA will meet Monday. May ID al p.
Mrs. L. p MeCulum president.
Little Stephanie Yvonne Oliver entertained her
sixth birthday With party Sunday afternoon. May her
home 31l2 State street.-the follows: Mckee
Richards, Donnie Rdge. Michael Wright Deborah Reed Way
Yates Wendon Boddie Aquaneta and Eah Stewart Zan-
ORA crp Detrx and Renee Whaey Melvin and Annie Day,
Is. B. Adrait and Radar Hunter, George Martin ILL., Ralph
Ronne and Annett Armstrong Joyce and Janice Williams.
Marcia Woods and David Smith Refreshments served
and enjoyed by all Among the many beautiful useful gifts
the little honoree received portable televon from her
mother and watch from her father.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

lIksiAasm0t ofhAhsHxtz1e AfEsz
Benite Ihspls hthterfiwts spass.i
ed lttay HAY IS. feonEuyna sil1A
Ayree1S&s hmesesen1utngpne
nrvsics ,ae love tbistilhauo n
h.tnAe< SIN tastA d lSx dirt1bme'
: wan sssuDba1n IsulmbNAh
= Qpq knc~g how urhwenfs1
N% OF IS. 80 --es ,
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10
1T y tt TJ
AR0u plllela
With The Clubs

Members of Les Cheurcheuse Study club honored Mr. and
Mrs Earl Davy the occasion of their fourth wedding amir
versay The affair given at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Seth Porcha 1868 Howard The dining table beau
fully decorated and laden with hors doeures and
Attending the party other members of the club and their
husbands Mrs Dayy given surprise Junk baby shower
during evening Mrs Thomas Gan will be hostess the
club AZ the next meeting.
meeting of the Cavaletts club held May at 3ils
session. three games whist played Mrs
virge kohmon the winner of the first prize Mrs Fan
ny Day. the second and Mrs Jessie Mae Williams the third
prize The meeting viii be held $3.50 West nth street
Alfredo hostess Mrs Dclphne McC1ain president
Mrs Geneva. Leary reporter. 7t's ..r,ar = ~,
The Sasnara club the home Mrs. Jean Landrxn
After the regular busncss session. the members enjoyed
social hour with the hostess The meeting win be at the
home of Mrs Ruth Lewis Mrs Marjorie walstein president
Mrs. Landrum. reporter.
The Rosa Morris Federation club win meet May 10 at
Mrs. Stewart. 1905 Rock street
All members be present Business Of importance
Mrs. d. D. James, president.
The Provident Relief Charity club Thursday, the
residence Of M Rachel Wiley 2422 Howard Last month
the club the home cf Mrs Inez Robinson The atten
dance good Themeeng nsprational Attention
called the meeting be held In June Fort Smith,
Members reminded of their and national dues After
the business session. the gracious hostess with her lovely e
ing led the group into the atmosphere OF the Easter Season
The Bright Star Neighborhood club held its April meet
ing Harry Elam 1924 valmar The
shutns After session. games play
ed The prize for the word building by Mrs C.
j. Jackson After enjoying refreshing the club adj
ioumed with May II with Mrs. w T. Mendenhall
1901 S Elm street Mrs B. Conner president Mrs Jessie
Gaines. reporter
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK

Mira D. Hanoy. Phone FH s-s1s7 FIR s3635
season tea held Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs O. b. Garrett 1900 East End sponsored by the
Ushers Of First Baptist church. 9th and Pine The
Mrs Alma Jones. Summer Mrs. Amy Davis fall and Mrs
Marie Dunn. winter amount Of money raised s1i0i0 Mrs
Claude Harris President Mrs O. b. Garrett president
Mrs. Remitta McLemore. secretary Rev. v. NJ. Banks.
pastor. #r
A and Mrs Frazier Jordan Of 524 West 26th had
their dinner guest Sunday. Rev. and Mrs J. Woodland
Jones high PrA meeting VIII be held Tuesday 1880 p
E. H. Hunter principal. Mrs. d. Curry, president.
Seaman James A Battle has returned to Los Angles
California after visiting his and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Benne Kamack and Danny and Rieky
Of Los Angeles the house her parents Mr.
Mrs. Willie Tyson 1910 Hickory
The singing union win be held Sunday 1850 p at
New Hope Baptist church. Tie Plant Rev Crane Pastor.
E. Jackson. president. Mrs.D Hughes. secretary
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

Mrs. Flora Frs>nan a 1918 West P,llen street has rs
turned from Bloomington d where she attended the
exsse Of Indana Universy where Mrs Acola
Yocm member Of The graduating class Mrs Yocm
Is the former Miss Acola MAXWELL
Mrs. M Hollis. Of HOS West Second guest Mr..
and Mrs. william Kelly Of Chicago. Mrs. Kelly win be
membered Miss Nathalie Hollis youngest daughter of Mrs
Hollis.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Terry of 1916 Bell
street who died the home Of her aunt Mary Wells
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

Miss L. L Copeland, retired
teacher. religious. civic and fra
ternal leader. died April 50 at
her home. i322 High street. fol-
lowing a lengthy illness. She
was q lifelong residsn. u LII
tie Rock. being oae OF tWo
daughters OF The late wiiliam aid
Anna Copeland. pioneer residents.
After completing SCHOLASTIC re-
quirements In the Little Rock
Public schools. Miss Copeland lat
er graduated from the University
Of Kansas. and attended Columbia
university. Her teaching career
which covered a period of more
than forty years. included public
schools In Hot spings. AM&N
college. Pine Bluff: Dunbar hi.
and Dunbar junior college. Lit
tie Rock.
Besides being q member Of ST
Phillips Episcopal church. other
affiliations were the NAACP, Fed
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10
Here and There

Stewardess Board No. Of Bullock Temple CME church
invites you their annual Mothers Day tea May II the
home of Mrand Mrs NJ E. Henderson 1900 West 18th street.
hours 4 to D m. Mrs. G. Vance Jones president
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10
Pre-seI1ooIessh
Roundup at Bush,

Thirty-one .energstte pre-
sckoolers attended he k1dnd<
up held al Bush School. iISarsil }.
MAJ q 1857 e =ni.- =
DR.. John r. wessef ana Nurse
H. D. { Alsxander examined the
efdldten and saeeinatsa efexen n
tfem- ! 49,. .ssgsI 4
A orientation prograna outhns1
by Mmea Burns md satties. first
@se9M ssfaH -a=trt~.shf. -
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

Grated clubs. Frances Hafpef..
Community. and State Federation
Of Clubs: Delta Sigma ihels SOL
rority. and the .EAsteIr,. ftar.
lodge. Her long hfesefyNit~
was honored March ;. 1855. ssQn.l
local associates and friends hbWts
sored 4 This Is Yees Lsfer nrua.
gram Responses. local. state ana
national were Indicative Of TIM.
esteem held for her unseAfixh strd'
vice IN building shaping and |.
helping the lives OF others. = 81
Final rites were held Saturday !
morning At 81. Phillips Episcopal /
church with burial in Fraternafi 1
eemetary, In charge of Dubissohi
company. ks.... ? =
Survivors are her sister. Mrs.
May Copeland johnson. Of Port 1
land. Oregon. three nieces and q 1
nephew; two cousins Mrs. L. W
Moore. and Mira Alice ,Mespe
Bryant Little Rock - III
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-10

.TesistIatiop pf saeh oShld Hfa,..
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Ia abuxl szassst Aiz Asseaikn suA1a
cafeteria: 4 classroom ozs8kanrnn
lsa psFisd irhsSe :EiEsl Gsfds
Buddies frop tie tYe ..M4 -
grade rooms showed ME ehfif Ma
lie siaslIsso6k ls ldik 2|sy
play materials; a plsy peHelfpt =
which time the -Buddi
the pre-sehoolers over the -bulfds
Hns and outdoors for ~ = ~
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Carol 10 Newman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Newman, 1870 st. Clair ave., to
Karl Dean Stuart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart Stuart, 1870 st. Clair
ave.
The Carl Newman family form
erly resided in East Cleveland.
Both Miss Newman and her
fiance are Collinwood High grad
uaUes.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
BANQUET

A Mother and Daughter Banquet
is being held by the Home Builders
Class of the 9th United Presby-
terian Church on Friday, May 10th
at $50 p. m. in the church Dress
ing Room.
Mrs. Walter Shifler Jr. is in
charge of ticket sales. Those wish
ing to purchase tickets may con-
tact the chairman at EV. 1885 or
Mrs. Victor Snow at RE. 1912.
All those planning to attend should
make their reservations no later
than May 5th.
The outstanding feature of the
banquet will be the latest Spring
fashions for both Mother and
Daughter which will be shown by
Fashion Town.
It's time for the Annual Mother
Daughter Banquet at the East
Cleveland Baptist Church. Friday,
April 26th is the date, $3.50 the
time. The good cooks of the
church of course promise a good
meal and the program will be an
entertaining talk by Mrs. Fred
erick Sterbenz.
Saturday, April 9th at 500
will find members of the LatUa
Class and their friends, square
dancing at the East Cleveland
YMCA. For reservations call Ii.
1880.
Sermon topic Sunday, April
18th is "Complelled to Choose"
with the Rev. VIM. E. Towner,
preaching. Sunday evening will
find the young adults meeting at
the home of Miss Janet Sprinkle,
1460 East 134th st. for a potluck
supper. That same evening the
F.P.F.'s (fifUy-plus folks) will
meet at the Parsonage, 1894 Rose
mont rd., at 800 o'clock.
Next meeting of the Woman's
Society is May 1st, starting with
Moments of Prayer at 1915,
which will be followed by luncheon
at 1890. At 1880 Mrs. Robert
Barkley, pastors wife from st.
James Lutheran Church will give
the devotions. Program will in
clude a Love Gift Dedication by
Mrs. r. Richards and also a pre-
sentation of the concept of Stew
ardship by Mrs. VIM. Towner. A
business session will conclude the
day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

Mrs. Leonard A. Denison, 1854
Glynn rd., announces the engage
ment of her daughter Jill, to
Dwight w. Way, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Way, of Delaware, O.
The bride elect, a senior at Ohio
Wesleyan University, who belongs
to Chi Omega sorority, and her
fiance, a last June's graduate, a
member of Sigma Chi fraternity,
met on the campus two years ago,
when he returned to complete his
university work after four years
service in the United States Air
Force.
The engagement ring is source
Of unusual delight to the young
couple, as it recalls many happy
memories of Europe, in addition to
the usual ones. Last summer Mrs.
Denison and Jill spent three months
abroad, and upon reaching London
found Dwight waiting to meet
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

them. Joining their party, which
was conducted by Mrs. Harold H.
Neale, Mrs. Denison's sister-in-law,
Dwight travelled with them when
they left London, on up through
Stratford on Avon, the English
Lake District and Scotland. Leav-
ing them at Edinburgh to go to
Scandinavia, Dwight flew home,
returning en- route to London, long
enough to select the engagement
diamond.
Jill, Radio and TV Major, will
graduate in June from Ohio Wes-
leyan. Mr.. Way is an announcer
on the staff of the GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Radio and TV Station, WHIZ.
A Fall wedding is being planned.
Newman-Stuart
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Girl Scouts

Please Note: Deadline for this
column is Monday. All headlines
are to be strictly observed.
April 26Uh is a magic" num-
Der in the lives of 13 girls in
Girl Scout Troop 27 of Caledonia
Neighborhood. 1t is the day they
do overnight camping at Bedford,
it is the end of their Intermedi-
ate Scouting years, years of learn
ing and earning the requirements
of many badge requirements, and
the beginning of new expert
ence, in service and activities of
Senior Scouting. In the past, most
of the girls have become first
class scouts with two earning their
curved bar.
Mrs. Jay J. Stillinger will lead
the troop in the Senior program,
assisted by Mrs. William Martin.
The girls in the troop are: Carol
Bateman, Polly Johnston, Jane
Martin, Sally Raudebaugh, Vir-
ginia, Schlegel, Susan Serota,
Christine Smolen, Mary Lynn
Stewart, Martha Stillinger, Sally
Stone, Mary Ann Thomas Roberta
Walter and Connie Welter.
Call all Classified Ads to GIL.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

Call all Classified Ads to GIL.
1-4383.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
MAY BREAKFAST
AT WINDERMERE

The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of Windermere Meth
odist Church will hold it's annual
May Breakfast on Wednesday,
May 1st at 1000 a. m. in Fellow
shop Hall of the church.
Brunch will be served under the
direction of Mrs. Robert La Turner
with Circle representatives assist
ing in the preparation and serving
of the meal. Mrs. L. R. Kiplinger
as Hostess, Mrs. Stanley Taylor
as Assistant Hostess.
Mrs. Howard J. Brown and Mrs.
Robert Dininny will present pro-
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rangements. Reservations may b,
made by calling Miss Patricia Glib.
bons, PO. 1-5449, or the school
UL. 1-O136.
Socialists of Our Lady have VOL
unteered as baby sitters. The
breakfast will be served by stu
dent members Of the National
Honor Society and the Student
Council.
The annual meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Lutheran
Home for the Aged will be held
Monday, April 10Th at st. Johns
Lutheran Church, East 10th st.
and Nottingham rd.
At luncheon, to be served at
1880, Mrs. Thomas Gore, Aux
iliary president, will present resi-
dents from the home, some of
whom will bring with them hand
work. These residents are of great
assistance to the auxiliary in the
making of quilts, afghans cro-
cheted lace, etc. which are given
for auxiliary parties or sold by
the members.
Facilities at the Home will be
greatly enlarged at the compile
tics of the new wing for which
ground was broken on April 18th.
Luncheon reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. G. F. Obrock,
GIL. 1885, or Mrs. Thurman
Gore, ED. 1-2621.
The Eastern Nazarene College
Royalaires quartet will be singing
at the First Church Of the Nazar-
enc, East Cleveland on Sunday,
April 18th at 9:45 a. m. and 10:45
a. m., 1850 Hayden ave.
A representative, Mr.. Stephen
Nease, travelling with the group
will speak briefly about Eastern
Nazarine College, Christian
College offering liberal arts de-
grees in fourteen different fields
located in Wollaston Park, Quincy,
Massachusetts. All are welcome to
the service. Mr.. Nease will also
speak at 7:30 in the evening
service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Churches

Please Note: Deadline for this
column is Monday. All headlines
are to be strictly observed.
The Women's Association of
Windermere Presbyterian church
will meet at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
April Both, for hospital sewing nd
quilting. Hostesses -or the 1890
luncheon will be Mrs. John Dunn
and Mrs. Leo Illingworth. This will
be followed by devotions and the
program Omitted Nations" will be
conducted by Mrs. Tobey, Mrs.
C. R. Baker will report on the
April 9th Spring Presbyterial
meeting.
The Spring Congress of United
Lutheran Church Women will be
h el d in Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, Triskett rd., Sunday, May
5th from 800 to 500 o'clock. Res
ervations are necessary and may
be made through the members own
church group.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
URSULINE ALUMNAE
COMMUNION BREAKFAST

Sunday, April 18th, at 1000
o'clock, the Ursuline Sacred Heart
Alumnae will hold its annual Com
munion Breakfast in the school
auditorium. Reverend Thomas B.
Sebian will celebrate the Mass and
welcome the Alumnae members.
Mrs. Robert O'Connor and Mrs.
NJ, j. Herman are in charge of ar
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

gram of music and readings, en-
titled, "Spring Showers, Hearts
and Flowers" accompanied by Mrs.
Robert Boyd.
Mrs. Arthur E. Griffith is the
program chairman. Decorations
have been planned by the Wesley
an Service Guild with Mrs. C. o.
McGraw as chairman.
DIRTY Hands" will be the SER
mon topic of Rev. Roscoe J.
Varble next Sunday at the 10:45
a. m. worship service at the Phil
lips Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East 125th st. at Phillips ave.
Miss Nancy Hodge will sing the
offertory solo. The anthem, by the
Senior Choir, will be "How Long
Wilt Thou Forget Me" by Pflue-
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown
lee will be host and hostess.
y
A teacher class will be started
by the Christian Education Com
mittee next Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
in the Conference Room.
The United Lutheran Church
Women of st. James Lutheran
Church are having Mothers
and Daughters party on May 3rd
at the church, 1924 Hayden ave.
The dinner will be at $50 p. m.
and a fine evenings entertainment
is being planned. Please make
reservations on or before April
30th with Mrs. Harry Dorwart,
UL. 1889 or at the church office,
Ii. 1-1342.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11
Pilgrimage July II

Saint Philomena Guild of Saint
Philomena's Church is sponsoring
its annual pilgrimage to Santa
Clara Monastary and Shrine in
Canton on Sunday, July 21st.
Days program includes mass at
the shrine, conferences. and bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
The bus will leave the church
here at 9 a. m. and return at s p. m.
Chairman Of the group arrang-
ing the pilgrimage is Mrs. George
Schmidt, 1884 Vassar ave. Reser-
vations, which must be made by
July 18th, may be phoned to her at
Ii. 1902.
Mrs. William Livingstone is
president of the Guild.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

BICYCLES, boys. girls e6-inch, re-
painted. reconditioned, $40 and up
1879 East 9th st.
BOYS 26-inch Murray deluxe bicycle.
brand new, won in rattle. RE. l-3904
CHHDREN'S bicycle, Is inch wheel
with learning wheels; children s
large tricycle., 20 inch wheel, both
for S26. ". 1-434l, 1903 Chickasaw
GIRLS "a inch bicycle with basket.
good condition. KE. 1-2449.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

CORNER of Neff I'd. and Lake Shore
blvd. 4-room apartment, bedrooms,
garage, Sl30 a month; available
August 6th; adults. KE. l-5401.
GENEVA -the-Lake, cottages, pri-
vate beach; special rates. MI. 1-6815.
ences; near lake; Madison-on-the-
Lake BR. 1-5570
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

LADY will share apartment with 2;
own bedrooms: $40 week, each. Gil.
f-7820 after 5 p. m.
IOWA ave-, off Eddy I'd, rooms
down; clean; garage; adults. MU.
l-3265.
4O4 EAST 222nd St, 5 rooms, down,
brick double; garage; SIPS month.
KE. 1-2637.
floor efficiency or bachelor apart
ment; white. GL. l-43l0 after 8 p. m.
LAKE Shore blvd, 3la rooms, newly
redecorated; with heat; adults. KE.
1902, l5446 Lake Shore blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-11

EAST Cleveland fireman, wife and 2
small children want As rooms. Call
Friday, Ii. 1-1213.
COUPLE soon to be married desire
rooms, unfurnished, by August lst,
Woodworth-Coit or ColIinwood area
will pay up to SIS without utilities.
Call MU. 1890 after g.
2 TO room furnished apartment, with
private bath, near Nela Park. Write
George Fasching, 904 Nelaview rd.,
Cleveland u, Ohio.
QUIET, white couple with 6-year -old
daughter, want or room single or
double. references available. Call
HE. 1-5257
ROOM apartment, 3 adults, Hayden
81. Clair vicinity. Ii. 1-00l8.
COUPLE, baby, require 4 to 5 rooms.
furnished or unfurnished. GIL. 1-2l36,
MI. l-8l4l.
GARAGE, double or single. Call Ii
l-9l77.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
Editorials . .

fuses will permit the wire to heat.
If 10 Amp. fuse will not carry the
load, hire a reliable electrician to in
stall additional circuits. In some cases
20 Amp. fuses may be used for cir
cults in the kitchen if the wire size
permits.
Wire that has been installed for a
number OF years is likely to have had
insulation. Exposed wiring, especially
around barns and other out buildings,
often becomes damaged. The insula-
ton should be checked for mechani-
cal injury and deterioration from the
weather. All wire with bad insulation
should be replaced.
After years of service convenience
outlets may become loose and move
when cord is plugged in. On these
outlets, remove the plates and tighten
the outlet. 1t is important for all
switches to have cover plates on them.
Many outlets, especially in kitchens,
have or 5 cords running from them.
Many of such outlets are hazardous.
New outlets should be installed to
prevent overload and the use OF eX-
tension cords. Extension cords and
plugs are the source of much of the
electrical trouble. Check service cords
regularly for b I o k II attachment
plugs, frayed cord and loose connec-
ions.
Lamp bulbs in outbuildingS often
become covered with dust and spider
webs. This condition can be fire
hazard. Clean the bulbs often. Clean
bulbs give much more light. Broken
bulbs should always be removed from
the socket and replaced with a new
bulb or some suitable plug, as open
sockets can be Very dangerous.
Hay NOV lights are now on the
market which have a glass cover over
the lamp bulb. This type of light will
give protection from broken bulbs
dust and spider webs.