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NAACP II
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Tampa, Fla. - The National
association for the Advancement
OF Colored People is checking into
contncc ct by which the segre-
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da State Conference of h .
NAACP, asked his national head
quarters in Washington yester-
dsy TO look into the award of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Credit Union Board
Meets AZ J. ". Jones Home

The associated Negro Credit
unian hcld ito regular monthly
board meeting al the humo ot
Mr. and Mra n Jones', YtT at
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Mrs, Homar Russell
Norored Guest ~
StoFk Shower

Pink and biuo baby cnlafs
dominated the decor when Mira
Monroe Gage, a. sea- F9fth Az
y entertained ~ atotl, shower
Thursday evening August 20 IN
honor 81 Mrs linmcf Russell
a baby buggy covered in pink
aud blue crepe paper was placed
az the entrance O. the living room
where gueutp on arrival deposited
their gntiy wfapped Riftn
The traditional shower games
we're the diversion ~ the evening
with everyone winning a prise
A highlight Of the evening came
when Mrs Russell opened hrr
many practical and beautiful Eifta
FOR the baby 90 be and displayed
them 90 the delight ~ tho group
The serving Of tasty refresh
menta concluded the gala evening
Guests present were the Mines
Hoactta Aeosta. Harriet porihIo,
Yyonnc Harvey Dorothy Cunning
ham Monroe Gage. ar and Miss
Dolores GrEHhy Those who sent
gifts bat were unable TO be pres
ont we're the Mines Pearl Nrhu
field. Marjorie tlrown Helen l'eas
iey Matleuc Allen and Donna
Hlihatd
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WICHITA KANSAS MISS
RpTt Inns HOME AFTER VISIT
Win RELATIVES iiTuE

Concluding two months vacaa
ton spent in the city visiting her
stunt Mrs v v Marahaii ~ 5000
Elliot Az snd cousin Mfs Iimna
Leah Ricss ~ 1923 Fourth Az y
cherry loan Wright accompanied
by her aunt viii leave by motor
Saturday morning August ~ fof
her homo IN Wmbita Kana
cherry Joan bas been the roc
picnt ~ numerous social e1nttes
sios during her stay extended by
Sharon nucksf Lydia Wafilhw
Carl Thomas. l,epiia Harris. and
was dinner guest ~ Mrs y L.
Sims and NJ and Mfa Elmor
amlih and other fonFtHsleg &c
corded hg Garnott Davis
Mrs. Marshall viii drive The
young lady home spi return 20
che city gu Tuesday August ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

This u the towns u.Dst different
nswspapsf. you'ii newer do with
ont =, ~ you pant to keep wsii Ia
formed
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Texas Visitor; Mr and Mrs
Arthur Henry, 2a2a Fourth Az
s have as their house guest. their
niece Mrs Eva Adams Of Yea
KUN, Tex. Mrs Adams In teach
cr In the k0sknm school system
She vii, leave for her home ON
Friday
Visiting Family Arriving Sat.
ur,iay FOR her annual visit with her
mother Mrs Frances Baker and
sister and brother in law, Mr. and
Mira Frederick Jones ada2 Fourth
Az Il, was Mrs Lydia pr1ntt OF
Chicago Mrs Fruit II also re-
newing cid friendships
Entertains Two Clubs, Cocktails
were enjoyed rrecee,iing dinner
on Saturday evening August ~,
when Mrs Frederick jones, Saa2
Fourth Az n was hostess 10 the
Minneapolis birthday and the a.
Duchess clubs At her home, E'ol-
lowing dinner members and guests
enjoyed the remainder ~ the eve
ming playing games Guests OF the
hostess were Mrs Lydia rruitt Of
Chicago. sister " the hostess. the
Mmes Ted Cook Leroy Rieas
James Lee Harold Combs Gladys
Mcfarland and Shirley Wade
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Public Town Musicale
a, Nursing Home Sept. q

lawn musical VIII DC held
sunday September : AZ the Cor,
nciius Nursing home. SslS Fourth
Ave 5 from 2 pm 30 o pm
rhis win he the second concert
60 be held at the nursing home
sponsored by Musicians local rs,
American Federation 81 Musicians
through grant from the Music
Performance Trust nand u the re-
eorting industry
state Rep George Mugk who N
president nt Local ~ win he tho
speaker
Additional sponsorw Of the con
cert atv pau A sehmitt Music
Go, Arthur Il johnson Robert
Perl Charles Enst and Irving
Nemeray
Tho concert IL open TO the pub
nc ana there Is no Admission
charge
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Mrs. Phoebe Taylor
Given surprise Party
On 6oth nlsfhduy

Mrs Phoebe raylor its Carroll
Az who observed her soth birth
dag GA August was very pleas
ontlp surprised oa SATURDAY Ava
uat 80, when group " friends
convcfgea on her home At a party
given 10 honor 81 The occasion
Hosting The party we're Elijah
Newburn, Mts Ruth l.auter and
Mrs Katherine jackson
Mrs rNylot was showered with
many lovely aud uaerm gifts and
decorated birthday cake made
by Mrs lanier
Tho serving of rrtfcahmcnt con
yluded the enjoyable evening
Wishing the honofeo happiness
were the Messfa and Mines G.
Drummer Marscllua larkpnn Allen
Hopkins, tho Mines clara Todd
Ruth f.anicr Mlaa jackson.
Joseph Tctty amt Mulah New
burn
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and guest later the same evening
st the Naciresna Club Mrs. Harris
is the wife o. James Harris an
attorney Her niece Donna Marie
crump, daughter OF Mrs Burt. ac-
companied her back 70 Chicago
and WIN spend two weeks visiting
her aunt.
Sad News; Rev Benjamin Cas-
sius and brothers, William Of 81
Paul and A b Cassius OF Mime.
apohs, received word OF the death
OF their sister Mrs. Estena Matt
in Guthrie, okla on Monday Au-
gust is, The three brothers, their
sister Mrs Alice Wise and neph.
ew Wyatt Pierre left Tuesday
evening for Guthrie to attend III.
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Carl Wades Sr.
Enterioin For
Detroit Visitors

Nit and Mra Carl Wade ar.
sd2i Fourth Av s were hosts
at an informal get together for
their family and a few frcpds on
Monday evening August ~,
hnnorlnE their house guests, Jerry
Wehb and ny walter Webh OF
Detroit, Mich
A PROPULSION Of ssasonahle gar
den flowers were placed at van
tago points throughout The M
pointed rooms. adding 10 the bcs
uty ~ the setting
Guests were served from an at.
tfactIvely appointed table center
81 with noral arrangement 81
rel and white gladion between
crystal eandolahra, with burning
green apera
Assisting the hostess wah Mrs
Fred Murphy, Mra Frederick
Jones and Mrs James Bort Wade
Guests enjoying the hosts hos
piiality while meeting the honofod
guests were the Measrs and
Mmcs Monroe Gage ST., Carl
Fraction, Everett Johnson Carl
Wade Dr. Harold Combs. rrcdet.
iek Jones, Fred Murphy the
Mines Fred Pierce. Wafneli
Rhodes. James Fraction. Jessie
shepard the Misses Cwendoiyn
Morrow sue woodaon and the
messrs W Austin and Bu
Fraction.
out-of town guests present
we're Mr. and Mrs A. A Hud
son u Nashville, Tenn, MI and
Mfa G y ChnmbIls Of Jackson.
Miss Mrs Lydia rruitt, chicago
sister ~ Mrs Frederick Jones ami
Mira wliholmlna CoIiicott ~ "a
Fouls. Mo, sister of Fred Pierce.
Az. was made very happy on her
birthday Tuesdays August 20
when a group Of fdendA entertain
cd hor ~ dinner In tho Cardinal
Room 81 Hotel Curtis. In honor ot
the occasion Responsible for the
remembrance ~ her birthday both
with gifts and . beautifully decor
ated cake were the Mines Gersl.
dine WftherB, Phoebe CiyrHa. Eve
lyn Martin Daisy Young and liel
~ 8ttawtlot
Delegate To Convention Leroy
ftiess 1929 Fourth ~ g. iHft BY
motor Friday morning August 10
tor Atlanta Ga 10 attend tho na
ttonHl hcpniai convention NJ the
National Alliance ~ Postal FIN
pipyess which ls converting AuE.
set 10 thru ~ Mr. reias is
aelsRate fran the Twin cities
H.rth star Branch, ard wfg give
p report at he meeting iu Sep
tsmbar he stopped sHroute rs
Chicago and On the return viii
step N Memphis sHd ether cities
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neral service. They viii be Joined
there by two ether brothers the
Rev Frank CassiaS Of Seattle
Wash, and Rev. Amos Cassius Of
Watts, Calf and another sister.
Mrs JuanitA Harriston o. Los An
geies
Family Visitors; Visiting their
aunts, Mrs Kathryn Elliot. 400
f 80 st aud Mrs. Louise c, Free
man OF 1914 Eighth Az. N. are
Mr. and Mrs +. n. Willis OF West
bury L. l.. n Y and Miss Martha
Flowers Of Memphis, Tenn. Miss
Flowers spent the summer Al
u.c,LA in Los Angeles studying
music They stopped over en- route
70 Memphis, Tenn where Mrs.
Willis and Miss Flowers are
teachers in the city public school
system, MIR wins Is longshore.
man in New York The trio is
making the trip By motor
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs Ray
Thompson, 425 +. 50 ST. and
daughter Mrs William Thompson
and children Keith and Cassau-
dra, Of $50 Bryant Az. n. re.
turned home Thursday August rs.
from Los Angeles Calf where
they spent two weeks visiting
their daughter ana sister. Miss
Joyce Clayton, and relatives Of
Mr. Thompson, and friends The
many sightseeing tours, including
"a visit TO Disncyland and Tia
juana. Mex and other social cour-
teses including breakfasts. lunch
cons and dinners made their trip
an enjoyable vacation
Back Home; Mrs Gordon Gran
ger. 1924 Fourth Az. s.. returned
home Saturday from points in the
South Mrs Granger attended the
National Convention Of Cosme-
tology in New Orleans. From
there she went 20 Nashville Go
attend the midsummer graduation
exercises Of the State University
where her cousin. Mrs samelen
Carroll received her Masters De.
gree IN science. art and education
Mrs Carroll is n teacher az Book
er 7 High School in Memphis, Mrs
Granger visited an uncle, Isaac
Polk, in Memphis and en- route
home stopped for few days visit
with a cousin In Chicago
HospItaligedi Mrs A. Grant.
1896 Fifth Az, s., entered Nj
Sinai hospital Saturday for treat
meut and x-rays
Guest; Mrs, Nelson Novels Of
Milwaukee is visiting IN the city
and is the guest OF Mr. Nathaniel
Watson, OF 1855 Ffuh Av s. In
honor Of their guest, Mr. and Mrs
Watson were hosts at dinner on
Sunday other guests present
were Mrs Hazel Rainey and her
sister Mrs Wesley Johnson OF
Memphis, Tenn,
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Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Family Guest Spending few days in the city the past
week was Mrs James Harris Of Chicago who the guest
her sister and brothernlaw, Mr. and Mrs Claude Burt OF
ISIS lth Az Among the couresies shown Mrs
ing her brief visit was luncheon OF Mrs Burt and
at the ST. Paul Pop Concert Of Mrs BOYD Crawford 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

road downward, Human fiotsam from the Rcwsry
sometimes wander among the lunch. hour crowds OF
office workers. They are physical wrecks o. men
who humble g themselves or weave in dare down
the narrow streets that originally constituted Old
New York These derelicts have hong since sep
arated themselves from family, friends and nor
NAL everyday society. They live only for the next
bottle OF cheap wine rotgut canned heat. what
ever they get with alcoholic content They
the terminal cases the cases for whom there
is no hope nceause they past caring for even
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Z2Itl:N| S33lf1
u BY NELL 'D0Ds0n RUSSELL =

New peculiar irony the Bowerys Skid Row
only financial
Of is ON
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Autheny Av ON Tuesday evening
August ia
Following the business session.
social hour and a mpch was M.
iuyrd
Present were the Muaags vii
liam wanicip Cnunrd smith,
Ashby Gaeiius W A Young. J.
e Crowsler \ y Caroy , y
Anderson. garAc Adltinsnn. A w
lerian. q ~ Lucas, Charles
bradley ~ John A Waters,
Jesse Riley James y Smith and
the Mines Rosie Anderson tiliian
Ring Jessie Coleman. Loaella
Mgc}oo and Daisy Aston
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13

Made Al heat proof white gIass
With multi color decorations.
Set includes 4 six-ouaee cups
ond 4 sna1k plates.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
Michigan Head
Calls Demos 10
Comply Win Law

Governor q, Mennen Williams,
Democrat Of Michigan. has ehal-
ienged the majority of his par
y to support the Supreme
Courts sehool-iniegration deci-
sion. regardless Of whether this
stand results in political gain or
political Disaster
In 3 copyrighted article on
Little Rock; Challenge to the
Democratic Party" to appear to-
morrow monday. OctD In The
Nation. weekly journal of opin-
ion. Miehigan's Governor asserts
that President Eisenhower has act
I'd rightly in the Little Rock dis
pute and that those who are now
assailing him for his action are
wrong"
The Governor writes:
The principles of the Demo-
cratic Party require that Demo-
Gratis everywhere should work
to the end that every citizen shall
have equal rights of citizenship.
II Is a fact that resistance to
those principles to the law Of the
land p laid down by the ST.
preme Court. Is coming mainly
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

at Mt. Zion AME church On oc-
tober 9th. Guest churches pres
ent were Parson Hill NIB church.
owen Hill NIB church and Mot
ley chaple NIB church. s20.lO
was raised at the program. Miss
Helen Ellis. sponsor. Nick
Brown. who reside at Rison is
in the hospital in Little Rock
with broken leg which
he suffered from after falling
from the top of a house. Mr.,
and Mrs. D. c. Young are the
proud parents of a baby boy
who was born October 18th. 4.
On the sick list are Mrs. India
Baston. Reese Butler, and Mrs.
Lusenda Reynolds.
Thought for the Week: Defeat
isn't bitter If you don't swallow
it,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

son in Los Angeles. Deacon
Chris Harris passed last week in
the Crossett health center.
The Daniel hi Tigers lost their
third game of the season to Far
merville hi school Rams last Sat-
urday night by a score of 1876.
They will journey to Stamps
this weekend to play the highly
rated Stamps hi school team for
their second conference game.
they have won and lost acne
In conference play.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

: Another link with hormones was
noted by scientists In the treatment
Of mental disease with drugs at
Marcy State Hospital, Marcy, New
York. Their finding is related to
the recently introduced drug, Pa
catal, which "normalizes" mental
patients, helping them to think and
react in a more normal manner. In
treating 274 cases with Pacatal,
the Marcy Group discovered that
sex hormones may be factor in
mental illness.
Women, by a ratio of 2.7 to 1, are
more likely to be benefited by Paca-
tai than are men. Women tended
to demonstrate more side-effects of
the drug than men. However, the
researchers found that the admin
stration of male hormones reduced
these effects in women.
The Marcy research findings
then, are still another step along
the road TO a possible medical
solution of the problem of mental
illness.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
Maine Sardine Industry

From April to December, great
schools of silvery young fish in
wade the waters of Names
coast. The Indians knew the
telec.able flavor of the meaty
Maine Sardines and II is said
that Captain John Smith recon-
nnended them to his fellow colo
nists as healthful and succulent
fare.
With the building of the first
sardine cannery in Eastport in
1878, the Maine folk began cam
hlng the fish In earnest. From
one small factory grew a large
and prosperous industry. Today.
approximately forty factories dot
the coast of Maine. The business
of packing these fiavorful little
Ash in their variety OF sauces and
oils Is, to greater or lesser de-
gree. the livelihood OF ten thou
sand people.
Try a can of these delicious
fish, chock-full of flavor and
nutrition.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

with the brains OF mental patients.
Many Investigators, however,
are now discovering abnormal devil
atoms in the chemistry Of the body
that might be responsible for mem
tai illness. Several discoveries over
the past decade have been princi-
pally responsible for the new
trend. One was the accidental dis
covery in 1949 that LSD, a chemi-
cal derived from the fungus drug
ergot, causes Authorizations and
other symptoms remarkably like
those of schizophrenia, the most
common Of all mental diseases.
Other studies indicate that men.
tai diseases may be hereditary, or
carried In the blood. In a striking
study of identical twins at the New
York State Psychiatric Institute, II
was found that If one of two identi-
cal twins develops schizophrenia,
there is an Sc per cent chance that
the other twin will develop the dis
ease. When the twins are not iden-
tical, the expectancy drops to 10
per cent.
Tulane University researchers
have uncovered evidence that
strongly supports the theory of a
chemical factor in schizophrenia.
Researchers extracted substance
from the blood of schizophrenics
and injected it into the blood
streams of mentally healthy indi-
viduals. They discovered the serum
produced a startling imitation of
schizophrenia that lasted for an
hour or two.
Recent studies also point to a
relationship between the body's
hormone system and emotional dis
turbances. For example, at Temple
University, researchers found that
an oyeractive thyroid glar3 pro-
duced symptoms of mertal ill''ess
in some cases.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

from Democratic leaders IN the
Southern states
What can the Democratic Par
ty do in these circumstances In
my opinion, it can do but one
thing: hew vigorously and forth
rightly to its own principles Of
the dignity of the individual and
the supremacy of the constitu-
ton, and let the chips fall where
they may.
We do not want TO drive out
the South, but the Democratic
Party the majority of the par
ty simply must stand on its own
principles, whether the stand re-
suits in political gain, or politi-
cal disaster"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

on Crime Doesn't Pay. lie al
50 demonstrated the gas cham
bers Sunday night. Rev. v.
Nelson, pastor Of Antioch church
preached a wonderful sermon
Sunday. Four quartets par
tieipated in the singing rally
Sunday at Mt. Nebo church. q.
Miss Immajean Thompson return
ed home from Albuquerque. New
Mexico recently. On the sick
list are Mrs. Letha Fitch. Miss
Shirley Fitch, Mra Mamie Mont
gomery, Mrs. Amanda Bankhead,
Mrs. Dorothy Akin, Mrs. Ellen
Campbell and Mrs. Lillian Moore.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
"AWEFUL Eau BUS"

TUNE OF ,Davy crockett")
Born in the biggest hole of Greasy-ereek;
He became Governor and reached his peak
Called out the National Guards because he is
weak;
third term Governor he does seek.
Aweful, awefu Faubus
King of Arkansas
As boy he had a hard way to go;
Finished high school at the age of %
He thinks he's the greatest forever more;
Because he walked through the Governors door,
Aweful aweftil Faubus
King of Arkansas
He flew to the President sauve and cool;
The President said you will have to keep the rule
The nine Negro children are now in school
Now who do you think is the greatest FOOL
"A Composer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
College Station
Virginia Hatten

Virginia Hatten
Miss Della Carr returned home
recently after visiting in Los
Angeles. Richard Thompson
of Kansas City is here visiting
his mother and father. De-
priest Mack Of Chicago is here
visiting relatives. Rev. Tom
Bennett, Chaplain of the State
Penitentiary of Texas is here
from Houston. He spoke Sunday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

Charles who Is from Stockton.
Calf. were the house guests of
4slrs. B. L. Soekwel Thursday g.
Henry Billbury of Stockton is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. w. M. Harris
are the proud parents of a baby
girl. MIR and Mrs Montray
Mecree are the proud parents Of
a baby boy. Little Meaky
Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Alexander is IN the
Ouaehita County hospital suffer-
ing wit polio. Mrs. Rosie
Harris Is at the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Garry of Gurdon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
CIliidesfer

Bessie L. S0ckweII
Rev. w. M, Eason, presiding
elder of the Camden district. held
his fourth and last quarterly con-
ference last Sunday at Good
Hope AAIE church. Rev. I. A..
Stith, pastor. Rev. G. c. Williams,
pastor. Rev. G. c. Williams. pas
tof of the Young circuit deliver
ed the evening message. S135.79
was raised at the conference. DR..
and Mrs. w. M. Eason were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
B. Sockwell Sunday night. ..
Mrs Fannie Penn. and her son
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

grandson. Hickey visited in Tex
as last week with Mr. and Mrs.
James Chatmon. il They report
ed an enjoyable trip. She also
visited with her aunt. Mrs. Ruth
L. Williams and family in Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
Pine Bluff
Ulysses sheperd

Ulysses Sheperd
Jim Jackson visited in Grady
last Sunday Napoleon Louis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Shop
erd visited Mrs Mary Slaughter
in larry, who Is i'll. The fourth
quarterly conference will convene
at Mt. Zion AME church the
third Sunday in October. On
the sick list are Reese Butler
and Mrs. Maggie Sheperd.
"A youth program was given
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18

eoe community Miss Earnice
Gunnen and nephew, Teddy are
visited her sister In Fort Smith,
Mrs. Mamie Childs and
daughter of Fort Smith visited
er mother, Mrs. Rozelle Pickett
last weekend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
Science Feotures


regarded functional naure that Is there nothing
with physical makeup OF the brain Just worked wrong This
part due inability demonstrate anything v wrong
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
CdSSCOe
RozeIIe Pickett

The Arkansas County Fair con-
vened at Dewitt October 1912. {.
Mrs. RoZelle Pickett is able to
be up after two weeks illness. :.
Mrs. Margaret Bradford and
daughters are now living in Cass-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-18
(rOSSetf

Ronald Watson
Mrs. Mary Moore has returned
home after mentioning with her
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