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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES


STATE o. MTaNESsJTA
COUNTY or HkhMfflA
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Bsur8sH l. h9skams
P2ainuff,
vs.
Bertha e Esakam,
Defendant
T3E ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT
Fa4 Hsrtha q Eaza4m. are here
Hg s8mmDHsd and required 70 ag-
sEvr the Complaint ~ the ria&rtlgf
Eos ere Ebo#a entitled action. Wblah
Complaint "a hereto attached ard
herewith served upon ygG. ard 20
serve q copy ~ your answer 10 tha
said complaint on the subscriber a.
bis office, suite $40. afg NfeolIst
E4tlasgK. Ia n. city % Alnneapoiiz
DO the said county 0f HenHspin
within thirty f3a} days after Ger
wise ~ this summons upon yDJ eK-
elusive ~ the dhy % such service.
a0d, y you faii 20 aanwsd the said
Complaint within the time afors
safd the ptaiptiff IN this action vii
apply % me Court FOR the relief
demanded In said complaint
Dated this 5th DAY n June. 1857
samuel ~ Bellman
Attorney fgF Plaintiff
st6-5f2 Nleallst Building
Minneapolis g Minnesota
tspok"auan. May li.Juns 7 q 40
File No 1884
ORDER ron MEANING PETITION
EOh PaOOF or Will, LIMITING
TINE 10 VIE CLAIMS AND FoR
NEARING THEREON
8TATE Oh AiNNEsgTA
COUNTY or nENSEITN
IN PROBATE COURT
ia he Estate ~ Jennie - Snyder,
also known a. Janice s. snyder
Deg adeuJ
Order foe Nearing Petition
80 Prove Mtii
TT ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested shoe cause. II any they
have before THE Court on Monday
June lrth. 1867. a. 10 o'clock A ~
iu the Court House Ia Minneapolis.
Minnesota. why the petition herein
flied. ~ William y Higgins for the
allowance % an instrument pur.
porting 20 be the fast viii and
Testament ~ said Dspsdaut and the
probate thereof ard for the ap-
ppintmsut ~ himself a. Executor.
sbould not be granted
ora@r 20 Ftis CiaI,as aud for
Hearing Thereon
1T lE FURTHER pHDEHEB that
within four months from the date
hereof ail creditors u said becadent
file their claims IN this Court
Proofs vii be heard and claims ex-
amlnsd ana adjusted before this
Court on Monday October TN, 1851.
A. no o'clock A A. Ia the Court
House in Minneapolis. Minnesota.
These orders shall he published
be- rhe Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 Law
SEAL or PROBATE COuHTJ
WtTAE9& the HON JAMES
u kEHOE. Judge ot Probate
Court, thig 18th day - MAY.
1857
Ernest = t8renx
CLERK % Probate Court
Arnold kaFllna. Attorney
sIe Builders FNrh
tspUkesmaH. May q june -
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Gave awoy thousands
Cove Awoy ThoVsandn
Annie Malone Once
Rich Queen Of Beauty
Hair Empire Succumbs

Chicago amp Scores Of dgnItare8 and associates yf
the beauty cuurst profession paid final tribute May -.
10 Nine Annie N Tumbe-MaDur regarded the
worlds richest Negro with estimated several
million dollars.
Nine Malone inventor Of many hair stragbtepoa rs we'll
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Mime Malone, inventor ~
"a the pressing comb. died last
Friday IN Prgvdent Hospital here
81 natural causes due ~ old aRg
she was 81
Funeral services for the noted
founder of poro College hars. wsre
conducted At Bethel AAE church,
Rites we're impressive and led by
The Rev 4 Wnyman Ward. Nine
Malono'B former pastor
Last ~ Pianesrs
win Mime MAIane's death
came the last u The pioneer beau
tiriaus and The woman who al.
vnnced tho profession toward It's
apex
Mrs anloEo set up PorU College
IN 81 fliua 10 1909 ana later ese
tabtshed beauty schools ia n
other states Ia 1888 sha moved 20
Chicago and bought the entire
east side block from 4tth 20 t5th
st on South Parkway
Tier wealth ~ death was cati
mated At around 100000 IN pro
pertY and cash
Mrs Malone was known % be
great Eivsr, donating large sums
ot money 10 charities u all kinds,
including orphans homes and col.
ioEea A. orr time she donated an
nuaiiy 10 virtually every orphan.
age in America and had two full.
time scholarship students IN every
land grant college IN the country
Hotabias and beautieisns from
over the nation attended the finnl
rites Among those in attendance
were
Mrs Helen Cranlea Chicago
fiuauty shop owners and super
visions Association, Mira Ruth
jackson, Birmingham Ala Mrs
Minnie = Hurley New York Mrs
vita u Martin. Atlanta, Ga Mira
Iona Coebfoll Memphis Mrs
Myrtle Cook. Detroit and Mrs
nsftha lang HeNprh ~ ;
Nineteen nioces ard ncphowA
survive Mrs Malone Burial WA IN
BUR- Oak cemetery
D"soiop. Pressing Iron
Mira Malone became the first
person 20 develop and patent the
pressing ifos ana comb From Tits
sucoasaful enterprise she rraped
fabulous profits and was rrcogniz
ed once a. the worlds richest No,
gro woman
Complications ant 10 however.
"a she waH unable ta find honest
and capable personnel 10 operate
her huge hair preparation empire
after ahe had established the paro
College and related Institutions
IN sums ~ different states
Then too, enormous excise taxea
~ the government on her busl.
ness caused hur 10 begin 10
eilne In wealth until at last upon
her death. her assets we're pati.
matcd al ahot,s 500 600 drop
IA the bucket IN comparison 10 the
staggering fRurc sha had garner
80 "a the "Firat Lady Of Ucauty
culture
Born Ia Metropolis m in 1890
Mrs Malone was tho Youngest ~
II children, BEFORE reaching
Hyhpol age she was an orphan. hut
thanks o. tho help NJ her sisters
and brothers she managed TO
complete grammar school ana
sarted oa ~ high school slu,
ratiau Sickness eat short scgs
apdgry education bot determine
ton restored her health and GREAT.
81 an active interest for her Iu
chemistry
In Ioyeiuy M aztec complet-
inc two years in high school Mrs
Malone began research and expert
mengsunn in chemistry Ibm wac
at the turn ~ the century iu 1900
uy 1909 she had created an OK,
tousiye tine 81 new hair prepare
tnna
starts In Sc outs
In sc Louis Mo in 1901 An
ulo Turnhe Malone aponed her
ur#t business e0d iu short Span
81 time her products were ho,ue-
hold wofd among Ncgro women
Throughout the mla west
Tier philosophy was "a woman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Nothing changes the direction
OF mans thinking quicker than
spading up fishing worms while
digging In the garden" BlD
Vaughan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

TO train ghiidnen 90 horne, IT,
pesv~<sry tar both Pavuts ana
the ohlidrcn o. ,r-ua sou~ tlnsr
there. --Quotn
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
gased Church Abundance ernas Protect IN South Afsa


GapeJ0Hn South Africa AMP Thousands European
Europeans joined march the
Gently protest against bill currently before parliament
seeks other things 10 restrict the right u Africans attend
church European
The dsnonatroio adopted pledge Rev Basil Brown
Peninsula pledge
selves uphold principle
una fe freedom Of Worship freedom Of association and freedom
speech"
council composed except
Catholic denominations
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U. S. Reports Negroes On Jobs A. Maryland Plant

Washington Reports current last week that eight
Negroes employed at the ERGO soucs plant
Nd The information released following
ton by "a presidents Committee Government Contracts
committee that initial progress establishing
equal JOB policy ERGO had accomplished
Negroes employed by HAACP complaint
against the plant lodged n
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No. sEEBR4
stItltIFT"s ssLE UNDER
JUDGEMENT AND DECREE

''"faFHhH'Nf y wv hffH
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNErIy
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Donald 81 FFantz GnHsFste
Construction, Inc Plaintiff
against
ti.n Franklin Savings and
Lean Association ara y 81
olson aud Robert E olson.
d6a REQ Construction.
Defendants
Notice l5 hereby given that under
AMI UY virturs Of a Judgement and
Decree entered Ia the above en-
titled action 90 the sth day %
April 1881. a certified copy %
which has been delivered 10 pe
directing the sale % the prsmtaes
hereinafter described to satisfy the
amount found and adtudKed due
sRld platntin IN the above entitled
action from said defendants l. the
UndsrRtEned, sheriff ~ rtenuspin
County. vii sell a. public auction.
90 The hlKhset bidder Tor canb. on
Monday the let day - July, 1881.
the NhrrifTa main office ln the Dis.
uist Court House IN the city o.
Minneapolis. ~ the said Ceuntv
and state the premises and real
estate described la said JudKsmaat,
and Decree 90 wit
an that tract or parcel ~ land
trlpg and hHtuE tn the rAunty %
Hsnuppln and state 81 Minnesota
described a. follows, 70 wit
Let Three Hundred Fifteen f7IBl
belmont Addition Hsnnapin Cauns
~ Minnesota
Dated May 2 1857
En RYAN
sheriff % ifsunrpin County Mime
49, HERMAN FfyTsE
Deputy sheriff
Herman 4 achwartE
PthintITrH Attorney
a}o Roanoke Ent}diur
Minneapolis O. MiAues0tn
tSpakrsnan Nav fn-1unc fD
FF'e M ST8Bs
oUntH ron uEAuING PETITION
ron NbatNIsrH ArIu~, LIMITING
ttNI 10 IflE CLAIMS AND TuH
HEAHtNC THEREON
NrATE or lSNFNOTA
COUNTY pF HENNEpIN
M PROBATE COURT
fn Re Estate az iAa HecHtar, De
ursev far Hrrrts9 Fstiti.s FOE
Letters 90 Standardization
iI Us ORDERED thAf an persons
Interested show gauas. n ANY they
have before ftts CourF on Monday.
IUus fFth 1897. az 30 o'clock A. 81
te tha Court House lH MlunRaP oiia,
NtnneNats why tho urf.ffeH %
shirley Hsrrfsr Efgsau WsarFHn
aua irving Wayhfer tNF the appoint
waHf - thrmFr'vas as RHmirfafra.
tors narFtp filed. aHoula net Re
granted
orssr 70 riIs o,s,u,- sad Toe
WrHrtaM TAsrr.s
TT - FiNTf{EE ORDERED chat
wIfhfn fabr months from the date
nRfh7t an creditors ~ said bsEeEaut
TIE their .Eatma ln tnls court
i'ruafs viii 20 heard ard rtb#fns OK
auiHra aaA sHiasEat before thfH
Court on Naudav Drtatrv rtE 1851
Et 10 E3aHk a ~ tn the Court
itnrEr iu Minneapolis Miuraxatr
1mtrr HrsleTH STALL na gHs'tHhsA fu
the Mtv1eapafk grske8ruan aRl
reples mailed perordtoa 90 law
tgpuHT SEATl
WITNESS the HON JAMES
~ kn}iAE. JuHEu ~ Probate
t'rurt thn 2aih hav % Nay.
lgEF
ERNEST " tORENz
uferk "a Probate Cuart
~ HHitvHu. Attorney
htE Nrvtis' Ave E1tm
J4uEk easyan May "a June -
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RENT 1T wfTH a WANT AD
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
AROUND NORTH LITTLE R0CK


Mrs g. HANDY. Phone FR a-s187 FR A-3e3S
The Everready club Of the First Baptist church, 26th
and Gum the home Of Mr. and Mrs H. McPeace
Thursday with the president in charge Of the business
so5 tasty served by the Hostess Mrs A. NJ
Donahue president Mrs. Evelyn Hatson vice president
Mrs r. McPeace: secretary Rev. s. j. Woodland pastor.
Mr. and Mrs Golden Sans and Lenord of 900 Hazel
street. spent Mothers day visiting relatives in Briney and
Strong.
The 26sth session Of the Usher Union win be held Sun
day p Eight Street Baptist church. Rev w. r.
Vaughn, PASTOR G. H. Brown. president Mrs B. Handy re-
porter
Mrs. o. A. of SIS Pine street. has returned home
after spending week in Chicago. H. visiting her brother
who is Ill
The ushers Of First Baptist church. 26th and Gum met
at the home Mr. Mrs Willie Hattison 1919 Pine street.
Monday Mrs Emma Sargent surprised her niece Mrs Rebeca
Carter with birthday dinner after the business session. she
received many lovely gifts Miss Sarah Lane presidents Mrs
r. l. Jones. vice president; Rev j. Woodland, pastor
The Senior Class of Scipio A. Jones high school Com
Exercises viii be held. Thursday evening May
23rd, D. "Our Greatest Victory Is Not In
Never Falling But In Rising Every Time We Fall"
Mrs. Savannah Carter and daughter, Mrs. Georgia Cal
houmn, spent Morers Day visiting relatives in Jonesooo
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dunn and sons spent the weekend
at the bedside of his mother Shreveport La.
The Henlock neghborhood club met May H. Election OF
officers for 19575s follows: President Mrs Mary
Sells; president, Mrs Martha William sec treasurer
Mrs Dorthy Anderson secretary Mrs AIRY Lee Meier
Chaplin, Mrs Willie Cocough; Mrs. Savannah VIII
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
AROUND Pine BLUFF

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The cosmeology club. chapter No of Pine Bluff
chapter for The Arkansas State Cosmetoogy conve
ton Sessions and committee councils held In the spae
ous the Airport inn. Historical records show that
this the successful and coorfu convention since
its inception Mrs Viola Reed Holt who had been president
years. requested relief and declined consideration
another Subsequently. the election held the
home Mrs ouida Washington and Mrs Virgil Taylor
president after which delicious repast served
Mrs. Carrie Haskell reporter
The Pine Bluff Branch NAACP held Its regular meet
Ing Sunday and Atty George Howard r president Of the
Branc) elected delegate to the 18th National conven
the NAACP be held In Detroit June 18th to 30th
inclusive
The stanneld-Grady post 4ol American Legion and its
auxiliary unit, held their regular meeting In the Aericu
tire building Wednesday night
Mrs Carrie Haskell. 1416 West pulen st. motorsd 10
Monticello Sunday. the wedding Of her nephew
the REV. Cleo Brooks.
Prof Simon Alexander Haley. emeritus director Of the
division agriculture AM&N college, has announced his
retirement. officially scheduled for June.
Little Miss Rose Mary Mccoy. 6l2 E. 10th who was
seriously burned three months wishes her many friends
to know that she is convalescng at home
The AME district conference Of the Pine Bluff district
being held Mt Pleasant AME church Rev. w. H. Hun
ter Is presiding elder.
jeff Fischer of sandusky. Ohio, is visiting his brother
Samuel Fischer Of 1703 w. Bird.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
DeItas Burn
Mortgage on DC
Headquarters

Delta Epsilon Sigma chapter e
Delta Sigma Theta sorority -
Little Rock. joins the 2x2 chap
tiers Of the sorority In q SCR
vice of Thanksgiving in celebra-
ton Of the burning OF the mort-
gage on the national headquar-
ters in Washington. d. c. In
proclamation isued from Lang
ston. Oklahoma. MIS-. Dorothy p.
Harrison the grand president q
this national aociety Of collec
women. established the traditions
Delta May Week Is the period
for sorority-wide celebration %
the acquisition Of the Delta head
quarters Every chapter Of ths
sorority win celebrate this mag
nificent achievement during May
Week. which was established over
thirty-five years ago as the tina
when members Of Delta Sigma
Theta share their program with
the community.
The Delta national hesdquar-
terra located in the heart Of down
town Washington, D. c. at lsiA
NJ. Street. N. w., Is q four story
brick and concrete building which
houses the executive office Of tho
sorority. Purchased and decorated
at q cost in excess Of $4,000. Ths
entire cost Of the headquarters
was met by contributions from
almost 900 Deltss throughout the
country. The service Of thanks
giving which marks the occasion
Of the mortgage burning. was
written BY Miss Dorothy L Height
past grand president Of Delta
Sigma Theta. in whose admins
tration the headquarters was e.
tablished.
In addition to the mortgage
the May Week eelebrz-
ton Of Delta Epsilon sigma chap
ter viii include the presentatioA
of books to the Fargo Training
school for girls.
The officers Of Delta Epsilon
Sigma chapter are. Mrs " R
Robinson. president: Mrs Aden
Woods. vice president Mrs Doro-
ny White. secretary. Mrs. Gloon
Dozzell treasurer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
PTA Sponsored
Tea 4 Success

me Msypole tea ponsezed By
the Booker T. HzzhinsteHis PfA
Sunday vs. a gala affair. Mort
tnan 400 persons visited ne cafe
terra Of the Booker T. Washing.
ton school where the lea wa
held. The eafetsria was decorated
for the occasion under tie super
vision Of ilrs cIeola PTezsl
The tea elimaxed the drive for
playground equipment. and 81 .iso
vas raised This : said . be tn
largest amount ever raised dur
ing a public tea
The sixth grade room andeE
Ars. M. 3. Hiesa teacher. re-
ported sloo.z5. received first prizAL
The sixth grade room. Mrz- Sarah
Rec. teacher. received second
prize. reporting slo0l0l. The two
third grade roomA Mrs. r. x
Young and Mrs Myrtle Williams
we're in third and fouth plaesA
Among the Ga captains eoatest-
ing. Mira Anna Wallace reported
$seoo and won first place. MrA
Dorothy Nelson xas IN second
place. reporting $500.
cornges were presented 10 Mrs
Viola carriEan. president Of the
PTA and Mrs. w. Whitfield.
teacher In charge. Mrs. Hicks was
in charge Of the program Mira
Dorothy Readen was chairman Of
the hospitality committee.
Some playground equipment
has been purchased. but the
heavy duty equipment VIII not
be purchased until September.
Mrs. Maggie Daniel wac In
charge Of publicity.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
Benefit Art
Exhibits Slated

A benefit Art and Crafts show
viii be presented Sunday May 10
between the hours Of and 5
p. m. At the Florence crittenton
Home on the Pine Bluff hiway.
near Sweet Home.
Modern ant win be displayed
by outaaandina artists including
John Howard Of AM&N college
and students. Robert Green and
students Of Philsndsr Smith col
lese. Miss Ledell Moorehesd. Dun
bar junior hi instructor: and DR..
@. r. Lewia These artists will
be ably assisted BY Homer VIM
stead. who viii present his col
lection In leather craft; Du. oba
White and Hugh Browne. and
members of the La Decorate
Ceramics club.
No admission will be charged
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

liam. reporter Refreshments by Mrs W. NJ Poin
dexter and Mrs. J. Davis
Bethel AhE church 9th and Locust. will observe Wo-
Day Sunday. May 19 At the IL service there viii
Ge panel discussion The Worlds Challenge To The 10th
Century Women Economies and Industry Mrs b. T. Heg
wood; Politics Mrs L. c. Bates; Education = Mrs. l. NJ
Robinson: Religion Mrs r. b. Alexander At there
viii be special music by the choir of favorte
hymns Mrs B. b. Wright chairman Mrs Il. NJ Taylor
chairman; Mrs ii. B. Bright. publicity chairman.
The Greater Little Rock Quartet Union is having its
monthly the First Baptist church Goth Gum
street. Sunday. May 10 230 Collie Bynum pres
ident; Mrs ciemetine Jones. reporter
The public is invited to join the Reading club the MIR
Library sos East 18th from June through August
18th. Mrs clemene Jones' librarian
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
Liberty Hill
Selects Mother
OF The Year

Mrs. Mary Frances Shaekelfo-d
3i2t Spring street. was cited Last
Sunday as mother Of the year at
Liberty Hill Baptist church , dis
tinetion offered annually BY the
members In an impressive eere-
mony, Mrs. A. z. Batties Who
was so hono-ed last year. pre-
sented Mrs Shackelford with a
lovely token A dedieatory music
al number was rendered by Ma
poleon Battles and Robert Brown.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

annually to the student. who
ranks best In the upper third Of
the senior class. Miss Wallace Is
the first girl who has received
this scholarship sdnee its beginn-
ing four years ago. The other
scholarships were received by
George Mitchell. Ruben Newton
and Charles Lofts.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

for the show. according to Mrs.
versie Winstead. preadent Of the
board for the home. However,
contributions viii be accepted. tn )
proceeds Of which will be used
In the operation of the home.
The public Is invited 70 come and
view these displays Of paintings,
needle work. leather craft. and
ceramics.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

srEAKxn-Dr. David Z nsedys
win deliver the baccalaursass
sermon TO the - proauec4ivs
graduates Of scipio A. Joneu hieh
school Sunday Afssrneon. a
800 y. m II was announced By
4 H. Hunter. principal Of IL
fchool
DR.. Resdye Is . former North
Little Rockisn. and . graduate q
Jones high school In the clas oe
1870 Presently. he h pastor a
The large and beautiful g. PsterS
AME church. Decatur, niinoiA
DR.. Readye = . etaointaoin
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
COLLEGE Station

virginia Halter q
Antioch and Zion Wheel
crurches held q combined Mo-
Tiers Day program last Sunday
mite. Pilgrim Rest church al
20 presented a Mothers Day
program. In which Mrs. Annie
Mae Bankhead explained the ORR
gin Of Mothers Day. The pro-
gram was sponsored by Mrs. Leo
Ia Kelley. Earnest Williams Of
Detroit Is here visiting his mother
and sister. Mrs. Floyd Villains
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

and Mrs. Maliza Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter. his
aunt. Mrs. Sarah ousey are back
from Batesvilie where they at
tended the funeral OF the hus-
band of Mrs. Evelyn ousley.
Walter Thompson sustained a
back injury recently,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
With The Clubs

Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Let
ter Carriers will with Mr. and Mrs Ralph Armstrong.
1105 West 33rd m. May n. There will be
social bingo with the husbands after the meeting
Mrs. NJ d. Hampton president.
ATTENTION ALL sTuDENTs!-What will you do painfully
with your vacation? Why begin beauty course?
college education
Ask your parents guardian to assist you They will
all in their power make you financially independent
Contact Mrs. e. NJ Towns vevates Beauty college, 1904
State st. Little Rock Ark Telephone FR 2s6za-t7-24
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gram we're Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Hug
hea Miss Imogene Wallace. Miss
Dorothy Boston and james A.
Cobb Mrs. Hughes gave the prin-
eipal address Miss Wallace re-
eeived the scholarship that i
given by the crossett Company
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lFEI= TT - II
AZ ~
Here and There

Mrs Ella Day DIS East 18th street honored
Mothers by her daughter and soninaw Mr.
Frank Harris their home 3l9 Maple The dinner
was attended by other relatives of the honoree
Mrs Frances Williams former Little Roelian no. resd-
ing Angeles the house Of her cousin Mrs
a of s1s West 33rd street Before returning Calf
ornia Mrs. Williams viii also visit in ST. Louis
and Mrs Jesse Ncherson of ST. Louis, guests of
Mrs Nekerson parents Rev and Mrs Otto Jones' $500 West
18th street. and other relatives They plan the
city until Sunday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
CLASSIFIED

WILL sACRHICE-A 1851 Pom
tiae Fully equipped
Small down payment and easy
terms VIII finance.
Call Lee Tsbell FR. f-T5f1
Miner Pontiac Company
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

QUEEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New Sprnghnl
Circuit AAE church Arkadephia the May
of gala affair contest which began April between the
junior divisions Richmond Hill and Caybom Chapel came
close Norma Mitchell. daughter of Mr. AMI Mrs johnnie
Mitchell of the Sprnghl community crowned queen She
the Pauline earn daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ben Hearn of the Richmond Hill community Miss Mitchell
sponsored by Mrs Richard Blle reported s1o252 Miss
$S1.00
H. H. Hean crowned the queen and presented her with
token of appreciation George Bggs with choice OF words
eompmented Miss Hearn and presented her with token The
received from the contest will be aocaed the jun
Tor ehurch's contribution TO the general budget.
The winner who is sixth grade student at Henry Bell
hi school, Gurdon viii reign for Miss Hearn Is
popular eleventh grade student at Peae hi school, Aadel
pha Pastor Angelo Johnson the sponsors and supervisors
express their sincere gratitude and appreciation their
friends who assisted in making this program success.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17

The bazaar scheduled by St Augustine Catholic church
for May and postponed because of ran held May ID
p m the school grounds 1921 East End street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-05-17
Crossett

Ronald Watson
Mothers Day program was given
al First Baptist church last Sun
day. Persons appearing on pro-