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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07

father of four children homeless mortgage oreclos-
$3.50 purchase homete paid off that loan and
while building his
family.
obless, moneye miodeaged borrowed $3.50 and esab
ished a $4,000 eliminating
community Another who had been receiving $40 and
period from social service obtained
obligations has solvent
These examples beneficial Jewish
which makes nteresree
n financial straits regardless of color, creed
Headquartered Jewish Community association
strictly through volunteer work
ers Sunday from
membership dues $3
President interested persons join
participate in this worthwhile spiritually
warding work"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
Comp Scholarship
Funds Are Sought
BV Social Service

Jewish Social Service, faced
with the responsibility of arranging
camp opportunities for an indeter-
inmate number of children, an
nounced today that it would be
grateful for contributions to its
camp scholarship fund.
Monies thus received will be used
to defray costs at a reduced rate
in the Jewish Community Center
Day Camp, the YMCA Camp, and
for other camping arrangements
based on needs of campers and
families.
Contribution checks, tax deduct
able, should be made payable to
Jewish Social Service, which is
headquartered at 1910 E. Camel
back Road.
In previous years the agency de-
frayed the camp costs for many
children out of it's own operating
budget. A carry-over deficit of more
than $4,000 makes this practice i'm
possible this year, the agency re-
ported.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
Phoenici0n TO Get
Medical Degree

Paul Rubenstein, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Rubenstein of 5760 N.
Central Ave-, will receive doctor
of medicine degree from Washing
ton University of st. Louis June II.
Rubenstein, president Of his
class, was graduated from North
Phoenix High with honors and
from Harvard University. He plans
to intern at Hollywood, Calf, and
then establish offices in Phoenix.
He and his wife and son will reside
in West Hollywood during his in
ternship at Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
LOOKING FOR HUSBAND?
HERE IS PLACE FOR YOU
By DAVID SCHWARTZ

YORK-Mayor Nenner the young of the
youngest growing Israeli Ea which has
the ate indicates that his has short
ages, homes and women.
speak Israel bonds recounted
Hungarian family with five
daughters Eah month
brides.
There fine community center in Elat building erected
labor leader Philip
their the night Elath between
the the there is everything to deght-evey
thing popular The best scenery
pals young when they lonely
Mayor Nenner declares that just early America the
go West man. in Israel today they saying GO
particular Elath, destined be
wild coming
but the haven't kept pace
girls recently erected special
thinking that they might they
with gentee accommodations than
most pioneer despite fine hostel the
converted
ordinary hotel restricted any gender.
Elah would to be natural place for romance has the
Oriental historical
precedent for There King Solomon received the Queen
Sheba.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
War Vet AuxiHury
InstoHs Officers

Mrs. Samuel Yabroff has assum-
ed the presidency of the Jewish
War Veterans Auxiliary Post 1914.
Mrs. Albert Joseph was installa-
ton chairman and Mrs. Milton
Hersh installing officer as Mrs.
Nick Iser became first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Samuel Weinstock Sec
ond vice president, and Mrs. Jake
Lagman treasurer.
Mrs. Yabroff announced that the
Whipple Veterans Hospital at Pres
colt has been adopted as a post
project and a semiannual picnic
and bingo party will be held to aid
Whipple patients and their fam
lilies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
RABBI SPEAKER
AT PIONEER
DONOR DINNER

DR.. Carol Klein, Beth El Congre-
cation rabbi, will be principal
speaker at the annual Pioneer
Women donor dinner at 6 pm.
Sunday at Beth Ell Auditorium.
Musical selections will be sung
by Mrs. Lillian Padarr Hacker,
formerly with the Chicago Sym
phony Orchestra, who will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Anne Nathan
son.
Mrs. Harry Pozen and Mrs. Pearl
Dacks are arrangements co-chair-
men. Donation for the catered din
ner is SIS. Proceeds will go to hos
pital, school, and refugee programs
in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07

became clear here last week after
Syria'S delegation head, Rafik
Asha, delivered himself of a $4,000
word speech before the Security
Council. It was his second windy
address in five days.
ON THE SURFACE, his perform
ance seemed not only ludicrous but
also futile. Unfortunately, it was
neither. There was method to this
exhibition of anti-Israel anger.
Officially, Syria had complained
to the Security Council against Is
raelS construction of a bridge
across the southern tip of Lake
Huleh, at a point where the lakes
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
New President
For Youth Council

Vice president Glorianne Engel
has assumed the Jewish Youth
Council presidency upon the resig-
nation of Bill Nuremberg, who will
not be in Phoenix during the sum-
mer. Mike Byron was elected vice
president.
The council will hold a "Pajama
Hop" at pm. Tuesday at the CEN
ter under the Craftsmanship of
Dave Roberts. All teenagerS are
invited. Swimming and dancing
will be free of charge.
Center drama director Don Doyle
will be the councils summer re-
creation program advisor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
CENTER SWIM POOL
IN FULL OPERATION

Swimming pool operation has
gone into full swing at the Jewish
Community Center. The schedule: !:
10 a,m.-9 pm. Sundays and holi-
days; 1909 pm. Mondays through
Thursdays; 1906 pm. Fridays;
ITO pm. Saturdays.
Swimming and lifeguard classes
will start Monday. Swimming team
practice is scheduled from 1890 to
1:30 pm. each weekday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
BY SAUL CARSON
(Copyright. 1857, JTA, Incl

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-Egypt
and Syria are girding their loins for
new round of stiff actions against
Israel-actions which have started
chiefly on the diplomatic front
here but could extend into the mill
tary field if the political moves fail
to accomplish the results sought.
Unless the United Nations acts
firmly-and it will not do so if the
United States plays only tacit
role here-there is much trouble
ahead on the Israel-Arab front.
The EgyptO-Syrian maneuvers
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
Mrs. SieqeI Honored

Mrs. Louis Siegel Of sol E. Whit
ton has been chosen woman of
the year" by Beth El Sisterhood.
She also received this award in 1852
in recognition of service to the
sisterhood and the community.
From the USO she received the
award Of the year in appreciation
of her service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
Graves+one dwelling

The unveiling of stone for the
grave of Philip Friedlander will be
held at IL am. June 16 at Beth El
Cemetery. Rabbi Carol Klein will
officiate. Mr.. Friedlander is sur
vived by his wife, Eva, of Sacra-
mento, Calf, and his daughter,
Mrs. Herman Lange of 806 w. Palo
Verde DR..
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
Tree Sales Campaign

B'nai Birth Lodge No. $50 has ap-
proved the selling of 200 trees in
Israel in honor of Burton Lewko-
WITT and Leon Francis for their
lodge and community service. Price
of the trees are $1.50. Checks may
be mailed to Ben Borden, 2229 E.
Monterosa, who is in charge of the
project.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-06-07
SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF PUBLICATION

With this issue, the Phoenix
Jewish News starts its monthly
summer schedule for June, July,
and August. The next issue will
be July 10. Semi-mOnthly pubi-
cation will resume in Septem-
ber.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
cOatiaued Frsm Pose ]

bend in time with the rhythm
and then stand up again. Then
individuals. one at 9 time.
move to the left on the side OF
the person next to him. until
he has gone all around the
circle. While moving. you turn
An this is done in step. Of
course.
Enrol Briscoe and Joye
Shields claim that the Dish
wash is a big dance at Eastern
High School. as well as the
Birdland, which TEEN Illus
trated last week.
The Dishwash started in the
summer" Joyce says. 1T Is
real good to dance to when
Buzz. Buzz, Buzz is playing
or any other fast record"
The Dishwash has q light
footed effect when you watch
It, and can be done in group
Couples usually do their own
version OF the basic step. In
stead of touching the floor with
your toe. the heel can be used
or both.
Errol says that his friend:
make up q lot Of dances. Ont
step. that features lots Of criss-
crosses and slides from side tc
side. is called the Ele-Barb
ITS the first part Of the names
Of the boy and girl who made
the dance up" Enrol says
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Energetic Dance Steps

In nearby Virginia. as IN
other parts Of the Washington
area, teen-age dance steps dif-
fer. The old Shag and Sugar.
foot are danced in the Fairfax
area as well as the Hinky Dink.
One Fairfax girl describes the
Hinky Dink as q "gorilla-typs
dance win slides"
Jumping across the river to
Woodrow Wilson. In Northwest
Washington. Pat Spillan says.
"All We do is rock to music and
throw in a little fast extra jit-
terbug beat with our feet"
And how about the Bop. .
very popular dance. especially
in Bethesda and Southeast
Washington? Qt's . co-ordi-
mated sideways movement Of
the toes and heels with a criSs-
cross thrown IND
( "Oh," says Pat with q laugh.
Boys don't Bop at Wilson.
Their feet are too big and
they'd get all tangled upl"
In two weeks time. TEEN
has been able to show you just
a few Of many steps in this
dance-craze era. At least. We
hope what you've learned will
add up to more fun when
you're making with the twirls
in a ballroom or by your living
room record player.
So. here's to more excite
ment and variety at the next
big dancel
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-04-19
Students Vie for
SPELLING hoIlors

PINE BLUFF-Mondsy. April 1.
marked the date for an elemen-
tary spelling contest at ST. Peters
school The participating schools
were the following: Coleman
high school. grades 2-6; Indiana
street school, Grades 3e; Town
send Park school. Grades 7-s; Il
ementary Demonstration school.
Grades 2-s; ST. Peters school.
grades Ia
The winners from the various
grade levels were: Watts from
Coleman high school: Carmen
Willoughby and Jones Eta Las
sitter from Indiana street school:
Dorothy Smith and Francis Jones
from Townsend Park school:
Wright Colbert. Gwendolyn Jones.
from Elementary Demonstration
and David Barnett from Elemsn-
tary Demonstration school; Caro-
lyn Hill. Sharon Kay John
son, Marie J. Hall. Bennye Pitt
man. Sandra shannon, Irene VII.
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son. Rosiyn wilborn and Alvin
Hill from ST. Peters school Beau
tifui Merit or Spelling Pins were
awarded 10 the winners
The following people officiated
In administering the contest: Rev.
Joasph Kehrer. principal Of St
Peters school gave the Welcome
Address. Mrs. Katy J. Pierre. in
structor in the division Of cdr
ueation at the AM&N college. ex-
planned the contest rules and di-
rected the procedures of the en-
tire contest Earl Ford. profess
sor from the AMIN college. Miss
Beverley Blood. secretary at the
AMIN college. and Percy Ham,
mons acted in the capacity Of
contest judges. Mrs Maxwell w.
Duncan. q teacher from Town
send Park school. was substitute
Judge. Mrs. B. J. Taylor. a facul-
" member al Indiana street
school. and Brother Gerard Grit
fin, S. v. d, called out the con-
test spelling words
We thank sincerely all the par
ticipating schools. the contestants
and the kind audience. Special
gratitude Is due to The admins
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ter Of Arkansas Polytechnic col
iese were Of great assistance In
the group discussions az consul
tants. and In bringing 10 the gen.
eral the evaluation Of the days
meeting
The Book Fair. which was ex.
hibited in TomIinson library at
the college. added much 10 the
interest Of the days activities.
Officers for he year are: Presi-
dent. Clarence Epps. viee-presi-
dent Elton roney: secretary. Mrs
Hazel Bullock: assistant secretary.
Mrs. Lois Lane. treasurer. NJ.
Keith; state program chairman.
Mrs d. Collins: reporter. Mrs.
jamie Walker: state welfare rep
resentative. 7. v. BurL
Committees: Constitution: Mrs.
Keaton. chairman. Mrs. z. Moore.
Mra King. Mr.. Bullock
Nominating: Mrs. c. A VIII
liams. chairman; l. Abrams. Mr..
Weird. Evaluation: I. v. Burl.
chairman: Mrs II. Bullock: Hos
pitality Representative-Ms. Z.
II. Woods.
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Pine 81. NhAers
Attend 18th Meet

About s.o53 persons attended
the meeting of New Homemakers
Of America including NHA.ers
club mothers advisors. principals.
and special guests. At the Robin
non auditorium. this month. In
eluded In the Conway delegation
were: Mrs. Rose Hoskins. Mrs.
Mary Harvey. parents: Mrs. NJ. J.
Webb. practice teacher at Pine
Street: Eiieha Pitts. Charlie Thom-
a and Charlie II. Horton pre-
sented a talent number We
Three Ink Spots.
Clarence Fields aecompanist :
Head Of the music department.
This group was requested TO re
peat their performance on Center
Stage that afternoon which they
accepted. Tommie Smith sang In
the mass chorus which was on
Tv also.
The Theme was: 'sroday's Teen
ayers Tomorrow's Homemakers. /"
April 7-i2 was National MIA
week. Emma Jean johnson. Ro-
de Hoskins, Norma Fuller. Doro-
thy Hoskins. Marine Dean. Bob
by Smith. Helen Kelly. celcstine
Tyus. Margaret Kelly. MIRA N. J.
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With The Clubs

Members of the Sasnakra club the home of Mrs
Doris Edgeston Wednesday mite After business meeting
hostess served delicious repast The meeting will be
the Mrs Odessa Jones' Mrs Maore Walsten pres
dent; E. Landrum. reporter.
the home of MIR. and Mrs Henry Simmons. 220 Park
The Magnolia Charity and Art association win meet May
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simmons 220 Park
street. 220 erroneousy stated
last weeks
Mrs Lewis Boone hostess the cavalette club Fol-
lowing brief business session. the social hour
repas Mrs Charity Lee Mrs Geneva Leary Mrs Loretta
playing games of whist and the indulgence of delicious
Mor winners of first second and third prizes The
meeting viii be held at the and Street Club with Mrs
Willie Mae Fisher as hostess Mrs. Dephne Mccain. pres
dent. Mrs Geneva Leary. reporter.
Mrs Zenobia Bryant chairman arrangements for the
annual State Hospital auxiliary Is busy with her
mittee members. who Mrs Ruth Ballard Mrs Bertha
Collins Mrs Sadie Weaver. and Mrs. Ella Collins The will
be held In the recreation Of the hospital April Is The
annual membership drive Is underway you wish
tribute please mail $l00 Mrs Muria p. Bennett
president 1222 West 9th street. Little Rock telephone
FIR 205S5. Give Now.
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Alta District !
In Day Meeting

District Z. ATA Day meeting
which met at the James elemen-
tary school Of Russeliville was .
grand success. The splendid well
come program presented BY the
principal. Murphy Keith and his
faculty. his superintendent. PTA
and local minister. along with
music furnished by the Sullivan
hi school choir Of Morrilton. serv-
ed As a stimulant In getting the
day started with q "Bansi"
Under the able leadership of
presiding officer l. r. Mckindra
the meeting proved to be infor-
national as well as inspirational.
The theme for the day was RE-
appraising Educational Purposes
for Responsible Living There
were four areas with one lead
err and = counselor 70 assiss in
securing the greatest amount Of
information for all The areas
were:
Area I. Family Relation. Leader
Mrs. NJ. b. Dawkins
Area IL The Development Of
Greater oeeupational eompe-
tence
Area III. Democratic Society.
leader Mr.. Epps.
Area Nv. Professional Relations,
leader w. T. Keaton
Group reporters and panel rep
resentatives including Mrs. T. L.
Hammonds. Mrs. King. Mrs. o. H.
Minge. Mrs 1rena Hayden. Mrs
Grace Jennings. and Mrs z.
Moore. brought highlishts and
summaries of the discussions
which were:
I. The family as q unit.
. The responsibility Of the school
;. Development OF individuals
who have self respect. and
respect for others
a Influential standards for pro-
fessional personnel.
Professors Rayburn and MEALS
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Webb. and Mrs D. 5. chzppis
attended morning services ~
gether Il the Lion Grove Bag
tisl Church IN Greenhrier. fhzp
~ = par Of our celebration tor
National MIA Week.
On Tuesday nishL ARrl >. 1se
MIA girls and their sponzox VIZ
ited the Conway hIsh school KHA
The MIA group presented : pan-
Ell to the y. Il =. girk- Mn D
S. chspple introduced the panel
First speaker Emma Jean John
son. president Of MIA. Second
Speaker. Marine Dean gave ths
purpose. flower and color. Third
SPEAKER; Helen ". Jones ssvs the
constitution of the Organization
Fourth Speaker Rosie Lee Hoo
kins gave the degrees Flfth
Speaker. Dorothy HoIzlDs gave
the creed
Refreshments were served and
enjoyed b. all
We are inviting the FLA and
their sponsor. Mrs. summer over
70 participated in ths meeting
with W In the near future.
The sth grade class presented
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AROUND Pine BLUFF

Q. y. Took60
The local Branch of the NAAcP held its regular month";
IL meeting at Merrill hi school Sunday
Mrs Halle Price of ST. Louis visiting relatives
friends here
Mrs. cornelia Webster Of Baldwin Mich wires us that
her husband Is seriously iii of pneumonia.
Ulysses looks pioneer resident uneralized Fri
day.
Mrs. Daisy E. Ross funeralized ST. Paul Baptist
church. Monday. She the widow of r. T E. Ross
Music lovers received with the appearance of-the
Shorter college choir at Allen Temple AE church. last
day. Mrs. Ruth w. Green Is the director.
Jedediah looks of Milwaukee attended the funeral
last week Of his Oldest brother
O. d. Blackwell SIS Maple street. Joined the ranks
of retirement
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A6c GETS GOING ovER-The young women Of Arkansas
Baptist college pleased their newly living
quarters The second floor Of Phoenix hall
of s7200000 by the E. E Ambrust construction
John Parks Amand who the architect replaced
the old wooden stairway with stairway composed of cement
and steel The bathroom floors covered with Clipped tile
the walls tile and there marble petitions in the show
and bathroom The girls lohnge refurnished
Longing suit and televson by the Consolidated city
missions central heating unit installed wakou fire
escape added along with four sandppes The building
now meets the approval of Fire Inspector Throemorton
These improvements the results of the efforts DR.
Fred T. Guy president of the Consolidated Missionary
convention and the State convention tWhte).
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"A Red TessAer Assney)

"a FED keeoer Ageocy)
OPEN HOUSE
The week Of April 2i-2s will
be celebrated throughout the
United States ss National YWCA
week-the theme Here Is Your
Cue To q Happier You.
National YwcA Week has been
an annual observance Of the or
ganization since 1913. II Is the
time Of the year when local "
wcA. sponsor special programs
to help girls and young women
- weil % other citizens Of the
community gain a fuller under
standing Of the YwcAs role. not
only In the United States but In
the 81 other countries Of the world
where II 10 at work today.
Throughout the year. we seek
TO keep our community aware OF
program that 10 available TO the
citizens here. but during this
week we have the very special
opportunity Of joining In a ma
tionwide observance which lets
our friends know that the YwCA
d N organization where they
mar meet new friends, develop
new skills and participate in ae-
tivisies that lead 10 a happier
life
The YwCA Is the worlds lars-
est organization Of women with
a Christian purpose. and as q
local. national and international
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and youth on parade will be held
at the Carter Chapel AME church.
Sunday. April %. 400 p. m. !. j.
The Shorter college choir viii
present a musical eoneert.preeeed-
ing the program. at 3:45- The
100 voice choir composed Of
students from the local and
neighboring schools will lead the
devotional singing. Refresh
ments will be served 10 all In at
tendance. with the following or
CARNATIONS As hosts; The ORA
matte guild. the Music guild. the
Girl scouts. feen-Age club and
The ". p. ID.
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iy conference was held on the
Dermott district April 7. Devo-
tons were conducted by Pastor
c. d. Willis. Presiding elder
James 7. Brown delivered a SER
mon which spiritually inspired
the congregation. Two young men
were baptized.
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Guest Speaker
AT 81. Paul AMEz

The Rev. Stephen Paul Spots
wood Of Warren. will deliver the
Easter message at the eleven
o'clock sryiee Sunday. Rev. Spots
wood Ia the son of Bishop Ste
phen Gill Spotts.ood of the TIN
Episcopal District Of the ALE
Zion church. He Is the presiding
elder Of the Pine Bluff District.
Rev. c. d. Alstork. pastor Il
St. Poul. invites his many friends
of Little Rock 10 hear this great.
young preacher. Who Is ons OF
the rising stars of Zion Aetaa-
dism- Easter Sunrise asryiee viii
be held at 5 q. m. at which time
the message will be delivered D.
the pastor.
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tering committee. We congratu-
late and thank the It'll and sth
graders of St.. Peters school for
sponsoring the contest A cordial
invitation l. EXTENDED To all the
schools In Pine Bluff 10 partiei-
pate In our second annual con-
test next year. and we ask all
the school children To make the
study Of spelling their dearest
hobby.
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|eEE= III II
IAlnal llloi ~
phon. U. vou- s.~. : n s-ssss
Here and There

The Arkansas School for the Deaf the Blind 4T0i
West 10th street. viii Easter Parade April Fl
D. the school campus The public cordially invited
TO attend. c. Phillips. principal.
Mrs Brown Anderson 2si5 Pulaski street. celebrat-
ed her 85h birthday April IT. She remembered with
beautiful birthday cake by members of State Press staff
Mrs Alice Thompson Wilson and son. Earl Thompson of
Michigan visited her son. Sgt Sterling Thompson who is
stationed with the Army at New Orleans.
Mrs E. C. Carter wife of Dr. E. C. Carter of Gem Phar-
macy is sporting ight-green 1857 Chevrolet recent
birthday gift her husband The Joins Dr.
and other welwher In congratulations and best wish
es for many happy birthdays for Mrs Carter
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Card Of Thanks

PINE BLuFF-We. the UNDER
signed family of the late MIRA
Beatrice Young. are happy TO en-
press our sincere thanks In deep
appreciation 70 our friends and
neighbors for the deluge of cards
telegama and flowers. as well as
the use Of their cars for the oc-
casion. and many other kind ex-
pressions during our dark hour.
May God bless each OF you.
Signed: II. w. Lewis. father
II. W. and Mervin Young.
Mrs. Bertha Lewis. sister
Mrs. Ernsstine Simpson. sis
ter.
With The Churche.
ST. JAMES AME CHURCH
Effie yehnsen
wILMAR-Our second quarter
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organization. l. dedicated 10 meet
ing the needs Of girls and young
women with no distinction as TO
class. race or creed.
A. . special feature Of the OBJ
servance this year Phyllis Wheat
ley Branch will have Open House.
Apil %, from to 7 p. m. with
all clubs and classes taking part
with exhibits and hostesses, &C.
eordins to Mrs. l. p. Mccullum.
chairman OF the Board Of Man.
agement
Special feature Of the Open
House will be the Garden clubs
Annual Flower Show. All men,
bers and friends are urged 70 At
tend.
Now u ne Tine To Pay Your
YwCA Menberahip Dues
CLUE NOTES
At the next meeting of the
Business and Professional wo-
mems Club. Wednesday. April "a.
8 y. NJ at the " DR.. Oba b
White. prominent physicisn IN
the city win speak on NEGRO
Achievements In the field Of Med
icine". DR.. NJ. Dclmar Edwards
will introduce the speaker. All
members are urged TO be present.
Miss Ouida Harris. president,
Miss verna McClinton. program
chairman.
Helena
The second annual college day