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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Cumberland News, Social Events
Long Distance Phone Call From Sicily
Tells Brouns Of Birth Of Nephew There

Mr. and MIS-, r. B Brown. o.
Clinton. answered the telephone last
week and discovered that they haC
a long distance call from Sicily
Italy. Mrs. Browns brother-in-law
Captain G z. Burns, called to tell
them that Mrs. Burns and new son
Timothy James Burns, who was
born September 8, were dong fine
The news was especially exciting
since Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brown
OF Alexandria. announced the birth
Of a son August Il
Members OF Fitzgerald Baptis'
church Will hold their regula
monthly meeting Friday ID the
home Of Mrs. n. ri Crockett. Will
Mrs w F Ransom ais leader
Mrs, f B. Nuckols attended tle
Peace-Throckmprton wedding u the
Black Greek BAPTIST church Sep.
TENDER Il. and the reception in the
Qulnton community house She was
accompanied BY Mr. and Mrs c.
6 Sanderson and William p San.
derson. of Asllby
Washin gtonian Visits
Mrs. John Whitmore, and son. Of
Amherst. Noel Clements. of Wash
ipgton. D c.. Bernard Written. Of
Port Royal. and w B s"tonnell. oi
Oak Forest were among the recent
guests Of Mn and Mrs j n
Clements at Rock Garland
A W. Davis Mas returned muck
improved after spending several
DAYS in southside Community Hos
pItal. FarmYille
Mr. and Mis-. Glen Hayes. q.
Buckingham G. H., were dinner
guests Sunday Of hIs parents. MI
and Mrs ] c Hayes
@AIiss Bessie Mae Turner is rc-
c%upefatlne at her home. Goshen.
following a two weeks stay at
seuthsids Community Hospital
Mrs. Shepard Has Guests
Guests Of Mrs Ada B, Shepard at
nunleigh Sunday were MI and MIS-
John W Shepard. Of Elleitson
Mr.. and Ms. II r Westmore-
land, Mr. and Mrs, r c. Williams
and MIR and MS. Lahone, 81 Mt
Airy, N G, visited M i. Westmore.
lands brother w #. Atkins Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Cumberland Woman's
Club Makes Plans
For Coming Year

e L. Say, Jr. Cumberland
county agent will, speak at the
October meeting Of the ,Woman's
Club of Cumberland. His program
viii be devoted to care of shrub
berry. IA
Mrs. Gordon l., Garrett. newly
installed president If the Cumber-
land Club conducted the first
meeting September 10 AT the
home Of Mrs. Merriweather v.
Smith.
Plans for the var whit include
ne following:
November meeting viii be held
~ conjunction with Federation
and farmers ate hoping for a late
fall. g they q cut another crop
Of hay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Cheatham And Elan
Obtain New Bulls

W. S cheatham. Green Bay.
recently purchased a registered
Guernsey bull. Bayville Royal
ValoT from Bayville Farms, Inc.
Of Norfolk. according to the
American Guernsey Cattle Club.
at the same time he sold his
REGISTERED Guernsey bull, Emory's
ST. Patrick TO Carlton N. Elan Of
POWhatan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY -- SUNDAY
To settle Estate ASS Portland

Ave.
Rose frieze davenport and chair.
two mahogany end tables and
lamp. Coffee table. pie crust oc-
casional table and lamp. Floor
lamp. dining room table, six
chairs, buffet and china closets,
book cases and books. Brand new
bed springs and mattress. Lawn
tools, refrigerator, eight years
old, electric stove, and many other
miscellaneous items. $50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
Andrew Clark JT.
Reelected President
Council o. Clubs

The Minneapolis SociaIites Club
was host TO the Twin city Council
Of Clubs when II held its regular
meeting Monday night. April 1.
at the Nacirema Club. 3949
Fourth Az g.. Minneapolis.
Topping the agendA was cleo
ton OF officers that saw the fol-
lowing reelected: Andrew Clark.
Jr president: Mrs. Virginia Tins
ley. secretary; Edward Thomas.
treasurer and James Campbell
was elected vice president. VIII
lard Jones was appointed chair
man Of the civic committee.
Two new clubs were taken In
TO membership. They were the
Twilight Social Club, Lewis Sea.
ton. president and Fezzan TEN.
pie. No 20.
Willard Jones was guest speak
err He spoke on the subject !:
First class Citizenship"
The Northern Lights Bowling
League win BIO hosts 10 the eoun.
Gil at It's next regular meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
$500 DOWN

Low Down Payment Anyone
Nice three bedroom home. Full
dining room, garage. Priced right
for quick sale. 1918 9Th Ave. so.
TWIN REALTY
Union e-5573 F'E. s-S937
$50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

az EAST 18th

346 T. 3Sth St.
Taylor t-922s Taylor 2-l996
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

FURNITURE, Furnishings. APP
planes. clothing. Bargains -
Worn-A-Bit Shops. 423 Aldrich
Ay. ~, and 259 Cedar Ave. s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

Blg DaRne--DoubIs Attraction,
Friday, April 18th. Roy Brown
PARTY DOLL and Jimmy Coo and
Orchestra. ~. Paul Auditorium.
Listen 10 WIsK. 1880 On your
dlal.--AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

tN(OWk pWOPeWH
$500 to $1,000 dn.
Duplex b. r. ea. unit. 33rd q
3rd Ave. So. Shown by appoint
ment only.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

7l3 RUSSELL NO. -- Duplex -
What kind Of offer can you make ?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

-FOUR BID. RIM. House. "a X 100
IT, lot More lots available. 20
Minutes TO loop.
Phone $40 NJ, Osseo
$50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

. RAJ EsIAIs poR SALa
3340 5TH AVE Three bedroom
Dutch Colonial. Two car garage.
Sll 500. $500 down.
1929 FIRST AVE.-Three bed
room home. $1,000; 800 down.
DUPLEx--South Of 3Sth st. Si9,-
900 bracket. $4,000 down.
AITKIN COUNTY - LAkeshore
lots. 5000. 500 down.
NEAR ANOKA-On highway No.
100. Four acres. May be divided
into building sites. Ideal for COM
mercial purposes, motel. highway
restaurant. or barbecue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

10TH 4 LOGAN NO. - 2 B. r.
Bungalow. $500. SIS a month
includes taxes and insurance. -
What can you pay down? $500,
$500. $500. or $500?
7l3 RUSSELL NO. - Duplex 49,
What kind Of offer can you make?
1885 HUMBOLDT NO sB. r.
Home. Gas heat. Your offer may
buy.
1910 4TH AVE. So 2 b. r.
Bungalow. plus garage. lots Of
yard space, fruit trees, convenient
10 everything -- Priced to sell -
$1,000 down. Open for inspection.
, to 5 p. m. Sunday.
45Xx 4TH AVE so. 49, 3 b. r.
Home. years old. Convenient TO
everything. Assume present CT
financing. $1,000 down.
3Ol9 PII.LSBURY AVE. so. 49,
10 Room Duplex 1890 Separate heat
ing units. Newly decorated. In
come $3.50 a month. $1,000 ---
5000 down.
18TH l. 5TH AVE. 1850 2 b. r.
stucco home with expansion space
plus double garage Dining and
amusement rooms. $4,000 down.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Supervisors Delay
Action On Ordinance

Powhatan supervisors Monday
listened to arguments. pro and
con. on recommendation that
the county establish a rabies con-
troll program, and decided to find
out how much 1t would cost.
After public hearing, they re-
quested that w. b. MaAey, Jr..
county clerk. ascertain how much
vaccination Of dogs would cost.
The proposed ordinance would re-
quire vaccination OF all dogs.
The board also authorized a
survey Of the road leading to the
cid Conferedrate cemetery at HUI
guenot Springs. A cemetery com
mlttee has requested, and the
board has approved. building the
road. which also would serve eight
or nine houses in the area. A
friendly suit" is necessary to
clear the title.
Also approved was inclusion Of
a 30-foot road around Powhatan
High School In highway depart
ment plans.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Amelia, POwhatan
Road Budgets Are
Nearly $35O,OOO

Amelia and Pownatan boards
of supervisors last week received
final secondary road budgets to-
falling nearly $350.000 from their
respective road supervisors, Will
liam c. Poston and c. E. Mann.
The Amelia budget. approved
by the supervisors. calls for total
expenditures of $242.068.49, Of
which sl96. 1858 is to come from
regular state funds and $55,862
from matched federal aid.
Broken down into divisions.
the Amelia budget provides $93.-
SOC 40 for maintenance, $43.270
fer maintenance replacement,
and s49,330 for construction.
New signs account for $1,000.
Constructions projects listed
include four bridges, over Nibb-
son branch, Flat Greek branch
and Barkhouse creek. as well as
one on Route $40. Work on
Routes 600, 603, 632, GAG, 653.
Sol. 1902 and 1909 totals 1851
miles, with most of the work to
be done widening and stabilizing.
Powhatan's budget appropre-
ates s49.537.86 for ordinary
maintenance and s47,13l28 for
construction. total OF s96,7l9.-
IA.
Funds were allocated for a
total Of l4.4l miles on Routes
6o2, Gil, SIS, $50. 632, 635, 672
and 673. Provisions were made
for countrywide new pipes. at
$500: new signs, $500, superele-
walton Of curves, $500, and new
additions. $4,000.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
al Adult Volunteers
TO Attend Meeting

The first statewide meeting for
All adult volunteers will be held
November % through "a at Ma
tural Bridge.
Among those attending the
meeting will be Mrs. Craig Ash
man, Mrs. Roy Wilmington and
Mrs. Mary Williams, Of Amelia
Mattoax Al club, Amelia senior
All club and the county home
demonstration committee contri-
buted funds for their expenses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
supt. o. 4. Norton
ATTENDS Meeting

Amelia School superintendent
Q. a. Norton Is attending state
BOARD OF education sponsored
meeting in Richmond of all new
school superintendent Monday
and Tuesday
Norton. former Amelia High
School principal. became supcrin-
tendent in July when the old
Amelia and Nottoway division
split into separate units.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
.AmeIia's Scho o,s
Hold Open House

AN Educated People Moves
Freedom Forward was the theme
Of the open house at the Amelia
schools Monday evening, which
was followed by the Parent
Teachers association meeting.
Amelia High School Future
Teachers Of America chapter pre-
sented the program, a film on
teacher education. mot by
Chance.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

turing vocal Quintettes. solos, pli-
ano-playing, and numbers on the
following musical instruments:
vlbra harp. violin, electric Hawai-
ian guitar. .saxOphone, accordians.
cathedral chimes. trumpets, mu-
steal Saw and organ. They have
appeared in churches of Sc differ
ent denomination III all 43 states,
Canada, Mexico. The British Isles
and Europe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
York Gospel Quintette TO Sing At Trenholm

The Eppley Sisters Gospel
Quintette, Of York, Pa, will APP
pear at the Muddy Greek Baptist
church. Trenholm. Sunday at 2 p.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

Buckingham Native
New S..rer.::t. een.ss..ent t

A native Of Buckingham county,
the Rev Bernard LeSueur, has
been elected superintendent Of the
Baptist Home in Culpeper, facil-
ity for the aged.
The Reverend LeSueur RESIGNED
Sunday as pastor Of Ringold Bap-
tist church in Pitfsvlvanio ~--,-.-
He formerly held three pastorates
IN Orange county, and was mouer-
ator of the Goshen Association Of
Baptist churches.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

The fiye sisters, Sara Mary,
V@rn8 Lorraine and Pauline. will
present a spiritual program fea-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Green Bay

NJ and Mrs, H. x. Magnesium
and Ms Jim Harshman attended
and educational convention in Rich
nannd recently.
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. Of Lynch
burg College. spent a recent week
end with he~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs William Monk, and
sen. and Miss Shirley Robertson, Of
Richmond. were last week end
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w A. Robertson.
Myron Blankenship. Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. spent several
days recently with his parents, Mr..
and MS F. l.. Blankenship.
Richmond Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fairs, and
son. Of Richmond, spent the holiday
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. A. Ganlding
MS Minnie Gaulding has re-
turned to Richmond after having
spent the summer here with her
daughter, Ms. Note Pettus. and
Mr. Pettus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Layne joined
his mother. Mrs. L. E. Layne, here
recently and toured the Skyline
Drive and other places of interest.
Cadei Jerry Layne, o. Virginia
roiylecnnic nstltute, spent l
week eha with MS parents, MT ana
me- 5. W. :. Layhe
A..
Mrs. F. j. Conner has returned
home after a successful operation
for cataract at Eve and Ear Hos
pital. Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Earnie Atkins. and
Janice. visited her m ther at
Gretna recently
Mr.. and MS. Leroy Newell. and
family. Of Alexandra, and Mrs. r.
l.. Pierce. and Pat. Of Richmond
spent last week end with their
mother, Ms. c. D. Newell.
The Rev. and Ms. Paul Hess, of
Ofanpeburg s q are thn nroud
parents cf a son born on November
8. Mrs Hess is the former Miss
Rowena Atkins. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl v. Atkins Of the
community
Smiths sae Sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy S Smith
joyce and Bill. spent last Sunday in
Pictmond With his sjster' NH. J
r Waastaff Jr who underwent \
successful operation for cataract at
Eve and Far Hosnita, las. Thurs
dav
Mrs q r. Robertson. recently
visited Mrs Charlie CAV, ,aar
Burkeville Mrs Cary has heen
quite i'll with donnie nneun1onia
Mr. and Mrs M Rolton visited
thar an and family of nrapa.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Ms. Lena o. Jones 49, Js. AIT
The Irens w. Coleman Service club held Spring Tea
of Mrs Ollie Franklin 1401 Marsh street. April 81
and members assembled in the dining large
bown Of beautiful white daisies the the table
and the buffet with Easter egg candy carrying out
the motif design of Easter Mrs Carrie Lambert poured
Mrs Franklin hostess; Mrs Brandon Mrs c. Mar
the social committee Mrs H. Taylor secretary of the
committee Mrs Ethel Gibson secretary Mrs Mary butcher
president; Mrs. Freddie C. Pennington, repoter
Cornelius jefferson Mr. jackson, Jackson Miss.
visited Mrs l. Jefferson and Mrs Beatrice Franklin of 2011
Scu steet mother respectively Mr. Jeffe
H. T. Perry of 500 E nth avenue left last Satur
day. via plane Francisco Angeles Tiaiuana
NJ Mexico where she viii attend the 18TH annual convention
of the United Beauty School Owners and Teachers Association
Alpha Chi Pf Omega Sorority and Fraternity held three days
in each place.
p K Miller has Sedalia. N. c.. where
spent holidays daughter Joann who is
q student a Sedalia high school
Mrs Jimmy Faye Jones has returned from Flint Mich.
where spent week visiting her husband Mayin E.
Jones' accompanied back FL Dorado where she is
employed in the school system of Norphlet.
Quite number out-of-towners in the city Sun
day attending the Founders Day and the funeral
services for A W. Flowers.
The Daughter Eks of Pine City Temple No s41 ceebrat-
ed their Seventh Annual Ball the beautiful Club Rivoli
Thursday night sponsored by Mrs Gladys Mees Committee
Mrs Stella Primn Mrs Knuckles Miss Ida Mae
Boone.
Elijah Jonss 9th street had as his guest the
william L family Angeles and his mother Mrs
AFiezn Jones q Little Rock
Mrs Gafford Of 400 West 9th street wish
ank their friends for the kindness during the illness
e AFs. czfford
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
Speaker Sees Threat to
NEGRO Business Enterprises

William r. Hudgns of New York said last week before
an annual institute Richmond Virginia that too many
workers and liberal oafers and offering inadequate
young people who perer in business lie
viewed this neglect threat to the continued prosperity
and growth of Negro business enterprises
The banking executive eontended further that the col
ege he had In mind "masquerading high school book
keeping tipping senography "prinled with liberal
studies legitimate leading TO degree in
business administration
Mind YOU he stressed a mumblng word Is being
said accounting and budget control tools Of
the slightest being bent toward the jungle
and Investments is there whisper about
the vast Of marketing the science Of sound personnel
management" "
He prefaced remarks about the first "Sales
Instituen with two observations first that opportunities
for Negroes the business life OF America opening with
surprising rapidly second that the great banks and nsur
companies owned by Negroes need ready reservoir Of
educated young people baaly trained for business
the institutions themselves to continue to
o., Mr., Hudgins president Of the Carver Federal Savings
and Loan Association and former president Of the Amer
Savings and Loan League He addressed close to 100 per-
attending the dinner winding up the Institutes sxweek
lecture series the Golden Age Of Selling"
On another point the speaker noted the growth Of
petition within the so-caled Negro market He
coming down the Negroes
pressure for equality The result he predicted will be
place burden upon the Negro business operate
efficiently and adopt uptodate business metods mat
of survival teN w.
Finally Mr.. Hudgins cited the bodness of Negroes in
Alabama and Florida In the bus strikes and urged similar
bodness and Imagination in the field of economic productivity
and advancement"
Concluding. he observed that Negroes faced with great
challenges. great opportunities and great blessings"
The challenges he asserted I'VE face with resolu
ton The opportunities must develop with nvenvenes
they have afforded until rather than
q do-nothng policy"
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
Boulevard News

Rev. NJ W. Thomas. district
missionary, will preach Sunday
at $50 at Pilgrim Baptist church
6th and Park street Rev. T. J.
Nash, pastor. The Pastors Aid
club will meet Al p. m. King
Solomon Baptist church will hold
a BTU congress membership raj
~ at 3 p. m Sunday. Special
guest will be Booster J. r.
Green. Boolrer Green viii
present a program at St Peters
Rock Baptist church at s D. m.
Sunday at the BTU hour. at
which time he will discuss Why
Not Rev. T. I. Evans. pastor. d.
A meeting was called BY COM
munity leaders to organize a CON-
munity club Thursday at p. m.
in the recreational center at
Booker Homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend williams, formerly Of
Tillar. entertained relatives and
friends in their lovely new home
on Granite Height5 Mrs. viii
hams Is q cousin Of Booster
Green. Booster Green win
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
AFRICAN INDEPENDENCE WHITE

"A Birmingham court has SEN
fenced a Negro to death for bur-
glary. A Texas court has given
a white man : fiye-year suspend
ed sentence for senseless and I'm.
provoked murder of a Negro teen
lager, Despite overwhelming tes-
timony, Magnolia. Miss, court
has permitted a white man 10
plead a lesser charge than rape
against a Negro (minor) girl.
This state of affairs is not the
tranquility or stability that in
dustry requires. II the substan-
tial Negro population OF the
South does not have justice and
security. there can be no steadily
productive work force and no de-
pendable consumer market.
"Industy would do well TO be-
ware Of investment In such COM
munities unless II is willing TO
gamble on capricious legislatures
and law enforcement machinery"
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
H Dorado

The axth grade class of Car
yer school presented its annual
play. q comedy in two acts April
Is. entitled Raspberry Red" Fol-
lowing were members of the cast:
James Patton, Aden Stewart, odi,
Lougin. Maxine Goodwin, Erma
Jean Snowden, Paul Willis, James
6nowden, Annie Ruth Millage.
Mary Joe kilgore. Ronald Nelson.
Sylvia Hays. Annie ]. Shelman,
and Annie Ruth Wilson. Mrs. G.
L. Goodwin. instructor. ]. S. Will
liam, principal American Le-
gion Auxiliary district III held its
spring conference April %, at the
hut in Magnolia. The following
members from post 446 attended:
Mrs. A. l. Davenport. president:
Mrs. Idell Goodwin, secretary;
Mr.t Lillian Singleton. Mrs. Jo-
seph Rucks, and Mrs. Dolphin II.
Hall The conference was a grand
grand success. They also made
their annual report and represent
ed 100 percent Representatives.
from all units in the district
were present District presi-
dent and vice president nominst-
ed delegates for the National
Convention in Atlantic City. N. J.
All enjoyed the delightful
refreshments. Warrington hi
Science club mOtored to New
Orleans last week on an edu-
cstional tour. on which many in
teresting scenes were viewed.
Sulphur plant. French Market
plant. hi schools and colleges
were included. The trip was
sponsored by Mrs. L. P. John
son, science teacher. An ap-
probation program for Prof II.
II Hill. honoring IS years Of ser
vice in the classroom. was well
attended. Grady Brown r.,
left last week for service in the
U. S. Army. Rev L d Cham
pion's eighth anniversary at Ever
green Baptist church was held
lar Sunday. Rev. l. h Dunn Of
Camden. preached the SERMON.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
PhiIander-

Syracuse university and of Be
thune-Cookman college; and is a
member of the general board of
education Of the Methodist church.
The Commencement services
will be held on the south lawn
Of the Administration building at
18th and lizard streets.
Rev. L. Scott Allen. editor of
Christian Advocate. will speak at
the Bsccalaursste services at $50
a. m. Sunday at Wesley Chapel
church, 18th and State Streets.
Rev. Allen IS chairman of the
Commission on World Service
and Finance Of the Georgia con-
ference Methodist church,.
Tweny-eight persons are can
didates for the bachelors degree.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

manuel, attended a workshop for
health teacher at Hot Springs
last week. The county work
shop. held at Holman hi school
April 20, had for its theme,
Methods Of Motivation in the
School Curriculum. The following
guests from AM&N college were
present. Mines. Foster. Kyle, Cross:
MeSsrs Game, and Shannon.
Guests from Philander Smith coll
lege were Mrs. Scott and DR..
Hearnton. Other guest were c.
A. Hicks. state supervisor. Little
Rock; J. Martin comfy super
visor. Dewist. The district PTA
meeting was held al First Bap-
tie church, at Dewitt. April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore
are improving from their illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Way
son visited the Eli Picketts Eas-
ter Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Ocie Cricket of Chicago viafted
relatives here April q. She was
en- route home from a vacation in
Oklahoma with her sister.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
batesvilIe

nv NN..4
herbert Milon spent the Eas-
ter holiday at home with his par
ens. He returned TO Shorter col
lege. Tuesday Of last week. =
Mrs. Mckinley Williams was hos
tess to . dinner April 70 at her
home on Lyon street Guess
were Misses Minerva and ArmA-
da Earls. Margaret Watkins, Mau-
rice and Herbert Happy Milon'
Benny Earls and Franklin d
Roosevelt Milon, who is visiting
his parents from Chicago.
Mrs. Victoria McSpadden attend
ed the pre-Easter services at 81
Paul AME church, Newport
Miss Josephine Henninss has re-
turned from Stockton. Calf
where she has been yisiiins nef
sister and family. Mr. and Ms
Lacy cravens. jr. ! Mr. an
Mrs. alfred II. Logan, jr- Mrs
Coteal Holt and Miss Lueihe
Ware of Chattanooga, Tenn, spen'
the Easter weekend with MI.
Logan's parents. Mr.. and MA :
S. Ksnerdy. Mrs. Marian ss[
cum was hostess to a delieios
dinner party Saturday afterno
April 20. The honored Eas
were Mrs. Willie Carroll Of ?
Louis, Mrs Carrie Logan, mn
Coteal Holt and Miss buons
Ware. A variety Of games
played. Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Ann-
Dean Finley. Mira Isle Lem
and Miss Ware won prizes -
Mrs. Holt was presented US
guest prize. A white eu'-NO
cloth covered the dining -
table on which sat a rabbit y.
ed with tulips and nareisSns SO
rounded by grass ana 6s's'ei
candy which formed the een's s
piece. The hostess was as.as's
by Mrs. Finley and Mrs As-- .
Kanerdy. Other guests W
Mines. Nellie Turner, Lula - -.
Montgomery. MoIlie Smith, "
Brown and Virginia Montgo'ns.
Fiaher Burroughs bus -
hew Major. and MilbuFn -,
more of Little Rock were -.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Savoy Montgomery and son "A.
Mr.. and Mrs. willie Ray Mu' -
son and sons, Willie Ray. y
Ronald Of Little Rock were n,
cent visitors IN the home q -,
and Mrs Lacy Cravens'
Of Mrs. Hurchison.