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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

Mrs. L. Ford sold ice cream to<
the ladies auxiliary n To tEh-
Hrs. Sarah Ford Govan spent
the fourth with friends at Disco.
Mira Jean William Of He
kory Plane has been III and under
the Doctor In Des Arc. Lemuel
Hill has been In the hospital but
Is much improved and Is back
home. Mrs. Ida COPELAND Of
BrinkIey is visiting her sister. M
and Mrs. James Mathew. The
Youth met Friday mite at the
church. The deaeons held q
business meeting Friday mite.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19
Cleo Caldwell

Cleo CzIdWell
Mrs. Helen Price and Mrs.
Myrthis Price. the daughters Of
Burel Price from Los Angeles
California are here visiting their
cousins. Mr. and FRS. Moss Lee.
FL. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Summer
vile and son are here On q
months leave from Texas. 4. +.
Miss Rosemary Nichols. the
daughter Of Mrs. Mildred Sum-
merville Is vaestioning In WASH
ington. James Lawrence VIII
son Is back Home after spending
q month In Los Angeles. The
Piney Hill Baptist church and
pastor were the guests Of the
Greater Zion Hill church last
last Sunday. Both ehoirs rendered
music. Rev. Taylor delivered
the message.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19
|baiesviIIe

Ike Watkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin johnson Of
Prescott spent last week In Bates
VILE visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar John
son Of Chicago spent last week
In Batesvills Visiting relatives
and friends Mrs.. Estella vsu-
GIN ieft Friday for California
where she was called to be BY
the bed side Of her sister. /.
Jerry Overload and Herbert Nil
Ion have returned nom their va
cation In Kansas and Missouri. i.
Rev. w. J. Daniel Left Friday
for Alexander. La. 10 visit his
brother. Miss Brenda Watkins
spent last Tuesday at Newport
where she attended girl scout
meeting no. Q The mission
AIRY Society met Friday at the
church. The prayer meeting
was held Wednesday evening :.
On the sick list are Gemepher
Watkins. Mrs Mable Harris. Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

u 5. BY any and all legal means
at IL dispoAl-
Pointing out that the commun-
ist party has adopted . new line
TO nsinuate IL program On .on-
communist and even snti-eom-
munist organizations" Q resolution
warned ''the leaders and menu
bers Of the Association 10 be even
more visiiant now than ever be-
fore In preventing Communist in
filtration. because Communists to-
day operate under many disguis-
es and false fronts"
The NAAcP reiterated it, de-
mand for an open occupancy poll
cy In housing. private a. well q
publieiy-aided.
Housing Is q problem Of great
complexity." . resolution sserted.
In order 10 achieve our goal.
the Association must concentrate
its efforts upon those gov. agencies
concerned with housing. and upon
industry and trade groups which
contribute 10 the housing supply
and are concerned with the mat
ter Of occupancy
The housing resolution asked
for . presidential directive 'for-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

Ellis 1lergaa
Mrs. Bonnie Enoch left July
9 for Little Rock where she viii
visit her son. William Joe from
there she will visit her daughter.
Mrs. s. n. Taylor Of Dermott.
Lynn and Wanda Burns Of Char
lesion are here visiting their
grand father. Edd Burns. Je-
thro Arnold opened . barbecue
stand At his home recently. +.
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WessoIl

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Carl Hay and
children from Milwaukee and Ar.
and Mrs. l. C. Davis and child
rem were guests Of the Lossins
Wednesday Mrs. Early Curry
from Fl Dorado was visiting here
On the weekend. Mrs. Myrtle
Hendrix. frs. L B. Jenkins.
Paetsy Joe Stephen and Harold
Allison atteaded the singing un-
ion last week. Milva Irving
from St. Louis Is spending her
vacation with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Loggins.
Mrs. Vera Moore Is Visiting with
her aunt. Mrs Rachel Hawthorn.
Mrs. C. p. Jensen and Miss
Aildrew Griffin from Grsmbling.
La spent the eth with their par
enta Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Grifl
fin. Mr.. John W. Elliott and
daughter were the week guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and MrsL A.
w. Loggins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

Mamie Rice. Hrs. Florsnes Nc
Cum and John ksnnsrdy. =.
Please give your news b the -
gent or Telephone lila AID pay
your agent on delivery
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

Mrs. Jennie Scott Who Moved
. Little Rock 10 live with her
daughter IN account Of her u
ness d much improved
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College Station
virginia Halter

Daniel johnson left for Chicago
where he VII visit hs son. John
Anthony johnson. Miss Joan
Atkins and Miss Viola Mack Of
Chicago are here visiting their rela
tives. Miss Della Williams
left for Los Angeles last sstur-
day mite. John williams. who
has been visiting In Chicago. cIeve-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-07-19

land and Michigan CITY, has n.
turned 4. " Thompson. W. Il
Of the Masonic lodge hare b ak
ING al members 70 khare IN
building the hall Arthur
James Barnes left for Chicago.
school. Elmer Akin Of Chicago.
who had been here visiting his
mother and relatives. LEFT Sunday.
where he plans 10 attend trade
On the siek list are Rufus
Prince. VIII Pagan and Ms.
Amanda Banknead
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Boulevard News

At the BTU usher beard con-
eress hsld last week at m. Olive
Baptist church instructors were
Evening star., 1957-04-27

now is the executive officer Of
the accounting department.
DR.. McIntire, Of 53l7 Carvel
road, Westmoreland Hills, Md,
lis chairman Of the Civilian Law
|yer Career Committee Of the
Department Of the Army. He
was the first editor Of the uni
versity's Law Review when it
was established In 1892. Since
1916. when he resigned as asso-
|ciate professor Of law and be-
came PROFESSIONAL lecturer, he
has devoted much of his time
to major posts with the Govern
lment.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Civic Federation
|voices0bjection
To Curfew Law

Objections to q District curfew
law now under study as an aid
In fighting juvenile delinquency
were voiced last night at a meet
ing Of the Federation Of Civic
Associations.
A report by the association's 4
civil protection committee listed
the following major objections:
l. The curfew age should be
changed from 10 to i6 years.
2. Certain sections Of the bill
should be more clearly defined.
3. Fines and penalties pro-
posed seem unreasonable when
compared to those of other cities
now enforcing curfew laws.
4. There is no provision for
trial by jury.
The committee, headed by
Henry L. Dixon. jr., recon-
mended that III this bill is con-
sidered by the District Com
Imissioners," these changes
should be given attention.
Measure Called "Too Vague"
Asking that the Federation 60
on record opposing the curfew
law. Leslie S. Perry, an attorney,
termed the measure too vague
and added that too much arbi-
trary discretion is left in the
hands Of the police"
For instance" he said. how
would the law be enforced on a
hot summer night. when families
now living in crowded quarters
must step out into the street late
in the EVENING""
George o. Butler, who Sec
onded Mr.. Perry's motion said
the committees report was con-
Trajectory. Referring to the re-
cent FBI report on crime In the
United States. Mr.. Butler ques-
toned the need for . curfew
when crime diminished in the
District last year"
A substitute motion introduced
by William H. Thomas which
provided that the committee
study the bill further and re-
turn with a resolution" was
adopted as q compromise.
School Slate Nominated
In other action, the Fedora
tion nominated an inter-racial
slate Of nine persons for appoint
ment to three vacancies to the
Board Of Education. which will
occur in June. They are:
DR.. Herman Branson. head Of
the department Of physics at
Howard University: Roy Garvin.
president of the Washington Bar
Association: the Rev. Quinland
Gordon. pastor Of the Church Of
Atonement: Mrs. Robert Morse,
who has done work in journalism
and guidance.
Also Mrs. Margaret e. Open
heimer. former teacher: George
Pendleton, local attorney: Her.
bert o. Reid. q law professor at
Howard University; Mrs. Has
kell Rosenblum. former chair
man Of the education commit
tee of the League Of Women
Voters and Wesley williams, an
attorney currently serving with
the Board OF Education.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

novel and Comdr. Stafford wrote
his masters thesis on Ernest
Hemingway.
To win his first $4,000. Comdr
Stafford answered questions on
goth century American novelists
from Upton Sinclair to William
Faulkner.
From here to defeat or the top
plateau" Of $256.000. Comdr
Stafford will have to 60 it alone.
Mr.. Coberly. who received his
bachelors. masters and doctor OF
philosophy degrees at George
Washington. said he is glad his
part in the quiz program is over.
Teaching is much easier" he
said. as he prepared to give
examinations today.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

II was very tense" said Mr.
Coberly. Its quite an ordeal.
Mr.. Coberly said he appeared
on CBS' $4,000 Question with
Comdr. Stafford las q favor"
HE didn't need any help" I"
said Mr.. Coberly. HE knew the
answers. However, there Is
always the possibility Of blank
ing out. He was afraid Of that. y
Comdr. Stafford. who lives at
1905 Allison street NV, studied
for his masters degree in English
and American literature under
Mr.. Coberly.
II talked to Comdr. Stafford
just twice before the show" said
Mr.. Coberly, taking time out
from carpenter chores around his
home at sos North Greenbrier
street, Arlington, to talk about
his television appearance.
Comdr. Stafford's category was
American literature. Both he and
Mr.. Coberly have studied ex-
tensively in this field. Mr.. Cob
erly is an expert on the American
Evening star., 1957-04-27

Alumni Association in Lisner
Auditorium. Twenty first and H
streets NV.
The honored guests were
Henry w. Herzog, university
treasurer; DR.. Mitchell Dreese,
dean Of the College Of General
Studies: DR.. Ralph d. Kennedy,
professor Of accounting, and DR..
John A. McIntire, professorial
lecturer In law.
Graduate Of CIV
Mr.. Herzog, of 5403 Blackstone
road. Westmoreland Hills. Nd,
Us Q university alumnus. AS an
undergraduate. he was a founder
and charter member Of the CIV
chapJer Of Omicron Delta
Kappa, mems national honorary
leadership society. He was the
university's graduate manager Of
publications, assistant to the
controller, assistant controller
and controller before becoming
treasurer In 1858.
DR.. Dreese, Of 4136 Forty first
street north. Arlington, is pro-
fessor Of educational psychology.
He has been executive officer Of
the department Of psychology,
dean of the summer sessions and
director Of veterans education,
and was named dean Of the Col
lege Of General Studies when it
was established in 1850. He is
an authority on counseling and
guidance.
Professor Since 1912
DR.. Kennedy, of 1928 North
Buchanan street. Arlington, has
held the rank Of professor at
the university since 1912. He is
the author of a number Of text
books in accounting, has served
as executive of1lcer of the de-
partment Of accounting and
business administration, and
Evening star., 1957-04-27


the Year." William H. Bryan
a prominent Baptist laymen ol
st. Louis. Mo-. Lay Churchmar
of the Year" and Mrs. w. Muir
doch Macleod. general director
of United Church Women
Church Woman Of the Year.
A fourth award, its recipient
kept secret until the formal
presentation. will go to q jour-
naliSt for the best contribution
to religious Journalism.
-Four Founders Honored
The three-day pilgrimage
conference, which got under
way yesterday, moved toward
tonight's highlight with q Faith
and Freedom Dinner at the First
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
o streets NV. last night where
four pilgrimage founders were
especially honored. The recipi-
ents Of leather-bound Bibles in
the church social hall wert
David c. Cook III. Elgin. H.;
Dr. r. Richard Benner. Cleve.
land: o. d. Evans. st. Louis;
and Mrs. J. Percy Priest. Nash
vile. Tenn.
Then. by special arrangement
the diners took . rare night
pilgrimage to the top Of the
Washington Monument. Earlier
in the day. they went to the
Jefferson Memorial to mark the
establishment Of the first church
IN jamestown. Va. $50 year.
ago. The program featured the
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Florida Ponders
Last Resort Bill

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, April q
B.-Racial issues exploded over
the Florida Legislature yester-
day. with the bill to close public
schools II necessary to avoid in
tegration building up steam and
causing the biggest roar.
A test vote showed the House
right now is in a mood to pass
the last resort" bill--a measure
condemned by Gov. Leroy Col
Inns and School Supt. Thomas D,
Bailey and praised by Attorney
General Richard Erwin.
This bill provides that If public
schools are faced with integra-
ton referendum on whether
TO close them may be called by
petition Of Is per cent Of the
voters in q school area. A ma
jority vote in the referendum
could close the schools.
Suddenly catching fire in the
House. 1t first was bottled UP in
the House Public Schools Com
|mittee. Then the House voted
48-40. to pull the bill from that
committee. Then il was routed
to the judiciary Committee
which rushed 1t right onto the
calendar for q vote.
In the Senate, q bill aimed at
Icurbing race-mixing lawsuits
sponsored by the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement oi
Colored People gained unani-
NOUS approval.
Also in the Senate. q surprise
followup to last weeks adoption
of the interposition resolution
developed.
Senator Randolph Hodges OF
Cedar Key introduced q bill or
dering county school boards to
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Paper Collection Set
IBY Church Tomorrow

Parishioners Of the Shrine OF
the Blessed Sacrament will con-
duct a one-day collection of old
newspapers and magazines to-
morrow to be sold to help poor
families.
The collection center. open
from Z am. to 6 pm. will be in
the school yard Of the church,
Western avenue and Quesada
street NV.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

choir Of the Episcopal Church
Iof Our Savior riding across the
Tidal Basin in the Swan Boat
while singing hymns. which
were as well-known in Colonial
days as they are now.
The group was to convene at
10 O'Clock this morning at the
Washington Hotel for business
sessions.
DeMille to Present Award
Cecil B. DeMille, producer OF
The Ten Commandments" will
make the award presentation te
the Rev. Evans. q close personal
friend. The well-known movie
executive arrived In the District
last night especially for the
event.
Supreme Justice Charles E
Whitaker will present thS
award to Mr.. Bryan. while thu
Church Woman Of the Year
citation will be presented to Mrs
Macleod by Secretary Folsom
of the Health, Education and
Welfare Department. The un.
announced journalism aware
win be handed the winner by
Rabbi David Pants Of AIDA,
Israel.
The pilgrimage will end to-
morrow with services at National
Presbyterian Church. st. Mat
thew's Cathedral, First Baptist
Church and National City Chris
titan Church.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
D. G. Man Got First Look
At TV Quiz as Expert

The man behind the man who 900 q televsion
quiz the other night he watched
show before let alone for the isolation booth
The expert" who with Washington Navy
Edward p Stafford Cobery 49-year-old English
professor from George washington University
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Awards Dinner to CIimox
Church Pilgrimage Here

Some 250 participants in the seventh annual Washington
Pilgrimage yearly observance here Of Americas religious her
tage by churches from the Nation scheduled
hand at the Continental Hotel o'clock tonight annual
awards ceremony and dinner
Those to be honored the Rev Louis Evans Of Holly
Evening star., 1957-04-27
|GW Luncheon to Cite 4
For Is Years Service

Four members Of Washington Unversitys faculty
and administrative star who have completed
Ito the university honored at a luncheon today
The luncheon given by DR.. C1oyd H. Marvin the
university president officers the unversitys General
Evening star., 1957-04-27

LONDON.--An ancient super
stition held that there IL q pre-
cious jewel" in the head Of q
toad. q gem that could be worn
as q talisman to ward on evil
Evening star., 1957-04-27

Associate Justice Capper
win the Mr. Mayhem, solicitor
preview program
obtained office NV
Evening star., 1957-04-27

refuse racial lawsuits under au.
thority Of the interposition actor
which in effect says the Stats
of Florida does not recognize
the United Sttaes Supreme
Courts ruling desegregating pub
lie schools.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
OPPORTUNITIES

ARE YOU INTERESTED? We
have an excellent business oppor-
tunity for an aggressive man IN
the Farmville area. 1t IS an es-
sential farm service business re-
curing a $4,000 investment in
equipment and supplies We sup
ply $4,000 III financing and you
will need to supply approximately
$4,000 or its equivalent. You will
gain full ownership Of the bust
ness in four years or less. You can
expect to earn from Sc, 1000 to $40
900 annually III addition to pay
ing for the business in the four
years. We provide thorough train
ing for you and your help, a prov
en- plan of work. and continuous
supervision III the future. If you
are interested in a profitable bus
mess OF your own and want to be-
come an essential business man in
your area Or want to make g
change in your present business,
write to BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITY, Box 2022, Lynchburg.
Virginia. 2-26-2 Up
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LEGAL NOTICES


To the heirs at law Of Linnius Ell
lis and Mildred Nelson, as set out
above.
You are hereby notified that
the State Highway Commissioner
of Virginia will. on the 4th day
Of March. 1857 at . O'Clock P. NJ,
OF as soon thereafter as. the same
may be heard. move and petition
the Judge Of the Circuit Court of
Buckingham County, Virginia. at
Buckingham, Virginia, for the APP
pointment of Commissioners to
ascertain what will be a Just
compensation for certain lands
belonging to you which the State
Highway Commissioner of Virgin
Ia proposes to condemn for the
State Highway Route 633, Pro-
iect No, 13l4-07 as shown by plat
and blueprint attached to petit
ton this day filed in the above
styled cause, and to award dam
ages, if any, resulting to the adj
jacent or other property of the
owners, or to the property Of any
other person, beyond the peculiar
benefits that will accure to such
property respectively, from the
construction and location Of said
State Highway. The Ownership,
location and description Of the
land and property which Is pro-
posed to be condemned, and the
particular nature Of the construc-
ton and location of said propos-
ed Highway will fully appear by
reference to the petition and ex-
hibits filed in this cause with the
Clerk Of said Court on the Goth
day of January. 1857.
j. A. ANDERSON, State Highway
Commissioner of Virginia
BY JOHN B. BOATWRIGFT
Agent and Attorney
JOHN B. BOATWRIGHT
Buckingham. Virginia
A Copy Teste:
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
PLAT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Bncking
ham County:
S TIA e HIGHWAY COMMITS
STONER OF VIRGINIA
Complainant
m VS. NOTICE
EVELYN NC KINNEY
239 Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn, n Y
Defendant
To Evelyn Mckinney:
You are hereby notified that
the State Highway Commissioner
Of Virginia will, on the 4th day Of
March. 1857 at 2 o'clock P. M,
or as soon thereafter as the same
may be heard. move and petition
the Judge of the Circuit Court
Of Buckingham County, at Buck
lngham Virginia, for the APP
pointment OF Commissioner to as
certain what will be a just com
pensation for certain lands be-
longing to you. which the State
Highway Commissioner of Viz
ginia proposes to condemn for the
State Highway Route No 638
Project 1314-07 as is shown by
plat and blueprint attached to
petition this day filed in the
above styled cause, and to award
damages, if any. resulting to the
adjacent Or other property of the
owners. or to the property of any
other person, beyond the pecu-
liar benefits that will accrue to
such property respectively from
the construction and location of
said State Highway. The owner
ship, location and description of
the land and property which is
proposed to be condemned, and
the particular nature Of the con-
struction and location Of said
proposed Highway will fully APP
pear by reference to the petition
and exhibits filed in this cause
with the Clerk of said Court on
the Both day Of January. 1857,
j. A. ANDERSON State Highwfy
Commissioner of Virginia
BY JOHN B. cartwright
Agent and Attorney
A Copy teste:
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
JOHN B. BOATWRIGHT
Buckingham, Va.
2-8-4t
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SERVICES

G. E TELEVISION sales and
service, Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. Motley Hardware
Co, 1873 and 231 Main ST. phone
258 or 3o2, Farnlville. Va. 9-14-r
REDUCING SALON = look bet
ter and feel better wear the smart
spring fashions. Call for appoint
ment. Health Center, Phone 46B.
2-12-5p
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LEGAL NOTICES


said two infants as the heirs at
law of Hal P. Lewis. deceased.
and that said bill further prays
for the transfer Of the proceeds
from said sale to the said AIDE
laide Lewis Pate. the bonded
guardian for said infants, for re-
movaI to the State of North Car
DINA.
All interested persons should
take the steps required to protect
their interests herein.
ADELAIDE LEWIS PATE
BY Counsel
r. P. zEHLER, JR., p. q.
Attorney at Law
Palmyra, Va.
A Copy teste:
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk,
0-1S-dt
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WE ARE NOW PAYING

Following prices for all grades
scrap IRON
Auto Bodies Cut Apart.
Free of Glass and Wood, per
hundred pounds ,......,.,....-.$1 90
Mixed Scrap Iron, per
hundred .......,.......$1.15 to $1.50
Cast Iron. per hundred
pounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Highest prices paid for all metals
and rags. Secure our price before
selling.
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Prince Edward. January
"a, 1857
GERTRUDE BIGGER HOLMES.
Complainant.
VS. In Chancerv
PHILLIP HOLMES.
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimony for the complainant
tro N tho defendant on t h e
grounds OF desertion and aband-
'onment for a period of more than
one year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
a nonresident Of the State of
Virginia, it is orerded that he do
appear here within ten days after
due publication Of this order and
do what IS necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
p. q. 2-1-4t