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Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

An automobile party of trolley
prospectors came into Smyrna
Friday evening and put up at the
Delaware House. The next morn
ing they continued their trip
down the state to Milford, Fred
erica and Bowers Beach. The
party consisted of A. T. Beale, an
official of the Dundee Financial
Corporation, of Scotland; Mrs. A..
T. Beale, ]. w. Endean, supervis-
ing Chief engineer and general
manager of the Smyrna, Kent
County and Delaware Bay Trac-
ton Company, and the Chauffeur.
They were on their way from
Wilmington over the proposed
trolley route down the state by
way of Delaware City, Odessa,
Smyrna, Dover and Milford.
Despite the fact that Sunday,
Easter Sunday, was a gray day
with lowering clouds and rain,
the day had many bright and
special features especially with
the churches. The inclemency of
the weather interfered with the
usual promenade, but this did not
interfere with the church goers
who turned out~fn the morning in
goodly numbers.
Miss Ethel FAIRIES, Miss Mildred
Hudson and Miss Anna Wilson,
of Woman's College, Westminster,
Md; Mr.. Cairl Price, of the Uni
versity of Cornell; Messrs. Aydes
Stockly and Lester Voss, of Della
ware College, have been home for
the Easter holidays.
Mr.. Frank Spruance and Miss
Clara Spruance, Of Philadelphia,
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

day with a dinner at their resi-
Mrs Corrie, daughter of Mary r.
and the late Samuel T. Stewart
of Newark, Del, was welded to
Mr.. Corrie, son of the late Chris
topher w. and Mary c. Corrie on
March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lang, Miss
Eloise and Rosemary Lang and
Miss Margie Carey, of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Boehmler.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Stevenson,
of Wilmington, We're the guests
of Miss Helen Start last week.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

were visitors to their father,
James w. Spruance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer L. Porter
and children left yesterday to
make their home in Philadelphia.
They have rented a residence at
511S Brown Street. Mrs. Jester,
who has been living with her
daughter, Mrs. Porter, will con-
tinue the residence in Smyrna.
Miss Pearl Warner has been
elected a delegate to represent
the Presbyterian Sunday School
of Smyrna, at the State Sunday
School Convention to be held at
Seaford on April is.
Miss Hattie West Townsend, OF
Kemblesville, Pa, spent Easter
with her cousin, Miss Clara West
Hazel.
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd and Miss
Grace Lloyd who have been resid-
ing in the Handy Property" now
the Burke Property for several
years, have given up housekeep-
ing and will leave this week for
Bound Brook, N. j., where they
will make a home for her son,
Mr.. Gus Lloyd. They will be
greatly missed, especially Miss
LLOYD will be missed in musical
circles.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
RACES AT GEORGETOWN
To Open 1857 Season Sunday,
March 81 with Stock Car Racing

lO Opcu 1904 ScTtSOn Suuu8y,
March 81 with Stock Car Racing
Charles Herbert, owner of the
Georgetown Speedway, last week
made two announcements of mai
or Importance to the racing fans
of the Delaware and Maryland
area. The first is the selection
and hiring Of a full-time general
manager for the Georgetown
plant and that the speedway will
inaugurate the 81 season on
Sunday, March 81, with modified,
sportsmen, and hobby stock car
racing. AS in previous years this
popular lower Delaware racing
site will operate under the banner
of NASCAR, the worlds largest
sanctioning body of stock car
automobile racing.
The new general manager, who
has taken up residence near the
raceway, is Craig w. Mellinger,
formerly of Clifton, N. j. Mr..
Mellinger, well-known in racing
circles throughout the East as
starter for many years. will be
helping Mr.. Herbert run the
Speedway to improve operation
and performance to the public's
satisfaction. Following along these
lines of betterment for stock car
racing, Bob Sail, field representa-
tive for NASCAR, will be on
hand for the opening day show.
A few of the new regulations
that the drivers and car owners
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
SMYRNA DOnNGS
OF 50 YEARS AGO.
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters Of Interest
of Half Century Ago
50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old fles Of
corresponding week. ~ near
date OF this issue a. possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column.
now q regular feature Of the
Times. will can to mind, people
and events Of the older genera
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

service suddenly 1t becomes nee
essary to avoid collisions. pro-
lity. what has happened to the
health and tranquility of the peo-
pie before the PRONUNCIATION Of
this ridiculous measured.
4, The purpose of this legislation
is clear and no Court could posi-
bly, be unmindful of what every
one else in the State considers a
matter of common knowledge.
S. It is an insult to the intelli-
gence of the people of Tallahas-
see and Florida.
The city attorney. Leo Foster,
contended: that even on air lines.
riders a.e given individual seats"
Attorney Rodriguez replied: Il.
too, ride air planes and have been
assigned a seat on some occasions.
but I have never been arrested
and fined foe changing seats
At the end of the hearing Judge
Walker stated that his decision
may not come for several weeks
because of other Court matters.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
.PTA Executive
Committee Meets

The executive committee O.
the PTA of the Central District
No. I. met Monday at the Com
munity Center to plan a pro-
gram for its eleventh annual
sesdoa. which will convene In
Sullivan hi at Morrilton Novem-
Der Q. Hymon King is principal
Paul G. Luddicoat superinten-
dent.
The national theme, "Founda-
tons for a Better Society" was
selected for the districts theme.
Mrs. E. M. Diekeraon, president.
was in charge. The program viii
consist of a main address, music,
panel discussion and a aght-see-
ing trip to Winrock Farm. The
central district Is composed OF
Pulaski, Lonoke, Faulkner. Goa
way and Saline counties.
Members attending We're Mrs
Ruby Anderson. ozy Chatham
of North Little Rock. Mrs. Grace
Jennings, Morrilton; Mrs. Alma
Davis, secretary Of Conway; and
Mrs. A. C. Shanks. treasurer, Lit
tie Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

six months jail sentences. They
are out on appeal.
The Reserve Seat Assignment
Ordnance provides "bus drivers
may assign seats on buses on the
basis of weight distribution.
health considerations and ether
factors" 1t purposely does not
mention segregation.
Defendants attorney. Francisco
A. Rodriguez, asked Judge Wal
ker to rule this ordnance uncon-
stitutional on the following basis:
l. The law is a legal monstrosity
of illegitimate birth, sired by a
desperate urge to maintain the
practice of segregation. (The err
dinance applies only when Ne
groes attempt to ride the bus
economically.
2. It: gives the bus drivers the
right to tell a man that he can
not sit beside his wife on the
bus.
8. After all these years of bus
tect health and preserve Tranquil
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

Leo Lee who was convicted OF
Isl degree murder, was formally
sentenced Monday to die In the
electric chair on November Is.
Pulaski Circuit judge William
J. Kirby pronounced the sentence
after Overriding a motion for a
new trial made by Lees attor-
ney. e. II. Herrod. Judge Kirby
granted an appeal to the supreme
court. which when lodged. will
stax the execution date
A Pulaski circuit court jury on
July 81 found Lee guilty OF the
pistol staying OF William Harri-
sun Smith jr.. poshnan. and made
M Recommendation for mercy.
do you know OF any legal rea-
81 Why I should not now pro-
nounce sentence upon your"
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Speaker for
Brotherhood Day

Greater Arch Street Baptist
church will observe its Annual
Brotherhood Day" Sunday, Sep
TENDER %. Toy G. Grice, presi-
dent Of the organization and
members are endeavoring to
make this day most eventful and
colorful, They have invited for
their morning speaker DIR. J. B.
Jones, who is the director of the
Department of Student Personnel
and Guidance at AMIN college,
Pine Bluff. He Is also a member
of the Union Baptist church, Hot
Springa and Is one of our most
able leaders and speakers.
At 8 p. m. there will be an in
teresting panel discussion which
will include u. S. Harris, N. P.
Marshall, North Little Rock in
structors; Dra VIM. H. Townsend
and Morris jackson, and Rev.
wilburn of Philander Smith col
lege. You are invited to share
with us the program OF the en-.
tire day.
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Observance OF
Seven Churches
Of Asia
~

The Mount Pleasant Baptist
church. 400 Ringo street, Little
Rock, will begin its initial OBJ
servance of the Seven Churches
of Asia Sunday. September ",
at $50 p. M, and continue
through September 20.
DR.. W.. o. vaught, jr, pastor
of the Emmanuel Baptist church,
and DR.. F. T. Guy, pastor of Mt.
Zion Baptist church, accompanied
by their congregations will open
the services Sunday at p. m
followed by many other outstand-
ing ministers and churches OF
Greater Little Rock. The program
promises to be very informative
and helpful. The public is cor.
daily invited to attend.
I. S. Mcclinton, reporter; Rev
w. E. Hayes. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
DeputySheriff
Shot; Negro Held

PINE BLUFF-Lu&ache Brow
der, 81. for twenty years a depu-
was shot and killed here Sunday,
and officers are holding Revell
Dinkins, 4s, who they say has
admitted the fatal shooting.
Another deputy, making tho in
veaigation stated that it had not
been determined whether Brow
der was shot making an arrest,
or whether the shooting resulted
from personal disagreement.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Bradley,
said he arrested Dinkins Sunday
mite, IL hours after the shooting,
He said Dinkins called from the
home of a friend and said THAI
he wanted to surrender.
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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

NEW YORK-In letters address,
cd to all non-southern senators.
Roy wilkins. eNAAcP executive
secretary. cites the development
in Little Rock, Ark. as dramatic
proof of the need to restore Part
III to the recently enacted Civil
Rights bill.
This section of the bin which
empowered the U. S. Attorney
General to act in school desegre-
CATION and other civil rights cases
was stricken from the original
measure by the Senate following
an impassioned plea by Senator
Richard B. Russell Of Georgia
who charged that under Part III
the federal court could enforce
civil rights .'at the point of bayo-
nets"
1T appears" Mr.. wilkins point
ed out in his letter which was
sent both to senators who voted
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Roy Wilkins Urges Senate
TOiRestOre Part Three

for or against deletion OF Part
III. that instead of federal bayo-
nets pointed at the South, we
have Arkansas National Guard
bayonets pointed at the federal
government. and at Negro high
school students. Gov. Griffin has
stated for the pres that he would
do the same thing rs Gov. Fau-
bus has done, SO that the elimina-
ton of Part III at the behest OF
Senator Russell may have opened
the door for Senator Russell'a
governor to point bayonets at the
federal government and at Negro
children
In the Light of events In Little
Rock and elsewhere" Mr.. wilkins
concluded. I'VE urge you to sup
port the efforts which will be
made IN the next session to re-
store Part III to the civil rights
legislation"
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
All Quiet in
Nashville

NASHVILLE, TENN,-Hundreds
of Nashville children returned
to elementary schools with inte-
grated LIST grade classes Tuesday
under protection Of a federal court
injunction and vigilant city pc
lice.
There were no incidents what
ever in contrast TO those which
disrupted the start of mixed 1st
grade classes last week and which
was climaxed by a school dyna-
hitting.
Glasses resumed after long
week end which included Monday
off 10 60 to the state fair.
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Carter Chapel
Speaker
~ = = Il

HELENA-One of Helena's
most colorful and inspirational
events is scheduled to take place
at Carter chapel AfIE church.
Helena Sunday September 20,
when the women of the church
will present their Annual Wsna-
ems Day program.
At HOO a. m. DR.. Cleo O.
HeaInton, professor OF Education
and Director of Student Teaching
at AMIN college. Pine Bluff.
will be the Guest Speaker. The
women of the Helena area have
been invited to share In this
this great program.
MRS. D. C. Miller, chairman.
Mrs. Willie Barbour and MRS. v.
S. Ellison Co-Chairmen. Mrs. l..
Y. Galloway. secretary. and Miss
Mary Young. chairman program
committee. Rev. J. M. Watkins.
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Showdown on WOrthy'S
Passport: Urged by ACLlJ

Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles has been informed that
unless he reaches a prompt deei-
sion on the passport renewal ap-
piication of newspaper reporter
William Worthy. jr. an American
Civil Liberties Union attorney
will seek court order directing
him to do so.
The Union released this week a
letter sent 10 the Secretary of
State on September II by coop
Grating attorney William NJ. Kun
stiler. who has been assigned to
handle Worthy's appeal. The let
ter criticized the 'inordinate' de-
lay In deciding Worthy's case and
said that the absence Of = final
administrative decision +ean only
be construed as an attempt
to prevent this matter from being
adjudicated by the courts.'
Worthy, a foreign correspon-
dent. visited Communist China
last Writer despite a state depart
ment ban on travel to that coun-
try. Worthy applied for renewal
of his passport on March 4 but
was turned down by the pass
port office on the grounds that his
travel he Communist China was
contrary to known and existing
foreign policy and otherwise pre-
judicial to the best interests Of
the U. s." and he would mot
abide by the geographical limi-
tations of general applicability
which may be placed on the pass
port" An appeal from the pass
port Offices decision was taken.
and an informal hearing held in
June. On June IA the press re-
ported that the passport office
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Judge Sets Date for
Lees Execution

Judge Kirby asked Lee. Lee said.
yes Judge Kirby asked his
reason.
I'm not the man. Lee replied.
Then he added, Why don't you
subpoena the woman who says
she knows who did it," At this
point Herrod said they had been
unable to locate the woman.
Judge Kirby then told the de-
PENDANT and the lawyer that any
newly discovered evidence could
be placed in the high court ap-
peal for consideration.
Smith died shortly after he was
shot while sitting In his car In
the 200 block of w. Gath on the
night of December 20. Lee was
later arrested n the pistol as
sault on a couple and CONFESS ed
the Smith staying.
na4y xy0s4n mAWu nav
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Sweet Home


MRS. Geneva Fedrick and
daughter are here from Nevada
visiting her mother. Mrs Helen
Sullivan and family. Mrs. Vi
Wan Freeman Jones is here from
Los Angeles visiting her neither
and daughter. She viii be here
two weeks. /. Jackson Of De-
troit. Michigan, is here visiting
his mother, Mrs, Prossie jackson.
=. A Program was rendered
last Sunday for the benefit of
the Missionary Society. !. Church
Is were Mt. Nebo. by Rev. Monta-
que Mrs. J. Wilson, Mrs. s. Ro-
berts. :. Rev. Adams was pre-
ent from Chicago. who will con-
duct a one-wes'x revival at the
Creater Zion Hill Baptist church.
. Mrs. Mary Pruitt spent the
weekend la Augusta. Mrs
Juiia' Smfn spent the weekend
1t Pine HlAff visiting relatives.
-. Mr.. aih.sRas. william Hamp-
ton are MziS vacation at Detroit.
/. 81. MRS, sfary Lue Stalsworfh
mas returq@ home after spending
Last weekend in St Louis. A
play title The Wedding Of Dolls"
was recently presented at the
First Baptist church, under the
Ausplces OF the BTU. The following
participated: Doris Marie Fos-
Der CGiss Dolly Dimple) served
a. bride. Etoria Stasgers, ir. CMr.
Apple Blossoms served as groom;
Arthur Lee Hall (Minister) Off
ciaked the HsaSrnge ceremony.
Many Of the young people parti-
ejnstedsRn fhe program. This was
a ascees4sA effort. fetal amount
reported was $l0i.24. Sponsors
weEe MS. 'BeEnice r. Wilson,
MIS-. Anne Scott. Mrs. Bernice
r. W7IsensRex. J, M Oliver. min
%ter Mrs Irma- Hill informs
US Of the passing of two very
dear friends: Mrs Eura Purson
Of Denver. Colo, and Miss Ma
lena Black Of West Point, Ark
ansas Mrs. HE and Mrs. Ella
Owens we're dinner guests Of Miss
Lydia Poe, vshs is cousin OF
Hrs. Ovens. On the sick list
are Mars. Leona Allen. Mrs. Mary
Amos SBai. Mrs. A. Harris and
Mrs. Annie N. Scales.
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Ind Baptist Church

Rev. A. Pondexter. pastor Of
Second Baptist church. has re-
turned from Louisville. Ky,
where ne attended the national
Baptist convention. He was ac-
companled By Mrs. Poindexter
and theg report an excellent
trip. EIHkEHI
We are still progressing with
all departments OF the church
working. Our young adult boos-
ters are busy with a project for
each week. The following are
our associate members: Mr.. and
MRS. Huston Gordon and Mr..
and MRS Armstrong. We are
very proud of them. An enter
tainment will be held at the
church September 81.
Louis Rawlins Is doing fine.
and Is at home after undergoing
surgery.
hrs. Ora MeCray is scheduled
for surgery this week.
hrs Allene Beasiey was called
TO the bedside OF her oldest son.
mckinley Beasley at Detroit. He
remains on the critical List at
this time.
We urge you who have young
sters who are eligible to become
Scouts. bring them to Second
Baptist church on. Tuesday. Mr.
I.edbester Is Scout Leader.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
IN Memory

i'm Memory Of Frederick Doug
b Waugh. who departed this
+ Monday, September 20, 1854
Daddy Dear. It Is as fresh as
Tit were yesterday that you
h US. We shall always cherish
your memory. Your life viii ever
be . beacon Light to Us. We shall
neyer forget your counsel as well
- your praise. May God bless
your memory.
sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Lau-
"a T. Waugh, and Minifred. Ro-
bert Sarah, Anene, Booker,
Charles and other relatives and
friends.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Scholarships
Awarded

The Union Singing Federation
gave two scholarships for the
school year of 1e57-5S. Each was
$109.5o to Miss Ruth Mae Lacey
OF Augusta who is attending AM
ssN college in Pine Blatf and
Miss Elma Barker who Is attend
ing Philander Smith college in
Little Rock. w. M. Ryland. presi-
dern. Mrs. D. B. Daniel. secre-
tary.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

had recommended denial of the
passport. but that the recommen-
dalton would be reviewed by Ro-
deric L. o'connor, chief of the
state departments bureau Of Sc
curity and Consular Affairs.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Ike Watkins


The Sunday School Of Bethel
AME church sponsored an enter
tainment honoring Miss Minerva
Gale Earls, who is attending
Shorter college as freshman.
The affair was held Monday mite
in the lunch room Of the church
with Mrs Bertha Williams serv-
ing as hostess. Among the many
nice things Miss Earle received
was a cash gift Of $S2.i5. She
registered at Shorter college last
Tuesday, at which time she was
accompanied By Mrs. Williams
and Frank Wilson, jr. Her
bert Milan also entered Shorter
college Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Emitter Watkins and children
have returned to their home In
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Kenseff

Miss M, NJ. Black, citizen of
West Point and retired teacher
Of West Point passed Tuesday
morning at Rogers hospital in
Searcy. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning at st. John
M B church of which she was
a member Rev. w. E. Jones,
pastor. delivered the eulogy.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20

Los Angeles after spending their
vacation here with her mother,
Mrs. jesse Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Drankard. Mrs. Dewey
Williams. Mrs. Toni Sheriff.. and
Linda Ramsey have returned from
their vacation In Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. A Shell. and brother,
Chris Hawkins. have gone to
Minneapolis. MINI, to visit Ed
Hubbard.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
West Rock


Betty Madden
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dillyhay
spent a four-day vacation in Star
City, recently 1. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Palmer and family, and
Mrs. Rose Butler and family mo-
tered to Basrop. La, this week.
end. Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church will celebrate the fourth
anniversary of its pastor, Rev. c.
G. johnson, October 1920.
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TALLAHASSEE-on August 80.
Circuit Court Judge W. May Wal
ker heard students appeal on
their conviction in city court for
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
PSC PantIlers
Meet Butler Il

The Philander Smith college
Panthers will tangle with Butler
college at Q: 90 p. m. Saturday.
at the Deaf school stadium, 2400
Markham. in the opening game
Of the season.
The 1957-58 Panthers show
greater proMise than any PSC
team in the past five years. and
are cunning for the championship
of the newly organized Gulf Coast
Athletic conference.
Probable starters for the Pan
theirs are:
L. E. - While Lee. Norman Han
dy or Frank James
L. T. - Manuel Willie
L. G. - Samuel Pitts
c. - Jackie Hill
r. G. - Willie Summerville
r. 7. - Frank Rowe
R. E. - Wilbert Gaines or Cur
us FOuntdlu
@. - Royce Thomas
L. H. - Harrison johnson
r. H. Worth Long or Elijah
Pitts
F. H. - Henry Berd
Alternates: Ends: Charles Park
er. william Owens. and Herman
Haynes; Tackles: Cecil Twillie.
Ebert Crawford. and John Hollo-
way; Guard Eugene johnson, Eu-
gene Rowland, Herbert Gates;
Centers: Melvin McAllistsr, Oils
Hudson, Richard Hegwood; Backs:
Robert Rinfrow, Willie Guest. Ed
die Boone, Charles Osler, Willie
TOTES. Robert Nelson, Albert Nit
chell. and Lee Armstrong.
The Panther's coach Is NJ. L.
Mike" Surnmerville.
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Each Friday at Noon is the
Deadline for School News. Please
take due notice. If your school
news is late appearing in the
State Press the reason will be
1t did not make the deadline.
Thank You.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Bus JinlcroW Law
Faces Court Test

violating Ta1lahaseee's bus RE
serve Seat Assignment Ordinances"
They were fined $500 and given
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
Mothers Treat

Mother-rennet-cus is the fash
ion today, for your wee one and the
not SO wee members of your family.
Light of texture, delicate Of favor,
it brings all the natural goodness OF
milk in a variety of flavors-vanilla,
chocolate. maple and the A refresh
ing fruit havors-orange, raspberry,
lemon and strawberry.
Alone, in combination. or gar
nished with fruit. whipped cream or
your own familys favorite topping,
rennet-eustard is the one dessert that
appeals to all.
All children pass through the mo
interest in food stage"-some at IS
months, some at or 5 yeaBs--it de-
psnGls on the child. Save the fancy
and odd shaped dishes for use at this
time. Tasty rennet-custard takes on
new interest and favor when served
from an animal-shaped dish. Qn-
teresting pottery dishes can be found
in the dime storey
treat for mother as well as baby. It's
so easy to prepare, economical and
can be made in a jiffyl
Applesauce Rennet- Custard
u cup sweetened aPplesauoe
2 cups milk (not canned)
i package lemon rennet powder
Divide applesauce among 8 dessert
dishes and 2 baby dishes. Warm milk
slowly to lukewarm, not hot Ql0'F) i.
Test drop from spoon on inside of
wrist, as you would test milk in
baby's bottle. Then remove from
heat at once. Empty package contents
into mifk-stir until dissolved-not
overe 1ne minute. Pour at once while
still liquid over applesauce. Let set
undisturbed 10 minutes until firm.
Then chill. Warm babys portion "a
room temperature before serving,
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-20
PhiIander Smith Football

1957-195s
? HOME GAMES
Sept 21-Buter College. 200 p m. II
Deaf Sehool-2400 Markham
Oct 12-Bishep College 80. 200 P. IN.
War Memorial Stadium
Oct 26-Rust College. -. 200 p. m
(Homeeomng)
War Memorial Stadium
Nov 2-Jarvis College 200 p an
War Memorial Stadium
ROAD GAMES
Sept. 2s-Dillard University. New Orleans. La.
Oct. 5-Leland College =. Baker, La
Dot. f9-Tougaloo College. jackson, Mississippi
Nov 9-Lane College. Jackson, Tennessee
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