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esquirette Club
Enterfains Friends
Az GaIo Party

The Esqurettes held thesr
fourth annual party At the Saeir-
ema Club, ss4s Fourth Av, s.
Minneapolis, on Saturday evening
January -
Tables were set up In the shape
Of a large letter Re" and In the
center OF the e. were the re-
Treatments on tables adorned with
candles.
Members were introduced by
John r. Lawrence and included
Mary Garrett. president. verda
Horn, wee president; Ro~ena
Warren. secretary: RoaaIee Pat.
terson. treasurer. Edna Shannon.
chairman OF entertainment and
Armelda V. Tarrant. reporter.
Guests enjoying a delightful
evening were the Messrs. and
Mines. Richard Garcia. Leroy
Riess, Nathaniel Walker, Isaac
Hubbard. John Lawrence, Royal
Gooden. David Williams, Thomas
Clemons. William Payne. DAVID
Leonard, Alfred Barnes. Leroy
Jerrieks. Altonza Hayes. Irwin
Williams, Raymond Lotus. Alex
Eason. Plouis Moore. James
Greer. Lemuel Banks, Henry
Moore, Winston Turner. william
Barnes. James Hughes. Leroy
Bell. r. r. Cameron. Alex Jordan
Jessie Miller. Leon Wallace.
And the MessrS and Mines
William Warren. Tony MAKingo
A, J. Clark Jr. Kenneth Edwards.
the Mines. Dorothy Britt, BeulSh
Mason. Virginia Johnson, Helen
Cartwright, Jerry sisson, Auzie
Dial. Miss %. Patricia Black. Or
George r. West. the Mesars Reu-
ben Hargrave, John Burrell. Ray
mond Slsson. Daibert Crushshon
William Harris. Lawrence Shan
non. John ArmstrAng, Robert Pat
terson and Fred Vaughn.
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So. Puul MAASP
lnsfulls Officers
Az Dinner Meet

The So Paul Branch OF the Ma.
tionai Association for tho Ad-
vanrrmen, Of Calored People met
Sunday, January 20, q, the ST
CfOtS Valley Country Club. osee.
ola. VIA
A complete dinner was served
proceeding the business session,
Newly elected officers for 1887
were installed a. follows, Frank
NJ Smith. president; Richard Fox.
frat vice president. Donald Lswis
second vice president. Leonard H.
Carter. treasurer: Carl I. wes-
choke. secretary
Beard of directors, Mrs, Mabel
Harris, Rev DENIAL A. Carly. Rev,
Floyd Massey Jr,, Rev Neeley
Williams ], Nathaniel Smith. Mrs
Reatnoe Boyd. Mrs. Addie c, Few.
Mlss Ruth Manning. Robert hell.
John Culver, Frank Boyd. Arthur
stsrnberg Charles Doty. Mr~, Al.
lie Mae Hampton and Robert NJ
Patterson
COMMITTEES chairmen installed
included Leonard w. Carter, mem.
bcrship, J, Nathaniel Smith. FIN.
ance: John U. Einngpr commun.
lty coordination. John Culver. pub.
betty, Robert Bell. legal redress !
Richard Fox, labor and industry,
Miss Mary Tolivcr, educa,ion
Mrs Mildred Elliot. entertain.
mcnt. Mrs. Beatrice Boyd. youth
work. Carl l.. we.chcke, housing
Donald Lewis. veterans affairs and
Rev Medley Williams. church work.
The installation service was con.
Quoted by William shovel state
representative.
The guest speaker for tho day
was Richard " syke. % Mime,
apoia, assistant minister OF the
Frs, Unitarian society OF Mime.
spofs His subject was Moral As
poets Of Segregated Housing"
Colorcd slides taken by Mr. and
Mrs u " Riddsr Of famous
European Cathedrals were shown
by Mr., and MIR. Schneider OF the
st. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch.
J. Nathaniel Smith was master
~ ceremonies
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CYNTHIA eosyER Is NTW
MEAD o. RGoRoARtixED
n n. MQ0NR clun

The rcCeatly reorganiaed ID ~
Moore club 81 St James AME
church held It's election Of officers
Sunday. January 20. at tho home
% Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Foater,
sr. 1855 shcrbarne Av
The following were duly elected;
Cynthia Foster, president; Nancy
Alien, vice president; MaEdaiens
oliver, SECRETARY; Crystal Burgess,
assistant secretary. Nelson E. Hal.
enger sr. treasurer. Virginia
Duke, historian,
tho president appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen; Pro-
gram. Ciartnda Gov. Sunshine,
Gladys Williams, Publicity. Allie
Baisngsr and Membership. uaynell
Ponder.
Two projects have already been
launched which will occur In Feh-
ruary and March,
Following business social
hour and delicious lunch were
enjoyed,
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Monday for Chicago for q few
days visit with his s,epmothsr be-
fore returning home, He 10 em-
pioyed In the Omaha acne OF Cen
sral Motors Corp
E.qsircttca To Meet, TIE rs
Qulrrttes viii hold their regular
meeting Sunday. January ~ at
the home OF Miss Armelia v. Tar
rant, 72ol FNrh Az =. MtnneApo-
his An members are urged TO at.
tend.
Visiting Mothcrs Mrs, Arthur
Haynes OF Charleston. w. Va. ar
rived in the city Monday, Janu-
AIRY ~ 10 DO with her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Mowa,t ot TO sherburns
Az. who In N and ho~pi,atiEed,
Gueati Mrs. DIVA shepherd. 7po
-. Anthony Az. had as her guest
on Friday afternoon, January Is.
Mrs. Ella Mae Shelton.
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ot people enly migrated
hrourhoo, wyoming Oklahoma oreSsa Washington
state. Indiana Illinois. Michigan Colorado
Arizona Mississippi Nerth Carolina ss1th Carolina Maryland
Washington ID G. Pennsylvania and New IOTk
know many plans the future were stirring around
inside the heads easmae. that graduation nigh, in 1881
plans had made when sun pEta had decided
that going New York and Sc, the literary world its
The half ambition realized Whether
second will about matter for considerable speculation
Maybe those finally
attain and fortune the eighty That 81
make q, At the rate going viii take just about
that long
Eight years l l Rig CITY The
end depression st evidence had dollar
ny purse pavement
but glad to have achieved goal that tho ha state OF
worry dollar further
those than this of tho baoung buck one could
sustaining meal OF mock ooiar and Father
pne Heaven on 10th ST. The arrangement fine for the less
financially solvent members Of the Harlem Fourth Estate and
theatrical crowd OF had to until the
and then duck into Heaven from an adjoining doorway To be caught
going coming equivalent announcing you
days ITS Disgrace be broke New York ITS
Just a disgrace to BE- caught being broke
arrangement day when
several of SAnahed for no, showing when
swept dining pro,
perry ushered short order and told
be in Heaven again Hot dogs nickel and
a frightened
bit After became regularly employed months could
look a, a frankfurtsr without ytPpinG' "how-~ow"
recall occasion when got extra" OF
qhckie string budget made
picture a
wandering trying patty
cake with show role
nlm the pockstbook
walked off the
When shooting day paid
un Mother bbards
back 10 Harlem became 8. nenued a, this na indrny he let the
director the for all started and
few all
could put that action into the picture would have been the
greatest thing since the chariot In Ben Hur"
During the when duking rae lAndades and
banshed from Heaven the majority Central high class
quietly
indicates lived quietly properly
the Twin Cities when Minneapolis place Of abode
Of unlsas what rsOsng against and The
why important The only have that took
long to find Oh, why always kicking up heels
1891 We
days when the world and the future looked hopeful
didn't then about hydrogen bombs gIb conflict
made the plans
You married family had did the things that
supposed people
AREN'T supposed 10 DO.
O ms W. o be
able 20 bring philosophy order living necessarily
complicated philosophy
look back the because the future become
chrunoogcaly years
accomplished acknowledged
thing
believe " appreciate
day without cgrettng the past anticipating the
suddenly
bring live the future nothing
. present day bring
II learn to live sarh day The best that real
performing miracle hours Worry recss
and able TO enthusiasm spirit
Maybe that isn't much OF philosophy after t~snyaH
tsfg1siy
wen and proud Of thought something
that gives a my creAking Join;a
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sent were the Mines. Ruth Nc.
Query. Christine johnson. Doro-
thy Mills, Inca Clark. Mae Ed
wards, Beulah Flowers. Sue Cor
don and Miss RowenA Warren
Mrs. Vera Wilson and Mrs. Jose
phine oden were invited, but un-
able to attend
HosPItaliEcd: Mrs. Sarah Pratt.
his Bryant Av. N, Is q patient in
Minneapolis General hospital. Mrs,
Pratt suffered a heart attack on
January and was rushed 20 the
hospital She is slowly improving
Her son, Gene OF Cleveland O.. ar.
rived In the city 10 be al his
mothers bedside.
Improving: William tRinyl
Whitestde Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William whiteside Sr-, OF $500
Third Av s, patient in Swedish
hospital for the past week. Is re
ported greatly improved and Is
expected home this weekend
Undergoes surgery; Russell p
Jackson. Toi Ellwood Av. N. who
Is a patient in Mt. Sinai hospital
underwent major surgery on Tues
day. January n The operation
has been reported q success and
his condition Is good. The hospital
Is asking for blood donors and the
family would appreciate his
friends who are willing TO donate
blood. IL they will contact the
Minneapolis War Memorial Blood
Bank, 2304 Park Az. Tor an Gp-
pointment.
Back HONE: Mrs Earl Brent
4429 Fourth Az. s.. returned
home Wednesday. January i6,
fro a four weeks vacation spent
in the East visiting relatives and
friends, She was accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Jor-
dan Of Chicago. Their itinerary In
cluded Washington. ID. C.. where
they were guests Of Mrs. Brent's
brother and wife, DR.. and Mrs, w.
J. Pinkard and in Piainfield, N. J
where they visited their brother
and Sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs
A. Ross Brent They visited
friends in New York City and
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Barbour at Lee Hall.
Va, Mrs. Barbour Is the former
Elizabeth childs OF St Paul. They
enjoyed sightseeing tours. shop
ping trips. hIncheons. dinners and
many other social courtesies dur
ing their visit. On the return trip.
Mrs, Brent spent q few days In
Chicago visiting with her sdster-in-
law and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
John Jordan.
Injuries Ankie In FALL Mrs
Louva Marie Turner. 633 Enwood
Av. NJ. slipped on the Ice on her
front steps on Monday morning.
January Il. fell and sprained her
left anltie Mrs. Turner N not able
10 walk on her foot without the
aid Of a crutch.
Condition Remains SERIOUS:
Harry l. Scott. 333s Fourth Az.
s, Minneapolis attorney, remains
in a serious condition In FairvieW
hospital where he has been q pa.
tent for the past ten days
Booker T. wAshlngtOu Study
Club: The Booker r Washington
Study Club win hold its first
meeting Of the new year on Feb
ruary 7, a, the home Of Mrs. Elmer
Smith, 35Ie Smelling Az.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings 20 Mr.. and Ms. Charles
Cochrane Of ta2o Flrh Az s. who
viii observe their sixth wedding
anniversary on Sunday. January
n.
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ming was the filming OF the entire
group by Mr.. wilkerson.
Family Guest: Mrs. Henry b.
Delany Of Mt. Vernon. n. Y. ar
rived In the city Monday evening.
January 81 and is the guest OF her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs OBJ.
Williams, 4445 First Av. s. Mrs.
Delany. a former metropolitan.
is the executive director OF the
Riverside Children's Association of
New York City. The association
is celebrating its l2Oth anniver-
sary this year and Is one Of the
oldest child care agencies in the
United States.
Visitor From Iowa: Mrs. r. II.
Bell OF Waterloo, Ia, arrived Sat-
urday for an indefinite visit and Is
the guest Of Mrs. Matte Boyd Of
sos Clinton Av.
House Guests; Harry Pauley OF
Chicago, Ill. returned home last
week after a week spent in the
city visiting his mother. Mrs. Ida
Pauley Of 1924 N. Washington Av..
and other relatives. During his WIS.,
II, Mrs. Pauley was very pleasant
ly surprised with another Chicago
guest. Mrs. Marie Han who ar
rived on Saturday, January II and
was also her guest for a week
Mrs. Hall left by plane Sunday
Honored At Going Away Party:
Mrs. Geraldine SLsson. 1929 Port
land Av, left Monday, January
81, TO visit relatives and friends In
Washington. d. C.. Columbus o..
and Chicago, III. On Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Auzie Dial 1892 Gin
ton Av.. honored Mrs. Sisson with
a going away party. at which time
she received beautiful gifts. Pre-
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Social and Personal
nes Moines Visitor: NJ,
Y ST. PAUL u

Des Moines Visitor Mr. aud Mrs orion Shelton AZ Lyle
Az had their guest for three days Dale Ford Of Des
Moines la who arrived saturday January L. He enter
tanned by Miss Mary Moten at informal party Cards and
lunch served the evening enjoyed Mr. and Mrs
shelton also entertained in honor Of their guest Mr. Ford left
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When q man forKsta himself, b.
usually does something that every.
one else remembers -- Changing
Times
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Entertain Husbands Members of the Booker Washing
ton Study Club entertained husbands their holiday
party held Saturday January II the home Mr. and Mrs
Clifford WIkerson 4347 Fourth Av. s complete turkey
dinner with all the trimmings served Members exchanged
gifts and each guest given gift highght of the
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the roster Of the Central graduation CLASSES Of 1891
The twenty-nfth anniversary reunion of the
classes OF 1881 held at tho Hotel RAdisson last
May although the roster OF names 10 just being
mailed to the graduates. The reunion COMMITTEES
did tremendous Job In compiling the roster.
There are ts7 names on the roster. The com.
mttse able TO locate SIS people cut OF tho ts7
on the hat Behind l02 names was the notation;
mo Information" Fifteen Of the tsT deceased
This left $40 people alive and accounted for.
The naoat Intrrwmtiue fart 1o u,n Mas that
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You cant fosl all ths people,
all th. tInpe--s9ass Of them are
fooliaK you Maurice settler.
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Sign on q cAnary'a cage In . pet
shop "For Bals Chsepi'
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WAY
- BY neil D0Ds0n RUSSELL e

New York Gtyr will years this month that
graduated CentrL High School Minneapolis had
mail
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
Obituary

Frederick York vas born at
townsville. Arkansas. August 70.
1883 and was a son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry York. He completed
his high school education at War
ren, and later attended Arkansas
Baptist college.
August Q. 1928. he was married
10 Miss Beatrice Smith and TO
this union several children were
born. He vas a faithful member
and trustee of Mt. Zion Baptist
church and was associated with
several other departments Of the
church. He departed this Life
March 10. 1857. Mrs. York and
family are grateful for the many
expressions Of kindnesses shown
them during their recent breaye-
ment. by their friend and neigh
bors.
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Malvern

A planned literature program
has been started In the Malvern
elementary sdoool The children
have a rich literary heritage
which they need. and are entill-
ed 10 for entertainment and en-
joyment. for the insishts which
it gives them about their culture
and their world and for the
ideals and spiritual values found
In literature.
Literature l. being given wide
spread recognition for its i'm
portance in child development.
This program Is specifically de-
signed to bring children in direct
contact with their literary heri-
tage.
Three days . week are being
given 70 basic reading. two days
TO literature. Regularly scheduled
periods are provided. Materials
used in the program comprises
a balance Of the old and the new
of prose and pottery. and Of var
ious types of ehildren's literature
animal tales. everyday adven-
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Newport

Mrs. Nevada Sanders. teacher
at Wheatley Central elementary
school. and cousin Of Mrs Grit
lin, u weekend guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Win Griffin. Also Wis
iting them Is Louis Jackson. prinr
eipal Of Moro hi school. who al
so visited the Craft family. .Mra
Sadie Hughes IL a shut-in- +. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson motored
to Memphis last Sunday. Rev.
l. T. Williams pastor Of St. Paul
AME church. spoke at the chapel
exercises last Monday. His sub
jeet TO the students: You Are On
Your Own" -. Mrs. Leatrice
Rowe and Mrs. Earnestine Hat
ehett motored to Jonesboro. Sat-
urday. The anniversary pro-
gram honoring Rev. 7. w. Bar
mes Attn year.was a success. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Moaey.
Miss Aosley. and Lee Hombers-
er, spent a few days in Hot
Springs. wsymund Allen Mays
celebrated his sixth birthday last
week. He received many gifts. :.
The jackson county teachers
met at Blacksville Thursday mite.
They were served a delicious re-
past by the teachera
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
Lille Rockian
To New Post

Ara Victoria c. Hargon has
been named Health and Welfare
Service director of the Cincinnati
ii Urban League. according 10
an announcement by Joseph A
Hall. executive director.
Mrs. Hargon, a native Of Lit
tie Rock where she formerly
taught school has been active in
the Urban League at Pittsburgh.
and served as a community ser
vice secretary for the Urban
League Of White Plains. n. T.
She is a member Of the National
Association of Social Workers
and Association for study OF
Community Organization. and Ma
tional Education association.
In her new assignment. Mrs.
Hargon will direct. promote and
coordinate the community organi-
zation and planning activities Of
the League. which covers the
broad fields of health. housing
recreation. education and neigh
borhood changes. The Urban Lea
que is a United Appeal Agency.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
Early Vote Sought on ii
Civil Rights, Measures

the committee nigh 1t least be-
amendments proposed by Erwin
and others.
Al the Judiciary Subcommittee
meeting last Tuesday. Erwin Or
fered a half dozen amendments
All Of them failed of adoption. IN
GLIDING one TO provide for jury
trials In contempt eases growing
out Of civil rights enforcement.
Erwin. a leader Of the SOUTH
ern opposition. has been hammer
ing away at a contention that the
administration legislation pro-
videa for what he called govern
ment by Injunction" lie also says
il would deprive citizens Of their
constitutional right 70 trial by
jury.
While Erwin said he thanks OPP
ponents have made Roadway with
this argument. Knowland said he
didn't believe administration
forces would have 20 accept a
Jury trial amendment TO get the
bill through congress-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29

u Of San Francisco are visiting
her father. l. ]. Nelson 81 z. &
3. street u s Psrr. jr. OF
Little Rock. visited New Bethel
Sunday. Mrs. @. II. Henry also
visited New Bethel last Sunday.
:. Please leave news Al Small
Town Beauty Shop on Hill street.
Mrs. Jimmie L. Hill. proprietor.
:. Mrs Theresa Clark motored
70 Shreveport. La. last week for
consultation with an eye specia-
list. She was accompanied by
IRA A I. Murphy. Mrs. Her.
FAY Rodgers and Jesse Daniel
Joe Ellis Hall. son Of the late
West Hall. and son-in-law Of Mrs
B. L. Redmond. was nominated
for constable at Ypsilanti Town
ship. Mich. in a recent primary
election. The usher board Of
Firsa Baptist shureh will present
its annual program Sunday. L. @.
Roland. president. Rev. 7. P.
Johnson. pastor. The Knights
Of Pythian and the Court Of calan
thes held their annual Thanks
giving service Sunday at New
Bethel church. Rev. L. d. Cham
pion was the speaker. F. Brow
ME Troupe No. 81 had a lookout
last Saturday at Mattoeks Park
from 0 tor II a. m. Their menu
consisted Of beacon. eggs. toast.
milk. Jelly and oranges Partiei-
pating members were Carolyn
Cobb Geneva Marks. Linda Mos
ley. Esther Louise Ford. Bessie
Ruth Hall. Lue Helen Evans.
Earline Moody. Visitors and fu-
ture Brownies were Patsy M.
Blunt Arma Jean Williams. Lille
Fay Sheppard Shirley Sheppard.
and Willie Jean Moody. clau-
dine Williams. Dorothy Jean
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w. ID. MesIey

w. ID. Mesiey
Washington hi annual Book
Fair was held last week. AL
schools attended. As well - pa
irons ana citizens. w. 7. Rey-
nolds. mathematics instructor at
Washington hi. IL the recipient of
the Shell Merit Fellowship at
Stanford university California
for the summer of 1857. plus
$500 expense money. Mr.. Rey-
nolds won over 500 other appli-
eants. Mrs. Agnes Hayes re-
mains on the critical list at the
hospital. Final rites for Mrs.
Rosie Modieca were held last
week at ST. vestal church. with
Rev. v. d. Adams officiating. :.
Mrs. r. D. Riley Of Dallas. Tex.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs 4
L. Riley Ford and family. Z.
Mrs Lenora Nelson Hill and famt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
DerrIloit

A birthday party was given
for little John Smith. jr,. At the
home Of Mrs. Mary J. Watkins
on North Hard street ThoSs en-
joying the affair we're Cleric
Keys. Charlie Mae Jones. Mary
Sue Davis, charolette Brown. Ju-
dith Williams Bessie Mae Jones'
Irene Jones. chionia Martin Blu
lah Miller James Miller and Al
bert Dunn. Mrs. Z. X. John
son Brown was called to cinein-
natl. o., on account Of the death
of her brother Josiah johnson.
Their many friends extend SYM
pathy to the family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29

gin consideration of some OF the
senator Knowland lR caiiD
predicted passage Of civil rights
legislation at the present session
The measure is up for consid-
Grafton at a closed meeting Of the
Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES call
ed for this week. 4 Judiciary
subcommittee approved II last
Tuesday by = "a vote.
Kno.land. the Senate Repubn-
can leader. told neWsnen he
hoped that the full eommitbee
would act On the bill this week
and that the legislation might be
brought up for debate in the
Senate before an Easter recess
late next month
However, Judiciary Committee
members on both sides of the
civil rights fight said they saw no
prospect Of any final action At
the groups meeting this week.
Senator Watkins (R.. Utah. one
Of the chief sponsors Of the adj
ministration bill. nid he hoped
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
Noril,side Council
Votes 10 Annex
6IelIview 10 City

A ..uaniunos1z vote az the North
, 80. ~ .;,v council, Monday
-. $500, 1,aov,.. subaivi.
80 - a.. s.,v ,,,nl,. ~ that
80. <s,..s,... !. .,haivislon
w - M.eanns,, eont.inins
a. - 80 ,.aa w,sh n, home-
.,,-s,. A. No. ocr,p.n-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
National Beauty
Week Observed

The Arkansas Beauticians As
ISOLATION will celebrate National
Beauty week April 1T. The
state president Idell stelle Il ask
ing all Beauty Shop operators to
do something for national beauty
week paint up. and fix up.
Give some needy one q hair style
The Arkansas Beauty assoeia-
ton and friends of Mrs. Austine
Williams will honor her Sunday
with a reception at the House Of
Beauty, which Is the beginning Of
the National Beauty week eele-
bration.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29
wessoIl

Mrs d. ,. Leggins
Mr.. and Mrs. Linis McDuffie OF
n Dorado. Mrs Perneila Massey
and children were guests Of Mr..
A. ". Loesins iaa week. X.
s. Kilsore visited his cousin. Mrs.
Rachel Hawthorne at Lille. La.
last Sunday. Eddie B. Log
gins. . student Of AM&N college.
spent laat weekend with his par
ents. Mrs. ALI Hendrix spent
last week II the bedside Of her
brother. John II. Boone. MrA
Lucy Mae Miles. also visited John
n. Boone.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-03-29

Page and Windy Henderson were
absent Saturday. but sold Girl
scout cookies n the amount O.
So. 20. Dorothy Jean Page was
crowned queen Of the club for
selling the largest number of I
cent votes in Juelett how drive
few weeks ago. Mrs. Jimmie
Gambler. leader. Mrs. Lillian Sing
Teton, assisting leader.