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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13
Here and There

Visiting relatives in the city Mr.. and Mrs Dan Will
liams and Miss Bettye Richardson of Oakland, Calf Mrs
Williams and Betty the daughters of Mrs Helen Richard
son. 81 Pasadena Drive After spending II days here they
returned Wednesday to Oakland.
Won't you be present Robinson Auditorium for the
grand Opening OF the Rock of Charity organization up
worthy charities by the people for the people, giving It's
helping hand the poor and goodwill to all mankind? VIII
you please there? furnished by bands cho of
the state.
Johnnie Williams returned Los Angeles. Calf, Wednes-
day after spending short vacation with his mother relatives
and friends
Mrs. S. B. Conway. 1923 South Cedar has returned
home after visiting her sister and brothernaw Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Mills of Kansas City for her birthday Mrs Con-
way enjoyed sightseeing trip of the New c. and show
the beautiful open Star Light theatre "Show Boat was
well worth the time there and then Mr.. and Mrs
Donald McInore and mother Mrs Nelson entertained the
party with barbecue supper at the beautiful Bryants house
of fine barbecue She served delicious wild game
dinner buffet style by the hostess Mrs HILL former Katheryn
Of this city Mr. Mills and guest of honor went for
way the recipient of many beautiful gifts and many
other conrtesies.
Little Miss Beverly Jane Taylor has returned to her home
in Chicago after extended vacation with her grand parents
Mr. Mrs Harris of 1409 Pulaski Beverly spent part
camp Cearor She visited and interviewed
radio station KOKY She Entertained party of friends
before departing for home She is the daughter of Mrs Cath
rhe Harris Taylor formerly of LR who is Lab Tecncan
of the University of Chicago
Mrs G. Cleveland 1116 West 18th street. has return
ed home after spending with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd viii
of Ottawa Kansas. The Wilson's the parents of
daughter Lloyd Marion, who arrived August H. Mrs Wilson,
the daughter of Mrs Cleveland Is the former Marion Cuns
of Little Rock Little Victoria Harris also had her welcome
mat for her grandmother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

ther has set before me. / trust In
him and know he WIN lead me in
ways that are filled with blessing.
We seek and find newnss in all
things, as our minds become filled
with constructive ideas our mode
Of living takes OH freshness and
we are lifted into a higher spiri-
tual mood than ever before, each
day brings fresher blessings
Brother President, Members Of
the Incorporated singing union.
friends and visitors. l had rather
not address you as friends because
the word friends does not fully
express my meanings at this par
ticular time. l had rather address
you as Brothers and Sisters who
may our Father who art in
Heaven, when I remember this is
our Fathers world realize there
Is nothing to fear.
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Notice

In pulaaxi Probate Court
IN The Matter OF The Estate OF
William Harrison Smith, Jr, De
ceased
Notice Of Appointments Of Admin~
Istrator
Last known address of decedenf:
Little Rock, Arkansas
Date Of death. .
December 26, 1856
The undersigned was appointed
Administrator OF the Estate Ct
the above-named decedent on tn
18th day Of February. 1857.
Al persons having ~ inns -
eainst the Estate must exhihff
them. duly verified. TO the UNDER
signed within SIX months fron
the date OF the first publieaf1on
Of this notice, or they shall for
ever b barred and preck1ded
from any benefits IN the Estate.
This notice first published tn
18th day of September 1857.
William Harrison Smith
Administrator
2104 Park Avenue
Little Rock, Arkansas
Harold q Anderson
Attorney for Estate
Hs4S-GN-4ts1W4 -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13
Local Girl Gels
Scholarship

Twelve high school graduates
were announced this week an reel
pients Of Delta Sigma Theta So
rority's national college scholar
ships for the le57-58 school year.
The scholarships range from 500
to $500.
Representing all sections of the
country, the twelve young women
viii pursue college courses in
chemistry, biology. advanced
mathematics. music education.
public school teaching. physical
therapy, personnel administration
and education of the deaf.
Among the scholarship winners
and the school to which she viii
70 Ia Francs Wright Whaley. Of
Little Rock, to the University Of
Michigan.
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Iggers Joins
DU Faculty

Dr. George Iggers and his fami-
ly have moved from Little Rock
to New Orleans where DR.. Iggers
will be on the faculty of billiard
University. They have just spent
a year in Fayetteville. where both
DR.. Iggers and Mrs. Iggers serv-
ed on the faculty of the Univer-
sity Of Arkansas and previously
at Philander Smith college. IN
the seven years they have spent
in Arkansaa both have been lead
ers in a variety of community
activities in behalf of civil rights.
Both members Of the Little Rock
NAACP. DR.. Iggers served as
chairman Of the executive COM
mittee for an extended period and
was one Of its most active and
effective members. Both have al
so maintained a record OF active
productive scholarship and COM
pleted research in their fields Of
study.
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AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Lincoln Elementary PTA will meet Wednesday p.
at the school, parents asked be present and
time N. p Marshall principal Mrs 3. Handy president
The Usher union will be held Sunday at 3: p m at
pgram Rest Scott, Rev. VIM. Terry pastor c. H Brown,
president, Mrs. B. Handy, reporter
The Greater Little Rock Quartet union monthly pro-
gram will be held Sunday 2:30 m. Mt Vernon Bap-
fist church. street. Rev. s. M Nixon pastor Col
lie Bynum, president, Mrs CeIlmie Jones, reporter
The Library 808 East 18th, will be open from p m,
until p m, Monday thru Friday, Mrs c. JONES' librarian
The Loving Sisters anniversary will begin Wed 18 %
at Mt Vernon Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Groom of New Orleans, La were
all the trimming home of Mr. and Mrs Hamp Halter
entertained day with barbecue chicken party with
1922 Cypress street. twenty-five guests present Every
reported most enjoyable time the Crooms left for
home Tuesday.
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With The Clubs.

The Hanger Hill family circle club held its monthly
gust meeting the lovely residence of Mrs A Thomas 1901
Hanger St with Mrs Ora l. King and Mrs Tyler POSSESSES
Devotion led by Mrs Allen Mrs Tyler the acting
secretary in the absence of Mrs Zger who attending
other activities in the city Mrs Sargant president led
derfu discussion Abenefit program postponed until the
meeting lnstalment of officers and other points of
will be in September meeting We glad to
have Mrs Alexander in meeting after trip out of the city
Refreshments served the lawn following the meeting
We also wish speedy recovery for those sick list
Mrs. Ora L. King, reporter.
The Magnolia Charity and Art association unit no.
held its monthly meeting September Bird at the home of Mr.
Mrs Fred Phillips Oil Hazel The second vice pres
dent Mrs Estella Rollins charge The brew business
session disclosed that the agents good Twenty
six members present and four visitors from unit
included the president of the unit Mrs Ethel Adams The
hostess and cohostesses served delicious chicken dinner
The meeting will be October LIST the home of Mrs. EN-
McEroy 1904 Hanger etree fzs Waste Mosey reporter
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WARNING ORDER

State or Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
IN The Pulaski Chancery Cmzsz
Geraldine Mallett Packer VIII
banks. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 108469
Robert Paul WHbanks, Jr, Defen-
danet
The Defendant Robert Paul VIII
banks. Jr. is wrnad to appear
in this court within thirty days
and answer tie complaint Of the
plaintiff. Geraldine Mallett Pack
er Wilbanks
Dated: September 0, 1857 .
John B. Gulley !
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John LardDer
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chaneery Clerk
By Helen Edwards ID. c.
9:13-20-27;i0:4 At.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

Every well dressed pantry shelf includes royal purple
the color OF grapes of course and the time
winters supply of delicious JAM Here's the
Grape Jam
Yield. about 10 medium glasses t6h lbs. jam)
cups prepared fruit (about lbs. ripe grapes)
IN cups (3N lbs) sugar
box powdered fruit pecin
First prepare Slip skins from about pounds fully
ripe Concord other oose-snned grapes Add cup
pulp bring to boil and simmer covered minutes Sieve
the seeds Chop grind skins and add pulp
into very large saucepan.
Then make the Measure aside Add powdered
fruit pectn to fruit in Place high heat
and stir until mixture hard boil stir sugar
Bring to full rolling boil and boil minute stirring
santy Remove from heat and skim off foam with metal
Then stir and skim by turns for slightly
floating fruit Lade quickly into glasses Cover at with
u inch hot parafin.
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Singing Union
Report


Mrs. u. III. DAVIS
And he has put new song in
my mouth. even praises unto our
God. Many shall see and fear and
trust in the Lord and begin all
things anew.
l see my usual activities in a
new and better way Of accom-
plishment what lies before me. I
am SO inspired and refreshed. the
task l have performed many times
before, has taken on new and
deeper meaning realizing I do
them to the glory Of God
l leave behind the experience Of
the past and turn toward the new
and productive ones that the Fa-
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Notices.:
WARNING ORDER


State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS.
IN The Pulaski Chancery Court
Benjamin Richard CANNED. Pls4n--
tiff
vs.. No. 10847T
Billie CANNED, Defendant
The Defendant. Billie GammeI -
warned to appear In tins cUurt
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Benjamin Richard CANNED
Dated: September 10, 1851
John B. Gulley. /
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn Z. Walther
attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Hen Edwards, ID. G.
0.1a-20-27;10:4 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

Bro. Pres, you have shown
yourself workman that need not
be ashamed, your years Of service
your hardships and yaur Difficult
ties. Failures and successes, cannot
be measured in gifts Of material
value. II is the Lord that knows
you have done your best and he
viii award you accordingly We
believe you to be a christian, in
you we have the highest express
sion of manhood.
We cannot find words to ex-
press to you our Graditudes for
the very fine way you have serv-
ed as our leader with this little
token we are expressing to you
our loyalty and friendship and
our love to you as followers. We
know we cannot pay you but
please accept this small token as
a symbol of our appreciation to
you. We know whe1 life is done
you will receive reward Possibly
the crown OF Life and Joy ever
lasting.
Ny report is a follows: Money
,-aIzax @xs~.. @bxsrchac.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

September = Federal Judge
Davies denied the school Boards
request for temporary suspen-
son Of the integration plan and
ordered Central high lltsss ala
Monday.
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violence to which he had alluded.
Hughsie Smith. Hazen
Grand Trustees
Rev. Norman II. MoGlll. Fort
Smith
District Presidents
Mrs. Viola Robinson. Mariana
Mrs. Alberta Jones. Stephens
Mrs Willie M. Woods. Crossett
Mrs. Shirley Inghram. Texarkana
Mrs. Roberta Childress. osceola
MrsL N. Dwell. Danville
Mrs. Leola WEIGH. Aitheimer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

NEWLYWEDs FETED--August a. Robin
son Hall at First Baptist church, 7th and
Gaines street, was the scene of a reception
sponsored by a group of members honoring
Rev and Mrs. g. w Graves. Mrs. S. OThomp-
son was general chairman, and Mrs Mollie
Vault served as eo-ehairman. Seasonable flow
ers augmented the green and white color
scheme which decorated the interior of the
hall, forming background. for the honored
couple and the hosts. In the above foto are
the following persons who formed the receiv-
ing line: Mines. R. A Glaseo, NJ B. Vault, E.
L. Hampton, Rhoda staekhouse. SiG.ley N,.-g.i.
(5ro.he. O lie I..dsl: Re- and Ne. C.erc9.
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AROUND PINE BLUFF

by {. A. looks Lena B. James JE 4-2227
Mrs Labb of Las Vegas New and four of her chill
ren have guests of the Theodore Carsodys the
past three weeks.
E. A. TooSes attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs Div
emla Carlisle, in Oakland Cal, and has just received
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

Mrs. Leah G. PeaEe. Is the new
Grand Seeretary-Treasurer of the
Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Peake
now fills the vacancy created by
the death of Mrs. Il. L. Porter,
who passed December. 1855. A list
Of officers was published last
week, and the following are the
names of officers who did not ap-
pear on Last weeks list: Grand
Matron Emeritss- Mrs. Parthenia
Gipson;
Adah - Mrs. Ann Smith. Hot
Springs ~
Ruth = Mra Z. Z. Powell. Eudora
Esther = Mrs. Minnie House, No.
Little Rock
Martha = Mrs. Jimmie Lee Per-
kins. McGhee
A. Warder - Mrs. Viola Johnson.
Tie Plant
A. Sentinel = Preston Thompson,
Little Rock
G. Lecturer Mra Mozella Crit
tenden, Wrightsville
G. Chorister - Mrs. Minnie Shum-
pert, Pine Bluff
G. Poetess - Mrs. Bertha Benson,
Taylor
G. Historian Mrs. Elvue Mat
thewa Wabbaseka
G. Marshall In The East - MrA
Willie Young. Mariana
C. Marshall i the West - Hrs.
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St. Ruth 1e4.ei
New Hope 1883
Pilgram Vally case
Total received from
churches -
s1.62s.1l
Board Dues collected ! $500
Charity eT.37
Paid to Sect. $500
Total $i,775.4s
Leace In Treasure : 5i.45
Brother. r. ]. Carnen, Pres.
! Sis. E. Fl. Davis. Sect.
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man. what his station in life and matter how
good his wife bees occasionally aunt his
with soul uninsped
that he doesn't relish tossed green salad. q
Here sA hearty salad that will add full eaor
be served accessory steak full course dinner.
Takes few whip up. And here's home style
French dressing that will give the salad Ideal
hnaton for hungry for that matter busy housewife
ager The salad dressing easily made using
Reamon-the juice Of fresh lemons awayead convenient
bottle '...
/ diced
| smaN ion y
! ~
J canned diced RsoLemon French DRESSING
pes
nv tents mixw ondp pour over no sol
REALENdoN FRENCH
"A cue Rsolem table
"a oil u soh
"a teaspoon papnka
In ior combine oil ingredients shaks wen salad
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Mesdames Whitlow. Thompson, Nichols and
Rev. A. Roland Smith, pastor.
AT the white-decorated table, Mesdames
Geo. L. Conway, V f. McMurry and B. Young,
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Ollie
Hegwood, Mrs Frances Wilson, Mrs. Dave
Mosley and Miss Zerita Tate. Mrs. Virgil
Preyer and Mrs T. B. Robinson were in
charge of the gifts Miss Solo Caruthers was
hostess to those who furnished music for the
occasion. Mrs. C. Q. Anderson was in charge
of the brides book
Before her recent marriage. Mrs. Graves
YES Miss Gwendolyn Luster. 1904 Commerce
erect. -foto by Dayy
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Step.

Confined from page onel
violence to which he had alluded.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Readers Make YuIetide
Merry for Five Children

gift Of an ll-year-old girl,
daughter of q Washington area
dentist, who had ridden it only
twice and wanted Sharon to
have it.
Among the other calls was
one from Boy Scout Troop 702
of Takoma Park. Md. which
offered to buy a new bike for
Sharon.
Fourteen employees Of the
Navy's Bureau of Ships raised
$40 in two hours today to buy
the Chandler family a Christ
mas dinner, complete with tur-
key and trimmings.
The total response was so
great that, once it became clear
the Chambers were well taken
care of. The Star suggested
donors turn their gifts over to
the Salvation Army or other
welfare agencies, to be dis
tributed to other families in
need.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Two to Become
Episcopal Priests

Two deacons Of the Episco.
pal church. the Revs. Robert
J. Boyd. IT,. and John Miles
win be ordained as priests oi
the. church tomorrow.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Bishop Of Washington. will off,
ciate at the ordination service
at 10 am. in Trinity Episco-
pal Church. zoos Piney Branch
road NV.
The Rev. w. Russell Bowie
professor Of homiletics at the
Virginia Theological Seminary
will preach.
Mr.. Boyd, a graduate OF
st. Albans School and the
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond. Is now serving a:
chaplain at the Trinity-Pawl-
ing School. Pawling. N. w.
: Mr.. Miles. a graduate Of Illi-
nois State Normal University
and the General Theological
Seminary, New York, is now as
sistant at Trinity Church.
Both men will continue In
their present assignments.
uled for adoption today were
TO go TO one family.
Most OF the children were
Evening star., 1957-12-20
5000 IN EXPENSES PAID
Post Office Settles Up
For Erront Mail Trip

He did just that.
Asked what he planned to
do with his windfall. Mr.. Biggs
allowed that he might buy a
last-minute gift for his wife
Mildred.
"She wasn't any more angry
at me than the Post ONCE" T"
said Mr.. Biggs. They both
realized II was an honest mis-
take"
Grandparents Get News
Even Mr.. Biggs' grandparents
back in North Carolina heard
about his trip, he said. They
wrote and said they we're glad
/ was trying SO hard 10 get
ahead"
In presenting the $1,000 ex-
pense check. Postmaster Roy
M. North said:
your devotion 10 duty and
marked loyalty have been an
inspiration TO all Of us. The
service needs more like Joe
Biggs."
Evening star., 1957-12-20

The Post once Department
today settled Joe Biggs' first
expense account in full.
The intrepid Mr.. Biggs. who
took the New York mail all the
way. put swindle sheet riggers
to shame with the stark hon.
esty Of his accounting.
Besides shelling out $500 in
tolls and 50 for gas on the un-
scheduled run. Mr.. Biggs
claimed two days subsistence,
In New York he indulged
himself In a brace Of egg sand
wiches. washed down with two
cups Of black cofee-90 cents.
SO Cents for Pie
On the way home. he gave
in TO a long standing weakness
for pumpkin pie--at a cost to
the Government Of so cents.
Mr.. Biggs, who was taken on
as a Christmas assistant" De-
cember Q. was told the follow
ing day to take this mail for
New York."
Evening star., 1957-12-20

4129 Leland street. q Merry
Christmas after he granted
them legal custody Of Gordon
Mason Hawk. q wiry. active
boy with big brown eyes.
II am sure this Is q very
happy Christmas present you
are getting.s Judge Reeves said.
Gordon has q big day await
ing him next wednesday.
His two grandmothers, Mrs
Charles c. McCubbin Of $3.50
Wisconsin avenue NV. and
Mrs. w. d. Hawk. McConnells-
burg, Pa, win be at the Hawk
residence for the celebration
In addition TO their parents
Gordon win receive q horse on
wheels and q big Christmas
stocking from his new parents
Mr.. Hawk is a field repre-
sentative Of the American
Trucking Association.
1T will be our most wonder.
full Christmas" Mrs. Hawk said
Two Of the children sched-
Evening star., 1957-12-20

groups of chemicals which
should not be used in the home
for special Christmas effects
and the reasons why:
CELEBRATES and nitrates,
Highly combustible oxidizinf
agents which viii promote fire
spontaneously, and explode
when mixed with such COM
mon substances as flour OF
sugar.
Metallic chemicals, including
barium, strontium. potassium
and copper: Poisonous wher
sw a flowed. Their fumes
especially when being burned
are also dangerous.
Both DR.. Young and DR.
Wichers cautioned against buy.
ing or using any chemicals fol
special effects without finding
out first exactly how dangerous
they might be.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
McKELDIN ASKS SUSPENSIONS
FOR YOUNG AUTO OFFENDERS

PIKEsvnLE, Md tF9.--oov. McKeldn said today
that licenses Of young drivers must be suspended
revoked when trafic laws broken.
The Governor said enough licenses should be sus-
pended so that every boy will know who has
lost the privilege Of drivingenough that every boy
will be impressed with the fact that 1t could happen
TO him."
1T is the parents who fear for the safety Of their
children in automobiles Gov McKeldn said 1T is the
driving children who must be made to fear and
more the loss Of their licenses"
The Governor made his remarks today in a speech
prepared for delivery at graduation exercises for the goth
recruit class Of the Maryland State police.
Among the "A receiving diplomas was the first Negro
to graduate and become State policeman. He Is Mil
ton s. Taylor, "a, Of Elkridge In Howard County who
will be assigned 10 the headquarters barracks at Pixies
vile.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Washington has put the glow
Of Christmas in the faces Of
five Southeast youngsters.
A story in The Star yester-
day described the bleak Christ
mas facing Mrs. Lillian Chan
dler Of 1888 Ninth street Sc,
and her five small children
after she lost her purse with
her last $35 in it. Within hours,
The Stars switchboard was
flooded with offers Of bicycles
for 8-year-old Sharon. toys for
the other children and food and
clothes for the whole family.
Radio Station WMAL picked
up the story and broadcast
it periodically throughout the
day. Thirty bicycles were Of
fered within two hours.
Last night The Star selected
one of the many bicycles
offered and delivered It to the
Chandler family. along with
toys and presents for all flve
children. The bicycle was the
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Y Suspects Held
In D. G. Roundup
OF Dope PeddIers

District and Federal mar
cotics detectives arrested seven
men last night in a pre-Christ-
mas roundup Of suspected dope
peddlers.
Picked up in six different
Northeast locations were George
E. Washington. 81. Of the 300
block Of Thirteenth street NE:
Marshall M. Powell. "a. Of the
hoo block Of Morse street NE.
and Thomas A. Norman, 81. oI
the first block Of Eighteenth
street Sc.
Also. James r. Evans. 10. OF
the TOO block Of Seventh street
NE; Earnest w. Tomlinson,
IS. Of the 800 block Of Ridge
road Sc. and John Ward. a,
Of the 700 block Of Hobart
place NV.
All were charged with pos
sessing and selling narcotics.
They were arrested on United
States Commissioners warrants
obtained by Detectives Virgil
j. Hood and John II. Bonaparte
OF the District narcotics squad.
The seventh suspect. Fred
erick A. Scott. A. Of the 40C
block Of Fifth street Sc was
arrested with Ward and booked
on a vagrancy charge under
the Uniform Narcotics Act
Capt. Ernest p. Jefferson Of the
narcotics squad identified Scott
as a convicted drug peddler.
Washington. Norman and
Tomlinson were ordered held
on $500 bond. with their cases
continued for a hearing Janu-
airy 2. Powell waived prelim-
mary hearing and is held on q
IS. 1000 bond. Wards case wa:
continued uptil Japuary 2. with
bond set at 5000. Evans, who
also waived preliminary hear
ing. was ordered held for the
grand jury on a bond Of 81 900