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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-11
Fl Dorado
w. ID. Mos1ey

w. ID. Mosley
Watch mite services were well
attended at all the churches. 4.
The annual family reunion held
by Mrs b. L. Redmond. on Z.
and d. street was attended by the
following out-of-town guests: Mrs
b. L. (Redmond) Buckner Of San
Diego. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Jones and daughter Of Clarks-
dale. Mise.. and Mrs. Carl Pier
son of Pine Bluff. Rev.
and Mrs. J. l. Kelley had
as their Christmas guests.
Mrs. Luciano jackson. mother of
Mrs Kelley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Harris of Hot Springs.
proprietors OF Harris Hoteland
cafeteria at Baptist hotel /.
James Dunning visited his par
ents. DIR. and Mrs. Z. L. Dunning.
w. M. Pierce Of Little Rock
was weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs o. @. Smith. Miss Tom
mic L. Hall has returned to
school IN ST. Louis. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hall 80. M. w. Hawkins of
Tacoma, wash, visited Mrs. Del
phiu. Hall. Josh. Piummer
motored TO New Orleans for
Christmas. Andrew Daven-
port has returned 10 Chicago af-
ter visiting wife and daughter.
Charles Dorton has return
ed TO San Antonio. Texas army
camp after visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dorton. g.
Herbert johnson has returned to
Michigan. Mrs. Allie Broad
mex. u years Of age, was fun
eralized January a. Rev. L. d.
Champion. pastor Of Evergreen
Baptist church. delivered the eu-
logy. Singing union was
held at Douglas last Sunday mite.
Participating choirs were Lee
Chapel Saint vestal CME
church. The Washington
Hornets basketball team won
their first Big Q conference game
fropa Hot Springs. Coaches Tor
renee and Ross were highly
pleased at the showing their team
Is making. and predicted q fine
season. n. P. Griffin of Los
Angeles. is visiting his aunt MIS-
J. NJ. Fairchild. On the sick
lis are X. d. Smith. Mrs Ellis
Freeman and Mrs Matte VIII
lisrns, and Albert Jenkins. 4.
Mrs. L. jefferson Is resting COM
fortabIy after surgery. and Is now
II home on wilson street q.
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suffered resentment from their
neiehbors and = string Of econo-
mic reyeTses In the l6 months
ance their trial
He told Of the following set
back.
A boycott BY Negroes which
has forced the pair To close or
sell q chain Of small stores they
had operated In the Mississippi
Delta.
Refusal OF many Negroes 10
work in Milam's cotton fields,
forcing him to hire white men
At higher pay.
Being unable to rent land or
borrow money In Tallahatchie
county. the county which had
-swarmed" TO his defense during
the trial
OF his current status. Milan
declared that Il don't know no
body and nobody knows me-"
-Everythins's gone against me
= even the dry weather which
has hurt my cotton. I'm living In
. ahare-erop with no water In
it. Ny wife and kids are having
II hard" he said In the article.
The magazine quoted a citizen
Of Tallahatchie county. scene of
the TIL death. on why the pairs
friends" had turned On them:
We figured we might As well
be rid of them. They're . tough
bunch And you know there's
just one thing wrong with en-
eouraeing one o. these pecker-
woods to kill q Niger. He DOM
know when 10 stop - and the
rascal may wind up killing you"
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vesper at
Emmanuel Bapt.

DR.. II. Beecher Hicks Of eolum-
bus. Ohio. win speak At 4 Yes
per service ut Emmanuel Baptist
church. January 20 at 5 p. m.
Little Rock viii receive an UNI
usual treat when this dynamic
young man brings a message TO
them on the above date.
The Rev. Hicks IL one Of the
Nations most brilliant speakers.
He IL the brother Of Charles A.
Hicks. superintendent OF instruc-
ton In the Arkansas State De-
partment Of Education.
Frederick A. Ransom will fur
Their enhance the evening with
songs from his wide repertoire.
other tine musical talent viii
also b heard q that time.
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Jackie


tCsutsussd frsa pags sasD
races Is being organized 10 work
with Mr.. Robinspn. Representa-
tives of the professions, the
church. business. the theatre. Ia
Dor. sports. and frsternal and civ
lie organizations VIII serve on the
committee.
Beginning Jan. 20 and eontinu-
ing through February .. Mr.. Rob-
inson viii make a tour Of Gig /.
Fund drive locally. He is sche-
duled for meetings sponsored by
local NAACP units In Baltimore
Jan. 20. Cleveland Clan. IA.
Detroit tJan ~, Chicago (Jan.
2D. St Louis tJan. Isl. San
Francisco tJan- I'd. Los Angeles
Jan. 2s). and Boston CFeb. -.
The Freedom Fund dinner sun
day preceded the Astsociation's
annual meeting here on Monday
q. The ysikis Memorial Building.
20 West 4oth street Executive
Secretary Roy wilkins and other
members Of the staff reported on
EAAcP activities during 1886.
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Snldckoye

ofcn ms9neW
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Smith
Of Huttis were the guests Of their
parenta Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Spralls. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
crumley Of St. Louis. visited
their parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Flowers. Mr.. and BIS. Book
er Tatum Of Ollie, La, were
guests OF Mr.. and Ms Ira Fra
zier, All visited relatives in
Magnolia. Misa Carolyn Me-
Donald Of Los Angeles. Is visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Galloway. The calloways
motored TO Louisiana. Mr..
and Mrs. Berry HALEY. jr. of
Milwaukee. and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
p. Harris were dinner guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
johnson. -. Carl Mccielland, jr.
of Los Angeles and the o. w.
Highshaws were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Mcclelland and
Rev. L. II. Hishshaw Of III Do
RADIO. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cooks
visited relatives In Hampton. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodwin
and Mrs s. v. Caldwell visited
relatives In Sparkman. Mrs.
Caldwell entertained the W. NJ.
u. at her home. which was en-
joyed by all. Rev. Evans
preached for wMU the 5th Sun
day mite. Members of Sweet
Home and Russell Temple were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
lie Lambert Of Malvern were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams. Give Your News To
Your Agent. Oden Highshaw
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Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Cleo CALDWELL
Tyree Kelley. Sic Is here on
furlough. He is stationed In Alas
ka. and is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Brown Of Higgins, and
an uncle Rev. Kelley Of College
Station. After an absence Of five
years. Seaman Kelley received .
warm welcome. MiD faust1ns
stasse-- be- --~--1 49, -
spending the holidays with her
sisters and other relatives In
Chicago. Mrs Vivian Jones
wife Of Rev. w. S. Jones. has re-
turned home after spending sew
eral weeks in Los Angeles. q.
Sgt Reuben Wilson. who Is In
the Army Is here from Germany.
He has spent tire and one-half
years in service. and viii here
several weeks. stationed at Fort
Carson. Colorado. He Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Wilson
of Higgins.
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Here and there

VIM Dorsey Of Orleans. La. organizer Tor the All
co A working in this Mr. Dorsey with the Go
r az wears before the merger of his work has been
confined 10 the southern states.
Nrs Anna Harris Of Hope, guest last week OF her
daughter Mrs Dockey, 1920 West 2lst street MIS-
Harris was accompanied by her great grandchildren
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. johnson spent the holidays IN
DAYTON Ohio with their soninaw and daughter Mr. and
Mrs Taylor jr Enroute they visited Mr. and Mrs
~ Mccain In ST. Louis Mr. Mccain Is the brother Of Mrs
johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sargent. 1924 Hanger street. enter
group of their friends with elaborate dinner New
Years Guests parents OF Mrs Sargents Mr. ana
Mrs willis BARTLETT Mr. Mrs Dock Scott Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Scott Rev. and Mrs. Z. Dorm Mr. and Mrs Wayman
ychnson Mrs c. b. Lanay Of Helena Joe Hawkins Sur
r ~. nd Mrs. b Dorm.
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Newport


Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brandon
entertained ; few guests at
party last week. Sp-3c and
Mrs. Tom Dillingham;. Mrs C. b
Graft. Mrs. Nell Thomas and efc.
and Mrs. Clyde White stopped by
the smiths New Years eve mite
Leon Robinson of Detroit.
spent a few days In Newport Wis
iting his sisters. Mira cuesta An
thony and Mrs. Georgia Walker.
and other relatives and friends.
-. Miss Doris King Of Chicago
spent a few days here visiting
her parenta Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
King and her sisters. Mrs. sa-
die jackson Of ST. Louis helped
In selling tickets on the Tv set
given away by the Boy Scouts
Troop BOT. Those attending
the extended session of the asso-
citation at Bald Knob were Rev.
r. fitzhugh. Rev. II. @. Martin.
Mrs. d. d. Daniels. Mrs. Berniee
crooI and mother. and Mrs A.
very Tucker. Visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. v. Branch during
the holidays were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Williams of Camden. Mrs.
Earl Davy of Little Rock. Mis-,
M. o. Tyler Of Malvern. Mrs. Z.
L. Turner Of Jonesboro. Miss
L. M. Anthony Of Blacksville,
Mrs. Ardella Girdlow spent FRI
day in Little Rock with her bro
Their. The Cub Scouts enjoyed
a pre-christmas party with their
parents a guelfs. given al the
First Baptist Center By the Den
Mothers. Mrs. Jessie NJ. DIM
widdie and Mrs. Georgia Walker
and the Cub Master. 7. L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving and Mo-
ther and Mrs. c. d. Craft, shopp-
ed In Little Rock. Singing Al
Reeds Chapel was rendered by
the Gospel Sons. :. Mrs. Ruthie
NJ. Edwards. who has been Ill at
the home Of Mrs. Caledonia Rob
inson. wishes to thank her many
friends especially at st. Paul AN
Z church. and members for their
kindnesacs during her illness. =.
Henry Cooper has been Ill.
w. =. Branch Pirates and Pirat-
etts played ball with Forrest City.
The senior girls and boys won.
The juniors lost. Booker 7. WASH
ington hi school of Memphis win
play the Pirates Monday. In
stallation Of the officers of First
Baptist church will pc held sun
day. The missionary officers of
Morning Star Baptist church will
be held Sunday.
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Rev. Martin Van Buren, Hud-
son, formerly Of Little Rock. died
suddenly Of . heart attack at his
home in Los Angeles. January
At Gas p. m At the time Of his
death he was pastor Of the Hud-
son Memorial Baptist church al
L. A. from which final rites
we're held January 7. at i:so p. m.
Rev. Hudson was a native Of
Arkansas. and q graduate Of Ark
snsas Baptist college. He enter
ed the ministry at an early age.
and served as pastor of Liberty
Hill Baptist church. zsth and
Spring streets. from which he
resigned four years ago to move
to Los Angeles. He organized and
pastored the Hudson Memorial
Baptist church until his death. He
enjoyed a very successful career
In California.
While q citizen Of Little Rock.
he served for many years. as
Chaplain at Fort Roots Veterans
hospital. He also served Is mod
orator of the Union district as
ISOLATION. and was inst umental,
alon with other noted Ministers.
In uniting the two associations of
this district. He will be remem-
bered for his dynamic leadership
and work In both church and
civic organizations. and the pres
ent edifiee Of the Liberty Hill
church was constructed under his
administration.
must be desperate II the only an
swer they can find TO a peace
full and legal request for compli-
anee with the Supreme Courts
decision that segregated buses are
Illegal Is . dynamite blast"
Under the heading. The Christ
mas Spirit a third editorial re-
prints q section Of an Associated
Press report describing the beat
Ing of a i5.year-old Negro girl
by several white youths In Mont
gofery. Ala. on Christmas Eve.
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Local Slgn,as in
Reunion Party

fhe high point Of the Wash
inston visit Of the Little Rock
ians 10 the boule was a q Re-
union Party" held at the home
Of Arve and Baby Sister, Han
cock. Naturally heading the list
Of those present were Five and
Eva lWIli.ams) Hancock. Victor
IL HarEon sounded the call for
former Little Rockians Those
who were able TO respond with
. few minutes notice were Grace
Pitts Washington. Naomi Splsht
Tinsaey. Nathaniel and inez Nil
ner. Emma Wells. and last but
not least. her husband DR.. (BiiD
Hareon.
The very fortunate guests were
Edna Douglas. Grand Basileus Of
the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
who had Just closed a successful
boule held at the Willard hotel
where the sigmas from thirty
states and the District Of Column
bla held away with business ses-
sions. asnall parties. grand ball.
banquets and many activities too
numerous TO list here; her sister.
Elizabeth Hamilton. lola MeDo-
maid. Naomi Coulter. The BAN
auet table groaned with the va
fieties of Christmas goodiea II
was an ideal way 10 break the
formality before departing for
home.
The former Little Roekians en-
joyed immensely discussing days
lived back home. and their
friends living In Little Rock. The
return home festivities Of the
group continued at The aation
when this group was increased
by the addition Of cleophas and
Mildred Glasco. Ruby Jordan
Pittman. 7. c. and Georgia Me-
Donald. and A. Maceo and Irma
Douglas. The stay In the Nations
capitol grew more interesting
daily as telephone. personal calls
and kilograms found their way
70 the headquarters Of the visit
tor.
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bessie Lee Sockwell
Quite a few members Of Good
Hope AME church attended ser
vices at First Union Baptist
church for Christmas services.
The following persons were
visitors In the home Of Mrs. Bes-
sic Sockwell Christmas mite: Mr..
and MIRA King Alexander, Miss
Emma Jean and James Alexan-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Rivers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. Tommie Alexander. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Alexander, and
family. Mrs. Reacie Marks. Ms.
Minnie Blake. Mrs. Pearlie WASH
ington. and Misses Elsie N. and
Carrie ~ Blake. Mrs. Sockwell
was on the sick list during the
holidays. The Ouachita dis
trict meeting of section 4 was
held at Pleasant Hill Baptist
church December $3.50 The
meeting waa presided over by
the president. Rev. Z. A. Porchia.
Rev. J. w. Hughes was pastor
host The next meeting will be
held at Mt Marian Baptis,
church. Lester, March 1881. O..
Funeral services for Prof. c. c.
Bazzia. former resident of
Rosston were held January 5 at
Bethel AME church. at Rossson.
Mr.. Bazzial passed In California.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. Pratt
celebrated their 5oth anniversary
December %. They were at home
to their friends and received
many congratulations and useful
gifts.
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Holiday guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards
were their son. Pvt. CHARLES
Stith; Mr.. and Mrs. y. Jordan
Of Little Rock. Mrs. Ruth Lodge.
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roy
and mother. Mrs. Emma Lee
Garrett spent Christmas week
end with her sister. Mrs. Parlee
Smith. Hot Springs She was ae-
eompanied by her sister. Mrs. NJ.
7. Gray Of Prescott. and her
niece. Miss Blemma N. Blown Of
AMIN college.
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Mrs. Mamie Heard Jones. former
ly Of Il Dorado. Is recipient of
a meritorius award In the field
Of nursing 1t the Oregon State
Medical School during the tsrm
beginning in June. She viii en-
roll with the object Of obtaining
a degree as a Master OF Social
Science. This is the first time in
history Of the state that : Neg 0
nurse has been certified 10 re-
eeixe this training.
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W1ugll-6Iloch
lake Vows


Anass Ayrs.s Waugh. daughter
q Ar. and Ira Maurice Waugh
Of this city. became the bride
e sgt Morgan Enoeh. ir. son
Ct Morgan Enoch Of North Lit
lie Rock. and the late Mrs. Enoch,
December n at 8 p. m The i'm
preszlye ceremony was performed
N the beautiful home Of the
brides cousin and aunt, Mrs. 1
d. Lowry and Mrs. Sadie Nelson.
1870 West 10th street. Rev. H.
Mcdonald Nelson. pastor Of St.
James AAE church. Memphis.
cousin Of the bride. offieisted in
the exchange Of vows before an
arrangement Of white sladioli and
palms Harolyn Gene Nelson.
young daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
Nelson. sang I Love Hou Truly"
Ths bride was given IN mar
riAse BY her father. A reception
followed the ceremony. Mra Ruth
Green. music director Of Shorter
collage. had charge Of the suesx
bcek
~ 1noch rosepsd her educs-
n u TIE Lt11ls Rock public
sdt~Ib cad q . looe graduate Of
rkf- D1nr Smith collage. Before
lesvns ~ city h - late sum
mer Of 1854. shs served a. organ
1T tor Allen Temple AAxE church
Ct which she Il . member. Al
prsernt she Il YWcA Tesn-Ase
program director ct Fort Worth.
Mr.. Epoch u . graduate Of
Jonss HI North Little Rock. He
enlisted In the Air Force shortly
aftsr graduation. and has served
oversesA He u stationed at the
Little Rock air bass. and ID an
sctive member Of Bethel AME
church. North Little Rock. The
couple viii make their home In
North Little Rock.
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sCsnsanssa ssa page sneD
recent United States Supreme
Court ruling againse bus segrega-
ton in the Montgomery. Ala.
case.
The NAACP filed the attack on
segregation October IL. naming
the Miami Transit company, the
city of Miami. and the individual
city commissioners as defendants.
-Four Negroes-Maggie Carmen.
Eleanor Fair. Gloria Matthews
and Alice Jsckson-were listed as
plaintiff
They complained that their
rights under the 18th Amendment
to the United States Constitution
has been violated when they were
forced 70 move from the front to
the rear Of Miami buses last oc-
tober.
choate's decision came on amo-
ton from the defendants asking
dismissal Of the case. The judge
dropped the bus company from
The list Of defendants, saying the
company was merely carrying out
state and city requirements. But
he refused 10 dismiss the cas-,
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RIlinehaIf.WaIker

EENroN-Mrs Ora Marshall
Walker became the bride O.
Francis Rhinehart In quiet
home ceremony December -
1855.
Rev. Angelo johnson. former
pastor Of the AME church here.
offieiated IN the presence Of the
groom's relatives. Mrs. Rhinehsrt
Is the daughter Of Ms Endia
Marshel and the late Rev. Eddie
Marshel Of Holly Springs The
groom u the son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rhinehart Of
this city. Mr.. and Mra Rhinehart
are II home at No. Hill street
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Bearden
EAGLETTE CoMnfUNTTY
Susie Gastcn

kAGLETIE COMMUNITY
Susie Gasten
Mrs Easter B. Juniel visited
her sister. Mrs Cora Lark. who
Is home after spending several
days in the Ouachita county hos
pital She 10 quite improved. /.
Rev. Elias @. Dennis Of Fordy>e
and your reporter attended the
district meeting of section 1 at
Greater Mount Olive Baptist
church last Sunday. Mrs
Carrie Gibson and grandchildren
spent the weekend IN Smack
over with her sistef. Mrs. Henry
Primm Claren,> Gibson.
Miss Clio Butler and Mn, c. W.
Thompson motored to II Oofado
last week. :. Rev. and Mh,L IL
les @. Dannis were dinner juests
Of Mrs Gsston's last week.
Miss Brenda and Miss SYLVIA
Ann Gibson spent New Vars
eve with Miss Mary Puniel.
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ParkdaIe
Massie Kilpatrick


james Z. and John 7. Dunn OF
Chicago were the recent guests Of
their father Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Dunn and family. Mrs.
Jennie Holmes and children, Miss
es Viola and Victoria. Mr.. and
Mrs clemon Wilson Of Conway.
stopped by y say hello" to
the Maxwell family Sunday. !.
Mrs. octavia Davidson, Mrs. Bet
tie Bryant were the guests of
Mra Csllie Davidson recently.
Mrs. Ella Davis. Mrs Callie Z.
Davidson enjoyed a most deli
cious New Years dinner In the
home Of Mrs Luvenia Maxwell.
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AROUND Pine BLUFF

Rev. a. Smith, Je 44709 - Mrs Lena JE 4-2227
Mr. and Mrs Willie Godfrey. of $500 w. Third Avenue
had their guests last week. Mr. and Mrs duff Shelby
and children Of Jersey City, NJ j.
Mrs Pauline Troupe. X. NJ the Davis Hospital has
returned from Chicago where she called the bedside
of her daughter Mrs Ruth Houser who the proud
mother Of baby girl. Mother and baby doing fine when
Mrs. Troupe left thsm.
Miss Willie B. Thomas continues to recuperae at her
home the Airport but doctor hasn't allowed her 10
return to her post at the AM&N college.
Mr.. and Mrs J, c. Thomas and Mrs Ollie Cannon of
81 Louis have returned 10 their homes after being called
here on account of the death of Mrs Glover Hot Springs
who was buried here last week While they were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Sam Long. of E. 17th and Mr. and Mrs
Tom Anderson
Mrs. Jimmie Faye Jones, 210 Kentucky street has re-
turned TO her post faculty member the public schools
OF Norphlet after spending weeks Flint Michigan with
her husband, Malvin.
AM&N college and Texas college. of Tyler Texas split
twin bill last week end Texas college won Friday nleht
12-6s and Saturday night AM&N won 1866 Monday thew
Journeyed to Nashville where they played Tenn All Tues.
day night returning home they will play Wiley Friday and
Saturday nights. =
Miss Ethel Jean West has to Magnolia where
she Is student Walker high school, after spending the
holidays In the city the Of her mother Mrs Vessa
West and brother Tommie, of West 3rd Avenue
l. p Gipson ST.. still confined to his home s2l So
Maple street. bCsmands
Miss Alberta Jones has home after spending the
holidays In Magnolia the of her brother sistern
law Mr. and Mrs. M T. Jones and family
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BEToN-The marriage Of Miss
Lillian johnson and Psrnell
Fisher was sSdemntzed at ne -
ers resideIre In the presence Of
close rsis>1ses and friends Of both
f's.:s<. Fray eEeeins. Decem-
Der a.
Rev. Angelo Johpson. brother
Of the BRIDE officiated at the
doubie-ring CEREMONY. Following
a short w>dding trip. the couple
is at lone at ISIS West 2fth
stresS Little Rock. :
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The Daniel nj Tigers and Tig-
erettes split four games over the
weekend. defeating Smackover
Friday mite. and dropping two TO
Magnolia. The Tigers and Tiger
cites are getting stronger Is the
season goes along. and expect to
be In tip-top shape for the dis
trict tourney in late February or
early March. Outstanding for the
tigers were Isaac Newton and J.
p. Parker. They were also high
point men for the Tigers.
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ICsufinned frsm Page snel
article IN the new issue Of Look
magazine BY william Bradford
HUE. who repeated charges he
made in Look year ago that
Milan shot the Negro youth af-
ter Till had made advances at
Brysnt's wife.
Despite the threats to him and
his family. Milan has been for
hidden b, carry . gun by the
sheriff. ne magazine said.
Milan also admitted in the ar
ticle that he and Bryant have
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Crisis

Centinued frsn pa<e go
diate community
In another editorial On south
ern violence against Negroes. The
Crisis declares There can hard
~ be q more tragic spectacle
than the bombing Of the home Of
Rev. =. l. Shuttlesworth Of
Birmingham. Aiabanna. in an at
tempt to remove him as leader
IN the fight for intesrated buses
in that city
Alabama white xupremacists
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Bonds


Continued IRON page one
not be appropriated 70 operate
intesrated public nchools.s
The Strasburg newspaper notes
that within the past two weeks
two Virginia localities were un-
successful In efforts to market
their school constructor bonds"
These localities are identified In
the editorial as South Nor folk and
Hopewell.