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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-16
CONWAY


MIS-. J. A. Tayior
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nobel and
children Of Chicago are spending
a two week vacation with Mrs.
Nobel's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
zier Brown. They win also spend
sometime with Henry and Shell
Nobel. Prof. and Mrs. Eugean
Landers and children were the
Sunday guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Rhineheart Ross Of Little Rock. Z.
Mrs. c. w. Sirs Is a patient In
the memorial hospital. Airman
First Class Doyle Taylor Is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor; grandmother. Mrs. Robert
winston and great grandmother.
MIRA Matte westbrook. He Is
from Denver and is on his way TO
Alaska. Mrs. Lucy Looper left
August 4 on a months vacation.
She is visiting Mrs. Helen Harm
buckle in Seattle. Mrs. Young in
Portland. her sister. Mrs. Ora
Jones in Minneapolis. Mrs. Alma
Irwin and brothers in Chicago
and her sister and niece In Miehi-
gan. The Youth Of the City en-
joyed an afternoon Of recreation
at beautiful Gillian park In Little
Rock Sunday. August thsAchsr-
tered bus load Of boys and girls
arrived at the park and spant the
afternoon swimming. skating. and
meeting friends. This excur-
sion was sponsored by the bust
ness and professional womens
club. The group was accompanied
by Mrs. Bobbye Criswell. Mrs
Evelyn Pearson and Mrs. J. A.
Taylor. vice-president
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Faithful or Just Ignorant?
by Theresa Jones

An article of daily under of August and signed
"A Faithful Segregaonisi has been ehaenged py sesefai
persons who say that they segregaonsts but who are
20 be commended for their stand Christian democratic
and moral principles exempefed in their subsequent let
ters Of protest to the allegations therein sci lorth
objected TO the faithful" being utilized in the writer's
identity We agree however, that Faithful segfega-
comprehension OF historical data was The
basis for the pathetic feardden and abusive outburst We
are assuming the writer confused the word property
does not know the meaning OF tne word Ine famous
fancy ruled The Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution of the United States do not include or refer TO
Negroes than proper that Negroes cannot
citizens the United States In the federal courts
Constitutions of the United States recognized slaves
property In Scots suit Tor emancipation he declared tha
John Sanford MASTER had assaulted him, his
wife and his daughters Eliza and Lizzie Nor
loudly Indignantly protested this pess cold
historical explanation of the bondage ignorance and degrada
ton of the unfortunate kidnapped African his descend
bygone country From these rulings the people and
Of that Section seized upon the salient phase OF the
statement: "A Negro has rights which white man Is
bound TO respect" This twisted statement Of Justice
Taneys meaning because that time In five Of the thirteen
original Negroes M ns and
established They had freed educated and partic
pating In many in the development of America Our
writer In question seems to be entirely ignorant of these
facts perhaps comprehends property and Animals to
have the meaning.
1t is aditionaly agreed that the varied REPRESENTATIONS
Negroes by the combinations of the slave
with the Negro sznale slaves The Negro is the
only which there Is the blacklist and the whest
we TO peeVe
her MASTER readily believe that the lash conducive
to this mixing from the the cabin escapade Since
Faithful Segreeaonist" insists that the Negro Il
animal and mixing caused by the white and
Negro woman wonder Faithful Seeregatons" has been
obsevant enough note that Lily White eoabitated
with 4animas?" Or do we have proof
To those who trying TO combine Christian princi-
pies with democracy high morals and deeney join and
agree that all created In likeness and image We
also believe In the dignity and worth Of the individual and
irrespective Of his position he has the right develop
In the Of bis dviney given capacity and to share
In just measure. the blessings of Fathers world.
Since the days of Penecost the Holy Spirit has been
breaking down middle walls of partition between and
alien groups and teaching Of open heart keep the
unity Of the Spirit In the bonds of peace.
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Miss
Confined from page one)

Confined from page one)
commission
The commission includes some
men strongly split with Cole
man politically although unit
ed with him in unfolding segre-
cation. Chief among such men Is
S'-te Sen. Earl Evans Jr.. Of Can
ton. the 1896 States Fighter.
II. II. Hume. Greenville, Me-
gro minister and newspaper man.
was paid s2e.76 in August. 1885.
and SITS in March. 1857, for in
vestigations. He also drew $3.50
last February for travel.
Gore declines 10 talk about
these things but the governor
identified Hume as "a Negro
preacher at Greenville who has
taken a public stand for segrega-
ton
Percy Green, editor of the Jack
son Advocate. the states leading
Negro newspaper. drew money in
several categories. He was paid
s35 last September for travel and
$500 last February under the
heading Of advertising. A 500
warrent last October was made
out 70 National Association Of
Colored people Of the South. care
Of Percy Green
The Rev.ozeIle Mason. Jackson
Negro minister. was paid sies.15
in February under the heading Of
advertising. He also drew $50
warrent in July and August Of
1886 under the heading of investi-
cations.
The warrants Of course. 10
not identify rec pms - r-e-
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Speakers
lCenilnr.,d from page onel

tCentinrcd from page onel
superintendent of 81.
Paul Baptist Sunday School. and
chairman of the social science de-
partmenet Of Merrill hi school
She Is also an officer OF Beta
Phi Sigma. and chairman of sew
eral outstanding committees Of as
aoclations. civic and social ciuba
Mrs. caruth. who viii be the
evening speaker at 7:30. Is an ae-
tive member OF Mt. Zion Baptist
church. chairman of the Welfare
Committee Of district Q. ATA and
Is serving n SECRETARY Of several
other ogenizationa Other interests
include memberships In the local
chapter Of Delta Sigma Theta So
rority and organizations dealing
with homelife. civic and religious
activities. and human relations
She Is q former member of the
Phyllis wheailey YwcA Board OF
Management. and president Of the
local chapter Of NCNw. and Il
currently secretary Of Region vi
OF the NCNw. Mrs. caruth Is a
graduate of Philander Smith coll
lege. and Columbia University Of
New York City.
The program chairman and
committee Of the women's Day
program. and the members Of
Arch Street. extend an invitation
10 all to come out and worship
with them. and hear these out
standing speakers. at both morn
ing an evening services. Rev. NJ.
w. Williams, pastor.
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FORCED SEGREGATION. PERMITS HATE TO TRIUMPH"

and Mrs Edna Terrence were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bureh la. week. Mr.. and Mrs.
J S. Hildreth of Arkadelphia were
In the community on business last
week. Revival services will
begin at the New Jerusalem Bap-
tist church Sunday. Rev. ]. l.
Thomas Of II Dorado. viii be the
speaker for the week. The public
is invited. Miss Eletha Hurch
celebrated her birthday August 3.
She received many nice and use
hli gifts
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Sweet Home

Cleo Cxidwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey L. Lesley
Of Chicago. Mrs. Bernice Hardi-
mon and Mrs Fredonia Burton OF
Oklahoma City. were called here
on account of the Illness Of their
mother. Mrs. Inez Lesley. Har-
vey Hawkins OF Detroit. l. here
for a few days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Andew staggers. Dolphus
Jones and Woodrow. Wilson are
now home. after spending SIX
months In the Reserves.
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Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. S.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Betty .re=n Walton, Platntlh
vs.. No. 108ie9 =,
r--rert klanzn wilton. Defend III
The Defendant Forrest Alonto
Walton, Is warned 70 appear
this court within thirty DAYS ~ ~
answer the complaint OF ui0
pIainsiff Betty Jean Walton
Dated: August 5. 1851
Fred A Newth. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robe ? 7. Brown
Attorney sd Litern- r,.rt
Airline Turner. Chancery 1--WE
s2sR~ rs~nre Dreher D. e. A
ae-16-9-so ~
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CARVER YMcA:
Felix stiekney. Program secretar,

Felix etlekney. Program secretary
The Teensters. a YMcA club Of
teenage boys have planned to
make August q. quite a memora-
Bile date for all persons truly IN
terssted in the youth of today.
Youth Day will be held at the
Carver YMcA on Aug. Il. The
boys viii operate the association
building. Its program and faeili-
ties for the full day. Open House
viii be held from 300 >. m. I'll
SOC p. m. Everyone is invited to
spend some time with these won
derful boys
Help make this day they viii
never forget and II VIII be one
you 700 will long remember.
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q very successful meeting at Mt.
Union Baptist church. Marion. La.
Rev. L. H. Highshaw Is paster.
Mira Jean Polk and her two child
rem of Chicago. are visiting her
parents. Mrs william Dish
rooms has now. returned TO her
home. Nathaniel Finn. and Mrs.
Lula Wilmington Of Grand Rapids.
Michigan. have been here visiting
their sister, MIRA Marie Albert of
eo4 Skyline Drive. Marshall
Meadows Is on the sick list.
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National Guild
Head Attends
Beauty" Meet

NEW ORLEANS. La--Mrs. Ma
RE Galloway. member of the Ma
tional Guild Of Career Women
Will carry many splendid point
ers ON career women when she
returns to her home IN Ne"
York City after attending the Ma
tional Convention Of the hation-
al Beauty culturists' league here
he first week in August Lady
Galloway as she Is known to her
friends and business sssoeiasss
ably assisted Mira Maude Gadseh
with the beauty bazaar while IN
attendance at the convention.
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Ba!esyi.le

Ike Watkins
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oliver an
nounce the birth Of a daughter.
Ora Genette August sth at Grays
hospital. MFR. and Mrs. Autry
Irving Of Newport were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
shell Finley. Ollie McSpadsin,
Jeff Petty and Jesse Woods at
tended the lodge meeting At New
port Brenda Watkins attended
girl scout camp at Menifee last
week. On the sick list are Mrs
Frank Miller. Mrs. Raymond Her
ron and Mrs. Florence McCurn. /.
Stewardesa Number ! Met Mon
day at the church For news
call lila
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AROUND PINE BLUFF
with E. A. rooks,. and Rev. A. SMITH

wi e.. A. n.
The executive board of the NAACP met August g. al
which time Field Secretary Frank Smith was present
Miss Sylvia Sanders granddaughter of Mrs Nil 'ed
Sanders week for San Francisco where she VIII st
her parents Earle Thompson jr Miss Sanders
graduate of Merrill hi and win be attending college there
in the fall.
where he will attend national convention Of the Lnens
League converting August 2225 Mr. Tookes the only dele
gate elected by AE churches the Sunday School con-
venon Of the Central Arkansas conference and all churches
pledged their support in this aexpense program Mr. ana
Mrs Herman Mitchell and their son, Herman jrp Will be IN
charge of his and Rev. Smiths paper and magazines routes
return in October.
e. by MRS. LENA q. JONES JE. 4-2227 -"
Mrs Pearle E COvingOn of olympic Burial association,
left last week on be spent in the Caronas Chi
cago. Detroit Washington, d. c. and New York
Wendell j. Holden, of Mr.. and Mrs. James Holden,
1901 King street. is spending his vacation in Chicago Detroit
and Flint, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs l. Henson have returned from St. Louis
Mr. Henson attended the National Funeral Directors
Mrs Mary Jackson 1910 Missouri street. left Tuesday
Los Angeles and Oakland Caf where she will visit relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walton and Mrs. Carrie Davis Gle
e 14h have guests Mr. and Mrs Meienry Van Hoose and
con Chicago Mrs Van Hose the former Miss Astria
shelton. daughter of Mrs Walton
Little Misses Linda Faye and Karon Renee Jackson and
Kenneth wilbOurne children Of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Of ST.
spending their vacation here guests of Mr. and
Mrs l. Wlbourne and Otis of 1918 West Second and
Mr. and Mrs Alex Brown daughter Annette and Mrs. Minnie
Burnett of Sheriff..
Joe Brown of Moore Tailoring company off last
week vacation to be spent in Missouri Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin
Mrs. Ruth Harris Of SIG ~ Ash has
Oakland where she guest of her mother Beuah
Green and Mrs. Harris children Mrs Hertha Holloway of
2301 Reed accompanied Mrs Harris spend
ing the there
The following ladies hostesses Cosmetology
club for June July and August respectively Mrs Zelpha
Blood 3005 West 18th street, Mrs Msrela Brown
and and Mrs Cannie Haskell 1i16 Pulen Club
members happy to Mrs Rosie Lee Iulett up and
again. and wishing speedy ecoveries for Madam Ceilings
worth ard Mrs Sale Ann Fuller, who sick list
Mrs Earee Murphy and Mrs CaratheS spent sonnet me
New Orleans. attending the national institute and conven-
ton
Miss Willie Mae Mcintosh of 14O1 West Pullen is spend
ing her vacation in several points in the North.
Miss Bobbie Jean Kirby, 1917 West Punen is Spending
her vacation in Chicago and other points section
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eationfa

gationf"
Before anyone Il ready to help
sovle the problem Of racial inte-
grafton. the chancellor insisted.
he first must decide whether he
will adhere 10 the principle Of
democracy or segregation.
The decision Is your respon-
sibility." he said. You cannot
escape H."
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Stand Firm in
Infegraiion" Dr..
Jackson Says

JACKSON. Miss.-sIf rebellion
against the laws of the nation
continues. Washington viii SEND
troops TO Mississippi" said DR..
Joseph II. Jackson OF chicago.
president Of the National Bap-
lis. Convention. recently In an
address TO the Mississippi bap-
tia Convention.
He continued. The oaitot cum
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JUDGE

Continual frem page one)
battle for national public opin-
Ion. I. The South has lost its
battle against indignation on
every democratic 'front.'"
This means. he nid. that the
concept Of indignation now is
fully supported by the executive.
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Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDn

WANING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF PULASKI. st
In The Pulaski chaneery Court
Cetelar Perry. Plaintiff
ss. no. i05GeI
Matthew IAz-.y, .endant
The Defendant. Matthew Perry. 10
Mafaed - appear al this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint and Amendment 10
Complaint. OF the Plantifi ce-
telar Perry.
Dated. August Tth. 1897
VI. W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
.ktso.asy ad Litem
airline Turner. Chanesry Clerk
by airline Turner
s:ie-z3-so:s.s It
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wARNIG ORDER

wARNIG ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancerv CnlIt
Johnnie EVELYN Lewis. Plaintiff
vs.. No. i07947
Bonnie Edward Lewis. Defendant,
The Defendant Beanie Edward
Lewia Is warned 70 appear In TINS
court within thirtv DAYS and an
swer the complaint OF The PLAIN
tiff Johnnie Evelyn Lewis
Dated: July 2. 1851
Solicitor for Plaintiff
-1hn b. Gulley
John G.. Lardner
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Jemye Dreher ID. G
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Soil Men
Continued from page eighty

Ctenden county soil district Office certificate attssting
the work the district has done in connection with the
uon contest. -Grice toto
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkanns.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Carolyn Jordan. Plaintiff
vs.. No. i059e6
ClD Jordan. Defendant
The Defendant. Cleo Jordan 10
warned 10 appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff Carolyn
Dated: August 7. 1857 l.
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
william w. Shepherd
Attorney I'D Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards ID. {.
s:is-23-so;o;e it
TICE
In The Probate Court OF Pulaski
County, Arkansas
In The Matter OF The Estate
J. S. James. deceased
Last known address of decedents
North Little Rock. Arkansas
Date OF death: November 10. 1855
The undersigned was appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate OF
the above-named decedent on The
22nd day Of July. 1887
All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified. to INC under
signed within six months from
the date OF the first publication
OF this notice. or they shall be
forever barred and prccluded
from any benefit in the. estate.
This notice first published l6tn
day Of August. 1857.
Mr.. ]. A James
administrator
Route 5. North Little Rock Ark
anSaa
Mail Address
J. r Booker
Attorney for Estate .
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Mrs. Lorine Buris and children
Of Camden. Mrs. Rirdia L Baxter
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Camden
Gladys Meeys

Rev. S. Morris has just closed
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Metro Group Photos

Sondra hos reheorins for her teenose act This
time it's Try at the revived oIdie. the Charleston.
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7eenage Delight

IT'S ONE THING for 5yearold dream of Tab Hunter
it's quite another for her wake morning and find
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named Sandra Dee who making her movie debut m
starring role in Until They Sail from the book Kitchener
Sandra sought acting scouts
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Girl Scout benefit fashion show Theatrical producer Huntington
Hartford chain reaction offering under
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his TV show Casting other TV shows began to dial
number well-known figure
the TV with Studio other shows and
merca to her credit Hollywood the wheels began to grind
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Sandra 99pound hyweight, already lives with her
mother in New York apartment cab ride from Tv
studios Sandra ride bttersweet
Her father who always his little girl pretty enough
died days before offered
first movie contract.
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She osped the eote but toen spotted her. and
wosn long before she IT, had signed
Ioneterm eonhoe She blond and weighs only 80 pounds
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Pandora Couple
Wed Sunday In
Columbus GrOUe

Eleanor Burkhart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Burkhart and
Charles II. Riser, son of Mrs. Louis
Riser, Sr., were married Sunday
afternoon in the First Presbyterian
church, Columbus Grove.
The Rev. w. Austin Gillian offici-
ated at the double ring ceremony
Prenuptial music was provided by
Mrs. Theodore Kissell, organist and
James Dibert, vocalist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore ballerina length
gown of white embroidered eyelet
nylon over taffeta with low neck
line with illusion yoke and short
sleeves. Her skirt had tiers of narrow
ruffles of eyelet. Her two-tiered veil
of illusion was held in place by a
bandeau of double illusion edged with
seed pearls and bows.
Miss Grace Augsburger, Mt. Cory,
attended the bride as maid of honor
and Miss Ellen Riser, Cincinnati
was her bridesmaid. They wore
ballerina length dresses of net over
satin in pink and blue shades.
Flower girl was Michele Risser,
niece of the groom.
Louis Risser, Jr., Pandora, was
best man for his brother. Seating
the guests were j. D. Burkhart, Pan
dora, Tom Packman, Pasadena,
Calf, Clair Hilty, and Grant Schultz,
both of Pandora.
Following a reception in the church
parlor the couple left for honey
moon in northern Michigan. AS they
left the bride wore a black and white
polished cotton frock.
The new Mrs. Riser graduated
from Pandora-G Gilboa high school and
is employed as practical nurse at
Bluffton Community hospital. Her
husband, a Pandora high school
alumnus, is employed at the Ford
plant in Lima.