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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

room ana escaped win So,UoU In
cash.
Joseph is the owner of a bar
at 2068 Fifteenth. lie said the
burglar entered by forcing
window leading TO the bedroom.
Police said the $4,000 was a
loan which had been repaid re-
Gently
Tenants said they saw man
running from the house.
Ellis Copncy. 26. of 525 Farms
worth was treated al Receiving
Hospital last week for head in
lurles. Copney told police that
he was struck on the head with
beer bottle by an unknown
man. while attending party on
Warren Avenue near Hastings
Copncy said his assalant cs-
capped.
Charles Robinson. 40. OF 1926
T. Euclid was arrested last week
and charged with larceny after
stealing a piece of cast iron from
an establishment at $3.50 Beau
bicn
Frank f. Smith. 20, Of 4O39
Columbus, was arrested last
week and charged with violating
the state narcotic law after he
sold a police informcr So worth
of bulk marihuana.
Marked money was used to
make the purchase,
II cost Arthur ~ Brown, of
2900 Carter. S58 TO visit mis- bro
Their who was locked up at pc.
lice headquarters last week
An alert detective thought he
recognized Brown as man
sought for on traffic warrants.
Brown was issued a visitors pass
and while he was visiting his
4 brother the officer checked the
records and found that he was
4 right
Brown was arrested for having
seven outStandine traffic war
rants totalling $50.
Howard McNair, 3.5 of Ill
Eliot. was arrested last week in
front of a store al 90 Scldcn.
where police said he stole por'
table tape recorder and walked
out of the store
The tape recorder was valued
at Sl79
Police quoted McNair as say.
ing: Il thought il was small
radio
Herbert Caldwell, 40. of 1888
Madalcy, was arrested last week
and charged with uticrlng and
publishing.
Police sad Caldwell purchased
S3787 WORTH If groceries with a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
spufniks Give Picnic

Popular Sputniks Club gave a
picnlc Tuesday al Belle Isle.
Some OF those who attended
were Alex LeGrand, frankie
Leandcr Allen. Effie Hum
phries. Leroy King, Mr.. and
Mrs Field Davis. Gerald Bolden,
Glayds Mccall, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Wilson. Robert Whit
field, Johnnie Holmes, Louis
Thomas anti Aaron MIllbrook.
Herbert Fuller and his wife
aIc back from a family reunion
in New York
Jack. John and James I. John.
son. OF Grecnvillc, Mississippi,
are visiting their uncle. James
5. johnson. l42l5 Fleming street
and brother, Claude, Of ABB
Lovcttc street
They Will stop in Chicago. ILL.,
for a short stay with John John
sons daughter Mrs. Marion
Naddy before returning home.
Bailey Anderson wcckcndcd
in Cincy Ike Reed will work
tins season at Michigans state
FAIR Judge Andy Brown really
enjoyed the Lions Cleveland
Brown footgall game, Friday
night
Roscoe Rec Washington is
busy trying to get radio and
newspaper publicity for his Mon
day evening city wide tracN
field and novelty races meet.
Young James Gregory Jcnkin:
is Just out Of the hospital after
receiving treatment for an in
llctcd elbow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Roscdale Thomas Of Fla.
trlc ST., was given surnr;so
party last Saturday night BY bo.
husband, James, and her sis,o.
in.law, Mrs. Emma Hall
There was music, food and
loads of gifts. wv
Helping to surprise Rosedalo
was Nj and Mrs. Walter rhomas
Mr. and Mrs. Afanpay. MIR and
Mrs. Woodson Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Holden. Mr., and Mr.
Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs Homo,
Hall from Chicago and MANI
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

2-l/4 cups Swans Down l-l/2 cups
cake eggs, unbeatcn
2-l/ teaspoons double-actng MIX
baking powder teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon salt Seven Minute Frostlng-
1f2 shortening Tinted Coconut
sWth margarine milk With vegetable short
enng cup plus tablespoons milk
St -four add baking powder and salt and s
Cream shortening add gradually and
together light fluffy. Add time beat
thoroughly after each Then add -four mixture alternately with
milk small time beating after each addition until
smooth Add vanilla and blend.
9nch layer pans IL inches deep,
which been lined bottoms with Bake moderate
(375F) 25 TO 30 minutes.
Seven Minute Froing
2 egg whites, unbeaten 1/3 cup water
l-1l2 cups sugar teaspoons light syrup
Dash Of salt teaspoon vanilla
whites, salt, and in top
double boiler about minute until thoroughly mixed
boiling and beat constantly with sturdy
high speed Of electric beater) minutes until
frosting will stiff (Stir frosng from bottoms
sides occasionally with rubber spoon
boiling For smooth and satny FROST
large bowl for final beating Then add
na and beat minute until thick enough to spread Makes
cups frong enough and sides OF 9nch
Sprinkle sides Of cake with coconut tinted pink
Use pink green lettering and candles, II desired.
Place milk bowl Add few
drops OF pink mix we'll Add coconut Il 3l2
angel fake coconu toss with fork until ccconu Is tinted
throughout.
DE,rROIr TRIpIf\rE cATIfRnAN AIlC On 1Q5y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
MICHIGAN STATE
CONFERENCE CONVENES

The Michigan State a. NJ. T.
Churches are holding their an
nual State Conference at Inc
Ebcnczer A. NJ. f. located al
1925 Brush ST. at Willis
Starting Tuesday, August -o'n
through the 3lSt
One of the highllshlS OF Tue
conference will be Fridays
Youth Day. Many YOUNG p'V
pie from all over the state arc
expected to participate
Sunday will close WIN NV
reading of appointments "
200. No night service.
The Rev ii. y. Robinson
pastor Of Ebcnczer \ VI +.
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18th & Warren
Community News
BY LUCILLE TRAYLoR
SIXTH ANNIVERSARY

Mt Maria Church of God in
Christ is in its last half of IFS
Sixth Anniversary Services
Their first half began Mon
All faiths are invited to come
continue through August 5lSt.
day night, August 18Th and will
out and enjoy these services
This church is located at 3940
Riopclle St.
ElldW r. d. Dockary is pas.
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COU RI n E w S =

worthless check at grocery
store at 403l Oakman
After the groceries had been
selected Caldwell allowed the
managr Of the store to fill in the
blank check and he signed it.
The check returned marked,
Account Closed
Police said Caldwell has passed
Is other checks amounting to
S37l.
Edgar Wallace Jr.. 2l-months.
son of Edgar Wallace Sr., 10. and
Mrs. Bertha Wallace, 10. of 1881
Scldcn. was dead on admittance
to Receiving Hospital last week
Of head injuries sustained when
he fell from an upper bunk bed
in his home and struck his head
on a rocking toy horse, which
was beside the bed
Police said the child had con
fusion at the cent \ of the fore
head and bruises in the pelvic
regions.
Mrs. Alfredo Taylor. 26, of
seas Tillman. charged with at
tempted murder Of her six minor
children. stood mute last week
on arraignmcnt before Record
cr's Judge Gerald w. Groat.
She was remandcd TO Wayne
County Jail pending examination
Thursday
Police said .hc woman admit
ted turning on the gas lets in
her home and leaving the chill.
drcn alone in the house to die.
The children. who range in age
from 9 weeks TO 7 years. were
found and saved from death by
their father. Matthews, 27, an un.
employed factory worker
FIJI agents last week arrested
an escaped convict who was scrv-
ing a life sentence for numbering
his siStcrin-law in Alabama 3
years ago.
The convict, George Savage,
30. of l545 Blaine. escaped from
prison work camp near Mont.
.omcry. Ala. oct Z, 1857
Savage said he made his lv'
ing by selling billioldcrS in the
Detroit area
Alabama authorities ere cx.
pcctcd to try to cxtradiic him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
SOCIAL NOTES

Rev {. C. chatham is spon.
sorlng young boxer Billy Hunt
or. Hunter just returned from
the west coast whore he was the
guest OF cX.llghlcr Henry Arm
strons
His father George and a broth
er, Clarence. were disV boxers.
He Is the son Of Mrs. Ruth
Hunter
Mrs Jcs- .c Lawson is in Lake
Side Hosp H.
Mrs { RE F Phillips, State
Prcsiacr; Oi the Wolverine Bap-
list Convention of the womens
division died Wednesday In
Harper Hospital.
\ member of Corinthian Bap-
list Church. She Was former
president OF the Missionary SO.
clcl>
Funeral services will be held
TUESDAY At II am The Rev +.
/ Jones Wlll offlciate
She Is survived by husband,
Mr Singleton Phillips.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
CONDOLENCES

To the family and friends of
Mr.. Charles Floyd of Schroeder s,
in Delray. Funeral services for
Mr.. Floyd were held at ST. pau
AME Church. Reverend Preston
officiated.
To the family and friends Of
Mr. William Howard Of Eigb.
tccnth ST. in Ecorsc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
BY MARIANNE
ST. JOHN AME coNFERENcI

',he last quarterly conference
ui the year at st. John AME
Ch.rch, was held last Monday
night.
The presiding elder was Elder
W. X. Ronennee. who also deliv-
cred the massage at Sunday serv-
ices.
A large number turned out.
Rev. T. II. Smith pastor of
St. Johns will attend the annual
conference at Ebcnzcr AME
Church on August %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
VACATIONlNC

Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson
have as their guest Mrs. Marie
Collins of Alexandria, Alabama.
Miss Maxine Fulton. a senior
al Layne College, Jackson Ten
ncsscc, is visiting with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. George Full
ton.
Mr. Tommic James Fulton Of
Martin Tennessee, is visiting his
sister Mrs. Ellie Martin of Elec-
trio Street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

Northeast Detroit
Spotlight .

and the famous Caldwell Singers
will present a program Thurs
day evening. August %. Senator
Bryant will broadcast his weekly
religious show from the church
Sunday morning. September 5
Senior Choir welcomes all
friends to join them in its Labor
Day picnic celebration in Tole-
do OHIO
For information call Rev Ar
thur Cobb al Walnut 27700.
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last session.
The Evcngclistic Missionary
were in charge Of the service in
the afternoon. Nj Woodward was
chairman of the service Some
of the ministers who attended
were Elder Stanback. Bishop O..
4 Jones and Elder j Mills.
Also present were Lillian
Coffey Mrs. Lott and Mrs. Fan
ME Beck
The Northeast Michigan Usher
Board is honoring the second
anniversary of State Chairman
Betty McClcndon August 81 in
the Church of God in Christ at
"a Kendall. Elder G. Davis is
pastor
Those. who will participate on
program from the tho districts
are Mrs GENEVA BurriS, H. Nal.
lory, Mrs. Churchwcll, S. Green,
Mrs. l.. d. Brown, Mrs. Jessie
Williams. J. Willford. Mrs. f.
Tyrone. Mrs. NJ. Johnson, and
Mary Craig.
State officers expected TO at
tend are Mrs. A. Green, + I.
Clark. Mary Johnson, {. Thorn
aSon, Mrs. NJ =. Muckcr and
Bishop c. L. Anderson
Peace Baptist Church Senior
Usher Board held their annual
picnic in Cedar. Ohio Sunday
Some of those who made the
trip arc jeff Cleveland. Perry
Parks, MIR and Mrs James
S,arks. Lucy Curlcy. Odhc Jcr.
~. Bessie May. Bessie Simpson.
Robert Cook and Johnnie Miles.
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CONFERENCE ENDS

Northeast Michigan'S Churches
OF God in Christ closed their
44th annual conference Saturday
at $500 Elmwood. Bishop Glove.
land Anderson resided over the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
SENATOR BRYANT AoNoReD

senator Brs,oc Bryant star
OF radio station WJLB, Mil
bc gwen testimonial dinner
Saturday night September y at
the Nj Royal Hotel
!, is sponsored by the Pastors
AID Of 81 Matthews Spiritual
Church. OF which Rex. Arthur
Cobb IS pastor
Paul Holt has been invited as
one of the special guests
The Brunette Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
TEENIE WEENIE plcN,c

lnkstcrs WCHB's children,
radio program The Tccnic Vice.
ME Show held their picnic las,
Wednesday. '
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION.

The first meeting Of the Mt
Pleasant Baptist Association will
convene aat thch Alliance Mis-.
sionary Baptist Church located
at 1886 Merrick Avenue Start.
ing Monday night, August 18th.
through August 3lst
Here's hoping that their first
meeting will be a successful
one.
Future happenings Of this as
ISOLATION will appear later
RETREAT
Since the Detroit Police De.
partmcnt placed walking police
in the West Warren and l2lh
ST. area the people have decd.
cd il was not such a good thing
to continue their shooting and
cutting any longer
It's all nice and peaceful IN
the community now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Happy Birthday To You
Youngsters

Youngste
who have sum-
mertimc birth
days will be
delighted with
this cake. It's a
lovely pink (or
gre en- } a n d
W hite party
treat that nom
can easily make.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
BY COURT REPORTER

Two persons were sentenced
to prison last week in Recorder 5
Court on manslaughtcr charges
Thomas Kerr. AZ. of 1895 Lin
wood. was gwen 10 TO 10 years
in Jackson Prison by Recorders
Judge Elvin L. Davenport He
was charged with the fatal stab
hing of a roomcr. Luther Carter,
over stolen money order.
Mrs. Margaret Schmidt. 36. Of
652 Temple, drew 5 to Is years
in the House of Correction for
the April 5th fatal shooting of
Robert s. River. 38. of 525 Hague
Rivers was a passenger in Mrs.
Schmidt's car and an argument
arose over $40 debt
Two men who were arrested
recently by police for racing ov-
or the Lodge ExprcSSway at 100
miles an hour, were sentenced TO
20 wcckcnds in Jail by Traffic
Judge John d, Watts.
They are Ralph G Williams,
81 of 443 Burns. and Alphonso
Bcllman. 81, Of 270l Hastings.
Both drivers were put on pro
baton and suspended their driv-
crs licenses for year.
Three men were sentenced to
prison last week after they were
convicted of a bar holduup, in
which they got $50.
James NJ. Freeman, %. OF 1896
Maplcwood. drew III to 20 yrs.
Edward King. % 266 Gratlot,
was given six months in the
House of Correction, two year $
probation and fine of 500
Samuel Woodsidc. 20, of 1903
Garfield, got 10 to 20 years.
Police said the three men adj
mittcd holding up a bar June
at 1873 +. Grand Blvd.
Woodsidc. according to the OF
( flccrs. admitted firing a blast
into the floor with q sawcd'oil
shotgun
The sentences were imposed
by Recorders Judge George Muir
ply
Clarence Webb, 10, Of 1855
Mclrosc. was found guilty las
week of receiving stolen proper
~.
Webb admitted pawnlns a Sto
len suit for $40 Wcb0 SAID he
pawncd the suit for a man wht
had been trying to sell the SUI
in a poolroom.
Police said the suit was stolci
from parked car
Webb viii be sentenced Aug
%.
a thief broke into the room o.
Lewis Joseph, so. of 1860 PEI
key. last week. ransackcd Inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
HOUSE GUESTS

Deborah and Carlton Clayburn
are vacationing this week with
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clayburn OF Deacon
Street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

4 few citizens of this neigh.
borhood have formed commit.
tee which will meet with local
NAACP officials and later file
formal protest against the
treatment OF Detroit policemen
Saturday night in four-block
area
Late Saturday night two off
duty plain clothes policemen
driving a private car stopped al
Dawson and Dcqulndrc streets.
and according TO many wit
ncsscs. proceeded TO push peace
ful passcrbys around with drawn
guns
Louis Cason. resident of
Orleans street, was slUggcd. and
as women screamed the two Of.
fccrs. who in the opinion of
many who watched the scene
seemed TO be under the lnflu.
cncc of alcohol. ran down an
alley chasing citizens and way
ing their rcyolycrs
Some thinking that the pair,
who refused to identity them.
selves as officers. were holdup
men took down the license mum.
Der OF their car and called the
DAWSON police ialion
The precinct palrolmcn ar
rived and told those who had
been shook up durn- the dis
iurbanOc that the tMo unrcVos
ni1ablc men we're policemen
Monday mormn- the sat.
ncsScs and the victim OF The cs
capade met with ncighborhOod
NAACP officials and planned TO
report the incident TO the De
tlOn Branch president
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH
4 nursery has been sci UP IN
the downstairs church. IN which
ii Is possible to hear the scrv.
ices over the lnlcrcom Mothers
with small children may lcaNc
them IN the care OF the Child
Welfare Committee
SUNDAY August 81 the Mis-
sionarN society is prvstAtIn-
"Thc Wedding OF Roscs Mrs
Scbelic tpshan D. VISITING m
Atlanta Georgia Mr. and Nj,
John KIM i, tat.uonin- in Ia.
t.morc Mary land and Washing
ton, y. G.
The Altar Circle Will sponsor
fashion show sunday scptcm
Der "A The Usher Board VIII
celebrate rs anniversary sun.
day September p
Rex Lee 7. Clay pastor of
Peace Baptist Church has been
invited to deliver sermons Al
the following location, sunday,
August "a al Ncw M Vernon
Baptist Church Monday Sep.
tcmbcr - al LomaX AN /
Temple SUNDAY scpicnbcr %.
Jehovah l,>lonary Baptist
Church and Monday october 8,
al Pleasant Grove BAPTIST
Church
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-08-15

PAY Your POLL TAX Toda
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College Station
Virginia Halter

Mrs. Eta Conway left for De-
troit last Thursday to visit her
sister. Mrs. Helen Thomas.
Miss Mary Byers of Gary, Ill, is
here visiting her aunt Mrs. Irma
Hadley and her grandmother,
Mrs. Weadie Robinson T. Har-
ris of California, was called here
to the bedside of his mother Mrs
Harris who is very ILL. Mrs. Bes-
sic Woodley of Gary, Indiana, is
here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs Esther Gordon, and other
relatives Mrs. Minnie Herd
of Ell Dorado, who was here Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ruthel
Pugh, returned to her home
last Friday Mr.. and Mrs
Dutch Pugh of Milwaukee, are
here visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. A. c.. Jones of Detroit is
here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Maddox and her mother
Mrs. Mary Maddox and her
grandmother, Mrs Matte Will
hanson. The Antioch singing
class anniversary was preached
by Rev. Nixon, pastor of Mt
Vernon Baptist church. On
The sick list are James Austin,
K. Casey, r. Prince, p Campbell
and Mrs. Mckinley Jeffersn.
Pay Your POLL TAX Today
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-08-15

ST. LOUIS-The crucial fac
tor in the landslide renomina-
ton of Gov. Orval e. Faubus in
Arkansas was not the issue of
school indignation but the in
flammatory" campaign against
the use of federal troops in Lit
tie Rock, NAACP Executive Sec
rotary Roy Wilkins declared in
a television interview here.
Interviewed by panel of
a popular program over KMO
XIV on August 2, Mr.. Wilkins
expressed the opinion that "the
turning forces was the magic
federal troops idea"
Two hundred thousand qualifi-
ed voters in the state didn't
feel it was necessary to come
out and vote in the primary
despite the injection of pure ra-
cism' in the campaign, the NAA
CP leader pointed out.
In response to a question as
to whether a delay in Little
Rock might not provide a need
ed 'cooling-off' period, the N
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-08-15
TROOP ISSUE DECISIVE IN FAUBUS VICTORY WILKINS

AACP leader flatly rejected the
proposal Il wouldn't delay two
and a half months, to say moth
ing of two and a half years. l
would never agree to it volun-
tarily," Mr.. Wilkins asserted.
The Faubus victory. he said,
may we'll prove embarrassing to
the national Democratic party
which will have to take a stand
on this issue, "A good many Ne
gro Democrats in the northern
states are a little uneasy wond-
ering if the Faubus philosophy
is going to be condoned by the
party as a whole"
Questioned about the role of
the federal government in the
NAACP appeal against a two
and-a-half year suspension of
indignation in Little Rock. Mr..
Wilkins declared that "the fed
eral government has an obligation
to act in these matters, and it
has failed to act, except to call
out troops The President, he
pointed out, has more power
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-08-15
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Newport
Berniee Crial

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mcdonald
and her mother, Mrs. Cora Bor-
ders. are visiting relatives in
Kansas City. They will be house
guests of Willie Reynolds and
family, and Lucius Borders and
family. Mr., and Mrs. Lueius
Tillman and children of Pintiac,
Mich, were guests last week OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Stephenson and family Henry
Flemming accompanied them up
on their return to Michigan, :.
Mrs. Henry o. White has return
ed from visit in Alabama with
Sgt Whites family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dupens and
son, Alvin. jr., Mr.. and Mrs Gus
tave Stegall and Mrs. lola Har-
rison motored to Woodruff
county and spent the day on
White Lake. .Mrs.A. Goodlow Wis
tied her brother, Ulysses at AL
exander last Thursday She also
visited friends in Little Rock. .
Mrs. A V. Smith and Miss Cora
Mae Johnson left Monday for
Newport News, Virginia, to visit
Mrs. Smiths sister and family. :.
Mrs. Ethel Williams entertained
her niece, Sherry Coburn and
Jackie Stephenson with birth
day party at her home at SOL
Elm street. Thirty -four guests at
tended. Mrs Ethel Neal re-
turned to Kansas City, having
attended the funeral of John E.
Davis. Mrs. M. B. johnson, his
mother, returned on Monday, ac-
companied as far as st Louis by
her niece, Mrs. Gladys Mays and
children, Charlotte and Wayman
William Davidson of Vincent,
Ind, was weekend guest of his
family His wife, Mrs. Gene Ana
Davidson, is recuperating tr I'M
an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hatchett and father motored to
Little Rock Sunday to carry their
niece and children, Miss Naomi
West, Elaine and Tony, who
have been visiting them for the
past four weeks Mrs. Matte
Adams, Mrs Effie Berry, N. F.
benson and Mrs. C. May Motor
ed to Jonesboro on Sunday where
Mrs. Mays was the Womens
Day speaker at st. Paul AME
church. Mrs. M B Stephens is
conValescing satisfactorily fol-
lowing recent surgery. Mrs,
Moreno Hatchett was honored
with surprise birthday party
at her home Saturday night Au-
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Strawberries n Ice Cream rcrfs
| rennet tablet
/ tablespoon cold water
2 cups light cream
N cup sugar
IN teaspoons vanilla
Fresh or frozen strawberries
Dissolve rennet tablet by crush
Ing in cold water. Add sugar and
vanilla to cream. Warm slowly,
stirring constantly. Test a drop
on inside of wrist frequently.
When comfortably warm
(110'F.) not hot, remove at once
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-08-15
Arkansas Bishop
Gives Views on
Radio Interview

The Episcopal bishop of Ark
ansas Saturday night declared
that the south can change its
ideas and its concept about sace
relations, mot only its mind,
where, incidentally good many
peolpe have made the transition,
but also its heart
THAT takes time" the Rt. Rev.
Robert r. Brown said But I
think the south is working on
it
Bishop Brown, who organized
ministry of reconciliation" "a
mong Little Rock clergy of all
faiths in response to request
by President Eisenhower during
the city's school indignation eris-
is last fall, spoke Saturday even
ing on Viewpoint, Mutual radio
program. :
The Viewpoint interview, pros
dueed by the Episcopal church,
was recorded in London where
Bishop Brown is attending the
1858 Lambeth conference of bis
hops of the worldwide Anglican
communion.
Bishop Brown blamed a
breakdown in communication
between the white man and the
black man in Arkansas and the
south for the race relations
problems. Neither side is will
ing, really, to see the other side
or take the time to understand
the other person. he said
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