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Knew DIFFERENT MErsEukov Continued from preceding

munist Party abandoned violence, grew from $4,000
to $4,000 members, and in fair election gained
control Of one of midas IL states.
At the 1854 UN economic conference on Asia,
the ambassador Spearheaded another new Soviet
foreign policy To neutral" Asian nations he prom
ised longterm Soviet trade agreements on favorable
terms, USSR loans and Point4 aid. Today some
Oriental nations receive more Point4 aid from the
USSR than from the United States.
Is it surprising that Menshikov survived all four
t-Stalin purees, and has been promoted to Rus
sa's top ambassadorship in Washington, d. C.? But
this Soviet mastermind isn't here simply to attend
diplomatic teas. Again he must be engineering new
and important Red plan.
II must be more than simply trying to charm
President Eisenhower into q summit conference.
I've observed Menshikovs actions and pattern is
already emerging. Menshikov is trade expert. He
knows that many American firms have profted by
selling machinery to Russia in the past.
Menshikov will probably make large Soviet bids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

for American machine tools. DESPITE Sputnik, most
U.S. industrial machinery is still superior to SovietO
For ten years we have refused to sell Russia machine
tools, because they are vital to war production.
In the interest Of security, America should not
relax its embargo forbidding sale Of war-potental
machines to the USSR, even though our NATO allies
ere already violating this embargo Russian orders
are especially tempting to US. firms suffering from
the 1858 business slump.
A Double Victory
If America yields to the lure of immediate profits
U.S. machinery win increase the might Of our mortal
enemy But Menshikov probably hopes for more
than this For the sake of Soviet trade, American
exporters might pressure the State Department into
political concessions to Communism. Then the sn1l
ing ambassador would win both military and diplo-
matte victories.
America is the target of planned campaign Of
charm. urge America not to be deceived by
Russia's soft-soap artist - The End
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Sta cekas? Podji samnom! E.
vo ia vodim / zenu sa sobom,
a ii 81 mlad, nista te ne veze,
kreni 8 mama. U grabit ces
sretu. Znas ii mas Bokelje, "a
mas su Ameriku / izmislili. !"
I dospio je cukovic u Ame-
riku. To je bilo 1875 godine.
Kratko se zadrzao u New
Yorku / jednog dana sjeo u
Union Pacific te ravno ma "a
pad u naselje Rino u drzavi
Nevada k rodjaku Mill Drob-
njakovitu. Rino mu, ali, nije
pruzio ono sto je ocekivao, pa
je pozajmio cd svog rodjaka
100 dolara otputovao u Den
yer, Colorado, u kraj koji po
drugi put kao obecana zem-
liza privlaci kopace zlata. :.
Denver je u ono vrijeme
bio selo; malo prize toga u
rodjenicko indijansko naselje.
Kada je Vase stigao u Den
yer, bas je bila velika uzbuna
Indijanaca, koje su naseljeni-
ci tjerali njihovih djedov-
skin lovista. Skupa 3 cuko-
vicem upadaju u ovo prebo-
cato podrucje Colorado mase
raznorodnih pustolova / ma
seljenika. To je doba jedne cd
najbrojnijih migracija u po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

kao hrabr1 ratnlcl u bojevi-
ma izmedju Venecije / Tu-
raka, nego i kao iskusni i ne
ustrasivi pomorci vrijedni j
posteni trgovci. Uz Vasu je
bio jos petero djece, njegov
mladji brat cetiri sestre.
skolu je pohadjao u Risnu a
zanat je izucio kod svoga O.
ca, ali / MEGA, kao i njegove
pretke, vuklo je srce u daleke
zemlje. U Trstu je Vase svr-
sio trgovacku skolu, i zatim
sc zaposlio kao trgovaeki ci-
novnik kod tada vrlo poznate
grcke firme x ydia s ct Co.
s kojom je i njegov otac 60
dinama trgovao. Vec tada Va
so pokazuje izvanrednu vjes-
tinu l dobro govori talijanski
i grcki, a prilicno razumije
francuski i njemacki.
Iskusivsi polozaj iskorisca.
vanog namjestenika, Vase je
s paznjom slusao pomorskog
kapetana, takodjer r isnj a.
nina, Paprenicu, koji mu go.
vori: 'Zemljace i imenjace
moi, tuzis Sc da te Xydias is
koriscava. Pa svi &c te u ovoj
carevini iskoriscavati! Nema
drugoga, nego Novi Svijet -
Amerika! Imas glavu, imas
ruke, hoces znas raditi, pa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
VASOL. CUKOVC
(Nastavak ma 8. strani)

Prigodom stogodisnce rodjenja (1S5S) dvadesetpete
godsnjice smrt (1s33 ovog uglednog iseenika dobro
tvora napisa hrvask novinar Hrvoje Macanovit &C.
no Senecc tekst mske novele Vasi
il koe prenosmo nekoko zanimljvh podataka sicica
coveku koji krcio put uspehu cd kojega e
jednca imala ina koristi.
Rodio tocno prize 100 godina malom Rsnu, u
gedno obitelji Cukovca, CHI preci sticah samo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Onaj je narod nevrijedan,
koji n e { e, radosno, metnuti
sve ma kocku "a svoju cast.
- Schiller
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

| IIlSuJu 1OtU ! 1oOU, uSllJeS
koje sc pet puta povecalo pu
canstvo Colorado.
Vec je cukovic dvije go.
dine u America i u Denveru
vodi trgovinu, d o duse vrlo
skromnu, smjestenu u neko.
dascan ma rubu naselja -
ali vrlo korisnu, jer u Moi svi
pustolovi, koji u planinama
traze zlato, lovci, pa i sum.
njivci, nalaze sve sto i'm ire.
ba, cd alata, pa do pusaka
municije.
Svojim postenim lojalnim
drzanjem prema svima, be-
obzira da Ii su starosjedioci,
novi doseljenici, bijelci ill In
dijanci, cukovic stiee ugled
uticaj. N jegova a sc dascara
prosirila i postala prava ku-
ca, a medju cesce musterije u
braja Sc i poglavica juznog
plemena Uta-Indijanaca, sta
ri i mudri Uraja.
Vase cukovic je neumorno
radio u svojoj trgovini, dok
su drugi trazili brzo obogace-
ME zlatom iii srebrom, on je
ulagao sve sto je sticao, U
kupovanje ma oko bezvrijed-
nog zemljista, u samom Den
veru | ma drugim prometnim
krizanjima. Bio je tada o.
godisnji mladic, ma upit e
prijatelja, zasto kupuje zem-
ljista, znao je reci: "Kupio
sam zato, sto vjerujem da &c
bas ma ovom mjestu iskrsnuti
grad $ ulicama, trgovima, sko-
lama, sa hiljadama novih
stanovnika. :"
Dolazi 1892, kriza! India
.je prestala kovati srebrni no.
vac, a ona je bila glavno tr-
ziste "a plasman koloradskog
srebra. Ma burzama magic pa
da vrijednost srebra. Mnoge
banke zatvaraju saltere. Zem-
ljista su skoro bez vrijedno-
sti. Ma sve strane bankroti
poslovnih kuca. Farmeri su
pri kraju svojih snaga, jer je
i trogodisnja susa kao j perio-
dicna najezda skakavaca po-
vecala nesrecu. Vase cukovic
je takodjer tesko pogodjen.
Trgovina je propala, novac u
bankama takodjer, a zemljis-
ia, koja je nabavio, nemaju
wise nj kupaca nj interesena-
ia, pre- m a tome postala su
bezvrijedna imovina. U tax.
vol situaciji, Vase je okrenuo
ledja Denveru i posao traziti
srecu u susjednoj drzavi Ne
braska. I tamo je nasao, svo-
jim trudom | nastojanjem,
kao ! potporom prijatelja, "a
ciji je racun prodavao stoku.
cim je osjetio da je dovoljno
jak, odlucio Sc vratiti u svoj
omiljeni Denver.
Denver je postao o veliki
grad, a Vase je kupovao
prodavao, napose zemljista
Bio je svuda dobro widen
mnogo postovan. Bila mu je
cak ponudjena kandidatura "a
gradonacelnika Denvera, al
je nije prihvatio vec sc od'
rekao u korist svog prijateljs
Roberta Spira.
"a vrijeme Balkanskog
Prvog svjetskog rata sura'
djuje 5 Pupinom, Teslom
drugim iseljenicima i izdasne
pomaze start kraj. A kad 8,
ratovi prosli, Vase je posje'
ito svoju Boku, ali ne sam
vet sa svojom zenom Mar
garetom. Menu je tada bllt
IS godina, nu ovo je bio Mi
hovo svadbeno putovanje =
1923.
Deset godina kasnije, 1888
ma 20. prosinca umro je Vast
cukovic ostavivsi zakladu mi
lijunske dolarske vrijednost
IL koje je uveden vodovod
elektrika, uredjen skolski vrt
skolovani talentirani mladici
podignuta najmodenija Dol
MICA "a lijecenje tuberkuloz'
kostiju, izgradjena nova trz
V.s
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Onaj koji 81 d q prezirno
ma rad farmera, nije vrijedan
da sc nazove covjekom. - H.
w. Beecher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

Attractive plostic heodboord COM
bined with innersprino mattress
and matching box spring on legs.
Mottress hos firm muIti-coil inner
spring unit.
BEDDING-WGShington, 5th FL;
Langley Park. LoUer Lepel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

A handsome n series console W
with oluminized picture tube,
qlore-free sofety screen. Compoct,
Slim design. Mahogany finished
cabinet.
Observation-Disclosures and
Langley Park, LoiGer Leuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

ThinIine styled TO fit flush with
sill, no outside overhone. Big
$500 BTU copocity for rooms up
10 300 square feet. CooIs, VEN
tilotes, dehumidifies.
MAJOR APPLTANCES-WaSh-
ington, 9Th FL. Langley Park,
L0lOer LeUel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

Automatic electric clothes dryer
with big l0-pound copocity. Fost
drying, low heot action is sote for
your finest tobrics.
MAJOR APPLIANCES = Wash
ington, 9Th FL: Langley Park,
LoWer Leuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

lol2" toddIer with her own fosh-
ionobIe outfit Rooted soron hor
con be washed. cor1bed and set
1885 90 dolls, 3.il; org. 49,
~ %, 4.1f; seporote outfits,
org. 81 TO 3 %, lie 10 LA
TOYS-WdShington. 4th FL;
Langley Park. LoDer Level
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Free
Wheeling
BY BILL CROWELL

TAXI. BUD About a bill
lion and a half times a year,
Americans CLIMB into motor
cars that are not their own tc
take a ride Of some three miles,
for which they pay so cents to
a dollar.
They are the nations taxi
cab riders.
AS a matter of fact there are
as many taxis cruising the
streets as there are city buses,
street cars and trolleys COM
bined. The mass transit vehi-
cles carry more passengers, but
the hack fleet has long lead
in the miles .raveled-about
five billion miles a year.
In its favor, the cab has
freedom of choice, in terms OF
starting point, route and destin-
alton. 1t may be this freedom
which is chiefly responsible
for the steady growth of the
taxi business while use of urb-
an mass transportation has de-
clined.
To a fellow stranded on q
rain swept corner, it may seem
incredible that there are more
than 100000 cabs plying the
nations streets. The latest sur
vey counts about 10000, blu,
includes only those in the org
anized fleets of large cities. Not
included are the thousands
owned and operated by their
drivers in countless smaller
towns throughout the country.
New York, as might be ex-
pccted, boasts the most cabs,
about 1900, followed by Wash
ington with some $500. Chicago
and Philadelphia have more
than 1000, and New Orleans
10th in population, is fifth in
the number of cabs with 1900.
Boston, ST. Louis. Detroit, Bait
imOre and Los Angeles have
more than 1000 each.
And business nGst be good
According 20 the latest estim-
ate, the nations hack drivers
carried over billion paSseng-
erS last year and collected in
gross revenue something like
1913 million dollars.
The total annual take in tip.
is known, 4 At all, only to the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
F eriilizer, Lime
Are Important
Says Raper

Are Columbus County farm
ers including efficient use OF
lime and fertilizer in their land
management program" asks
County Agent Charles D. Raper.
II not, it's a good time to think
about doing so. Columbus Coun-
ty farmers can get sound advice
on efficient lining and fertiliza-
ton for their cropping program
through soil tests. Soil-test re-
Communications for lime and fer
tilizer are designed to give prof
liable returns on money invested
in these items for both short and
lCng-run periods.
Recommendations are made by
trained agronomiStS who determ-
inc the nutrient-clements re-
quired by soils for the profitable
production Of crops. The amount
.of plants nutrients needed for
various levels of coil fertility, as
determined by a soil test, is baS-
ed on carefully conducted re-
search and field experiments.
Each recommendation is consid-
cred in light Of all available in
formation SO that lime and ferti-
lizer may be purchased in a.
mounts to give profitable re-
turns. Soll-tcSting recommended
tons are a means of extending
the results of field experiments
t. individual farmers fields. In
this way, said Ny Raper, al!
. farmers receive up-tO-date tech
nica' Information on the needs OF
their crops.
III" Soil Testing Division n
Raleigh. North Carolina. car
.rovide this service to farmers
"a matter OF about ten days
So there is still time for Column
huF County farmers 70 get sound
rGVrse N their lime and fcrtll!z-
"r needs for the coming Sprinl
crops Don, wait! Spring is right
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

MzU

dAvlsy ~ Jsns.s kssswsvs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Donkey Basketball
Set At Williams

Prominent men in the VIII
liams Township area will be the
contestants in the donkey bask-
etball game slated for the Will
liams School gymnasium on jan
uary %.
Those taking part will be John
Murray, H. B. Todd, c. w. Todd,
Coolidge Wright, Buther Brod-
uss, Lloyd Hinson, James Long,
Hoyt Shelly, Ezra Harrelson.
Charles Bullock, Jake Goodwin,
Leamon Murray, Philip McPher-
son, and J. w. Granger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
tax collectors.

tax collectors.
TAG TALK Although
North Carolina again is issuing
a single license plate in SO. at
least 80 other atates and the
District of Columbia are not.
Those states requiring only one
tag. in addition II North Caro-
lima. are: Arkansas. Delaware.
Florida, Georgia. Indiana, Kan
saS. Kentucky. Louisiana, Mis-
sisSippi. Missouri, Nevada. Ok
lahoma. Pennsylvania, and
West Virginia.
And the state IS retaining the
legend Drive Safety" but II
is Oregon, believe. that has
stamped on its current plates
Thou Shalt Not Kill"
SUDDEN THAWT People
who think reckless driving is
funny will probably die laugh
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

See tho Unor Shore Chew Show. Sy05ay might N5C-V
end 'Ns weekly Hor Boone Chevy Sho~roo~ en- f5C-V
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

Hanson. Route 2. Loris. recently
arrived in Germany and u n0u
"a member Of the 9th Infantry
Division.
A cannoneer in Battery D. OF
the IND Arullery'S LIST howilzcI
battaIion, Williamson entered
lne Army last May ana Comp.e.
co basic framing IL Fort RILEY
ran.
tie attended LorIs High 81 400
anu was a tanner Lelvre enler-
ing the Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
lis one of ChevroletS dollar.stretchino
The handsome Dsays the lowest priced Of all
priced chewoIets And they're fvze Tower
and nine lively inches longer size in Style in fine details and
other priced low gives you 50 mvehi

When you're thinking about buying . car
bocanse Of In extra-low price, there are
two things Il pays TO watch for. First, be
sure you get full measure when it comes
to size. Don't settle for . cut-down bar
gain model. Second, be sure you sot. Ill
The equipment and cenveniences that
you'd normally expect to be standard.
Look for such everyday things as an in
strument panel switch for the dome light
q boosHn for vacuum windshield wipen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

ed by the Reuben H. Donnelley
Corporation required entrants to
express preferences for style
features of Hamilton watches on
display at Davis Jewellers.
A total of l,400 prizes were
awarded including u first prize
of Hamilton's $4,000 Saturnalia
"a pendant watch set with 205
diamonds and winner of the
jewelry induStry's highest hon.
OF, Diamonds, USA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
and crank-operated won't Window.

and crank-operated vent windows-
Cheuoiet's Delray models are fho low
ct priced in the line. But they're fuii-stss
CheWolets-wonderfully lower and wider,
with the same increased length as Other
models. They're all Chevrolet, with bold
new sculpturod styling and beautiful Body
BY Fisher. And they're equipped to do
you proud. Nothing else near the price
has what's in this package. SEQ b soon st
your Chevrolct dcalcrsl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

overseas in December 1857.
The 26-year old captain was
graduated from New Hanover
High School, Wilmington. in
l949, from the University OF
North Carolina in 1852 and is a
member Of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi
Eta Sigma and Phi Chi fratern-
tiles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
CAPT. GEORGE WALTON JR

GAIT. GEOKGE WALTON yk.
SAIGON VlETNAM - Army
Capt. George b. Walton Jr., son
OF Mrs. u. Is. WALTON, Lnau-
pourn, ~. e., recenIy arrived Al,
vletnam and is now q member
OF the Military .As,iS,an.e Az
visory Group.
Captain Walton, assigned to
the groups Headquarters, ent-
cred the Army in October 1857
and was stationed at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, before arriving
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
LOGAN Man Wins Watch In Contest

week as fifth prize in the nation
wide contest. Presentation was
made by Davis Jewellers, local
Hamilton watch dealer.
The national competition judg-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

A Tabor City nan was one o
the winners in the Hamilton
Watch contest.
Davis d. Bruton, Jr. was pre-
s0ted q Hamilton watch last
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

PVT. LONNIE C. WILLIAMSON
9TH DIV, GERMANY-Army
Pvt. Lonnie c. Williamson, 20.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Will
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

The Seeds of Promise club had
a party Tuesday, May q in the
social room at Booker Homes. +.
The Buds of Promise club held
its regular meeting Thursday,
May 20 at Booker Homes.
Friday, May &c., five members
of the Star Climbers club had a
"bunking" party after a social
held at the "Y". Their adviser,
Miss Rosalia Terrence, Mrs. Leah
C.. Peake and Y-Teen director
lola t. Mcdonald were also
"bunkers." The president of the
club, Inez Stewart, presented a
lovely gift from the club to Miss
Terrence in recognition of her
untiring efforts in making them
happy, and guiding them in the
right way. Other members pres
ent were Lille Johnson, Alice
Nolan, Matte Vault, and Eta
Wheeler.
Camp Parthenia at Tulsa, Ok
lahoma, was the scene of a Y
Teen conference this week which
opened June l. Mrs. Tarlece
Barker ch2perone and Mrs. Me-
Donald, Y-Teen director left last
Sunday morning accompanying
the following delegates to the
conference: Patricia Andrews,
Bernice L. Bass, Carmelita Ca
ruth, Dorothy Frazier, Gloria
Harper, Syble Jordan, Marion
Faye Lanum, and Loretta Young.
Rev. w. H Bass assisted the
group with transportation. When
the delegation returns Sunday,
June 8, they will be assisted
with their transportation by w.
D. Harper, who will motor to
Tulsa for the return trip. Such
cooperation on the part of par
ents is deeply appreciated by the
Y-Teen department
In the absence of the Y-Teen
director June 3, Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Ragland, parents, had
charge of the Seeds of Promise
club.
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
The u. 5. Must Take the Offensive

It is generally States is losing
ground in the propaganda with the Soviet Union sur
vey taken II world capitals asking Who is ahead in the
war;? results 10 capitals putting Russia in the lead
in by four to
To most it inconcevabe that the United States,
democratic reedomovng nation desiring should be
the position of aggressor and War-monger Secretary
of State Dulles admitted conference that we
"at disadvantage from propaganda standpoint
Khrushchev does have this disadvantage He is respon
sbe and does not have to be concerned with
his charges This be in reviewing the
propaganda offensive After they launched Spu
nix and while rushed catch up, they called for
nit conference They concluded nucear testing and while the
United States preparing for its tests Russia announced
unlaera suspension of tests We put in the position OF
being the threat peace despite the fact that have
sistenty sought and Russia has consistently blocked efec
tive disarmament for than decade
Russias latest charge is that the United States IS send
ing bobes with atomic and hydrogen bombs in the direction
the the Union Despite that
these protective against otataan state which
has the capacity to strike without warning and despite the
fact that Russia unquesonaby has similar arrangement
the charge made headlines throughout the world It's wonder
that still have any friends left.
AFLCIO President George Meany speaking in San Fran
cisco on abors stake in world affairs offered
tons to improve position in the World Meany urged that
work for America, free social inuStices
and discrimination The United action
to end the recession Our economic crisis having
serious impact standing in the world and is causing
economic upheava in the many smaller nations which
have been dependent for the purchase of materials
We must publicize the true of Soviet
The world must not forget the crimes the butchers
dapes the fact that European nations being held
captive by the Soviet Union Russas call summit
ference must be in the light of another
less than three years -Four months after the july
conference every agreement reached repudated by the
Soviet Union.
The suggestions put forth by President Meany combined
with aggressive intelligent foreign aid program may yet
turn the tide in the cold The uncommtted
RIGA and Asia in only of directons
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
CHURCH
NEWS

err college has named the Rev.
A. o. Wilson. pastor of st. Jorn's
AME church. Pine Bluff, as presi-
dent of the college it was report
ed He will succeed DR.. T. d. Alex
ander. whose forced resignation
became effective Sunday.
Rev. Wilson was president OF
the college for nine years in the
1920s
Bishop o. L. Sherman, presid-
ing bishop of the 18th Episcopal
district of the AME church, Of
which the college is an affiliate,
said DIR. Alexander probably
would replace Rev. Wilson as pas.
tor of st. Johns.
The board also named Mrs.
Ellen Wilson as bookeeper and
business manager at the college
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
Essie B. Knowles
Appears in
Piano Recital

Mrs Hazel Hynson will present
in recital. sponsored by Moham-
med Temple No. "a AEAONMS,
Miss Essie B. Knowles. Monday,
8 o'clock p. m. at the community
center, 10th and Chester streets.
Miss Knowles began her train
ing under the late Mrs Campbell,
later began studying under Mrs,
Hynson where she is still training.
She has appeared in 4, 8, and L
piano Reeitals given by Mrs. Hyn-
son, and appeared in Recital at
the Revelation Baptist church,
Cincinnati. Ohio. She is present
~ pianist for the Collins Temple
Baptist church, and aceompanist
for the Horace Mann choir.
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
BETHEL AME
9til g. Broadway
Rev. Rufus K. Young, pastor

Rev. Rufus II. Young, pastor
Our annual Leadership Training
Institute was conducted this week
in the lower auditorium of the
church June &c, from 7 to nine
o'clock each evening. Five cour-
ses We're available to those who
attended. The instructors were
Rev. Troy Foster, Pastor Young,
j. c. Gladney and others.
Our annual Vacation Bible
School will open Monday, June
9, and will be in session for two
weeks, Monday through Friday of
each week from 8 a. m. to Il noon
It will be open to all ages to
II years Mrs. Marion W. john
son will serve as director.
Our congratulations to MI. and
Mrs. Jesse James Van Draughan
who were united in holy wedlock
Saturday, May "a. Mrs. Won Drau-
CHAN is the former Mrs. Janet
johnson. Mr.. Van Draughn is a
resident of Dallas, Txas.
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

to succeed Obey L. Griffin, who
was named to replace Mrs. Vera
W. Muldrew as registrar.
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

Mrs. Edith King Flakes will
present her piano pupils in recital
June 10 at the Dunbar Community
Center at 7:30 p. m. The public IS
invited
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
LIBERTY HILL BAPTIST
1901 Spring st.
Rev. w. II. Marley, pastor

Closing exercises Sunday at 7:30
p. m. will eliminate this weeks
activities of the Vacation Bible
School which began Monday. M.
Catherine Simmons is principal.