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Union Initiation
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Union papers are full Of complaints sbou, .,drrr;..
,e.eo prices and bad economic conditions WHO APE
rur ',.,'a WHO HAS ADMINISTERED PRICES IF NOT
pk'cEs FOR THEIR PRODUCT labor, IN Tus HAeH
or TREMENDOUS ovERsUPPLYa Is This their hind :,
economies? s "'e" Sno OF
""s' brought about this oversuppy Of labor ~ no, N.
eos' OF production. including authorized and vrsv
. .'e,meo strikes and sioppsses SMALL WONDER ruAr
MANUFACTURERS INSTALLED MAcluNeex -. 80,
nsrHeR STRIKES NOR FEATHERsEDs. when ,hsv so,o.
"'O'' produce more with less cost and less qrief.
Marshall Sergeant
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War On fredericksburg
Continued from PAGE y

VNoHrIHUed TOM Page
Over the years. the railroads Transform, 4 >,rcI
States from small country, r' Sew arors towns and
settlements into ssc-. nation dotted with cities
But the great steam locomotives that pulled and hooed
across the country are relics in todays JET age The pic
uresque iron horses which iraed pillar OF smoke bv
day and shower Of sparks by night were supplan,ed bv
the less eoorfu but efficient diesel locomotives
Today the railroads are in the process Of still greater
changes affecting their existence. some say
Contracts between the railroads the unions Affect
ing nearly million workers. expire next Nov /
The unions steamed up because the railroads ar.d
nave served notice they want employees to take l5cent
hourly pay cut.
SEEN AS SIDE ISSUE
But the railroads demand for a nav en-, ;s rsr.~a..
merely as preliminary skrmishina on the real oh;se.
AN ASSAULT ON ALLEGED FEATHERBEDpINc PRAc.
TIcEs or THE UNIONS. ""~-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

The ~sss coast Ionsshore boss. after 81" eoo'o" DC
erpe<.ed 10 be frank about the onresossd soDee msef
o. rsenfyyes tvssIe with the Federal government" over
deportation Australia Ne prefers 70 s',ex " '
~ before the House vn-Ameriesn Activities Committee
For instance Bridges leaves the impression mar ne
49, ,,v .l, az Communist ways Apparently u would
BE- all RIGHT to string along with Red unionisfs y they asked
eoopsrsve boycott Of esrsoes even this happened 70
oo,ose the American national interest And IS downright
shocking that Bridges TO side win fne Som"o"s
esnsrd Of meteorological warfare sssns' MOTT" NUTS
The point of is that Harry Bridges as enef OF
10000 dock workers. weds tremendous power wnen ne
,: 49,, ~. mic, would .fn a sense" JOIN UP IN
vycRL DIVIDE ECONOMIC BOYCOTT TO HELP OTHER
UNIONS ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE GAIN THEIR
ENDS 1T IS HIGH TIME TO THINK HARD ON BRIDGES
CAPACITIES FOR MISCHIEF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
STATISTICS DOC Jo8lEss Rally"
BY Richard L. sirou.. c.S. Moniior. 40. p.
Atlantic Editonl

BY Richard L. Sfrou.. C.S. Monior, 49, p
lAflansic Edtion)
WASHINGTON - The great eavernous Washington
Armory with 900 trade unionisfs protesting unempoy
rient crowded supposed 10 hold only $500.
symbol Of he deep stresses and strains in
the United States economy.
Gathering worker irritation and dissatisfaction, MANP
ULATED IN SOME CASES FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES.
finally had washed up public protest rally the Of
government, but there irony in the affair.
.. THESE MEN WERE NOT DESPERATE NOR
THREADBA2E. No other nation could have produced un-
employment. representatives. of the unemployed
we'll fed we'll dressed and oviwardy middle class who
looked almost like spring sight-seers.
Nearly every economist believes that the conditions
which the rally protests getting better slowly although
the present ratio Of unemployment is still So per CENT
ine highest for any March since World War H..
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CATH0IICs, HEBREWS, PRoTEsTANTS, Atm:

PART Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

70 MORE FlAeRANTlY pEWlisH ASPECT Or
r c PRIESTHOOD CIVIL WAR BLOOD BAH
M-Y-TA 90 CEASES. AND SOUTH PAYS DEARLY
FoR lNcoLKs MARTYRpoMi
BUT LIKE The NARTyRDoM or Jottk-THE-sAPtssis
TIE CHRIST mEssiattsHiP ACCELERATED
FEB 1855 BIBLE REPLACES DEVILS MEDICAL
PSYcHclo cY or The FLESH on The TfsikD oAfs
AGE IS SUPPOSEDLY FATAL IkjuRr-bSAiN
AND splNE-MRs EDDY ASKS For si6lE TURNS
TO MATTHEW s-7s AND LIKE TIE PARAlfTic.
RISES IMMEciATElY. heeLepl PASTOR AND
FRIENDS AMAZED. MisAclEi
THREE YEARS SOCIAL SAHARA FOR POST
GRADUATE. BIBLICAL RESEARCH PRAYER. MEDfrA
TroN AND EXPERIMENTAL HEALING AND TEACH
ING, M TIE FOOTSTEPS or CHRIST JESUS ].
The MASTER HEALER MErAPHrSiciAk. EDu-
GATOR PROPHET PLUS. PAR EXCELLENCE.
INvTNcisLE SPIRITUAL WARRIOR
TIE MATURE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST LIKEWISE,
ca GUARD vs. ~LAvENDER-kID ZEAL. God. to
Mrs. E6dy. 70 you in her ~ w." p ~.
We GIVE you the context. cited IN fhe fine opening
article o. ire s Sentinel IS. SIGNS or The TIMES.
hy Rcberf Ellis Key, p 7o6.
The hour is come THE GREAT BATTLE or ARmA
csDDcN IS UPON US. The POWERS or EVIL ARE
LEAcUED TOGETHER IN SECRET CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THE LORD AND AGAINST HIS CHRIST. AS
EXPRESSED AND OPERATIVE IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
And she adds: What will you DO about il? WILL YOU BE
EQUALLY IN EARNEST FOR THE TRUTH? VIII you doT
your LAvEkDER-kID ZEAL, AND BECOME REAL AND
ccNsEcRATED WARRiORs?"
The greater the light the darker the shadow The SEC
cND COMING or THE CHRIST understood in Christian
Science evidences the Christ Truth which is present
from sin. sickness. and death II is the power
Spirit active consciousness indeed is the
the only real power"
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James Watt, C.S.-


tconfinved from Back Psosl
OUR FRIENDLY MULTIPLICATION or MR. WATTS
DELIGHTFUL LECTURE:
GOD DECLARES VIRGIN BIRTH or JESUS VIA
Mars. EDDY, UkEoUvocALLY. NO DEFENSE NEEDED
by THE PURE ~ HEART~-THE LIBERATED
DEVILS ADAMS AND Ewes,
GOD EFFECTED THE VIRGIN eiRTH-kcT THAT
GOD KNOWS ANYTHING or HUMAN FLEsH-MARY'S.
OR YOURS OR JESUS. OR NIkEl BIT WARY
KNEW GOD INSTEAD or a e-xckTH HYPNOSIS
BY A cARNAL DEVILS MALE EGO. WARY had
CONCEPTION BY THE DivINE-Ak OVERWHELMING
sUPERcoNscIoUs COMMUNION WITH The ONE.
SANE MIND. SOUL. MAJESTIC SPIRIT. TIE ONE
SUBSTANCE, The one REAL PARENT!
HENCE THE c-HIL-D-l-E-SS CAREER or CHRIST
JESUS. HoNoRINc YOUR ~FATHERl~oTHER GOD.
ALL+iARmoNlcus1
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Fiery Crash Of 3 Autos
CONTINUED from Back Paee)

The dead boy Tommy King. II. Of Port Huron. He
killed when his parents feeseoped between
two others chain reaction collision US25 M-5l
mile north OF Port Huron.
Merle Clark, ST. Clair County deputy. said the stage
set for The accident when sovfhbovnd driven by
Evans Mccarthy Of Port Huron slowed for the Msl inter
section.
3RD CAR SPEEDING
The behind Mccarthy. driven by Robert King,
BRAKED WITHOUT TROUBLE BUT a THIRD CAR APP
PREACHING AT HIGH SPEED WAS UNABLE TO STOP,
Clark said
CLARK SAID THE DRIVER OF THE THIRD CAR, ROB-
ERT FRASER, OF PORT HURON HAD BEEN DRINKING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02


ABRAHAM. ISAAC IAcce his II SONS BY WOMEN.
The PosrERfTY Or Iuca4 = WOULD BE KNOWN
As JEWS cF1~-c~ WOULD CONE CHRIST JESUS,
THRcUG- caso soTH WARY AND JOSEPH
WERE OF TAI PcSTEzITr WE MENTION JOSEPH
ONLY BECAUSE II MAS NATURAL FOR HIN TO
BECOME sE--7c--=- . Wary AND THAT SHE
ACCEPTED -i@. 5I- Joseph WAS NOT The
FATHER O. Jesus GOD AUTHORIZES US TO DECLARE
UNEoulVccsLLr
JAccss JOSEPH T-E PRECIOUS SON OF HIS
ADVANCING YEARS MAS IS YOU WILL RECALL.
SOLD INTO SLAVERY INTO EGYPT. BY HIS
BROTHERS AND HlLF-sRoTHERs. AND BECAME
TIE SECOND HIGHEST NAN IN THE LAND,
B. {. JOSEPH. JESUS. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
INCOMPATIBLE FRIENDS OF PRISONERS
AND ALL OPPRESSED.
ALLNEss or GOD. GOOD. DOOM OF
COMMUNIST GOLIATH. MYTH !. VIA
MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST Il!
THE PRESENT BLUEPRINT SUPERIOR TO THAT
DESTROYING PHARoAHs EGYPTIAN oEsPoTIsm
AND The PAGAN CORRUPT ROWAN EMPIRE,
IN The INEVITABLE RISE OF CHRISTIANITY
THE PERFECT BLUEPRINT THE POWER oMNIP.
oTENcs. or DIVINE LOVE = omNlsclENT. omNI-
PRESENT, oMNIAcTIvE - IMPOSES SPIRITUAL
AND PsYcHoL OclcAL GRINDING OF THE COMMUNIST
0EoLocY lDoTs-oLocY, AND REDUCTION TO
ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEss'-x.No OF zERos
PART
SUMMARY.
ACCEPT SERIOUSLY OUR PROMISE, JESUS AND
NINE, GODs-"mY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE OO"-John 1872
BUT HEED THE LESSON IN INSPIRATION OF JESUS
MASTERY OF OLD T. scRlPTURE!-THAT REQUIRED
80 YEARS PREPARATION! LIKEWISE WOMAN
WHOSE MAN CHILE WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
ROD OF IRoN!--Rev l2-lMPERATlVE FOR
THE HEALING or THE NATloNs"-Rev. saH, D. SOS.
MRS. EDDYS-MY GREATEST MARYs-5o YEARS
MASTERY or KING JAMES BIBLE THEN NEARLY
4
AND 90 LIKEWISE"
MRs. EDDY. BEFORE 1866 CALL
LEARNING. LEARNING. LEARNING; STUDYING.
SEEKING COUNSEL; THE BIBLE, NO. !; MORAL
SCIENCE HISTORY AND LITERATURE GIVEN DUE
CONSIDERATION
FOR TEMPERANCE AND TOTAL ABSTINENCE!
OPPOSED TO SLAVERY AS a WIDOW. FREED
LATE HUSBANDS SLAVES! NO SUCH REQUESTS
ACCEPTABLE TALENTED IN MUSIC AND VERSE;
LINCOLN issEssNITED APRIL 1865 THANKS
- ~. .I..,-= Ie<l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
PART 5
'BACKSLIDERS AND MISTAKES -"PURSUING
OTHER V0CATIONS."
CHRIST JESUS: YOU CANNOT SERVE
TWO MASTERSI

THE WAY OF LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND NARROWl
in THE APPREHENSION OF THE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY or COMPLETELY POPULATED. oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
"cHRlsTIAN SCIENCE IS NOT AN EXCEPTION TO
THE GENERAL RULE, THAT THERE IS NO EXCELLENCE
WITHOUT LABOR IN A DIRECT LINE. ONE CANNOT
SCATTER HIS FIRE, AND AT THE SAME TIME HIT THE
MARK. TO PURSUE OTHER vocATIoNs AND ADVANCE
RAPIDLY land CORRECTLY IN THE DEMONSTRATION
OF THIS SCIENCE, is NOT POSSIBLE" ts&H. p. 4s7924
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

ma Carpenter is doing very well
at the Den a New York offbeat
club on the east side each time
she appears on the scene it's only
for a short time before she fades
again for much too long a time.
Thelma's singing the classic old
les ballad and she does them
with grace and charm. Years
ago, as the singer on Eddie Can
tors radio show, she left that spot
seeking more fame and each time
she's never quite reached it
throug she's been very close. :.
A girl with personal problems
and great ambitions Wen keep
our fingers crossed that this is
her big chance.
We've always managed to say
the incest things about lovely
Diahann Carroll-and only because
she's a lovely girl inside and
out beautiful to look at and
beautiful personality And now
she's the talk Of Los Angeles :
after making a big opening there
at the Cloister Her style of
singing is on the Lena Horne
side but she's got very manv
original mannerisms only she can
do. And too she's a singer who
never relies on past glories
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

the curtains close and only those
with reserved tables can enjoy it.
= * =
ERskINE HAWKINS in home
territory Philadelphia at Andy's
Log Cabin Everyone loves.
Dorothy cambridge in her role in
Tamango" but wishes Curt
Jergens. the romantic lead, was a
little younger. DicR Clark and
his. troupe, including La Verne
Baker, smashed all records at the
Michigan State Fair in its 10
year history.
Dinah Washington ready for
another avalanche with "Unfor-
gettable' singing it in the
same torehy style as her famous
What A Difference A Day
Made. Sam Cook deserves a
lot of credit for doing SO well at
the Bellevue Casino in Montreal.
The audience there is hard to
please. The Apollo with another
Gospel Caravan" and the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09
Clara Ward Singers among their

Clara Ward Singers among their
stars.
y = X x =
The RCA Victor Company is
putting out many albums on
blues and they confess that
perhaps the most important of
American song forms is Blues.
They've got "Belafonte Sings The
Blues on up to "a Blue Roads
To st. Louis" a collection of IA
different treatments of that ia
nous song. =.
Nobody knew Bill Basic (bet-
ter known as Count couldn't
write we'll until he wrote Pearl
Bailetys husband, Louis Bellson, a
note congratulating him on their
big Las Vegas date and Louie's
manager published it as was. :.
The congregation in the quiet
Mt. Vernon church didn't realize
their Sunday School teacher and
ardent father was none other
than Ossie Davis, star Of "a Raj
sin In The SUM- and husband
of petite actress Ruby Dee. All
they knew was Ossie hardly
misses a Sunday and is a won
delful example for the other par
ents to follow
y X "
Were happy to say that Thel-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

NEW YORK (CNS) NEW
COOPER DOOR EXPENSIVE
The customers love the new Cab
Galloway show at the newly de
corated Copper Door, only night
spot in the area featuring Negro
entertainment but the patrons
are complaining that $40 for
weeknights and $3.50 for week
ends is just too steep. Mini
mum rate most places are $3.50.
You can either eat or drink it
and the food is delicious but
still knowing there's such mini
mum dampens the spirit of many
who would go there. The man
agement, on the other hand, in
sists they do II to keep out
Broadway riff-raff and catch the
moneyed clients they're looking
for. . Another note is: usually
you can view the show from the
bar but at the Copper Door soon
as the show goes on Cat 10 p. M,
midnight and again at a.. n.y.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

she's forever keeping her re
pertoire up to date. Choosing
songs that really fit her secret =
and changing her pace-as doing
a medly from ePorgy and Bess" :
Continued on Page TWeIve)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

with Pinkham's Tablets, you can
escape much of the ''hot flashes,
clamnny feelings, weakness and
irritability so common to women
between 38 and IS. You're ready
to start living againl
NO PAINFUL sHoTsI
3 out Of 10 women tested BY
doctors did get such thrilling re-
lief-lUithoaLt costly ShotSl Why
not you? Get Lydia E. Pinkham's
Tablets at drug stores today. See
if you don't quickly find new
happiness during change-of-lifel
n you PREFER A LIQUID
all druggists also have famous Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

Noy Won can thro,O change-of-
OF that look of misery Hfel Count
go many 11oHteH haze less women
during chGn0e-of-l1ef have found
you no longer have to feel sickly,
'old" before your time. Today,
many can enjoy change-of life
without that terrible sufferingl
Lydia Pinkham's remarkable
Tablets have been developed
especially to relieve those funs-
tionally caused female miser-
ies". Their unique combination
Of medicines even includes blood
strengthening ironl That's why,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09
BY ma4len.o

BUILT IN WARMTH marks this seasons and
everncreang circle of admirers for these wonderful So
much part of the Winter today it's hard to believe that
got along without them For whether
doing the local shopping center, riding the ski lift
at avore resort there's nothing like car coat
circa 1859 keep you and dry Outer shells of popn
corduroy WOOL have amazing resistance and weather
and the bun Innings plus hoods and collars Of Orion pile
vide the priced central heating"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

FOR Female AILNIENTSl prove Lydia
Qlqhdl
from discomforts OF monthly pain and chsnge-of-he.
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Auaazne Being NAg1E NNyzng
.EANkNENSAHy

thousands Of women go "sins through" those trying
ysars-vihovf awful suffering from hOl fushss" senson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

Science has
exploded old
myths about
change-of-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-09

70 You So Rundown You Cont Give Your Husband and
ReuI componionshp? Then Discover The WonderfI
Observation-Disclosures Action Of This Specie! Iron Tonic for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
CELEBRITIES RECORD
APPEALS FOR
1859 CAMPAIGN

Count Basic George Shearing.
Billy Taylor and Dizzy Gil
lespie will speak to radio audien-
ees for the United Negro College
Fund during its forthcoming ma
tion-wide campaign.
The four outstanding jazz must
clans recorded their radio appeals
with backgrounds of musical ex-
cerpts from their famous record
albums. These musically-baeked
spots represent a new idea for
UNCF's public-service programs.
Radio stations across the country
will use the one-minute appeals
when the UNCF campaign opens
April |.
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PageT Three

four sons. James Cephas Of Ypsi-
lanti, Michigan, Edward Of De-
troit and William Earl and Alvin
of Conway and two brothers S.
Sutton and John Sutton of Con-
way. Internment was in Robinson
Memoria cemetery. Mrs. Izolar
Gordon was called TO Denver, be-
cause Of the death of her son,
son, Charlie Clifford Gatward who
lost his life in an automobile acct
dent in that city He was born in
Conway and is a graduate of Pine
Street school. Survivors include
his wife, his mother Mrs. Gordon.
five brothers. and four sisters.
The funeral took place in Den
yer on the 18th of March. Mrs.
Gordon was accompanied to Den
yer by Mrs. Walker Bryant, who
is an aunt of Mr.. Gatward.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
AFFORDS "PASTE-IN" VICTORY OVER
HAYS UNDER FBI INVESTIGATION

Federal District Judge ]. Smith
Henley granted a petition by a
federal grand jury Monday to i'm
pound all the ballots from the
November 4th general election
for representative from the Fifth
Congressional district.
The election is the one where
DIR, Dale Afford, strong segrega-
zionist, won in quick sPaste-in"
campaign over incumbent Brooks
Hays. He beat Hays some 1900
votes.
The jury said it needed the
ballots to complete its investiga-
ton Of charges of election irregu-
larities. The jurors asked that they
be impounded so that they, the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
and the staff of the United States
attorney could examine them.
The petition covered the origin
al and duplicate ballots, spoiled
or cancelled ballots, absentee bal
lots, list of poll tax payers, poll
books, tally sheets. certificate of
election officials and voter reg
istration lists.
The FBI entered the case af-
ter investigating said Specific
Complaints" about Affords Whirl-
wind victory over the veteran
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

In memory of LIST. 1t. Harold
A. Lewis Sr., whose plane went
down in Lake Huron, March 16,
1857
Each day through the weeks I'll
watch the skies
For your swift and safe return.
And though in my heart the fears
will rise
I'm proud I'm the wife of one who
flies
That the lamp of Freedom again
might burn
Killed in actionl'
Like a brilliant, 'streaking comet
you dropped to earth
The laundering skies for me are
empty now.
And though tonight in my life is
a dreadful dearth,
You'll come back with Spring :
and your wee sons birth;
So to this bereavement I humbly
bow.
Wife, Freda c. Lewis
Son, Harold, jr.,
Father, brothers and sisters
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

Regular worship services of the
Liberty Hill Baptist church, 28O1
Spring street Rev. w. H. Marley,
pastor, will be resumed Sunday at
the Sunday School hour and con-
tinuing throughout the day. At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
L.ockesburg
Mrs. M. Townsend

MIS- uA. VWA1sS
Mrs. SnoWie Brown, the elemen-
tary instructor, will present her
homeroom in play entltie1'
THE Golden Whistle" on April
10 in the school auditorium
The Dramatic club of Sewer
County high school, and part
Of the English activities will be
presented Tuesday night, April Il
This program is sponsored by the
English instructor, Mrs. Mary M.
Townsend. Mrs. Reva Hinton
made a very inspirational visit 70
the English class room las
Thursday and spent the enflre
dav Her visit was appreciated b.
the members Of each class durinr
recitation that day She pralsee
the department and the entire
school very highly for the splen
did work being done. Prof. A. W
Williamson is principal of the
school
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
"BarabbaS
Presented Fri.

The Dramatic Guild Of Bethel
AME Church 9th and Broadway
presents an Easter dramatization
Of the play eBarabhasn in three
acts, Friday, March q, 8 p. m. in
the Auditorium.
Characters:
Barabbes, thief and leader of
a band that is guilty of sedition
against Rome-J A. Hill {
Cleona, the lame daughter of Bar
abbas-Miss Sybil Jordan
Anna, the sister of Barabbas who
looks after his home AMI is COM
panion to Cleona-Mrs. Mildred
Moses
Gaius, a member of Barabbas'
band-Elmo Carter
Deborah, a neighbor and a woman
of about thirty-Mrs. Elizabeth
Harshaw
Mary, wife of cleophas, also a
neighbor-Mrs. Elnora Green
Roman Soldier-Fred Seoggins
President, Mrs. Alberta oJnesi
Pastor, Rev. R. K Young; Repor-
fer Mrs w. M. Poinaexter; d.
rector Mrs lola McDarnold.
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST

Rev. E. G.. Dyer, Minister
The Missionary Society will be
in charge Of the Easter services
Sunday. A musical program will
be rendered Sunday evening at
the regular worship hour. Mrs.
Alberta Hinkle, president of the
Missionary society Mrs. E. c. Dy-
err, director Of music.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
CHURCH
NEWS

would gather us together on this
most significant occasion. His
words come to us again: Do this
in remembrance of me-
The topic of the Study Course
Friday, Isaiah Speaks.
Brother Leroy Robbins will be
presented in a Violin-Vio1a recital
in Budlong Chapel of Philanaer
Smith college March 30. A baby
contest and Easter Fashion Parade
will be presented at the church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
Kansas Airport
Cafe Drops
Color Bar

MCPHERSON, Kans.-Collabra-
ton of the Wichita Kansas MAJ
CP branch and Mayor A. W.
Bremyer has resulted in peaceful
desegregation of the Hangar Cafe
at Municipal airport here.
Management of the restaurant
had previously not permitted Ne
groes to be served, it was report
ed by Attorney Chester I. Lewis,
president of the Wichita NAACP
brancr.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
Crossett
Ronald Watson

Final rites for the late Wesley
Simpson were held Thursday,
March 10 at Camp Ground AME
church, in charge of Rev. E, c.
Williams, pastor. The eulogy was
delivered by Rev. H. D. Brookins,
pastor of Gates Capel AME
church. Others on the program
were Mrs. Matte Haynes who ac-
knowledged condolences, Willie
Matheny and Rev. E. r. Ramsey
of Pleasant Green M. B. church
who made remarks. The obituary
was read by Mrs. Emmit Jackson.
Internment at Family cemetery In
charge of Jones Funeral Service.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27
Conway
r A. TAYLOR

Funeral services were conducted
Sunday, March IS at the churcr
of Christ on Harrison at Willow
street, for Mrs Sylvia Sutton
Gatward, Of which she was q
member by Rev. D. Gentry. Mrs.
Gatward was born in Conway 70
years ago and has spent her en-
tire life here She was an out
standing citizen and christian
woman. She was the widow of the
late E7rl Gatward. Survivors in
clude four daughters, Mrs. Mazella
Kitchen, of West Hollywood, Fla
Mrs. Mary Ellen Groom Of San An
glo, Texas, Mrs Joseph Law and
Mrs. Faber Bland Of Conway;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

Hays.
Following Affords victory las
November, a special House com
mittee made a brief investigation
into the charges of election IRE
guIarities. Afford was finally seat
er.
Hays describes himself as 9
moderate on the race question.
while Afford is an admitted seq
regationist, and made his CAM
paign run on the racial issue.