text: W- W aEfltaL 41R K ... W- \JF #»£ 7 Sa&jw ® A/ '3»wSi®soF inm, fW W\*< -IH&s x » sh -*••* •;- -q„ ”. ■ :,c- ’w. |'> ■■ jre? (, f w', HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH RETURNS IN AUGUST—Miss Dolores Z. Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Martin, 314 W. Roosevelt, student at Howard University, Washington D C. will return to the city in August for a short vacation. Miss ArowoTown - -..«- —-4—--4 Z4J.,... Friday, June 20. 1947 —STATE PRESS— —Phone 2-5938— VISITING IN CALIFORNIA Miss Lillie Mae Morgan and children, Joyce Allfen and Bulah Anne, and niece and nephew Ver- Udine and Hilly Morgan of 804 E 11th Street left Thursday night for Los Angeles, California to visit Mr and Mrs. Waymon Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor and Miss Elsie Morgan ANNUAL SERMON Rev J II Smith 1900 Ringo Street, will preach the annual sermon for the Masonic Lodge No. 10S at Biscoe Sunday at 12 VISITS LITTLE ROCK Lawrence Jones was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Warren H. Thompson of this City Tuesday. IL' is manager of Alfonso Gloster's barber shop of Malvern, Arkansas. EXCURSION TO MEMPHIS The Smiling Five Gospel Singers will sponsor an excursion to Boys and Girls WHY DEPEND ON MOTHER AND DAD FOR YOUR SCHOOL MONEY? Earn several dollars each week carrying the fastest selling item in Arkansas, the STATE PRESS Our News Agents declare that the PRESS sells itself. All you have to do is to show it. Many of our little agents make $6 and $7 weekly. You too can make your extra spending money Thursday and Friday afternoon. Have your mother, father, or guardian to fill out the coupon below and bring it to our office and join the other boys and girls who are now making money. State Press 800 West Ninth Street Phone 5938 Name Age Address Phone I attend school. I am in the Grade I agree for to sell papers, and Mill be responsible for his transaction Martin is a graduate of Dunbar High School and Jr. College, and is a former student of Philander Smith College and Johnsons' School of Business. She is also a former secretary of the STATE PRESS. Page Five Memphis Sunday. Feature of this big ouling are the Quartet Convention at Mason Temple, 958 South sth Street, the south's largest auditorium for colored; chance to visit relatives and friends, go to the ball games, and to have a big time in Memphis. Jesse Mitchell, representative for Arkansas Motor Cachetes, arranged the trip Mr. Mitchell stated that the Motor Coaches are available to religious, fraternal, civic and social organizations for trips anywhere over paved roads. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES The Good Samaritans will have their anniversary services Sunday, June 30th. All members and friends are expected to be present. The time, place, and names of speakers will be announced next week. UNITED FRIENDS NEWS Mrs. Fannie Hobson of West Rock has been confined to the United Friends Hospital for several weeks. Prof. E.B. Chue, principal of the Blind School, who has been ill for some time, is improving. Mrs. E.B. Moore Sr. has been discharged from the Hospital for several weeks. Prof. E.B. Chue, principal of the Blind School, who has been ill for some time, is improving. Mrs. E.B. Moore Sr. has been discharged from the Hospital for several weeks. A daughter, Linda Renee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Moore Jr last Sunday (Father’s Day) May, was presented with a box of cigars. A son, Robert Earl, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgs Friday 13th. Mrs. Diggs is head nurse at the hospital. "Y" NOTES CONFERENCE OF WOMEN The Christian Conference of Negro Women, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary Synod of Arkansas, Presbyterian Church, C.S.A., will be held at Philander Smith College, June 21-27. The theme is "Thinking for Life," and the objectives are: Leadership training, better understanding, and Christian fellowship. The conference is interracial and interdenominational. Instruction will be given in methods, parliamentary law, stewardship, and handicraft, and clothing. The Rev. Dr. R.D. Adams. First Presbyterian Church will conduct Bible study, and missionary from Korea will tell of her work in that country. Speakers will include: Bishop E. W. Butler, Christ Temple Church Nurse Phoebe Grier, City Health Department; Dr. Tandy W. Coggs, Arkansas Baptist College; Nurse Linnie Beauchamp, American Red Cross; Nurse Mamie Hale, State Health Department; the Rev. B. W. Oglesby, Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church; Director Corinne Holmes, McRae Sanitarium; Demonstration Agent Fannie M. Boone; the Rev. Travis White First Christian Church, and Dr. M. Lafayett Harris, Philander Smith College. Mrs. Walter N. Trulock Jr. is president, and Mrs. J. W. Palse is director. Certificates will be awarded at the close of the conference. All women are very cordially invited. INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE ENDORSES CAMP PROGRAM Mrs. T. Minton, Chairman of Y.M.C.A.’s Camp Committee and I. M. Walker, Executive Director were guests of the International Minsteral Alliance on Monday. They explained the Camping Program in detail, and pointed out the effect of a well-planned Camp program on the development of teen-age girls. They showed the value in later use of girls learning how to swim and how to exercise safety rules in the water. The Camp program also includes: Discussions, crafts, folk games, camp fires camp songs, Dramatics and recreation of all kinds. Double decker hunk beds have been installed to add to the comfort of the screened cabins. The Alliance voiced its approval and pledged its support in helping to bring more mothers to realize that camping is an ideal way for their daughters to spend a portion of their summer vacation. The "Y" girls will spend two days in Camp this summer August 4, 16. Now is the time to register. JEWISH DOCTOR OPPOSES RACIAL DISCRIMINATION Washington, D.C.—Testifying before a Senate Committee, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president of the American Jewish Congress, that legislation to forbid discrimination in Emigration on grounds of race, color, religion, and national origin or ancestry is needed. Negroes should be permitted to take care of themselves but cannot if they are victims of discrimination, said Dr. Wise. Grigsby’s Beauty Shop VISIT US FOR THE LATEST HAIR STYLES We Specialize in All Phases of Beauty Work FACIALS - MASSAGES - MANICURES MR. GUY COVINGTON Operator MRS. J. L. GRIGSBY, Manager PHONE 17196 1418 W. 16TH STREET THE VELVIA BEAUTY SHOPS Solicits Your Patronage—Efficient Operators to Serve You HAIR STYLES — FACIALS — MANICURING Our specialties MISS E. L. HAMPTON, Mgr., 112 Remmel Ave., NEWPORT POPULAR TWINS—Misses Alms Jean and Zelma Jean Lofton, beautiful twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lofton, 1904 Cross Street. The Misses Lofton are RECENT GRADUATE—Miss Elmira Jenette Loggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Loggins, Wesson, was a member of the '47 graduating class of Washington High School. El Dorado. She is spending her summer vacation with her sister in St. Louis, Mo., and plans to enter some school here in the fall. Miss Wesson's aim is to be a musician. NEGRO FARMERS IN ARKANSAS During the period 19-10 1945 farm owners increased from 10,553 to 11,469. These farms now own 681, 639 acres with the land and buildings valued at $24, 902. This is the largest holding of farm lands and the great value held by our farmers in Arkansas than at any period in history of their career. SP PRESCOTT Noble Lee Giles Missionary meeting was held at Rev. Haney's house May 30111. Lesson to be given by Mrs. Ola Stockwell; president; Mrs. Haney, secretary and teacher. A rally will be held June 29th to members of Wesley Chapel, 11th and State Streets where they are also members of the Jr. Ushler Board and the Jr. Choir. They are music students of Miss Ruby. Everyday Foods The Department of Foods and Nutrition of Philander Smith College Mrs. Dauphine M. Albritson, Instructor—Students participating. Note: The purpose of these articles that will appear from time to time are to inform the public of the progress that is taking place in the field of nutrition, to make our people more aware of the importance of eating the right kinds and amounts of foods, and give the student some experience in writing attractive, helpful, interesting, and concise news articles. "Sugar Rationing is Over" Stop! Read! and Act! Housewives. Sugar rationing for you is over. Now you may serve it so. NEW YORK W. Partly, 11 l|| TbtWMkMi I! I 111 Rr in T ** MOTIL 1 BH THERESA mANmizMM. NV KXQUISITB. ( LIVINS laeatiea. jAU ouraMa aaaaaat lantWa wltaa. Kaauuran* Mt Bar. 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Leave Fold-Overs —1 c. corn one half c. water, one-fourth cup lemon juice, 1 tsp. grated lemon peel, 2Tb butter, 2 ft 1-2 cups I enriched flour 1 Tsp, salt, 2 Tsp, baking powder, one-half cup shortening, three fourths c. milk, 2 and one half e. sliced peaches, on half c. sugar, one-fourth tsp. nutmeg. Unique Cleaners CLEANING PRESSING DYEING ALTERATIONS KEEP WELL GROOMED THE UNIQUE WAY 24 Hour Service PHONE 4 5528 2800 CENTER A. E. NABORS, prop G. LOGAN, Mgr. Scoggins' Watch Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED QUICK SERVICE . Phone 2-3289—Res. Phone 4-9568 1822 High Street - Little Rock MRS. ANN SHARPE Registered Corset Shop 1017 Slate Street Phone 4-3045 Spencer individually designed Supports for abdomen, back and breast. For men, women and children Method: Rimmer water, lemon juice and peel ten minutes. Add butter. Sift flour, baking powder, and salt together. Cut in short ing. Add milk, all at once. Stir just until flour is moistened. Roll one-eighth inch in thickness. Cut in five inch squares. Combine luxiches, sugar, and spices. Place two tablespoons of the peach mixture on each square. Fold corners. Pinch corners together. Arrange on a buttered baking pan. Pour the water and lemon juice mixture over. Bake in an oven 1-50 degrees F.) for thirty minutes. Serve warm. Note: Fresh crushed berries may be substituted for the peaches Article written by Mrs. Alberta Johnson, Class In Food Problems. SP RAT TRIES TASTE OF BABY FINGERS Birmingham, Ala.—Mr. and Mrs. James Harold Coley (w) awoke and turned on the lights when their little baby Linda Faye screamed and found that rats had eaten one finger almost off and had severely bitten her face. Hospital physicians treated the three and one-half year old baby for the injuries. Corn Borer Increase The biggest increase in corn borer populations has occurred in years when weather has permitted early planting. POWELL’S GROCERY Quality Groceries and Choice Meats "WE SELL ONLY THE BEST" 2000 Pulaski Street Phone 4-51S BARNES BROS. GROCERY A Complete Line of Groceries STORE, No. 1: 1002 Apperson Street PHONE 2-MW STORE, No. 2: 123 East 29th Street PHONE 2-9900 A. J. A. D. C. BARNES, Owners Good Any Time FOR PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 247 M HEAT SEALED IN DUTCH CELLOPHANE BAG PEARCE & SONS MFG. CO 113 East Third Street LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Smart New Exquisite BLOUSES SHEER HOSE 614 LOUISIANA STREET Sarah's Dress Shop ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED— The engagement of Miss Garth L. Perry to Ernest L. Richard is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Julius L. Perry at the city. Miss Perry is A graduate of Duunbar High School and Dunkard Junior College. Wedding and take place July 6th at 5 o'clock P.M. at the home of the bride's parents. Porcupine Quins The porcupine, contrary to belief of many, cannot throw quills. The tall quills, however, become loose in their sheaths and the slightest contact will release them. 