text: Ik. / '■? C:,..'2*' i * mSTt I B y ✓ ■ ’ bo/ k W \ < ®f( jfc£• li, <-■ 1.‘: - -- - — *' iriTS.—• m ■’■.... h?■- Jc ’* I ’'JeL&** *'"3s&* I / - <aJj>le^wri&Ainr• wR ! -’'’"ilvf »' >\ ■ j i Ht*’* S-W 4 / j ■... lliam Boyd, NBC’s “Hopalong Cassidy", shown with Jimmie intosh, 3503 Welsh Rd., Holmesburg, and Joe Carlin, IS. 26th St., Phila., as he greets the highly elated young [s in his Ritz Carlton suite prior to his appearance in the ual Gimbel Thanksgiving parade welcoming Santa Clam Philadelphia. I The 3rd and 4th year pupils are | busy getting ready for the Yule , tide season. Each one is sharing ideas that may be developed into plans for a merry and joyous Christmas season. The sixth year group was favored with a guest program sponsored by the third year pupils. Everyone expressed their enjoyment for the variety of selections rendered. The program: Song. Silent Night. Scripture - Melvetta Mattison. Song - Joy to the World. Playlett - A New Suit. Riddle - Rubye Lee Gatewood. Piano solo - Alvin Thomas. Norman Jean Williams, a 6th year student, has written a two act Christmas Play, title - Santa's Beards. Thirteen characters including Mr. and Mrs. Santa have been assigned parts in the play. Norma will direct the play and will be presented as guest program for the third and fourth grade pupils. Students of the music department are busy learning new songs for the pageant that will be presented before closing for the holiday season. The band will accompany the school chorus with several selections. The three dramatic groups, elementary, junior high, and senior high school were invited to participate in a Dramatic Tournament at the Conway County training school, Menifee, Dec. 5. The Pine Street Polar Bears have opened their basketball practice sessions. Coach Jones is looking forward to a victorious lead during the season. The Bears will open their season with the Merrill high Tigers here Dec. 17. The seniors had charge of the assembly program Wednesday. Watch the Press for coming events. Wilmot Rev. C. T. Trice, presiding elder of the Hamburg district, Rev. St. Hi School Interest is aroused by the elementary teachers at the nearness of the new modern building. All classes of the primary department accompany the teacher, who toured the area and observed progress. Several times since the beginning, the rooms are now pastel, colors, and the school will decide the best schemes that may be held. Heinkelin, Stuttgart, Germany, has a recent visitor this week. Heinkelin highly commended our school plant and the interest manifested by the body. Some of the topics for conversation were German school system, Government, and leading agricultural schools. Mr. Heinkelin is principal of the elementary school at Germany. Bannual Drive at Pine Street Now in progress. Grades Bough twelve have elected Bieens and are predicting Best and best drive in the of the school. The seniors isoring the drive. Candidates are: Marzella 12th grade, Jerry Ack High grade, Marion Lasker Patrica Senior - 9th Maggie Snipes. 8111 Kate Lee Hoskins - 7th Jean Williams - 6th Blary Nell Williams - 6th Betty Valery Fuller - 2nd Loretta Payne - 1st First year children are taking Christmas decorations for their rooms. They are novelty Santas with moving and legs. This class entertains their parents at a party. Special gifts are made for the parents. With us — Fountain Service Phone for special parties 2-9783 CASABLANCA 9th And State Streets Cold Beer Pit Bar-B-Que Ribs Como playing Monday and Thursday nights and Mrs. Henry “Kingfish” King, props. Lighten your hair in 10 minutes... Proof job and "Stay straight for straightening" 3OLENE Original hair straightener SE ONLY wurtu for straightening shorter strands U P to 4 inches LEADING AFTER 3 consecutive years Ask for Kongolene at any drug store Use only as label directs. JANUARY CHEMICAL CO., INC. 104 West In the heart of the city, New York, N.Y., Daniels and Mrs. L.W. Daniels of Fountain Hill attended services at Shady Grove. AME church last week. Miss Lavem Wilder and Miss Ever B. Thomas of AM & N college are home. Mrs. Julia Stevenson, Mrs. Katie King and Mrs. Anna Amlet spent Thanksgiving in Little Rock as guests of Mrs. Sarah Whittaker. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. King of Dermott and Mrs. A. B. Foster of Montrose were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bowden... Mrs. Lucy Wilder, N. L. Wilkes and Mrs. M. L. Bradley had turkey dinner with Rev. and Mrs. Henry Wimberly of Monroe, La. Rev. W. P. Muldrew, presiding elder of the Dermott district, was guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowden on Thanksgiving. James Simpson spent Saturday visiting his daughter in Hamburg. Mrs. Bettie Woods, Mrs. Rachel Gaston and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gaston motored to Bastrop, La. on business... Wardell Moorhead attended the football game and dance in Bastrop on Thanksgiving. He was guest of his cousin, Miss M. F. Crowder... Mr. and Mrs. Leon Evans announce the birth of a son, November 27... Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalf, jr., Mrs. John Metcalf, sr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Holmes, Mrs. S. A. Lee, Mrs. Annie Amlet and Chester Owens attended the funeral of E. D. Finley at Oak Ridge. Mr. Finley was a citizen of Wilmot. Survivors are his wife, 1 grand daughter, 4 grandchildren and 1 daughter, Mrs. Albert Metcalf... Grace Marie Echols gave a party for her classmates last week... Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frazier and Mrs. P. Curtis along with Mrs. Minnie Rainey. Spent Sunday in Crossett... Mr. and Mrs. Willie Caldwell, Mrs. Bessie Brown, James D. Brown, Miss Bessie Mae and Charles Howard Brown went to visit Mr. Caldwell’s sister near Pine Bluff... Get the Press each week. Des Arc Ella M. Brown Oscar Edward of Little Rock visited his grandmother, Frederick Edward, his brother of Ohio visited his uncle and cousin, Elbert Williams, jr. spent the holiday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Britt Williams... The school closed its queen race, Marie A. Brewer was crowned queen. Class number 2 was awarded both banners in the Sunday school at Fellowship Baptist church. C. C. Govan is the teacher... The annual dinner of the Masons was given in Helena. Rev. R. A. Cooney and James Mathas attended. Odie Brown went to the hospital last week... On the sick list this week are: Britt Williams, Mrs. Lucy Qualls, Mrs. Lucy Anderson, Mrs. Carrie Loving, Mrs. Sarah Ford and Pricilla Holloway and Mrs. Nellie Holloway spent Thanksgiving in Cabot visiting Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Watson is Wood's Barber & Beauty Shoppe. Complete Barber & Beauty Service. MEN WILL ALWAYS BE WELL GROOMED WHO USE THE NEW M. 4 W. HAIR GROOM Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Woods, Prop. Mrs. Bertha Mae Williams, Operator 1523 High Street Phone 2-9176 NATURAL HAIR ATTACHMENTS PAGE BOY Full Small Cluster of Curls Hair - FELIX GLAMOUR they have your own crown with $3.00 hair 3 5 q 40 inches long 10 00 Chignon $3.50 Roll 3.50 Breid (18 Inches) $3.50 All Around Roll $7.00 Glamour Clutter (large). $7.00 SEND NO MONEY - Just a lamp of your hair or nail BRAID (24 inches) $5.00 507 FIFTH Ave., (Suite YOS) HAIR DO FASHIONS new York, n y. ANDERSON O “TO FRESH WEST” Anderton & Mon. Prop* Mechanical Service Expertly Done Criston Coleman Body work With Al Choir HIM Washington Hi TA Entertains El Dorado—The annual surprise program of the Washington high school PTA was presented Wednesday night. The program chairman and the committee planned it on the Christmas motif as this was the only meeting for Dec. Mrs. Id A Mae Thompson and her choir sang beautiful Christmas Carols and readings and skits were furnished by Mrs. Thelma Powell, Rev. J. I. Thomas, Mrs. M. S. LeGrande and Mrs. Margurite Wiley. Out of town guests present were Rev. John Hendrix, Strong, New members presented were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson and Mrs. Willie Mosley. Other patrons visiting for the first time this year were McKinley Green and Porter Jackson. Mrs. E. L. Ford was presented the prize from Mrs. E. M. Williams for having the most members. The month of January is in charge of the men. They promise to have a grand program. Crattis Price and W. T. Reynolds are in charge of the program. A sister of Mrs. Holloway... Mr. and Mrs. C. Sneed lost their infant son. He was buried Monday. James L. Crofton, Mrs. Katie P. Coulter, has returned from Phoenix, Arizona after spending three weeks with her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomason and their new baby... Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Kelly, Sam Piggee, and Henry Coulter were visitors in Texas last week... Mrs. Vernon Norwood is on the sick list. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery... Mrs. Mary E. Goza and son, Wayne, Mrs. Carrie Williams, and Mrs. Ida Ferguson visited Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hawkins and son in Little Rock. They also visited the Gozas at Curtis. John Graham was injured in an ear wreck last week. He was taken to Memorial hospital. Mrs. Ida Leake of Fulton was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leake over the weekend. Rev. W. L. Nelson, pastor of the Foreman circuit, preached at New Light Church Sunday morning... Miss Shirley Ann and James Edward Goza visited relatives in Curtis Sunday... Oscar Scoggins was guest pianist at the Conway courthouse last week. He played for the county farmers meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Pryor have returned to the city after spending several weeks in Texas... Mrs. Viola Hill has been confined to bed for several weeks. A New Pair of Feet in 3 Days. It is now on sale at our store. Send for a Package of "Sloanes Foot-Foam" today. Keep your feet warm, and you will be glad to get them. Send for a Package of "Sloanes Foot-Foam" today. 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If you are not one of our readers, we are inviting you today to join us. FILL OUT AND MAIL THE COUPON TO Enclosed find $4.00. Mail the State Press State Press Street or P. O. Box The Paper That Stands For Honesty, Justice and Fairplay, City State in Behind What It Stands For If in the rural, R. F. O. Box P. O. Drawer 2179 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS The meeting at AM&N college, visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Read the State Press weekly. See James L. Crofton for the PRESS. Mt. Willie Junction The circles of Mt. Willie met in joint session at Mrs. Dellar Davis' home with five members present. The collection was donated to the home. Mrs. Annie Nunnely and Dollar Davis were on program along with Janie Phillips... On the sick list are Mrs. Dellar Davis and W. T. Sheppard. Biggers Mrs. Mae Ella Luster went home last week. She has been ill here over a month with her aunt who is ill. A - r... Ji nn r R’? \IV Y® ars De luxe in Age... now 'Old You’ll be prouder than straight ever to serve this matchless BOURBON, Bourbon... now aged 'h nx full years! / 1 1 MU 88 PROOF • W. A. HALLER CORP., PH I LADELPHIA. PA 4/5 QUART I fn Dec 12 1962 STATE PRESS— i has been very ill... Carmel Mansco is still on the sick list. Mrs. Motella Mansco is also sick... Mrs. Eddie M. Herron went to Newport last week... Bucker Wyndon spent Thanksgiving with his father in Little Rock... Monroe Mansco and Colman Phillips went duck hunting with the officers of the Arkansas-Missouri light company of St. Louis... Mrs. Myrtle Johnson is sick this week... Mrs. Bessie Holt is reported some better... Mrs. Mildred Johnson went to Hot Springs last week to visit her daughter and son Mrs. Gloria Wilson, Geo. Johnson and Nila Mae Mansker went back to school Sunday... Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Griffin of Memphis visited here. Read the Press. Bradley, Armie Burrell, and A. Parks are repairing the F. M. Cochran hardware store... Linda Faye Burrell is ill, Mrs. Louis Carneolis is ill, Mrs. Louis Carneolis is ill, Mrs. James Jackson is back home after undergoing an operation... Miss Anita B. Burrell won a nice prize for selling the largest amount of candy at the Bumpham high school. The high school girls of Bumpham held their regular 4-H club meeting Monday. Miss Ida Mae Harris president. She is assisted by Miss U. E. Smallwood. 