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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 85 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1951
AssumesCommand WASHINGTON. D. C. — (SNS) —• both to the United States and to the General Douglass MacArthur has United Nations officials. been relieved of his duties as Asia The White House statement, an tic Commander for . the United nouncing the discontinuance of Gen WASHINGTON — The Supreme States and UN forces, effective at era! MacArthur's services, declared Court Monday unanimously reversed once, the White House announced that, he had been unable to execute the death sentences of two Florida early Wednesday morning. He will UN policies as the Korean Com men convicted of allegedly raping be replaced by General Ridgeway, mander. As late as Tuesday after a 17-year-old girl. ;.■■ who will assume full command, noon, President Truman decided The reversal, made without ex while General Ridgeway will . be not to rebuke General MacArthur planation, was announced In only, succeeded by Lt. General Van Fleet. for his public utterances, many of four words, “The judgement is re It had been known since the out which were delicate and explosive. versed.” It was accompanied by a break of the Korean war that Gen "Any nctlon,” said the President statement from Justices Jackson, eral MacArthur’s statements to the late Tuesday afternoon, "would be and Frankfurter asserting that the press were causing embarrassment, (Continued On Page Five) gulit of the two men "had been pre-' judlced" and that their trial "was but a legal gesture to register a verdict, already dictated by.the press Alberta Mickens Hew Bronze and public opinion . , ,'i. NEW TRIAL MANDATORY This action by the Supreme Court THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND opened its and Dr. Rofus E. Clement, right, president of At makes a new trial m mdatory for eighth annual nationwide campaign for $1,500,- Queen-Heads Parade Cleanup Samuel Shepard and Walter Irvin, lanta University, Atlanta,.Ga., are shown here at two of the defendants, convicted on 000 on April 3, with a meeting at the Hotel Plaza the meeting with Thomas I. Parkinson, national charges of alleged rape in connect in New York City. The principal speakers fob chairman of the fund. An overflow crowd of ion with an attack on the girl on the occasion, Mark Woods, left, chairman of the Campaign; Parade Saturday July 16, 1949 near Groveland, Fla. more than 600 persons attended the meeting at Charles Greenlee, another defen board of the American Broadcasting Company, which the Hampton Choir also sang. All hail tlie new Bronze Queen Miss Ethel Lois Isabel of 582 Lip of the City Beautiful Commis lord; and Miss'Dorothy Bailey, of dant, won a recommendation of sion. She is lovely and vivacious 2554 Park Ave. They will serve re mercy with his conviction and did Alberta Marie Mickens; of 572 Al spectively as first and second prm (Continued On Page Five) 'S ston Avenue, who came down the cess. finish line ahead of a field ot Miss Mickens, sponsored by the thirty-two other, beautiful contest Booker T. Washington High ants during climax of the cam School, _garnered her . winning paign Tuesday night at Foote points on the basis of poise, per Homes Auditorium. sonality, stage appearance, speech, Return To United' States and glamour and beauty. She hud Runners-up In the contest were no points to spare in view Of the MR. CLYDE WINKFIELD, talented young piano virtuoso from Chi- Clowns BY HOWARD HANDLEMAN Far Eastern Director, INS high-calibre competition given her TOKYO - (INS) — Gen. Douglas MacArthur, abruptly reliev- by each of the contestants. It was cagOf.jsdb^’, special, guest artist during the LeMoyne College jSprihg ed ,of qll.his commi^nd 5Tby~President jrjjman, made, plans. Wed.- .an unusual tough, assignment _foi Festival,fMr. Winkfield will. make his-appeaegnee nesdoy to return to ine United States for the first time in 15 years. the four judges who included:- Wednesday night at 8:30 P. M. at the Second Congregational Prof. A. A. Branch, head of the Church, Walker Avenue at McDowell. The Press says: "A sen From Washington-it was indicated that the 71-year-old Gen- Determined to repeat their 1950 era! may appeal science' department, LeMoyne. Col sitive musician with a sound technique"—Chicago Daily Tribune; ir in three weeks before a joint session of Congress. lege; Lewis II. Twigg, presldeht, performance of winning the eastern . Swiftly and with: the military "Chicago has been awaiting with, keen anticipation, the appear division championship honors’ of the Tile’ five-star general first learn Union Protective ’ Assurance Co.: . precision that has marked his 50 Prof. N.at D. Williams, .social scl- ance of this talented artist, and without a doubt, they were not Negro American League, Syd Pol years of service in the United ed of the President's action from lock’s Indianapolis Clowns will an Armed Forces radio newscast at' ence inslructor at Booker Wush- disappointed. He possesses an amazing ahd prolific technique. States Army, MacArthur turned ington High School, and disc provide top-notch opposition for -- over his four topmost, commands to his American embassy home’short It was very easy to see that diligent study ancLpracticIng had been the popular Memphis Red Sox ball ly before 3:30 p m Wednesday, jockey, WDIA; and' Lewis O his chief of staff within a few Swlngler, editor of the Memphis. done."—The Pittsburgh Courier, June 22, 1946; "Virtuoso and pi club at Martin Stadium, Memphis hours after receiving the President’s half an hour after the Chief Exe- anist of the first rank, his clearness of tone and ease of the diffi on Sunday afternoon, ■ -April -IBtlj., startling order. World. (Continued On Page Five) Sponsors of the two princesses cult passages proved him to.be a marvelous artist." — Bluefield when the clubs meet in a double- I (Continued On Page Five) header exhibition bargain bill start- n Daily Telegraph, January 21, 1945. tag at 2:00 o’clock. Despite the fact that they, arp j Hew Farmers, Homemakers White Slayer Of popularly reknown for their zany exploits afield, in pre-game exhi- • Filling Station bition and on the side-lines, .the; Clowns last season proved they had a Attendant Sentenced to be reckoned with when the chips. , NORFOLK. Va—(A N Pl^-J. T are down. Whenever a timely hit '; TENN. STATE COLLEGE, Nash- ly. In the Quiz Contest Bobby Award $1500 Scholarship was needed to drive In a winning , Ville, was host to approximately 850 Landers Payne of Central High T. McGee, 29-year-old slayer of run, or a spectacular plav was re New Homemakers and New Farm School, Lucy. Tennessee, scored se James Pittman,’ a Negro gas sta The Most. Worshipful Prince Hall State College—$100.00; Mr. Willie Jackson, Lane College—$75.00I; and quired to halt a rally by the op ers of America,. meeting simultan cond; Allen Yancey. Fayette Coun tion attendant, received a three- Grand Lodge of tile Stale of Ten position, the fun makers always had eously, last week. The two associa ty . Training School', Somerville, year probationary sentence at his nessee announces through its Miss Mattie Lowery, Tenn. A and I. State College—$75:00. Most Outstand the right answer. And their great tions in joint session were welcomed third; Charles Miller, Bolivar, 4th; trial in corporation court here last Grand Master1, Rfiverned Charles ■ ball playing is not limited to NAL by President W. S. Davis of the Col Benny Taylor, Fayetteville. won week. P. Williams, the awards of $1500 in big Sophomorps: Miss Anita M. Ballard, Lane College—,$50.00; Mls.> official games either. They are just lege; William Johnson, president of first place In public speaking and McGee was indicted for murder, Scholarships for students attending as tough to conquer in exhibition the1 Collegiate NFA Chapter, and Huley Moore, Eads Junior High, se but at his trial pleaded guilty to Fisk University, Lane College, Knox Mattle Mae Bradley, LeMoyne Col Involuntary manslaughter. Judge lege—$50.00; Mr. Roger Askew, Fisk contests as majority of opposing Miss Ola Hudson. Collegiate Home cond place. Thomas Nixon of CHICAGO POLICEWOMAN.FORM .(Facing camera) during visit to the ville College, LeMoyne College and clubs can attest. Economics Club President. Haynes High, Nashville, and Rob Richard B Spindle Jr., delayed Tennessee A. and I State College University—$50.00; Miss Florence. G. ER MEMPHIAN, RELATES EX office of the Memphis World. passing -sentence pending a proba Marsh, LeMoyne College—$50.00, Returning for another season with L. W. Bonner, Acting Director of ert Cleaves, Barrett’s Chapel of Ar PERIENCES ON VISIT BACK TO The Chicago policewoman who for 950-51. The scholarships were the Clowns are such stand-out per Agriculture, Alabama A. and M. lington, tied for third place while tion officer’s report. Worthy High School Students: Miss BLUFF CITY—Mrs. Sarah Thrower directs traffic nt a busy intersection The defendant claimed that* he granted under the following regu formers as player-manager Buster College, was the convention speak John Sneed, Webb High in Mc back in Memphis, her native home where the safety of school young lations as submitted by the Grand Imogene Love, Tenn. A. and I,. Haywood. Sam (Piggy) Sands, er. Mr. Bonner emphasized ' the Im Kenzie, placed fourth. killed Pittman while demonstrating State College—$50.00. Superior Stu after an absence of eleven years, sters is at stake has likewise be a homemade weapon similar to an Commission of Education: Sons and Henry (Speed) Merchant. Ray Neil, portance of trained farmers becom proudly sho\vs her police badge come an important civic and politi dents' In Athletics: Mr. AVlilie Flen- Leonard Pigg, Jim Cohen, , Ben ing established on the farm. In the NHA Quiz Contest con instrument commonly used for driv Daughters of Masons: Miss Martha ing. Fisk University—$75.00. Super ducted by Mrs. Lucille McIntosh, indicating connection .with the Chi cal figure during her decade in the ing pins Into concrete He said he Evelyn Love Tenn. A. and I) College (Honey) Lott, and that sensational NFA activities included livestock cago Police Department, Division Windy City. She is also active in ior Students in Music: Miss Mari Florida outfielder, Lincoln Boyd; Itinerant Teacher Trainer ■ and had been drinking at the time and —S100.00; Miss Mae G McCl’asky. lyn F. Gardner, Lane College—$50- and crop judging, public speaking, State Advisor of New Homemakers of Safety. She is shown being'in such organizations as the Urban that be had fired the weapon acci Knoxville College—$100.00; Mr. Heading the laugh parade for the talent and quartet contests, and of America, Mildred .Wilson of Mar terviewed. by Mrs. A. G. Shields (Continued On Page Four) dentally. Fred Johnson, Jr., Tenn. A. and I. (Contlnued On Pace Seven) Clowns will be that ever-loved parliamentary and NFA Guide Quiz. tin High School was first place clown Prince of ’ Negro" BaseWl,. John L. Frazier, Eads Junior High winner and Bettie L. Gilbert of King Tut, with his zany compani School, was sweepstake Judge of all Webb High, second place. Martha ons. the 3te foot pint-sized Speo enterprises with Bennie Smith of Bush of Burt High, Clarksville and Bebop, and newcomer Struttln’ Sam Bolivar Industrial School, William Dorothy—Wilson, Fayetteville Jiigh, my Snead. This trio has the knack TBJack of "Union High at Gallatin tied for third place and Annie B. of getting into more trouble than ahd Fred Strayhorn of Bolivar plac (Continued On Page Five) ing second, third, fourth respective- (Continued On Page Four) Dean Johnson Men s Day Woman Asks Why Zeta, delegates . from Arkansas, day meeting. Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama Dr. Nancy B. Woolridge of Hamp were guest of Nashville Zetas April ton Institute. Grund Basileus, ad Speaker At Avery Sunday 6-7, at their South Central Region dressed Nashville Greeks at the al Conference. All sessions were phbllc meeting in Fisk University Men’s Day will be observed at held in the new and beautiful Mar Chapel. Friday evening, on the Avery Chapel A. M. E. Church tha M. Brown Memorial Library on regional theme: '’Democracy, Hu this Sunday, April 15th and one Tennessee A. and I. State Col man Relations and World Peace." of the major attractions during the lege campus and presided over by Soror Anne G. Siisser of Tennessee HUNTSVILLE, Tex— (A N P>— I) day will be the appearance of Dr. Soror Pauline Allen of Columbus, A. and I. State College presided. Emma Oliver, 40, doesn't believe Joseph A. Johnson. Jr. president of Mississipp. Regional Director. Pi Delegates were extended many that modern society should demand. Phillips School of Theology.’ Jack- Zeta Chapter. Soror Hazel Thomp social courtesies by • Nashville a life for a life, when the life de — pon, Tenn. The young administra- son, Basileus, was host for the two- (Continued On Page Four) manded is that of a Negro who has J live head is noted as ah eloquent kluled another Negrb. She Is of the speaker, profound thinker, and opinion, still prevalent in certain church disciplinarian. He is sche sections of the country, that if a duled to speak during the afternoon Negro kills another Negro, the program. slayer should at best get nothing more than a prison sentence. Rev. E. M. Johnson, pastor of Emma, who sports the nickname Avery, stated that the annual Men’s Highly Entertaining of "Straight Eight,” faces olecrocu- Banquet will also be held Sunday, tlon in the state penitentlar you beginning at 2 P. M. The public at By STAFF MEMBER . eluded not only veterans of other May 4 for the fatal stabbing of large is invited. Music will be furn Taylor Hayes’ commanding figure dramatic ventures by the sorority Herman Cohen. J',' ; ished under direction of Clarence scowling features and booming during tire past five years but Quite visibly disturbed about the Norman. Dr. J. W. Winchester, is voice that sounded off. the word Hire juvenile actors who acquitted outcome of her knife-wielding, she general chairman, and Theodore "Dammit” at the drop of a pin in themselves with ci edit op the stage said here last week: Crumby is chairman of publicity. his role as "Clarence Day,” father of W. C Handy Theatre Thurs “Surely you’re not going to exe President Johnson, native Loui in the Broadway hit comedy LIFE day and Friday night of lastiweek. cute a Negro for killing another sianan, was educated at Texas Col WITH FATHER, was met, match “Life With Father”.;. through all Negro. If it had been a White man, lege, Fisk University and Denver ed and eventually mastered by the of its thiee acts,. and six'scenes it would be different." ■ University, Colorado. He did spe contrasting charm, feminine per was first an Hast a comedy design The doomed woman is rather uni cialized study at Iliff School of ed to entertain. ■ It was the skill que in two other ways. Hist,‘she Theology to become the first color suasiveness on the part of Mrs "OFF TO THE CONFERENCE" - Representatives I Shown here are Herman Hennings, of BTW; Victoria Mays Hancock as "Vin- and .directing ability of Soror Ann is the first woman in the state .» ed minister to receive the Doctorate Rheba Twigg, who herself was a of the Lauderdale Branch YMCA (above) are pre Oscar Davis, of Melrose; and Al Westbrooks, Jr. face the chair—a fact which neces DEAN J. A. JOHNSON nie,” his wife, to give Alpha Kappa from Biff School of Theology. Sorority another outstanding suc dramatic triumph last y e a r in paring to leave Memphis for Nashville where sitated some unusual preparations Converted himself at the age of of BTW. Other representatives not pictured in- and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Sr. are still cess to their drama, loving patrons. "ALL MY SONS,” that brought the State Hi-Y Conference was held at Bethle- In the death row. ) u, Dean Johnson has-been, closely- Backing . these two leading char- B identified with church work all his living. hem Center. The Annual Conference trip is part elude Donald McEwen and C. Ingram both of Dean Johnson is married' and the acters in. the play, however, was life; His father is a prominent mln- of the Ladderdale Branch YMCA's program) Hamilton. Ister.-Poth xtf JUs- parents. Bev. lattei hi three children, an abled. supporting cast that in 2> • MENt-HIS WORLD 4 Sig mas Observe Bigger club news -/ Better Business Week THE BUSY WOMEN’S CLUB May. NUMBER 2 ------The Busy Women’s Club No. 2 among contestants who will par BY J. BENJAMIN HORTON. JR. Richmond. Va.. February 16 will meet Sunday afternoon. April ticipate oh this program. LOUISVILLE. Ky. — The Phi Hester observed that “Bigger, and 15, at the residence of Mrs. Ella Hostesses for the meeting were: Beta Sigma Fraternity will again Better Business cannot be stimulat Jones, 2456 Brooklyn Ave. 3 p m Mjesdames W.. E. Ragsdale,..Samuel observe its annual “Bigger and Bet ed among us as long as oür think We are planning a “Pie Strut.;’,De F; Scott, E. Z., Spaijks-. and J- H. ter -Business Week” during the ing Is confined to racial extraction tails will be given' at this' meeting., .Seward. ■ morittf Df April. The fraternity’s or segregated procedures.” He fur •Mrs. L. B. Green, president ' ther stated that “American busi ri’!- graduato and undergraduate chap Mrs. éftl. Carpenter, reporter INDEPENDENT MATltONS?;— ■■ V„ ters "across the world will seek to ness. with its methods of mass pro ‘QUEENS OF QUEENS" MilLt make this speciali week a more duction and world-wide distribu THE SHAMROCK SOCIALITES CROWNED AT ANNUAL impressive and effective one than tion, is founded on the idea of ser The Shamrock Socialities held SPRING TEA ever before in the fraternity’s his vice to the greatest number " its regular meeting Sunday, April The president - of the Indepen tory ...... as an aid to the con the least waste and expense. 8 at the home of Mrs. Beatrice dent Matrons Club, Mrs. Lucille B; tinuous development of Negro busi Johnson became a member of the Johnson has appointed a Cotton ness. according to . A. Hester, the PROGRAM PROMOTIONS Shamrock Club. Makers Jubilee Activity Commit fraternity's National Director of Local fraternity chapters will A ? Members watched TV while be tee for the club. Committee mem Bigger and Better Business. ••X bers. are, Mrs. S.. W. Robinsqn, promote Essay contests in schools »V •• ' ing served. Don’t forget our An In his report to the fraternity’s and clubs on "How Our Buying nual Fashion Show and Cocktail chairman; Mrs. Lucille , Johnson, General Board meeting, held in Power May Be Made To Serve Us Sunday evening, at the Foot Homes Mrs. Lillie Pearl' Plunkett, Mrs. - Better.” They will meet -with the Auditorium, 5 until 7. Admission is Bernice Jones, and Mrs. Essado- . '/' local business leagues, chambers of 50 cents. ra, Scott. Church News commerce or by special invitation, Mrs. Teresa Watson, president The chaiynan has announced get local business-men together in Mrs. Bernestine James, reporter the READY TO GO signal for all ; j dinner meetings, hold panel dis Members to begin, selling their NEW ROCK M. B. CHURCH tickets or votes for the. Queen- pf 58 E. UTAH cussions in which both representa tives of tire buying, public and busi MEMPHIS FINE ARTS CLUB Queens. .... Rev. S. M. Staples, Pastor The Memphis Fine Arts Club Sunday, April 8. Sunday School , ness owners may frankly" discuss The Queen will reign over all of ways and means by which local | Top- Teen-Ager Auditioning. Com the club’s activities during the was opened at 9:15 a m. J. A. Yar- , mittee met Monday afternoon 4:30 brough. Supt.'. At the 11 a. m hour business firms may be improved. Cotton Carnival and will be" hon- J, p. m. with students from, all the ored - in the Cotton Makers Jubi the pastor preached a soul stirring : city high schools; St. Augustine, sermon, his subject “Where Art ! Local chapters will also seek to lee Grand Parade in May.....Miss . bring out in all events of the “Big Geter, LeMoyne, Rust, and M. I. Independent Matron or the Queen Thou?” .' ger and Better Business Week” pro Colleges Finals for the contestants of Queens will be selected at the At the 3 pm. hour, we had a j gram the tremendous help that is will be. held at a later date. very successful program which CAMPBELLS HONORED — „Com Rev. and Mrs. Campbell with their . Members of the entertainment of the entertainment committee for Clubs Annual' Spring Tea, Sun available to every business thru municants from many other' con family are shown seated center row. committee., were. Mrs. ,N. B. ; West ■the -reception were Mrs. N. B. The committee responsible for day, April 29, at 9 p. m. The meny-, marked the start of a “Door and the auditioning, were: Miss Viola Window Drive,” under the auspi the publications of the United gregations joined with members of (foreground — right side) with his brooks, hostess; Mrs.' S. M. Dardy. Westbrooks, hostess'; Mrs. . S, M. ber reporting the largest amount ' States Chamber of Commerce which Columbus Baptist Church in giving associates of the ministry and Mrs; E. L, Graves; Mi's. j. Hender ______Dardy. _Mrs; _E. _L. Graves,_ _ _ ..... Mrs. (..- I. Flowers; Mesdames. B. F. Mc- of money from tickets, votes or do ces of the choir, sponsored by Mrs. has local offices over the nation, Cleave, ,W. E. Ragsdale, Lucille W. E. Staples, wife oi the pastor. recognition to their pastor, Rev. their wives. The center table was son, Miss M. Parker, Mrs. ■ F. M. Henderson, Miss M. Parker. Mrs. ■ nations will be crowned queen. and whose representatives ate al A. E. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell. exquisitely decorated carrying on its Franklin, Mrs. L. Wright, Mrs. G, F. M. Franklin, Mrs., L. " ’ Wright; Woods, L. H. Twigg. Beatrice Other club queens will be honored B. T. U. opened at 5:30 p. m Twigg, Georgia Quinn, N. M. Wat Deacon B L. Holmes, director. At ways available for conferences, There was a special day for the center a four-tiered anniversary Garren. "Mrs. A. Hale, Mrs. -B, Mrs. G. Warren, Mrs. A. Hale, Mrs. also at the tea. The tea has been seeking to aid in the establishment pastor and his family Sunday of .cake. The other tables were also Wainright, assisted . by number 1 .-B. Wainright. *t son and Miss Graham. schedulded to begin at 7 p. ,m.. , the 8 p. m hour, the pastor used of local organizations of Negro Monday, April ,9, .7:30 p. m the for' his subject "I Am The Door" this week, and the following Mon bedecked with gladioli. Highlight of USHER BOARD. Mr. A, Bonner served as general Everyone attending the tea will citizens in business to the end that day evening LeMoyne Gardens be-, the reception was an inspiring talk During his years of ministerial chairman. Mrs. E. L. Graves is Memphis Fine Arts club held its be given a corsage of garden'iai. Mrs. W. E. Staples wishes to ex greatèr integration may be encour regular meeting. press her appreciation to Mr. N 1. came the scene of a beautiful and by Mrs. F. G. Simpson, of Philadel services Rev. .Campbell has.become church clerk of Columbus Baptist These flowers will be pinned on by , aged. Fotd, The Ever Ready Club, and delightful Appreciation Reception. phia Baptist Church: popular and- well-known.' Members Church. ' Reports were completed from members in the receiving line. . . her many friends for their loyal Friends. of -the club are cordially '■ The fraternity encourages local the Duo Artists Recital. The club invited to attend... a special invi financial support. The amount support of the public in its '."Big tional purpose to meet, the needs of .wishes to thank its many friends laiSed was $94.67. which was given tation will be given Rev. JilA'.'ifc- ger and Better Business Week” pro the pupils. and patrons for making this re paniel, founder of the club.; ’ to "¿er' credit by the church. gram to stimulate Negro business, Recognizing the need for secial cital a success. ■ Mrs. Nettie M. Porter, reporter thus causing an increase in the eco equipment in keeping with the mo 'THE!iLITTLE CLUB- ' . ' . ? f nomic status of the whole group. dern trend ■ of education, Porter Plans were made for the club’s THE MEMPHIS COOPERATIVE next program, which will be the Miss Corlee McGhee was hostess < School’s PTA has worked strenuously to the Little Club in her sistef’s BIBLE CLASS for several- years to develop consci Top-Teen-Ager-Program, ' which The Memphis Cooperative Bible With Owens- will be held the second Sunday in beautiful home, 2091 Corry Street, / NAACP M'bership ousness for this undertaking -The Sunday, April 8. The president Mrs..-' " Class of which Rev. J. S. Spraggin public has responded so kindly to is president will meet- at its regular Georgia Taylor, presided. The . club Campaign Kickoff the cause for financial , aid that Teen-Age Program will serve as held a brief session of old and new meeting, Friday evening, April 13 SPRING DANCE—The Old Tim- happening Gertrude and Leslie, are several worthwhile purchases have ers Club and the Student Coime:1 you all by any means getting late? hostesses. business. . " . — at the Beale Avenue First Baptist been made. . I The Teen-Age Department of the Church. Set Here Sunday I arc giving a dance tonight at the Lillie B. Lovelace, why Is it that Miss Margaret Milligan and Mrs. ■ Rev. F S. Lewis will teach the Beale Avenue Auditorium. The Old you don't, want another Manassas The splendid cooperation of the ¡ YWCA works with eighteen Y-Teen Georgia Taylor received a lovely, International Sunday Lesson Ev- The Kickotf Membership . Cam Timers and the students Council boy? Did Stephen Black really break parents and teachers ' is evidenced clubs in the city Of Memphis; 929 birthday gift" from club members.. each paign of the NAACP will- be he.d are two of the finest organizations your heart? - ' by the fact that Porter PTA has thé gills between the ages of twelve Mrs. Sammayc Allen won the guest eryone is invited to attend and eighteen. Sixteen of these clubs Friday night. Sunday, April 15, 3:30 pm. at the on the campus. The purpose of the Why doesntt Carnell McNeil get a largest membership in the statg, A box. . Mrs. Eda Mai Curtis, reporter Miss. Blvd Christian Church. dance is to promote, the general ac boy friend because she is so late keen interest in the various activi meet in the city schools; two in the The Little Club gave a ’’’House The Memphis Branch has accept tivities of the clubs. The dance will with R-. t>. J. (now what you bet) ties of the school is also, noted. ' housing projects; and twenty-nine Party” April 7. Everyone was gay ed the goal of ,2,000 members to be begin at eight and last indefinitely. Who is the cool cat that has been Advisers work with the girls. and the club members were very BLOOMFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH The public is cordially invited to 1241 Kansas Street obtained in' 30 days.. Tickets are 65c in advance and 85ç walking with Mary Ann Robinson? Mrs. Maxine Draper, president, glad to see so many friends out. Mr. Josh Tooles, employee of. Fire at the door. These tickets are now I. bet he has too many eyes for her and Mr. H. T. Cash, principal, urge attend. Come and give our youth Mrs. Annie Jean Steinberg will be Rev. J. D. lVeslev. Pastor your support! The Sunday School was opened stone Rubber Plant and a member cn sale at the school and may be (so sure). . a large attendance at this annual the hostess of the next meeting. at 9:30 a. m. with the superinten of the Executive Board of United secured from any old timer or mem Bernice. Chrysler did,I see you at activity, Sunday, April 22, at Porter dent in charge. The subject of the Rubber Workers, CIO, has accepted ber of the student council. Music the dance with a catPfrom Wash School. Madame Pandit Receives Citation lesson was “The Beginning of Sin.’’ to serve as vice-chairman of .the will, be given by the incomparable ington’ (namely La Jack Jones) . r. Mrs. Lillie Mae Long read the in membership. drive. PVT. MAUDRIF, GENTRY Rhythm Bombers. Melvin Adams, why don’t you get troduction; Rev. Lane demonstrated Mrs, Ruby Hurley, of the National Pvt. Maudrie Gentry, whe recent . yourself a girl? the blackboard. Our-sick chairman Staff, will direct the membership ly, finished his basic training at Elks Oratorical Contest—On Apri' Well. Annie Crump what is" this YWCA To Hold tmade a wonderful request. campaign in five states with head Fort Jackson, S. C. spent the past 20, the Elk’s Club, is sonsoring their I’m hearing about you and Clifton Bro. Briggs won the Banner of quarters ih Birmingham, Ala. The week \vith his mother, Mrs. M. M. annual oratorical contest. As of now Bonds? Is it true? Blondine Hill Recognition Meet fering banner; Mr: l'elix Scott won states included are Mississippi, Ala Gentry, and family. the contest is scheduled to be held and Clarence Engleberg are strictly the Attendance Banner. bama, Florida, Georgia and Tennes- While ih Memphis, Pvt. Gentry's at Mount Pisgah C. M. E. church. playing it cool. . The Department' for Teen-Age H. R. Pankins superintendent social-calendar was filled with many Such contest each year is composed Ervin Blair did I see you. at the Program of . the Vance Avenue L. V. Hardy, secretary lavish entertainments given by his of the best speaking talent from movie Sunday with a chick from Branch Y. W. c. A, will hold its family and friends. thj various Negro high schools. Last Washington? Was her name____ Erie Sixth Annual City-Wide Recogni At 11 a. m. the pastor came for He was enroute to Camp Stone year’s participant from Manassas Chester? Don’t tell me :she is mak tion Service at .Mount Moriah Bap, ward and talked from the sixth man, Pittsburg, Calif. Pvt. Gentry, was Miss Norma Jean Ford. This ing Mildred Brown late. tist Church, Sunday. April 22. 1951, chapter of Romans. 23rd verse. He was graduated frfim Booker T. year’s representative will either be at 4:00 P. M, This.Recognitipn Ser-, subject was "The Wage of Sin i . Washington High School in 1948. Earl Bogan or Louis Owens The . Lillie Brown 1 who is Sherman vice is a part of the Seventieth Death.” He is a member of Martin Temple contest is indeed profitable to all Cole? Ernestine Meredith did I, see Birthday Celebration of ."., Y-Teen Rev. J D. Wesley, pastor C. M. E. Church, of which Rev. E} participants. Thé main purpose of you with Loodie Williams after the Clubs throughout the world. Mrs. J H. Jackson, clerk HAIR-DO (Lewers is the pastor. this annual contest , is to discover spring dance? Leath Jones, Chairman of the Teen- the best talent and give this, talent I’ve seen so much: of. Earl Cross Age. Program. Committee, winxqbe PILGRIM REST BAPTIST STYLE BOOK the opportunity to reach perfection, and Mildred. Crump lately that I Mistress of, Ceremonies. Music .will Kennedy Street ‘Your Crowning Beauty’ JOBS! Avaliable Now! Tire winning participants received a just wonder what has happened to be rendered by ,the Y-Teen Chorus, John (hum hum. under the direction of Mr.. John W. Rev. C. M. Lee, pastor Illustrates new ways to wear your hair... The war has created a de scholarship of 1000 dollars which is At the. morning services. 11 a. ways that will give new allure, new glamour to be used in furthering the, stu Whittaker, Music Instructor at Le met Sunday, April 8 Impressive to your appearance,.. .ways that you can mand for hundreds of men dent’s education. David Payne is constantly, asking Moyne College. Mrs. Thelma Wha- follow without difficulty. 1 . for Billy Artisons's phone number, Baptism rites were conducted at Th«ro are »a many different way» you con and women to fill job open Newsette Banquet—The newsette lum ‘ will be organist. Other num why doesn’t someone tell him Pilgrim Rest Baptist church. Twen - wear your hair and look right . . , ings in the Chicago Area. i staff is planning to give theh ban bers will be Tendered , by our'vari I am sorry I ask so many ques-. ty ohe were accepted into the look lovelier . ... look »mart. Our service offers you com-l quet on .April 20. This occasion 'is ous Y-Teen. Clubs. 4.:. . • ” . church, through baptism. They are; Hurtiania Hair Co. offers by mail at un always looked, toward with great en tions but I guess I am just plain Martha Louis Stovall. Benjamin usually low prices nationwide fashions in plete listings on current avail dumb. Remember this is Meddling Guest speaker will be Mrs. Win Wigs, Glamours, Page Boys, Chignons. thusiasm. The one’s directly re nie Lou. Hill, well known city Taylor, Eddie Johnson, Eddie Ruth Switches, Curls, AH-arounds and all types able jobs, skilled and un sponsible for this formalized affair Ed, Next time I'll tell you . more StpvaJL Jearsean Taylor Hermans of attachments. skilled. Send only $1.00 for are the members of the newsette than you want to hear. “ Thu school teacher at Lincoln School Bell, Aruby Porter, William Davis, -v A Reliable Company . . . selling staff and the participants in the Meddling Ed. “ ‘ • and a religious, social and civic to thouiand» of. Negro this week's listings. Indicate Jr., Charlie Mae Taylor Mr. Cal Ladies since 1910 newsette play. Each year this ban leader. Mrs. Hill received her. A..-B. Clip thi» advertitement and mail po»t card job preference. Money-back Degree from Lane College and,her vin Arnold, William Martin, Charles for your free copy: there Is no obligation. quet has been a success because Martin, Shirley Rose Gray, Clara I guarantee. . I B,. A. Degree from Drew University those present have been of the high in Madison, New Jersey. She was Averhart,. Hazel .Brqwn, William. RUMANIA HAIR CO. ALLIED JOB SERVICE, 1668 W. est standard or culture and intelli . 303 FOURTH AVt, DEPT. G-b formerly ■ an instructor of Sociology Bell, Mrs. Anette Johnson Alfred Farwell, Chicago 26, III. gence. This year the members of Eveil, Quintell Wright. Willie Mae the newsette staff have chosen stu at Texas College, Tyler, Texas. She White, and Robert Lee Johnson dents of the same category to be Is a member of the Board of Chris their honored guest. tian Education of the' C. M. E, “MEDDLING ED7 ~ ...... •— REFLECTION Church and a member of Mount Somebody told me that they: saw Pisgah Church. She is a member of Mildred Harrington and Phee Bow the Board of Management of the ers strolling on' the campus; whot’s Vance Avenue Branch Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Hill's address will be “Youth Growing as an Acorn or an Onion.” Awards will be made to the Y- Teen girls In each club who sold the highest number of bags of Po Old Kentucky tato Chips in our Potato Chip Sale in conjunction with Gordon’s Foods Inc. from April 2 through the 13th—Trophies will- be-awarded to. __ __Madam Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit received Citation for contri the Senior and Junior Y-Teen Clubs butions in International Relationships during Convocation “ExeF-- who sold the largest number of cises at Bethune-Cookman College. Reading from left to right: bags of Gordon’s Potato Chips.’ President R. V. Moore, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, Founder, Presi A. L. GUERARD A World Fellowship Tea will im mediately follow the program at dent-Emeritus of Bqthune-Cookman College, and Madame Vijaya THANKSGIVING the Church. The Committee for Lakshmi Pandit, India Ambassador to the U. S. We thank Thee tor Thy blessings, The heartaches and their tears; The rainfall and the sunshine. That tlow throughout the years. We thank Thee for the good things, The things that make men free; Prized for Smoothness The days of joy and peace, GET THIS That come to us from Thee. We thank Thee for our troubles, And things for which Thou stand; STRAIGHT... ITS Thy stfength, Thy grace, and com fort. KENTUCKY'S That come from Thy great hand. We thank Thee for the flowers That warm our hearts with love And brightly twinkling starlight EINEST In heaven's night above. SPEAK, MY SOUL Speak, my soul and have your say: Why Lack Virility and Pep! Do reveal what’s on your mind. Make known your wish to us today, MALE HORMONES And ail your troubles leave be hind 'MEN..'.DON'T LET YOUTHFUL, NATURAL POWER SUP AWAYF Speak, my soul, tell your story GUARANTEED! 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MEMPHIS WORLD • -Friday, ApriMO/l<9Sb»' >. • of noontime: NEIGHBORS I ah« ; ...... Mrs.^Wigg’’>ww£ given ‘ general tet won firsT place, Union High of programdirector John McDonald. ■ Wslftance <1$ the direction of the “Entirely ■ too many -of ’ ourpeopte Gallatin, second; Haywood County The star attraction on this broad- play by' Miss SylverB, ’’ who served are coming to Chicago -seeking to Training-School of Brownsville, cast was the presentation of the co-ditfector. Both young X wd- better their condition without any third;Zand (Woodstock, fourth. In Denmark 'NFA Quartet -and the , ■ men. havd had wide and intention of doing anything to help” the talent contest first place went to Stlgall High NHA Quartet of Ifunf-.d re.re- experience in the field'of.1. dramatic______she; declared. “This means that Biffle Webb and E. Gordon of Webb boldt. art, and their sorority has counted much of Chicago’s southside has High School and second place to upon .them heavily'- for bringing it become a ghetto, and breeding place Lewis Halliburton of Lauderdale Miss Palestine Sneed is the State through with five major plays for crime and vice.” . ,/■ County Training School of Ripley. NHA President and Clarence Coak dramas that have open to Mem- Mrs. Thrower expressed*' alarm W. A. Flowers, Directin' of the Di- ley, NFA President. phls a new source of high-class en overrethe_rising_number_of_cases_of_ vision of Agriculture and State tertainment in .keeping with the narcotic victims among ‘teen-agers’ Teacher Tralneriat Tennessee culture and refinement of the peo in Chicago, and added: State, presented the trophies and ft ple to-, whom this organization ap cash awards to first place NFA peals for financial ald-'to carry or “This is about out number one winners.. The trophies were given it scholarship projects; crime problem at the moment, but by teachers in the division of agri we are determined to do something culture at the college. about this narcotics traffic — and E. A. Gray, advisor of the chapter Chicago P'woman at orice.”, .. .. . scoring highest In the State, was (Continued'from Page One) I The visitor is a sister of Mrs. Xi Blanche McClaran, whose husband awarded the W. S. Davis Trophy and three registered pigs. The League, YMCA, and YWCA,' the passed recently. pigs were given by the Universal I Community Chest Fund, and serves Life Insurance Company,. as a political leader in her ward. A special convention feature was Impressed with Memphis’ marked New Farmers the broadcast directly from the col È development since her departure in (Continued from Page One) lege auditorium ovér station WSM 194Q, Mrs. Thrower was enthusiastic Goodman of Newport placed fourth. made possible through the courtesy'
After four weeks of Study, under the direction of Mrs.b. BertieJJVitic L. De ..•... the Missionary a successiu! workshopdin the sub Lyles.RECORDS? Editor ofof the A-i...... M. E. church, jects; Planning and Promoting Mis-, mentery Procedure^^^ president of the Society./ Plans are Northside Center
Entertains Press GREENWOOD CME CHURCH attraction. 1068 -So.. Bellevue Blvd. Be sure txycome on time because BY CONRAD CLARK Flowers; a full membership in Tra Rev.'.c. N. Hawkins. Pastor - seating spafce is limited. NEW YORK — Friends of the velgulde Club by Billy Butler,- and ACTIVITIES FOR SUNDAY, Northside Center were hostesses at a luxurious mountain, sable fur ■’’rereV'Apnl 15, 1951 GREATER mt. MORIAH BAPTIST ■ a press party held at the Northside scarf, by an anonymous giver. Lewis.Memorial. Men® Bible Class CHURCH Center, 31 W. 110th St. on Saturday '9 a. m. Brother H. .. H.. .Wright, Th^ regular service was held at . afternoon, in preparation for the president; Bro.'M. D. McCoy, in thp 'Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist, ■ third annual Queen of Clubs ball Memphians Attend structor. Sunday Schoo’. 9:30 a. m. chtirch, 1264 Florida, Rev. J, W to be held at the Savoy ballroom on Mrs.: Rachel McKinney, superin West, pastor. Sunday, April 8. April 13. (Continued from; Page. One) tendent. 11 a. m. devotion and. ser-// Sunday School 9:30 a. m. text of the pastor’s sermon was “Seeing “ Assisting also at the. party, were Greeks. Delta Sigma Theta served mon, , subject, "Power Through'1 the spven contestants who are in Christ"' ' :/ and It$ ' Consequences” Genes's refreshments in the Faculty Lounge, 3:1-6. the Queen of Clubs contest, and of the Library from 11-4 on-.Friday. The,.Mattie. E. Coleman CJrcte -■winner of the contest, which will Immediately following- the -public under.the dire-stic-n of.Mrs’ Rachel After the sermon, Rev. West sang be made at the ball, will be award program, Alpha Kappa Alpha en McKinney, president . will sponsor ed, a trip to Hollywood. a special program at 3 p. m'; Three “He’s My Everything." The service tertained at a Coffee Hour in the was enjoyed by ail. For two weeks the winner will be palatial home of President and or rnpre .brilliant young / speakers accommodated at -the Watkins Hotel Mrs. W. S. Davis on the college will challenge each other m declal- and the manager of the Hotel’s campus. Nashville Zetas. an,d-.Sigmas mation arid oration. Representatives The Pastor wishes to thank , his dining room, will provide meals to were hosts at a Formal Dance in from'many other churches will ap members and friends for the sur- “Miss Queen of Clubs ” William pear bn -program. prise birthday party given in his Watkins-is .manager of the hotel., the St. Vincent De Paul Gymna sium the same evening. The names of some of the young honor April 5. and all accommodations will be speaker’s:whom we are Inviting are- Honored guests included; Rev. C. done-by him On Saturday at six. sorors en-, Messrs. Morris Jenkins, Eari Bogan. M. Lee, Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Mor Harold Sims. This promises to be Other prizes listed for the other joyed dinner at a- .closed Formal- ganfield, Rev. and : Mrs. E. L. Banquet in the Faculty Dining Hall one of the greatest treats of this Blair, Rev. Burton and Mr. Tucker. ■.contestants include, a Bulova watch, season. donated by H. Krasnow of Music State College Campus. Sorors of Mrs. A. L. Jacksoin, reporter Epsilon Alpha Chapter, Tennessee Hall Jewelers; an exquisite hand Sunday will be known as “Mattie wrought necklace, donated by the A. and I. State College, and Upsilon MEN AND WOMEN’S DAY AT Chapter, Fisk University provided E. Coleman Circle Day.” Tire public PROVIDENCE A. M. E. CHURCH .Afro Arts Bazaar; a hat, designed is welcome to attend all services. and donated by Juanita Scott,,a delightful choral music. Soror Lu Cor. Decatur and Overton Streets. Epworth League, 6 p. m. Bible Sunday, April 22, 1951 gift,certificate by Edna Mae's Lin- cinda Robey, Grammateus. Birm Quiz Program will be the leading ■ getleshop; a gift by the Pullman. ingham, Alabama, conducted - the 11 a. m. Special Sermon by the feature, Mr. W. L. Lay president Pastor ■ 1 Luggage Co; a. bouquet for the Pep Session. Sorors Nancy B. Wool At 7:30 p. m. a short program and winner from Florees House of ridge, Grand Basileus; Louise Vick message will characterize this hour. ers. Birmingham, Associate Editor 3 p.m. Musical Program by the men Subject, “World Salvation Through of the church assisted by local tal Archon, official sorority organ; the Church.” 1 Fannie Clay, Knoxville, Past Re ent. This promises to be a rare treat. I fee Wil liams We are calling upon all members 7p.m. Services will be in charge gional Director, and Pauline Allen, for full cooperation in raising the Regional Director received gifts for of the women. remaining of our conference claims. The public is invited to worship outstanding contributions. .The eve Presiding Elder, W. L. Love, wlil ning was climaxed ?by Soror Esther with us. Decisions hold our 2nd Quarterly Conference Rev. L. A. Haynes, Pastor. Smith’s showing of technicolor mov Sunday and Monday evenings, April ies made by her of .homes of Nash 22, 23, We wish to thank all. mem ville friends and vacation time in ST. THERESA CHRISTIAN bers. and friends for sharing Jn the SPIRITUAL CHURCH Fritz Prüden New York. Washington, D. C., and growth of our church. Virginia. R re-. 1406 N. Willett Stdeet Rev. Mtr. V. M. Beatley Hall, Pastor . CHICAGO — (INS)— Lightweight Phi Delta Kappa entertained from CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services each Sunday from 1:30 Champion Ike Williams out-punch 9-12 at the home, of Mrs. H. ■ B. Y. M. C. A. , to 4 p.m. ediand out-boxed Fitzie Pruden of Johnson Fifteenth Avenue, South. 254 S. Louderdale Missionary Society and Blessed St. Catherine, Ont., to win Next Regional. ..Conference ’ is Sunday School at the Christian service each Thursday afterjioou round decision Wednesday planned for. Knoxville in. the Spring Science Society will convene Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Pearl Da - at the Chicago Stadium of 1952. Regional officers are: Pau Sunday, April 15, at 9:30 a. m. venport, secretary. Williams won six of the first line Allen, Columbjis, Mississippi, At the 11 a. m. service, the sub seven rounds and was an easy vic- Regional Director; .Lucinda Robey, ject will be, ‘'Are Sin, Disease and tor 'despite the Canadian’s strong Birmingham, Alabama, ■ Gramma- Death Real?” "Life With Father" finish in the last three rounds. .teus; H. Rucks McCallister, Nash Mid-week services will be held (Continued from Page One) There were no knockdowns. On ville. Epistoleus; ^ggie:. Daniels,, Wednesday, Apfil 18, 8 p. m. ly 2397. fans, the smallest Chica Birmingham, Alabama, Taniias; ‘‘LIFE WITH FATHER the best of T go'Stadium fight crowd of the Gloria Callian. Memphis; Antapok- NEW SHILOH MISSIONARY all the plays the sorority has given year, saw the bout. Net receipts rltis; Bernice Callaway, '■ Memphis,- BAPTIST CHURCH since the series* was opened in were $7,422. Both fighters weigh Associate Regional Director, Ten Orange Mound 1947 with "GUEST IN THE ed ,145 1-2 pounds. 1 nessee. • v.. Ji . /• Rev R L James, Pastor HOUSE;” . ” Memphis Zetas attending were The general public is Invited to Two large audiences' . .Thursday Mrs. Burnadine Holmes, x Basileus attend a ‘-‘Friendship Program." night's crowd nearing capacity, Alpha Eta Zeta Chapter;.. Miss sponsored by Mrs. Maridelie“Moore were kept chuckling and laughing Gloria Callian, Anti-Basileus and 'Jleed, Sunday, April 15. 3 p m. •hroughout the play. And altho’ chapter representative: to> Memphis 9- Devotion services will be held by the first night’s performance was Pan-Hellenic Council; Mrs. Bernice .Mrs. Hattie Culpepper, from Pro a bit too long, everyone held his Callaway. Past Basileus, Secretary gressive M. B church; Rev' H. R. seat until curtain call. Many of of Memphis Pan-H6Uenic L Council; Jelks, of Greater White Stone M the first-nighters returned Friday and Miss Bernice .TTtzgeraict, Basi- p. chufeh, .will deliver the mes evening to witness an even better leus of Pi Alpha CHfpterj) LeMoyne sage. There will also be some out performance on part of the-players College. ■ standing guest singing artists: Mrs. who had gotten better acquainted Lillie Mae Ewell, Columbus M. B. with stage properties and scener The UNA Club ’ i .'church; Mrs. Rosie Tyus, Mt.-G11- ies. -11 am M. B. church; Mrs. Josie. Geraldine Davis, “Mary Skinner” . Strickland, Union Valley M. B. in the play, reflected her natural The Una Vocal 'blub met at the ¡church; residence of Mrs/Clarq Simpson’ endowment for dramatics as she Please come and help us mak” employed the feminine technique 10/ 92 Parkway, SunShy, April' id’- •' This a great program. Be present and ■jf winning over “Clarence Day, .‘as—opened .by the1 hear these lovely people sing until haplain. * Jr.," (Prof. Floyd Bass) through ,'the spirit of the Lord comes down' subtle and artful design.—She was Old and new business were dis-'” Mrjä. Mary Helen Vance, Pilgrim "ssed. The hostesi seized a very best at that role in the main Rest'M. B. church, will serve as character; In “Guest in the House.” asty menu. / ■ ”;- mistress of ceremonies. The 10c bottle of beer is bach The next meetink will’ be held at Prof. Bass, however, held his own as the eldest son in the Clarence ne residence' of Mrs “Milas Wat-- BOOKER T: WASHINGTON GLEE ; ns 298 W.. Gay, Sunday. April 22,? Day home and added the final bit CLUB TO SING AT MISS. BLVD. of humor when he proposed to You can now enjoy the finest 51 you ever which time the; election of of-? CHRISTIAN CHURCH cers will be held.¡_ .13 ;• 'Mary Skinner” ■ in his fifteen- Booker T, Washington Glee Club itoliar suit and on his knees. ■tasted—for only 10c. Yes, in spite of rising prices e_formal .dance given . by the_ .wlll' sing at Mississippi Blvd. Chris-. club on__ Wednesday night,<_>.x April -4. tian church, Sunday, April 15. 7:30 —Gertrude Walker came across-in- r-on-every hand^Goldcrest-51-Beer .now..brings___ was a very enjoyable and pretty grand style as “Cousin Cora."whose p costume along with those of “Vin-* affair. The dance;was. held at the The Christian Endeavor invites you a better bottle of beer at a lower price. Del Morrocco Club. nie,” and “Mary Skinner" elicited I the ¡public , to witness this very fln< many favorable ■ comments. They Ask your dealer for Extra Aged Goldcrest 51 Beer stemmed back to the 'Gay Nine in the thrift-size 7 oz. bottle. means: ties’ era in which this play re EDWARD ceived its setting from the true (Available in Memphis only.) "rich." Signifies "good for story of the Clarence Day family. tune,*’ "prosperity.’’Not every Althougji assigned relatively mi Edward lives up to bis name nor role?, the acting of Sorors —but every Edward (and Dorothy Graham, Elizabeth Elrod, Tom, Dick and Harry) knows Georgia Rose Sylvers, Mildred Mc- that Bourbon de Luxe does Cleave and Martha. Anderson, as Jive up to its'name! maids in the Day household was EXTRA AGED, taste delighting- kept up to a standard that had es tablished the first three as ac- treses of. exceptional ability. Mrs. Elrod’s young son, Tommy Lee, Jr., and the son of the play mm FLAVOR. exciting director, Lewis Harold Twigg, Jr. along-with John D. Williams, Jr. rounded out the Clarence Day’s family. These youthful dramatists, as “Harlan,” “John," and "Whit ley,” were always... conscious of Father’s domineering < position In the home, and Understood their BEER mother’s constant -effort , to keep the household In line with “Clare’s”, ce 1 8 8 S oesires except his rebellion against BAPTISM. All- of these youngsters got a head start on learning their TENNESSEE lines as compared to adult mem Your first taste of this fine whiskey will demonstrate,' bers of the cast , then leveled off to help the “Prompters” with' their its-right, to its name and slogan. "Yessir!” you will say, ‘.ask/when one of the older per- .."here1 is a de’luxe bourbon that lives up io everything torm'ers didn’t ciw... or forget his lines outright. The kids were all that’s claimed lor it!” Tonight—make it a de luxe occa- right!, . ..., ..Bion with Bourbon de Luxe.! ‘‘Rev. Dr..Lloyd”,...portrayed by Editor L. O.. 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...... - . ‘u-ÇV- ' ‘1 - **’ •> y* ■’ i Bluff City Lodge To Present Annual Miss Mary Langford Conducts i MEMPHIS WORLD t «f. Oratorical Contest Saturday, Apr 21 Clinic On Family Life f Amos ’“IT^Andy Television The 'annual Oratorical Contest of years..have been Memphis students. Guest of the Vance Ave. Branch. (YWCA Branch) the Bluff City Lodge No. 96,-IBPOE In .1949, a Bopker T. Washington Y. W. C. A. during the past few ’ Miss Langford wlio has been on City Lodge No. 96, I. B.- P. O. E. of student won, and is now attending days was Miss Mary E.‘ Langford the Federation Staff for seven yeam. iof the World, will be held Saturday, Howard -University, Washington, Director of the Minorities Program is responsible for the expansion, of Premiere Set For June 28 April'20,*8 p. m. at Mt. Olive C D. C.; last year’s winner was a of the Planned Parenthood Federa Its service to include Negroes. Her Ml'E. Church, 602 E. Georgia,- of student .from Douglass High, ■ who tion of America with headquarters special emphasis has been the de Tlie premiere presentation . of ehosen following a talent search which the Rev. P. I? Brooks is pa° is mow attending LeMoyne College, in New York City. velopment of educational programs "Amos 'n‘ Andy.” new weekly CBS lasting more than five yeara *Pr- . , •. ; ■ •' lege.' Interested...... In the health and hap- designed for the interpretation of television series announced January . Amos will be played by-—Alvin- -; , The Oratorical Contest is for local plness of the womer. in Memphis, i Planned Parenthood as an essential 31. with a Negro cast playing the Childress. Andy by Spencer - W11-’ high Schools, country and city Win Admission for the contest is free. the YMCA Invited Miss Langford to health service, with... a special. . em leading roles in a visual adaptation Hams and- the Kingfish by --.Tim ners" from this contest are eligible to You are invited to attend Dwight the city to conduct a clinic or. phasis on the contribution of Plann of the famed radio program, will Moore. Johnny Lee plays the lawyer compete in the state contest which Moore is Exalted Ruler of the Bluff Family life. The theme of the clinic ed Parenthood to better family take place Thursday. June 28 (CBS- Calhoun and Jester Hairston por- , Will be held next »month; Winners City Lodge No. 96; Frank P. Scott was "Blue print for Happiness.” The liv.ng j TV. 8:30—9:00 P. M-. EST.) troys Henry Van Porter. Emesfjn'e' : ifi ‘the: regional'contest redelvecf e: is chairman of the Educational De program planned for Miss Langford Her work has Included meetings Production of the comedy series We.de is cnst as Sapphire, the Ring- ’ $1,000 scholarship. partment; O..W, Pickett is secretary included • with national civic, church and pro Is' now under way in Hollywood, a fish’s wife. The drawling Lightnlri’ .Jiegiondl winners- m the past 'two M the -®ducatlon(il Department. Thursday, April 5th—11:00 A. M. fessional organizations and. their filmed program being turned out will be played by Horace Stewart,' I Staff meeting, Central YWCA affiliates. In addition she has co every ten days, directed by Charles stage and film actor. Friday, April 6th—9:00 A M. Ra- operated in planning a number of Margie Day, "Little Red Rooster Girl («¿¿a Barton, motion picture veteran. The "Amos 'n’ Andy” television’ • dlo Broadcast (Willa Monroe's pro- Marriage and Family Life Institutes They will be broadcast on the full show is sponsored by the gram) for college students. A graduate of CBS-TV Network, with the initial Brewing Division of Schenlsy. Ip--, Opens Show At Handy Next Friday Teen-Agers Group—7:00 P. M the New York School of Social Work, schedule set for 52 continuous dustrles. The agencylis, WIlUabtH. i. Enuring in with a stage full of This show is built around Margie P. T. 'A. Bethlehem Center Columbia University, Miss Langford weeks. Weintraub and Cotppahy; I;./ Xgp Broadway Stars, Margie Day, who also recorded ’ "Blues A11 Saturday. April 7tb—10:00 A. M was < formerly a Counsellor at the (The beloved characters created ¡relie Little Red Rooster Girl” Alone, “Hot Pepper," and •One John Gaston Hospital (Wet Clinic) New York IJrban League prior to end performed for years on radio ■pens at the Handy Theatre next Steady Daddy.” Sunday. April 8th—4:30 P. M. joining the Federation Staff. by Freeman Gosden and Charles (Friday for a three-day engagement Other features of the show are: Radio Broadcast (Brown America Before entering the field of So Correll will be. portrayed by out ©Uh .the Griffin Brothers Orches- "The Four Congaroos,” one of the Speaks). cial work, she taught for a lew years standing Negro actors who were fastest acts in show business; Joe Monday, April 9th—9:00 A. M. i at. Penn School on St. • Helena Is Sra., and a, show that really ‘packs to 4:00 P. M.—LeMoyne College. land, South Carolina, and worked la wallop! Chrisholm, Leslie Scott, and How Mr. William Luck, Fisk University ell and Bowser, direct from tlje 7:00 P. M — Public Meeting, as- N. Y A. Supervisor lii Ro- —$50.00. Superior Students In I .''Produced by Spizzle Canfield, Club Zanzibar in .New- York. 1 Tyrone Power appears with Tom Ewell in an action packed scene from (YWCA Branch) 'i Chester, ...... N.------Y ------Miss Langford ------has Science: Miss Louise Kelley—Fisk famous, producer who brought ■ th? Rahbles Friday and Saturday the Twentieth Century-Fox Technicolor adventure, ‘‘American Guerrilla Tuesday. April 10th—10:15 A. M. I membership in the- American Assn- University —$50.00. Superior stu Peg' Leg Bates show to the Handy nights at 11:30. in the Philippines.” which starts Sunday at the New Daisy Theatre. Pow Institute for parents (YWCA...... elatlo" of Social Workers, and the dents In Business Administration; er is co-starred with French star Micheline Prelle In this dramatization | Branch) i. Nation Council on Family Relations. Mr. Darrell Clay, Tenn. A. and I of the powerful Book-of-lhe-Month by famed correspondent Ira Wolfert, j 4:00 P. M A. K.’ A Sorority The Planned Parenthood program State College—$75.00 Masons: Mr. Is designed: (1) To provide child I Morris C. Warren, Tenn. A and I. Famed Indianapolis Clowns 1 .wares to the fans. Curry is enthused i "Mr. Alphabet." Martin stadium spacing information for married State College—$50.00. Sons end over the recruits and states that I gates will open at noon with Jhe couples who need and want it; To Daughters of Deceased Masons : some of the regulars ere going, to tjrst of two games starting at 2:00 LeMoyne Spring encourage marriage and family life Miss Lena Rebecca Fort, Knoxvlilr I have., to hustle to .regain their po p. m. education In all communities; <3) To College—$75.00. ’■ . . . To Invade Memphis Sunday sitions. Over thirty rookies are bat j Festival Set stimulate the development of in The Grand Commission of Edu tling for positions on the 1951 Red Bry's Progressive fertility treatment services for child cation Includes Dr. Thomas E. Po- the less couples, and (4) To encourage * _ The.' famed Indianapolis Clowns Negro baseball, will headline Sox club. - ■ ■ ■■ Ileki ,ag, of Tennessee A. and. I. State * * DON'T MISS ITI will invade Martin Stadium, on Sun comedy, troupe, which also will fea Fans-will have an opportunity Club Meeting Held April 17 to 20 and promote research in the Collège, Director; Attorney R. B. day-..afternoon, April 15th to battle ture Spec Bebop and "Juggling” Sunday to see' a sensational new . TUESDAY, APRIL 17th of..human fertility. -- J . Ctimpbelle, Nashville. Tennessee. "GAY HAWK GET- the Memphis Iced Sox in, a Negro Joe Taylor. second baseana.il. wlio is about .t). , TheBry’s Progressive Club held its 8:30 P. M—Music Festival (Mem Mr. Edward E. Crawford, Nashville, American League exhibition double- The Red Hose, who captured the nail down, the post permanently. last, meeting Sunday March 18, ai phis High School Groups) Metro Tennessee; Professor C. C. Kizer, TOGETHER" header carded for 2:15 p. m. second half championship last sea- I He is Hipolita Manuel Valdez Men the residence .of Mrs. Ernestine politan Baptist Church. State's Prince Kingsport. Tennessee; Mr. E. H. son have several of ilieir key stars . doza of Cuban, already nicknamed Taylor, 611 Polk St. Tlie meeting WEDNESDAY, April 18tli ’(Continued h-oni Page One) Johnson, Athens Tennessee: Profes wilh Nat WILLIAMS t This .will .mark, the .first appear back in the fold this year. They in 10:00 A. M.-Interpretativc Reading 00; Mrs.-Wilford Elmer Glenn Le sor Charles E; Johnson, Knoxville ance this season of the popular dia clude Buddy Woods, fancy right Contest for High School Seniors, Moyne College—$75.00; Miss Betty • Recorded Saturday Night 2 DAYS Tennessee: and Professor R. A Ste mond fun makers who Will1 put on hand ace who sported an 18-1 re Second Congreatlonal Chlurch Jane Willis, Fisk University $75.00; wart, Gallatili; Tennessee. ■ at the GAY HAWK a’special - baseball show’ between cord: Isaiah Harrls,southpaw strike- 8:30 P. M—Clyde Winkfield; Pia and Mr. Calvin Jones, Tenn; A. and' • BROADCAST j;tunes. 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I ■ ■■ ! ■ I !—■ .1 As a consequence of one of our I is sufficient to move them to ac FORUM ' iv? The South’s Oldest and Leading Colored Seml-Weeldy Newspaper discussions on the FEPC, someone tion. Arid those people are — I be- By DR. R. EARL BLAND It seems that the Willie McGee the boast and not the shame of i' W '.' Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO. said that the southern states ob : lieve — one hundred percent with case is still far from closed-whlch the south. For after all, when a Byrnes on that issue, particularly may be just as well; since there people or section or a nation con Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone, 8-4039 jected to federal control because of The problem of pain has chal is well prepared to practice medi the federal governments more li when you consider South Carolina's seems to be so much confusion sistently mock by their teaching or ( - < Entered In tbe Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-olas* mall large Negro population, — ' lenged the thought of scientists and cine. That is to say that he has a about what is justice in this par actions the Charity and Fatherhood beral attitude" toward Negroes. That philosophers in all ages, but in knowledge of pathologic changes, !. <■ ,!ti”1 under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870 statement - is at best only partly Now, Rhode Island, with only! a ticular case. If Wilde McGee real of God, how can we trust their spite of all that has been written the effect of age;'and occupation, ly did commit rape »as he is ac < ' Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE true. As a matter of’fact, there had handful of Negroes is not concern residence, habits, hereditary, en dispenslon of His justice? What can ed about segregation in the 'public upon the subject, no definition ha^ cused, I don't think the death, pen they know of justice who ' know W. A. Scott, H, Founder; C. A. Scott, General,Manager always been considerable confusion yet been formulated which adequate vironment, past ailments,, constitu ______in the mind of the average citizen schools. To them it is neither vital alty anymore unwarranted than It nothing of love? . nor important. Thus, the captain of ly describe what we mean by this tional peculiarities, and personal would be for murder, since in- my , Those then who join in the fight LEWIS O. SWINGLER •...... Editor about where the rights of the states experience. The difficulties of such characteristics, of the individual. A—G. SH I ELDS, Jr. Advertising Manager, end and wh'erè those of the national this year’s Rogers Hill School (of opinion rape Itself is a kind of mur •to "save Willie McGee” are not Newport) basketball "Vikings" is.,a definitions are obvious for al Then it is presupposed that he can der. Personally too, I would rather then necessarily Communists, Fel government begin. though primitive in. character, pain make an accurate diagnosis of your < ¿ .The MEMPHIS WORLD Is an Independent newspaper—non sectarian It is a. matter of colored lad. Also, two other of the be murdered. low Travelors, nor misguided senti first string men are colored. Be is essentially a sensation in which case. However, I do not think that mentalists . Anyone who believes and non-partisan, printing news unbiasedly and supporting those things record that the both physiological and psychologi it believes to the Interest of Its readers and opposing those things against states' surrender sides. there are a few colored wo those who sincerely believe in this that this man is innocent is not men teaching in the public school cal processes play a part. The in man's innocence or who believe only justified but even, obliged as a the,Interest of its readers. ed certain rights terpretation and evolution of pain Safety Shorts SUBSCRIPTION RATES: to the federal system. Hence, segregation in the this penalty unjustified should be Christian to fight for his life if public schools, that’s a horse of ful impression are functions of the labeled arbitrarily "Communist” as he or she can. That means fight ' Year $5.09—6 Months $3.00—3 Months $1.50 (In,¿Trance) government and higher centers and may be appreci retained all which them and is causing no problem For April many of the white if necessary with those who realjy p ROUTE SUPERVISORS: there. But the potato situation is ably influenced by physical and Here’s a message from the Ten papers are doing are Communists, Fellow Travelors. were not so yield emotional forces. SOUTHWEST: Jimmie Cooper, 119 E. Utah ...'Phone 9-3700 ed. In fact, all something else again. nessee Safety Council to the young and or abused as etc. Is an innocent man to be al In like manner. South Carolina, Many explana a fellow travelor.' lowed to die merely because Satan N..EASTERN: Roosevelt Phillips, 1382 Nicholas ___...... Phone 5-5076 ■powers not dele tions have been OFFICE: Charles Moore, ...... 397-0 South Lauderdale gated to the fed not a large potato growing state, The Communists also defends him? If your child or is not giving much thought-to fed suggested concern saves more of the nutrltents cook after all are not brother or father were in a well GREATER WHITEHAVEN AREA—Lawrence Johnson ... Phone 35-4917 eral government ing the origin of ing in a pressure pan, in a small CENTRAL: James Hawes, Jr., 879 S. 4th...... Phone 39-3980 were reserved to eral controls on "Irish" potatoes,. the only ones drowning and a Communist canuR Presumably they do hot raise many headaches. The amount of water or in water to cov who deplo' - the ¿long with a rope to help you pda® BINGHAMPTON: Gayther Myers, 675 Lipford ...... Phone 48-0627 thé states. This brain covering er. This is the result of studies made For any information concerning the distribution of THE WORLD, please point ' is stated of them; hence, they are not losing fact that there him out, would you refuse because much sleep over that issue. But, and the brain ca with thirteen vegetables. Use a should be ore he was a Communist and let th^ contact one of your route supervisors, particularly the one in your respec very clearly by vities are usually heavy aluminum utensil with a tlye district. when it comes to segregation in the justice tor whites- other drown, or would you than^B Munroe: "All unmentioned govern public- schools, thats a horse of given as probably tightly fitting cover for dry heat and another “Jus him warmly seeing a human re^ mental powers remain where they another color. location of some cooking. tice” for Negroes. sponse to a human need? were originally — with the states. The whole thing in a nutshell is stimulation. No So you pride yourself on your The Communists- are not the only You1 could go on " hating arid General MacArthur Is4, — Out 1 This point will bear repetition, for this, any slate — north or south — adequate explana ability to select good quality meat ones who doubt and fear "southern” fighting Communism, the man’s ’ General Douglas MacArthur is out as Supreme Com deSpite its simplicity and import tion has peen of and on your knowledge about vari for the Negro as long as white ance, there is no feature of the does feel, and also has done so belief all you Wished, or all you had mander of the Far Eastern forces. President Truman re from the beginning, rather keenly fered for the pe ous cuts and the servings per pound southerners are the claimants and to, but until one of you won, yoU American constitutional system so about anything which in its opinion riodic attacks of from various cuts. That’s excellent; Negroes are the defendants. Chris moved the Commander because, in the president’s own persistently misunderstood by the icould sometime work together to is of a threatening nature to itself. headaches, how to know how and what cuts are tians will also doubt it and fear a solve a common problem-and that words: “Because I have concluded that General of the Army average citizen.” ' Moreover, any state is inclined to ever there is a strong hereditary economical and also the best me travesty of justice in such cases as without at all compromising your be Douglas MacArthur is unable to give his whole-hearted sup Apropos of this- idea are two be disinterested in matters of lit element in its causes. It is said that thods of cooking. You know cook long as the tnon-christlan principles llefs. new items seen in THE NEWPORT tle obvious concern to it. Conse seven per cent of the population ing meats causes changes in the col-, or racial hatred and segregation In one of the papers recently^:! port to the policies of the United States Government and (R. I.) DAILY NEWS on March 17: have migraine. The average attacks or. textured, flavor and ■ nutritives the United Nations in matters pertaining to his official dut The first is : quently, Rhode Island attacks fed and prejudice continue to exist as read that the fight to save-WUlle- eral potato controls, but does not. come every eleven days, though the value.. Moist heat softens the gela McGee's life was started by Com? ies.” “The Rhode Island Potato Grow segrega- frequency varies from one a day to tin like substance of connective tis ers Association in a surprise move oppose federal controls on people of this community. Don’t muriists to divide and stir up the . The marvel is not that the General has been fired, but how tion in the public school system, one every, six months. The -heredl-. sues making-meat more tender. Dry people. All that Is fine and the initiated by Ralph. C. Turner of attacks tary character of the disorder indi heat ' is suitable only, for ■ tender forget that riders of motor scooters he has remained so long at the head of the United Nations Chase Road, Portsmouth- farmer, Likewise. South Carolina and motor bikes are under the same reading, lofty arid all that, But it federal controls on racial isegrega- cates that it may be. a form of cuts. Heat shrinks muscle fibres, ignores the fact that there is al forces with so much opposition to his strategy as a Com voted Friday night to attempt to systems, neuroisis involving certain portions causing them to squeeze out . juices. laws as drivers of automobiles and throw out all federal control of ! tion in the public school trucks. You must have a driver’s ready division, confusion arid dis mander and with him giving out so many embarrassing but _is unconcerned______where; federal of the brain and also it may be of It also results in loss of fat thru quiet among the people, and that potato marketing in this state. .mtrol of "Irish" potato marketing; endocrine origin. melting. To keep these losses at the license and you must obey all traf policy-making pronouncements, with utter disregards to the The second: fic laws and regulations just the there must be as long as there'are is involved. It is possible that all headaches lowest low temperature are desir laws-to make it so, laws which President as the Commander-in-Chief of the Army as well can be analyzed and the factors able. Roasting is a dry heat method same as a motorist. Be sure to give . "He (governor Byrnes of . Sou th I As I have said, this is nothing, the proper signals when you start jimcrow, stir up and divide the as without consultation with his inner-circle of advisers. now, and is not restricted to any contributing to cause the headache suitable for tender cuts of beef, veal, people according to color instead Carolina) said in ,a ■’ speech here I evaluated. pork or lamb. Cook the meat in a to turn or stop in traffic. Always In the light of this unpleasant background, togeth (Columbia, S. C.) last night that if section of our . land. Consequently keep to your right and out of the of worth. It supposes wrongly that the southern states fight FEPC Headache is one'of the commonest slow oven. Use no water. this man’s death is of import mc'e er with the fact that the General set a bad example to his federal courts outlaw segregation, of clinical symptom, the most uni By the way have you tried the main line of traffic. Never stunt 'we will, if possible, live within the I and anti segregation .laws not onyl or carry a passenger With you. only to his family or the people in ' soldiers by refusing to respect constituted authority, it was because of. the more liberal-attitude versal of , all symptoms to be treat new pastry method? You mix short his own community, forgetting thaija law, preserve the public school sys-I ed as a disease. However It Is not ening, boiling water and a little The smartest rider is the one who the only thing the President could do. Besides, the belief is tern, and at the same time maintain I of the national government toward avoids accidents and injuries. it may also stir up, anger and dlvidM Negroes, but also because they de a disease. In a general way It refers milk together, then sift in flour and the people with its name calling widespread that the late December-January slaughter of oui segregation." ■' to pain experienced in any portion salt, and mix. This method h a s Let us-look at these, two items. In ' finitely fear that such laws are di Here's a tip to the motor bike and attempts to brand and labels, forces against the Chinese Reds, was in largest measure, rect threats to. their established of the cranical region. been Introduced for use with ho those who follow their cohscienpA due to the faulty, if not careless planning and strategy of .rural Rhode Island, the "white" or i It is granted that your physician mogenized fat. and motor scooter riders of this “Irish” .potato crops are of great.! ways of doing things. community from the Tennessee only, since the dual system of jiis™ - Well, when you desire an espe tlce here makes it possible for an GeneraJ MacArthur alone. Whatever the facts, may be, one importance, to their economy. IJ cially brown pie crust, use milk in Safety Council:'Remember that the thing is certain, the soldiers fighting under him will hail .know that from experience, for State’s motor vehicle laws apply to Innocent man to die,as they want stead of water or brush the top this man to. die, and as others any change as a wholesome advance over the past. Rhode ' Island Is my home. Also, I with milk. And speaking of milk it you just the same as they do to have worked. many days in the po automobile and truck drivers. You have died whose skins were dark, That we shall .have weeks and perhaps months of name- can be bought from vending ma even though’We recognize the fact tato fields on that island. I repeat chines right here in the city, Mem must have a driver’s license and to ’ calling by Republicans, is to be expected. the fact that the potato is vital to get one you have to be at least 16 that it Is possible that he is guilty phis Light and Water division and as charged. Still it is understand those islanders. Again they feel S. C. Toof company. years of age. You" may secure a that the federal law is disadvantag By BELL BLAND limited license between the age of able and comfnendable that- we Since cottage cheese is in heavy should be willing to set a guilty man eous to them; for. the news item demand supply during this month, ■14 and, 16 for certain prescribed continued: "They complain that the No doubt. about it, the high cost' prepared by a faster method. Add free rather than kill an innocent MART OF THOUGHT two cups of beans, sorted and rinsed you can feature it iri many ways. routes only. federal marketing order hurts of living and particularly the high I Don’t.forget that you must give one. Anyone who denies this, is By FRANKELLE ROBINSON Rhode Island growers for the bene cost of eating, is troubling many’ to six cups of water. Boil beans two One especially good way is to serve denying te basic principle of Amerl-. minutes, then remove from the stove it in salad combined with either pignals for stops and turns and fit of other farmers, particularly other homemakers these days. Do i pbey all traffic laws and regulations. can justice-that a man is Innocent the large Maine growers who have you place new emphasis on economy j and allow to soak one hour. By all celery, grated onion, chopped green until proven guilty beyond shadow Woman was not taken from man's means, cook beans in the water they pepper grated carrots or nuts or all. Know and obey your traffic laws think of some advice to offer him. a federal marketing agreement all in' buying foods and cooking meth- , and help prevent injuries. of doubt. head to be ruled by him, nor from Something to bridge that gap be ods? are soaked in, to retain minerals, Cottage cheese salad is lucious ‘It’s their own.” - ■ an excellent and inexpensive source his feet to be trampled upon, but tween school and church. ; Some In South Carolina, on the other vitamins and flavor. This method is Since there seems to be a great from his side to walk beside him. Continue to check foods which successful with navy beans, pinto of easily digested protein, contain Attention, young people: In a many people, northerriors and thing really beneficial. I told him hand, the people for. whom Byrnes short time baseball and other spring from under his arm to be protect to develop a keener appreciation for was speaking feel, rightly or wrong are plentiful in the local, market. beans, great northerns, red kidney ing calcium and other essential mi isouthemors alike, who doubt, it The U. S. Dept, of Agriculture puts and large limas. nerals and vitamins. sports will be starting and1 before, stands to reason that his guilt has ed by him, and from near his heart intellect in womanhood. It is be ly. that segregation is esseptial for long school will be out for the sum to be loved by him. coming increasingly difficult for their well-being. Whether that is out a monthly report on plentiful Perhaps the most frequent viola Now if you place new emphasis not been pToven beyond a reasonable — Higham intelligent women to find suitable low-priced foods. Fruits and vege tions of the principal of good cook- on economy in buying plentiful and mer vacation. The Tennessee Safe shadow of doubt, unless you arc really so or not is beside the point. less expensive foods and cooking ty Council warns you to walk and mates because men prefer the cling Just the fact that they think it is. tables that are plentiful this month I ery are the use of .too large long going to suppose, an enormous are apples and processed apple a cooking time for vegetables and methods, you will cut the high cost drive carefully. Don't let a traffic number of otherwise reasonable When a young relative of mine j ing vine type. Women would just accident spoil your fun. It's smart entered college last fall, I tried to ■ love to be that too with big strong products, sweet -. potatoes, celery, ' the use of too high temperature for of eating. For the real secret of and intelligent people unreasonably cities in the Midwest, Canada and spinach and turnip greens. Broilers, your ecenomy is your care in ¿void to be careful and avoid painful in men to protect, arid care for them. too long time in meat oookery. (Continued on pace 6 Xi ■ But since they acquire educations the Pacific Northwest. About av fryers, and eggs, as well as frozen Cooking vegetables In dry ing waste. juries. with which to earn their livelihoods erage I suppose for the lower in fish, dry beans, cottage cheese and until they are married and most of come bracket. So you see I am de peanut butter are the protein foods OXIDINE RELIEVES them do continue working after mar finitely not a widely traveled person in plentiful supply this month. riage, the men should have deep and I have not encountered' too As a suggestion,, appreciation for women who can many unusual personalities. But in try fried apples MALARIAL MISERY make good companions. A woman my time I have done more than the and bacon. Just who competes. with a man in his average reading and my mind to me fry the bacon world, wins over him and merits a a kingdom is. The interesting things crisp, drain and that one can .find on the printed keep it hot.' Leave L . • bacoux IF h a SPECJFICj place of her own cannot be expect page! In this marketplace of TREATMENT for th* REA ed to come home evenings and take about four table CAUSE of och«» and paini 16 orders. Reason with her. . thought I pass little gems on to you spoons of fat iri cnn, l»8». nock, »hoöldori hoping that they will have the sa’me ! back, end chills 'and. fever//; the skillet, and duo lo Malario. You con get good influence on you that they had fill skillet with OXIDINE at your Drug During the past week I received on me. The one that I shall tell sliced apples (re Store. Regular else 75c, next week has meaning. 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