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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 104 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1951 PRICE FIVE Mississippi Jury Memphis “Y” Leaders To Baptists Back Governor Browning, Mayor Overton Indicts Morrow Centennial Convention Fair Employment Ut To Addre ss Nat l Insurance Meet; 'On Rape Charge Opens Thurs.- Legislation JACKSON. Miss. — (SNS) — BUFFALO. N Y —Delegates to : Hie Hinds County Grand Jury re­ the 44th annual meeting of the turned a bill of indictment against American Baptist Cc nvention put Over 600 Delegates Are Expected ; Hugh L. Morrow, the 48-year-old their approval Friday on fair em­ Mississippi white man accused of ployment legislation at both the •Reorganization for mure eflec- il Twigg, president of Union- Pro­ 1 the rape of a 14-year-old Negro state and national level, m spite live Servin’” will be the theme of tective Assurance Company. and baby-sitter. of an argument. the Thirty-First Annual Convention master of ceremonies; B. G. Olive, Freedom Of Speech, Free Press It was testified that the young The convention delegates approv­ of the National Negro Insurance As- Jr ’, of Universal Life, outgoing girl was criminally assaulted by ed a resolution declaring that "we sur.iatioh scheduled to meet in ■president ot the association. and Violated, Lawyer Says In Appeal Morron on Wiggins Road, an area favor the passage ol Federal and Memphis June‘26th thru the,29th. chairman of the executive commit­ west of Jackson. The attack-w a s state FEPC-legislation’_and_Lesolv-_ -Opening.uSfísdíULAYin be the .public tee... Lt G. W._ Lee. of the. Atlanta said to occur on Thursday. May 31. ipg "that we •'continue our educa­ program next Tuesday evening at Life InMuanee ontpany, who will A doctor's examination revealed tional program for the elimination Metropolitan Baptist Church. Walk­ present Mayor Overton; A P. Bent­ that the girl was seriously injured of prejudice and injudlce in this er and McDowell. Governor Gor­ ley. of Columbus, Dino, secretary; by the assault. She told officers that field." • J don Browning will personally be M. A. Carter, of Augusta, she was picked up at her home by The convention also condemned present to extend greetings to the treasurer; Murray J. Marvin, the alleged attacker who told her ‘‘all so-called 'innocent' forms of approximately 500 delegates and , executive director; that he and his wife were going gambling such as legalized race­ visitors from the country over.. Bishop Valentine, chaplain. 1 fishing. She said that he told her track wagers, ‘betting on athletic Mayor Watkins Overton will at­ Memphis has given the * NNIA she was needed to sit with the events, lotteries, bingo and ail ac­ tend the Wednesday morning ses­ three-presidents' since its formation children who would be left at home. tivities which encourage the lake­ sion of the convention, Juiar 27th, thirty-one years ago. They include ■ The girl’s mother, it was reveal­ belief that life consists of getting to welcome the delegation officially the Late M S. Stuart. Dr. •Walker, ed, allowed her tq go with the man. something for nothing. ’. To Memphis. Among, other speakers and B. G Olive, Jr., ail three However, according to the victim’s In other action, the convention- Tuesday, night and Wednesday morn identified with Universal Life All testimony, instead of taking her to agreed to campaign l’or tcniporanee ing will be Stat-e Insurance ommls- three insutante executives started the home, the man took her on aimed at total abstinence from the sioner M O Allen; Aaron Day, us charter members of the associa­ Wiggins Road near a lake. use of alcoholic beverages and op­ tion. i Assistant* Secretary, North Caro- B She stated that he took the seat posed universal military training it: I Una Mutual Life Insurance Com- Membership of the NNIA in­ out of the car and carried out the ¡peacetime “as oontrary to the j pony, Durham, principal address: cludes a total of sixty old line legal assault despite her efforts to re­ American way of life, and in itself] Norman O Houston, of , reserve insurance companies; and sist. When she started to cry and constituting one oi the greatest president of the association and twelve underwriters associations. » scream, Morrow, it was said, told threats to future peace efforts “ head of the Golden State Life In­ Seminars will be held with em­ her that his family which was on surance Company; Dr. J E. phasis upon the convention theme, the lake would hear her and that Walker, president of Universal Life, beginning Wednesday, and continu­ he would get into.trouble’ who will present the Governor; Rev. ing through Friday She testified that lie. returned 10 Policy Wheels S. A. Owen pastor of Metropolitan Registration and all business her to her home and put her out, Raptht Church. L O Swlngler, sessions will be held at Clayborn saying that he would throw her in­ to the lake if she told. Still Spin In Chi editor of the Memphis World ; Lewis I Temple. 280 Hernando Street CHICAGO — (NNPA)— At least Memphis Leaders Pledge Jimmie Cooper ten policy wheels, two of them I Set Pace In Big ownqd by men now under indict­ ment, are operating on the South Fight Against Inflation PROF. B. T. HUNT of a number of them. Side, the Cook County grand jury I Newsboy Contest Consisting of seven plenary meet reportedly has been told. especially called to discuss ways by ings and ten Centennial forums, The testimony was given by Mrs which Negro participation could be Jimmie Cooper, of 119 East Utah, most effective. is.-apparently determined to make ¿he convention will be opened with Gladys Daniels, of 4629 Wabash keynote addresses by Eugene E I Avenue, who ran a policy station Russell R. DeBow, assistant his boast that it’s time for him to OPS Director Michael V. DiSalle show the.other Memphis- World Barnett, general secretary. Na- I at 4641 Avenue, which Conal Council .of the police raided recently. Charges charge of racial relations, w - agents how to really go out and wm present for the meeting to point first prize in a circulation. contest ■ and Richard S. HoSklng, . general Ii growing out of the raid were dls- lecretnry, National Council of Can- imissed. because pdiice ,Jiad no cut that. Negroes are to be includ­ Since the 20th Anniversary Contest ed in integrated setups when it r firn-of the month, lh: ■ 7 ■ . - ‘ --jd search. warrant:. / ■ ■■ Speakers at other^nieeUngsy wilH comes to personnel. He had vlslf^d the two-section newspaper ace car- such southern ■metropolitan centers ■s rler, who has routes in- both North (Continued On ’Back Page) ■ I '"ar Memphis , and Southwest Memphis. as Jacksonville and , Fla.. Mrs. Daniels was said to have Birmingham, Ala., and Atlnhta. / \ has upped his sales by more’.than (Continued On Page'Eight) one hundred percent. and Nashville before coming to “Asd that’s just a starter, “,Coop- Attorneys Announce Appeals Memphis. r .- . ' er sa'.d-as he ordered an extra two ' It was a prevailing, opinion that hundred more copies for .. Today Negroes receive a liberal number and, Friday. "After all we are cele­ ot Jobs -that will be made available Mrs. Nell Sanders Aspero, in an Uon believed to the first case of lti brating the twenty years we have Plans For 2 Of Trenton “6” t-j carry on the fight against in­ appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court kind ever brought before the high for removal ot the two-year sus­ est tribunal, Mrs. Aspero alleges been in business as « newspaper, TRENTON, N. J. - (SNS) - George Pellettieri end Arthur flation... even if it becomes expe­ and that means something to me." dient to set up an office irr the pension Imposed against her as a that “the courts of Tennessee: have Garfield Hays, defense attorneys for Collis English and Ralph practicing attorney, declared that Jimmie’s brother, Willie, has to center of Negro populace- Details (Continued On Fuje Six) p - a great degree taken on the spirit Coopdr, two of the "Trenton Six", announced Friday that they for completing arrangements of her constitutional rights of free speech and possession of property if of the pacesetter in the family. He were preparing an appeal. r? Negro participation have been left 8 ~ has inc’-eased his route by 75 pa- in the hands of an Advisory Com as guaranteed by the Fourteenth English and Cooper were convicted of the hold-up slaying of Amendment had been violated. The. pers. .. a storekeeper by a Mercer County court jury last week, at which mlttee headed by Prof. B. T. Hunt, Shirley Gray .on. Kennedy Street, principal of Booker T. Washington Fourteenth Amendment Is one uf H Js making things hum in South- time four of the accused men were acquitted. High School. Serving with Mr. three Civil War amendments add­ ed to the constitution of the Unit­ js west Memphis also. She has eyes J. T. CHANDLER, SR. Attorneys Pellettieri and Hays the cost. Hunt will be Dr. J E Walker, 8 on one of those quality valued out- RUSSELL R. DeBOW president of- Universal Life Insur­ ed States immediately following Prof. Blair T Hunt,. Chairman said they would take the case int: fits at Federal Clothing Store, 174 The jury recommended mercy foi Negro leaders of Memphis pledged ance Co.; Rev. J. A. McDaniel, the. Freedom of the Negro. The ® South Main Street . . and that big and J. T. Chandler, Sr„ secretary the State Supreme Court. This will the convicted men. which meant other two were the 13th Amend­ mean additional expense estimated full coooperatlon with the Office head of the Memphis Urban Lea­ ® cash prize of $50.00 likewise, of the Board of Directors, Lauder­ lile imprisonment under New Jer­ attorney; ment which set the Negro Free; dale Branch . YMCA, will leave to­ at $75,000, but the source of that of Price Stabllzation in the fight gue; B. L. Hooks, young ■" From the Northside has also sey law. The state parole system and Lewis O Swlngler, editor oí and the 15th Amendment whlçh day, June 19, for Cleveland, . amount was undetermined. . against Inflation', last Monday United come the report that Lucious Vessell, usually provides for release of con­ during a meeting with Harrold B. the Memphis World. made him a citizen of the H oh Thomas Street. William Trout, where they will attend the four- The two lawyers were engaged by ' States. c’ay International YMCA Centen­ victed murders serving life terms Jones, Office of Price Stabilization Others present at the meeting on Chelsea are. ‘kicking up. plenty a committee of leading citizens ¿1 as a ® ' dust,1' while L. H. Shipp m Orange nial Convention. The session wi’l Princeton. This put .the two defen­ after 15 years. district manager. The meeting was (Continued On Back Page) Mrs. Aspero’s disbarment ■H • Mound declares that he wlll.be boss open June 21. practicing lawyer was instigated by dants outside a possible plea of po­ the Memphis '“telby County In that subdivision when the • bat- Greatest public event in .YMCA verty. Defendants without fancis -iilL. tie ceases. Bar Association ns i-sult of a law history, the International Ceriten- can have their appeals financed by suit she had previously filed rial Convention will mark the 110th .the state, but where they have re­ against the Meinphls Street Rail­ anniversary of the founding of the sources or the aid of outside interest way Company Chancellor L. D. Leaves Beale Street Young Mens Christian Association the state will not assume the obli­ Bejach on January 13. 1949 sus­ in the United Slates and. Canada gation. pended her from practice for five More than 5.000 persons, represent After 18 Years A large part of the appeal cost Mg years on one charge, and "repri­ ing, 1.780 Americans and Canadians manded" her on another. The Associations, have already made will be for printing the trial record. This consists of 12.0C0 pages of the. Court of Appeals on Mnrch 16 reservations to attend I960 modified the charge on which Fourteen other organizational ■court proceedings and the printing cost hasJjeen estimated at $35,000 Chancellor Bejach suspended hei "Y- structures also .will hold con­ « ■ • ; but suspending her for two years ventions in Cleveland over the-some Council fees for lawyers serving in 1 ” on the other charge...that she period with delegates from Mem­ the appeal would be expected to add falsely accused a fellow attorney phis participating in the sessions additional thousands of dollars to of fraud. Mrs. Aspero, in petition for Writ ■ g a cf Certiorari now on the calenda of the Supreme Court. declared SENATOR MCKELLAR Race Relations Institute this action was "unprecedented NASHVILLE -(SNS)- On Friday, because the bar association had Senator McKellar announced that., I ...’á not appealed from the chancel- he will be a candidate for reelection At Fisk U. Opens July 2nd lor's decision " in the August 1952 Democratic Pri­ Both Mrs. Aspero. and her hus­ mary The announcement was made NASHVILLE. TENN—(S N S>- Among them rank such outstand­ H band. Attorney Anthony Aspero. :n Washington. ■ ’ ■ 1 With the emphasis on •Democracv ing scholars as Carey McWilliams, à in Action,' the Institute QÍ Race author of Brothers Under The who is representing his wife In The 82-year-old senator Jn male-'; Relations this summer will!1 measure Skin, A Mask For Privilege and the this case, are widely known to Ne­ ‘ng the announcement refuted his ÿ advances . in intergroup relations more recent Witch Hunt; Milton R. gro Memphis. Having represented 1946 statement that he would never .if and potentialities, for futlure as a Konvitz, professor of industrial and Negro clients in numerous criminal again be a candidate. Gov. Brown­ barometer of an ever-ejspandine- labor relations at Corneil Univer- and civil cases. Attorney Aspero ing had no comment to make.. ' positive democratic society sity, well-known rights authority and his lawyer wife have become Senator McKellar stated; ‘God- For the eighth year on July d, ;hor of The Constitution and grounded in all aspects of law deal Willing. I shall be a candidate to the Institute is openi-i i . its doors Rights, SaiTiuol - Klncheloe, li.g- with Individual rights. Include .-.ucceed myself in the United States to community leaders throughout oi the sociology of re- ’ ' *7 ' ’ ! ing the BID of Rights. The petition Senate.“ ‘I had thought sometime the Soilntry. Founded In 1914, by the Chicago Theological er is daughter of the Late Mrs. ago I was out of politics and . so the American Missionary Associa­ Seminary; Ira De A Reid, profes- Nell Sanders, who for manv years announced, but conditions in Ten- was Identified with tiie Memphis DR. COOPER TAYLOR tion, a division of the Board of sor, of so« liology at Haverford Col- ness have caused me to change ■g Home Missions if the Congregatio- lege; Kenneth Little. chairman- Board of Education. In her peti- my mind." ■ '7-' ■■ Dr -Cooper Taylor, dentist, has nal Christian Chhrche.s( of America, the Departmej t of Anthropology 1 moved from Beale Avenue,' where the Institute is conducted jointly Scotland’s historic University* I he has had an office for 18 yeats, to by the Associa(t ion's Race Relations Edinburgh Heading the m4n 485 Pontotoc Dr. Taylor, aside Department at.md Fisk University, action . on the Institute’s faculty Publishers Recommend Dr. from his heavy dental practice, has .are Thurgood Marshall, special taken a foremost part in church Charles S. Johnson, noted sociolo- gist, member of UNESCO and pie- counsel for the NAACP, lately ve­ and civic life. sident of Fisk, directs the turned lrom a field-trip study of FIRST ATLANTA ^CONVENTION DELEGATE visited places of interest in Nashville, Tenn. She He is a deacon of First Baptist Institute Bunche For Korean Mediator proceedings each year. segregation ai»d discrimination on Shown here at. right is Mrs. Madelyn Webster, a Church, Lauderdale; corresponding the Korean battlefront; Francis J. plans a visit to New Orleqns, Louisiana before secretary of the Shelby . County For two week; lectures dlscus- Brown of the American. Council on member of the Atlanta NAACP Registration the convention opens and will visit friends in CITY—(SNS)—-Pu­ appreciation to the Navy end-Air Dental Spciety;local program chair­ sions and workshop; Committee, explaining last-minute details of re­ blishers in the final session of their Force for providing the beginning will cxamine Education; Mrs. M. E. Tilly, dy* Jacksonville, Fla. after the NAACP Convention I man Of the scientific section of new methods and strategies for namic southern leader who contri­ gistration of delegates to Miss Mary Lund, left, in July. Returning from Jacksonville, Miss Lund three-day twelfth annual conven­ groundwork for full equality of op­ the National Dental Association; tion at McAlpin hotel Saturday deeper and. broader adventures in buted so outstandingly/to the work the first official delegate to arrive for the N. A. portunity andz voiced disappoint-^ which convenes in Memphis in Au- human relationships , man-to-man of the President’s Committee on will journey to Washington, D; C. and thence to urged. the appointment of Dr. ment that the Army had failed to ' guest; member of the Board of Di­ and group-to-group. The Nation’s Civil Rights; Max Wolff, communi­ A.. C. P. -Convention, which opens at thè Muni­ Poughkeepsie, N. Y. where she will participate Ralph Bunche as Mediator Of the consistently move toward' full in-. rectors of the Lauderdale Branch accomplished social scientists ...... and . ty consultant- for the Commission cipal Auditorium Tuesday evening, June 26. Miss in the Summer Family Institute at Vassar Col­ Korean conflict if and when the tegratlon. It deplored -the unwar­ YMCA. civic leaders will guide the proceed- bn Gammup'/.y Irl^rrelatfions of Lund represents the Seattle, Washington N. A. opportunity comes for settlement. ranted newsprint increases and im- . Dr. Taylor is a native of Browns­ lege. She is executive secretary of Christian s -ings, presenting and analysing' the the American Jewish Congress; A. C. P.* and will include in her itinerary a tour Friends for Racial Equality and is a graduate of In other rescVutions the associa­ predictable price hikes. OPS di-:: ville, Haywood County, Tennessee; vital statistics bn current minority Mark Starr,, education director of tion asked President Truman to Is­ rector Michael DIBalle was urged and a graduate of the University problems affecting our country at the International Ladiesf Garment of several key points of interest before return­ the University of Washington, at Seattle. sue the of t-pre raised FEPO exe­ of West Tennessee. home and’on the/.world scene. (Continued On Back Page) ing home around September 1; Already she has (Perry Photo) cutive order: reflected qualified - (Contlnùed;On <^aàk Ï-’ • w KEEPING ABREAST WITH.THE PRESS-Special Broadcast SalutingTheMemphis World on its 20thAnniversary-30 minutes^adioProgramonStation gwe

j WDIA Sunday, June 24 between 4 - 4:30 fl-. -•* « >':7 Bi .■ - * w,. Ss® ' ? 2 ¿ MÉMPHÍS WORLD ® -Tuesday, June 19, 1951 FROM KOREA'S DEATH VALLEY TO HAP ; louis Johnson Tennessee Casualties On Korean Warfront TestifiesOn OK THE -BEEL. «• U.- S." CASUALTIES IN .Corpor.al_Merlin Cates, husband KOREAN . AREA NO. 329 ot Mrs. Elsie M. Cates, 2041 Ruby St., Chattanooga. »The(The Department. .. of- Defense cagto-_ WASHINGTON —(SNS)— Form­ REV. TASCHEREAU ARNOLD dky‘announced the following Second Lieutenant James W. Cox er Defense Secretary Louis John­ Jr.,.son of Mr. and Mrs. James W ualtles in the Korean area: son testified Thursday that Presi­ SONGS IN THE NIGHT in their giving for causes-like the if TENNESSEE Cox, Sr, 2719 Supreme Avenue, dent Truman’s drastic cut. in 'mili­ Memphis. From Moody Bible Institute, cancer drive. White people are en- I KILLED IN ACTION tary funds for the 1950. 'fiscal year Chicago, thusiastlc givers to the cancer j ARMY: . Sergeant First Class Clay Dou­ made him so .‘‘sick’’, tie considered R. glas, husband of Mrs. Myrna C. resigning from the cabinet. Several times in the Old "Testa­ drive. Negroes must give more to || , . Private First Class James ment we read of a riew song. such causes. II Colliris, son of Mr .and Mrs. Her- Douglas, RR 1, Box 13, Jellico. The ousted cablpet member told (Previously wounded, and returned Senators probing Gen. Mac- Sometimes it is by way of ex­ Out of our meager means we I ' shel R, Collins, Route 2, Crestview hortation, as in Isaiah 42:10: "Sing made a little donation to thlB drive. | (Previously reported missing In ac- to duty) , (Delivered to 597 'North Arthur’s dismissal that when the .¿on) Dekem St., Portland, Oregon, President slashed the military bud­ unto the Lord a new song, and hl3 And we are happy to publish fine I Private Charles J. Fife, son of get from a recommended 14.6 Bil­ praise from the end of the earth, letter of thanks sent to us by John ■ | Private Herley E. Nave, Jr., son ye that go down to the sea, and all W. Emmanuel, field represents- . |j of..Mr.. and. Mrs. Herley E. Nave, Anna B. Fife, 773 Fortwood Chat-. lion dollars to 13 Billion "I spent tanooga. the most soulsearching couple that is therein; the isles, and the tive, who (s unassuming always I Sr.,, Fort Pillow. inhabitants thereof." Sometimes it keeping himself in the background1' h WOUNDED Private First Class Lawrence B. weeks I ever had in my life, Goodwin, __son „of __Mrs._. _____Gladys ...L. added is by way of personal history, as in but is doing a mighty fine Job for I ARMY Psalm 40:3: "And he hath put a the American Cancer Society. He . Private First Class Bobby L. White, 343 West Main, Milan, . “Louis Johnson never made a cut First Lieutenant Thomas E, I was sick about it." new song in my mouth, even is a worker of whom the organlza- I Chapman son of Mr aud Mrs John Johnson charged that White praise unto our God." tlon might well feel proud. May .E. Chapman, Route 2. Powell. Gwynn, husband of Mrs. Molene S Gwynn, Tullahoma. (Previously House Economist Edwin Nourse,___ , The book of Psalms is peculiarly God bless this organization for tho_ i Private First Class James W. who since has quit the government, a songbook. It is God’s message to good it is doing for those who suf®^ i! Hamilton, son of Mr and Mrs wounded and returned to duty. Captain William H. Hall, hus­ "took credit" for the arbitrary His own people in terms ’of the- fer day. and night. ^5» 1 William Hamilton,' 1404 East Mil- • figure of 13 billion and that mili­ INNOCENT VICTIMS OF THE CONFLICT in Korea find a bright spot in1 their war-tom land in the form of the heart, and its special ministry is Mr. Emmanei's letter follows ; lard St., Johnson City. (Previously band of Mrs. Katherine B. Hall, “Happy Mountain Orphanage” at Pusan. The institution, presided over by Capt. Clifford G. McKeon, cares 1225 Belvedere Drive, Nashville.' tary leaders were forced . to cut­ one of comfort. This is the reason wounded and returned to duty) troop and equipment strength to for some 350 children who have lost their parents and their homes and many of them are maimed. GI con­ for the continued reminders ot Rev. 'Taschereau Arnold First Lieutenant Willis Jackson, Private Richard M. Hamm, son conform with the slash: tributions support the “Happy Mountain.” At left, wounded and maimed children take the sun on the steps e of Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Hamm, God’s grace and power, and for the Religious Editor ' husband of Mrs Jerrie H. Jackson, The ex-défense secretary said: of the orphanage. At right, a nurse takes the temperature of an ailing child. (International Sc^indphoto) repeated exclamation, “O that meri Atlanta Daily World 1525 East Douglas Avenue, Nash- Route 1. Bradford. (Notification “When I think of all the worrry made at Milan, Tenn.) would praise the Lord for his good 210 Auburn Avenue, N. E. ■ Ville. and trouble I had afterward, may­ ness.” ' Atlanta, Georgia Private William C. Sizemore, son Private James H. Hargis, son. of be I made that wrong decision in Mr. arid Mrs. Cordell Hargis, 5 of Mrs.. Mamie Sizemore, Route not resigning " - “But;” says someone, “are'we sup-..... Dear Rev. Arnold: 4 Rogersville. 'I . Blythe St., Gallatin. Questioned about MacArthur's posed to sing in this kind of a Private First Class Richard L Private James B.- Honeycutt, son Police Arrest Two White We are deeply grateful to you for four-point plan for victory in world?” Yes Indeed. We do not Steadman, husband of Mrs Iva of Mrs. Ada Honeycutt. 508 South the Interest you have manifested Korea, Johnson said: sing -the* ribald, Jerky, sensual songs in the Cancer Control Program. .. L. Steadman, 120 -Warpath Drive Jackson St., Morristown.. of the age. These are temporary, ■' Master Sergeant Gordon ' E. He agreed that the economic It Is our sincere belief that your ■ Kingsport .■ popular, arid soon forgotten. The support will-make it''possible for MARINE CORPS: Kendall, son of Mrs. Nettie Ken- blockade of Red China should be song of the Christian originates in . Hjeycvndp.b rwtNe.... call, 118 East Fairview Ave. John tightened; the China coast should this organization to receive great­ the heart: “Speaking to youfselves er support from religious leaders Staff. Sergeant Joseph F. Alston, son City, (Previously injured and be blockaded by U. S. Warships, in Psalms and slritual songs, sing son of Mrs. Ora M. Jackson, 3412 returned to duty. “but not Russian ports " as Urged and churches, in this area. Ing and making melody In your On behalf of those whom your Park Ave, Memphis. Private. First Class Willlikm F. by MacArthur; the joint ch'efs of BATESVILLE, Miss—(SNS)—-As heart to the Lord.” (Eph. 5:19). Private First Class Barton Mc- McNabb, son of Mr. and Mrs Si­ staff-should have the. last word on a, result of an asault on a 12-year- contribution will serve so well and -■ Fall, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kinf mon F. McNabb, Route 5, North air operations; the Chinese Nation­ oid Memphis Negro girl, two Mem­ We have read that during World the American Cancer Society, I am— B B McFall, Route 1, Concord. Chattanooga. (Previously missing’ alists should be helped, but "don’t phis men have been arrested in War I, when It was no longer pos­ privileged to offer our sincere Sergeant James R. Riks.~ son of end returned to military control) let them brag us into war,” Commissioners * Batesville, on the charge of statu­ sible to import, those beautiful thanks. You are invited to feel free Private First Class Herbert C Johnson; who was forced out ol tory rape. The assault was said to singing canaries from the Harz to let us.have your suggestions at Mrs Nina R. Rasch, 3781 Faxon St the cabinet last September, testi­ Memphis. Page, son of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd C have'occurred near Court!and Park Mountains, Germany, a dealer iri anytime you might feel desirous‘ Page, Route 3, Dover. fied that secretary of state Achesor last Thursday night. New York decided to start a sys­ of giving same. INJURED proposed the U S. intervention in Corporal Bobby L. Kincaid, son of WOUNDED The men booked as Augusta tem of training canaries, to sing. With highest personal regards, ’ ARMY: Korea He also disclosed that he Woody McGarrh, 28, of 1056 Pierce, He had bird songs placed on rec­ I am Mr. and Mrs Charles Kincaid, 98 and Acheson clashed “violently" and Glenn McCain, 29, 381 S. Wald- CatTOU St., Nashville. Corporal John C. Sanders, son of WASHINGTON—(ANP)— In two ed employes to turn, over $1 annual ords, and these proved of value. Sincerely yours, over the strategic importance of rah. Sheriff E. B. Wilson revealed JOHN W. EMMANUEL, Corporal James D. Oliver, son of Mrs .Florence Sanders, 3810 Wiley Formosa. actions here last week, district com­ membership fees to • their depart­ But one day he made a real dis­ Ave.. Chattanooga. missioners threw up a blockade ment heads. that the men were arrested by covery, which meant success. He Field Representative • Mr. and Mrs Samuel C. Oliver, Memphis police Saturday and Sun­ Route 1, Harrison. Private First Class Robert E. against a- Campaign to establish, a The commissioners stated that found that If he covered the cages day. FAMOUS LAST WORDS: MISSING IN ACTION Taylor, son of Earl J. Taylor, Rte. $4,000,000 200-bed Interracial hos- this meant, the department heads with thick cloths, completely shut­ 3, Ashland City. After waiving a preliminary hear­ ting out the light, the birds learii- By DR. LOO KOO MARKE ARMY: ¿«lai W&. J&rPsSfess.ÍL'ít. -st- t. were■ ’ . ing« ir.» the -court of« Justice, ot jl’e Private First Class Troy L. Private Hardin D. Underdown, Camden School Washington. eti' tlftfi-"sSlTgi " r. .WORTH JJVING. t t son of*Mr and Mrs. Guy H. Un­ bility tor the collection of funds for Peace W. T. Westmoreland, the two A man was about to jump off Moody, husband of Mrs Bonnie First, the commissioners with­ men were bound over to the Panola R. Moody, Route 1, Fall Branch. derdown. Star Route, Parrottsville. drew permission granted to Rev the foundation and “we feel that Many a Christian has learned the bridge over the mighty Mis­ County Grand Jury which is sched­ that God teaches His children to sissippi River and another man saw . Sergeant Rice M. Nichols,; son of MARINE CORPS: Suit Dismissed Ames. H. Carnegie executive direc­ it is unwarranted.” . uled to convene in October. Neither First Lieutenant James L. Carey sing In, and because of, darkness. him yelling, “Walt, wait, before you Mr, and Mrs Harry A. Nichols, tor of. the National Hospital Foun­ The hospital plan also received man was able to post the $3,000 Verily, “He glveth songs in the Route 4. Dyersburg. husband of Mrs. James L. Carey. jump. Let us talk this over.” BRUNSWICK, Ga. — (SNS) — dation, Inc., to distribute literature short shrift in another direction. bond. night.” AIR FORCE 4717 Middle Brook Pike, Knoxville The suit of five Negroes seeking to Negro employes of the district This man no doubt was interest­ Private First Class Alfred E. Dr. Joseph G. Gathings of Wash­ ed in stopping or changing the man’s .. First Lieutenant Eric W. Ander­ equal school facilities in Camden government. Second, it refused per­ The charge of statutory rape in­ THE BIBLE LIVES son, husband of Mrs Frances An­ Evans, husband of Mrs Alfred E County was dismissed yesterday at ington, president-elect of the Na­ cludes-the assault on a, female un­ mind who planned to end it all by mission to approve the staging of tional Medical association, disclos­ Generation follbws genration— jumping into the river. ; x derson, 108 Bowling Avenue. Wash- Evans, 3009 Keeling Ave.. Nashville the request of the plaintiffs’ attor­ a fund-raising rally In Griffith sta­ der 18 years of age—the charge is ’ ‘ t Private ' First Class Zane D ed that the NMA as representative yet it lives. So they talked and they talked. Ville. ney. Aaron Kravitch of Savannah. dium. valid if the victim sanctioned ; the fall—yet it .Staff Sergeant Winfred D. Mor­ Jewell, son of. Mrs. Bess L. Jewell Judge Frank Scarlett, presiding ov­ of Negro organized’medicine, has re act. Should the child be under 12 Nations rise and J: When they had concluded their gan; son of Mrs ’ Ida A. Morgan, Route 2. Dayton. er the U. S. District Court, took the According to Health Director fused to indorse the hospital pro­ years of - age, the penalty can be lives. talks about the problems of life, Route 7314, Box 5. Crossville. . Staff Sergeant Gerald L. McEwen action. Daniel S. Secklinggr, city officials gram. He said the House of Dele- either a death sentence or life. in Kings, doctors, presidents come both of them jumped into the riv­ U. S. CASUALTIES IN son of Mrs Mollie C. McEwen 3909 Kravitch’s request was based on were furnished with a circular quot­ gales at its last session- voted to prison. and go—yet it lives. er. And that’s that. KOREAN AREA NO. 331 17th Ave. Chattanooga. the recent decision by the Fifth ing their approval of the distribu­ table the measure indefinitly on Hated, despised, cursed— yet it TENNESSEE . Corporal Merritt Clements Roy. Circuit Court of Appeals which tion of campaign envelopes among account of its apparent impractica­ Should the victim be between 12 lives. KILLED IN ACTION ¡.husband of Mrs Merritt C. Roy, stated that no one may sue for the district workers. The circular ask- bility. ,i and__v 18, as in this instance: the Doubted, suspected; criticized — ARMY: ■149 39th Ave. North Nashville. deprivation of the civil rights of penaltypcxiaicy vo.ilcan beuc eithercjuijcl r,a $500 xnicfine yet it lives; Private First Class Lawrence Bed 'injured others. Ior five years imprisonment For the Condemned by atheists — yet it son of»Mrs Willett Bell. 252 North ARMY: This factor was brought out in use. of drugs or other similar ma- lives. tGO'ultn Dunlap St., Memphis. , ■ "■ r]' Privateprivate First Class William M._ a petition in the Camden case. GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZED terials to carry out an assault, the Scoffed by scorners—yet it lives Sergeant Paul T. Bunch, husband ¡Robinson. sp,n,so,n. of Mr .and-..-Mmand- Mrs Signed by the county school board criminal can receive the death sen­ Exaggerated by fanatics— .yet it of Mrs."Mrs.' Bessie'MBessie'M. Bunch.Bunch, 224'Stai.e224State George A Robinson, Route 2, Ws- members and Miss Mary Lee Ciar, tence or life in prison. lives. St., Apt. 56. Knoxville (Delivered 1 tertown. school superintendent, the petition Athough the men at first denied Misconstrued and misstated — to 62D Randolph St . Knoxville. MISSING IN ACTION declared that the plaintiffs them­ assaulting the—I-2-year-old child, -yet- it-lives.— , Tenn.) ARMY: selves were not the victim of the Sheriff Wilson reconstructed the Ranted and raved about — alleged discrimination. WASHINGTON — The govern­ brought in from abroad. crime as follows: On.last Thursday It lives. ‘ WOUNDED Private First Class Hugh H ment Thursday authorized clothing 'Most of the 30,000 manufacturers ARMY: Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Kravitch admitted to the court evening, the two suspects, McGarrh Yet It Ilves—as a lamp that none . of the plaintiffs had manufacturers to hike prices on affected by the order are expected and McCaine, went to the home of feet. Corporal Harold D. Burrows, son G. Bailey, Route 1. Indian Springs coats, hats and hundreds of other to go slew on raising prices of ar­ of Mr and Mrs Walter S Bur­ Private George G. Booker., hus- children who were pupils in the the victim. They asked that the Yet it lives - as a light schools.. He stated that they were personal items to cover increased ticles made from cotton and other child be allowed to baby-sit with rows, Route 5, Trenton. i band of Mrs. Stella G- Booker, production costs since the start of raw fibers. path. j Springs. suing “on behalf of other minor re­ McGarrh’s children since his wife Yet it lives—as a gift of heaven. Sergeant First Class John D latives and generally as citizens the Korean war. 12* wide ana Cantrell, husband of Mrs Betty J | Private First Class Ira A. Gray, Ops officials stated that the worked ■ at night arid the. three Yet It lives— as a standard shoulder length. son of Mrs. Emma B. Gray, 353 and taxpayers of Camden." Office of price stabilization ex­ market for many clothing Items has children were left alone. childhood. Cantrell, Hayesbour Ave., Nash­ At the April 25 hearing which saw The child’s mother consented to _____ Double weft to add ville. (Notification made care of Berry Field. Nashville. perts predict swiit price rises on been sluggish and most retail stores Yet it lives— as a guide beauty and thickness to your hair. the school board petition introduc- woolen goods since the cost of im­ have been forced to eût prices to let her go and the three went out youth. Howard Mlckel. Bulmickel Drive Private First, Class Harold E. I ed, Georgia’s Attorney General Eu- Wahalla, S. C.) Humphreys, son of Mrs. Carrie L. ported wool prices have. been on a find cüstomérs or face accumulât-, to the automobile. The child, who Yet It lives—as an inspiration sharp upswing. The great bulk o: ing inventories. is in the eighth grade and tall for the matured. I Humphreys, Route 2. Harriman. her age, was secreted in the trunk, Private John W. Petway, son of wool consumed in the U. S. is With this situation, OPS said con- i Yet It lives — as a comfort for sumers may find little price hiking according to her testimony. ' the aged. Mrs. Francis S. Oldham, 3706 Cen After they had gotten her across DOUBLE FILTERED tennial Boulevard, Nashville. DR.FRED PALMER’S now, but later this year if the Yet it lives — as food for FDR EXTRA QUALITY. PURITY gene Cook and Glynn County Rep. market picks up manufacturers may the. Mississippi State line, the two hungry. RETURNED TO MILITARY DOUBLE STRENGTH Charles Gowen represented that decide to raise prices to the ceiling men transferred her to the front Yet. it lives — as water for „•N PETROLEUM JELLY CONTROL state. They said that this procedure authorized by the government seat. She testified that the men thirsty. Millions defend on this name. purchased some liquor and con­ Moroline, for highest quality. ARMY SKIN WHITENE?. was in order because the State The clothing order is effective Yet it • lives —as rest for Private First Class Don E. Hen­ Department of Education was af­ August 15 but the manufacturers tinued out Highway 51 near Court­ weary. derson, brother of Carlos W. Hen­ fected. may elect to refigure and raise their land—about six miles south of Yet it lives — as light for derson. Route 3, Paris. (Previously Batesville. Stopping the car In an heathen. FOR: reported missing.) abandoned pasture, the two men Yet it lives — as salvation BIG BURNS look her out of the car and forced JAR SCRAPES Private First Class James D. Mc­ the sinner. MINOR CUTS Nabb, son of Mr. and Mrs Si- her to drink some of the liquor. Yet it lives — as grace for CHAPPED SKIN mon F. McNabb, Route 5, North’ »DOCTOR’S Both men, according to the vic­ Christian. tot DRV NOSTRILS Chattanooga. (Previously prisoner tim’s account, then assaulted her. CLUSTER CURLS | EASY WAY When the two men became en­ To know It Is to love It. . and wounded.) S THAT To love it is to accept it. Large Clusters as picture with a Web grossed In- an argument, she said To accept it means life eternal. Base to, insure long wear and perfect Jersey woman, 62, is pardoned that she effected her escape and —Copied shape after cleaning. 16 years after false arrest. LIGHTENS SKIN hid In some tall weeds until the men Here's the fut, proven way to the lighter, drove off. Don’t forget the Cancer Drive brighter, smoother skin of your dreams!'Dr. After waiting for a while to make now in full swing. Mrs J. S. Flip­ FRED Palmers new DOUBLE STRENGTH sure her attackers had gone, she per Is chairman of the financial FORMULA now works TWICE as fast. then started walking, toward Bates­ drive. Share your means with this Clean up externally caused pimples, bumpc ville on Highway 51. She attracted worthy organization that’s doing THE ALLEH HOTEL and GRILL and-blemishes. Starts miraculous lightening the attention of a taxi drived who Its bit for those suffering from One of Kentucky’s Finest Hotels —5» 'Rooms - Cafe - Bath action the INSTANT you apply it. Satisfac­ drove her to Batesville and gave cancer. ___ Always A Room — Dally Rate $2.50 up — Tel. CY. 8CU tion guaranteed or money back. Ask for.and her $125 for bus fare back to Mem­ We are pleased to note that Louisville 11, Kentucky get the origiad Dr. FRED Palmer's Slda phis. ' churches throughout the state art INNEK8PRING MATTRESS TN EVERY BOOM Whitener. Accept no substitute. According to the victim’s mother, raising collections for this worthy Turn left off W Walnut at 76th 8t. One block to tSieWMadlson Bl Ic • At All Drug and the child left home about seven effort. Most Negroes aren't liberal 25 50I Cosmetic Store« Thursday evening and didn’t re­ turn home until 3:30 Friday morn­ WORKS DIRECTLY ON THE COLOR IN YOUR SKIN DR. FRED PALMER S box ing. She further stated that the Educational Body $950 child’ had not acted as a baby-sit­ BEGINS TO BRING w _ ter for either of the men before. 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Orders filled promptly NEED THIS if you care to. • 700 pocketbooks, children’s clothes, ec­ ciation of Schools of Social Admini­ clesiastical gaiments and academic stration. The association, the Na­ “Remarkable,” “Amazing,” dresses, costumes and athletic ap­ tional accrediting agency for un­ parel. dergraduate social work curricula NU-CHARM Hair Produci that's what you'll say about P.O. BOX 363, DEPT. Black and White Bleaching acted on the Prairie View applica­ Governor to raise Panama Canal tion at its annual meeting in At­ COLLEGE STA. NEW YORK 30, PLY. Cream! Now 3 times strong­ tolls after December 31, 1951. lantic'City last week. er than before, its special BEAUTY ingredient works directly on the.color in your skin— makes if shades lighter— CREAM ITCHING. BURNING of and this bleaching action That Checks Oiliness goes right into the layer in your skin where skin color Before making up, is regulated. 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Be-siirè that !yóu : buy‘thia ror- 'daily-tkin cleaniing be^«ur* to ( lâw*BLERGHinG BLACK añd WHITE 313 St. Nichola» Ave. MWAeadtiC:... onie and only Black and Whitg Ointment today, White-Skin Soap. _ Te J- » .-i.-: :ï :.'.:W ,c.0ciety Beacon On Of Music Recital Set For June 25 McCleave School of Music present Its annual Student Recital ORANGE MOUND : Monday, June 25th, beginning at 7:30 at the Y. W.C. A., 541 Vance Avenue The public is invited. The The Busy Women’s Club No. 2. for us. again. the home of Mrs. Vera Owens,: 857J following students will partlclpate:- H Neptime. Ycu will miss a-treat;- Prlmary' Department - Earline will meet Sunday afternoon- June -Mrs- Mayomia Larkridge, presi­ >TON ST. CLUB Miss D. Bradshaw, secretary 17, 1951. at the. residence of Mrs. dent ' . ’ if you miss this entertainment^^ Hamilton. Charles and Vernlta Mc­ The next, meeting will be held at he St. Community and Cutcheon, Helen Tolliver, Wesley M.‘ J. Lowe, 1220 Marchalnell St'., Miss Mabie. Rogers, .asst, sécj-e- lai Club__met last Wednesday THE WILLING WORKER’S nil tary. . the home of Mrs Cobb, 857 Nep- SOCIAL CLUB McDaniel. Shirley Jean Lomax, W , at 3:30 o'clock. We cure,asking he residence of Mrs. Mary Tho- members to be present. túnel The .Willing Worker’s Social club and Erneze Taylor. Mrs V L. Owens, president r on Boston Street with Mrs. Secondary. Department - Willie Mis I,’ " Green,’ president , The Everharts Social Club held t Jones, co-hostess. met- June .6. at the home of Mirs. a meeting at the home of Mrs. Mrs Ruby Whitmore, reporter Omelia Henderson. 2187 Stovall. Jean Boyd, Mary. Ann Allen. Caro­ Mrs. M. Carpenter, reporter wonderful meeting was held lina Kirk, Margie Jones, Beverley Lennie Fitzpatrick 2696 Seeleét 1- fourteen members, present., The meeting was called to order by Street, Saturday night, June 9. The High Priest Council met at the president. The chaplain. Mrs, Horton, A. Whitaker,. Tephra . Mrs. ___Earl V. Reed and grandson, Daughter Queenie t Percy .Hunt, our president, Lawrence Kelly, the daughter and 1951 Watch .the paper for our next the home of 'I _ Essie B. Woods, conducted devotlon- Spruille. and La Verne and Rose Turner. 867 N. Bellevue. Wednes- ilded. Members present present- Marie Williams. great-grandson of Mr. A. E Mc­ meeting. ,a unique game which .was the als. Unfinished and new business Mr. Ollie■ Brownlee, president day, 4:30 p. m Daughter Savan- were discussed. The club wishes to Vocalists will Include Mertis Intyre, veteran Scout leader of the nah Yoipig was presiding After * istsring of waist lines. The club Jones, Alpha Brawner, Maxtoe Seminole Division, are vacationing Mrs. Bonzella Brownlee, repor- i presented -a guest box. Mrs. thank each and eveyrone for mak­ ter. the...... meeting...... a delightful menu con ing our Lawn Party a success. Davidson, Misha Fcibish, Betty Rose in Chicago. , and Canada slating of fried " chicken, pineapple Idle Smith was winner of a Maxowsky, Mary ’ Ann Strozler, They will be gore about six weeks itiful sugar and créant set. The president' is asking everyone salad, Iced tea. and Ice cream and to please be present at the next Evelyn Bagsby. Iris Butler,. Bernice and we hope them a lovely trip. The Jolly Social Club met at the ur guests for the evening, were: Williams. and_Lois_Bumley.... ca ke. Laura Smith, Mrs. Georgia meeting, June 20. at-the home of home of Mtst~Garner, 788 B. Mrs. Essie B Woods, .2144 Curry'. Mrs. Flomce Cole McCleave Is di­ Mrs. Mary Allen, the daughter of Alston Mall After a brief meet- The next meeting will be held in ' :y,. Mrs. Freddie Smith, Miss rector of the school Mrs Eunice Owens of 819 Celia, Is finie Mae Mann. Mrs. Eleice Arnold,. president. ing the hostess served very de- flie home of Daughter Myrtle Mc­ Mrs Maggie Lott', secretary and visiting her sister in Detroit, Wind­ Theri Hie members Gee 544-C Georgia Street. .a The next meeting will be with sor and CaTiada and on her return heious menu g|'.-R. Mann on Boston Street. reporter. enjoyed playing games. Daughter Mattle L. Burnous, hos­ " hrs. Percy Hunt., president Remington Rand will visit, in Chicago The club will have, entertainment tess ASSOCIATION B. OF Saturday night, June 16. 1951. at Mrs. Alex R. Turner, reporter. xs. Pearl Pock, reporter. The Bluff City Aristocrats went KENNEDY V. A. HOSPITAL Exhibit At NNIA O HOME ever has enough doilies, especially the type shown with A Spiritual Program, sponsored on an outing to Germantown, Sun­ E LA RITA HOMEMAKERS In connection with the National alternating motifs of fascinating beauty. Approximate size of this day 17.. 1951. Buses and cars trans­ New Shipment Of Play Shoes IIAL CLUB by Association B. of Kennedy Hos­ Insurance Association Convention, Ncrocheted doily is 14% inches in diameter. Atlas News Servir-, 243 West pital, will be held Sunday. June 24, ported them from 154s Hugenot to he La Rita Homemakers Social which convenes in Memphis, June 125th Street. New York 27. N„ Y„ supplies free directions on request. the place of recreation Watch out. ' : i met Sunday, June 10, at the from 4 until 6 p m , at Kennedy 26th. through the 29th. Clairborne Simply enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope for Pattern No. 7Z71. At Cannon's Shoe Store On le of Miss Geneva Fousc. Miss Veterans Hospital; Building 109. Temple, at Hernando and Pontotoc se was a lovely hostess. There will be a 25c admission. Streets, Remington Rand will spon­ Beale Going For $1.99 Pair he meeting was presided over Mr. Willie Boyd, president sor an exhibit. American Legion Tim management, of Cannon’:. I liitor styles at the lowest prices In the president, ■ Miss Lovelie Mrs. Sadie Dale, secretary You will want to sec Remington Mr. Joe Love, treasurer. Shoe Store, one ol the most modern I town. se. Rand's latest line of modern office Universal Life Makes $2,500 To Give Party store; or. Beale Avenue, is' an­ Low prices always prevail at Can­ he dub heard the report on the equipment and business machines.. non’s because all shoes are shipped THE DECAGNIAN The American Legion Post No 27 nouncing the arrival of a new ship­ wn Party" given Saturday night This exhibit will prove Interesting ment of Play Shoes, Wedge Heels direct from their own large factor­ SOCIAL CLUB will D-v-give -a iparty_____« on the Patio he home of Mrs. Alnia Morris, as w-ell as ed’icatlonal:------—----- Kennedy VeteransrHospilaTTiiTn-s-~ ahrTSandiils. “all-colors—for'-your ies. thereby -cutting-out the middle ryone was pleased over the re- The Decagynian Social Club me.t Exhibits will be held daily from Contribution To Memphis YMCA man’s profit and passing the sav­ at the home of Mrs Charity Caples, day night. June 21st, beginning at. summer foot comfort. Believe it or .-. s. We were very happy to have 9 a. m.. to 6 p. m ; admission free. the Program Booklet committee and , 7:45. AU patriotic groups arc asked not the entire shipment is selling ings on to the customers. nany out. Thank you all. 630 Williams Avenue, with the pre- The Board of Direc tors of. the The management invites you to iside’nt Mr Emma Jean • Bowers, Mr. Wm. Weathers. Chairman of to take part In these parties, volun­ for only S1.99 a pair. Among the Lauderdale Branch YMCA hi their, many styles to-choose from you are stop in and look around whether he La Rita club, is giving a presiding. After the business, ses­ last monthly meeting (June 7tl-.l Advance Sales Distribution. These teer. help being needed so greatly. Memphian Gets -reports reduced the balance un­ Any person who desires to give sure to find what you want for the you buy or not. A warm welcome cktall Sip” Friday night. June sion of the club was held; we spent voted that a letter-in the form, of a ?waits you. You can't go wrong at at. the home of Miss Elizabeth a moment in prayer to revere the collected amount of the $75,000 build .such service is asked to call Com­ 4th of July outing which is just' resolution be addressed to Dr . J. at Cannon's. '.’yer, 1500 Hyde Park, again passing of the husband of Mrs. Corporal Rating E Walker. Chairman of. the fi­ Ing fund to $4,500 It- was decided mander Grover C. Burson, at around the corner. has in this, meeting that each Board You will also , find at Cannon’s a The store Is located at 149 Beale . ’yone is invited There will be Margie Jackson.’ Pvt. Lloyd C. Moore, 21, nance committee, for his flue work, 9-3662 , just across Second and only a few been promoted to Corporal___ , --in the member accept the responsibility of Mrs. Oscar Barlow with her. en­ new line of Mbit's Shoes, Chelsea admission—come dance and sip The next meeting will lie at the in bringing the Tennessee State Spuares In Nylon mesh and V.enti- Frteps from Main. St. i do as you like. The La Rita home of Mrs Chandler, 1254 Vin­ regular army. The news was receiv­ College Players to Memphis for a reporting $150.00 not leper fliap tertainers will be on hand.Hlghllght tes you and you. ton. ed in a letter to his mother written benefit performance, August I, 1951. It was pointed out of the play will be . Otha Bradd, from a ffeld. hospital in Korea Financial report read at this by Mr.. Eagle Whittington,' Metro­ Ro'e Nightingale, and Shakespear.. Fe were also happy to nave our A tea will be given by the clii.H where he is recovering from an arm meeting showed a net profit of politan General Secretary, that this Refreshments will he served. '’.member, Mrs. Cole present with, at the home of Mrs. Bowers.435 .injury received in a fall during oom $1940.93 for the YMCA building would enable the new building to li the last meeting Frazier Street, the first Sunday in bat . fund..Dr. Walker also presented a be dedicated free of. debl It. was THINK about ¡2? Uss Lovelle Fouse, president July, from 4 until 6 Coporal Moore is the son of Mr. check from the Universal Life Ins also indicated that ’ every effort Church News THINK TWICE trs. Cathryn. Armstrong, secre- After the meeting adjourned, the and Mrs. Bennie Moore of 1057 N. Company for $2.500.00 to the Board. would be made to contact, and col­ F / CARSTAIRS' lect thé still unpaid and outstand­ ST PAUL CME CHURCH hostess served a delicious menu Manassas Street. After serving This is thè second large contribution Boliver, Tennessee 1rs. Cleo Draper, reporter. consisting of a fried chicken plate eight months hi the Naval Reserve, made to Lauderdale Branch YMCA ing pledges. , b PREMIUM The following report show the Rev. E. L. Cummings, Pastor and you’ll buy and ice cream We hope to return he was released at his request -and by this company, making the total 'We. the members of St. Paul will E SCISSORS HOME to Mrs. Caples' home soon. volunteered for the army in June, $7500.oo'given on the building fund. line job done by the workers in L TASTE! selling tickets for the recent bene­ observe Women's .Day. the first JKERS CLUB Mrs. Emma Jean Bowers, presl- 1950 He has been in Korea eight Additional reports were made by Sunday. June 24,-at the morning he Scissors Home Makersclub___ dent months, and is the convention called for continuous Mrs. Frances Millio. Sec't.y. HIGHER ACCOUNTING AND install the officers. The installa­ son. S C. Mrs. Katherine Cummings, repor- BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 72% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS____ A BUSINESSS ADMINISTRA- tion. sermon will be delivered by Prior to hl« induction into the appointment of Negro police officers In SlTTowns arid communities wtlh s-*sX TION . . . REFRESHER Rev W. L. Madison. Rev. S. M. Army last November, Pvt Savage, Staples and his church will join was connected with International large Negro population and protest r' COURSES ALSO us in our t-ervices Harvester in Memphis. Tennessee. against, violence and brutality Hejs. a graduate of Hamilton High against Negroes by Jaw-enforcing * * * * The general public is invited. Rev J. S. Spraggins, president School and LeMoyne College, both agents. ANNOUNCING 1951 BEGIN WEEKLY Rev. F. D. Adams, vice presi­ in Memphis: . dent. Mrs. Spraggins, secretary. FOR VETERANS AND ■ While undergoing basic training NON-VETERANS with. "H" Company of the 8th Di­ THE CIVIC CLUB OF vision's. 61st Regiment. Pvt. Savage, ■i * * * * WEST JUNCTION The Civic Club of West Junction was awarded an inscribed bracelet ENROLL TODAY AT— held an important meeting at the as the company’s “best Trainee." Griggs Business and New Zion Church for the specific Students enrolled In -Leaders’ purpose of regulating the traffic Course are selected from the ranks practical Arts College so that the community might be of t.hc Third Ar.mv Aren for the relatively safe from automobile ac­ 303 S. LAUDERDALE ST. . purpose of determing their poten­ Fred H. Miller. Mound Bayou, cidents. . . ,The Sheriff was invited tial as. commissioned and non-com­ Swimming Pool .MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE to speak, but was, unable to be pre­ Miss , planter and publisher, was- missioned officers. reelected State President of thé PHONE 37-4917 sent and sent Lieut. Cox. who made WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. - an Inspiring talk. There wer etimely Mississippi State Association of the Improved Benevolent Protective i ANP1 —Nine-vear-old Herbert Leo talks by Rev. Clyde Petersen and Order of the Elks of the World dur­ Redlck, .-on of Walter Redlck. had Rev. McDaniels of the Urban Lea­ ing its annual convention in Biloxi. his . In st swim in the 14th Street 164 BEALE AVE. MEMPHIS, TENN. MADAM BELL gue Miss ouwwSchool _____swimming __ = poolr-- here Friday- Another note of interest was the His body was found lying on the PHONE 8-4030 X ■ ' GREATEST PALMIST plan to register ana vote This re­ bottonTof l he pool by a. life guard, » gistered with much enthusiasm, for Addresses Teachers after his father had phoned asking First time In This Section! the citizens of West Junction saw if pool officials had seen the boy. the need for such action, if they At Summer School ■'J: When the body was brought, to / Are You Dissatisfied With Marriage? Have .Yon are to build then community phy­ PRAIRIE VIEW. Texas —

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