Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1953-04-10
James H. Purdy, Jr.

MEMPHIS WORLD
AMERICA'S STANDARD RACE JOURNAL
The South's Oldest and Leading Colored Semi-Weekly Newspaper
Published by MEMPHIS WORLD PUBLISHING CO.
Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone 8-4030
Entered in the Post Office at Memphis, Tenn., as second-class mail
under the Act of Congress, March 1, 1870
Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE
W. A. Scott, II, Founder; C. A. Scott General Manager
JAMES H. PURDY, JR.
Editor
Mrs. ROSA BROWN BRACEY
Advertising Manager
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Noise Abatement Week April 12-18
The City of Memphis will observe "Noise Abatement Week"
April 12 through April 18. According to Lt. J. C. Legg, chief of
Traffic of Memphis Police department.
For the past thirteen years Memphis has won the award as
being the "quietest City" to maintain this award this year. All
citizens of Memphis are urged to do their share by making less
noise, play your radio and television sets just loud enough for
those persons in your own home. Refrain from the use of unnecessary 
use of noise making devices, it is still unlawful to blow your
car horn, use your brakes instead.
It is a proven fact that the minimum noise experienced in
Memphis is an asset or an attribute to the health, happiness and
efficiency of all concerned.
Curtail noises of all types consider your neighbor and beyond
all things help Memphis remain "The Quietest City."

MEALTIME MELODIES!
Spring brings sunny warm days,
showers and flowers and its crisp
winds seem to whisper "Lady turn
off your oven and light your broiler." 

Wise winds they are, too, because
for those tender cuts of meat, such
as steaks and chops, and those
spring chickens, broiling is an excellent 
method of cooking. The dry
heat that meat is exposed to while
broiling keeps the meat crisp and
flavorful; tender and Juicy — the
essense of spring.
Here's warning, please — choose
your cuts of meat for broiling as
carefully as you choose your spring
bonnet! Pork will
not do unless it is
cured. Fresh pork
requires long, thorough 
cooking. It
would be dry and
lacking in flavor
unless cooked with
moist heat-braise
it. Veal won't do.
It does not have
enough fat to be
broiled, and of
course, we'll save
the tough cuts of
beef for bur pot
roasts.
But those tender beef steaks, lamb
chops, savory smoked meats, such
as ham slices or bacon, or ground
beef or lamb patties figuratively
Jump into your broiler.
For success in your broiling, place
meat that is one-inch thick two
inches from the source of heat, and
meat that is two inches thick, three
inches from the heat.
Broiled meat should be turned

only once. Let it brown on one side,
then turn and Complete the cooking
on the other side. Be prepared to
serve the meat at once on a hot
platter.
To give your meat an extra touch
in eye appeal and taste-appeal, try
broiling rib lamb chops with whole
bananas wrapped in bacon strips.
Lamb chops are also delicious when
served with peach halves filled with
a mint meringue.
To make the meringue, beat two
egg whites and one-half cup of mint
jelly until stiff. Pill the peach halves
with this mixture and broil about
five minutes or until the meringue
is lightly brown.
The U. S. D. A. tells us that our
best buy in meat this spring is beef,
so in addition to our lamb chops
let's plan some meals around broiled 
beef steaks.
Here's a tempting menu that includes 
many of our plentiful foods
for April. Let's call it:
Broiled Beef Steak with
Tomato Halves
Buttered Dry Lima Beans
Apple and Raisin Salad
Hot Biscuits — Butter
Ice Cream Sundae
Milk — Coffee

AN APRIL DINNER
Spring brings sunny warm days,
showers and flowers and its crisp
winds seem to whisper "Lady turn
off your oven and light your broiler." 

Wise winds they are, too, because
for those tender cuts of meat, such
as steaks and chops, and those
spring chickens, broiling is an excellent 
method of cooking. The dry
heat that meat is exposed to while
broiling keeps the meat crisp and
flavorful; tender and Juicy — the
essense of spring.
Here's warning, please — choose
your cuts of meat for broiling as
carefully as you choose your spring
bonnet! Pork will
not do unless it is
cured. Fresh pork
requires long, thorough 
cooking. It
would be dry and
lacking in flavor
unless cooked with
moist heat-braise
it. Veal won't do.
It does not have
enough fat to be
broiled, and of
course, we'll save
the tough cuts of
beef for bur pot
roasts.
But those tender beef steaks, lamb
chops, savory smoked meats, such
as ham slices or bacon, or ground
beef or lamb patties figuratively
Jump into your broiler.
For success in your broiling, place
meat that is one-inch thick two
inches from the source of heat, and
meat that is two inches thick, three
inches from the heat.
Broiled meat should be turned

only once. Let it brown on one side,
then turn and Complete the cooking
on the other side. Be prepared to
serve the meat at once on a hot
platter.
To give your meat an extra touch
in eye appeal and taste-appeal, try
broiling rib lamb chops with whole
bananas wrapped in bacon strips.
Lamb chops are also delicious when
served with peach halves filled with
a mint meringue.
To make the meringue, beat two
egg whites and one-half cup of mint
jelly until stiff. Pill the peach halves
with this mixture and broil about
five minutes or until the meringue
is lightly brown.
The U. S. D. A. tells us that our
best buy in meat this spring is beef,
so in addition to our lamb chops
let's plan some meals around broiled 
beef steaks.
Here's a tempting menu that includes 
many of our plentiful foods
for April. Let's call it:
Broiled Beef Steak with
Tomato Halves
Buttered Dry Lima Beans
Apple and Raisin Salad
Hot Biscuits — Butter
Ice Cream Sundae
Milk — Coffee

FORBIDDEN RIVER
ASTRID hesitated when Earnshaw 
refused tier further information, 
then went back to see
her father. McQuestion had recovered 
consciousness, though he
was weak and feverish. It was no
time to bother him, as she realized.
On the other hand, his life, and
the lives of all of them, might
binge on what was done now, and
so she told him what was happening. 
McQueation groaned.
"The man's a lunatic," he said.
"But I'm afraid we're in his power." 
Grimly he explained what
Whirter bad told him of his real
intentions. "He'll end up by getting 
us all lolled," be prophesied.
"But BO long as the crew will follow 
him, I don't know what we
can do."
"We'll do something," Astrid'
vowed. With clearer insight than
some of the others, she understood
that neither the hazard of hostile
Indians nor anything else would
swerve Whirter from his purpose.
Getting the gold had been his real
Objective from the start, and he
was enough of a fanatic to go
through with it or die in the attempt. 
If the rest or them died
with him that was a small matter.
Briefly she considered. There
were three courses open, and none
of them sounded promising. But
she must do something. She sought
cut Earnshaw again.
"I know now what is planned,"
she told him directly. "To make a
raid on the gold camps. But under
these conditions, that's the wildest
sort of folly. Surely you can see
that, Mr. Earnshaw?"
Earnshaw shook his head.
"Whether I think so or not, I have
no choice but to obey orders," he
retorted. "It so happens that Mr.
Whirter is my superior officer —a
colonel in the Army of the Confederacy. 
I am a captain in the same
service, and pledged to support
him."
"And the crew are Confederate
soldiers?"
"Some are. Others belong to the
Confederate Navy."
Astrid bit her lip and turned
away. She realized helplessly that
Whirter had planned well, picking
his men with care. In a hostile
land their only salvation lay in
sticking together, obeying their
leader. Unless and until it was
borne in upon them that they were
going to their deaths, they would
do as he said. Even if they came
do  the hopelessness of the

situation, mutiny against such a
man as Mark Whirter would not
be easy.
So long as be had an unquenchable 
faith in his ability to carry
through the plan he'd formed, he
could transmit that same faith to
the others. They bad entered upon
this venture with a full Knowledge
of the risks, as invaders of enemy
territory, to a was it was breathtaking, 
magnificent But men of
that caliber had something of the
same fanaticism as their leader,
and would be hard to sway.
There were two remaining
chances. For the second, she swallowed 
her remaining pride and
sought but Denny Rawls, finding
him, as she bad Hoped, alone in the
pilothouse. Briefly she outlined
what Whirter bad in mind.
"You've got to help us, Denny,"
she pleaded. "I've been a fool, used
and hoodwinked. Bui this is folly.
Don't you agree?"
"It's folly," Rawls conceded, "but
much as I dislike the man and his
motives, I'll have to admit that it's
magnificent folly. The same sort
that Hannibal was guilty of when
he decided to cross the Alps. I
didn't Know that Whirter was that
big a man. I thought he was only
after a quick, cheap profit, with
no scruples, as to now he got it."
Belatedly he realized now patly
those words applied to Lomax McQuestion, 
Astrid colored, but her
voice was steady.
"It's a terrible mess," she said.
"You must hate and despise us all
—me most of all. But you're the
real leader here, Denny. The men
all respect you, and they Know
that without you we'd nave met
disaster long before this. You must
do something."
Her eyes said more than her
lips giving him a promise that he
had only to ask to receive. Rawls
looked away, and she colored,
aware ol the hot rush ot shame to
her face. Always in her pampered
life she had had only to ask. No
one had thought of refusing her.
But when she'd trifled with this
man, she'd lost him, and too late
she was coming to realize what she
had casrasrde.
No need to plead with him.
Whatever he thought of her or her
father, they were allies in this, and
he'd do what he could. But she
knew that he would do it in his
own way and in his own time.
There were two strong men on
this venture, and each, in his way.
cast a long shadow. Power was

concentrated in the hands of Mark
Whirter, but the contest was less
unequal than it might appear. So
far as she was concerned, there remained 
a third chance—to have it
out with Whirter.
Never before had she been afraid
of any man, but now her legs were
rubber.
Denny Rawls, limping slightly
as he moved about the pilothouse,
stared with absorption at the waters 
just ahead or the questing bow
of the , shifting his glance
farther upriver, then to the shores
and finally, to the sky, gray and
lowering today. The patch of cloud
that bad blackened the west the
evening before had Drought a mutter 
of thunder and a few light
spatters of rain. But after that if
had thickened and spread, and the
day was in Keeping with the prevailing 
mood aboard the two
packets.
They were in for trouble. The
engineer had complained both to
him and to Earnshaw that the engines 
were getting in bad shape
A trip up the Missouri was no picnic 
for the men who nursed the
engines, any more than it was a
rest cure for the wood-hungry
power plants. Two thousand miles
they'd come, and the engines on
both boats were showing the strain.
Rawls knew the procedure, common 
to every well-run, river boat
Iron boilers were tricky things
with the ever present threat of
blowing up unless you nursed and
pampered them along. The water
of the Missouri, like that in the
Yellowstone, carried a lot of mud.
That mud must be blown our at
frequent intervals by a tube properly 
adjusted in the boilers; otherwise, 
the life of any boiler proved
short indeed, and with it, the life
of ship and crew was equally brief.
They had come too far too fast.
despite the best care they could
bestow, the boilers were rusting.
And the engines were greedy for
fuel. Soon they'd nave to get more
wood. Which meant cutting then
own, harassed by hostiles.
Added up, the hazards were impressive, 
but Mark Whirter an old
hand on the river. Knew them all
without being told. That was what
made Rawls admire the man in
spite of himself. Foolhardy, crazy
call it what you would, it took a
big man to envision such a scheme
or to have the courage to push 
entlessly ahead.


CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX
ASTRID hesitated when Earnshaw 
refused tier further information, 
then went back to see
her father. McQuestion had recovered 
consciousness, though he
was weak and feverish. It was no
time to bother him, as she realized.
On the other hand, his life, and
the lives of all of them, might
binge on what was done now, and
so she told him what was happening. 
McQueation groaned.
"The man's a lunatic," he said.
"But I'm afraid we're in his power." 
Grimly he explained what
Whirter bad told him of his real
intentions. "He'll end up by getting 
us all lolled," be prophesied.
"But BO long as the crew will follow 
him, I don't know what we
can do."
"We'll do something," Astrid'
vowed. With clearer insight than
some of the others, she understood
that neither the hazard of hostile
Indians nor anything else would
swerve Whirter from his purpose.
Getting the gold had been his real
Objective from the start, and he
was enough of a fanatic to go
through with it or die in the attempt. 
If the rest or them died
with him that was a small matter.
Briefly she considered. There
were three courses open, and none
of them sounded promising. But
she must do something. She sought
cut Earnshaw again.
"I know now what is planned,"
she told him directly. "To make a
raid on the gold camps. But under
these conditions, that's the wildest
sort of folly. Surely you can see
that, Mr. Earnshaw?"
Earnshaw shook his head.
"Whether I think so or not, I have
no choice but to obey orders," he
retorted. "It so happens that Mr.
Whirter is my superior officer —a
colonel in the Army of the Confederacy. 
I am a captain in the same
service, and pledged to support
him."
"And the crew are Confederate
soldiers?"
"Some are. Others belong to the
Confederate Navy."
Astrid bit her lip and turned
away. She realized helplessly that
Whirter had planned well, picking
his men with care. In a hostile
land their only salvation lay in
sticking together, obeying their
leader. Unless and until it was
borne in upon them that they were
going to their deaths, they would
do as he said. Even if they came
do  the hopelessness of the

situation, mutiny against such a
man as Mark Whirter would not
be easy.
So long as be had an unquenchable 
faith in his ability to carry
through the plan he'd formed, he
could transmit that same faith to
the others. They bad entered upon
this venture with a full Knowledge
of the risks, as invaders of enemy
territory, to a was it was breathtaking, 
magnificent But men of
that caliber had something of the
same fanaticism as their leader,
and would be hard to sway.
There were two remaining
chances. For the second, she swallowed 
her remaining pride and
sought but Denny Rawls, finding
him, as she bad Hoped, alone in the
pilothouse. Briefly she outlined
what Whirter bad in mind.
"You've got to help us, Denny,"
she pleaded. "I've been a fool, used
and hoodwinked. Bui this is folly.
Don't you agree?"
"It's folly," Rawls conceded, "but
much as I dislike the man and his
motives, I'll have to admit that it's
magnificent folly. The same sort
that Hannibal was guilty of when
he decided to cross the Alps. I
didn't Know that Whirter was that
big a man. I thought he was only
after a quick, cheap profit, with
no scruples, as to now he got it."
Belatedly he realized now patly
those words applied to Lomax McQuestion, 
Astrid colored, but her
voice was steady.
"It's a terrible mess," she said.
"You must hate and despise us all
—me most of all. But you're the
real leader here, Denny. The men
all respect you, and they Know
that without you we'd nave met
disaster long before this. You must
do something."
Her eyes said more than her
lips giving him a promise that he
had only to ask to receive. Rawls
looked away, and she colored,
aware ol the hot rush ot shame to
her face. Always in her pampered
life she had had only to ask. No
one had thought of refusing her.
But when she'd trifled with this
man, she'd lost him, and too late
she was coming to realize what she
had casrasrde.
No need to plead with him.
Whatever he thought of her or her
father, they were allies in this, and
he'd do what he could. But she
knew that he would do it in his
own way and in his own time.
There were two strong men on
this venture, and each, in his way.
cast a long shadow. Power was

concentrated in the hands of Mark
Whirter, but the contest was less
unequal than it might appear. So
far as she was concerned, there remained 
a third chance—to have it
out with Whirter.
Never before had she been afraid
of any man, but now her legs were
rubber.
Denny Rawls, limping slightly
as he moved about the pilothouse,
stared with absorption at the waters 
just ahead or the questing bow
of the , shifting his glance
farther upriver, then to the shores
and finally, to the sky, gray and
lowering today. The patch of cloud
that bad blackened the west the
evening before had Drought a mutter 
of thunder and a few light
spatters of rain. But after that if
had thickened and spread, and the
day was in Keeping with the prevailing 
mood aboard the two
packets.
They were in for trouble. The
engineer had complained both to
him and to Earnshaw that the engines 
were getting in bad shape
A trip up the Missouri was no picnic 
for the men who nursed the
engines, any more than it was a
rest cure for the wood-hungry
power plants. Two thousand miles
they'd come, and the engines on
both boats were showing the strain.
Rawls knew the procedure, common 
to every well-run, river boat
Iron boilers were tricky things
with the ever present threat of
blowing up unless you nursed and
pampered them along. The water
of the Missouri, like that in the
Yellowstone, carried a lot of mud.
That mud must be blown our at
frequent intervals by a tube properly 
adjusted in the boilers; otherwise, 
the life of any boiler proved
short indeed, and with it, the life
of ship and crew was equally brief.
They had come too far too fast.
despite the best care they could
bestow, the boilers were rusting.
And the engines were greedy for
fuel. Soon they'd nave to get more
wood. Which meant cutting then
own, harassed by hostiles.
Added up, the hazards were impressive, 
but Mark Whirter an old
hand on the river. Knew them all
without being told. That was what
made Rawls admire the man in
spite of himself. Foolhardy, crazy
call it what you would, it took a
big man to envision such a scheme
or to have the courage to push 
entlessly ahead.


Fireside Chats
By
Mayor Thornton
This applies to all people. Why
be selfish? What man is it that
rather go to Hell than to Heaven
because I'm going to be there? I'm
going to heaven because I am going
to the Will of God.
I don't hate you because of your
race, creed or color. I am going to
do everything that I can do in your
behalf. I believe that giving you
every opportunity to make good....
So often we meet people who are
selling shoe strings, toilet articles
and other things. I love to help them
because I realize that they are struggling 
through life to do something
at least for themselves, if no one
else.
So often you find people of this
caliber often get to the top.....
So why not help them...... When
you look back you find you've done
a very good job. I knew him when
he was selling strings now he's doing 
a big business..... It will
make you feel proud to know that
you've done something to help that
individual.
You could never feel as good by
turning him down, God's way is
the best Way.

Beale Street
Is My Beat
Did I or did I not see you at the
Big dance the ELKS had... If
not... here are some of the people 
I did see... MARY KIRKSEY... 
LUE WILLIE CRAWFORD... 
MR. AND MRS. WLILIE 
CLIFTON HOWARD JR.
VERNA MARIE BINS... ERIE
ROBINSON... BESSIE KIRKSEY.. 
ERA JEAN SMITH
WILLIE HARRIS... JOHN
HENRY... MAUDINE MILLER
... CATHERINE MILLER...
also MR. BONE The only man I
call the cat of the BEAT... Well
after the dance I did my number
and stop by the BIG H" I meant
the HIPPODROME... I found
out that the GERSOPPA DUKES,
presented an affair extrodinary
EASTER... and here are some of
the Felixs and girls at the big affair... 
MR. AND MRS. LEROY
COOPER... MR. EARL BANKS
... MRS. LUEDRAWN HARRIS
... MRS. RATYE JONES...
MRS. LULA PIMIX... MRS.
LIZZIE EDMOND... MRS.
RUBY DOUGLASS AND MRS.
HARDLY... MR. AND MRS.
JOHNNIE B. MOORE... MISS
ALICE ALLEN WITH MR. MELVIN 
BONDS... MR. JOHN A.
TAYLOR... AND C. ERO JACK
SON Making my second stop
by the ELKS I found out that tonight 
there will be, a big night...
Say Fess where did you get those
girls who you had dancing for you

its one little girl I would like to
know her name if its possible tell
me... before I go all out of the
way to find out for myself...
Well cats the cat finally got hooked
... that Bill Rainey... Well
Miss Celestine Hancock was the
lucky girl... Well I kept it put of
BEALE STREET IS MY BEAT...
for 2 issues... because of the fact,
I couldn't believe it at first
But now I'M sure... He also
willed me the girls he left... On
my Beat this Week.. BERNICE
RANSON... EMMITT MARTIN
... BETTIE JEAN SMITH...
BILLY DAVIS... EASTER
JONES... VIRGINIA... CARLOCK... 
KSYHRTINR HOLSTON... 
LUVENIA JONES...
FANNIE LEE JONES... JULIUS
HODGES... MAEOLA RODGRS... 
DICK PORTER...
GERALDINE JONES... WILLIE
JAMES CLARK... ALDER
MIDDLETON... BILLY MCCOU
... JOHN ROGERS... SAM W.
MURRELL... BABY RAY...
ARNBTT MONTAGUE... EMMA
L. WEATHERS... HAROLD
KINCHELOW... HERRIN...
MITCHELL'... PATRICIA ANN
JACKSON... MARYLYN LAVERN 
WALTON... LAVERN
NORMENT... ESTELLA STEVNSON... 
DITTY ALEX ANDER
... The expense this week BOSS
7c Java... 1 Dog 15c and left the
other dog barking... because
when I passed the Harlem House
I couldn't help but ask "how much
is that little doggie?" 6c Easter eg
... 5c loan to one of my friends
5c to secretary for a" coke... I
lost 12c and I'm mad.. Say cats
this is something I must Include...
As you know my right hand friend
is Arthur Spruell And he kissed the
little girl in the "HIP" in my presence... 
while I was spending the
expense... and as you know I
am jealous... So I had to spend
the rest of expense in "Candy Kisses" 
to get back at him... So until 
Tuesday... your Jealous Heart
Reporter... Jimmie Cooper.

BY JIMMIE COOPER
Did I or did I not see you at the
Big dance the ELKS had... If
not... here are some of the people 
I did see... MARY KIRKSEY... 
LUE WILLIE CRAWFORD... 
MR. AND MRS. WLILIE 
CLIFTON HOWARD JR.
VERNA MARIE BINS... ERIE
ROBINSON... BESSIE KIRKSEY.. 
ERA JEAN SMITH
WILLIE HARRIS... JOHN
HENRY... MAUDINE MILLER
... CATHERINE MILLER...
also MR. BONE The only man I
call the cat of the BEAT... Well
after the dance I did my number
and stop by the BIG H" I meant
the HIPPODROME... I found
out that the GERSOPPA DUKES,
presented an affair extrodinary
EASTER... and here are some of
the Felixs and girls at the big affair... 
MR. AND MRS. LEROY
COOPER... MR. EARL BANKS
... MRS. LUEDRAWN HARRIS
... MRS. RATYE JONES...
MRS. LULA PIMIX... MRS.
LIZZIE EDMOND... MRS.
RUBY DOUGLASS AND MRS.
HARDLY... MR. AND MRS.
JOHNNIE B. MOORE... MISS
ALICE ALLEN WITH MR. MELVIN 
BONDS... MR. JOHN A.
TAYLOR... AND C. ERO JACK
SON Making my second stop
by the ELKS I found out that tonight 
there will be, a big night...
Say Fess where did you get those
girls who you had dancing for you

its one little girl I would like to
know her name if its possible tell
me... before I go all out of the
way to find out for myself...
Well cats the cat finally got hooked
... that Bill Rainey... Well
Miss Celestine Hancock was the
lucky girl... Well I kept it put of
BEALE STREET IS MY BEAT...
for 2 issues... because of the fact,
I couldn't believe it at first
But now I'M sure... He also
willed me the girls he left... On
my Beat this Week.. BERNICE
RANSON... EMMITT MARTIN
... BETTIE JEAN SMITH...
BILLY DAVIS... EASTER
JONES... VIRGINIA... CARLOCK... 
KSYHRTINR HOLSTON... 
LUVENIA JONES...
FANNIE LEE JONES... JULIUS
HODGES... MAEOLA RODGRS... 
DICK PORTER...
GERALDINE JONES... WILLIE
JAMES CLARK... ALDER
MIDDLETON... BILLY MCCOU
... JOHN ROGERS... SAM W.
MURRELL... BABY RAY...
ARNBTT MONTAGUE... EMMA
L. WEATHERS... HAROLD
KINCHELOW... HERRIN...
MITCHELL'... PATRICIA ANN
JACKSON... MARYLYN LAVERN 
WALTON... LAVERN
NORMENT... ESTELLA STEVNSON... 
DITTY ALEX ANDER
... The expense this week BOSS
7c Java... 1 Dog 15c and left the
other dog barking... because
when I passed the Harlem House
I couldn't help but ask "how much
is that little doggie?" 6c Easter eg
... 5c loan to one of my friends
5c to secretary for a" coke... I
lost 12c and I'm mad.. Say cats
this is something I must Include...
As you know my right hand friend
is Arthur Spruell And he kissed the
little girl in the "HIP" in my presence... 
while I was spending the
expense... and as you know I
am jealous... So I had to spend
the rest of expense in "Candy Kisses" 
to get back at him... So until 
Tuesday... your Jealous Heart
Reporter... Jimmie Cooper.

School News
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

MANASSAS SCHOOL NEWS
AND HAPPENINGS
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

TIGERS TALK
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

WARNING
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

LOVERS OF THE WEEK
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

SQUARE SOCIETY
The fellows around Manassas will
celebrate their Annual "Tramp
Week," April 13th through 17th. The
clothing worn must be clean. Just
put on one of daddy's grand pa's,
or great-grand pa's suit or any worn
clothing around the house. Any boy
that is a student at Manassas is
eligible for the contest. For further
information see Curtis "The Cat"
Garrison. Oh yes, a prize will be given 
to the boy wearing the most
outstanding garments.
Yes the "Tigers" are still talking.
One of the "Cats" ask me did Theodore 
Brown know that Orlando
Biggs was trying to steal his love
Roberta Wallace? Louise "why don't
you leave Charles "Butch" Jackson
alone? and leave him for Helen
Cleaves, since you have "Skeet' and
Josh Dowell?
Earl Delane, Ray Joyner, Wilson
Posby were the girls you were with
at Sara's your babes? James Cleaves
are you still carrying a love torch
for Lawrence Spearman? Andrew
Cothran's determination to get Magnolia 
Armstrong has paid off. Jeff
Williams are you making eyes at
Marie Avery or is it that you look
"Cockeyed" when you see her. Eddie
Duncan how can you stand to see
Gilmore Daniels constantly talk
"deep stuff" to Helen Duncan. Joseph 
Varnado do you live on Turlly?
Huh! Ora Ingram. Jenice, why were
you afraid to tell "Billy" what happened 
at the "Hipp" Dora Richardson, 
get a boy friend. Do they sell
them at the Hippodrome?
Joyce Blair, what are you doing
for yourself? I know someone waiting 
just for you. (Guess who) see
W. B. B. B. L. R. Martha Andres
are you the "Dream girl" of Willie

Greene? He seems to have "Nightmares" 
when you are near, Charles
Delane, Mary Louis, seems to enjoy 
walking with you "Boy" what
good exercise. Since, Johnny Moore,
has pulled Jeraldine Petty out of
the square column let's sec what he
is going to do with her.
Willada, Cole are you still Leroy
Swanson's heart-throb. If so why
don't you act like it. N. Green why
are you intruding on Boston Brown's
property such as Tiny I mean Corrine 
Reed?
Billie Fields, why did you stop
talking to Robert Hacther? is it because 
of something that happened
between you and Charles Murrell.
Philip Hunter, it is said that you
come to school two-thirds of the
school year and shoot classes while
you are here no wonder you can't
keep a girlfriend.
Jean Jones I thought you had
Calvin Bonds by yourself, but I hear
you are sharing him with Mary Ann
Robinson. Catheryn Mitchell, why
don't you give Leonard Martin a
chance to prove his love to you.
Willie Mae, why don't you please
find you a boyfriend and stop hanging 
around Nanette and Carl Sander. 
Frances Ruff in, I think that Alvin 
Neal should walk you to the bus
stop sometime (Don't you?) Josephine, 
do you give your car fare to
David Sargent every evening?
Barbara Hopson and Cora Wooley
are both in love with Eddie Wilson
aad both are good friends. (What's
going on?) Bettye Jean Miller, has
eyes for Percy Ellis in 9-9A grade.
Josephine Hayes, are you still determined 
to go with George Flemming? 
It seems that James Payne
seems to be crazy about LaVerne
Harville but she doesn't realize it.
A certain chick in 10-3 has eyes for
James Morris, so Morris you had
better be on your P's and Q's.
The prom is near and the "bread"
is low. It seems that a few will get
to go. So try to remember this very
day, the prom is in the month of
May.
Johnny Moore and Jeraldine Petty
Irvin Blair and Margaret Tuggle;
Mary Williams and Thomas Harville; 
Ora Lee Mitchell and Robert
Steward; Annie B. Young and E.
Walker; Harold Show and Shirley
Finney; Ernestine Blayde and Johnny 
Lock; Rose Harris and Bobbie
Watson.
Today the president, of the
"Squares" is George Allen, Lydia
Washington, secretary, Jesse Coe,
treasurer, and "Leslie Boyd" is the
"Square" Sweetheart. The honorary
members are: Hosea Stewart, Barbara 
Hooks, Lorrine Walker, Doris
Rawlings, David Reed, Earline
Walsh.
Rose Langley, Frank Delk, and the
candidates for presiding are: Samuel 
Brown, James Cleaves, Leo
Felton and Charles Roy Atkins.

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BOOKER T. WASHINGTON NEWS
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

ASSEMBLY
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

SHOP BOYS GET ADVICE
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

WASHINGTON BAND ATTENDS
BAND FESETIVAL IN LITTLE
ROCK
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

WARRIORS AT THE HIP
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

WARRIOR POW WOW
Professor Blair T. Hunt called an
assembly in the auditorium Tuesday 
afternoon during the 1st afternoon 
period to introduce the TriState 
Champs of 53 and the team.
Among those seen in the new
jackets signify in gtriumph of the
tournament of 53 were: Coach Tarpley, 
Will Roy Webster unopposed
middle Wt. Thomas Lewis, light
Wt. Ernest Burford, light Wt. Arthur 
Fisher, Charles Fisher, Robert
Greer and Charles Jones. At press
time there is still a tie on the 4th
trophy The trophies were presented 
to Professor Hunt in assembly
his words were centered around the
many trophies the school has at
present.
The students taking shop were
asked to remain in after assembly
by prof. Hunt who lectured on how
important the shops are and gave
quite a bit of points on the subject. 

The Booker T. Washington High
School Band was invited to the
band festival in Little Rock Arkansas 
to participate. They were
scheduled to have left on the trip
yesterday by a special Bus and will
return tomorrow.
The Hippodrome Ballroom was
once again filled with teenagers at
the "Teen Town Hop" Monday
night. Washington was out in

droves dancing and having fun
Among the Warriors present were:
George Jones, Frank Queens. Eugene 
Roberson, Vera Jones, Robert
White, Carlton, Lester Mable Williams; 
Garnett Branch, John Jackson, 
Harold Evans. Billie McCou,
Robert Dickerson, Richard Williams, 
Beatrice Parker, Barbara
Loving, Cora M. King, Katie M.
Byrd, James Jones.
Thomas Marion, Evelyn Jarrett,
Louis Green, Shirley Harris, Jeanetta 
King, Estella Durham, Alfred
Bugsby. Ertha Clark, Tony Partee,
Floyd Harrison, Eugene Murray,
Frank Watts, Aurelius Allen Paul
Foster, Signoria Williams, Clifton
Deloach, W. Roy Webster, Charles
Manuel, Marilyn Weltoh, E. Trazier. 

It's being, said that Garrett
Branch's heart has been captured
by the boy that's too much boy
Cleo. Jones (off campus). Wilbur
West come to school more often or
you may lose Mary Clifford Yates
and Mary Alice have found their
own love spot (on the steps of the
shops).
Bettie Ford I see that you and
Sam Lacy know each other Plommie 
Prewitt who's the lucky girl
now? Tony Partee is looking for a
girl and I'm quoting him.
Billie J. King who's the lucky guy
now? Nellie Peeble are you a lovelorn 
now or are-you and Carl still
at it? Robbie Garrett rumors, say
L Pearman better known as
"Bro Tank" has moved out C. B.
Jo Ann Doggett one of your ardent
admirers is a ex beau did you know?
Avid L. Morgan, Richard Williams, 
James Woods. Glen Lane and
a host of warriors are frequently
seen together. What happened to
Barbara Megowens fame? Watch
yourself Lawrence or collere girl
will get mad.
Could that certain square junior
be, Bennie Allen, James Woods,
Solomon Kimbrough or S. P. So
until next week cat's and chicks
cool it and don't be a squirt, Keep
up with the other's carrying on and
let down your hair, so stay, there
and I'll be going no where.

Muriel Rahn—Star of "Carmen Jones"
Zeta Phi Beta Presentation May 8
Muriel Rahn was born in Boston
— traditionally the American city
of culture and education. Hence it
was not mere coincidence that she
was prepared for the broad basis
of education which forms the background 
of her career as a singer
and an actress.
Miss Rahn is appealing at Ellis
Auditorium on Friday, May 8 under 
the auspices of Zulu Phi Beta
Sorority.
Although reared in New York, she
received her early training at the
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, and
Atlanta University, There she chose
music as a career and entered the
Conservatory of the University of
Nebraska from, which she was graduated. 
Further graduate work at
Teachers College and the Julliard
School prepared her for a teaching 
career at several Negro schools
and colleges. She has appeared successfully 
in concert, stage, radio
and screen — both here and in Europe. 

Broadway was first to claim her.
And Broadway was the scene of her
greatest triumph as the sensational
"Carmen" in Billy Rose's epochmaking 
production of "Carmen
Jones."
While a summer student at Columbia 
University, Muriel, audition
ed 
for Eve Jessye and was selected
for the chorus in a Capital Theatre
presentation. From there she went
into "Lew Leslie's" Blackbirds, and
then had a featured role in Connie's
"Hot Chocolates". She also filled
many night club engagements, and
finally made a trip to Paris in order
to appear at "Chez La Du Barry"
Engagements in other music halls
and supper clubs were to be followed 
by a Continental tour, when
Broadway claimed her again. She
appeared in Clemence Dan's play,
"Come of Age" with Judith Anderson, 
in which she did a singing-acting 
role that received much favorable 
comment.
During the following few years
she worked at many occupations in
order to remain in New York close
to her teacher who guided her serious 
study in preparation for a concert 
career. Alternately a social work

er, a social investigator, a WPA music 
teacher in Harlem, busy with
community activities such as the
Utopia Day Nursery, working with
Delta Sigma Theta, a Negro college 
women's sorority and helping to
organize the Negro Actor's Guild
of America, she appeared in concert
with outstanding success — in Carnegie 
Chamber Music Hall, This
was followed by an operatic role in
the National Orchestral Association's
presentation of Mozart's "Abduction
from the Seraglio".
Subsequently Miss. Rahn was featured 
in the Lunt-Fontanne it
show — "The Pirate" which ach
ed ah outstanding run at the M
tin Beck Theatre. While rehearsing
she took time off to sing with a
symphony orchestra at Grant Park
in Chicago where 15,000 people accorded 
her an enthusiastic ovation.
She was singled out to play the
title role in Billy Rose's spectacular
production, "Carmen Jones" for
which Olin Downes of New York
Times payed her the unusual tribute
of "excellent, sensuous, seductive
and accomplishes in song."
Tickets are now on sale at the
following places: Memphis World;
Bungalow Sundry; Service Drug
Store; Central Prescription Shop;
McCleave Music School. Sales are
climbing according to Miss Hazel
Pyles, ticket chairman. Purchase
your tickets early for choice seats.
Tickets are available from all Zeta
"sorors."

ANN PINKHAM* reports doctors' findings on
What every girl should know about
sickening MONTHLY CRAMPS
Here's, wonderful news for
women and girls who suffer
the tortures of "bad days" of
functionally-caused menstrual
cramps and pain—headaches,
backaches, and those "nogood," 
dragged-out feelings.
It's news about a medicine—
famous for  such suffering... 
even oil the first,
worst day of your period!
Here is the exciting news.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound gave  or
 relief of such distress
in 3 out of 4 of the cases in doctors' 
tests! It actually helped
to  such symptoms.

Yes! Lydia Pinkham's is  This news
wilt not surprise
thousands of
women and girls
who know the
wonderful relief
Lydia Pinkham's
can bring.
And it should encourage  to
take Lydia Pinkham's and see if
, too, don't avoid the nervousness 
and tension, irritability— — so often associated with
"those days."
Don't wait! Today... get Lydia
Pinkham's Compound or  Tablets (with added iron)
—so convenient to carry and take!
Both are grand, too, for relieving
"hot flashes" and other functional
distress of change of life!
 For a greater understanding 
of these problem, read
 It
simply, scientifically explains mysteries 
of female system. Tells why you
menstruate, what to expect in charge
of life. 24 colorful pages, illustrated.
Contains doctors' findings on relieving 
monthly cramps and hot flashes."
For free copy write ANN PINKHAM,
Dept. N. Lynn, Mass.
HOW IT WORKS: Pinkham's benefictal 
action includes a quieting
effect on uterine
qontractons that
may cause "periodic" 
pains.

Doctors tests show they can often be stopped
— even the very tint, worst day!
Here's, wonderful news for
women and girls who suffer
the tortures of "bad days" of
functionally-caused menstrual
cramps and pain—headaches,
backaches, and those "nogood," 
dragged-out feelings.
It's news about a medicine—
famous for  such suffering... 
even oil the first,
worst day of your period!
Here is the exciting news.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound gave  or
 relief of such distress
in 3 out of 4 of the cases in doctors' 
tests! It actually helped
to  such symptoms.

Yes! Lydia Pinkham's is  This news
wilt not surprise
thousands of
women and girls
who know the
wonderful relief
Lydia Pinkham's
can bring.
And it should encourage  to
take Lydia Pinkham's and see if
, too, don't avoid the nervousness 
and tension, irritability— — so often associated with
"those days."
Don't wait! Today... get Lydia
Pinkham's Compound or  Tablets (with added iron)
—so convenient to carry and take!
Both are grand, too, for relieving
"hot flashes" and other functional
distress of change of life!
 For a greater understanding 
of these problem, read
 It
simply, scientifically explains mysteries 
of female system. Tells why you
menstruate, what to expect in charge
of life. 24 colorful pages, illustrated.
Contains doctors' findings on relieving 
monthly cramps and hot flashes."
For free copy write ANN PINKHAM,
Dept. N. Lynn, Mass.
HOW IT WORKS: Pinkham's benefictal 
action includes a quieting
effect on uterine
qontractons that
may cause "periodic" 
pains.

NOW 6 YEARS OLD

JAMES E. PEPPER

NOW SIX 6 YEARS OLD
BOTTLED IN BOND
JAMES E. PEPPER
ESTABLISHED 1780
BORN WITH THE REPUBLIC
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKEY
 AND 

JAMES R. PEPPER STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON, 100 PROOF, BOTTLED IN BOND
© 1952, JAMES E. PEPPER &CO., INC. LEXINGTON, KY.

GOLF COURSE
HEARING SET
FOR APRIL 15
Hearing on the petition bf four
Negro citizens to use the municipal
owned Whittle Springs golf course,
is set for April 15 in Federal Court
here
Clarence Hunter, 319 Temperance
Street; Robert Lane Easterly, 1210
Pickett Street; Henry Minor, 2118
Bethel Avenue, and Grady Hassler,
1100 E. Clinch Avenue, filed a petition 
in Federal Court, in 1952, setting 
forth that they are being 
nied their constitutional rights 
use municipal owned facilities at
the course. "Tennessee law does
not specifically deny us this right
and there are no segregation laws
in the city of Knoxville. We are
being denied our constitutional
rights oh the basis of custom and
usage," stated Mr. Hunter.
They petitioned the court for relief, 
with unrestricted use of the
course.
The members are: Carolyn Ann
Newton and Grace Austin.
The sweetheart is Eustore McKissic 
and Miss Rose Greene is advisor.
The Ever-Ready Club of Mount
Olive Cathedral held a gala fashion 
review at the Cathedral last
Monday night at eight o'clock.
A filled house enjoyed the affair; 
Mrs. J. T. Lanier is president
of the club.
The Ever-Ready club is composed
of a group of Matrons at Mt. Olive
Church who sponsors a fashion
show every Monday night after
Easter. Everybody looks forward to
this grand affair.
There were numerous glamorous
models. In additions to the fashion
review a splendid program was rend
ered. An enjoyable evening was had
by all.
Rev. Philip Brooks is pastor of
Mt. Olive Cathedral. Miss Harry
Mae Sims was narrator.
Quite a few college students were
visiting the Bluff City for the Easter 
holidays. A few of them viewed
were: James Williams, from Arkansas 
States, Peter Mitchell, Southern
University, Doristine Humphreys
from St. Mary's. College.
Others were: Walter Gibson, Jr.
Philip Booth, Jr., John Davis, Jr.,
Betrand Nichols and Clyde Neel
from Morehouse College. Also Cynthia 
Greene and James Patterson
from West Virginia State College.
The A Le Carte Social Club met
at the home of James Vance, 1524
Birdstone Street, Monday night. After 
business session a tasty repast
was served.
Members present were: Barbara
Williams, Ruby Young, John Ethel
Bolden, Ed Dance Carter, Helen
Bolden, Jonas Roberts, Alfred Moore
Robert Kirk, Claudetta Jones, Tyler
Moore.
The next meeting will be at the
resident of Miss Barbara Williams.

'Sleepy' Man Freed
The
jury may have considered that a
man with a guilty conscience could
not sleep so peacefully with his future 
at stake.
Albert, Williams, 45-year-old man
charged with possessing whiskey for
sale, missed most of the judge's
charge to the jury. His attorney
woke him from a sound sleep in
time for him to see the jury file
out for its deliberation.