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S. A. TKAC'HKKS COINC11, OFFICERS—Mrs. Use* Aycock Jonc*. left, teacher nt Booker T. Wnsh-
igtun elementary school, anil former pregiilent of the San Antonio Teachers council, Installedofficers of
li.it organization on Wednesday. April 14, In the meetlug held nt Booker T. Washington school.
Being welcomed by Mrs. .tones, as president of the council is W. J. Sampson, counselor of Phillls
Wheatley high school. Other officers are, left to right: Mrs. Robbie llilliard, vice president; Ernest A.
Hnilev, Who stood as proxy for (ieorge Mervin, third vice president; Mrs. Dorothy Daniels Taylor, sec-
retary; Mrs. Bessie Coleman Hodges, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Minnie S. Lane, treasurer; James E.
Cavlor, Jr., financial secretary; anil Mrs. Myra D. Hemmlngs, parliamentarian. Register h l
First FHA Home
Loan Goes to
Twister \ictim
SEGUIX—J. IT. Banks, Gaadalu
fee aunty farmer, whose home was
Wrecked in tho tornado that struck
>r,ir Seguin, December 2, Monday
ivu> awarded Federal Housing au-
thority loan with which to build a
lew home. It was the first housing
tail ever to be granted a race mem-
ber in this section of the state. Pre-
viously loans for improvements for
farms only have been granted.
The loan was made possible
through the efforts of county agent
R A. Sanders, with cooperation
from FHA supervisor C. H. Robert-
Bon of the Dallas office of the au-
thority.
lianks is one of the leading farm-
er.- of the county and is chairman of
the Zion Hill community rural
neighborhood contest, which com-
munity was district winner in 1U.13.
H»- will have 40 year9 in which to
repay the Joan at a low rate of in-
terest.
Seguin News
The third annual Easter Parade
iponaored by Ball Klementary
rrhool P-TA was presented at Ball
igh school gymnasium, Thursday
night, April 15. Winner in the con-
test was (irade 6, Mrs. It. J. San-
ders,. teacher, with a total of $56
being raised.
The Ball elementary 4 II club,
tp msored l/y Mrs. Elsa Hill, county
borne agent, raioed the highest
amount, 900.61, bat the dub was
Bot a contestant. However, the club
Van awarded a apectal prlw tot tak-
ing part. Mrs. Shelly Pitta of Ball
high, school awarded the prises. JD.
Celeste Alien served a* master of
Ceremonies. Mrs. Edna Mathews Is
P-TA president.
A state committee of judges In
the rural neighborhoods contest was
In 'he city. Thursday, April 22, and
visited Sweet home. Capote, and Zion
Hill communities to decide which j
Communities are to become eligible „/4rw. .
for the district contest involving A11 tlie clty churches are reported
Victoria, Liberty, Bastrop, and Gua 1 to have enjoyed special Easter serv-
dn'.upe counties. Results will be ices. William Taylor Methodist
Announced later. j held a before-day Easter service,
The annual Sears-Roebuck com- breakfast ln the cbarcb dining
pany sponsored pig show will he ,
held here Tuesday, April 27. with room Services were also fine at
six 4-H boys competing. Winners I Joliet Baptist.
New Sweethomc
Baptist Churcli
Dedicated
RE011IN—Wliat haa beL a full
week of services cornea ta a climax
Sunday, April 2B, when the new
Sweet home Baptist clmn li In
Sweellioine community, will lie for-
mally dedicated.
Dr. P. 8. Wilkinson, paster of
New Light Rnptlst church, fun An-
tonio, will deliver the ftodicatory
sermon at 2:45. The recently com-
pleied church waa one of the proj
eets that enabled Sweethome com-
niiinity to be recently declared win-
ner In the county communlly im
prorement contest sponsored l>.v the
Farmer-Stockman magazine, of I)al
i las.
1 I'astor of the church la Rev E. h.
I Roach, son of the late Rer. anil Mrs.
A. L. Hoach, a native of Hcguln,
I who now makes his horn* ln llous-
I ton. A graduate of Ball high school
I and Conroe Theological college,
ltev. Itoacli took over the church in
i January, 11)32, and, since thnl time,
i has worked untiringly to make the
community one of the moat progrea-
1 sive In the county. Prior to accept-
ing tlie pastorate here, he served as
supply pastor at Monnt Sinai Bap-
tist clnircli, Houston.
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Caero, Yoakum,
Hallettsville Hear
S. A. Singers, Sunday
Next Sunday, April 2T>, nt 3 o'-
clock the New Light Haramnlxers
and the Antloch Spiritual Five of
San Antonio, will nppear at yuinu
( Impel AMB church in COMo, with
Hubert Kuyltendall, sponsor.
At 5 o'clock, these two groups
will npiiear at Asherry high school
auditorium in Yoakum, Tela-, with
Hubert Ilice, sponsor.
At 7 o'clock the Antloch Spiritual
Five and the New Light llaruion-
izers will appear at Fredford Chap-
el A M K church, Hallettsville, Texas,
with Mrs. Mary Stewart, sponsor,
(l'atd advertisement),i
, —Beglster photo
SI1V YOl'TH IN 011 \T0R1CAL CONTEST—Pictured above are the participants who competed In
the oratorical contest, last week end, of the Seventh Day Adventist church's Southwest eon;
ference. A San Antonlan, Ilonnld Nelson, was the winner of the senior dlvWon. BVom,left!o rfcht, •bove^
Ronald Nelson, San Antonio, Fenlor division winner; trie Whitlors Austin. HaUe Selaw Mackey. New
Orleans, T,n.; L. Dabney. Oklniioma City, Okla.; Ann McLemore, Dallas; Aids Von Phul, New Orleans,
winner of the junior division; Peggy Ann Alexnnder, Austin; Billy Mitchell, and Jo Ann Wagner, San An
tonio.
Plcasanton Nerte
nnerjfs,
Jack-
tijr and
Ji Se-
ALABAMA C01AJ5GK QVAKTKT AT 8DA M.FKT—Above la the
Oakwood college (Hnntsville, Ala.) qjiartet, which provided special music
at the Southwest regional conference of the Seven Day Adventist yjhnrch.
In session here, at Library auditorium, Inst week end. From Jaft to right
—William Sheppard, first tenor, Los Angeles. Cal; Benjamin Reeves,
baritone. New York City. N. Y.; William Scales, second tcnor. CleW-
land, Ohio, and James Edgecomb, bass New York City. — — —
—Register photo
rtliflay of
altend-
Lulinj: News
will be eligible for the district show
to l>e held in Bryan, Texas, Friday,
April 30.
Kddie Pleasants, Sr., local barber,
attended the second annual state
convention of tonaorlal artists hold
in Houston, Texas, early this month
Here to attend the funeral service
of their brother, Leslie Mooney, last
Thursday, were Mrs. Estulla Wil-
liams and her three daughters, Joe
Ester, Sadie and Patsy. Also at-
tending was Paul Mooney, of Los
Angeles, (Jul. Euneral services were
... i M r. *111 fcvlCoi V. Ul. 1 I. Ill I Hi ntl » ILl o I, CI v
Tlie Shepherd ltoys leap,e of ' tuuduoled {rom Ant|ocll Haptist
01"! Baptist church held an Faster ch wilh thc t the ^
r *5? "• ^ Alexander, giving the eulogy.
Kelly I uneral home was in charge,
with interment at the City ceme
tery.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Harris are
the proud parents of a baby girl. Lit-
tle Arthur Lee Houston, of Kansas
City, Mo.# flew in last Friday to
spend the Easter holidays with his
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Hous-
ton. who is ill.
10. The church school of Wesley
Chapel Methodist church also spon-
sored one for the youth of the
church. A rapacity crowd was on
hand to witness the play "The Seam-
less Robe" at Wesley Chapel Friday
nieht, April 1Q.^
Kenedy News
Mf. Zl<>n Circle No. 2 was enter-
tained in the home of Mrs. Mae
Ella Lewi^ by Mrs. Cynthia Wil-
liams. A number of persons from
this city attended the funeral in
Karnes City of Pfc. (ieorge "Duke"
Haven. Connie Random motored to
San Antonio to meet his (laughter,
Miss Shirley Mae Randon, who came I church. Pvt. H. Bell, Mrs. (). 0.
from St. Louis. Missouri, for the'Carroll and childreu of Cleveland,
funeral, and afterwards spent the, Texas, were guests in Sunday
week wirh Mr. and Mrs. C. Kandoo, school. Mrs. Carroll and daughter
and Mrs. Mattie Reed. Miss Ran- rendered a number. Mr. and Mrs.
dun returned Thursday. Sylvester Ellis and dhildron of vic-
Leroy Chappell of Houston, Mr. j toria, Miss Dorothy Ray Carroll of
Shiner News
Early sunrise services were held
at Llltle Bethel AME church, and
a program was rendered that night.
.Sunday school and B. T. 8. were
well attended at New Jerusalem
and Mr«. Willie Brown and >on of
San Antonio; C. Williams, Robert
Lee. Leonard Perkins, I>evine, Tex
as; Willie Canada, Williams Ben-
ning of Taft; and Pfc. T. J. Swisher
of Fort Hood were here for Eas-
ter Miss Bernice Adkins of Aus-
tin. and Miss Mildred Bailey of
San Antonio were home for Eas-
ter
Weimar News
ML Arie Baptist and SL James
held regular Easter before day
services, and later held Easter pro-
grams. Rev. Johnson and members
rendered services at Macedonia
Church in Schulenburg, Texas. Mr.
snd Mrs. Horace Johnson are the
parents of a baby boy. Dave Hum-
phries is a patient in the hospital.
The La Orange association held its
board meeting at ML Pilgrim Bap-
tist church. The home economies
department of Karl Downs high
school held its annual style show.
Fritz Williams is still ill.
Mrs. E. P. Jones, Mrs. Leeana
Rmitb and Mrs. L. B. Lemons at-
tended the meeting of the burial as-
•ociation agents, Friday, in Colum-
bus, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Fisher of Houston. Texas, visited
their parents la«.-t week. They are
Mrs M«t/le >■" <rd and
tin* Itov*
San Antonio, were guests of their
mother, Mrs. D. D. Carroll.
Mrs. A Ida Phoenix, M. Black well,
Misses Bernice Williams and Bernell
Hemphill; Miss Rosella Grant and
Pvt. H. Bell of Alice were guests
in the Hemphill home. Mr. and Mr.
Dennis Dotson and family visited
in Schuleuhurg, Texas, and attend-
ed a family reunion.
Clarence Mitchell and family of
Yoakum, Texas, visited the J. John-
son home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Greathouse of Gonzales, Texas, visit-
ed their daughter, Mrs. Mattie
Brooks and family. She is confined
to bed.
Pfc. Charles J. O'Connfri^'son of
Mr. and Mrs. Orange O'Conner, is
home on furlough. Allen|fi£ James
Johnson are in CalifoAMtl attend-
ing the funeral of theirMi#r. They
were accompanied by John Evans.
SL Paul Sunday schoefcuf-Flores-
vllle, Texas, attended 'Befvtres at
Jacob's Chapel Sunday. Mrs. Dora
Montgomery and daughters are vis-
iting their mother, Mr
son.
Mrs. C. Walker and
baby son, visited relai
guin, Sunday. It was t J
the mother and grandmother.
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Lockhart N
Church services were
ed at aU the citjr
ter Hunday. Vint
to the nlon Km
which ali the varii
juiued in a Sunrise Wi
Funeral services wei
Lockhart, last week, foe> Mrs. Ida
Petty Sanders, who died rollowing
•a brief illness.
Tho entire faculty of Carver
school has been re-elected for an-
other term.
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Mrs. N. A. Barr, pastor of St. Flatonia NeWS
Paul Melhodist church of Fiatonia, j Mrs. Tominie Ijee Mickey has re-
conducted a three-night meeting at turned from Corpus Chris!i where
St. Matthews AME church, in Wacl-. *he spoilt five weeks with her
der. The Hev. Lampkin is pastor of j daughter, Mrs. Lee Ella Toliver,
St. Matthews. I who was 111. She wag accompanied
The Easter program, given by the back by her little granddoughU'
Slar Light band, and sponsored by Ramona Toliver, who wiU spend
Mrs. Mack Wilson, was well re- |Wo weeks with her.
ceived. The Grant Palace will spon- The ltev. Mrs. Barr delivered an
sor a program, 011 May 1, at the Easter sermon last Sunday morn-
Masonic hall. Mrs. E. L. McGowan jM(. at 5 o'clock. An Easter pro-
will be in charge. [ Kram wa9 held at St. Paul AME
Mr. and Mrs. Harper spent Easter ; churcli, sponsored by Mrs. G. V.
Sunday with Uielr parenls, Mr. anii ij,r„nd. \(.w rnlon Baptist church
Mrs. Henry firnnt. .Mr. and Mrs. 0. held an Easter program.
C. Prince, of San Antonio. Texas,: ♦
visited with relatives In Waeider. : p M
The Spiritual Harmonizers. of 1*01180 INeWS
Gonzales, will render a program of ; Frank Flood spent the week-end
songs, May 7, at the AMB church, with ills nieces, Mrs. Emily Moore
and Mrs. Mary Levi. The Women's
Society of Christian Service held
lis usual meeting Friday at Fannin
Street Methodist church. Mrs. I(.
Todd is president The city-wide
choirs rendered a prograni at Fan-
nin Slreet Methodist chnwli, Sun-
„ . day night. Clarence PettJ" siient
one week in Gollacl visiting his Bis-
ter, and brother, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Waeider News
Schulenburg Newa
(News received too late for publica-
tion.)
Cuero News
Mrs. Emma Brown, who
April 11, was funeralized from Mt.
Bethel church Wednesday, April 14, | TI ,
with the Hev. A. S. Green official-1 -v'
Mrs. Beatrice Lott and son-in-
!"*• Jess* Williams, and Mrs. Hat-
ter, Mrs. Delores Ldwards, one Uo w„son spent ],;a8tpr in San An-
granddaughter, four sisters and
many other relatives.
Mrs. Anabel Thomas and Callie
Johnson, of San Antonio, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Odoms,
Raster Sunday.
The rally, sponsored by the Mt.
Bethel men, was a great suc-
cess. The sum of $325.85 was raised.
The Rev. A. C. Collins i-. pastor.
Miss Lewis, was baptized as a
member of the Little Zion Baptist
church, Sunday, In the Macedonia
pool, by the ltev. W. M. Davis, pas-
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington and A.
Alexander were guests of Mrs. Por-
tia Holman. Mesdames Katie Kenzie
and Kay were visitors in San An-
tonio.
tonio visiting relatives.
Rev. Dr. J. N. Pyrd
To Deliver A. W.
Sermon in Gonzales
GONZALES, Texas—The Hev. Dr.
J. N. Ityrd, pnstor of Greater Mt.
Olive-Baptist church, San Antonio,
will deliver the fifty-third annual
thanksgiving sermou for the Amer-
ican Woodmen. Oamp Not 110, and
for Juvenile Tent, No. 58. The ser-
mon will lie given in Providence
Baptist church, Sunday, April 2!>,
at 2:30 o'clock, llis choir, deacons,
ushers, members nnd friends will
accompany him here. * The public
is Invited.
(Paid advertisement)
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What Aboat
Birmingham
In Alabama?
By the Associated Negro Press
BIRMINGHAM, England —
Alderman Waflnn, chairman of
the Birmingham Transport
committee, issued a public
statement this week over
the ali-iniportjnt question of
hiring colored bus drivers.
The statement read: "After
discussion on the employment
of colored labor, t!ie committee
Retrial of Cicero
Riot Officers
Set for June 11
By the Associated Negro Press
CHICAGO—The Cicero riot was
ln (he news again last week. Judge
Julius J. Hoffman of federal dis-
trict court set June 11 as the date
for retrial of t[iree Cicero officials
in connection with the riot of 1051.
The selection of a special prose-
cutor is the next step. Mentioned
for the position was Atty. Har-
old A. Smith, 53, president of the
Chicago Crime commission. Smith,
however, said he had not made a
"final decision" about it.
The Cicero riot occurred in July,
1951, when the family of Harvey E.
Clark, Jr., attempted to move into
an apartment in the suburb of Chi-
cago. White residents resented the
presence of Negroes in ihe neigh-
borhood nnd the state militia had
to be called out to quell their dem-
onstrations.
Scheduled to be retired are Erwln
Konovskv, chief of the Cicero po-
lice force; Lt. Roland Branl and
Frank A. Lang, members of Ihe
force. The three formerly were con-
victed of charges of depriving the
passed a resolution that the
general manager to authorized .... . ..
to recruit any suitable person- | lai'1; famHy of its chll r^1^-
rvicc "TO the depart- tor the conviction, Waiter J. LaBny,
Judge of federal court, fined Konov-
skv J2.000 and the two other men
$2(10 each.
The United States court of ap-
peals reversed the decision nnd re-
manded the eases became of errors
committed during the (rial and In
instructions to the Jury.
ne! for scrv
mcnt."
Trade union leaders had con-
tended earlier that the prob-
lem was reallv one for Hie Bir-
mingham Transport cmuiijitice
ami sought to ducli the issu<
by comniciitiiis fliat thtf use of
rolnred laXac-IKf.'liK "Mil to
trouble with white workers.*'
(Hie Issue of the hiring of
eolorod bus drivers became an
Important fchate tonic lu the
tinrow or rntirtHnmr^vhen TflhMT
Minister CliucdiiU was cauit iini-
ed by members of the opposition
labor party that racial prob-
lems had a world-wide implica-
tion at the preaent time. In i
ply Churrtilll ywrtiwl UiM
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Oakland News
Services were held at the Church
of God In Christ, Sunday, with Eld-
er H. Oreggs delivering the eve-
ning message. An Easter program
was rendered at tho Itaptist church
Sunday night, sponsored by Mrs.
I,eola Robinson, nnd Mrs. I. M.
Foster. Mrs. Iris Brown nnd grand-
son, Donald, visited relatives in
Houston, Texas, lost Thursday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Brown, Mr.
end Mrs. T. It. llicks, Miss Bernice
Ward, Leonard Williams and fam-
ily, Mrs. Ruby Townsend, Mrs. Mo-
r.ella nickey, and Mrs. Myrtle
Prince of Houston; Bennle Prince
of Conroe, Texas: Julius King and
J. H. Cunningham of San Antonio
were recent visitors here.
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Gonzales News
The district Women's Bible insti-
tute of.Mt. Zion Baptist Women's
auxiliary will meet in Victoria,
Texas, this week. Hev. Hohbs is pas-
tor of the entertaining church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie fJarner are
parents of a hahjr hoy. Mrs. Garner
is the daughter ' f Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher King. Mrs. Katie Steen
spent the week end in IMeasanton
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Car-
ter. Mrs. Carter is her daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Foote left for Whar-
ton. Texas, Saturday to visit rela-
tives. Rev. J. N. Byrd of Sau
Antonio will preach for the Ameri-
can Woodmen Camp, No. 110, Run-
day, April 25, at Providence Bap-
tist church.
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Crystal City News
Sunrise services at Mt. Olive Bap-
tist church were good, and well at-
tended. Mrs. Erna Phillips spent
the week-end with her father and
children. Several j»ersons from this
city spent the week-end in Waeider,
Texas.
Services at Carriao Springs were
good, and the pastor, Rer. Murray,
brought the messages.
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Seguin NAACP
Branch Opens
Members Drive
SEGUIN—In a •kick-off ineetlnj
held at Refuge Churcli of Christ;
Rer. J. P. Steadmau, pnstor, Sun-
day, April 18, the locnl branch NA.
ACP launched its 1054 drive for
members. Plana were formulated to
make this the most intensive drive
In the history of the organisation
here. Tho campaign will run one
month, with the drive to reach Its
climax, Sunday, May 16.
Heading tho campaign Is Miss
Julia Mitchell, chairman of the
membership committee, who will
also act as a team captain.
Other captnlns nre Eddie Pleas-
ant, Taylor Dnvis and Mrs. Dorothy
Hopkins. A goal of nOO members hat
been set and several special meet,
lugs nre being planned to stimulate
the drive.
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Hallettsville News
Services at the various churchet
were well attended Sunday night.
Pleasant Hill presented An Eastef
program, with Mrs. Jessie McAfe«
as mistress of ceremonies.
The NHA and FHA held a ban
quet Wednesday night, April 0; J,
K. Mays was uncut spenker. Th«
NHA department lind its aununl
style show, April 14. Styles and
taleuts were represented from both
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Yoakum News
The local NAACP chapter met at
Beth Eider Baptist church, Sunday,
April 18, and added four new
members. Mrs. A. L. Jamison, chair-
man of the Freedom fund drive,
made a report of $106.10. The quo-
ta was $100. The president. Rev.
1* M. James, and Mrs. Jamison
were elected to attend the state eui»-
ference as delegates. It will meet
in Houston, Kuuday, April 25. Mrs.
L. M. James has been notified of
her appointment to one of the state-
wide committees.
The New Light Harmonlzers and
and tho Antloch Spiritual Five will ap
1 neav- fcere Similar.
Karnes Citv New?
Funeral services were held for
Private (first elass) George Haven,
who was killed in a ear accident
near Georgetown, Texas, Friday,
April 9. Services were conducted
from the Khodes Funeral home
chapel, this city, Tuesday after-
noon, April 18, at 3 o'clock. Revs.
Porter Johnson, N. rieams, R. A.
Cooper, and W. 11. Taylor were of-
ficiating ministers. The body was
escorted to Karnes City by Sgt.
John W. Boyette, from Fort Hood,
Texas.
Mrs. R. Jones was mistress of
ceremonies for the Easter program
at Prospect Baptist church. The
Church of God also held an Easter
program. Mrs. D. Jefferson con-
ducted the review of the Sunday
school. Mrs. R, Bibbs left recently
for Alice, where she was the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tenice Wat-
won.
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