Negro Community announcements and events adapt town life
The Wit and Widsom column notes Beckoning faith gatherings. Apples of Gold singers from Malvern will perform at Bethel A M E Church on Sunday August 30. Revival at Kendrix Chapel Baptist runs August 21 to Friday with Rev Jettie Dennis as evangelist. Bright Star Gospel Singers slated for Shorter Chapel A M E on September 6. Family reunion events for Charles Lawson and related families held August 14–15 in Emmet with numerous attendees from across the region.
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the Woods Sisters
Malvern
Arkansas
Bethel A. M. E
Georgia Collins
W. G. Wynn
Kendrix Chapel Baptist Church
Willisville
Jettie P. Dennis
Wichita
Kansas
JP. Dennis
Hope
E. McGraw
Bright Star Gospel Singers
Bluff City
Shorter Chapel A. M. E
Blevins
Azalea Scott
J. T. Giles
Charles
Lawson
Daniels
Ware
Leatha Lawson
Emmet
Deary Lawson
Rockford
Illinois
B. T. Lawson
Kansas City
Missouri
L. C. McFadden
Valine Daniels
Detroit
Michigan
Carrie King
Los Angeles
California
Lee Charles
Cox
Twllis Lawson
Boston
Mass
Marva Jo Love
Luther Lawson
Bobcat
Hammons
Ashdown
Hope Rotary Club
Ronnie Higgins
Sheridan
DeQueen
Camden
Camden High
Camden-Lincoln
Higgins
Arkadelphia
Gaylord Solomon
Ed White
John Ross
Warren Adcock
Harold Alexander
Willie Tate
Johnny MacMurrey
Rufus Herndon
Pod Rogers
Bureaucracy spoof NATAPROBA mocks progress and clarity
The National Association of Professional Bureaucrats a.k.a NATAPROBA parades to defend the status quo with a motto when in doubt mumble a red tape coat of arms a rampant duck and a toolkit of buzzword phrases and evasive performance charts tracing founder James H. Boren’s witty arc from a dull meeting to a satirical movement in 1968.
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Associated Press
Wester Washington
National Association of
Nataproba
James H. Boren
Boren
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Agency For International Development
State Department
Nataprobu
Suffrage Banquet Set August 28 in Little Rock
Dorothy Andrews Elston, U S treasurer, to keynote the Women's Suffrage Banquet in Little Rock on Friday August 28. Hosted by the Arkansas Federation of Republican Women, with a luncheon at the Little Rock Club and a theme celebrating 1920 suffrage progress. Governor Rockefeller to introduce Elston. tickets $2. reservations due by Aug 25.
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Dorothy Andrews Elston
United States
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Mrs. Elston
Winrock Farms
Blaton
Richard M. Nizon
League of Women Voters of
Delaware
Blast Wrecks University Building in Wisconsin
An explosion at the University of Wisconsin mathematics building killed one person and injured three others including two researchers and a watchman. The blast damaged nearby structures and destroyed millions in equipment. Police received a bomb tip at 3:40 a.m. from an anonymous caller.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Buss
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