Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-16
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ENM BY TECUMsEH RuTLEDGE MANi
THE JUNIOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S CLUB
BY TECUMsEH RUTLEDGE


The Junior Business and Professional Womens Club
at the YWCA Monday afternoon 80 p n. After
an enjoyable hour of Folk Dancing instructed by Prof L.
Wilson, OF Dunbar the business meeting called to order
by the President Miss Paunce Hayes. The girls Y pro-
eet which is to remodel the basement and convert
them into lounge and office is progressing wonderfully
In order to finance the project the girls selling tickets
for the Riato and Princess TheaeIs theaer party has
been planned for the entire club Monday afternoon May 49,
SOphISTlCATED-TEENS
The Sophisticated Teens entertained their Mothers
and boy friendss Mothers with Mothers Day Tea
The Phyllis Wheatley YWCA the of this grand
affair. Miss Mary Francis Ruedge, president of the club
presided the program Mrs. l.. X. Gravely the
guest speaker and very interesting talk that
enjoyed by all The color scheme was pink and green the
club coors. The room was beautifully decorated and
each table large bouquet Of and lighted candies
The serving table beautiful with large lace cloth
covering and in the center bowl of red inerspersed
with candlebra holding lighted white Candles which she'd
soft glow over the setting.
The LAURA ROSE GARDEN CLUB
The Laura Rose Garden Club of North Little Rock
proud to participate in the Battle of Voices, Sunday,
May H. The Garden club space decorated with
sweet peas carnations, purple arrow, and lilies Each
participant banner. The Garden Club banner
made Of the Club coors, pink and There are
seventeen members in this club, Mrs Isabella Clarke
president Mrs Esse Berry, vice president, Mrs Ida Nit
cfel secretary, Mrs. Annie Frenzy, Asst secreary Mrs.
jessie Mayes, treasurer.
The ROSA MORRIS CHARITY CLUE
The Rosa Morris Charity Club had very enjoyable
meeting With MISS Cleo Baker, lilo cross Street, at the
Wiianlsteen Beauty Faror Friday, May 9Th
AIOptENtslIC CLUB MEETS
The Modernstic Club held its regular meeting on Tues
day night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas with Mrs
W. T. Holloway hostess Because of the absence of the
President the vicepredent Miss Fannie Banks, presided
the meeting foul Tie members absent After
the business session, games played delightful and
Refreshing served by the hostess. Special guest
for the evening Miss Sarah AgneW of Van Buren, Ark
PARAMOUNT BRIDGE CLUB
The Paramount Bridge Club met Monday night
AIo, Nth upnHp1 Wtiuh nc
hostess The president Mrs v G. Hargon presided
was played for hour and half Mrs Cleveland proxed
for Mrs Brown. Prizes by Mrs. Jack Bum and
Mrs Laura Kirkland Cmaxing evening of pleasure,
tasty round of refreshments served by the hostess
Mrs DcSlonde 1,.. "a
NOTICE!l A@4 s3z&A
take this opportunity to thank those of you who take
time to phone or write your club into the office If
your club has not been mentioned please have reporter
to phone Arkansas State Press, 1888 Mrs Tecumseh T.
Rutedge 23766 very anxious to hear from the clubs
that have write up
PERSONAI-Mr. and Mrs. Mack Walker and Mr.. and Mrs
William Armstrong moored to TeXarkana Ark. for the
weekend Mr. Oliver Garrett spent the week end in
Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Mavin Moore of Pine Bluff spent
Sunday afternoon the City of Roses visiting friends.
Mr. Herston Batson of Fl. Smith motored to the City of
Roses with Mrs Benice Moon to spend Mothers Day with
relatives . Miss Sarah Agnew of Van Buren,, Ark. is the
house guest of Miss Fannie Banks 1922 Broadway Friends
helping to make her stay quite enjoyable
The marriage of Mrs Edna Davis to Mr.. Bateman
Harris was soemnnzed on May g 1941. party of good
friends motored with this couple to Benton Ark for the
occasion The happy couple is at home to their friends at
11l2 w. 2lst Street.