Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-16

49, $500 thNtAA - kfWrttf 1
with the message WA
delivered by the
sastor. Among fessie
he visitors weta
Mesdames Estelle Jenkins and
Elizabeth Brown of Chicago, Ill
Group No, 8 rendered a program
at the BTU hour, which proved
enjoyable. A solo was rendered
by Sister Wanda Peoples, prior
to the sermon by the pastor. Col
lection was Sl2.22
Carrot Chanel Baptist Church /.
The S. s. opened with Supt. ].
W. Joiner, presiding. The BTU
reported a good attendance, The
little folks will render a program
during the BTU hour Sunday. Cir
Gle No. 8 had charge of the night
services with the message deliver
ed by Rev, Morgan johnson. "He
who from zone to zone guide thru
the boundless sky thy certain flight
and III the long way | must tread
alone, will lead my steps Alright.
Georgia A. Cooks, reporter.
Mt. Zion CME Church; An old
time Revival was conducted at the
church recently by Rev. T. J.
johnson Of Fordyec, Mt. Zion's,
pastor, with soul stirring mes
sage nightly. and nine souls add
ed to the roll. S3l.3s was raised,
with little Calle Mae Muldrow
raising the highest sum of $3.0l
and will receive 1st Prize; second
prize was awarded to Mrs. Essay
Hendrix, $2.2S; third prize to Mis-,
Addie Mae Mu1drew. S1,32. 81,
persons were baptized, Epwortf
League reports good attendance
with the Four Way Gosrel Sing
ers appearing on the program.
The evening message Sunday was
brought by Sister Anna Stuart.
Amount of money for the day was
SLIGO, during the week, $40. 90,
with the financial drive closing
MONDAY night with the report as
follows: Irwin McFadden, S3I.35,
Sister A. l.. Scott, S39.5l, Lily NJ
Jones S6.22, Ethel Mae Harris,
SITS, c. A. Cooper 75c with the
grand total being $127ST. The
choir and membership motored to
Craven recently to visit Rev J r.
Suttles and his congregation, with
Prof, Clark bringing the message
and $40. So taken in. g.. Sunday
was spent at Fulton as guest
of Rev. G. W. Hurt and congre-
cation. Behee Memorial CMF
Church The S. s. was we'll attend
ed with the Adult Glass receiving
the financial manner and special
address to the school by Mr.. O..
l.. Douglass, TIE pastor brought
the morning message and collec-
ton was announced as SITS. Tie
pastor delivered a soul stirring
message at the afternoon service
at the Church of God in Christ,
with The Choral Club furnishing
music with Mrs. Odia Il. Thorn
as accompanist The Epwor-h
League was opened by President
Matte Sanders. Collection 81 90,
The pastor brought the evening
message. Special guest speaker
Sunday will be Rev. Steward when
she will preach for the Missionary
Society and the Church Of God
choir will render music. Sister NJ.
j. Suggs has just completed a Re
vival at Mcneil and reports two
additions to the church.
g. PERSONALS: Socials. TIL q
colored branch Of the Red Cross
has organized and through the
Adult Education Center, Oaklawn.
with 6. Savage, instructor haze
made nine quilts for the Rcd Cross
chairman.
Storks Visits Prof. and Mrs.
j. l.. Taylor are the proud par
ents of baby girl. Geneva Mar
ion, born October .. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gable are proud parents
Of baby boy, Wilbert Roy, born
0ctocr s.
Honcred at "Go-Away Party: A
dinner was served in the home Of
Mrs. Hattie Jackson, honoring E,
G. Carmichael who left for the
army camp Guests were Rev. J..
w. Williams, Mr.. Carmichael, Mr..
Jone ard r. G.. Stuart Pvt Aszlee
Kountz Of Camp Chorlott, Saint
Louis, Mo-, is visiting his mother
Mrs. Lillian Kountz. A family
dinner was served honoring him at
the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs, George
Logan. Guest list included MI.
and Mrs. s D. Deloney, Mosdames
Mary Perkins, Lillian Kountz,
ksssrs. Glen Shears and F. c.