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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

iam,mllns periammelt iu ct. 2ouis,
Wo.. betuuoet uou neuem feierlid,
leine. nnsuanoel6are Sinsabe at Soft
lno 8aterlano ltno gelobt 3lagae nno
Serfaiilng Der Ser. Staaten pon
amerifa ,,nseidndlerte politiidc
Sreue.
@etrei ben bebren &rumbldsen uno
Ssoealen ieiner @riinber rno Itets ser
ourd oie YapIte lpredenoen Stinme
gbriiti lal,Ihenb, bat Ser Central
8erein su allen 3eiten Ieiner rtbm-
reihen @cihitte feline 8eitrebuneen
ltnablaiiia auf oas 3iel geridtet, tpie
es altsgelprohen tultrbe bon YrGiioent
Tronflin 9. Mooiepelt, ais er lesteu
8inter iu ieinem Sbreiben al Die
ameritnnilde Sierardie erfldrte, oaB
noh bieiem &rieg cine @eltoronlna
5u errihten lit, III ipelher Ser @eiIt
Gbriiti berrlden ioa.
8oifer unb Staten linb seraoe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

baruH in oos belltige G6aos geraten,
iueil sic MenI9en ,tno bie egierun=
gen. IN sic SIRE gefiibrt burb fali6e
2ebren, 0as natiirlide nno bas ges
offenbarte @eies @ottes niBadtet
ltnb ablidtlid iibertreten l.no Ole
9eilsbotihaft Gbrilti abselcbnt ba.
ben. Die Ssolge mar, baB ein nelles
Seioentitm entltano, oeiien @eilt niht
allein 0as Opnfen ltno Sanoeln leiner
allsgeIprohenen Mnbdnaer beberrlht
ionoern aud in iueitgebenoem MoBe
nidt ipenige iener in ieinen 9ann
5iebt, sic ols Gbriiten gelten luollen.
9as oreaniide @efiige ser @eIea'
ihaft muroe 5erId)lagen, bie tiehtc
8ur5el ser @eleaibaft, Sic Santilie,
lutroe beoenflid selbip11t nmO Itebt
1T @efabr pollltanoiger 3erltorlmg.
alalie ltebt aegen Rlaiie in toolibem
&f 8olter uno Gontinente be-
friegen einanoer bis sar gesenieiti-
gen 8erni6tltng. -.
Dieter nel,beioniide @eilt lit ni1t
auf ein 2ano ober eiuen Sentiment
beIdrdnft, ionoern it, penn aud)
nidt iiberaa III gleider 5tdrfe, ii6er
Die gai,Se Nelt bin lcbenoig. 8ollde-
tuismus, Wa5islnus umo iibnlid,
Weltanlbal,ltugen baben oie ssrrleb-
reu, Ole in Der @,uporuna geaeu Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

len une unerIdiitterlideu 5ornen Ell.
ner geleuidaftlihen Sronlna, Die
i'm Staats- iiub Bolferleben Sen
WiB6rald Ser Sreibeit ebenIo aus.
lhlieBt ipie oen WiBbral.h Der @e.
lpalt." 9as iuollen tpir la,lt perfiin-
ben: u3uriid su oen Mltaren 3us
rid 5um @lolben at @ottw 8esie-
rig iuollen mir eines. ieben @ortes
barren, bas ser 5teaoertreter Gbriiti
lInter ber 2eitung oes ST. @eiites
ausipridt, ,nno ltns pertiefen in alle
leine @rftdrltnsen 10 oaB mir elmer
papitlideH Hlan Oes Srieoens uno
oes @liides permitteln fonnen.
Die Sierarbie ,lnieres seliebten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

aottlide Oronlns ibrea ltrIpruna ba-
ben, tbeoretild unS pruftilh 1T ein
Spitem gebraht uno iino 70 5iibrer
ser 8eltreuoll.ton se.uoroen, iuelde
sic Io5iale sSrase auf ocm 8esc bio
Der @esualt su l0ien trahtet. Der
entieslid)e s.ueite @eltfrieg lit barltm
mebr als Elm Grieg nm politiide una
lpirtIbaftlide Sormabtlteaung. gr
lit sualeid @rgebnis INTO S6bepuHtt
BON Srrungen uno Gergebelt fiir
luclhe ale 8olfer nno oe @elelli1aft
in ibrer @eiantbett sic 8erant.uor-
t,uts trasen.
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Photo Features

Ffltno abgehonlnlen. Nbcr id) bd-
be 80 Bfnno abaenommcn. -. Gas
lit gar pid)ts. SD nabm 40 Yf1u5
ab.' llno sic Mageren 5eigen auf
ibre 8Ode, oie 5lt iueit lino, uno auf
ibre Solen, oie berunterfauen iuiir-
Den, ipenlt tie nidt ourd @iirtel ooer
5rl9er gebalten iuiirben. Gin Naun,
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melltar lit belouoers barlm iuterel-
liant, ipeil Sapal onseblih oas Ser
Ipreden erbielt, boB 6ranfreit, aus-
rei6eno nit 2ebensnitteln periorgt
ipilroe, ipenl es iid 5ur Wtitarbeit iu
ser ,,Neuen Sronrma' entihl0lle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

sSie oas Shasamt befanntsibt, 1T
ser 8elolmlauf in Sen Ser. Staaten
= 9toteu l,no Wtiin5en - i'm Nllgltlt
nm nabe5u cine balbe Wilinr0e Dol.
lar altf einen nellen HeforoIta bon
$13, ,2O5, ,49S, ,591 seitiesen. auf oeu
3opf Ser 8eoolferl,ng eutfaaen Sa-
bon 1886, geaen $94,95 gnoe Suli.
9ie rapioe ltn1laufsiteiger,mg oie felt
m,n idon iiber einem Sabre onbdtt,
lit eine ser. sriebfrdfte butter Brdii-
bent Mooieuelts 9eruiibunsen nm Sta-
bilifierung oer 2ebensfoiteu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

,,@s aibt eine Neubeit III 5rant-
reid Die Biel5abl Iebr magerer
9el1te", erflGrte ein Spreder int
Nlnofnf Sihp. uSh iueiB nidt,
iporlm mani iiberall @eiprad,e oer
folaenben Art bort: SD babe 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
&eislMtionea Der 81. eabresberiammlans bes
aatboliid6tm Gemtral=Vereims bon Mmerifa
9re.e sam Yapt in Ser ariessseit

9re.e sam Bapit in Ser ariessseit
8ef,uonng finoliher Singabe gum
&l. Slater seborteu itets 5lt ben
Mertmalen ser 9asunsen bes 4atbo-
lifd,en Central =Sereins bon Mmerifa.
auf ser oiesiabrisen &eneralper.
fammlung, Sic pom 90. bis 26. Au,
guH in st. 2otis, Wo., a6sebalten
tus,roe, sing oie 1YapItreiolution''
ii6er eieien 8abuten binans. Oarin
2 teire NIT oem @elobnis ser 3reue Ell,
9itweis alf bie aus oeu 8rieee lih
ersebenoen ihlpeten 9ufsaben bes
Yapites Derbumoen. Die HeIolution
lautet: 49,. ..- D.,
SSsn oieiem Sesensiabr oes 8iidofss
ftsbiIaiums bon Yapit Biats bem
Ssu0lften erneuern mir Sr. Seiligfeit
oanferfiiQten Ser5ens ,tnler @elobnis
1tuuanoelbarer 9reue ,tno finblider
unteriuerfltng. s(ns ser SSeibnahts-
alloflltion bonn porigen Sabr uno aus
berid)ieoenell anberen &lnoaeblnacn
unIeres 81. Gaters wiiicn mir, OaB
er iid aliibeno lebnt nod) ser @ieoer-
berItelllmg oes sSriebens in ser &ol-
ferfamilie @eneinIam nit oieent
feiue,u beiBelten 5leben bringen mir
uniere oeniitisen Bitten Sem Sir
ften oes 1rieoens bar.
ssSasbeipnoere pereinigen mir I'M
fere @ebete nnO SpIer nit oenen bon
8apit Yius, alf baB ,,ber Gag nidf
ber5osfrt lperbe", ipie ers in ieiuer
Wetbnnhtsbotid)aft erflarte, ba, ,,tpIe
febr Seinblelieteit aegen @ott nno
G9riitus belte aablloie Weniden iii
bas Seitfibe unos elpise &erbcrbeu
treibt, Elm flareres religioies 9et
tpuktlein lin6 ein neltes ltno boberes
3iel lie heieelt". 9ns fit ll,lere Ga
g,tug ans Ser gleiben Iaoflltlon ges
tpablte N,otto nablrt nns oaran Dob
,,tpir llniere slnaen niDt perlblleBen
fon1len Dor Dem trulrigen Sdaltlpiei
Der fertldreitenoen Gntdriltliblmg
itu 8ripat- llno @eleaIbaftsleben, sic
bon littliher @leihgiiltigfcit SIT einenl
allsemeinen Sdndd)esltitano lidJ ent-
tpidelt bat. ... -.
Dar,rm gelobel1 mir ferner, llnlern
Sim, Itets oarauf Sm rihtelt, Dab
Gbriltus mieber eingcIett iuerbe IN
5eine 9tedlte ir llnIernt eigenen Bris
bat, Ssanlilien- llno @eiellfbuftsleben,
uuo hie Serrihaft Gbrilti im offcnt=
IiHen 2e6en lln0 inn Gtaatsleben nnh
Rrdfteu su fOroern. Sinlidtlid Der
eiueu lnto ein5isen S0illng Der
Shiueriafeiten, in pelde Sic menId
Iide @eieuihaft seraten lit, nabnt
uus ser 81. 8ater: u3llriid slt Sen
Mltaren, no l,n5ublige @elcbled)ter
itnierer alanbigen &orfabren Die litt
Iide~ Strait iid bolten INN ibrer 2e'
bensauigobe Serr 5lt neroel. 3nriid
5itm @lauben an @ott, in belien Sidt
ieber gin5clmenld) ,mo ieOe @enein
fdaft bas re6te Mab bon Nedt ,mo
Rflidt erfennen. 3nriid 81, oen ipei=
feritnd bat All 1olheu Gitfen fein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

2auoes - Oen gertretern 6es 81.
Gaters - 1tcliem tuir ais @in5elper-
iouen itno als Mitglieoer bes aatbo-
lilhen Gentral gereins bon s(nerifa
cbrerbietig lnlere 9ienite sltr Ser
fiigung. Snsbeionoere iino mir freu-
sig eeluillt, nab 0taBgabe unlerer
3raft 5liIan,mel5uarbeiten nit ser
Dor einieen Monaten ernanllten Srie.
oensfonnliiiion, beItebeno aus Gr5-
biidpf Samuel q. Strith bon Chi
cago, 8iii)oi s. s. &pan bon Snla-
ia uno 8iid)of sl. s. Wtl1end bon
Sarge. 3u ibnen insbelonoere blif'
fet mir empor I'M Siibrlmg uno Hat
in ,mieru 8eltrebitngen, in etlua bet-
5l,tra9en 5ur @eItalt,n,g ser nel,en
Sronltng. llno mir geben l.ts oes
Ieiten Soffnung bin, eaB, iuenn Die
3eit aefolnmen, sic Shopfer oes
isriebens nitht periGlmen iueroen, sic
briltlid)en Erin5ipien Ser @eredtig-
felt ltnb 2ie6e an5llipenoen bel Ser
grrihtltng ei,,er 8eltoronung, sic ei-
l,en oalternben = ,ne 10 beiB eriebn,
ten - 6rieoen int @eiite @briiti per~.
biirgen tpiro.
X X X
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

teruna bat s,t iolhen Gillien 'feill
&elb. u5ran5oiilber Sett lit zines
Der Dinee, sic man, baber fann, oas
beiBt, nur bie 8on5eu baben oas
&elo, ibn 5u faufen."
@ie aus Bern geme1bet miro, lal=
fen prioate Snformationen aus Dem
&eib unb eine genalte Yriifnng Der
0ta5i- -2ofal5eitunsen oie 5dGsunsen
Su, bah mebr ais anbertbalb N,illio-
tteu 3ipiliIten infolse Ser alliierten
.Guftangriffe ibre Nobnunseu berio-
rem baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

Die aesemtuartise 8eltfriie
Der Ratboliibe gentrol Berein bon
a,uerifa, su feiHer 81. @eneraloer>
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Menifee News
BY r. w. Iamison

About Ue, Health is generally
improving il tAis community and
fewer cases Of illness this week
Church Activities: The choir and
representatives from the Philadel-
phia Bapt church attended the
Middle Western District Assn,
held with the Pilgrim Rest Bapt.
Church, Blackwell. The pastor,
Rev. w, G.. Hollis and moderator
of the Association delivered soul
stirring message. Christ Appoints
the Ministry Of His Church Eph.
4:11-13. st. Mark Bapt. Church
and pastor went to North Little
Rock to worship with Rev Russell
in observance Of his anniversary
celebration reporting an enjoyable
visit. Mrs. Ethel Mccoy is span
sorirg musical program Satur-
day night. four quartets partiei-
pating School will open Monday
and parents are cordially invited
to come to the opening exercises.
TIE list of teachers has not been
completed, brt will be announced
thru this column Later.
SOCIAL. A farewell party was
given, honoring friends leaving for
the army, on Tuesday, October 13
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
st. Andrews Church
33rd and State Streets
BY Mrs. NJ. X. Carrigan

Rev. ". l.. Lambert, minister in
charge and his membership invite
you to attend the greatest Mock
Conference witnessed here for
some time. Sister c. b. Lewis will
be presiding Bishop, Miss Julia Y.
Jones, presiding elder of tie Little
Rock district, Mrs. A. G. Williams
Augusta and Mrs. +. /. Harrison
TT, Smith. . basket of groceries
will be given to the lucky one
Thursday night. October 2S by the
Augusta district and token Of
aprreciat;on will be given by the
presiding E,de." ut the close Of
the Conference, which opens ~ Ct
nesday night, October 2S. This is
promised to he a grand affair.
DONE miss it.
The Church Of sd in Christ will
he with us Sunday afternoon Rid
I'll members and well wishers arc
expected to be present.
bort miss the reports Of The
Presiding Elders ara TIC assign.
ments Of the pastor, Sunday after.
noon, November | by Bishop c. y
LOWS,
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1912

with Misses Lillian, Oeeola and
Catherine Acklin as hostesses. , -,
To Johnson's Grocery have been
annexed a cafe For the best III
service let his efficient MATTRESSES
ill your order Mrs. Georgia
Smith of Kansas City, Mo-, re tun
ed to her home on Monday. Mrs.
Mary Lille Greenlaw of Kansas
City left Tuesday for her home, af-
ter an enjoyable visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jessie W, Hill her chill
dren and friends. Last Sunday,
Miss Claudia Mae Dennis of Kan
sas City arrived to be greeted
heartily by her many friends and
school mates. Miss Dennis form
or student of AM and N College,
is presently employed as a nurse
trainee in hospital and plans to
spend a week with her uncle~and
aunt, MI, and Mrs. p ID, William
son. Miss Tabitha Mccoy visited
her sister, Thelma Lee at A. NJ.
and n. College on Saturday, re-
turning Sunday evening, Deaths
felt by relatives and friends Of
this community has come to the fol-
lowing, Rev. Sidney Hines, N l..
X. Mr. Ed Oliver, Conway and
Sister Leanna Mathes, Menifee.
We we've all shocked to hear o. the
discovery of Luke Jesse's body
on local railroad track, having
met death accidentally and hit by
the train in the night. We can only
point his family to Cod who dot
all things well,
TIC Executive committee Of the
Parent Teachers Association is
asked to meet with Miss Lewis in
the Home Economic building on
Tuesday, October rs, Business of
importance. All patrons will he
called upon to help sponsor the
school lunch program, Let's do all
we can to protect the lives ard
health of our children. Evening
classes for adults will meet in the
Home Economics building on Tues
day and Thursday Of each week
from $50 to 900 p. m, We are
asking young women who are rear
ing families, especially to avail
themselves with the opportunity
to attend these classes regularly.
The Stamp and Bond Booth at
Morriton was a success. Did you
buy any STAMPS? Did You buy a
bond? Well if you didn't suppose
you do this week ed If you did
suppose you buy again. You can't
buy tco many.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
College Station Items
BY Talmadge Body

The Ziron Wheel Sunday School
opened on last Sunday with Supt,
John Mack in charge and twenty
rupils present with six reported
as absent. After an interesting
lesson discussion, class No. 3 was
announced as the banner class, re
porting 81 90, with total collection
1.60. We are looking forward
to our church Anniversary and a
successful program is anticipated
through the cooperation Of friends
The Mission Band met at the
church on Sunday and after an Ell,
ioyable meeting, $500 was raised
Allean Body Is church reporter,
Rev. G. N. Armstrong is pastor.
The Greater New Hebron church
is beginning the 47th Anniversary
Of the church and the third ami
versary of their pastor, Rev. 7
Sims. in combined celebration
beginning Monday, October 2f
and lasting through the lst OF
November. The great Rally of Pill
grim Rest Missionary Baptist
Church ended October II, with the
men raising $l29.l5 and the wo-
men $12Sl9, with a music pro
gram on Sunday night, October Is
sponsored by the Morning Star
Baptist church Of North Little
Rocks Mission Band. Mrs. Ann;e
M. Rankhead is ehuteh reporter
Mr.. W. M. Johnson who has beer
very i'll for sometimes, passed or
Monday, October IL Heartfelt
sympathy is extended to the be
reaved family. Mr.. Sammie Hollis
who is very i'll is reported to be
improving. Miss Willie Williams
of 7l5 "C' Gaines is expecting te
join her son, Mr., Ernest Banks al
Hammond, Ind, and plans to maxi
it her future home. She is tht
daughter Of Allean Body,
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Rixie News


Holly Grove AME Church had
a high time Sunday with Rev. j.
II. Crier, pastor and Rev. p. IL.
Johnson, presiding elder in their
9TH and last Quarterly Conference
for this conference year on tier
way to the Annual Conference
Many raid Dollar Money assess
menty and high spirit existed
throughout the session looking for
wrrd to the coming Sunday for
dedication and cornerstone laying
of the newly built church, WITH
M celebrities including the old
IA. ors and the Rt. Rev. George
f. Curry, pres,d,ag bishop Of the
dish ct, with an old fashioned din
ner served. One of the most IN
fluential churchncn in this com
munag, Mr.. Silas Bowman spent
last Sunday with Rev. N D. VII
let at Little Rock and reports an
enjoyable trip.
St. Luke Baptist Church had
their usuAi q rye Snn,-y School
and Worship service.
Clayton Chapel had their usual
.rorst p service. Ncwdora wor-
shipped as usual. Fairview CINE
Church witnessed a good day with
Pastor, Rev. c. II. Green. Mr..
End Mrs. Louis Boyd, aecompan"
led by their three children made a
visit to relatives at Van Buren,
d. ing the weekend. Mrs. Blanch
lie Berry who has been confined to
the University hospital for more
than a month returned home and is
doing fine. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Miller presented a State Press en-.
ployee with vegetables from their
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Wesley Chapel In Six
Weeks Loyalty
Campaign

The Membership Of wesley
Chanel is engaged in an intensive
Loyalty Campaign, which is 10
last six weeks. The first and End
Sundays were registration and
New Covenant Days beginning
with World Communion Sunday;
October 4th with and above two
'm,r.9 communicates, Begim-
ing last Monday night the congre-
cotton engaged in a week OF pray
or. which eliminates with Family
Day the comirg Sunday. IT is tx-
peetad that each family a the
congl cgation will attend and sit
together. Dinner is to be served
by the W. S, c. s. Social Rela
tons Department after which an
every member visitation will en-
sue led by the Stewards and de-
signed Church Visitors. This ls
not canvass, but visit OF fellow
ship and no finance involved.
Every member Of Wesley ard thei'
friends are expected.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23

garden The United Sunday
Teachers Institute will hold its 3rd
session at Clayton Baptist church
on Sunday November /, with all
day session, with Mr. Silas Bow,
AN and other leaders promising
an excellent program. Recent in
ductees in the aimed services were
Pyts Dfane and Cleophus Scott, ,
Mrs. Viola Tisdel was called to
her cid home anticipating an early
call to colors for her husband. +,
Names of State PRESS supporters
in this community have been sub
mitted by the sales boys, and the
boys are publishing them as an act
Of appreciation: Salesman Elralee
Lawrence reports Mesdames Lu-
beria Reed Essie Thompson, Ninie
Holmes, Leanna Woods, Mary
Davis, Kitty Douglass, Essie Good
on, Mary Boca, Allie McAlAstef,
Clodies Murphy, Dollie Hudson,
Isabelle Blakenly, Graey Barber
and Messrs. James Whitaker, ST.,
Elihue Holmes, Frank Berry, Sim
McAllister Cleveland Good and. =.
Salesman H. c. Smith reports Mes
DANES A. l., Susset. Maud Dale,
NJ. Y. Thames, Amer Garrett,
Gertrude Brooks, Lucille Evans,
Merry X, Logan, Mary Harris. Ros-
lie Hill, Hattie Martindale, Reset
ia Rosnl ond, Carrie Banks, Pallee
Honor and MesSrs. Charlie Brooks
and h. j. Martindale; Salesman
Namon Gca Boyd reports Mes
danes Mary Cur, Bessie Miller,
Alice Haynes, Georgia Campbell,
Gertrude Baugh, Franchia Alex
ander, l.. X. Griffin, Rcsia Lee
Sisk, Cleora Sisk, Either Draine,
Ne ndy Williams, c. A. Boyd, Lula
Baker and Messrs. Robert Hill,
Andrew Fair, Britt Brown, Walter
Woods, Frank Rangh, James Hill,
Harrison Lockett, Nose McKcever,
Tom McKeever as cooperative ciii
2ens.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23

failing " meeting yolr obligations
because you thoslght the pastor
was concerned, Did he have any
part in your trying to kill the th
fluenep of him and others when
your heart was as black as night
What will your answer be in the
Judgement Day?
With the Supt. @. W Jackson
absent, pastor Jefferson opened
Sunday School at the usual hour
last Sunday with a good attendance
After brief group discussion,
Pastor jefferson gave D general re
view. The regular order Of sea
vice followed with special music
furnished by the senior choir, with
Mrs. Kelly at the piano. DR.. j,
II. Ellis Of 249 Walnut s.. Hot
Springs delivered the inspiring
message, "For We are Laborers
Together with God" We CRATE
fully acknowledge the presence Of
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ellis of Hot
Springs. You are always wei.
come to worship with rs.
Hear the distinguished chaplain
OF the USO at this church as
guest speaker Sunday morning. .
We are appealing to friends ard
well wshers Of Pastor jefferson
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Mt. Olive Reports
Elaborate Program

The Mt. Give Yapt Chrreh, WITH
Rev. A. l.. Reeves, pastor fenotts
that the Golden Link Usher I'm
ion. with D. c. Cleveland, pfes'-
dent. Mrs. Rosie Nelden, secretary
and Mrs. Rosena Moore. chairman
of the program committee present
el a well planned program at inc
church LIST Sunday, with meeting
called to order by the president
ard the chaplain in charge OF the
devotional services, with Sister M.
Heron, Mrs. Coley, Bro. James
Kramer, participating in the de-
votions and welcome address
brought by Mrs. James. A read
ing. 1.-THE Mothers Prayer was
given by Mrs. f. B. Diggs and an
inspiring paper, "Working To-
rether in Unien" by Mrs. F. Floyd
followed by poem by Mrs. Vic
toria Riley and sole by Mrs
Hennesly. Listed among the visit
ors were Mr.. and Mrs. Adams OF
the opposite race and offering for
the evening was announced as
Stag. Reporter for the group
is Mrs. +. b. Diggs.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Allen Chapel AME
Church
By ". {. Montague

Rev. c. c. Akirs in the absence
of Pr G. b. Ashford, presiding
Elder ct this district, who was
holding quatteiy conference at
arother charge, opened and CON
Quoted the spiritual services at the
4th and last quarterly conference
on last Sunday.
Business session was held the
following Monday right, with DR.
Ash ord presiding and the FIJI as
sessneht Wis raised and pail
Also made WIS full report of
every item or the Annual Confer,
cree budget and so far, Pastor
Atkins has completed : very ave
eessful year.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
Usher Union In Ami
versary Celebration

The Golden Link Usher Union
will mold its Anniversary Sermon
at Shiloh Bartist Caurch, 100
Hanger St., on Sunday, October
25th and DR.. c. D, Pettaway will
he host-pastor. Each board is
asked to he present and the rep
resentation fee has been set as
$3.50 The public is cordially m
vited to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
King Solomon
Wedding" Nets
Church 1923

Rev. j. l.. Mcbride, pastor OF
First Bapt. Church, 9th and Cal
houn Streets announces the play
let, king Solomons Wedding"
rs hage success, with S79.23
turned over to the church. The
play sponsored by the Building
Club Ct TIE Church, with George
Reecc, president and Mrs. Rosie
holden secretary is one OF the
most active auxiliaries OF the
Church. Sincere appreciation Is
EXPRESSED to friends who aided in
this effort
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
WOOdsOn News
rs Mrs Anna Johnson

Bethel AME tnurch reports a
successful Neck Conference lasl
week. with sessions lasting thru
SUNDAY. Mrs. Alice johnson OF
Pine Bluff spen, the weekend
with her son, Mr.. Johnny John
eor Of this city Mrs. Fs.ella
Perkins and Mrs. Virginia John
son have just returned from the
great Associa ton at Bauxite
Mrs. Cora kcrrhey is still on the
rick list and friends are praying
q speedy recovery for her. The
Community hand is making n
steady progress and has a prom
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23
HOnOred At
Appreciation
Services

The membership of Bullock
Temple CME Church, nth and
Cross Streets have devoted this
week to Appreciation services for
the four years of unstinted work
of their pastor, Rev. II. c. Ewing
with special sermon to be brought
on Sunday by Rev. M. F, Jeffef-
son, pastor of Miles Chapel, cul-
minating the program. Dignatar-
les throughout the connection have
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eooperated and highlights for Fri
days program will be the special
sermon by DR.. n. Nichols of Col
Inns Street Baptist church, with
music furnished by his gospel
choir, and response by Mrs. A. A.
Womaek, Annual Conference Presi-
dent Missionary Society, c. M, f
Heading the program committee
are Mrs. G. l.. Rdmp, Mrs. f. o.
Elliott, Mrs. G. G. Hollis and X. S.
Martin. The public is invited to
attend. ~
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-23

Both Dr., Ashford and Rev. Atkins
commended the membership in
their loyalty and cooperation which
made the round reports possible,
The presiding elder also commend
ed highly all other charges virited
thus far. The kind consideration
and care exhibited by both lead
crs have caused the memhc ship
to lock ahead to another YEARS
work with them.