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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Mrs. Ball Complimenied
On SD Birthday

Mrs. Jessie Feeney was hostess
at a family dinner party Monday
evening honoring her mother. Mrs.
Mile Ball. on her e2nd birthday.
The family home on Ainsworth
ave. was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with autumn flowers
and greenery. Tall tapers in crys-
tai and pastel flowers were ar
ranged around the large birthday
cake. Covers were laid for ~.
Four generations were repre-
scented at the party. Coming from
Seattle for the event were her
granddaughter. Mrs. Alexander
Stewart. and Mr.. Stewart. and her
great-grandchildcn. Georgia Ellen
and Sandy Stewart. Present also
were her grandson, Mr.. Frank
Bah. and Mrs. Ball, their children.
Myrna and Judy. and other MEM
bers OF the family including Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Bah. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin BAH, Mrs. Emily BAH, Mrs.
Ethel Ball. Mrs. Gordon Bennett
Bah. Mrs. Irwin Stuckey Ball. Mrs.
Mary carovana, Dickie and Bob
bic Jordon. Mrs. Lon Allen, Mrs.
A. Fox and Mrs. Mary Sherman,
who also represented four gener-
atoms. Myrna and Judy Ball being
her great-grandchildren.
The guest OF honor received
many gifts. kilograms and 81
birthday cards from her many
Tacoma friends and from out-of-
town well-wishers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Nurses TO Hear
Miss Smith

The Washington State Nurses
association Of Pierce county will
meet in the auditorium OF the
Medical Arts building Monday eve
ming. October 5, at O'Clock. Miss
Harriet Smith, president of the
State Nurses association. will be
the guest speaker. Miss Smith is
at present superintendent Of
nurses at Harborview hospital in
Seattle.
Miss Laura Lehman. superin-
tendent of nurses at Tacoma Cen
ersl hospital. has appointed Mrs.
Larry Amundsen. president of the
Tacoma General Alumnae asso-
citation. hostess for the meeting.
She win be assisted by Mrs. Fred
c. Clark. Mrs. James Copeland,
Mrs. D. z. Lentz. Mrs NJ. W. Mills
and Miss Bertha Palm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
d. A. r. Fetes
State Regent
Three Chapters Join for
Luncheon Friday Afternoon

Stone Hall of the First
Presbyterian church was the
setting for the annual reeep-
ton and luncheon which hon
ored the state regent of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, Mrs. Starr Sher-
mann, Friday afternoon. The
three Tacoma chapters of the
organization entertained on
this occasion.
Following the 1890 luncheon
the program was presented with
Miss Margaret Long, regent of
Elizabeth Forey chapter and SEN
ior regent in the city. presiding.
Mrs. L. w. Stevenson Of Virginia
Dare chapter. acted as chaplain
and Mrs. Ethel n. Hamilton of
Mary Ball led the flag salute.
The "Star spangled Banner" was
sung by the entire group with
Miss Emma NOR of Mary Ball
ID. A. r. at the piano.
An informal reception In the
main parlors of the church pre-
ceded the luncheon hour.
The musical portion of the pro-
gram was opened with Mrs. James
f. MACPHERSON singing "Hark the
Lark" and II Am An American"
accompanied by Mrs. Ernest c.
Wheeler.
Miss Long then introduced Mrs.
Charles A. Robbins, regent of Vir-
ginia Dare, Mrs. ]. II. Kitlar. re-
gent of Mary Ball chapter, Mrs.
David II. Cowan. regent. Elizabeth
Bixy chapter. Vashon, Mrs. Edwin
z. Rhodes, junior past state re-
gent, Mrs. George H. Tarbell, sec
ond vice-state regent. of Olympia.
Mrs. Paul Billingsly. first vice
state regent of Vashon. AL re-
sponded briefly.
The honor guest, Mrs. Sherman,
Of walla Walla. gave the prin-
cipal address of the day. discussing
the important part of the d. A. r.
in war work. She mentioned the
two national awards which will
be given for increase in member
ship in the various states. and told
also of the national blood plasma
program which was adopted at
the national d. A. r. meeting in
Chicago.
The tables were arranged in
large V and were decorated in pa
triotic colors. Following Mrs.
Sherman's talk Mrs. MACPHERSON
sang 1.-THE Regents Song" written
by Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn to the
tune Beautiful Lady"
The guests followed singing to-
gether Blessed Be the Tie"
Success of the luncheon and pro-
gram. attended by 100 guests or
more. was the result of the col
liberation of the program chair
men of the three chapters. Mrs.
Guy X. Llewellyn. Mary Ball. Mrs.
Robert G. Hale. Virginia Dare and
Mrs. ]. c. Hoffman, Elizabeth
Forey.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Bertram p. Thomas,
Washington State president of the
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Spokane, Mrs. w. BBurr Allen,
Ashville. N. C., and Mrs. w. P.
Tyler, Glendale. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Hostesses for the evening In
clude the Misses Poe, Corbett.
Russell. Austin, Patricia Allstrum,
Ann Baillargeon. Jacque1ine
Brown, Ann corbett, Katherine
Foss. Kathryn King. Margaret
Gunnerson. Mary Marush. Betty
McNertheney. Doris Nisonger,
Frances O'Bricn. Nancy Short,
Rosemary Lynch, Martha Mcneil
and Esther Hagberg. The Mes
danes Jack Murdoch tRowena
Rowe). J. w. winship. r. O.
Montbrossons. Edwards Bette
Ross) and Mrs. Robert Orr billie
Dciderich).
Guests include the Misses Helen
Folsom, Margaret Burkey, Clara
Jayne Cleary. Jean Keyes, vir-
ginia Msrinoff, Lea Mills. Peggy
Wells. Mary Ann McNertheney,
Rita Rae Morgan. Dixie Thompson
and Mesdames Donald Hereema,
Ray Kelly. Martin Packard.
Harold Gustafson and Robert
Mever
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Marriage Solemnized
In Holy Rosary Church
Miss Doris Risivei, MIR. Malsnca. Exchange Vows
In Morning NuptiaI Mass Read by Fl. Hack

Creamy white gadioi, arranged against background
of ferns and greens the floral appointments for Holy
Rosary church Saturday morning when Miss Doris Donna
Rstve attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John o.
Rstvet pghed her nuptia troth to Mr. Frank j. Maanca
son of Mrs Caroline Malanca of Tacoma and Mr.. Albert
Maanca of Eatonvle.
The Rev. Anthony Hack officated at the nuptal mass
at half after o'clock The ceremony witnessed by
200 friends and relatives of the two families
Rossinis wedding march used for the wedding
and during the Ave Maria and Panis Angecus
xrarp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore sheer white mar
quisette dress fashioned on prin-
cess lines with insets of lace. 1t
had a long train and tapering
sleeves. Her veil of tulle and lace
was held in place with a crown
of flowers. She carried in her
bridal bouquet white gladioli, gar
denias and bouvardia with stream
ers of satin and illusion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

We've Stemp were the bridesmaids
and wore similar gowns of tur-
quoise and also had contrasting
yellow bows in their hair. Their
flowers were identical to those of
the matron of honor.
Mr.. Bert MICRO was the best
man and the ushers were Mr..
Bernard Bjorkman, jr., Mr.. Albert
Malanca and Mr.. Edward Stemp.
Mrs. Ristvet was in a soldier
blue crepe dress with long sleeves
for her daughters wedding and
had corsage of peach gladioI.
Mrs. Malanca chose navy crepe,
cut also on princess lines with a
similar corsage on her shoulder.
The church parish hall on Port
land avenue was the scene of the
reception after the wedding. White
gladioli and greens were repeated
in the decorations for the recep-
ton.
Mrs. Betty Jean Binkley was In
charge OF the guest book. Assist
ing also were Mrs. Ruth LaClaire,
Mrs. Bert Blinkley, Mrs. Charles
Whitney. Mrs. James Stiles and
Mrs. Decker.
For going away the bride don
ned a brown fur trimmed coat
with a beige wool dress, alligator
pumps and bag and other access
cries Of green. Her going away
corsage was an orchid.
They motored TO Vancouver.
B. C. on their wedding trip and
VIII be at home in Tacoma when
they return in about a week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Miss Gay
Weds Friday
Ceremony Performed
Al Holy Rosary Church

Colorful marigolds, dahlias,
xinneas and asters were ar
ranged on the affairs and in
the sanctuary of Holy Rosary
church for the marriage in
which Miss Margaret Gay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond A. Gay, became the
bride of Mr.. Larry Freeman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David H.
Freeman, also of Tacoma.
The vows were exchanged
1T 8 o'clock Friday morning
before the nuptial mass which
the Rev. Anthony Hack, o.
S. B., celebrated.
One hundred guests were pres
ent for the ceremony. preceding
which Mrs. Frank L. Worden
played organ music and Mrs. June
Gay sang.
For her wedding the bride wore
= white lace and chiffon dress
with . train and finEer-tip length
vel with seed pearl trim. She
carried kcrchief of her mothers
anc on her prayer book had an
orchid.
Miss Kathryn Venus was the
brides only attendant and wore
wine velveteen with matching hat
and . colonial bouquet Of earna-
lions and roscs.
Mr.. Raymond A Gay. r..
brother of the bride was the best
man and the ushers were Mr..
Bernard Gay. Mr.. Harold w. Gay
and Mr.. Louis 4. Cay. also her
hrofhers-
Mr.. Gay was In q black en-
nemble with . brown fur coat and
had gardenias and white roses IN
her corsage- Mrs- Freeman wore
brown and beige and had q SINH
lar corsage.
The reception was held 1t the
Gay home in the evening. A break
fast for the bridal party followed
the ceremony.
Assisting 1t the reception were
Ma Ralph sypher. Mrs Louis
Gay and Mrx Arthur.
For going away the bride wore
3 wine velvcteen suit with brown
lace assessories and \ brown fur
ooak Her flowers were orchids.
Prlnc1Ila club members viii meet
n the !. o. o. r. club rooms
Tuesday for the observance Of
fheir md anniversary. Those at
tending are 10 bring food for :
potluck luncheon lGrs. +. Munro
and Mrs. T. Msrtoia win be in
charge q 1880 luncheon Nrz
Ada Buznard Il In charge Of the
program which win follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Mrs. James Taylor VIII Be
Hostess for Abba Club

Alpha Study club will meet on
Monday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. James Taylor,
1916 Pacific ave. The program
for the years study will deal with
the history of the beginnings Of
music. poetry and drama Of
America. Mrs. Louis ]. Brown
viii present the first paper of the
season. Music of the Atlantic
Coast"
Council of Jewish Women will
meet at p. m. Tuesday-in the
vestry room of Temple Beth Israel.
There will be a speaker from the
volunteer office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

arrived recently IN ldcOfna-
Special music Is being arranged.
Immediately following the pro-
gram. an informal reception to
new members will welcome Mrs.
J. r. Moore. Mrs. Josie Morris,
Mrs. W. J. Fahy. Mrs. Goddard,
Mrs. James Carroll. Mrs. Mary
Hanson, Mrs. r L. Mckinney,
Miss Sophie Preston. Mrs. Russ,
Mrs. May Bulls. Mrs. Carrie b.
Kitchen. Mrs. Nell Gillispie, Mrs.
Caroline Thompson, Mrs. George
Roup. Mrs. Minnie Koening and
Mrs. W. l.. Watson.
During the tea hour Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Braaten will
preside over a table decorated in
navy motif. The year book,
whose printing was supervised by
the press chairman. Mrs. Llewelyn
Thomas. will be presented TO the
club by Miss Beatrice T. Meddins,
program chairman.
Business meetings vii precede
the programs on the first and third
Mondays. and win be called to
order at l o'clock. During this
hour Mrs. J. c. Huntley will give
brief reports Of the Spokane w.
s. F. w. c. convention. Reports
of the "All States Dinner" and
THE Alaska, Brazil, Argentina
Highway luncheon and Red Cross
work during the summer" will
be heard.
Members are requested to bring
Red Cross work so they may work
while they listen.
Club personnel included Mrs.
William Adams. W. r. Bankhead,
b. T. Bryan, Edwin Coleman,
Manus Davies, L. J. Deyo, Mary
Donaldson, Birdola German, Will
liam B. Gregg, F. f. Harmon, u.
f. Hendrickson. Charlie HUM, J.
c. Huntley, Cora Imhoff. Edward
Kennedy. L. J. Knight. N. B.
Nicol. c. M. Moore, Leonard Pear
son, ]. f. Pinkham. Gardner Reyn-
olds, w. Il. Richardson. Horace G..
Scott, George w. Slyter. George
II. Smith, Percy Creath Smith,
Llewelyn Thomas. w. l.. Tucker,
J. Williams. Alice Yarnell. w. l..
Edwards, G. f. Staples. r. o. Rob-
erts, T. II. Long, V. S. Pabst and
Miss Beatrice Meddins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Ophelis TO Have Meeting
And Tea on tuesday

ophelia Garden club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at Fishers
Civic Center. A board meeting
has been called for i o'clock and
the general meeting and program
will follow at 1870. Mrs. r. ].
Palmer and Mrs. A. G. Larsen
will be in charge of the program.
Presiding over the tea hour will
be Mrs. Charles West. Mrs. A. 4.
Kade, Mrs. Paul kliese and Mrs
George Nicolai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Mrs. Bernard Bjorkman was the
brides honor attendant and wore
a dress of turquoise marquisette
styled with lace trim and cut on
princess lines with a square neck
line and puffed sleeves. Her
flowers were peach gladioli with
double satin ribbon. She had con-
trasting yellow bows in her hair.
Miss Patricia Casper and Mrs.
Ernest Manning and Miss Gene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Monday Civic Club Plans
Navy Day Program
Mrs. Percy Cresih Smith VIII Be Hostess at First Tea Of
1923 Season; Navy Wives Club TO Put on Program

Matters Of national significance viii be emphasized in the
monthly meetings Of Monday Civic club this year Accord
ngy the United States navy will be the theme for Monday
Oct o'clock in the home of Mrs. Percy Creath Smith,
president will be assisted for this first Of the club
year by her corps of officers Miss Beatrice T. Mediums
J. C. Huntley B. T. Bryan. ". L. Tucker, NJ Moore Mrs
Charles HUM, Mrs H. c. Scott and Mrs Lleweyn Thomas
The program for the afternoon will present Mrs Thomas
Thompson president of the Navy Wives club; Mrs p B.
Braaten president of the Navy Mothers club and Charles
Williams Graham, chief quartermaster, L. S navy, who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Announce Birth Of Second
Son September n

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Thwing
announce the birth Of their sec
ond son. David Charles. on Sept.
2. The infant is welcomed by
brother. Clayton. jr-. and his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. C.
Henricksen and Mrs. Charles
Maxwell A grestgrandmother IL
Mrs. Karen Henricksen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Mrs. Harry Anderson
VIII Be Hostess Monday

Mrs Harry Anderson, 81 No.
Cushman, will open her home 10
members OF the Daughters Of the
King Of the Church OF the Holy
Communion Monday evening al
T:30 o'clock. Miss Grace Van
Bergh. president. viii be in charge.
Mrs. Catherine Jones viii lead the
devotional period and present the
program. She viii read Not
Bread Alone"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Spinsters Will Entertain
Inactive Members Tuesday
Perry VIII Be Given a. Home Of Miss Patricia Poe With
Hostess end Miss irene Corbeff as Co-Chsirmen

Spinster club members will entertain their inactive men,
bers feside be held Tuesday evening at the home
Of Miss Patricia Poe s17 Mo- ST. Miss Poe and Miss Irene
Corbett co-charmen for the affair, with Miss Penny
Russell and Miss Virginia Austin assisting.
An evening of bridge and games is planned for the
guests with refreshments being served later in the evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Your postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest In L. S. WAR
BONDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
329 Drafted by IL Boards

Ten Wayne and two Oakland
County draft boards have added
529 new soldiers TO the |army's
roll call in the most recent in
duction. all but four of them from
this county.
Board No. %, with 102 draftees,
tops the group In numbers. Others
sending men were Wayne boards
mos. /, 2. 3, 8. IL, II. 27, % and
30 and Oakland boards Nos. 2
Iand 8. The list:
WAYNE BOARD NO.
Charles NJ. Hill 54l Aiaer
Tommy V. Wright. 10000 Delmar.
John h. Guiden, 4t6 Alger.
James Small. PSI Garfield.
John c. Norman, 5000 Cardoni.
Jimmie Foster, $500 Oakland.
John +. Hin. so2 Hague.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

She says: Join the Army OF
thousands OF satisfied customers
who bought their stunning fur
coats for only $50 at FRANKLIN'S
during their daring 18th Anniver.
sary Sale" Here is a very special
offer made in drive for 500 new
customers. A smart new pair OF
shoes or a clever new Fall hat.
value $500. absolutely FREE with
your purchase of new 1913 Lux
ury Fur Coat. priced at only $500
They're better, finer. Luxury Furs.
beautifully lined. tailored and styled
10 the minute. Just $500 down re-
serves your Fur Coat. Take as long
az 81 weeks 10 pay. No red tape.
no DELAY. Hurry and get your
FREE hat or shoes during this
drive, Use your credit as always
at FRANKLIN s DEPARTMENT
| STORE. $40 Michigan Ave. Shop
ANY evening till o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

| Rsish 4: Howell. 2tI Wentworth.
James McMurtry. 1889 Brush.
Earl Roberts. 40s Alger.
John J. Anderson, as Holbrook.
Norman @. Corbin, 1884 Brush.
Garland A. Ballard. 2Ii Hague.
Harry J. Taylor. as Leicester.
Vernon Joyne. 2e7 Kenilworth.
Estill w. Young, l6T Nevada.
yodie Holloway. 32s Owen.
Eugene u. Smith. 427 King.
Charles y. Fields. 329 Holbrook.
Walter II. .Griffen. l27 TIowbridge.
James ". Hairston, 262 Westminster.
Anthony c. Arlington, s3ii John r.
Henry p. Sellers, 80 King.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 20
Edwin L. Tpeter, 1881 18th.
Howard r. Marlin, 5i75 Wabash.
Paul c. Preston. 1874 Commonwealth.
Rodger X. secrest. 474i Wabash.
James Porter. 1855 18th.
William A. Dixon. 1856 18th
Michael MoEurkevieh. l545 selden.
Charles NJ; Miller, 5ll7 18Th.
Frank J. Kalesar, 1896 51st.
James Murtagh 1881 Hillger.
Gerhard II. often. 54ii Linwood.
Robert G. Plom, 1905 18Th.
Henry y. Gorecki. 1889 25th.
Peter p Patusky. 50ls Avery.
Joseph Y. Konwerski. 1902 path.
William r. Duty. if74 Boston Blvd.
Francis 4. Roundeau. 4244 18th.
NA1NE bOAhD NJ. 50
John d. Brown. 1880 Elmhurst .
Roy C. Koppeis, 1853 Broadstreet.
Alfred Kunin. 1909 Yellowstone.
Gabriel Moscow, 1881 Dexter.
Gabriel Glsntz. 954l Mcouads.
Robert 8. Gaylord. 1OOOs Monica.
Hyman Gold. 1920 Boston.
Louis Berman, e747 Broadstreet.
Floyd v. swenson. 1880 Cascade.
Alexander X. Bennett. 1896 Collingwood.
I
Joseph u. Bruner, s9t7 Linwood.
Rudolph T Madsen. $500 Joy road.
Lawrence WHEEL. 1920 Tuxedo
Harry Browarny. 373f Rochester
Gordon A. Pearce. e525 LivernOis.
Charles r. Tsrril, s2lt West Chicago.
Mack Woolum Jr l22se fuller.
Henry Frederick. 93a3 McQuade.
Howard Wood. Ypsilanti
John Y. Pahst, New Baltimore.
Joseph q. Msierls. 1850 Brunette
Richard J. o'HAgan. 1858 Underwood.
Douglas A. Logan, 1881 Indiana.
Jacob -FFi4abeFg 1853 HunphFey.
Sidney J, Gorelick. 3735 Boston boulevard.
Harry =. Morrison, 3li3 Ridgswood.
Robert l.. Dicks $3.50 Holmur
Jules A. Rochetie. el46 Stoepel
Harold r. Kahs. i0oaT Monica.
Nicholas q. ktssiatis, s767 Guincy.
Ray r. Saxon. i2i05 clovsriawn
Bruce Foreit. 92sS Cascade.
John H. Huokstep. ee3T Belleterre.
Lowell w Heideman, 1921 Webb.
Arden ~, sieeth. i7iaS Prairie
WAYNE BOARD No. flames Poke.
WAYNE BOARD No. a Cleveland
Downing.
WAYNE BOARD No. Norman A.
knight, Edgar 4. Veins. Theodore
stratmsn. Frank X Runenapp. James @.
Brown. George ~ Lane.
WAYNE TRANSFER BOARD - Morris
Feldman.
OAKLAND BOARD No. 2-Frederiek
y. Forkel.
OAKLAND BOARD No. Alexander T.
Ford, Ralph J Bunmsyer Paul Charge Jr
The following were sent direct ~ Fort
Custer--Jack p Trim william c. simondE,
Ralph J. Hin, Paul A. KunLe, Leslie
J Cooke
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-27
Steele Memorial TO
Hold Installation
Services

The membership Of Steele Men,
orial Baptist Church, 800 barro"
Street have elaborate ceremonies
planned fbr December 2-6 cele-
brating installation services OF the
Rev. P. A. Gold, pastor .
Installation sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. N. Nichols, pastor OF
Collins Street Baptist Church when
the program closes on Sunday at
ternoon. December 6. Other minis
ters and congregations scheduled
to appear and participate in the
services include Revs. A. l.. NC
Bride. NJ. V. Hudson, w. A. Wag-
ner, Mann, Nose Turner, I. L.
White, L. Calcote, Emory, f. ~
Evans. B. L. Merchant, A. r. Wash
ington. White Davis, John VIII
liams. D. B. Gaines, f. c. Dyer
and f. T. Guy. together with then
choirs. A special invitation is eX-
tended to the public to attend ire
mammoth celebration
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-27
A SERMONETTE
Bv Elder T. Graham

The following sermonette was
brought hv Elder T. Graham, Col
lere Station at the Church of God
in Christ, 14th and Pulaski Streets,
when a program was sponsored by
the Home and Foreign Mission
with Mrs. Lanora johnson IN
charge:
Text. OTIS Travelling Time
st. Mark IA AZ.
Rise up, let us go, 10, he that
betray me is at hand, This was
greater than the test that the mis-
sionaries have today. Jesus went
to his disciples the third time and
they were asleep. It's dangerous
thing to go to sleep, spiritually
speaking. Jesus asked Peter,
"What could We not watch with
me one hour?
Watch and pray that ye enter
not into temptation. The spirit in
deed is willing but the flesh is
weak We're living in day wher
the people are asleep. Rise up,
let's go.
The world is on standstill and
don't know what to do. It's time &c
go to perfection. Let us go to a
deeper depth in Christ Jesus. Pau
looked at the church and said
Lets rise up and 60" There's
no standstill in God. To go to the
mountain doesn't mean that the
roads are smooth but they arc
rough and rocky, but let's go tc
the top, This is not the time to
yield to the flesh God is n spirit
and they that worship Him must
worship Him in spirit and in truth
Since I've got to make the trip
hy the help Of God I'm going to
make the mountain top. Some
people get in stupid condition
and they are satisfied. This is nc
time to be satisfied, because there
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-27
Wood Springs Items

Local student body is showing
much enthusiasm on the nation
wide drive for scrap, Recent en-
rollces in the school this term are
Vira and Myra Fields who are re-
ceiving a warm welcome. The
PTA unit met on Monday night
in their efforts to perfect plans fo1
1913 Victory Garden. The Vic
tory Club Of Wood Spring School
will sponsor a party in order tc
obtain funds for purchasing a new
basketball. Prof. and Mrs. M. B
Wesley will enroll in the Exten-
sion class at Lewisville. III al
this writing is Miss Maeola Cant
Pleasant callers at the school this
week were Mesdames Viana Yves.
ley and Reed. Mrs. Mollie Reic
was shopping in Texarkana this
week A business trip was made
to Texarkana By Mr.. A. J. Govan
A stauneh supporter of the State
Press is Mrs. Carrie Dockery. D..
Pvt. Bonnie Hill has been visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Rebecce
Bailey, who is ill. Also reported
i'll is Mrs. Annie M. Williams.
Taking up new residence in Ross.
ton are Mrs. A. B. Jefferson and
family. Rev. G. W. Hale, pastor
delivered the pulpit message last
Sunday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-27

Thomas, Miss Resale Terrence,
Miss Margaret Bledsoe, Mrs. Alice
Johnson, Mrs. Viola Johnson Mrs
Earxie Bowie, Mrs. Vera Gilmore
Mrs. Nellie johnson. Mrs. Sadye
Thompson, Miss Loretta Whitmors
Miss Fannie Banks, Mrs. NJ. H.
Robinson, and Miss Rowena ALI
son,
There is a need for additional
workers and any woman who have
time four hours day, one day a
week and want to assist may Sc
cure information from Mrs. J. B..
Bryant, 1910 Gaines, chairman, or
Miss Eunice D. Harkey, director
of the USO Travellers Aid Service,
ITO K. Third, phone 4-7S83. A
training course of six hours will
be scheduled early in December. :.
Since Travellers Aid workers need
to know specific things about the
work the training course is reQuir-
ed before women can give volunt-