Arkansas State press., 1942-08-14
nv Bessie Delois Flenory


with class No. 2 receiving the fin
aneial banner, reporting s2'ol.
During the s. s, hour, Miss Cur
tine Reed, secretary reported some
very interesting and helpful things
TO do in the school, having visited
the S. s. Convention at Bowden.
The morning services were we'll at
tended with the pastor, Rev. L.
N. Glover, delivering the message
and also reported on his attend
ance to the S, s. Convention and
the highlights observed while
there. At the evening services,
Rev. j. ID. Jamison was the guest
speaker bringing a soul stirring
message.
LONOKE Baptist Church, Sunt
C. G. Carmichael was in charge
of the S. s. with Mrs. c. G. Car
michael giving a very fine report
If the District convention, Mrs.
Daisy Stuart and f. j. Jones con-
Quoted the prayer hour with the
pastor, Rev. j. w. Williams bring
ing the message. In the BYPu
d prize was won by James Lester
Jones for the highest amount Of
money. sl,25, with $i.42 reported
as the total for the young people,
At the evening services the pastor
Ms usual delivered the message
which was very inspiring. A to-
tai Of S26,74 was reported.
MT. CALVARY Baptist Church
Supt Rev. Poindexter was at his
pos the S. s. was well attended
with six visitors present. Rev. p.
T. Turner, pastor preached the
morning and evening messages.
MT. ZION CINE Church: The
S. 8. was opened by Mrs. Lille
Mae Jones acting Supt The
message for the day was brought
hv the pastor, Rev. Scott. Ep-
worth League was well attended
and was conducted by the vice
president, Miss Jennie B. Smith,
due to the absence Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Belle, who has been ill
for several days. A speedy re-
covery is hoped for her.
BETHEL AME CHURCH: The
S. s. was in charge Of Supt. Eliza
Holt and was we'll attended, with
the morning message brought by
the pastor, Rev. J. H. Covington.
PERSONALS: Mr.. Governor
johnson of Chicago, ILL.,, is visiting
in the city with his mother, Mrs.
Josephine johnson and his sister
and brother. Miss Rosie Lee
Boyd and daughter. Doris have
returned after visiting their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
DIXON Of Columbus, Ark. Alice
and Charles Dixon Of Columbus
sre Writing IN the city at the
home of Mrs. Salley Lloyd. -.
Mrs. Georgia Cooks and son. Ty-
rec are visiting their relatives and
friends in Magnolia Mr.. Har-
very l.. and Chester G. Washing
ton are spending their vacation
visiting relatives in Chicago, Gary
and Milwaukee Mrs. Matte
Clark Tyree left Sunday night for
Detroit to visit her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark
and will leave there for st. Louis
to visit her daughter in law, Mrs.
Claire Smith. Mrs. Ellen Suttles
has returned home after being
called away recently to the fun
eral Of her uncle, the late Robert
Braggs of Pine Bluff Rev. d.
l.. Suttles of Magnolia was the
guest Of Rev and Mrs. J. T. SUIT
ties leaving for st. Louis to visit
his son, George Suttles, after
short visit. Mrs. Gwendolyn Gil
more left for Detroit to Join her
husband, Bonnie on her way stop
ping with her mother in Little
Rack. ;. Visiting in st. Louis ~
Miss Floss Anna Gilmore :.
Rev. and Mrs. V. Moore had as
their guest Rev and Mrs. R. 3.
Cooper. Rev Moore and his
wife and two nephews left for
Milwaukee, Wis, where they will
make their home. =. Mrs. Ear
nestine Simpson is very proud of
her little son, born recently and
has been christened, Don Morris
Simpson. Friends are hoping
a speedy recovery for Mrs. Will
lie Mae Dunlap, who is i'll.
Miss Joyce Maree Wilson of Little
Rock, former resident here and
graduate of Yerger Hi School
hut has attended Philander Smith
College for two semesters. was
guest of her sister and brother-i in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis
Flenory, leaving later to visit her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Miles vii
son Of Lewisville, Ark. We are
very proud Of our hcme town boys
who are serving in the armed
forces. now visitors or recent
visitors to the city. Corp Leon
Turner of U. s. army, Rec. Camp,
st. Louis, Mo, is visiting his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. P II. Tur-
er :. Corp Freddie Tuggles,
Camp Edwards, Mass. spent the