Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Texarkaniians
IN THE ~
N E w S

Ann Muckelroy, Dorothy Howard,
and Ella Faye Howard.
East End News; st. James Sum-
day School was largely attended
Sunday under the leaership OF
Bro, p. Body as Supt., who is do
ing great work. Pastor A
Williams preached a wonderful
sermon at the morning hour and
the special music was furnished by
the choir, Collection was report
ed as $500 Mrs. A. C. Adams
left Wednesday for Cincinnati. 0,
to visit relatives Mrs. Emma
Wade left Tuesday for TT. Wayne
Indiana where she will make her
future home with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Henry, Hugh Park
er, son of Mrs. c. B. Parker has
as his guest Nathaniel Glass of
Brunswick, Ga, Mrs. Serley M,
Warren who has been at the bed
side of her mother, Mrs. Jose
phine Neal for two months spent
the weekend in Marshall, Texas
relatives. Mr.. John
Howard and Mrs. Vernell Howard
are ON the sick list this week.
IRON MT. ADDITION NEWS:
School at Lonoke Baptist
Church has made rapid progress
under the leadership of Supt J.
II. Larry. Reports from classes
to $13.43 last Sunday.
Services at the Stinson Chapel A..
NJ. f. Church Sunday were con-
Quoted by Pastor Rev. R. l.. Pip
kins. Mrs. Pinkie Bitter and
neice Mrs. Odessa Brown spent a
few days in Columbus, visiting
relatives. Mrs. Cleo Haynes and
Mrs. Lucy Hill spent Sunday Aug
16 in Marshall, Texas visiting.
Mr.. Frank barley left Sunday,
2 for Eugene, Oregon,
where he will be employed. Mrs.
|. M. Manning made a short visit
to Shreveport, Tuesday accom-
her mother, Mrs. Phyliss
Webb home. Mrs. Myrtle Cooper
is spending her vacation in Hous
ton and Galveston before return
ing home. Staff Sgt. Herman
White Of Camp Sutton, N. C. is
home on brief furlough visiting
his wife, Mrs. Herman White and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack OAR
ell. Miss Thalie White Of New
York is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Darrell. Mrs.
Mamie Wilson is spending her
vacation in Chicago visiting her
sister Mrs. ]. A. Woods. Mrs.
Ella Hardy is at home again
after undergoing a successful
operation at the Jamison Sanitor-
ium Mr.. Frank R. Mosley, long
time employee of the Cotton Belt
dining car Dept. has been on the
sick list for sometime, but is
much improved A surprise birth
day party honoring Jettie Edna
Darling Weaver, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Weaver, 1922 w.
Sth st. was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Wash, 3l04
W. 8th st. On a beautifully de-
corated lawn, games We're featur-
ed Throughout the evening, along
with music and delicious ice
course was served After the cult
ing Of the huge cake, the honoree
expressed her appreciation for
many gifts received, rating Aug.
20, 1912 as one of her happiest
Those present were
Christine Compton, Bishop Curry,
Fay W. MCMILLAN, Dorothy Cole
man, Morris Crawford, Clarence
Curry, Fayrene Johnsoc, Robert
Runnels. Edna jefferson, Sam
Wright, jr., Vivian Runnels, Robt.
jr, Lorene Compton,
Leo Neal, Dorothy Norman, Mary
Louise Andrews, Charles Hoskin,
and Herbert Singetary.
MILES CHAPEL Closes Rally:
Miles Chapel CINE church, 10th
and Walnut st. closed two weeks
financial rally, netting the sum
total of $4,000, as announced by
Rev. W. M. Stevenson, pastor in
charge.
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Mrs, Eliza B. Tins has return
ed to her home in Tulsa, Okla af-
ter visit with her sister, Mrs.
|. M. Manning.
SALEM BAPT. HOST to Board
The executive board of the Greater
Southwestern Association met with
the Salem Bapt Church, August
q, with Rev. J. A. Johnson, mod
orator, Rev. s. A. STICKY, sec
rotary and Mrs. Matte B. Holmes,
president. A host of representa-
tives throughout the district were
present, with Rev. j. s. Reed
preaching the introductory SER
mon. The program was outlined
by the distinguished moderator
and president Matte B. Holmes
for the coming association, which
will convene with the Bunkum
Springs Baptist Church, October