Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
By Mrs. v. c. Love
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PANDOkA CLUB. WISHES W
tell its many friends about ana
solicit their support in its Mother
Goose Pageant to be staged Labor
Day. The major interest of the
pageant is centered around the
King and Queen Contest. Each
section of the town is represent
ed by King and Queen WHO in
turn is supported by two members
Of the club. New Town: Bar
bara ]. Keele and Floyd Galloway
supported by Mesdames Johns and
Pollard; Sunset. George A. Jones
and Mslba Jefferson, supported by
Mesdames Jamison,, Sr. and Love;
Fairview, Tavern Wheeler and
supported by Mesdames Shrop-
shire and Cannon; College Hill
Flora Johnson and A. l.. Thomas,
supported by Mesdames jackson
and Anderson; Mt. Addition --
Chariot Rhayfield and Dewitt
Lawrence, supported by Mesdames
Ingrham and Daniels. There will
also be a contest between other
members Of the group for the
hest personation of character
from Mother Goose Land. Negro
Business Firms will bye asked to
represent their business, in one OF
these presentations.
In a meeting Of the group it
appeared that the Johns-Pollard
group was leading. Will they
keep the lead? Help your favorite
child? Watch for further an
nouncements.
PERSONALS: Mrs. Rosa Hill
lard, sl5 Henry St., has as her
guest her daughter, Mrs. 7. Col
lier and little grandson, Terrence
Collier, jr., enroute from Kansas
City, Kansas to their home in Fl.
Smith. l. v. Newton has return
ed from Magnolia where he spent
his vacation visiting his grand
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Nash and Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Love
have just returned from Marshall
Texas where they attended the
Texss State Negro Chamber Of
2 and Srd. Mrs. Helen Butler,
COG Hazel st. had as guest last
week her granddaughter, Mrs.
Eulala Brown of San Angelo,
Texas ;. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Peterson are proud parents Of a
bouncing baby boy born Thursday
at Texarkana hospital. Mrs. Pet
erson is the former Miss Louise
Lexington. granddaughter Of Mrs
Helen Butler and is a resident Of
Omaha, Nebraska. 4. Miss Viva
McGriff of Houston, Texas honor
ed at lovely bridge party.
Miss Veina V. Breckenridge COM
plimented Miss Viva McGriff with
q lovely bridge party Wednes-
day evening at the beautiful home
!. Of Mrs. E. E. Collins. Miss Nc
Griff is the charming house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, and was
awarded the guest prize along
with Mrs. Powell of Tyler, Texas.
Highest score went to Miss Marie
Williams, End, to Mrs. .Addie B..
Whitaker and third to Mrs. Cap
tola Williams. Two consolation
prizes went to Miss McGriff and
Mrs. Maxcy Peters. Miss Mable
King Irving assisted in serving an
iced course to the following: Mes
danes Ruby Mosley, Ernestine
Greer, Eva Smith, Louise Lee,
Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Wash,
Gene Smith, E. f. Collins, LII
ellie Powell, Misses Pearl Berry,
Vivian Bell, Marie Williams, Viva
McGriff, Fancy Riucker and Gus
sic Plant. Misses Rucker and
Plant directed the bridge tourna-
ment.
TO LEAVE SOON. Mr.. Henry
Breckenridge Of Kansas City, Mo.
was home for a short visit with
his mother and other relatives. He
will leave for the army soon.
FUNERALS
Jno. Jay Jones Funeral Home
Jno. Jay Jones, Director
MORGAN. Mrs Lizzie, August d
From Magnolia
ADAMS, Mrs. Mary, July 7 -
From Arkadelphia Bapt. church,
New Boston, Texas.
MATHIS, DR.. Jackson Homer -
From residence, S02 Ash St,
July 81, 1912.
MURCHERSON, Mr.. Thelmer --
August 2 from St. James Bapt.
Church, Texarkana.
OLIVER, Mr.. A. d. August A.
From Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Queen City, Texas.
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