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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
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Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Cross st. Christian
Church
Rev. Joe o. Bowles, Minister
Mrs. Minnie Guydon, Reporter

FREE OF DEBT. Under the
efficient leadership Of our pastor,
Rev. j. o. Bowles, who came to
us, August 1oi1, less than a year
ago, we are happy to announce
that more than $1,000 has been
raised and we have successfully
paid off a $7o0 debt, freeing the
church If all indebtness.
Membership is steadily increas-
ing with more than fifteen mem
hers coming in recently.
Rev. Bowles, former ruraI
school principal is now an adVanc
ed senior in Philander Smith Col
lege, majoring in subjects to aiC
him along leadership and religious
lines. He is to be highly COM
mended for his untiring eifonts tt
pull the church out of debt, carry
ing this duty along with his re
sular school work and Handicapped
with a small membership of less
than 400.
The pastor and members tak'
this method Of extending to chris.
tians friends, hearty welcome t.
attend all services at the churct
and help this young shepherd ii
his work Of Kingdom building.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Garland City
BY Nelson Roykins. Jr.

NEWS FROM THE Churches /.
s. s. was opened by the respective
Supts., on last unday with large
attendance reported. Under the
supervision of Rev. II, c. Cock
pastor with Rev. Hopes, as ir-
structor, the Sunday School teach +.
ers arc taking on new life ant
very effective work is being done.
The Union City Choir, with 80
voices or more, under the wise su-
peryision Of Mr.. w. 7. Townsend
is stirring up this part Of the com
muniiy with beautiful songs, pre-
pairing to attend the S, S. Con
vention which convencs in Full
ton next month. Under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Townsend, the sing
ing class of Lanesport rendered
a very unique program, Sunday
evening with Mr.. James Blair as
sisting.
81. James Baptist. 1t has been
announced that a Union Get-to-
rether" program will be held at
the church on the 4th Sunday,
sponsored ty the Supt. and school,
with all Sunday Schools repres-
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
McGehee News


IN THE NEWS. Mrs, Ellen
Hall returned to her home In
Chicago, Illinois on Tuesday, ac-
companied hy her little neice,
Maple Williams and Mrs. Jessie
VI. Hart. Mr. Jesse Williams
made his usual trip home Satur-
day night. We are sorry to re
port that little William Carl Mill
err is a little i'll and hope for him
a speedy recovery, =. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Belvin were visitors in
the city for the weekend. Max
ing business trip to Pine Bluff
On TUESDAY, was Mrs. Sallie Mo-
ton Mrs. Dorothy Gray made
FLYING mp to Pine Bluff on
Sunday evening accompanied by
DIR, r, E. Willis. A visitor in
Little Rock Tuesday was, Mrs.
Grace McCooi Back on the
job is Mrs. Dorthula Johnson, af-
ter a recent illness and guest at
her home is Miss Johnson, eou-
sin, Of Mrs. Rsrdell. Guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander is Mrs,
Sarah Lamb, the iatter's mother.
Home for the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, VIII Powell
is Miss Willie Powell, whose
mother is much improved after a
brief illness Mrs. Mary
Tripiet is visiting her grand moth
er in Shreveport, La, and her
friends wish her pleasant trip.
Much to the regret of citizens
here, Little Miss Bertha Mae
Percy left Sunday for Cincinnati,
Ohio to live with hcr mother, Mrs.
Ruby Lee Brown, who visited re-
latives and friends here, before
leaving for Ohio. Mr.. Willie
Mason was a Pine Bluff visitor
Monday night, called to the bed
side o fhis fother. Mrs. F.. +,
Robinson and her month-old son,
Carl Dayton are visiting their
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Nj.
p. Jackson. Mr. Curtis Harris
eft Tuesday morning for st. Louis
where he will enter the NJ, o. P.
hospital. Mr.. John Palmer is
confined to the hospital in Saint
Louis for railroad workers Mrs.
Ada Davidson left last Thursday
night for st. Louis to be guest Of
her son and was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Allie Mae Hun
ter, who returned home Tuesday
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Menifee News
BY X. w. Jamison

COMMUNITY NOTES. +.
take this opportunity to thank
readers of the PRESS for their
cooperation in keeping the paper
going that we might get the first
hand unadulterated information
given ont by it. We hope to con-
tinue to interest you and in the
future, we hope to serve you in a
still greater capacity
With regret we report the pass
Ing Of Mr.. B. II. Mitchell Of St.
Louis, who was reported In the
last issue to have bought a $1,000
U. s. Defense Bond! We also
hear of the death of nephew Of
Mr.. Lonnie Bowling of the New
Hope community. We are sorry
we are unable to list his name as
we go to- press.
Mrs. Lucy Braddock, mother Of
Mrs. Money McMahan is on the
sick list, but is improving at this
writing,
Mrs. Josephine Reese left last
Sunday for Kansas City, Mo.
where she will visit relatives and
friends.
A trip to the heart of the city
Saturday night, revealed gaiety a
plenty. Let's be careful less
we regret.
Church: Philadelphia Baptist --
The pastor Rev. Hollis Anoke from
the Book Of Psalms last Sunday
bringing a timely message. The
mission sisters are still driving !.
1t has been announced that special
programs will be held on the 3rd
Saturday and Sunday nights, with
sveral visiting quartets present
On the First Sunday night, the
Royal Four Quartet will be back,
with little Miss Mary Jan Dolphus
as special feature.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
MOrriltOn News
Lucia Darlington

REDEMPTION RALLY A sue
CESS. =. The rally held at the
st. Paul .AME church was a huge
success on last Sunday, with forty
Estates" reporting more than
$4,000 and eight more still left
to report their full amount, in
order for the objective to be reach
ed to burn the church mortgage.
Defense Helper Needed The
Pine Bluff Arsenal is calling for
experienced carpenters and already
five have gone frcm this com-
munity, reported to be making
more than $1,000 per day. A call
is being made for others and
those who have necessary quail
fication may contact w, l.. Jar
rett for information.
! MORRILTON Sluqgers List An
other "WIN". The TT. Smith
Baseball Club was defeated by
the local Singers here Sunday,
with a score of 10-l to the vim
ing team. Another game is schc-
duled here for Sunday.
| N. Y. A. Wants Young Men,
The local NYA machine shop has
prepared several boys to do skill
labor in defense plants and cigFt
have gone to other states with
, transportation furnished to work
on vital defense projects. A call
is being made for more young mon
to line up in this phase Of de-
tense work and men 1924 years
are qualified for training.
VISITING HERE e.. is Mr..
Robert Johnson of Los Angeles,
California, who is spending some
time with his family before join
ing the u. s, Marines on Monday,
July 27 at Oklahoma City. Also
visiting Is Corporal Gillian Smith
as guest of his family.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Wood Springs News
s. Il. McDuffie
Route | Buckner

Services We're unusually good at
the Wood Spring Church on last
Sunday, with the Sunday School
opening with acting Supt. Joseph
Warren and a good attendance,
with Rev. W. I. Hale preaching
the morning sermon and music
was furnished to suit the occas-
ion by the Gospel Four Singers
of Waldo,
Ii was announced that revival ser
vices will begin at Cleavon Springs
On the Fourth Sunday, with the
rastor, Rev. II. c. Cook as the
conducting evangelist. On Thurs
day night a series Of meetings was
begun leading up to the revival
Among the many visitors present
was Prof, NJ. b. Wesley, who was
a former teacher here and spent
the day shaking bands with many
old friends. With much regret, he
Informed us Of the illness Of his
wife, Mrs. C., l.. Wesley, who was
unable to accompany him,
Teacher to join armed service. d.
Prof. Clarence Murphy, one of the
most efficient teachers here will be
indicted in the armed service
soon.
p. r. A. Progressive. under
the leadership Of Mrs. Wanna
Wesley IA president the Parent
Teacher organization is meeting
with much success and is one Of
the most active units in the com
munity.
Listed among Sundays visitors
was Mrs. Clovis Goyan, who spent
the day with her husband and
parents.
Happy Evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewel Lowe are the proud
parents Of "a fine baby boy! . :.
Mother and baby are resting fine.
Summer session open'. Many
Ct the schools in this and sur
rounding communities opened re-
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Noted Evangelist
Enters Second
Weeks Services

Elder J. Gershom Dasent en-
tering the second Week of his
great Evangelstic campaign, Of
fers as his first subject, THE
SECOND COMING Of the LORD
I'm GLORY" behold your King
Sunday night, July Goth.
The meetings in which your
friendly Evangelist will bring you
the message of the hour series
are being conducted in the Gospel
Tabernacle, located at the corner
of 18th and Cross SITS. on the
18th st. bus line. The subjects
selected by Elder Dasent and his
forceful deliverancc Of the ser
mons there from are creating quite
an interest in religious circles
Every one should hear this noted
evangelist deliver these timely
sermons,
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Russellville News
Ruth Russell

OUR TOWNS NEWS: The
Relief Club OF New Prospect Bapt.
Church met Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Roselee Lacy . Gone
for an indefinite visit with rela-
tives in Los Angeles, California
is Mr.. Helen Thompson who left
Sunday. After a weeks visit
with relatives here, Mrs. Eliza
beth White has returned to Little
Rock. Mrs. Leroy Nichols who
has been in ClarkeviIle with her
sister, Mrs. George Perry and
Mr., Perry has returned home and
is able to be up and about. Messrs
Archie, Louis and Irving Ed.
wards, Jr., Of TT. Smith spent the
week end here visiting their moth
or and grandmother, Mrs, Nan
EdWads, who is ill., Mrs. Opal
Easter and three small children
ef Phoenix, Arizona, who have
been quests Of her father, Mr., X,
]. Shans and Mrs. Shans, return
ed home Monday Mrs, Pearlic
Woodland Of TT, Smith was called
to tie bedside Of her father, Mr..
Lawrence Franklin, who has been
seriously i'll, but is reported as
being some better. :. . Mr.. Arch
Chandler, who is employed at
Jacksonville spent the eek-end
here with his wife, Mrs. Matte
Chandler, who will leave soon to
make her home in Conway,
James Lacy left Tuesday morning
to vacation in parts Of Alabama
and Florida, visiting an uncle IN
Birmingham and one in Tampa,
Accompanying him We're Mr., JOIN
Phillips and grandchildren, Billy.
Ann and Sonny Rodney White,
who plan to join him in some
deep sea fishing, Rev. White
Imam, pastor of New Prospect Bapt
Cherch, assisted by Rev. J.. Cal.
colt is conducting a very success
ful revival. Miss Mary Ola
Edwards returned home Sunday
after spending a pleasant trip
with her sister in Little Rock
Mrs. Mildred RiddlesrrigGor. Old
Man Stork seems to he doing his
share in helping Uncle Sam win
this war by furnishing good men.
lie delivered t. Mr.. and Mrs, Rob
elt doe Lane, a SON, Robert Jr.,
on last Thursday and also n son
to Mr. and Mrs James F.. Foster.
( Recent visitors in Little Rock
were Misses Daisy Moore ard
Inez Dickens who attended the
Ella Fitzgerald dance there.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

morning. Mr.. William Martin
was a business visitor in Little
Rock Monday Visiting in
Montlose Tuesday was Mr.. Tom
Jones. :. Mrs, Ira Walton is spend
ing a few days in Monroe, La,
this week. E. An active sales
man for the PRESS is little Es=
ter Bee Evans E. See her for
your papers ;, WHITING hospi-
tails in Mound Bayou and Yazoo
City, Miss, and also his alma
mater, Rust College at Holly
Springs Mrs. Bessie Hardin
has as guest for few days her
son, Pvt. Truner Waters.
Church Notes; "The Parade Of
States, a pageant given at the
Evening Star Baptist church, Fri
day evening was a great success,
At the request Of Mrs. J. Y. Cas-
en-. Mrs. D. T.. Cook of Little
Rock was ce-rsonsor of the affair
Accompanying Mrs. Cook and tax
inc an active part in the play
were Mesdames f.. M. Edwards,
S. J. Quincy, NJ, L. Williams and
Mr.. W E. Brookins. The Us.
her Board of Evening Star Bapt
Church will meet Friday night of
each week as usual, with Mrs
Rosa Wilson, president and Rev.
w. c. Campbell as pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
GAINESVILLE News
Mrs. Birdie Lee May

CHURCH NOTES: Borrowed
Grace was the subject Of Rev.
Il. Harris text on Sunday morn
ing, that was rated as one Of the
best heard fer some time by the
large audience present. Among
the visitors present were Mrs. l..
S. Overall and two daughters of
Little Rock, On Sunday night,
Rev. Overalls, presiding elder of
the Fl. Smith District, preached
an excellent sermon, prior to the
Quarterly Conference on Monday
night when he heard reports which
were far over the regular assess
ment Mrs. Jessie Clark was elect
ed secretary of the conference,
Mrs. S. Vivian Utley and Mr..
Lamoine Joiner made up the fin
anee committee. Rev. Overalls
commended the pastor and his con
gregation on the rapid progress
| being made.
PERSONALS. We are glad to
report Mrs. Ruby Lee May as do
ing fine after a serious illness
that brought her two brothers, enc
sister and two aunts from Fort
Smith and a sister from Kansas
City, Mo-, to her bed side. Mrs.
Thelma Oliver is suffering from
mn ASSESSED tooth. Also Ill is
Mrs, Easter Reed Emory May,
a train employee Of the M. o. P.
spent last week in Oklahoma. i.
Mr.. Wess Corpior Of North Little
Rock is visiting relatives here
this week. Mrs Mary Cravens
and ]. y. visited her daughter In
Joplin, Mo-, recently, returning
home Monday afternoon after an
enjoyable trip. A recent visit
or In Russellville was Mrs. La
+! france Perkins Us guest Of her
husband, Floyd Perkins. Mr..
Jno T. West has been employed
in Russellville Mrs. Mildred
Philips and daughters were re-
cent g,ests Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers Justice. An
drew Justice, Jr., is in Kansas
City where he is presently en-
ployed. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore
Willis wrere recent visitors in TT
Smith. John Wallace, Jr., and
, Mrs. Annie Katherine Willis were
the guests of Mrs. Ann May,
Sunday. Working in Kansas
City, No, is Paul Reed. One Of
the Cuy's most active clubs is the
, Cemetery Club, and doing some
tangible work, but there is still
much TO be done and all members
are urged to look forward r
same.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Local Minister
To Speak

You are invited to hear DR..
Emanuel c. Dyer, pastor of 1st
Baptist Church, 7th and Gaines st.
at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Tuesday night, July q. DR.. Dyer
has selected as his subject, . +.
"What Has Fraternalism Meant
In the Progress of the Negro in
the last so years"
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

For the enlightment Of the
young people, a true story hour
is conducted every Tuesday and
Thursday Afternoon at 400 o'clock
p. m. There will be no meetings
Monday, July q OF Saturday, Au-
gust |. Bring your bible and
note book to all meetings through
cut the week.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

enting with special music and a
special feature will be eight year
cid Lucille Cook as soloist. You
are invited to come over and ipin
in this festival with Mrs. Alice
Adams as mistress of ceremonies.
Personals: Mrs. Susie Bell spps
is visiting her amt, Mrs. S. b.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Ice Block are in Shreveport, Iaa
this week, visiting their sister and
brother, Mr., and Ms. A. J. Cocks
A pleasant visitor ON Wednesday,
NIGHT was Rev n. T. Nelson, pas
ter Of Wynne Baptist Church, who
was in the city on business.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Mt. Zion Host To
Fraternal Order

The Mt. Zion Baptist Church
with Dr., +, 7, Guy, pastor will
be host to the Grand Lodge ses-
sion of the Order Knights Pyth-
las, with sessions to convene at
1900 o'clock noon. Tuesday, July
q at the church at $40 Cross st.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

Ihtfe ale no laws Tor being a successful husband.
The only way for you to be good husband is to remem-
have to please n that respect 1t is up you find out
what her standards for your JOB are and what YOU
can do about meeting them. Your skill as husband is
reflected in your vifes appearance Do not forget your
wife desires to be young for sake her desire to be
beautiful IS to find favor in your eyes It is but another
expression Of her love for YOU Respond to this love- Help
her to keep that attractive and charming quality if she
has it. If she has allowed il to sleep make it your bust
ness to arouse again to life Remember the better you
husband, the happier your wife will be- And the
man with happy wife is almost invariably happy hus-
hand. fs 49,
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

There is only one formula for
the wife. Learn to make your
husband Comfortable and Con
tented. Let him come FIRST in
all Of your urldertGhgs. He
must come before friends, Club
meetings, career, etc. You must
learn when to paper, pet indulge
or refrain, when to be smart or
"dumb". 1t takes an intelligent
woman to know when mot to
know so much (see what