Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
By Mrs. v. c. Lave
Phone 4l7sW

Week: Miss Mary Love, charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mam-
Ice Love Is spending her vacation
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennie Watts in Muskegoa,
Michigan. Luther Warren and
Maceo Ford have returned to Dali
las after visiting several weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
lra A, B, Dials of the N. State
Line. Miss Essie B. Wilson,
2als Wellington street left Tues
day for Little Rock to visit with
relatives and will attend church
activities at Sweet Home before
returning Mr.. Bill Green, l22|
N. Kirby spent several days in
Helena visiting her daughter, Nit
tie Audrey :. Mr.. and Mrs
Cles Parker of Chicago Were
guests last week and Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. Jackson. 9l2 Edwards, leav-
Ing Sunday to visit in Hot Springs
Pine Bluff and other points in the
state before returning home. =
Guest at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. c. N Shropshire this week
are DR.. and Mrs. S "A. Downer,
Mrs. II B, Ford and DR. C. f.
Tucker Of Knoxville, Tenn, and
also Mrs. Stanback of Valiant,
Oklahoma Guest of Mrs.
Helen Butler. at 9th and Hazel
streets is her granddaughter, Mrs.
Ardalia Burton of Omaha. Neb.
SOCIALS. Mrs. Walter Durgan
entertained with get-to-gether
party on Wednesday afternoon,
honoring Mrs. A. J. Jackson, the
wife of her pastor, in her spacious
homo, 700 Ash Street. A bible
quiz was conducted with prizes
going to Mrs, N, Shannon and Mrs
D. Madison. A delicious ice course
was served and those enjoying the
affair were Mesdames L. Walker,
A. J. Jackson, B. Pickett, V "A.
Terrell, j. II. Mathes, P. Hunter,
v. L. johnson, Laura Clay, E. Il.
Edwards, N. Shannon, S. Madison
and "Yours truly. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Stuckey of 4OS 18th
street entertained with a o'clock
dinner, with Mrs. Vaughn and
Miss Nathalia Cain of Kansas
City. Kansas as honored guests,
this week Mrs. G. U, Jami
son returned Friday morning from
~6Asxssisa ,Shss~ Slso unsfcrvvsnt .
successful operation at the Bar
ms Hospital performed by pro-
minent specialist.
EAST END NEWS: Rev. A.
Williams, pastor of st. James
Baptist Church conducted a sue
cessful ten-day revival at Gurdon
Mrs. M. c. Oliver left Sunday
night for Chicago to visit her Sis.
Mrs. Virdie Lu Adams. Miss
Earline Epps, Mrs. Annie Bell An,
derson and Mrs. Sallie Hicks left
Sunday night for Fort Wayne, IN
diana to visit relatives. Mrs.
Blezzie Manus left for st. Louis,
Mo-, to visit her brother and Join
her sister, Mrs. Ode Lee Cornell.
The st. James Choral Club will
miss Mrs. Manus as she is the
leading soprano. Mr.. Eugene
Marshall is in the city for few
days visiting hia parents having
been employed in the defense work
ut Pine Bluff. Mrs Josephine
Neal and Mrs. Addie Walker who
have been on the sick list are i'm
proving. Mrs. Oracle Bryant
And two small sons left Friday
August 81 for Pittsburgh, Pa, to
join her husband, Mr.. G. BRYANT
who is employed there in de-
Tense plant.
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Mrs. Stuckey, reporter: Have You
been longing for a good old spirit
nal meeting that remind you of
the day of Pentecost as described |
in the bible and the fall of the |
latter rein, refreshing, saving of |
souls, retaining backsliders, |
where troubles and cares vanish
in rejoicing and singing for hours -?
Well, we the members of 1903 Lee
ST. are enjoying just such bless.
ings of the Lord
PASSES AWAY! Mrs. Emma
Fisher died at the home of her
slaughter, Mrs. J. A. Howard,
Thursday, August 6. after an i'll
nees of almost two years. The
deceased was a former resident of
Little Rock and is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. J. N. Howard of
Little Rock, Mrs. Tom Cox, Chica-
60, ILL.,, two sons, j. Ward Fisher
OF Little Rock and Morris Fisher.
Chicago, ILL.,, and three grandsons,
one grand daughter and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held at st. Tanner Baptist
Church with Rev. A. Williams, Of
ficiating. Burial was in Little
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