Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-11-13

ing message given by Rev. Jane
sen, pastor Of the Junior ehurcf
The Homecoming Rally was a sue
cess with 1851 raised.
BeBee Memorial CINE Church
In the absence of Supt. Mrs. die,
Douglas Supt. who is visiting he
sisters at Emmerson the paste
had charge of the Sunday school
with the adult class receiving
both banners and Mis-. Hester
Witherspoon and class received
the financial banner in the junior
department, with Mrs. Laura Lo'
gan and class receiving the at
tendance banner in that depart
ment. The pastor brought the
morning message. Mrs. Jennie Il.
Wright Of Hot Springs guest of
Mrs. ]. T. Moore was visitor in
the services and sang a solo Just
leforc the message. Rev, J, 5,
Washington, pastor brought the
evening message and nearing his
conference he is asking all mem
bers and friends for si.00 each on
Sunday November Is, Glass lead
er raising the highest amount Of
money above $1,000 will be given
n prize. Guest speaker at Sun
dav evenings service will be Rev.
J. II. Scott of Mt, Zion CME
church and his chorus will furnish
music. Mrs. Matte Sanders is
president Of the Epworth League
and crowned Miss Jessie B. Hamil-
ton as the most popular young
lady at the League in popularity
contest. Solos were rendered by
Misses Odessa Seroggins, frankie
HAYNES, Edrene Hamilton and
Jodie B. Joshua. Personals: The
former Mrs. Agnes NJ. Smith OF
sister Of Mrs. r. 7.
Green has gone to join her hus-
band, c. P. Cottry at 1872 f. 18th
Junction City, Kansas. After a
quiet ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Henry Williams are residing
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Viz
pil Washington, GIG N. Hazel st.
Mrs. Williams was the former Miss
Navdino Doris Thomas Mrs,
Olivia Wilson who is studying at
Velvatex Beauty College was home
for the week with her husband
Mr.. Pike Wilson and two lovely
children, Michael F.. and Shirley
Anne and attended the Homecom-
ing game between her Alma Mater
Yerrer and Washington Hi Tex
arkana. Mrs. Jennie Barahin
Wright and Mr.. Horace Barnett
are in the city teaching free class
es in craftsmanship, information on
devices in the home and
snecial services will he given to
men and women now employed IN
hotels, service stations, etc. Mrs.
Wright was guest soloist at some
of the leading churches. Glasses
are being conducted at Ierger Hi
School three times day from 4:3O
1880 and you are invited to en-
roll. A Goodbye" party was
given at the home of Mr.. Elijah
Allen. honoring Mrs. Leola Allen
and her two sons, Messrs. j. w.
Epps and Lewis Lowe and Miss
Eulah Boyd who left for Califor-
MIA. Guest list included Misses
frankie Haynes, Nevada and Bet
tie Joe Williams. Lille Mae Lang
ston, Bernice Young, Savannah
Wyatt, Matte and Henrietta Boyd
Gladys Powers, Elizabeth Thomp-
son, Doris Booth, Jodie Joshua,
Bertha Simpson, Jewel Lee Nor
gan. Morine and Lorine williams,
Rubie Mae Brow, Beatrice Jones
Vernell Williams and Eola Will,
liams, Mesdames Estelic Stuart,
Helen Flenory, Florence Conway,
Lucv Mae Watson, Maree Eunice
williams, Earlee Williams and
Oralee Stages; Messrs. David
Walker. Cleavon Muldrow, Wood
row Stuwart, Charles L. Flencry,
Mitchell Hill, Outright McF adden,
Alfonso jefferson, Pheorc Shcw,
Dorsey Phillips, TheodiS Cheatom,
Phillips Morris, M, B. Boldon. Pete
Muldrow Grafton and Howlin Epps.
A. 3. Jackson, Frank Noble, Ar
thur Williams, Robert Phillips,
Robert Savage, A. J. Sumlin, j. c.
Rogers, Sgt. Cheatmon Carlee
Bostic, Buddie Brown, Johnnie
Phillips, Arthur Stuart, c. Brox,
Glover williams. John Henry
Wyatt and r. l.. Williams, with
Bessie d. Flenory Press agent
there to report. Refreshments
were served. Yerger Hi School
News: Yes, the 18th grade class
was proud o ftheir Queen Miss
Avis Smith and also the Captain
and co-captain and ether first
string men Of the football team,
especially Geo. L0llis, who made