Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17


20 Ford, Little Rock; Mr.. Ollie
Stuart; Mr.. Nash Of bowels and
Mr., Gillispie Glover, Texarkana.
THE CHURCH OF GOD: A
very interesting program was CIV
en- at the church recently by Mrs.
Clarie Stuart and was enjoyed by
all who attended. The Rev. Finch
is pastor of this great church.
BEBEE MEMORIAL c, NJ. f.,
CHURCH: The Sunday School OPP
ened at the usual hour on last Sun
day by the superintendent, Mrs,
Dilcy Douglas. The Young Peoples
class won the finance banner for
the day, The lesson review was
made by the pastor, Rev. J. S.
Washington and the collection to-
tailed $3.50. During the church hour
the pastor also delivered the SER
mon, "Thy Kingdom Come" Col
lection was $500, At 800 p, m.
the pastor and choral club motorcd
to Fulton and with a special ser
mon by Rev. Washington, the
group participated in the services
Of Rev. G. w. Hum, The subject
of the minister's sermon was
Christ Coming In Clouds" The
offering was lifted by Mr.. Wash
ington of Hope and was reported
to be $3.50. On Sunday night, Rev.
j. II. Scott delivered the message,
"Keys OF The Kingdom" Easter
repors was announced as 5000.
Sunday SCHOOL, $l3.66 young
Matrons Circle); Mrs. Ode B.
Thorne $3.50; Class No, 5, Jno.
Muldrow Leader, $3.50; No, 7, Per
ry Joshua, leader, S1.0l; No. 8,
Mrs. Bell Douglass, leader, $500;
Mrs. Turrie Wafer, $500; Pinkie
Turner, $l05; Public Collection,
$3.50; making a total of SS2.Ol.
MIA CLUB The President OF
the N. F. A. Chapter, Benie Gill
more; the vocational instructor,
Prof. J. A. Harris and the N. F.
A. Quartette, consisting Of Lewis
Lowe, Ruel +, Green, Grady YER
ger and Willie Lee Ross, motored
to Texarkana, Wednesday, April
8, to broadcast for Is minutes.
The songs were. 81 Want To Go
Through" in The Evening BY
The Moonlight" "Over My Head"
and "Home On The Range" A
very interesting talk was made by
the president, Vocational Agrl-
culture is Vital to American Pro-
duction." Reporter of the group
is Lewis Lowe,
PERSONALS: Mrs. Allene Mont
gomery spent several days in Lit
tie Rock, visiting her sister, Miss
Osceola Montgomery, a graduate
Of Yerger High School, last year
and who is in attendance at Phil
ander Smith College. The visitor
also included Pine Bluff on her it.
eniary Visiting IN Shreveport re-
Gently were Mesdames Odessa
Mack, Mary Jones, Rocks and
Queen Hughes, who motored there.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, |. Alexander of
70s Oak St., Texarkana, Texas,
were the week end guests of their
mother, Mrs. T, c. Cochran. Mrs.
M. l.. Forester of Baton Rouge,
La, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Agnes Hardeman. Misses Lucia
Mack and Helen Lacefield spent
the week end in Texarkana, visit
ing their sister and neioe, Mrs.
Wendell Bryant, of l415 Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Barfield
spent the week end with friends
in Hot Springs and Malvern. Mrs.
Ethel Trimble of Hugo, Okla, was
visiting in the city with her sister
and brother, Mrs. Mary Yerger,
and Mr.. Clifford Barfield. From
the Getty of Roses" came Mr.. and
Mrs. Freedman Scott and mother
as guests Of relatives here, Mr..
and Mrs. Matte c. Tyree, Mrs.
Fannie Jackson is visiting her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Celia Flenory, Now liv-
ing Albion, Mich, is Mr.. Paul Nc
Fadden, former resident here and
is lonesome to hear from lis
friends. (The address is SIG w.
Cass So Week end guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Sutton, was Mrs.
Gladly Brooks of Minola, Texas.
Recovering-Yes, friends are very
glad to see Mrs. Virgie Lee Phil
lips recovering from recent ILL
ness,