Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
BY Mrs. V. c. Love
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fighting forces and was entertain
ed with farewell party, Friday
night given ny his wife, Mrs. Mary
M. Jones and sister-in- Era
Mosley Cant. Mrs. Laura Steven
son wife of Rev. W. M. Steven
son, pastor Of Miles Chapel CME
Church was buried last week, with
funeral services held from Mag
nolia, Recent hostess to the Ush-
er Board Of Miles Chapel Church
was Miss Lola b. Sanderfer with
the president in charge and brief
discussion led by Bro. |, M. Jones,
after which a delicious menu was
served. The Young Ladies League
Of the Canaan Baptist Church was
delightfully."- entertained by it's
sponsor, Mrs. A. II. Garner and a
delicious buffet supper enjoyed. :.
Present were Misses Ruth Ray,
Cornelia Smith, Eva Cooper, Claud
lie Dawson. Georgia Larkin, Mary
Love, Lrrlyn Bowles and Phyllis
keele. The Protective Club of 18th
Street Baptist Church entertain
ed with a Thanksgiving dinner in
the church basement Thanksgiving
Day, serving 25 pioneers and ten
dinners sent to shut-ins. A good
program was witnessed and among
those present were Bro. Carey
Campbell, Mesdames Molly Smith,
Alice Payne, Collins, Canady,
Amanda Young, Mary billiard and
others. Salem School: BY Doro-
thy Mae Watson: Chairmen on the
Amusement program We're Macceo
Pace and James Arthur Beal on
last Friday. Wednesday morning
poems were read by Maceo Pace
and Dorothy Mae Watsoh with
Estella Beal in charge of riddles
and a recitation heard from Lester
Kay Pace. Each student is urged
to contribute something to the
chapel program to make them in.
teresting. Chapel exercises were
led on Wednesday by Lester Ray
Pace Juanita Jones and Bunicce
Howard this week and another
poem was heard from Estclla Peal,
with each contribution highly en-
Joyed. A timely lecture was heard
from leading faculty member,
Miss Holmes. Conducting Fri
days Amusement program were
Theodore Johnson and Neal Pace
and those participating were Doro-
thy Mae Watson, Georgia Lee
jenkins. Lester r. Pace, Robert
jenkins and Buniece Howard. with
closing remarks by faculty spon-
SCR.
"Nita" Jones misses her lunch
to see-saw. Georgia "Flippy"
jenkins slang is "Ah Shuckin".
bump me again. Charles E. Pace
has been seen on the campus for
three successive times. What's
up girls? Mildred Jones. keen
your head out of the hook, we
know YOU are an "A" student in
everything, but.
East End News: BY Mrs. Ida
Is. Marshall-The Washington HI
ana College Hill PTA units held
election Of officers this week with
Mrs j. A. johnson, president, Mrs.
story, vice president Mrs. Ossie
Leake, secretary, Mrs. Serene B.
Marshall assistant secretary: Mrs
tlhora Brown, treasurer, Mrs Ida
b. Marshall, reporter and Mrs s
Ingram, business manager. The
unit will meet each Friday after
noon and all parents and friends
are asked to attend. 81. James
Baptist Church had good services
Sunday, with Rev. H. W. Dawn
ing bringing the message and the
Choral Club furnishing special
music. Collection was $2S.14
Mrs. Rosie Rice Melton formerly
OF this city of Corpus Christi.
Texas is guest of her cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Rice, 500 Grove St
enroute to Norfolk. Va, to ioin
her husband, Pvt. George Melton
40 Camp Allen. Pvt Areily Walk
err is guest of his mother Mrs
niii'a retty on Belmont St. and Ia
presently stationed at Fl Huachu-
ca, Ariz.
Iron Mt Addition. Mrs. Katie
M. Haynes, reoprter, The Lonoke
Baptist church had enjoyable SER
vices Sunday with Rev. ]. A. john
son. pastor delivering the sermons
The W. M. U. Society Of stin-
son Chapel and Lonoke churches
conducted wonderful services the
9th Sunday appearing at the for
mer church during the afternoon
and at the latter church for night
services. Mr. and Mrs. 0. c. Tay-
Tor, 1901 Roosevelt st.. are proud
parents Of little girl, Doris Gene
:. Leroy Brown has returned from
jackson, Texas where he has been
confined in hospital with frac-
tured leg. Miss Donetta Joplin