Arkansas State press., 1942-11-06

Bessie Ragland, R.Nie
lIadley. Angelina Hardwick, Lille
B, Logan, Ollie Wiley, Cora Buch-
anna, Lillian Kountz. Earle Braz-
belle, V, Holmes. Ollie Lee Roach,
Corine Evans, Tressie Loudermilk
Willie Mae Dunlap, Rev. L. N.
Glover and Mr.. Glenn Sheares and
Mother. Others Of the community
were Mesdames Ethel Ericsson,
Rosie Brandom, Eller Suttles, Nan
ey Austin, Daisy Phillips. Lydia
Howard, Matte B. Collins, Anna
Stuart, Maxwell Harris, Pearl Jet,
Odessa Shaw, Matte Tyree, Marie
Nelson, Ruby Williams, Dollie
Williams, Mirle Aubrly, Roy John
son, Naomi Poindexter, Treble
Haney, Mary Eliza Jones, Willie
Ann Alexander, Blanche Peeler,
Susie Merchern, Alzadie Pallmore
Maggie Bradley. Rosie Anna
Webb, Evline Powers, Minnie p,
Washington, Mary Smith, Spears
Vera lee McFadden, Levonia Cole
man, Lorene Nelson, NJ. S. White.
Lizzie LoMermilk, Clara Beal,
Vera Jones, Martha Washington,
Almeta Jones, Messrs. l.. A. Clark,
Ed Evans, Pearl Williams and
Charley Witherspoon. The Mission
airy Society gave Mrs. Sarah
Lloyd, who is i'll Sl.0O in cash and
IRE praying an early recovery for
her:
Lonoke Bapt Church: Supt J. A.
Harris, presided at the S. S. hour
and an attendance of as was re-
u tied. with lLfoal review by
Bro. James Young Prayer SER
vices were conducted by Sister
Phillips and Deaeons John Henry
kean, E. J. Jones and Joe Jack
son. Message for the day was
hr ugtt by the pastor. BTU was
well attended and program was
lradered by group No. 2 sponsor
Cd by Mrs. Jessie Brown. Colloc-
len was S57,79 for the day,
Garrett Chapel Bart ChrIca.
Supt G. w. Joiner, presided at
the Sunday School hour and a good
lessen discussion was heard. The
message was brought by the pas
ton. Let US try to attend church
every Sunday. Join as il our
prayer moment each day at some
time while We are engaged in 4
few moments of prayer daily fol
the boys in service. Let then,
knew through mail that we are
still thinking of them and pray
ing for them. "If | have wound
ed any soul today, if I've caused
one float to go astray, if I've lived
in my own wilful way Dear LORD
forgive. Georgia A. Cooks, church
reporter,
Bethel AME Church: Acting
Supt Rev. Covington conducted
the Sunday School on Sunday and
the morning message was brought
by pastor. In the evening Rev. J.
w. Williams and members were
on program for the Homecoming
Reilly
Bebee Memorial CME Church:
Supt Dizzy Douglas presided at
the S. s. hour and general review
was given tv Mr.. O. l.. Douglas.
The Yong Peoples Glass received
both banners. Message at the
morning service was brought by
the pastor Beginning November
10th, Rev. A. Morris will preach
four nights at the church. Sunday
Nov. 18th. each member is asked
to pay Sl.00. The Fourth Quarter
ly Conference will meet on Nov.
goth and each leader is asked to
report $500. The League visited
Mt. Zion CME Church at their
League hour and rendered a pro-
gram. Mrsl Mi tie Sanders is
president. The Community re-
molding Glass at 307 South Haze!
st. is progressing nicely and is a
great benefit to the community.
with Mrs Adie F. CLARK teacher.
Personals. Mr. Roosevelt Woods
~ Malvern was the house guest
IF his sister and brothu-in-law.
llr. and Nre Frank Flcncry. Miss
1ranita Henderson Of Tcxarklna
was the weekend guest of Miss
iurleau Cannon. Misses Jean f..
Riglowe and Clare b. Williams Of
Texarkana spent a pleasant Sun
day at the home Of Miss Mary ".
league. Miss Ara c. Swift will
soon bid friends adieu as her Calf.
sunshine is lonely for her. Who?
Miss Cannon and Set. Harris Oh.
res, I heard they would tie the
knot soon, TOO. Xmas. | think. d.
Miss Mary Lillian Green who has
lrcu tho puf 81 of friends and TO-