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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Nashville

Mrs. Lenora McGee OF Ozan
one OF the leading citizens OF the
county. left for her future home
in Cleveland, Ohio, The Minis
ters Alliance met with Reys.
Young, Mitchell, Harris, Coleman
and Buchanan in attendance. Wis,
itlng were Mesdames Viola Hill,
Alive Williams, Matte Hutchin'
son and jamie Sampson, Supt,
Weddle and ]. H. Hill were guest
speakers, also w, o. Hill OF Lit
tie Rock, Secretary OF Good Sa-
maritans Mrs. Johnnie Coulter
has as guest her mother and Mrs.
Virginia RAY Wolley of Ell Dora
do. Dave Willis won prize on
his Victory garden. Mrs, Dor
Othy Lomax of Sacramento, Calf.
is visiting her sister, Maryi Lou.
Mrs. Verna Morris is visit
ing her mother. Mrs, Laura Frank
lin, Brisbane Willis has left for
Detroit. Mich. Sterling Willis
visited in Hope e, Marvin Pryor
with Jimmie Lee Pryor, Of Dallas,
Tex, is visiting his mother, Mrs,
Mabel Willis, prior TO army in
duction. Mrs. Roberta Williams
OF Mineral Springs has the dis
tinction of having 5 sons in the
military service, viz. calvin, John
Edwin. Louis and Rual, the lat
ter serving overseas Dewett
Langford has been promoted TO
Sergeant. Rev, f. d. Adams
Of Prescott delivered graduation
address at Childress Hi School
with diplomas received by Char
lene Jordan, Dilcy Seoggins, Jew
ell Dean Taylor, chester Young
and Queen Ester Williams with
Prof. w. S. Weddle, principal.
Rev II. s. Coleman brought the
bacealaureate sermon,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Batesville News
By Elise Smiley

Prof and Mrs. A. M. Miller
attended State Teachers Associa-
ton at Pine Bluff. Pvt. Jack
Strong has been promoted to Cpl.
in the 32srd Aviation Squadron
at independence, Kansas. Mrs,
cara Drew State President OF
Women's Auxiliary OF Bapt.
church was a gust of Mr.. and
Mrs A NJ. Miller in the interest or
funds for Ark. Bapt. college, q.
The o. S. " A. War program
opened with the keynote address
by Miss Jane Moose. Billie
Brown suffered a broken leg on
his job. Clarence Simpson is
reported to be very Ill at his home
on Rock St Miss NJ. V. Bell re-
ceived souvenir pillow from
Pvt. II. 7, Tucker at camp Sibert,
Alabama Evangelist p. b. Mar
tin met and organized a Mission
airy Society at the st. Paul AME
Church, Newark, electing Mrs.
Dorothy Branscomb, president,
Mrs. Henrietta Strong, vice pres
ident Mrs Nora Ann Harrington,
SECRETARY; Miss Pauline Strong,
treas, and lesson for the day was
taught by Mrs Branscomb. Rev.
J, l. Branch Is pastor of the
church. MIR and Mrs. Sadie
Waugh announce that their son,
Maurice, is now rated Bird Glass
Petty Officer with the Naval
forces at camp Robt. Smalls, III.
finishing with the highest aver
age in his class. Mrs Vallee
clark Is visiting her sick daugh
ter, Mrs. Fannie Brown in Lewis.
Vile.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Upchurch Training
School


o., With the Churches. A
fine Sunday School is observed at
the Sweet Home church with
Supt. ]. l.. Harris A box sup
per was sponsored at the St
Mark Church by the Pastors Aid
club. The church honoroed pas
tor Rev w. A. Steward and wife
in impressive anniversary services,
with sermon delivered by Rev NJ
t. Tucke. pastor Of Munns chap
ell Bapt Church, Prescott. Music
was in charge of Prof. Vanhook.
collection for they day totaled
$5@.23. with the Schools, d.
Officers OF the recently organized
Mems Club are r. NJ Lawrence
president; Rev. d l.. Harris, vice
PRESIDENT. Leonard Sockwcll. Sec
Rotary, Prof Maurice Hail. treas
urer, and G. A. Miner is reporter,
with a main objective to aid in
transportation to school enter
talnmont and the group will also
offer as a bureau Of information
on current issues The primary
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

grades were presented In an ope-
rata. "A Day In Flowerdom,'
with James Albert Mccoy. May
Lou johnson, Bessie NJ. Crayton.
Zadie Bell Brown, Lenzie Earl
Mills. Rosett Charles. Joe Nathan.
Dorothy Marie and Juanita Har.
ris as characters. The Gospel
Triumpheters OF Malvern will ap-
pear in a program on Sunday at
800 p. m. w gratefully aek-
nowledge the visit of Miss Brooks
library director OF Atlanta, Ga,
who gave suggestive plans to es-
tablish a standard library Miss
Helen Hawthorne, acting librarian
will study at Prairie View College
at the summer session in order
that plans be perfected here.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
News From Arkansas State

Hot Springs were Easter guests
of her mother, Mrs. Della Gaines,
and was joined by Mr.. and Mrs,
Mack Young and Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Gaines and children to
make up a happy Easter for the
family. Mrs. Nettie Stanley Is
visiting in Hainesyille. La. Mrs
Leila Belle Thomas and children
were guests of her mother. Mrs
Pleas Gaines. Rev. Nelson of
Fordyee was guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Bailey Gaines.
Mrs. Jessie Barnes and grandehil-
dren spent Tuesday in Stephens,
-. Mrs. Gladys Ford spent East
er with her mother, Mrs, Jessie
Barnes, Mrs. Helen MeMiller
left Saturday for chicago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
DermOtt Items
Nv Miss Lille NJ. Wimberly

Cecil Harris left Monday for
his home in chicago after 3
weeks visit here, Mrs. Doris
Lemly OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is home
again. billiard Richardson OF
Chicago visited home folks here.
Miss Madeira Booker left for
Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Doris Knox
and family are making st, Louis,
Mo, their home o. G, VIII
liams of San Angelo, Tex, Is about
town again. Pvt. Josiah John
son, only son Of Mrs. NJ. ]. Rich
erson spent a brief furlough here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris and
Mrs T. l.. Green have been add
as weekly PRESS readers. Fun
eral services for Dunbar Pinkney
were held Sunday at Ash st, Bapt.
church with Mathews Funeral
Home in charge Bible Reed.
Cecil Harris, VIII Myles, Mrs.
Clara Reed and Miss Lille Mae
Wimberly enjoyed a fish fry on
Lake Wallace Mrs. Fannie
Bryant was hostess to the Modern
Matrons club. In an effort to
spread cheer the group sent Eas-
ter greetings to local boys in the
armed service. Mrs. Lille NJ.
Williams was home the weekend
Mrs. L. NJ. Baxter was re-
cent visitor in Monticello Dan
Wilson has returned from Rich
mond, Calf. Funeral services
Of II. r. Doles OF 2S15 Cross St.,
Little Rock were held from Mt.
Olive Bapt. Church. Mrs Dor
othy Washington visited in Green
will, Miss. Mrs. Freddie Jen-
kins has returned to st. Louis.
Pvt. Sylvester Burks was home on
furlough Mrs. Nancy Mathews
and cpl. James Brown visited
relatives here. Mrs. Annie NJ.
Carlisle was a recent visitor here.
=. Mrs. Beulah Riley spent East
er in Monroe. Mrs. Mary Stitney
and children left to join her hus-
band In California. Russell
Johnson OF Hot Springs was in
the city. Mrs. B. F, Grant was
a Pine Bluff visitor Mrs Cleo
Sykes OF Fresno, Calf, Is home.
ct. Miss Cordelle Gray of Hender-
son Business college, Memphis,
was home for Easter holidays.
Misses Bridges, Brooks and Mabel
Bankston Of Wilmot visited here,
Misses Virginia NJ. Green and
Lille M. Bryant entertained the
younger group with an elaborate
formal affair at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Bryant.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Hot Springs High
Lights
BY Gloria Downs

| The Vapor City gave a warm
welcome to Mrs. Memphis T. Gar
rison OF Gary. West Va. DR.. Vim
cent NJ. D., John Furgeson Of
Philadelphia, Pa. and William
Brock OF Chicago. Rev. G. H.
Richardson and Mrs. T. Erik are
confined to their beds.
The Citizens here turned out
dressed in perfect form all day
Easter and they are to be con-
graduated for the fine way they
attended the 5 A. NJ. Easter Ser
vices at the following churches,
Union Baptist, Visitors Chapel, A.
M. e. Haven Methodist and Cotrell
G. NJ. E..
Mrs. Mary Tidwell and Miss
Helen Roach prepare some Of the
best food in the country.
The Negroes Of Hot Springs
should never be crazy enough to
put their energy out on electing a
Bronze Mayor. We should start
now and put one Of our race in
the field to run for Mayor of the
City or for some other public Of
flee.
Some Gossip:
Well it has happened at last;
Baby Lemons got his first hair
cut. He and his grandmother
cried. or all things Miss Leona
Finley PLAYED the role of losing
sweetheart and Miss Peggy Full
Ter married silly Jitterbug in
their recent Freshman High
School play. The play was tops.
but II wouldn't be bad for some
body 70 teach the students to sit
down in the seats and watch the
aeXt play rather than stand on top
OF the seats. This wouldn't hap
pen in a Circus.
FLASH--A little slow talking
girl of Ozark st as a black eye
The 4'ushy headed pastor of
Haven Methodist church got mad
sunday and layed his Lady Ushers
off for seven dayr when they all
came TO church dressed in their
Easter outfits rather than their
uniform, A ladies' new Easter
shoes hurt her 'ret so badly in
church Sunday untI she pulled
them off and walked home in her
stocking feet
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
TEXARKANA
Mrs. ID. Marshall
I'honc 1921

Mrs. Dorothy Beaver and Miss
Berthalma Brooks of Marshall,
Texas wer' house guest of Mr., and
Mrs. Manuel Miles of S22 Laurel
st. Mrs. Beaver will be remember.
ed as Dorothy Scott, daughter of
Mrs. C. G. Scott who is now liv-
ing In California. Mrs. Beaver and
Miss Brooks are enrolled at Wiley
Beauty School, Marshall, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. o. n. Mosley are
newcomers from Hillsbough, Tex.
as and he Is employed as embal.
mer for John ]. Jones, Funeral
Director. The couple share the
lovely home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Mikes. 1922 Laurel =. The
Rachel Ciele OF the college Hill
Bapt. Chuch met in a cooperative
meeting Thursday In the home
Of Rev and Mrs. J. J. Deloney at
207 N. Kirby st., with Daughter
Marie Williams OF Kansas City
as guest speaker, Mrs. Williams
Is sister OF Miss Bessie Vaughn.
Ref. Fl. w. Downing brought q
message on Love to the congreg-
alton Of st. James Bapt. Church
on Sunday Mrs. Josie B.
White, wife Of the late JuilI White
passed on April 26 Mrs. Eddie
Lee Turner and Mrs. Mary Lee
Chidds of Los Angles, Calf. have
been guest OF their parents. Mr..
and Mrs, G. E. Walker, SIT Henry
st, and their brother Mr.. and Mrs,
Eliga Walker, 314 Troost Mrs
Chills left to join her husband,
Pfc, Cato c. Chidds in North
Carolina Mrs. Lucy Jordan
on Pinehurst st. underwent an
operation at the Pine St. hospital
and Is reported doing nicely :.
Eugene Marshall Of 81 Wynedott
st. left for Kansas city and win
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Wrightsville


. Easter services were observed
at the various churches through
out the city. First Bapt. Church
lost faithful member when
Deacon Isaiah Walker passed on
April 10. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. G. b. Walker, two
neices, Mrs. Letha Brooks and
Nancy Champion OF North Little
Rock. The membership extend.
deepst sympathy to the bereayed
family Mrs. c. Hall and Mary
Henderson are reported i'll and
We are hoping speedy recovery
for them. The Usher Board OF
the Virginia Bapt church will
sponsor a program on May 16, as
announced by Mrs, II. A. Hodges,
church reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Lewisville Items
by Horace W. Gaines

... Mrs. Odessa Rice Of Shreve.
port, La, spent a week with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs II. G.
Washington. II. v Turner at
tended a conference Of regional
Scout Executives in Dallas. Mrs
Ollie johnson and daughter spent
two weeks in Hope. Miss Eli.
abeth Thompson of Hope spent an
visit with relatives here.
Mrs Helen Fort and daughter,
Rubie Lee, Mr. A. Sandrs, Mrs
Marie Williams and son, Billie
and Mrs. Lille Mae Stovall left
for california whore they will join
their husbands. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Faulks and children Of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Sander Items

The students of Sanders Jr.
High School are preparing for ex-
animation School closing eXer-
cises will begin Thursday night,
April 20, when the primary de-
partment presented an operetta,
The Wedding of the Flowers,
Commencement services were OBJ
served Sunday, Nay 2, wen Rev
erend f. n, Glover of Htpe, deliv-
cred the commencement sermon
at 3;30 p. nj. On Monday night
play. Black Magic, was given
by the intermediate department.
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
May 5 and 6, will be class night
and graduation exercises. Glass
address will be delivered by Pro-
fessor r, A. Hamilton, Hope.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

Seipio A. Jones, 1872 Cross. Mol
lie claire witnessed Easter ser
vices At Big Bethel AME Church
where she was guest OF Mrs. An
ME Mae Elliott. Mr.. Van Banks
.of Chicago Is guest of Mrs. Viola
Ross and nephew. Ed Banks. -.
Miss Lois NJ. Knowles, A. NJ. & n.
student, left to Join the WAAC at
Des Moines, la. Son Cook OF
.5l2 + 24th St, is reported Ill. Il
Mrs Katie II. Gardner OF New
York City is guest of Atty Perry
and Mr.. and Mrs Henderson
Perry, Mrs Il, T Bedgood held
open house Easter Sunday for
Mrs. Edna Anderson OF Kansas
city. Mo. pvt, Henry Branch
was weekend guest of Mrs Tom
ME Wesley. ABOUT OUR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Clu4
Notes. The membership OF
New Jerusalem Bapt. Church with
Rev. ]. T. Gatiin, pastor, witness
I'd an informative Easter program
at the Sunday School hour with
symbolic address by ]. j. Evans
and A. n. Wallace and a black
board demonstration by j. Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Goodwin OF
TYLER. Texas, were among VISITORS
Rev c. Harris conducted morn
ing services climaxed by express
sions from members and visitors'
Two sisters of A. ID. Rowan were
present from chicago. az report
cd nv Miss Dolores Woodruff.
United with Ward chapel Church
on Sunday morning was A. Climen
and later assigned to Glass To-
This church group worshlpPeu
with Allen Temple in End Quar-
terly meeting at an aftrnoon ser
vice and typical Easter program
was presented at the night service
in charge of young people of the
church. p. f. Anderson will mold
his End Quarterly Conf. on May
= with afternoon message by Rty'
and services in charge
OF the Ministerial Alliance, A
Mothers Day program will be
presented at the night service.
Earl Mitchell is STATE PRESS
agent fer the church group ana
Mrs. NJ. Hemingway is reporter.
DR.. r. T. Scoggins brought
the special Easter message at Al
len Temple church and held quar-
terly Conf. at the evening hour'
Rev. G. l.. MCLEAN of New Hope
AME Church was speaker at an
evening service of the Minlsterlai
Alliance and financial reports to-
tailed $4.S65. An Easter pageant
AT the ross Road highlighted
the Earter service. The COM
munity Club held open house Mon
day with Attorneys Perry and
Flowers and Mrs. J. G.. Kahn as
xuest speakers. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Jones, representatives of the
STATE PRESS spoke in the In
terest OF the paper, which Is
widespread over the State.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Newport
Bv Mrs. Gladys Mays

News from here. Mrs. Adah
Williams received communication
from her nephew. Pvt, Cloyee N.
Blasengame somewhere In North
Africa. Rev. N. l.. Dove visited
his mother. Mrs. Curry at West
Memphis and she accompanied him
home. . Mesdames Fannie Fraz-
Ter. Annice Brown and Maggie
Oates are reported i'll. Churches
through out the city held impress
siye Easter programs. Kew
James |. Branch is substituting
for Mrs. N. A. johnson at the 10
cal school due to the illness ot
her mother at conway. MIS-
Evelyn Rucker of Batesville was
here on business and guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Knoxie Branch. =
Mrs. Ethel Griffin has returned
from st. Louis after a pleasant
visit with her daughter and grand
daughter. Mrs. Rosa Wade 10
improving. Mrs, Willie Lewis
visited Mrs. Lena Alexander AT
Diaz Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
din have moved into their ne"
home on Remmell Ave. MIS-
Johnnie Maude Smith visited her
husband In Memphis and reports
steady Improvement for him
Mrs Bobbie Mosley. Adah Eayes,
Elmer Dean shopped in Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson pur-
chased home on clay st. The
church of God in Christ was host
to a Roung Peoples Meeting when
a weeks sssion was held,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
MOrriltOn News
By Nivcrean Harrcll

MIR. and Mrs. Ella Brown en-.
tertained Mrs. w l., Lambert
and Mrs. Corene Mckinney az
dinner Saturday " Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Smith announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Dorothy
Mae, to T.Cpl Reed of Montgo-
merry Ala 49,. Mrs John Brown
entertained Mrs. w. L. Lambert
OF Little Rock and Mrs Joe DEN
mis- of Monticello o., From re-
spectiye camps az guests in our
city were Sgt. Audrey Brown, It.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Stamps Items
By Mrs. Edna G. Boone

Personalities in the news
Mrs. Gladys Brown Is visiting rel
atives in Texas. Joe Henderson.
popular bachelor about town
made an extended business trip
last week. Dist. Mgr Flowrs
attended a 3-day meeting in Tex
arkana for Universal Life ms,
representatives. Mr. Berry,
prominent member of the AME
Church is confined to bed at his
home. Lille b. kendrick and
her mother left for Arizona to take
up residence. Mrs. Il. M. Harris
visited her parents in Texarkana
for Easter holidays. Lafayette
School: We've another teacher
in the second grade room. the
fourth this term. We feel we
may safely say. Rev, Kendrick
will finish the term. Achieve
ment Day and Talent Night were
held on Friday. with Lewisyille.
Wood Spring. Buckner and
Buckner and Stamps participat-
Ing aad special mention goes to
the little Brown boy from Buck.
ner who sang, 81 Want a Little
Girl. "Taffy Amp" will be
presented by the primary depart
ment soon. WATCH FOR DATE.
As a complete shock to the
citizenry here, death claimed l..
w. Harper. prominent restaurant
operator on Sunday, April rs. Mr..
Harper was stricken on porch OF
hts business and died without re-
gaining consciousness.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
Pine Bluff

EASTER VACATIONISTS ID.
Lazelle and George Wesley visit
Cd In Little Rock. D.. Mrs. Oliver
fireman visited in Forrest city, ,
DOWN OUR WAY MIR. and
Mrs Gro. Wiley of Oakland cal.
ifornla are guests Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Wiley and
sister. Mrs Pauline Branton. 4.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Phillips Of
$40 =. Fan St entertained her
sister. Mrs. Floroc Evans Of Lit
Tie Rock Little Mullie Claire
Medley neice Of Miss Myrtle NJ.
Jones, 900 w. Pullen st. accom-
palned her to Little Rock where
they were Easter guests Of Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

1t has been announced that Dr.
T. J. Griffin, minister of Haven
Methodist Church of Hot Springs,
will deliver major address at
the annual meeting of teachers of
Sumner County. Tenn. One of
the most dynamic leaders in the
correctional set-up, Dr. and Mrs
Griffin will visit other churchmen
who are also in line for the next
General Conference while in the
bordering state and will be guest
ofrelatives at Gallatin, Tenn.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
McGehee News
BY Tom Jones

The Rev. C. s. Carroll OF
Tullulah. La. Is conducting a sue.
cessful revival at the McGehee
chapel Bapt. Church with Rev.
r. G. Grimes, pastor. John
jenkins Of Bastrop. La, Is in the
city to spend a week with his chill
dren and friends. Mrs. Eliza.
beth Burage OF Pine Bluff spent
the Easter holidays here. Miss
Nola Washington was guest at the
A. M. a N. College where her sis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07
ROttaken
by Mrs. G. II. Folks

. Mrs. BLANCHE Glenn was hos
tess to the Home Demonstration
Club when the group met at her
home with Mrs. Mozella Crittend-
en- in charge. Plans were perfect
ed for Better Homes Campaign.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

In memory of my darling daugh-
ter, Surredda Dunn, who left US
lonely and sad April 28. 1921.
Darling, we all loved you.
Even tho you were with us just
a short time,
But since then my life has been
so sad
w loved you, but God loved you
best"
Signed: Mrs. Sallie lsbell,
mother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

| 2RH sei feu utlleious tulht
inner TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hun
r. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Reeve
I'd Messrs. silas Stewart. Sr.. ant
Brown. Mrs. Bertha Wimberly
a. called to Helena due to the
lness of her mother. Mes
danes Sarah Willis and Annie
Smith were weekend visitors in
Crossett with their sister, Mrs
cora cole. Mrs. Aleena Beau
man of st. Louis accompanied her
brother, +. p. Bradley here after
he enjoyed an extended vacation
with her. Mrs. Mary j. Lamb
was guest of her sister and bro
ther-in,law. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Walker, of Helena. Loss was
estimated at several thousand dol
lars when fire destroyed property
in the residential section here.
Mrs. Maude billiard entertained
her sister.in-law, Mrs, Bessie Har-
ris and Mrs. Hilda Tubbs, both OF
st. Louis and they also visited
Mrs. Julia Cayson, Mrs Hazel
Harris of Chicago Is guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. Mauae billiard. Mrs
Edna Gibson and Mrs. Sally Shell
were Pine Bluff visitors, Mrs
Mabel Person became the bride OF
Isiah Avant at the home OF her
aunt. Mrs. Maude billiard. with
Rev. S. ]. Crawford officiating.
Mrs. Lena clark entertained her
daughter.in-law. Mrs, Lizzie Flu
qua of Tunica. Miss, Miss Mar
gurite Graves and Mrs. Marie
Jackson entertained Mrs. Frank
Buffin OF st. Louis and Mrs.
Freddie Lee Williams of Dumas
Mrs. Buffin is the former MISS
cross Earl Johnson OF r. attn
St. Pine Bluff. motored here and
was accompanied on the trip by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe christian ana
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Arnold. Mrs
Laura Williams formerly of chi
cage died here at the home OF her
brother, Johnnie Jackson. Funef-
al services were held from New
Hope Bapt. church, A Mothers
Day program dedicated to the mo-
Tiers OF men in service VIII De
held at st, Peters AME church at
4 D. m. Sunday, May IL. All
mothers are requested to be pres
ent. We are asking all pictures
If soldiers to be brought to the
program to be put on display.
Mrs. Bertha Ellis was a recent
Dermott visitor. John Ellis, &C.
tive in religious circles of the city
was indicted recently, and was
entertained by the Silver Rose
Quartet OF McGehet Chapl church.
the Four Notes and the Sharp
Workers, before leaving for
Camp. WOLFE PROJECT
NEWS (By Jack Hunley) Pvt.
Jack Washington was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Washington. Joe Larkin en-
tertained his mother and brother
last week. Sherman McDaniels
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John McDan-
iels. was visiting his parents. =
Bonnie Holmes made a brief call |
to see his mother Pvt. Johnnie
Fair spent a recent furlough here. !
Misses Love Lee Thomas and !
Ella Mae Hunley spent Easter
holidays in Dumas. Mr., and
Mrs. Jack Hunley entertained at |
a birthday party honoring their
son, |. w. Hunley 80. J. b. Shaw
and Miss Oneida Huffman are
leaving for california soon.
Funeral services were held at Rose |
Hill Bapt Church for Allen Hill,
who was killed by an unknown
assailant Survivors included his !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sicero Hill,
Gould. and sister Mrs. Malissa |
Thomas. Joseph King enter |
tanned his sister and mother OF |
Eudora and a sister of Kansas |
city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

the club group has lined up In
the Food for Freedom Campaign
and aids in increasing food pro-
duetien through Victory gardens,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-05-07

Invest Tn Bonds Today -- The
Government Needs Dough--and
Lots of it-and Needs II NV.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-04
5-YEAR OLD GIRL
yNJIIRED nv ALTO

Five-year old Helen Walker was
treated at Hillrnan Hospital Satur-
day for scalp alterations and head
injuries received when she ran into
the side of moving automobile
at the intersection, Georgia Road
and And Street, according to traf-
fic officials. The driver was held
blameless.