Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
By Mrs. v. {. Lu,.
Phune iIHN

Personalities in the News. Mrs
Maggie Harper of Chicago, ILL.,
spent the holidays in the city visi
ing her brother, Mack Brooks an,
was entertained with a New Yea
dinner last Monday night at tn,
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Sydney Hy
nson, @5 N, Kirby Guest,
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Levi.
Merdamss Lillian Bum and Car.
gee Henry, Mr., W. 7. Butler, W
c. Nolan, and Miss Rosie Lee
RAIDER. She departed for the
Windy City Wednesday night.
Freeman Sanders left for the army
wednesday and is temporarily sta
toned at Camp Robinson. Little
Rock. Mrs. A. r. Spain Of Little
Rock spent the weekend in the
city visiting her husband, A. R.
Spain Asst. Mgr. of Universal
Life Insurance Co., Rev. j. J. De.
loney delivered the message TO,
the evening str,ices Sunday at
kiblah. Miss Claudia Batey
spent the holidays here visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. C.
Lowe. She is a student at Tuske
gee Institute. John Doyle, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Nash left
last Monday to resume his studies
st Prairie View College after
spending the holidays with his par
ents. Prof, j. c. Pitts, sr. of
Jefferson, Texas spent Sunday in
the city as guest of Mrs. Amanda
Durgan. TOO Ash St. Prof. Pitts
IS principal of the Central Hi
School at Jefferson. Mrs. Aman-
da Durgan left Monday for a brief
business trip to Brinkley and Pine
Bluff. Local NAACP announces
$50 Members: Annual membership
drive of the Local NAACP was
launched on January 1, to end
FEBRUARY l. with goal Of 500 mem
hers set. To date $50 members are
recorded and if you have not join
cd, please do so by notifying Jno.
J. Jones, of the Jones Funeral
Home, lis f. 9th St.
IRON MT. ADDITION NEW:
(By Mrs. Katie N. Haynes) Mrs.
L. Y. Williams left last Monday
for California. Pvt. Lee Hill
left Friday for Mineral Wells,
Texas, to join the U. s. Army. :.
Funeral services for little Gioric
Gene Manning, infant daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Manning were
held at Walker Chapel CINE church
on Thursday with burial in Mag
nolia. !. Mrs. Claudine Green and
little son, William Hal went to
Lewisville last Saturday to visit
their sick grandmother. Ed Broad
AK is still on the sick list. EAST
END NEWS by Mrs. Ida B. Mar
shall): The Washington Hi and
College Hill PTA met Friday at
the school with Mrs. ]. A. Johnson
as president. 1t has been ann
ounced that Father and Son ban
quet will he held at the school
sponsored by the PTA on Friday
night Jan, 2c, Services at the
St. James Baptist Church were
largely attended on Sunday. New
" elected Supt. Of the Sunday
School Is J. I. Adams, Pastor
williams brought a burning mes
sage at the morning hour with
the Choral Club furnishing the
music. Previous report of the 1st
Sunday Rally was s45.33, with the
following members paying on Sun
day: Paying s10o were R. Carn-
ley and Mrs. Edna Tyler; soc was
paid by F. Adams c. c. Cantley,
L. Marshall and Mrs. Elnora, Paul
inc McCullen, Katie Mitchell, Tenn
Sears, Rachel Carnley. Bedia Muir
ply, Addie Epps, Clara 0rphad.
Oweda Tyler, Alean Scales; /.
Davis paid 4oc and those paying
Csc were Nesdames Sendella
Young, Carrie Moncrief, Buloh
Cantley, Julia Smith and Messrs
John Epps, H. L. Napoloan and
Edd Young, making total for the
First Sunday Rally S55.9S, as an
niunced by Rev. A. Williams, pas
tor and H. N. Magician, clerk.
Mr.. Wallace Seastrong passed Jan
z at his home on Delaware Street
The City prayer band met at the
18th st. Baptist Church Sunday
with fifteen present. 800 each
was donated to Mrs. Mary helps
and Bro. Garfield Ford. The
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