Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Ell Dorado
BY MISS RUTH INGRAM

Free Union AME Church with
Rev. T. N. Stith pastor made
donation to Prof. and Mrs. L. r.
Williams, recently losing belong
ings by fire. was s15,46. Supt. l..
r. Williams heads the Sunday
School department and along with
the pastor invites you to attend
services here Scout Master j.
S. Sewell and Joe Atkins, Sr. of
troop no. Is announce the men,
bership roll as C. w. Moore, DIR.
]. w. Grins, Charlie Franklin,
Aron McGee. j. NJ. Reeves. VIII
Reeves, Prof, r. S. Scott, Prof. N.
f, Jackson, Rev T, O, McJunkins,
|, II. Carlos Officers of the
BAE Of LIST Baptist Church are
Mrs, Miles, president, Mrs. Atkins,
vice president, Mrs. ]. S, Sewell,
Recording Secretary, Group teach
ers are Mrs, Della Springer. Mrs.
r, Lee, Mrs. C. Gray, Mrs. b,
Sims, Group No, / with Mrs.
Springer reported s26,17 and the
body turned $3.50 over to the
BYPU as announced by Rev. r. O..
McJunkins, pastor Circle No.
3 met at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Mae Darling, with the teacher
Mrs. Susie Read discussing the
lesson. Officers are Mrs. Susie
Miles, president, Mrs. Pearlie Nc
Gehee. secretary. Collection was
$94S and Mrs. Mary Gaines Is
treasurer Mrs. Laura Johnson
entertained Circle No. 4 with a
buffet dinner. with Mrs. Freeman,
Nj. L. Thomas. M. L. Moore, O..
Howard, M. Henderson, A Dillon,
L. Sims, e. Farris, Nellie Mitchell,
G. Scroggins, w Robinson and L..
Johnson as hostesses. Mrs. Mary
Henderson directed the guest In
the dining room where Mrs. Ho-
ward and Mrs. Mitchell served at
the table. Winners in the even
ing's games were Mrs. J. Num-,
Mrs. r. Moore, and Mrs. G. Nc
Gehee. Mrs. Margaret Winn of
Chicago was special guest 4.
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL: The gram
mar school is headed by Prof Fl.
Fl. Hill with twelve teachers
Mesdames e. NJ Dunning, B. D.
Hill, Leona Gafford, G. J. Henry,
Ella Yancy, Misses Day, Gafford,
and Allison and Prof. G. Fl. Henry
and l.. Rodgers The school
has reported 100 per cent in all
war time drives Mrs. B. D..
Hill and Home Ec students will
present. "A Simple Prescription
For Health, Happiness and Long
Life" at the school auditorium on
March 23rd :. Coach l.. Rodgers
and basketball teams have done a
fine job, winning nine out OF the
twelve games played. Star players
are Ezell Ratcliff and Roy James
Dismark with the boys team and
Oracle Mullins with the female
troupe Among the accomplish
ments Of the PTA unit is the in
creased playground equipment
WASHINGTON HI SCSHOOL ::
National Negro History Week was
observed here, when dramatiza-
tons Of noted characters were
given Dulcie lie Miles was mis-
tress of ceremonies and among
the soloists was Lasell Moore j..
SOCIAL SLANTS: We miss Mr.
Howard Lee, piano player and Mr..
Depths Wiley, mechanic who left
for California Mrs, Lille Free
man spent a brief vacation in Pine
Bluff Mrs. frankie Cross,
prominent business woman enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Davis Of Mag
nolia . -. From the Shipyards at
Norfolk, Va. was Norris Wilson
as guest Of parents Hats off
to Mr.. Phil Harmon new employee
Of the Mo. Pacific Railroad Co. = =.
An observation trip was made to
Camp Joseph r.. Robinson. Little
Rock by Mr.. Marshall Moody, Mrs.
Fannie Mae, r. r. Ingrah, e. J.
Terrell, v. Wilson and f. Bradford
Mrs Anna Jones Of Detroit
was entertained by her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Mary Sims Miss
Earestyne Egbert celebrated her
10th birthday with party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ], Wilson
Guests were Dorothy Gilman, We
ra Wilson, Warren G. Meeks,
Dulcie Lee Miles, j. Henry Tate.
Out of town guests were Melamie
Evans, formerly of this city, but
now attending a Louisiana insti-
tuition and MISgt Joseph Marshall
Of Rice, Calf.