Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-01-29
By MIRA v. C. Love
Phone 4l7SW

SunCoy afternoon at the HAL
Memorial Church. with Mr.,
Thomas as mistress of ceremonie,
A paper was read by Mrs. Len
Bergman. "Thc Origin of w. S. {
s" and collection totaled $50.
Those present were Mesdames II
C. Cabean. Fannie King, Mary Gil
son, Rebecca Smith, Jodie MeClin
ton, Lydia Cunningham, Iren
Kelly and Mamye Smith. Mis-
Frances Louise Stuckey is visiting
in Dallas, Texas and Kansas City
No., and will spend the remainder
Of the school term in independence
Kansas. The Colored Division Of
the Infantile Paralysis Campaign
will climax their efforts with gi-
gantic singing convention at the
Arkansas Municipal auditorium,
Sunday evening, January 3lst at 8
p. m. featuring the Deep South
Quartet and the Quartette I'm
of Texarkana. The colored divi-
sion If the drive is progressing
nicely and the colored citizens Of
Miller and Bowie Counties are re-
spending in a fine way. E. J. Nash
president Of Texarkana Negro
Chamber of Commerce is general
chairman. The Executive Council
of the Local Branch Of the NAA-
CP. in its regular monthly meet
ing elected the following officers
for the new year. Jno. J. Jones,
president, Mrs, M. C. Daniels, vice
president, l.. P. Howard, secretary
Mrs. e. B. McPeters, Asst, secre-
tary; Executive Council members
nre DR.. 0. w. McPeters, executive
secretary, DR.. G. U. Jamison, Jno.
J. Jones. G. r. Florrnoy, L. d.
Roberts, Mott H. Mosley, B. H..
Hudson, Ed Warren, Rev. G.. r.
King, Nathan Jones, John H. Jack
son, L. P. Howard, Mrs. M. c,
Daniels, Mrs. Viola Daniels, Mrs
z. h. McPetcrs, Mrs. v. B. Simp-
son, Mrs. E. r. Jones, Mrs. L. P.
Jones, Mrs. ]. H. jackson. and
Mrs. Florence Towles. We solicit
your membership for 1943.
EAST END NEWS BY Mrs. Ida
B. Marshall, reporter: The Wash.
ington Iii and College Hill PTA
sponsored Patterson Banque,
Friday night at the school, with
Rev. c. A. Cabean. pastor Of Halls
Memorial Methodist Church. !.
Coach N. f. Jones of Washington
Hi School and Rev. J. H. Wilbert
pastor of the Canaan Bapt church
rs principal speakers. Closing re
marks were made by Prof. L. d
Roberts. principal Of Washington
Hi School. Special music was fur
nished by the Washington Higl
Chorus, with Miss A. Marie WI
Hams, director. The banquet wa
rated as huge success. Mrs. J. A
Johnson is president and Mrs
Oslo Leaks, secretary The 81
James bapt Sunday School wa
wide awake under the Leadership
Of J. Q. Adams, Supt. The Wo
men Adult Glass is still in the leat
and collection Sunday was S6.06
Pastor Williams brought the mes
sage the morning hour, "Troublins
the Waters" Among the man,
visitors was Mrs. c. c. Wilson
wife of our former pastor, als'
Mrs. Wesson. Offering tctaled S22
IS. President Doyle Stafford Is il
charge of the Btu and evening
message was brought by Paste
Williams. Mrs. Charles II. Wash
ington, 1903 Wyndott ST., leave
Friday for New Orleans, La, t
visit her husband, Pvt. Charles II
Washington. General Napolea,
made brief visit with his fathel
H. L. Napolean on Troost st. prio
to entering the Navy and is pre-:
emily stationed at Norfolk, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Virgil
are the proud parents of two bal
girls, Thelma Marie and Elm
Marie. When you want Pre-.
see Mr.. Lee Marshall, 419 Troo
st. or call 1921.
IRON MT. ADDITION (E
Mrs. Katie M. Haynes); News
the serious illness Of Mrs L.
Williams in Los Angeles, Cali
is regretted by her many friend
Funeral services for Mr. Ed Bros
AK were held Tuesday at the Jon
Funeral Home, with burial
Stateline Cemetery. Mrs. Anr
B. Paxton of Sparkman and n
Anderson Henry of Marshall, T
were in the city TUESDAY to ate
the funeral of Mr.. Ed Breads
uncle Of the latter. Mrs. Audr
M. Cox left last week for a vi
with her husband. Pvt Albert G