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Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
by Ncunice Fuller

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Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

The Silver Rose and the -Four
Notes Quartettes met at the home
of Nh and Mrs. Henry Brooks
on Thursday night. After practice
delicious supper was served by
the hostess, Mrs. Brooks.
The No, l Singing Class met
Friday night at the usual heur at
the McGehee Chapel Church,
Brother II. X. WhatIey is presi-
dent and Bertha Ellis, secretary
of the class.
Mrs, Lille Aldridge and her
daughter were surprised with
hydrant in their back yard on
Friday, August 8, Both We're quite
proud Of this most unexpected sur
prise,
Cornerstone A. NJ. L, Zion
Church: Rev, J. X. Martin is spon-
sariug soul stirring revival
and wishes the attendance of
each and every person, Christian
and sinner. Cooperative workers
are his wife, Mrs. Eta Martin,
and his daughter, Miss Lillian
Martin. The meeting will run an
til Friday, August 10.
Mrs. Leodora L. Gear Of Jack
sonville, Florida, was the week -
end guest of Mrs. Lola Lucas and
| family. Mrs, Gears visit was
greatly enjoyed by all.
Evening Star Baptist Church:
On Sunday, August s, Sunday
! School was opened at 3:30 A. NJ,
with Mrs. l.. W. Flowers, Super
intendent, in charge. At 1O:45,
morning services were in charge
of the pastor, Rev. w, c, Camp
bell. b. T. L. groups for all ages
met at s p. NJ. with Mrs +. NJ
| Campbell as Dean. The evening
worship service was held at l.
! NJ. Other meetings for the week
are as fellows. Monday, 500 F. M
Beard meeting; Tuesday, 500 T
NJ, Gospel Choir practice; Wed
nesday, 500 Z. NJ, Prayer Meet
ing with Mr., l.. W. Summers ii
charge; Thursday 500 7. NJ.
Senior choir practice; Friday
500 p. NJ Usher Board meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W, Wimberll
are very proud of their tel
| pound baby boy.
On Sunday, August 20, the de
dicatory service will be held. The
sermon on this occasion will b.
delivered by DR.. j, f. Clark o.
Pine Bluff. Everyone is invited
and urged to attend
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

. =. The members of Shiloh Bap-
tiss Church are planning big
day to celebrate the fJlst anu
yefsary of their pastor, Rev. A.
j. carson, A refreshmert COM
mit,ee has been organized for
uue rev workers Of Shiloh who
werEed So diligently IN the re-
F4rHg and redceoratlnE OF the
mann auditorium of the church
Mrs. Sallie Reed IS on the
lick list for the week :, Mr..
frank Timothy Pace Of Camden
was accepted last week FIR SER
wee IN the United States Navy.
Alma Pritchard jones and
her brother. who rs now in the
L, S. Army, were in town last
week 70 attend the funeral of
their father, Mr.. f. Jones j..
William Myers Num- of .ha L, S,
Amy l. here ON furlougl. He is
visiting his mother, Mfs Ruth
Nunn Eli Raspberry is also
on fWlough here. He is visiting
his mother, his sisters, ard his
wife Mr.. and Mrs. j Elliott
left Monday to visit Mr., Elliott $
mother, Mrs, Pearlie Davis
Mary Otis Hall is visiting her
aunt Mrs A. Hall of II Dor.
ado, Arkansas. Mrs. Wyatt
Sandefuer has returned to Cam
den after a long visit with her
husband, Sgt. Wyatt Sandefuer
The revival which Rev. E.
d. Lester has been conducting at
the Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church of Lovann, Ark, was quite
successful in all ways Mrs
Gertrude utsey of Camden visit
ed Louvann, Arkansas, TO attend
the revival which was being con
Quoted by Rev, Lester -. kew
Scots of the Church Of Christ
has had most enjoyable week
Members of his own church anc
those of visiting churches con.
tributed to the success both fin
ancially and spiritually.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

lai progress. The summer schooI
session Is on the boom with yari-
Gus activities playing an import
alt part in the school curriculum.
The Music Department, a new
feature in the curriculum, Is
creating quite a bit of interest
in the community as well as in
the school, On last Friday all
piano students participated in a
scale playing contest. First place
in this contest was Won by Will
yarlean McNeal and second place
was won by d. d. Threat.
On August 20, the Choral Club
will present a musical program at
the Charlottesville School Off
GERS of the club are: Oscar Les
Brown, president; George Nalen-
tine, vice president; Freddie Rob
inson, secretary; Mary Hayes
asst, sec'y; Letha Beasoa treas
urer; Sarah Miles, reporter; Flos-
lie .i>Donald, Chairman Of pro-
gram committee; Bessie Lee
Hayes, Chairman social commit
tee.
The Charlottesville School wor
first place in the All Club rally
/ at Marion, Ark, on July 80,
Music for the summer session
/ is under the direction Of Mrs. n
/ Carmichael.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
COAL HILL
BY George W. West

10y George W. west
New Bethel A. NJ. e. News:
A most successful ten day re-
yiVal closed here Sunday. All
meetings were we'll attended. Rev,
Y. Bowers and Mother Mason
were ministers and brought Won
derful and inspiring messages
each day at noon and at the even
ing services at 500 p. NJ. Two
candidates for baptism were re-
ceiyed and collections totaline
$3205 were taken. 1t was with
great regret that the residents
saw the revival reach its close
Rev William Gray was host pas
tor
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

geal an already hard AM fast
practice aga nst which all Amer
ia is directing lis best energies.
No wonder a prominent labor
leader termed the act "a slap in
the face to those endeal orlng to
create better relations between
Negroes and white workers. 49,
Birmingham World.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
Hope,


Rising Star Baptist Church
The Southwest District Sunday
School, the b. T. L. Congress
and the Usher Board were helC
at the church August So. Tues
day night d short program was
rendered and the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. +. S. Moore, of
Malvern. During the meeting
many sermons were delivered by
various pastors and all We're Of
great benefit. Officers of the Con-
gress are: Rev. f. Il. Williams,
president; Prof. H. w, Wheeler,
secretary; Rev, j. l.. Grossly, Di-
rector General; Rev. f. N. Glover,
Dean; Brother George Mitchell,
treasurer; Mrs. Marie Williams,
pianist. All meetings of the Con-
gress were conducted smoothly.
The total amount reported by all
divisions was $474.G5.
The B. 7. L. was in charge of
Miss Earnestine Douglas. Unde"
her supervision a program and
short ply WIRE presented.
These were followed by o Queen
Contest in which Sl1.57 was rails
ed and two prizes were award
ed
Geebe Memorial G. NJ. NJ
Church. - Fine work Is being
done by the young people in
Auxiliary work and the work Of
the Sunday School is progress
ing nicely with Mrs. Del5ic Doug
las as superintendent. All ser
vices were well attended Sun
day. The pastor Rev Charles II.
Smith and family, the Wither-
spoon family. Mr.. A. c. Scales,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jodie Suttlcs, Mes
DANES Tcnnie b. Epps, Beard,
Lucy Alexander, Pennington. and
the Spiritual Six, the Senior
Choir and many others charter
ed q bus and motorcd to the
Homecoming Services of Cothren
Chapel G. M. f., Church at Pres
colt, Arkansas. Rev. Smith de-
lNcred the message and the
Spiritual Sin rendered several
numbers. The choir, accompanied
by Mr.. Withcrspoon on mis- bass
horn, also furnished music dur
ing the service O.. Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Rhonc and Mrs. Ada Bell
Green were guests Of their par
cnts and brother in Camden for
several days. &C.. Mrs, Annie II.
Ycrger was the Star Glass lead.
err in the church Monday night
Mr.. II. f, Bruce was second
Mrs. Odessa Witherspoon has
been assigned president of the
Matte r. Coleman Circle and Is
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
A PROBLEM FOR OPA
OR WIPE?

According to the City Councils
actions in tightening legislation
dealing with the peddlers Of I'M
licensed commodities. see mo-
thing ahead for the peddlers
when they return to the city from
the Spa" all purified but a panic
striker period. Where s. and an
Identification card or 81 and a
days observation once sufflced,
it will be $50 and 30 days mini
mum for the first transaction,
Nov, to avoid this, prices will
have to be raised or greater
production TO meet the demand.
VIII there ever be an end to all
the problems?
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
N(C(G2E[: HE:E::
BY Tom Jones

Mrs, Gladys Noble of sos S..
First Street, was the guest of her
sisters and brother in Tallulah,
louisiana, last Monday. She was
accompanied home by her sis
Ter, llrs. w. L. White of De-
troit. Michigan. Mrs. White will
visit other relatives in Tennes-
see, Louisiana, and Mississippi be
fore her return home.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bunting
have as their guest their little
godchild, Lola V, Davis, 1i01 King
street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
The home of Mrs. Louise Lamb,
1901 South First street, with all
its contents was DESTROYED by
fire. The fire was caused by the
explosion Of an oil stove.
Miss Jessie Kaufman left last
Friday or Chicago, H., where
she will VISIT friends.
Mrs. Luella Graves left on
July 10Th to spend few days
with her daughter in Kansas
City, Kansas. She will then go
to Cleveland, Ohio, where she
will visit her sister.
Mr.. John A. Freeman, a well
known citizen Of McGehee for
more than years, died recently.
Mr.. Freeman's death occurred
while he was enroute to the doc
tor.
Mrs. J. b. Bates and son, j..
r., Jr., left Tuesday for Mem
phis Tenn In Memphis they wril
be the guests of Mrs Bates
motberm law They will be &C
companied home by DR., Bates,
who recently attended tire East
West Game in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Williams
and little daughter, Gloria Dean,
spent Thursday in Little Rock
visiting their aunt and uncle.
They report a most enjoyable
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Ellis had
as their guests last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, Mayo Of Dermott,
Arkansas.
Pvt. John Ellis, who mas been
stationed in Camp Croft, South
Carolina, has teen discharged
fro mthe army and is home again
to stay. His sisters and mother
are extremely happy at his re-
turn.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
Bradley News
By A.. +. Brown

Rev. W. T. Hail reported pro-
gress revival at Mount Olive Bap-
fist Church. During this revival
seventeen candidates we're re-
ceived and total of $6l.33 was
raised.
The Sunday sermon of Rev.
d. A. Bell, pastor Of Gray S
Chapel C. NJ. f. Church was most
enjoyable and beneficial to all
who were present.
Shiloh Baptist Church will con-
duct a revival August II to Aug
ust 20. Rev. J. b. Harper will
be the speaker.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
7 EGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
McClinton Otis Stewart, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1870
Maxine Stewart, Defendant.
The Defendant Maxine Stewart
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
theeomplaint of the plaintiff, Nc
Clinton Otis Stewart
Dated August 4 1913.
Booker &Booker,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
John L. sullivan
Attorney ad LIEN.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk.
BY Ealy Red, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
Open Air
Revival Closes

The Open Air Revival, conduct
ed BY Rev, l.. 5 Brown, assistant
pastor of First Baptist Church,
North Little Rock, will close to-
night on the lot at End and Oak
SITS, Special speaker for tonight
will be Rev, Bell with special
musical selections by visiting
quartettes, Speakers during the
revival besides Rev. Brown We're
Rev. r. l., Turner, Rev. Green
and Rev. G. King.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
EDITORIALS -- VIEWS -- r

performing her duties most sue
eessfully,
Mount Zion c. NJ. L. Church:
The Sunday School, in charge Of
Brother John Henry Mulifew, re-
ported coed attendance last
Sunday. All sermons at the
church last Sunday were deliver
ed by the pastor, Rev. " $. Davis,
These sermons were enjoyed by
all present, The Epworth League
is progressing NIGEL yapder the
leadership of its president, Mrs,
Ethel Mae Harris,
Bethel \, NJ, L, Churet: Act
ng Superintendent of the Sun
day School last Sunday was Ben
Icreer =. The sermon at the
morning services was delivered
by the pastor At this service one
person avs added to the church,
The Epworth League was
conducted by Duel Ericsson,
Personals: Mrs, Jewel Cox
Shaw of San Diego, Calf is
here to spend the summer with
her mother and children Fl. Miss
Matte Mayors of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mayors
Of coo North Hazel street. Miss
Mayors also visited in Hot
Springs and Stamps, Ark. Mrs,
Mamie b. White Of Tuscon, Arr
IONA, is also the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Mayors Misses Dor
othy Mae Harris and Fon Louise
Jones were the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flenory and
their daughter, Bessie D., during
the Congress Mrs, Ellen Me
Collum has returned from q
months vacation in Chicago Ill,
where she visited her three
daughters and her sons-ln.law
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Brown, Mr.
| and Mrs, William Cross, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Shannon Sh'
also visited her two sisters. Mrs
McCollum reports most enjoy
able vacation. Her three grand
daughters returned to Camdel
with her. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lewis Flenory spent TIN
week end in Lewisville as tn
guests of Rev, and Mrs. Mile
Wilson Brenda Joyce AM
| Shirley Anne are visiting thei
grandparents, Rev, and Mrs. Mile
| Wilson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
To New Location

b. c. Wade, proprietor of the
Wade's Barber and Beauty Shops
321 r. Washington Ave. North
Little Rock and 1915 w, 10th
street, has moved the latter bust
ness to 1920 High street.
The shop will be opened soon
after remodeling is completed.
Because Of the central location
Of the establishment a lucrative
trade is anticipated.
ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
THE DAY WE HOPE FOR

Wa ~ can I've b peace and harmony with sos
stAer-respscvs ef race. color. creed former servi
tsAs present position In life. without mythical toer
aass but In spirit Of Good WILL assured in the eonyie
tn Of our better judgment that will remit to every
man the indomabe rights to the admontor of his
conscience in whatever line Of endeavor he for
his religious material existence When that day arrives
We will be contented. THEN, all boast of
DEMOCRACY, and NOT until then. L C. BATES.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
HINTS TO HARD WORKING
HISRANDS:

Upon returning home after a
hard days work and not finding
your supper ready, remain calm
until the little wiley can prepare
il, for there are too many sol
diers who are not interested in
eating.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

Last week was one Of great
Importance to the pastor and
members Of Shiloh Baptist church.
During the week the interior Of
the church was painted and
fluorescent lights were installed.
The appearance fthe church Is
greatly improved by these changes.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
WORK Or!

The action of the City Council
sill creates another problem for
those who have found work very
distasteful. They stand good
chance OF finding themselves
journeying TO Hot Springs along
with actual peddlers, for the doc
tor will have the same power as
II II (his honor) to determine
Just what is keeping you from
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
REVIEWS

Euuiee Davis of Chicago, ILL.,.
looked in on home folks and
friends The City Singing
Union met at the Rose Hill Bap-
list Church last Sunday,
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
"mornin' ledge"

Continued from Page II
time for It will make the accus-
err, if not liable for prosecution,
liable for recuperation.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
DerrIlott
BY Miss Lille NJ. Vim berly


Mrs. Hazel Washington visit
ed in the city recently e, Mr..
and Mrs. Adell Townsend and 1T
tie daughter, Cordell, were the
guests of Mrs. Townsend aunt,
Mrs. L. b. Grandson Mrs.
A. c. Blackmon spent the week
end in Menfee =, Mrs. Thelma
Jordan, member of Pose Hill
Church, South Dermott, Won first
place in the contest sponsored
by the President of the Sunday
School Convention which Was held
in MeGehee last week. This en-
titles Mrs. Jordan to a trip to
the National Convention which
will be held in Chicago in Sep
TENDER Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Hudspeth and Mrs. Mary Poats
were Sunday visitors Mrs.
Isabelle Dukes is backafte r an
extended visit in Chicago
Mrs. Jenettia Sounds was hos
tess to the Modern Matrons Club
on Monday DR.. N. r. Parker
attended the Seyentyfirst Annual
Session of the Grand Lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons Of
Arkansas which was held in Pine
Bluff this week Mrs. LIE
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13
CHARLOTTESVILLE
nv Sarah Miles

BY Sarah Miles
The Charlottesville School und-
err the leadership of Professor
Leroy McNeal, is making wonder
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-13

Invest In Bonds To-day 49, The
Government Needs Duugh---and
Lots of It--and Needs II Now.
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Young People And
Children OF Spencer
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