Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16

Grafton at the Links hospital.
| They left for their home We'd
nesday A word of cheer
this week is sent to Henry Raj
eigh of L. oath Street who is
confined to the Brewster hospi-
tai Sympathy is extended
to Miss Villa Phillips called to
FL Reno, Okla, due to the death
of her uncle Slneerest sym
pathy to the Hill family in the
death of Mr.. Jodie Hill, long
time resident here :. Mrs. Eta
Thompson was guest of her daugh-
ter Matilda Fuller of zoos East
18th street William l.. Wal
ker, agent for the Kansas City
Call suffered broken limb when
he fell from a tree :. j. d.
Jones is serving his route . .
Mrs. +. Phillips suffered severe
cuts and bruises when hit by an
auto last Tuesday and is confin-
, ed to her home 1000 East 18th
Avenue Blessed evening are
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perkins (he's
mail carrier. who are proud
parents of baby girl, born July
3 Mrs. Catherine Davis of
26th and Indiana Street enter
tanned her daughter and grand
children who were her guests
from Little Rock =, In Shreve-
port to visit her daughter is
Mrs. Nora Calhoun of 1921 King
Street S. Off to Detroit to join
her brother, Garfield Hughes is
Miss Dorothy Hughes of 720 N.
Cypress Street Attending
summer sessions at A. M. and
n College is Mrs. Francis Sails
burg of Albuquerque, N. Mexi-
co A few friends honored
Mrs. Orah Billiard Whitfield and
Mrs. Martha Calhoun at a fare
we'll party July 10 in Townsend's
Park A bridal shower was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.
Billiard for their daughter, Orah,
when she left for California to
join the recent groom, Samuel
Whitfield Complimenting
Miss Whermelda e. Potts, BRIDE
elect of Mr.. James Robert Ander.
son of Oklahoma and California,
Mr.. and Mrs, Alpine Jones were
host at their lovely and spacious
| home at a brunch and hankie
shower, Sunday July IL. A white
| bridal theme was used in the
breakfast lunch combination dec
orations, with shell pink roses
arranged throughout the house.
Table appointments were in cry
stall. A very appetizing menu was
served consisting of melon balls
in canteloupe halves, creamed
chicken IN finger rolls, waffled
potatoes, egg souffle, oroiled to-
matoes, hot rolls, plain and Gin
namon, ginger ale with frozen
fruit ice cubes The guest
list included the Misses Dorothea
Daniels, Mary l.. Middleton, Ruth
Watson, Charlie Scott, Arlene
Mare Marks, Jodie Rose, Annye
C. Hamilton, Annye C. Rumph-
rey, the co-hostesses Misses Mat
tie Jones, Elizabeth Hill and
Claudette Theirst. Mesdames Hor-
tense Jones, Pauline Branton,
Laura M. Vale, Gill Esther
Wrighting, both Miss Potts and
Mr. Anderson are graduates of
A. M. and N. College Allen
Temple News Brother Frank
Radford has as his guest his
brother of Crcssett. They have
not seen each other in 25 years!
Rev. Hankins preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday at the
morning service which was en-
joyed by all A wonderful
solo was rendered by j. L. Nc
Beth F.. Ward Chapel Notes
Sunday school attendance was
extra good with Class No. 2,
M. II. Harris, teacher as banner
class, with class taught by Cleo
Sims reporting the largest Of
fering Visitors present at
the morning worship included
Lucy Collier, Rose Hill, Ada Sted-
man, Mrs. l.. Thompson, Little
Rock, Ida Grey, Mt. Nebo, Hold
die Daniels, Highland Baptist
Sgt, Geo. Daniels, son of Callie
Wilson Ward Chapel pastor
and gospel chorus will worship
with st. John in their 3rd Quart
erly Conference, Mrs. Mary Hearn,
president Of Missionary Society
announced an interesting pro-
| gram for night services, July Is.
] Work ON the church la nrn-