Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-03-12


Everyone is worrying about the
income taxes. If you hadn't made
it, you wouldn't have to pay it.
So next year remember not to
make So much
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This and That About Foiks:-
Mrs. Ruth Taylor Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Taylor
of 229 East 9th st. and her daught
er. George Jean left Monday night
for their home in indianapolis,
Ind. Pvt. Waller Muller stationed
at Camp Gruber, Okla. was hame
Sunday on a two day leave. He
expects to get his furlough in a
week. Then he will he able to see
all Of his friends Mr.. Jewel Maddi
son Conner, a resident Of New
York City, formerly living here
is home on visit before Uncle
Sam calls him in. He has been the
recipient of many courtesies while
here. Mrs, Green of 1925 Brown
has returned to the city. She has
been in Chicago visiting her daught
er, Mrs. Marjorie Green Brown. i
Mrs. Alyee Hooper-Sloan has re-
Gently returned from Fit. McClel |
land, Ala. where she visited her
husband, Cpl. Willie Sloan jr. She
reports a pleasant camp environ
mert there. Charles Waugh who |
has just recently received his de-
gree from Lincoln University in
Lincoln, Nebraska was rated one of |
the highest ranking students there !
being in the Upper Ten for three
consecutive years. lie visited his
sister, Mrs. Minifred Mcneil and |
his brother. Pvt. Robert Waugh in
Okla. enroute here, He will be
home for 3 weeks. prior to enter
ing the Army. Mrs Frederick Tai
ley BuforJ is home Her husband is
in the armed forces. Mrs. Georgia
Sue Nation is here from Shreve
port, La. as guest Of her mother,
Mrs A. Thomas, 902 Ringo St. and
will visit Hot Springs anc other
points in the state before return
ing to her home. Vernon Abner'
one time al" athlete in the ole
Hi School days. is visiting here
and was accompanied home by lis
lovely wife. They hail from st. |,
Louis. Mrs. NJ. X. Rlakely wife Of
DR.. G. Wayman Blakely OF Big
Bethel AMF Church is convalesins
at her home.
Club Notes.
The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity ,
met at the residence Of BRO. u. s.
Parr. The meeting was dual ma
ture, March 4th being tie birthday
of Bro. Parr. After the business
session, the group assembled a.
round the dining table. A beautiful
white birthday cake with canllcs
formed the centerrioce. A.
ter lighting the candles the fr1tern
itv sang appropriate SONGS in wish j
ing him ha,pv birthday. A deli
riCUs menu consisting Of ham, sal
sd. cream peas and carrots, hot ,
rolls, cake. cream and wine was
served. Twelve members enjoyed
the hospitality Of the PARIS and
each wished the host many more
hppy birthdays. The UNIQUE Girls
met Mt S12 Pulaski with Mrs. Diy- ,
ic Cr.'z as hoetess. The business =
session was Of the most importance
Aftcrwhich games and progressive
whist were played Guests were
Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Lula DOUGLASS.
Beautiful prizes were won. A tas-
ty rcpast was served rhe meeting
will be held with Miss Goldie Doyle
1901 w. 10th.
Riddles Corner :--
Waldo Bronson IRIS birthday ,
WAS Sunday, Mar 7th. His aunt
and grandparents invited several
little girls and boys to a beautiful
party given in his honor. The child
rem all enjoyed the party, played
games and were given party fav-
ors, A beautiful cake with 3 can.
dies was placed in the center OF
the table. Waldo jr. blew the can
die light out and the children gath
cred around the table. Happy birth |
day was sung. All left expressing