Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
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WHERE THE CLOCK WILL STOP NO ONE KNOWS
But a large delegation left Sunday to attend the AME
General Conference in Philadelphia. Pa. Smartly dressed
couples swalmed the railroad terminal. Dir. and Mrs. John
H. Lewis of Shorter College, DR.. and Mrs. 0. Sherman, Rev.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Greene of the st. John AME Church, Pine
Bluff, Rev, and Mrs. James Tillman, Rev. and Mrs. I. 7.
Duhart, Rev. and Mrs. J. Shumpert, Rev, and Mrs. ", L.
Lambert. Mrs. c. II, Jones, Rev. Eskridge, Dr. West, Mrs. L.
II, B. Paxton, Miss Myrtle NJ. Jones of Pine Bluff, S. M.
Ballard, Rev, and Mrs. J. II. Gipson, the Misses Doyle and
Wilson of Shorter College and the well dressed Miss Olga
Jordan of Dunbar High School were among some we babe
a fond farewell. There were others who busted themselves
saying last words to closest friends and well wishers. An
earlier train carried others DIR. H. Il. Rhinehart of War
rem, and Dr. j. B. Bates, of McGehee occupied a through
drawing room When the train pulled on, the major ques-
ton was "Who will return BISHOP" -. Another $64 COP,
yet to be answered!
ABOUT PEOPLE =. Technical Sergent Chester Souder
and Mrs. Souder were down from TT. George Meade, Mary
land to visit relatives here and after an enjoyable visit en-
trained for their war home Sunday. Martha CMrs. Souder)
is employed IN nearby Washington, D. {. Miss Fern
Wicker of 2706 State Street leaves this week for Monroe,
s. {. to spend 30 days visiting friends Preston Toombs,
Seaman First Glass was in town from bingham, Mass, to
visit his mother, Mrs. Willie Vample, 1919 Rock street and
is one of the boys who came back and said he likes the Navy
fine. :. Miss Z. I. Crenshaw, who can capture a pin up
contest any day. came down from Washington, ID. c., by
plane to visit her family. She is daughter Of Mrs. |. H.
Williams, 1900 Cross street and is on leave from a govern
ment office in the Nations Capital! :. Othello Ellis, the
genial gentleman of Philander Smith College campus and a
native of Chicago is. back to complete his course. Heard some
one say, married life agrees with him. -, Lloyd Conner
came home just in time to see his mother, Mrs. Oneida Con-
nor before she left for the AME Conference in Phily. Lloyd
has resided in Washington for several years now, but will
accept a government position in Chicago. However, this week
he is keeping" house The Doyle brothers were here due
to the demise of their sister John Doyle of California,
Newman of Detroit and William of Chicago. :. We are fore
casting it will be a BOY in theClayborn home soon!
Ella Vera CMrs. Ferdinand) Evans will be the happy moth
er Mr.. Evans is serving in the armed forces and at one
time was Dean of Shorter College The H. i. Wilson's Of
Pine Bluff were in the city as guest of the Cottons dewey
and Ora Leg while here to check the condition of their son
ii. ID. Wilson, J, confined in the University Hospital
Alvin Leroy Terry with the u. S. Coast Guards in New Jer-
sey is here to visit his family. Prior to induction Mr.. Terry
was employed in the postal service -. DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Shauter of Cleveland, Ohio were down to Hot Springs for a
spring outing and came over last week end to visit their
cousin, Mrs. Josephine Pankey. DR.. Shauter owns a chain of
drug stores among his many business enterprises Inter-
city guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Bassett were Mrs. Sam
Street Mrs. Letha Conley went TO Conway for the week
end to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Conley and Miss Lutisha
Conley -. Mrs. Robert Charles will leave sometimes this
week to join her husband in California Scouts of the
city entertained visiting scout troops at a camp-o-ree held
at the old Union Picnic grounds last week. 1t was a great
day for the scouts! George Burton, 1916 w. 18th street camp
ed with the scouts Mrs. ". J. Kelar rushed to Los An
geles, California to the bedside of her only daughter, Ber-
anestine, who is confined to a hospital there. News reaches
us hat she is much improved.
MRS. A. F. CLARKE ENTERTAINS
Recent Hostess of the Smart Set was Mrs. African
Clarke. Among guests were Mrs. Hunt of Detroit and Miss
C. Coleman of Chicago. After several games of whist prizes
were awarded to Mrs. !. Wilson, Mrs. E. Lindsay. Mrs. J.
Harrison was announced as next hostess, following the serv-
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