Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28

Rev, Quinn and was accompanied
back home by his daughter, Miss
5. Lee Ingram of MeGehee.
Mrs. Theodore Carsoday OF s.
Linden left Saturday for st, Louis
to visit her mother and also her
sick father-in-law. John A.
Freeman Of S6th and Main, a
well known citizen and resident
here for more than : . years pass
ed Saturday morning. Besides
his wife he is survived by a son
and daughter and host OF other
relatives. Funeral services were
held from st. Bethel Baptist
church with Rev. +. Il. Harris
officiating, =. Mrs. Alfine Jones
was hostess at a luncheon Satur-
day honoring her daughter, Mat
tie, A. c. Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jones, and Rather
inc Bryant, daughter of Mrs, An
ME Mae Shaw. The young ladies
home from Tuskegee Institute,
have been recipients of many So
cial affairs. Mrs. Leon Hill Me-
Gowan of Phoenix, Ariz., assisted
Mrs, Jones in serving the three
course luncheon. Sharing the
hospitality We're Mrs. James An
derson, Mrs, Jodie Lee. Misses
Georgia Green, Doris Scott and
Winnifred Washington. The
Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Way held regular yearly dinner
at the Masonic Temple, with
large number of railroad employees
present A special quartet of Red
field, along With the Gospel Tenn
pie singers rendered the music
The program was in charge of r.
Charles, president. Mrs. Alice
Boss Of Texas st. is spending
Few weeks in Portland, Oregon.
From the churches New Jerusa-
lem Baptist Church (By Dolores
Woodruff: In the Sunday school
We're Mrs. NJ, Watson and Robert .,
Long after a long absence. /
Rev. Morgan brought the morn
ing sermon with closing remarks
by Rev. w, H. Lambert of New
Town. Bro. w. Williams Is
still on the sick list. st. John
AME Church (by Juanita Davis):
Rev. II. Andrews, presiding cid
er, delivered the morning mes
sage. Miss Marion Brooks served
at the piano, Quarterly confer
ence session was held at the aft
ernoon service, with a guest min
lister delivering the sermon.
Herman Mitchell delivered a solo
with Mrs. Warren at the piano
when the choir furnished music
at the st. Paul Baptist church
Wednesday night. Acting SUPER
intendent Willie Miller Is serv-
ing IN the absence of Sunday
School Superintendent r. l.. Mel
son, who is on vacation in Chica-
go. Mrs. Greene our "firs lady"
is on vacation in Alabama. Miss
Bette Lou Lee Is mentioning in
Malvern. Ward Chapel (Bea-
trice Baker,: Financial banner
in the church school was award
ed to class 3, with l.. Steadman,
teacher. The Rev. w. c. Wills
brought the morning message.
The Spiritual Five of Gospel Tenn
pie rendered a program Sunday
with $47.S7 reported, with Mrs.
Carrie Haskell as sponsor of the
red army. The financial drive
closes out Sunday. Allen Tenn
pie doris Calhoun: General
Glass meeting was held at the
morning service, Sunday. Flow
ers were at the church in honor
Of the late Mrs. Matte Hampton,
mother of Mrs. Pearl Covington.
A word Of cheer to Mrs. Ford
Washington's daughter Ethel
Nicholson Ingram. Georgia Smith
l.. Hampton and Brother Tear,
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Banks men,
bers of the church, announced the
marriage of their daughter, Ethel,
to George Willoughby of Pitts
burgh, Pa. . A baby boy. Rowell
Lawrence, Wately, is new manager
OF the Ernest Wately household.
Mrs. Jertha Wately is the proud
mother and the father Ernest
Wately is somewhere overseas.
They reside at 1907 Virginia CT