Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
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ABOUT PEOPLE WE NOW =. Henry Radcliffe, Jr,
son OF the late II, l.. and Mrs. Radcliffe visited here recent
and aunt. He also visited his sister, Mrs. j. r. Meekins in
st, Louis. Henry is Seaman First Class and stationed at
Alameda, Calf. Mrs. Beulah Gordon of Memphis, Tenn.
and Mrs. X. l.. Mosley of Evanston, Ill, were house guests of
Mrs, Georgia l.. Yancey, $40 w. 18th Street Mrs. Mar
guellte Todd Kicks is in st. Louis visiting her husbands
family. Mrs. Kicks is office secretary for Dr.H. A. Powell.
Sgt. Kicks is a member of the 519th Quartermasters troop
somewhere In England =. Mrs. Matte Sue Stitt was ac-
%teompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. EMS Cummings SISTER and
brother-inlaw) when she left for San Francisco, Calf. yes
terday Mrs. Billie Olive left for her home in the Windy
City Monday night after a complete course of baths in health
giving Hot Springs! Mrs. Olive has been house guest of her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Chambers, 1902 Cross street Mrs.
Ruth Ingram Dunbar will visit her husband in Alexandria,
La. The master" of the house, young Harry Dunbar, Jr,
was all set for his first train ride, but he will remain here
with Grandmother and be his age. three months
Still IN a cast, but happy to be home" was statement made
by Leon Elliott, victim of a hit-run driver. Mn. Elliott is
the husband of Mrs. Annie Mae Cannon Elliott, s13 Victory
street and has wish for a speedy recovery Petty Of
ficer Louis Holloway is home on leave at the residence of
MS father, A. A. Holloway and family. He will return to Fort
Worth, this week Thurgood Marshall he's powerfully
Of New York City and defense representative of the Nation
Il Association for The Advancement of Colored People was
in the city last week. He left by plane for Houston Qets
vote) Texas, Saturday! =. Mrs. Elizabeth Dodson has been
guest of Miss Mabel Sommers, 1903 E. Washington Ave, in
"Narth" Little Rock. Beth" resides in Wichita. Kansas and
plans pop calls in St. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, and other
eastern points before calling it a day" =. Cecil Robinson,
former Superintendent of the First Baptist Sunday School
was here to visit his family while on leave from his army
camp -. F. Flakes of Roland was down for the Easter holt
udyo W VoIt Ills oloeeI, MIS-. MdllSSd Sdfle MIS-. Dell
Johnson is visiting relatives here Cornelius Young of
Los Angeles, Calf. was here to attend funeral services of
his brother Mrs. Lannie Morris spent the week end
in Hot Springs In a letter to Miss Johnnie Hart, Sgt.
William L. Daniels, band director of the 519th Quartermast-
es, somewhere IN England has received the good conduct
medal, along with a promotion to Technical Sergeant. He
remembers the friends here Cpl. William Z. Young, al
ready a veteran of this war, with two years service and IA
months overseas, related interesting experiences in the
theatre of war to Dunbar High School 8th graders when he
visited a dong time friend, Mrs. Tillie Ingram Bogard in
her class room. His family resides at TOP Locust Street,
North Little Rock. Cpl. Young is stationed at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo. 1t was Easter. so Flora put all her eggs in
one basket and went up to visit S-Sgt. Harry Jeffries in near
by Poplar Bluff. Mrs. Jeffres (she's a stenographer) is en-
ployed in the Agriculture Extension office.