Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05

in Pine Bluff who would under
take the construction of a SWIM
ming pool. the establishment
of a YMCA or a YWCA. or add
to the growth of the Boy Scout
movement? You must weigh
carefully the situation. Judge
not lest ye be judged also Don't
condemn the young people of this
community before you have ask
ed yourself a few questions about
your responsibilities and obliga-
tons to young people of Pine
Bluff.
EVIDENCES OF SPRING. .
the suspension, expulsion. or the
sending home of an indefinite
number of A. NJ. & n. College
or High School students. j..
Young people will be and always
nave DeeH young people.
PREDICTION-There will be
a reconciliation between the
Theodore Joneses, the hus-
band, is a Pine Bluff attorney.
OBlT-Furman Patterson, the
husband of Villa "Yank" Patter-
son of Chicago and Pine Bluff
is dead.
The Fishing season will create
a man and womanpower problem.
Reference: Mrs. Mary Long of
East 18th Street.
QUIET prevails on Route s.,
Pine Bluff, near Cedar Branch
where charming Lorraine McIn-
tosh Hobson is spending a week
with relatives. she writes that
it Is so lonesome that she could
"bawI."
MESSAGE FROM GARCIA. ..
Whatever it was, My boss Uncle
Harold' is worried over what
his sister-in-law, Martha, told
him about his mothers dreams
down at Stamps, Harold, be on
thy guard!
VICTIM OF NIGHT AIR ? =?
Jamiama Calhoun Gordon, Of
King Street, is Commissioning at
the family home from a severe
attack of pneumonia. Her hus-
band is at her bedside from the
U. S. Army. . on furlough. . 4.
Maneuvering in Louisiana.
DAPPER DON GILBERT was
in town, and took a few hours out
for a holding hand party at the
Saenger Theatre. . . Little Rock
and Hot Springs gals. PLEASE
NOTE AND WRITE TO ME!
MISS FLEETA BUTTS .
that's a real name. the con-
genial and kind office technician
and office assistant at the dental
office of DR., j. w. Parker, spends
her hours after duty at her love-
ly bungalow home on West Tenth
Street, where she lives with her
mother, Possessing rare bust
ness acumen and Judgment, she
is planning for the rainy days"
and believe you me, "her house
won't leka.'
PLEASANT "REMINISCENCES
Eating "ehittlings" at the Owl
Cafe, where our genial co-host
Uncle Bill Hollingsworth, is rally
ing from a serious ailment. :.
Looking at a roll of money that
would choke a billy-goat''. :.
just as George Thomas carries
most of the time. , Listening to
the emphatic and determined
plea of Dock Gyce when he wants
to make a borrow" When
Negro service station attendants
would wipe windshields without
asking. Stepping into your
automobile and driving a 500 mile
clip without worrying about gas
oline or tires.
ENTRA1NED for the North and
East last Friday morning. &.
Ernestine Whiteside. She form
erly was office assistant at the
dental office of DR.. F. p. Lytes.
She is now no longer employed.
The Doctor said she was always
late. Ernestine said she was
not. The Temple gang sympa-
thizes with Ernestlne and be-
means the blood pressure of the
doctor.
PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS. .
talk with Dorothy, Ernestine's
niece about the inconvenience Of
babies. With a foreign accent,
the charming chocolate colored
young matron car make you
think the caring for dogs, de-
spite their known trouble, Is in
significant!
DOGS. Harold Flowers has
six at his West Pullen Street
49,. MN. ,u..tt.pv D,,V4 80 "a