Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
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son accompanied their mother to graduation exercises at Lee
j Moyne tb Iole Gss,1 m ~ Memphis E;ai[ hsr f.ti, Mrs rs o Martha a. e;,, Troupe
Miss Beulah Gettis of Brinkley and Mrs. Hattye X.
Stoutenberg will leave Tuesday for San Francisco, Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Stoutenberg is oldest daughter of Mrs. Edna Rec
tor Miss Helen Wright of st. Louis is in the city as
house guest of Mrs. Victoria Knight. 1905 Magnolia. Miss
Wright since finishing high school work at the Jones High
School is enrolled in Stowe Teachers College :. Miss Sara
Hubble will leave to attend commencement exercises of
Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo. Miss Hubble
is secretary treasurer of the Cosmopolitan Life Insurance
Company and an executive of Hubble Funeral Home
Mrs. Scipio Jordan Johnson and her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Jor-
dan Scott are visiting relatives here at the Jordan residence.
1416 Cross Street. Residents of Chicago, these ladies are
members of one of the city's pioneer families :. Mrs. AL
Bush was down from Chicago as hous guest of the Dubi-
ssons Qlr. and Mrs. Z. j. and was honored at entertain
ments in the home of Mrs. Countess Powell Mrs. Freeland
Alexander, Mrs. J. V. Jordan, Mrs. Mace Bradford, the
Floyd T~hompsons and Dr.. and Mrs. G. w. S. Ish The
Floyd T~hompsons last week entertained at dinner in honor
of Bill "Bojanges' Robinson, famed stage and screen star
who was guest Of DR.. H. A. Powell, Exalted Ruler of the
Elks and other Bills "Bill' Booker, a native son, nov
visit his brother, Attorney J. R. Booker and other rela-
tves Earl Bailey is looking tops and is down from St.
Louis for a few days visit with his family Mrs. Cleve
Jones entertained members of the Modernistic Club with an
elaborate buffet supper last week, at residence of a friend,
30o1 lizard Rev. ]. F. Henderson leaves this week for
It. Sill, Oklahoma. where he has received the distinction of
being appointed civilian pastor of the camp for an extended
period. Rev. George E. Caesar, pastor-emeritus will replace
hlm during his absence as pastor Of the Allison Temple
Nelba Oakley have gone east for a vacation. Mrs. Riley
plans to visit her son, Harry and Mrs. Weathersby in Los
Angeles before she returns Miss Dolie Beaver, now a
resident Of Memphis was week end gust Of her mother,
Mrs. Gray OF North Little Rock The Ishells (Mr. and
Mrs. L. RI in North Little Rock entertained Misses Jes-
se Mary Cooley and Oracle Alice Smith, highlighting gradu-
alton week for them with many relatives and friends shar-
ing the enjoyment The Mathews CMr. and Mrs. P. L.
OF New Orleans are guest of his mother, Mrs. Mamie Woods
and brother Officer Chester Mathews. Mrs. Della Johnson
entertained the group in the Fleetwood residence at a din
ner party, Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Dancler also shared the honors Elsie M. Brooks,
graduate of Phiander Smith College left this week to su-
pervise recreation among young Presbyterians at Atlanta
Georgia -. Nh. and Mrs. w. c. Potts of Marion were in the
city last week. MI. Potts is principal of the Marion Colored
High School and Mrs. Potts the former Miss Thelma
Reeves) serves as County Health Nurse of Crittenden Coun-
ty 80. Mrs. L. M. Walker is serving as Executive Secretary
of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch Y. W.. C. A. until a perman-
ent appointment is made by the board. Mrs. Walker is
wife of the Episcopal preate Mrs. Vassie Mosey, 1904
e. 18th Street acknowledges Mothers Day gifts received
from her sons, Cpl. Alex Mosey, somewhere in New Guinea
and Cpl. Ike Mosley of New York and also those of her
daughter, Miss Vassie Mosley in Seattle, Washington
Mrs. Ozzie Calvin received a letter sometime ago from an
English girl. who is making it pleasant for her soldier-son,
Sgt. Isadore Calvin in far-off England.