Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-14

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Heading the social calendar for the coming week is
the Annual Dinner at the Phyllis Wheatey YWCA The or
ganizaton is using theme for this occasion, THE
YWCA VICTORY GARDEN The swanky affair will be
held Monday January 17h Our thanks and appreciation
to the ladies of the Phyllis Wheatley Club who like other
social workers in the city nsung" heroes in the build
ing OF greater and better Little Rock Their achievements
have been many but pause to mention the Influence OF
Christian living, clean and guided play that resulted in
hayward teen-age girl boy getting better slant
life "save children has been their pledge! You
should know these workers at the Phyllis Wheat'ey
YMCA is Joseph C. Ramsey A. II. Pope is acting director
of the USO Club and just this week Mr. Eason who has
served social Investigator for New York City new
executive of the Urban League These workers at
service and they are friends to your child
MISS GILLUM IN OHIO
The Public Relations department of Phiander Smith
College announced that Miss Ruth H. Gllum, chairman of
the Public Relations Committee is in Ohio this week where
she will represent the college at the annual meeting OF
Public Relations officials of Methodist schools. She will
also attend meetings of the Association of American Col
leges, of which the college is an affiliate.
ATTENDS INTER.RACIAL MEET
Miss L. c. Barrow, head of the Home Economics
department of Phlander in attendance at the Joint
meeting of the Negro and white State Consumer inter
ests and Nutrition Committee, held in Pine Bluff Satur-
day. She reports favorable session.
UNION COUNTY AGENT HERE
AS the house guest of Mrs. Flora Jeffries Mrs Mar
garet Williams of Ell Dorado who Home Demon
stration Agent of Union County in attendance at the
annual agents conference of the Agriculture Extension
Service.
SOLDIERS AT HOME =.
Mann and T. W. Coggs, Jr who greeting relatives and
friends from their respective camps
A HEARTY WELCOME
And what could be expected when John Noble
visited his relatives at Monroe La for the first time in
20 years Mr. Noble is loyal member of Arch Street Bap
fist Church.
ANOTHER NURSE SOON!
Training as nurse at Freedmans Hospital, Washing
ton D. c. is Lillian Kyles, charming daughter of Mrs H.
B. Alexander schoo nurse) who left few days ago. Miss
kyes student of Dunbar Junior College Members OF
the Young Peoples choir of Mt Zion Baptist Church ex-
press regrets in losing her. yet they say, much luck!
BACK AT FORCE
Quneys has resumed her studies at Wberforce In spite
her brief visit her sweet voice heard in the Young
Peoples choir of Mt Zion Baptist Church and the smile on
faces of her chums indicated they glad to her.
IF YOU LIKE MUSIC
You will enjoy the musical program sponsored by the
Cooperative Singing Union at list Baptist Church. 9th and
Calhoun Streets. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
nounced by R. Cornell president of the Union and Mrs
9th and Gaines Streets Rev. j. F. Henderson announces
nightly appearances of the famous Rock Island Singers
January 1928 with promise of seven nights of musical
joy -
ABOUT SERVICE MEN YOU KNOW!
Dunbar High School lost another faculty member this
week in the induction of Pvt Clay Samuel w Wallace
r with than three years of service with the Z. S.
Navy at Pearl Harbor visited relatives here Among enter
tanning hosts Mrs. R. L. Holden ia sister, and Mr.
Holden of 1920 Bishop street The sailor also visited in ST.
Louis From the Army Headquarters in the South Pacific
Sgt Chester L. Johnson, who formerly resided at 29l6
Center street among rs to receive good conduct
medals $50 Seabees were served Sundays breakfast
in the Officers Club at the Marion HOTEL complete
blow to those who say democracy won't work in the south
Seaman End class Joe N Cuhart of Great Lakes Naval
Training School guest of his wife, who makes her home
with the Duke family 2123 W. 9Th street From the
Navy's Seattle base Gerome Williams who guest
of his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Chas Peters, Bis W.
18th Street.
"CROSSING THE BAR"
Was one of the selections heard when the faculty and
students of Dunbar High School held memorial service
~ TO Mrs LESSEE " Arnold who served