Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-09-15
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Already veteran fthis war, young Cornelius Green
private in the L. S. Army, after participating in two major
battles in the North African Area is in the Old town again
"Bip is the son of Mrs. n Y. Green 1926 Brown and
brother of Mrs. Thema G. Dozer, faculty member of
Stephens School. Another member of the family Mrs
Marjorie Green Brown will join them this week and greet
her brother for the first time in many moons Pvt Green's
brother Garland serving in an oversee area also
On leave here. Pvt. Green will leave around the goth
for the Replacement Center at Sam Houston, Texas.
DIS TEACHER HOLDS KEY POSITION
At the Boue of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority held
recently in Louisville, Kentucky, Mrs N. g. Coulter was
elected Chairman of the Executive Board Before return
ing home she also visited relatives in Indianapolis and Chi
She is member of the Dunbar High School faculty
BOONEs ON EXTENDED TRIP
W. II. and Mrs Blanche Driver Boone on Victory street
left the city this week to visit relatives in Florence c.
and will extend their trip to Washington, D. c., Phiadel-
pha, New York and Waterbury, Conn Mr. Boone an EN-
ployee of the Missouri Pacific Ry Co. is executive in fra
telnal and civic organizations
ABOUT PEOPLE =. John r. Butler, former director
of the 9th St USO Club received handshake from
friends when he visited the city last week Mr. Butler is
program director of the LaWton Oklahoma USO Branch
of the largest in the |. S. Mrs. Leona Hollis is
visiting several points in the East, including New York,
Detroit, st. Louis and will return via Memphis Mrs
Sadie Cornelius honored at surprise birthday party
with her sisters, Mrs Olivia Patterson and Mrs Hattie
Hamilton of North Little Rock serving hostesses
Miss Dorothy Robinson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
lei Robinson is among first goods TO leave for college this
season She will matrculate at the University of Mchi
Wlberorce this year a senior! Miss Quincy is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Quincy Cross Talk
ing Turkey about another year at Taledega Alabama
Arthur Fox, Jrr Ned Culns and Ralph Cummings all to
return to the famed institution Arthur came in this
week after profitable in Detroit, serving as
machnlst IN defense plant. Ned and Ralph down
to visit their families here S. T. Williams son of Mr.
and Mrs Jeff Williams Tenth street is due in soon
from Portland, Oregon, following passing army exam
nation He will be accompanied by his wife, Mrs Irene
Thomas Williams Mrs. Edna Rector returned Sunday
after visiting her daughter and sonn-aw, Mr. and Mrs
Mai Smith, Jrp IN Arkadephia Two grandchildren Ralph
Hampton and Miss Dolores Souenberg accompanied her
home Beores left Sunday to join her mother in San Fran
CISCO California and will attend school there Miss Esther
Mckinney who las served for several months as office
assistant to Dr. v Jordan left this week government
employment IN Washington d. G. Mrs. Clara Metcham
has been added to the alteration staff of Crenshaw Tailor
ing Co. Harvey McDanies former head of NYA work
in the State is in the city from Omaha, Nebraska Mr.
Daniels found train mate on the way down, when A. E.
Woods OF Menlfee returning from Cleveland and Chi
cage. Mr. Woods is Agriculture instructor Pulaski Coun
ty Miss E. l. Copeland returned from vacation in time
to greet and old students at Dunbar Junior College
Mrs. Ada Hubble and Mrs Mary Hubble Freeman isis
er-naWs) are due in this week after spending the
months in Chicago and exclusive Michigan resort
Mr.. and Mrs NJ d. Ootsey have been the state visiting
relatives and friends Mrs. Ootsey is the former Miss
Mamye Dolores Flenory Of Hope The couple resides in St.
Louis Mr. Howard of Towards Inn, of Pine Bluffs
better Luncheonettes in the city Monday business
James Gay, funeral director of Fordyce was among
the younger set who recently rushed the city for Hawks
dance