Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-24
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The Bible Emergency Club met
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. d.
Walton and Mrs. Carrie Davis,
Sunday afternoon. Following re-
ports of the officers, prizes were
awarded to the person bringing
the largest number of guests and
to the one bringing the largest
amount of money; a prize was
also given to the person holding
the lucky number. Prize win
ners were Mrs. Willie Hosten,
Mrs. Mary McHaskel and Mrs. Ida
Tiers. Mrs. Bowans spoke trib-
ute to the hosts, following a de-
licious menu. Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Thompson of 116 E.
Long 18th Ave, announce the
birth of a 7 ID baby boy, March 70.
Mrs. Mozelle Calls of $50 s. 4th
St., Memphis. Tenn. is guest of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reid and uncle,
Mr.. James, Armstrong of 107
So. Cedar st. John w. Davis
stationed at Valjero, Calf, was
on furlough as guest of his moth
er, Mrs. Miles Davis Of 42nd and
Georgia st. 1t. and Mrs. l.. c.
Davis of East st. Louis, ILL.,, an
nounce the birth OF baby girl,
Birleanna Jane, born Feb. 90,
from correspondence received by
Mrs. Miles Davis. 1t. Davis is
stationed at Fort Sill, Okla.
Allen Temple (by Doris Calhoun)
We send word of cheer to our
sick members, Mrs. Maggie Ford.
Fannie Ingram and Miss Zell
Jackson. Flowers were placed
in the church in memory of Mrs.
Sylvia Harris and Mrs. Lula
Thomas. Visitors registering
Sunday were r. J. Truewell of
New Orleans, La, and Mrs. Ber-
tina Grain of New Edinburg. ;.
Rev. Dunbar Thomas Of Pine
Bluff spoke at an evening service.
Pvt. Thomas Tate, training in
Washington, was called to attend
funeral of his grandfather, John
Howard Tate. Quarterly Con-
ference will be held Sunday and
Monday night, with the junior
choir in charge of music. :.
New Jerusalem Bapt. Church
dolores Woodruff) ]. o. Green
reviewed the S. s. lesson with re-
marks BY Rev. Cooper. Glass No.
Z holds the attendance banner,
while Glass No. 2 took offering
banner from the Deborah class.
Rev. Cooper of Little Rock
brought the morning message.
Deacons w. Williams and Mont
gomery of Pleasant Grove lifted
the offering. The new Mission
Band is in charge Of Mrs. Lula
Blackwell with Mrs. Dolenia
Tooke as secretary. Greenville
School Dental Project - First
graders taught by Mrs. w. II.
Blood have been studying dental
health. The Spoint Hygiene
check-up is being kept, with each
child striving for daily score to
be in line for certificate awards.
All charts used in this dental cam
paign were furnished through the
Educational Department Of Bris-
tol-Myers Co, of Pepsodent Co.,
and the American Dental Associa-
ton. DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Law
lab hosted at a beautiful birth
day dinner for Miss Claudia v.
Davis, daughter of the Fred Day.
ises of Mineral Springs, in their
residence 400 Georgia St. Shar-
ing the hospitality were Misses
Maud Esta Banks, Georgia Marie
Greene, Thelma Davis; and Mr..
Henry Williams. The affair Gull
minated with games and tour
over the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Knight Of Chicago, Ill.,,
were highly entertained when
they visited his parents, the A. B.
Knights OF sol N. Cedar st.
Friends throughout the city Join
ed in an elaborate entertainment
for them. T.