Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
Texarkana


Mrs. |. h. Marshall
Miss Fannie Mae Henry and
Mrs, Cora WilkersoH Of Kansas
City We're down to visit a cousin,
Miss Susie L, Epps and also were
guests of their aunt, Mrs, Hill
Scott in Garland -. Mrs. Cora
Fowler of Los Angeles, Calf,
was guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Hill of st. Louis, Mo. en-
route here to visit a daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Moncrief on Dele
a and mother, Mrs, M. F,
Seastrong on Baltimer street,
after Is years absence ;. Mrs.
sallie Hicks has returned home
after more than a year in Fit.
Wayne, Ind. David Maxwell
of Los Angeles, Calf is guest
of the Robert Maxwells, 1901 Han
cock street -. SCOT. II. Brooks
has returned to camp after visit
ing his family here =. ODDS Bo
Johnson left for California to join
his wife, Charlie B. Tom
Green of S04 Oak street left to
visit friends in California -.
Rev. James, associate minister of
Oak Street Baptist Church has
recovered from a recent illness
Mrs. Felisha Jackson Of Hearn,
Texas, is visiting her son and fam
lily, the j. II. Jacksons, SIG Oak
Street Miss Mary Davis of
S2i Oak street is visiting relatives
in Denison, Texas Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stanley were enter
tanning hosts for their nephew,
Pvt. Lonnie White and Mrs. White
here from Fl, Sill, Okla. Among
guests were Mrs. Lille Y. Smith,
Mrs. Dannye Lloyd, Mrs, Willie
NJ. Hurd, Rev. w. M. Stevenson,
Mrs. Katherine Cook, Miss Lu
Ida Jordan and little Charlotte
Yvoane Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
James Livingston entertained at
a dinner party honoring Mrs.
Dorothy Heron of Chicago. Close
friends present included the Ar
lington Armstrong;, Mrs. Amanda
Durgan, Miss E. Jones and Char
les Bell of Ft. Worth, Texas
This week the national obser-
vance of Negro Insurance Week
will be held TO rthe 10th con
seeutive year News from the
Churches =. At st. James Bap-
fist Church the Women's Adult
Glass received the banner in the
church school with j. Q. Adams
supt. Collection was $8.37
Rev. T. M. Chambers, Jr., Of Bish-
op College, Marshall, Texas.
brought the morning message a. !.
The Famous Birmingham Blue Jay
sase Singers will appear 1T
oak street Baptist Church May
10Th, instead Of May IA as previ-
ously announced Rev. j. S.
Washington Of Miles Chapel CINE
Church brought the morning mes
sage in connection with Commun-
ion services. Church school ban
ner was awarded to Glass No, 5
with Mrs. s. A.. Burks, teacher.
Visitors registered included Mrs.
Annie N. Wilson Of st. Louis, and
Rev. Mrs. Davis of st. Louis,
Miss f. Iris Of Ida Bell, Okla.
The Ushers Board was entertain
ed by Miss Lola b. Sandfeur. G.
Mitchell OF Folly Chapel was club
visitor. The Matte f. Coleman
Circle met at the home Of Mrs.
A. Fields. Bible lesson was taught
by the pastor. Mrs. Tourney and
Mrs. d. Johnson served refresh
ments, a five night financial cam
paign was conducted ut Stimson
Chapel AME Church with Rev.
r.. l.. Pipkins, pastor. Rev. G.
S. Nixon was in charge of the
campaign, " j t h surrounding
churches and ministers p%artici-
patiug Rev. Il. M. Sneed, pastor
of Walker Chapel CINE Church
reported SG,05; Rev. Geo. viii
lams Of Park Ave. Bapt, church,
S5.41, Rev, j. A. Johnson Of Lo-
noks reported 1924, Rev. A. Will
liams of St, James reported &c..
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