Arkansas State press., 1945-09-07
NEWPORT
Gladys May

~ LoulS WIZ 49,
visit Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs,
Mary Oates. Mrs, salle suih-
van died Monday. Her funeral
was held at St, Paul AMt church
with Rev. N. l.. Dove oiilcia'lhg'
O. T. Watkins and Mrs, Virginia
Curtis of Helena, Mrs. q. q,
Watkins and daughter, Mrs. Beu-
lah Hall of La Cross were guests
of Mrs. G. J. Criss and daugh-
ter. Cpl. Arthur Williams is
home on furlough from overseas
visiting his mother, Mrs, Helen
Williams. j. H. Burton OF Chicago
spent pleasant trip here visit
ing his mother, Mrs, Virginia
Burton and family, Earnest
Hobbs has returned from Bauxite,
Mrs. Magnolia Lucky returned to
Chicago recently, returning with
her were Little Misses, Bobble
Walker and Willie Stegall. :.
Mrs. M. B. johnson, returning
from a successful summer ses-
sion at Harvard University IN
Cambridge, Mass, is spending a
few days here with her cousin,
Mrs. Gladys Mays, before re-
turned from Tallahassee, Fla,
where she is employed as a
teacher in English Dept. in Flori-
da A. M. and N College. Mrs.
E. c. Christophe returned to Los
Angeles after a pleasant summer
here. She was entertained at the
Community Center of First Bap-
fist Church by the choir of the
church before her departure.
Mrs. V. H. Smith and son re.
turned to Crossett after visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Mary Murray of St. Louis i
here visiting her brother, G. W
Oates. Mrs. Lena Steele ant
mother will return soon from 81
Louis after having spent a pleas
ant vacation there with relative
and friends. Mrs. Johnni
Barfield of Memphis is visitin
her sister, Mrs. |. Walton.
VIEWPOINTS YOUNG WORLD
Gladys Porter
| Mrs. Mable J. Robinson is
at her home on Elm Street. :.
Little tWo-year-old Edith Mar
Hampton made a business trip
Tuckerman. Wonder what HI
business could have been? Isr
the world coming on fast?. .
Lesley S. Mays was two yea
old August Goth and he has lear
ed to rob his piggy bank. Didr
l tell you that money rules Il
world? In this LOVE Al
FAIR OF JIM AND IDA, twel,
songs are listed. Anyone fine
ing all twelve of the songs al
reporting to me, Gladys Porte
, 1915 Kennel Ave, Newport, Wi
, receive a prize of fifty cents. Yc
can be in town or out of tow
Jim and Ida were deeply in low
They lived in Kalamazoo, Mich
gaen. One day Jim went to
= nearby store to get Ida son
candy that she really loved, The
jim said we are so happy, wit
= your love belonging to me ar
| my love is all yours, Ida was
, thrilled that she went into Il
parlor to day dream awhile. il
5 tried to slip in and brighten h
: but she saw him through a Mir
, and said, what are you doing
, He said, Il was just tipping
for a big surprise" He sal
you are so pretty with tho
p, beautiful dark eyes that shin
. just right under the blue ski
. end the velvet MOON" Ida, j
, said, do you remember when "
r said, I'd be happy with 20
/ Well, you were right baby. Y
= will always be mine. A you
= lady in North Little Rock ask
- me to describe myself in t
r Press. So here is my descriptiC
E ! am 5 feet, 52 inches ia
= weigh 113 pounds, a black
brown color, hair is as scarce
4 lens teeth, measures the sal
!. in the hips as | do in the wal
e legs look like broom handl
o and I wear size nine shoe,
s. ether words | am decently pic
n ed.
& - -