Arkansas State press., 1945-11-02

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Wilder, pastor of Mt. ion Bap-
fist Church. Pfc. billiard Will
liams, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Williams of 1920 West 10th Street,
is improving nicely after an ope-
ration at Hammond General Hos
pital. Modesto, California. . Mrs.
| c. M Pittman made a business
trip to Hooks, Tex, the past
Weekend. Mrs. Alberta Griffin,
formerly of Paris, has returned to
her home in Peoria, Ill, after a
brief visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Frances Griffin, and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hoskins of
West 10th Street are the proud
parents of 12-lb. baby boy.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Ola Perkins of 1905 West
18th Street and Mrs. lula Porter
of 1908 West 10th ST. took time
out from their church activities to
attend the Baptist State B. M. and
4. Convention in Fort Smith. Mrs.
Perkins is vice president of the
Women's Division of Unity Asso-
citation and leader in several
religious and civic organizations
in the Twin Cities. Mrs. Porter
is the wife of Deacon James
Porter, and a member of the
Union Chorus. This is her sec
ond trip of the year, having spent
a vacation in st. Louis where she
was the house guest of her broth
er, Floyd Muldrew. Mrs. Bea-
trice Henry of 1902 Sulpher st.
was called to the bedside of her
sick mother, Mrs. Nancy Gallo
way, 327 So. Court St, Long
view. She is much improved at
this writing. . Mrs. Jones, the
Wesley kindergarten teacher and
her girls, Trixie and Donnell,
were callers on Mrs. c. L. Wes-
ley Sunday evening. MT. ION
BAPTIST CHURCH; Sunday
School was held at the usual
hour. The pastor preached the
morning sermon. Mrs. Mary
Nunley is spending the weekend |
with her mother, Mrs. Viola Wal
thall of Clarksville. The Spirit
ual Chorus of the City Mission
Board rendered a splendid pro-
gram Sunday, October 2lst at
Mt. Zion Church. This was their
first program. Those partici-
pating were: Mrs. Elizabeth !
Phiffer, Mrs. Cox, Mrs Annie |
Mae. r. II. Phiffer made the
opening remarks. Mrs. Mary |
Nunley was Mistress of Cere-
monies. Mrs Pearlie Hagdity is
pianist of the chorus. Closing re- !
marks by Mrs. G., A. Brown, the
merited president, Mrs. Picket is
president The life history of |
Mrs. G, A. Brown is just off the |
press, You may purchase il now
Mrs. O. p. Ferguson
Rev. and Mrs. d. Edwin John
son returned Sunday morning
mrom Fl. Worth where they at
tended the B. M. and f. Conven-
ton of Texas held with the Mt
Gilead Baptist Church; Rev W. |
Nd Bowden is pastor Rev john
son is one of the vice presidents |
and Mrs. johnson is the secretary |
of the Women's Convention. i
The Teachers meeting was held |
In the home of Mrs. o. p. Fergu- |
son Thursday night, October 18th. |
Mrs. Z, B. Jackson taught the
lesson. Thursday, October 25th, |
the meeting was held in the home
of Mrs. f, b, Jackson. The les
son was taught by Mrs. O. p. Fer
guson. A. d. Johnson is super
intendent. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Ford of Santa Monica, CALI
fornia, have been the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Sykes of Redwater Street for
the past week. -, The Semper Fl
dellis Club met in the home Of
Mrs. Mary Lou Thompson on
West 9th Street Monday night.
A good meeting was held and the
following members were pres
ent: Mrs. Anna K. Rosborough
Mrs. Gladys Brown, Mrs. S. G.
d Turrentlne, Mrs. Mary Lee
Wash, Mrs Bea, williams, Miss
| T. G. Williams, Mrs. Alice Car
Iner, Mrs O. p Ferguson. and the
hostess. A delicious menu was
served. Mrs, Alice Garner isl
president. Mrs O. r. Ferguson is
secretary, Mrs. Alice Greer is
still confined to the house after