Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
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ABOUT PEOPLE

S-Sgt. Samuel Posey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Posey of
2213 W. 18th St, recently received his honorable discharge
from the army. Sgt, Posey spent two years and four months
overseas with a quartermaster unit where he won many
heroic citations, Good Luck, MI, Posey. Mrs. Annie Wal
vacation with her sister, Mrs. M. H., Bobo, AIT W. l4th st.
Mrs. Wallace was the recipient of many social activities dur
ing her stay in the city. She left recently to visit her mother
who lives in Garfield. Mrs. Mamie Posey Hodge, is home
from Los Angeles, spending a few days with family and
friends. Isaac and Howard Sanders and wife, Ruth, motor
ed here from Chicago to visit their family and friends of
North Little Rock. Pfc. Charles Gillispie is spending a
thirty day furlough with Mrs, Dollie Williamson, 1910 W.
18th St. Pfc. Gilispie spent IA months in the European
theatre Of war. Mrs. Essie Frank, and Mrs. Ruthie Mae
Stewart and children of 1862 Forrest Ave, Beaumont, Texas,
sister and neice of Mack King, 1920 Ringo Street, spent a
few days in the city last week visiting the Kings en- route
home from a lengthy vacation that took them through several
eastern and midWestern cities visiting relatives and friends. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hughes of Los Angeles are mentioning in
the city visiting relatives and friends. They are former
Little Rockians having been living in the West for the past
four years. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gay, accompanied by the
Walsh sisters of Fordyce motored to the city Sunday to visit
friends and take part in the Bathing Beauty Contest at Pure
Spring Lake, Mr.. Gay is a successful young business man
of %Fordyee, and entered a contestant in the contest who re-
eeived favorable comment from the public as we'll as the
Judges. Miss Dorothy Sue Walsh was the contestant. She
is a student at Shorter College. ;. Miss EdWina Jones, oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones, a student at Atlanta
University, mastering in social service, was home for four
weeks. A farewell party was given at her home by her
mother. Attending were, Sgt. Lewis Davis, M-Sgt. Roscoe
Sharp, Miss Alice Sharp, Miss Rose Nell Wilson, Mr.. and
Settles and Mrs. Gerldine Washington. The party accom-
panied her to the station. Mrs. Mable Walters Shepard
is spending q mOnthS vacation III the east. While there she
will be the guest of Mrs. Lucy Townsend of New York City,
Mrs. Albert Shepard of Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. Lillian Shep-
ard OF New Benn, n, G. Mrs. Shepard is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. :. I. Walters of 80 West 9th Street. Mrs.
{. A. Wilkins of 1919 Cypress St, North Little Rock, is
visiting Mrs. Della Stokes in Detroit, Mich. Before return
ing home she will stop in Chicago, to visit her daughter and
son-ln-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mitchell and in ST. Louis to
visit relatives and friends. She was accompanied by her
1rlena; Mrs. Charlie Perry also of North Little Rock. Mr..
and Mrs. {. W. James spent Sunday in Hot Springs. Mrs.
James is the former Miss Lille Butler. VIM. Fontaine, one
OF the clty's prominent business men, left the first of the week
Tor an extendd vacation, taking in Chicago, Detroit, Cleve-
land, the Nations Capitol, Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn
and Boston. Mr.. Fontaine will be gone approximately thirty
days, taking most Of his vacation riding. Making a brief
stop in the city enroute home, was Mrs. Susie Mae Rougeaus,
OF 2o57 Harrison Street, a popular young business matron
OF Alexandria, Louisiana. Mrs. Rougeaus visited the Kings
OF l22O Rlngo street. She was returning from a short vaca-
ton in the Spa. S. L. Dunn, proprietor of the Dunn's Vic
tory Cleaners of N. Little Rock. has received his honorable
discharge from the army, after having spent over two years
IN service, with most of it overseas. He has returned to take