Arkansas State press., 1945-09-07

f. c. Cutter

Ave-, getting ready for school, -
Little Miss Lou Allen Carter
spent last week in the country
with her grandmother MIS-
Eliza Carter. ]. ]. Carter, VINO
spent two weeks in Hot Springs
and Malvern. is home now win
his family at 400 S. Florence
Ave. Rev, w. M. Mullins LETT
Monday morning for Detroit,
Michigan, where he will attend
the National Convention, MIN
ner Buckner is here from Rich
mond, California, visiting his SIS
ter-in-law, Mrs. w. M, Mullins, :,
Pfc. Odell Hicks and PFC 0. D,
Hicks of Strong who have Just
returned from oversees are VS.
iting their aunt, Mrs, Blanche
Williams, ll07 E. Hillsboro St
Mrs. Joanna Williams and Arth-
ur Lavett, mother and cousin of
Mrs. Blanche Williams, visited her
last weekend on their way to
visit Mrs. Roxie Morris of Cur
don. e. Mrs. Sewell Farmer and
her two daughters left Sunday
for a short visit with relatives
in the country. Mrs. Dovie
Mcdonald of 10l1 Brewster St,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
short illness. Mrs. Odessa Nit
chell and two daughters have re-
turned home after spending a
week in Strong visiting their rel
atives and friends. While there
Spring Hill Baptist Church, Oak
land, La. They had splendid SER
vice and received nine candidates
for baptism. Mr.. and Mrs.
Temple Lockett are here from
Mt. Clemens, Michigan, visiting
Mr.. Lockett's mother at 1900 Will
son Street, and Mrs. Lockett's
brothers, Oliver and Matt Gra-
ham, and their wives. Aron
Smith, Sim &c, recently spent a
1-day leave with his wife, Mrs
Katherine Smith and children
Roland and Virginia Ray, who
reside at 1905 E. First Street. He
also visited parents and relatives
at Lille, La, He has returned
to cambridge, Maryland.
Mrs. Cumire Coleman of Spring
field, Mo, is visiting relatives and
friends here, and would be glad
to meet her many friends during
her stay at 500 Kinard or 1015
Hawthorne Street. Providence
Lodge No. "a X. of p. met in ex-
ira session with the Courts No.
LOG on August 30 and had a nice
time in the hall. $14.50 was
raised. Mrs. Cleveland Ford w.
c.; Rev. E. c. Cutter, C. c.; c,
Brown, K. R, S.. Jimmie l..
Meadows and Miss Ruth General
were married Sunday, September
z by Rev. E. G. Cutter. Rev.
W. M. Grimes has been on the
sick list for four weeks. He is
at home now L. l want bows to
sell papers. See E. c. Cutter at
Sims Cafe on Hill Street.
Henry Grimes is here on a visit
from California. He met with
the X. of P. No. 81 and paid his
dues in full for 1945. Tim
known in this city, was found
dead at his home, Sunday, Sep
TENDER 2 about 6 miles south of
III Dorado, He lived alone and
was dea dwhen his sister called
to see him, 1t is presumed that
ne died OF a heart attack. Mrs.
opal Lee tSephens has been in
the city on her months vacation
from Saginaw, Michigan, visiting
her mother, Mrs. Bethena Perry,
and sisters, Tavern Perry and
Ollvia b. Archie; and neice, Betty
Joe Archie at 426 N. w. Ave,
and her Oldest sister, Mrs, L. A.
Myers of Karnack, Texas. An
other sister, Mrs. Clayton Strains,
and her daughter, Patsy Ann,
ana a sister-in-law, Mrs. Josie
Lee Perry, motored here from
Dallas, Texas, to visit Mrs. Steph-
ems, Thei roldest brother, Pvt.
BenJamin Perry, is serving some
where in France, and George
Ferry is on a 9O-day furlough
before entering the army. . Word
las been received from Pvt.
John Barnes that he will be home
rom Germany during this month.
= Brown will leave with his bus
or Paris, Texas, September 8.
found trip, $500. Bus leaves
'reeman's Store on f. and B.
street at $50 p. m. Come and
zee a good ball game. Ell Dorado
md Paris.