Arkansas State press., 1945-11-09

They will carry as guests Mrs
Helen Wallas of 2205 w. 18th st
and Mr.. and Mrs, Ross Rolark
of the Stevens Court. Mrs
Mary Lou Thompson spent the
weekend in Avinger, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Birdsong OF
San Francisco, California, and
Mrs. Catherine Mcdowell of Tex
arkana motored to Dallas to visit
their mother. They carried as
travelling guests M. X. Allen, a
discharged veteran of World War
II. Mrs. Odessa Turner and
her little neice, Barbara Ann,
have returned from Denison
where they visited Barbara AIMS
father, j. Z. Turner, former
resident of the Twin Cities. Mr.
Turner has established large
business in the North Texas town
Mrs. frankie Tye met the stork
at its landing and received a fine
baby boy on October Gath. Moth
or and baby are fine. Edward
Cheathem and his wife, Mrs. Joe
Ann Cheatham Of Richmond, Cali
fornia, spent ten days here with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Cheat
ham, a veteran of World War ii,
spent 31a years overseas in the
Southern Philippine and Ryukyus
theaters and received the follow
ing decorations: Asiatic Pacific
Campaign Medal with two Bronze
Stars; Philippine Liberation Rib
bon with two bronze stars and a
Good Conduct Medal. They were
guests of Mrs. Cheatham's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Porter,
2203 W. 10th st. Many festivities
were given in their honor climax
ed by a farewell luncheon on Oc-
tober Oath. Games were played
beginning at 1880 p. m. Prize
winners were: Mrs. Lois Berry
Porter, Maggerine Roberts, HON.
er Brown and Mrs. Pauline Will
liams, after which the group posed
fer picture. A delicious menu
was served. Those present: Mr..
and Mr.. l. T Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. CLANCY Cheatham and their
son, Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs. Ocie
Graham, Mrs. Pauline Williams,
Mrs. Loisa Porter, Mrs. Alouise j
Graham, Miss Dorothy Carter,
Miss Dorothy Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Brown, Miss Barbara
Crawford and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Porter. Mrs and Mrs. Cheatham
left Thursday for their home in
Richmond, California, but will
visit briefly Mrs. Cheatham's
brother and mother in Sualpha.
Oklahoma. Prof. M. B. Wesley
and wife, Mrs. c. l.. Wesley, who
retired from teaching profession,
have been called on to re-enlst
for the second time in two years
at the Wynn Jr. High School of
Garland City. 1t may be remem-
bered that they are among the old |
reliable and dependable teachers, |
having taught school about A
years. On the sick list are Mrs. |
Viola Cannon of 1907 West 18th |
Street and Mrs. Martha Rush of |
1908 West 18th Street Please /
have your news and money ready |
when the paper boy calls. He |
can't afford to make return trims
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. |
Sunday School opened at 10 a. m. |
The pastor preached the morning
sermon, Two candidates were
baptized Sunday evening. Since
that time there have been added |
to our flock two more members |
Tor baptism. The second ami |
versary of the pastor, Rev. j. A. |
Wilder, was held October Goth TO
November 4th. Rev. j. r. King |
preached the anniversary SER
mon at 1880. q. Mrs. Alberta Wild !
er has returned from Portland.
Oregon, where she has been visit
ing for some time.
Mrs. o, p, Ferguson
The Sunday School of the Sun
set Baptist Church was largely
attended Sunday morning. The
lesson was reviewed by the pas
tor, Rev. d. Edwin johnson. A
~. Johnson is superintendent.
The morning worship was largely
attended. Several returned SOL
diers were introduced by the
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