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Mrs Susie Jackson of 280 Tasting Street Dallas Texas
spent Fathers Day with her father Arthur Warren Her
granddaughter Arthurne accompanied her here Mrs Jack
returned to Dallas June % after very pleasant
Mrs Edward Martin and her two children Edward Jr and
Helen Jane are visiting her mohern-laW Mrs Sias of
1884 Bevue Street Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Dinah Lewis
and Mrs Dora Mae Howard of Kansas City Mo- week
end guests of Mrs Jeffrey Henderson of 1912 w 10th Street
The Misses Shirley and Marjorie Jenkins left the city
July st for Gary Indiana and Chicago Illinois, to spend
indefinite vacation with relatives and friends, The two SIS
tiers recently graduated from Phlander Smith College
this city They both Sorors of Delta Sigma Theta
Talented daughters of Mr. and Mrs W. A. Jenkins of 2423
Park Avenue Shirley is nauraygfted artist and plans
study at the Chicago Art Institutes and Marjorie former
Assistant Manager of the Arkansas World will do additional
study IN the field Of Journalism 1st Lit Lacy Dell john
Air Corps; stationed in Los Angeles Calf is here
Locust Street N Little Rock 1t Johnson has brothers
and husband in the service. Mrs Peter Campbell of
Gurdon accompanied her husband to the city last week
business Mr. Campbell is state circulation manager of the
STATE PRESS Frank Young of 1919 High Street. veteran
representative who has been sick list up
and about his business again. which is very much to the
satisfaction of his many friends Mrs E. v Fonaine of
Wright Avenue registered in charge at the United
Friends Hospital is back in the city after brief trip to
Chicago Mrs Fonaine accompanied by her little neph
Jack Lewis r who spent his first birthday the Windy
City They made the trip and return by air Mrs Eouse
ing Mr.. and Mrs. M. E Meekns, Rev Roy Meekins and
brother IN Alexander, La Mrs. Mura Bennett wife of
Walter Bennett of 1922 West Ninth Street left Saturday
night for vacation in Cleveland and New York While in
Cleveland she will be the guest Mr. and Mrs Fred Banks
and New York she will be the guest of Mrs Pearl Bean
Perry Riley Johns left Saturday for Kansas City Missouri
visit his brother Percy L. Johns and friends Sgt Harry
efferes 1902 Bishop Street to the city Sunday night
for few days stay with his wife and family Sgt efferes
is stationed in Georgia.
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TEXARkANA, TEX.

Mrs. Nettie Thomas who re-
sides at SOC Elm Street, has COM
pleted her new home at 814 w,
5th, and will occupy it next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook of Deni-
son were weekend guests of his
sister, Mrs. Mary Davis, and
neice, Mrs Essie d. Bennett and
family. Mrs. Cora D. Jones
OF 80l Oak Street will leave in
a few days for Denver, Colorado
TO visit her siSter-in law and
many friends. Mrs. Jones Is the
sweet singer Of Oak Street Bap-
fist church, She will be missed
very much in the Imperial choir
for the months she will be away.
Mrs. Mary Mccoy will leave next
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JONES HI SCHOOL

The summer school at Jones
High School closes its first 6
weeks of hard study and work
by 1877 students June 30.
The teachers are. Mrs. Alma
Eskridge, librarian; Mrs. Perkins,
elementary teacher; Mrs. Coop
er, home economics, accompanied
by Nurse Beachum of the Red
Cross; Messrs. Calvin and Harris.
E. II. Hunter, principal.
The library has received $50
new books this summer, includ-
ing biographies, histories, Eng
lish classics, etc.
The gym is open every day
from 1900 until for all forms of
physical education.
We not only have fillibusters
IN Congress, we have one in
Jones High School -- Simon
Holmes 18th grade student,
Helen Mckinley has been voted
The smartest girl.
Bettye Joyce Wade, reporter.
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LET'S GET SMART

Let stop getting mad and get smart! Every time
walk into establishment owned by people of the other
race and made mad which is entirely too often We
should begin then and there get smart And of the
best evidences Of smarness to into places owned
by This is indictment of all the places
owned and operated by members Of the other but
is symbol of most especially the large Jewish controlled
places that not only show their contempt for treat
men but add it with their various and conspicuous paint
ed signs advertising their estimated superiority based the
biological color OF their skin that person offensive
that must be kept separated Since this established
fact beyond any reasonable doubt let start from today
getting smart and keep money separated from theirs
We only show smartness by trading with our own
first and second with those who have shown their appreca
ton for patronage thru the elimination of visual signs
attempting to perpeuae tradition that has kept than
oneh of the United States population in ignorance pow
dobscury In other words ladies' before you make
yourselves liable to such insults TRADE WITH THE SMART
SHOP 808 w 9th Street the shop that specazes in ladies
exclusive ready oWear and is able to supply the needs of
the well dressed lady
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NEW LIGHT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. j. B, Kemp, Reporter

We had Wonderful Sunday
School, Subject, Gods JOY in
Creation" The lesson was re-
viewed by Deacon Johnnie Carr.
HOO service was very good.
Sermon by the pastor. He
preached from the text found in
Gen. 1;31. And God saw every
thing that he had made, and be-
hold everything was good" The
public is invited to worship with
us and especially on the First
and third Sundays. We had a
grand picnic on July 4th, Bonnie
Jackson was honored with a 60
ing away party at the home of
Mrs. j. B. Kemp. Those present
were; Julia Mae Coleman, Ern-
estine Kemp, Ruth Genaw, Leila
Coleman, Ave Lee Kemp, Lue-
rean Kemp, James Finley, Jack
Low, Ray Coleman, Julia Craw-
ford, Frank Crawford, Sadye
Kemp and Mr.. and Mrs. M, l..
Crawford.
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TEXARKANA
MRS. IDA d. MARSHALL PROF NJ. Il. WESLEY
PHONE i62sJ P1ate s2s5.W

week for Hot Springs, ARK
where she viii take a course Of
3QthS. Oak Street choir will
miss her she is the financial wiz
Qrd otthat department, Mrs.
Essie p Bennett Of 705 Oak
Street with her eldest daughter
were Sunday evening callers on
Prof. and Mrs. c. l., Wesley. =.
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,:
Sunday School was held at the
usual hour; new pupils, 2, Ser
mon at IL o'clock by Rev. Dredd,
Subject, Building a Highway to
Heaven. y The Humming Bees
began a program June q. Il
was closed July ! with a queens
drive at $50. Mrs. S. c
Thompson and her son and dau-
ghter, Saliba and Miss Annie
Lois Thompson are spending the
summer in California visiting
their husband and father and
other relatives. The revival
held at the Sunset Baptist church
was brought to close on last
Wednesday night with Rev. Cum
bingham of Paris preaching his
farewell sermon. Three souls
were added to the church.
The funeral of Mrs. Vernell Hill
son Parks was held Thursday
afternoon at the Sunset Baptist
church. Rev. (, Edwin Johnson
preached the fnunaral. Jones
Funeral Home in charge. Miss
T. c. Williams, music instructor,
left Sunday night for Minnesota,
where she will visit relatives and
friends and attend school during
the summer session. While in
St. Louis, Mo-, Miss Williams WIS.,
tied with the Afford family for
several hours. Prof. and Mrs.
M. F. Flewellen left Friday night
for the west coast along with
Prof. and Mrs. Alton. Mrs. O.
P. Ferguson, reporter. :. COR
RECTION: Last week we stat
ed, at. J. Allard William, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert William is
now home on furlough after two
90 years of overseas duty It
should have read, "Pvt. J. Allard
Williams, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Bert Williams is now home on
| furlough after Is months of
overseas duty" Pvt. Williams is
back from three weeks visit
in Washington, D. c., and Chi
cago, Ill, and will spend at least
eight more days with his par
ents before returning to Cali
fornia where he is stationed.
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NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

Little Virginia Hampton is va
cationing in St. Louis. Mrs.
Mary Brown is visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago. Mrs
E. l.. Dove and children are Wis
ting her father in Newhardt.
Re. N. L. Dove returned June
n with his mother, Mrs. Duella
Dove, from Little Rock where
she has been sick at Baptist hos
pital. The body of Henry
Simmons, aged citizen of New
port, was recovered June "a in
back waters behind the levy in
South Newport. He was drown
ed June o. Mrs. Matte Qualls
and grandchildren of Santa Mon
lea, Cal, are spending few days
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. N. A. Manly left June 80
for Conway to spend part of the
summer with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Jones visited her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Lonnie Joseph in
Little Rock on June q. Mrs
Joseph's condition is reported as
improved. Mrs. Mary Oates
spent a few days in Little Rock
during the past week. Mrs
Dorothy Griffin and son, Will
liam III, returned to Atlanta, Ga,
for a short stay with her moth
err. Mrs. Lucille Jackson of
Memphis is guest of Mr. land
Mrs. Joe Wilson and family. :,
Prof. w. F. Branch has returned
from Pine Bluff where he at
tended A M. and N. College.
Miss M. 0. Tyler is attending
summer school at Fisk Univer-
sity, Nashville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Iona Oates entertained the
White Rose Club on June Is.
After the meeting a delicious 2
course luncheon was served,
Mines. Dorothy Griffin, A. V.
Smith and N, A. Manly were
guests at the meeting.
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RECEIVES
HONORABLE
DISCHARGE

IT'S SAVOY B. PATTILLO of
BIG West 23rd Street, North Lit
tie Rock recently has been dis
charged from the armed forces
with los points.
He spent forty-eight months
in service, thirty-seven of which
were overseas in Australia, New
Guinea and the Philippine Is
lands.
It's Pattillo holds. The Dis
tinguished Unit Citation, Philip
pine Liberation Ribbon with one
bronze star, a Pacific Theater
ribbon with three bronze stars,
Good Conduct Medal and the
American Defense Ribbon. He is
Jr. College graduate and will
continue his education in Sep
TENDER.
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gifts. Mrs. Leila Walsh and
daughters, Clydia, Juanita and
Dorthy surprised her husband
with a birthday party Friday
night, June 20. Mr. Walsh was
very pleased at everything and
his guests brought many useful
gifts. Mrs. Ernestine Pettis
and Mrs, Helen Bailey were high
pointers in a game contest. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson were win
ners in game contest.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06
CONWAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Broadly Gate
wood, Sr., have received word
from their son, Pfc. Curtis Gate
wood, that he is now stationed in
France after having seen action in
Italy, Germany and France. He
and his brother, S-Sgt. Celester
GateWood have met in France.
They had not seen each other
for two years. S-Sgt. Celester
GateWood has also seen action
in France. They have another
brother, Cpl. Broadly Gatewood,
Jr., somewhere in France, whom
they expect to see soon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06
DEATHS

Elsie Freeman, 80, Sweet
Home. died III a Little Rack
hospital June IS. Dubisson an
Co in charge.
James Gray died at his home,
92l Hazel Street, North Little
Rock. June 26. Hubble Brothers
Inc. in charge.
John Sutton formerly of Little
Rock, died in Detroit, Michigan.
Hubble Brothers. Inc. in charge.
Betty Weatherall of GOT West
9th Street, died at a Little Rock
hospital, June %. United Friends
Undertakes in charge.
MARY Jane Joyner died at her
home in Alexander June %.
United Friends Undertakers in
charge.
Albert Harrison Wilson, 81,
925 East 4th Street, died in 3
Little Rock hospital June 30.
Dubisson and Co. in charge.
M, j. johnson of McGehee
died at his home June 30. Hub
BILE Bros, Inc, in charge.
Matte Shinholsten, 1912 West
18th Street, died at her home
June 80 United Friends Under
takers in charge.
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CHIDESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Brown are
at home for a short stay from
Cleveland, Ohio. Arthur Jones
is at home for visit from In
diana. Mrs. Lettie Hill is here
visiting her brother, Joe Nc
kenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Douglas are proud parents Of
a baby girl, Earnestine. Abra-
ham Mccoy visited the home of
Joe Mckenzie and Tyree Robin
son June %. There will be a
picnic at Union AME church on
July /. A rally will be held on
July 8. Edie Frazier visited
his pastor, Rev. II. Y. Williams
on June % at Gurdon. Sgt,
A. W. Mccoy is home with his
mother, Mrs. Ora Dickens, after
serving 80 months overseas. He
has been located at the following
places: East Indies, New Guinea,
Papuan and the Southern Philip
pines. He has four bronze service
tars and other medals. He has
ocen honorably discharged with
los points Rev. Scott of
Union AME church preached an
inspiring sermon at III a. m. The
church is praying for final VIC
tory and peace.
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LEGALNOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will within the
time fixed by law apply to the
the State of Arkansas for per-
init to sell beer at retail at 806
9th Street, Little Rock, Arkansas,
Pulaski County.
The undersigned states that he
is citizen of Arkansas.
fSIGNED) T. G.. Perry.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this End day of July, 1945.
P. L. Dorman
(SEAL) Notary Public
My Commission Expires August
rs, 1947.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06
4TH ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs Jones celebrated their 4th Anniversary at
the Pilgrim Valley church, recently Those present
Mr. and Mrs Will Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Donne Smith,
Mr. and Mrs Joe Mitchell, Prof and Mrs. Johnson Mrs
Hattie Covinson, Mr.. L. Spears Mrs. Ethel Wright The
Mattresses Miss Olanda Cooks and Miss Ethel L. Wright
Presents were presented by Prof Johnson who eache
in the Ell Dorado school and Mrs Johnson teacher in the
Woodson school On June 81 Mrs. Jones Bible Band pre-
sented her with lovely gift Mrs Jones is known through
out Little Rocks churches for her wonderful poetry Mr.
Jones we'll known citizen of Little Rock and member
of the Arch Street Baptist church.
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Rode for Liberty

After a ride that rivals Paul Re-
vere's, Caesar Rodney broke a tie
vote in Delaware's delegation to the
Continental Congress at Philadel-
phia on Lees resolution for indie
pendence. Late on July J., 1776,
he arrived home after quellng a
revolt In Sussex county where he re-
ceived an urgent summons TO Phlla-
delphia. Mounting a horse. he rode
through the night and arrived In the
northern city In time to place Della.
ware with the other colonies back.
ing the resolution.
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FoRDYcE
Evelyn Ruth Pettis

Evelyn Ruth Pettis
Pfc. A. r. Cone is home after
spending a few months over
seas. Every one welcomes him
home along with his wife and
four children. Mrs. Leila
Counts entertained about %
guests at a lovely birthday BAN
quet in the Blue Room Of the
Harlem Grill Cafe, Thursday
night, June %. Mrs, Counts was
the recipient of many lovely
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will within the time
prescribed by law apply to the
Commissioner of Revenues of the
State Of Arkansas for a permit
to sell beer at retail at 1422
Ringo Street, Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, Pulaski County.
Undersigned thates that he is
a citizen of Arkansas.
(SIGNED) r. G.. Perry.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this End day of July,
1945.
p. l.. Dorman,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
My Commission Expires August
26, l947.
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HOME FROM NETHERLAND INDIES

Lit Aureus M Perkins is home after spending months
in the Netherland Indies His WIFE Mrs. Matte L. Perkins,
joined him 30day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Perkins During his stay here the city he has met
many of his old friends We regret very much that his stay
is permanent His brother S-Sg William Fl Perkins is
still in Germany He among the first colored soldiers
to land in France DDay and was with the invaders
through France Belgium and into Germany.
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PILGRIM VALLEY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School was opened at
its regular time with Sister D..
Murray presiding. Morning
sermon was delivered by the
pastor. We were very glad to
have our pastors son present,
Robert Thomas, who has served
overseas. He will take his leave
Tuesday for Norfolk, Va. Ma
thanil Bankhead of the u. S.
Navy and wife, Mrs. Callie
Bankhead were here visiting. :.
Mary II. Payne, reporter. Rev,
w. M. Thompson, pastor.
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SOMEWHERE
ENTRANCE

Pfc. Willis B. Heintz, U. S.
Army, son of Mrs, Ole Heintz,
Dumas, Is now somewhere III
France. He has a twin brother,
William Heintz Jr., who lives in
Little Rock. Pfc. Heintz is the
newpheW Of Mrs, Jack McCoo
of Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06

h9N. u. II. dflilln ana ldlnIN
motored to Foreman to attea.
services at the ST. Paul Baptist
church of which Rev. W. r
Mathes is pastor, Rev. Griffin
delivered tho message at the
evening services. Rev. Nit
chell Paxton, Mrs. Minnie Me
Coy and Mrs, L. N. Cooper OF
the Lonoke Baptist, 64(rh also
accompanied them. l Offering
S53,22. Mrs. Mary Washing
ton and her daughter have re-
turned from the Cotton Belt
Hospital. Earl Jamison was
home from Seattle, Washington,
visiting his mother, Mrs, Mary
Jamison and his two daughters,
Mary Earl and Jene. ;. st. James
Sunday School met at GAS with
Supt. J. J. Adams in charge.
Rev. A. Williams, brought the
message at l 1o'clock. Rev. Will
liam P. Mitchell Of Tulsa, Okla
homa, closed successful revival
Friday night There were seven
additions to the church during
the meeting. He left SATURDAY.
for Ell Dorado where he will visit
his mother and sister. :. The City
Prayer Band will meet at the
Park Ave. Baptist church Sun
day, July 8 at 5 a. m. Sister
Fannie Wright and Sister Loston
were given $500 each. Bro. C.
H. Mitchell, president. The
many friends of Mrs. Gertrude
T. Grisby are sorry that she has
a broken leg and could not at
tend the funeral of her grand
father, Rev.O S. Victor. Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Smith of Washing
ton, D. C., are visiting Mr.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Lillian Broz-
teller. They will 60 to Hot
Springs for a short visit then to
their home where Mrs, Smith has
a position in the Treasury De-
partment. They also visited their
uncle in Cass county. Mrs
Christine T. Rogers of Oakland,
California, came home for her
grandfather's funeral and is
spending 3 weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. Savannah Tucker before
going back. i. Miss Thelma Fort
man is visiting in Ell Dorado and
Ansley, La. . Pvt. Sammie M
Campbell who is in Hawaii writes
his grandmother, Mrs. Savannah
Tucker, that he is out of the
hospital where he has been for
months. Miss Daisy Belle
Green and Sgt. Abraham Green
were quietly married Monday
They are living at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Grant. Mrs. Estella
Hill has returned after week S
visit with her relatives in Arka-
.delphia and Prescott. Among
out of town people who came to
pay last respects to Rev. O. S.
Victor were Mrs. Willie Mae
Reed of Tuscon, Arizona, and
Christine Tucker of Oakland,
California. After spending a
few days with her cousin, Mrs.
c. Lenox, Mrs. Reed has gone
to Pine Bluff to visit her sister,
Mrs. Flora Booze.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful floral
offerings, sympathy cards and
kilograms during the illness and
death of our father and grand
father, Rev. O. S. Victor, We
especially thank the Ministers
Union and Ozan District.
Signed:
Mrs. Savannah Tucker,
Mrs. Dora Pree,
Mrs. Cleasther Lenox,
daughters;
Mrs. Lois Blakes,
Mrs, Gertrude Grisby,
Miss Catherine Pree,
Miss Dannie Mae Victor,
a
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BELLEVILLE
Miss Idgean Rodgest


Mr.. and Mrs. Wise, Miss Cole
and Mr.. Billiard visited recently
in Paris. Rev. J. II. Hutch
spent d Sunday in Danville.
The principal of Fort Smith
school, spent a recent day in
Belleville as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickey. Misses Rosetta
and Erma Lee Peterson spent a
week in Belleville as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Hutch. l..
{. Nichols was recent visitor
in Belleville.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thu
undersigned will within the time
prescribed by law apply to the
Commissioner of Revenues of the
State Of Arkansas for permit
to sell beer at retail at 1926
W. 9th Street, Little Rock, Ar
kansas, Pulaski County.
The undersigned states that he
is a citizen of Arkansas.
(SIGNED) T. G. Perry.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this End day of july,
1945.
p. l.. Dorman
tSEAL) Notary Public.
My Commission Expires August
rs, l947
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ON VACATION

Miss Clara B. Smith, Asst Manager of Floyd Drugs Com
pany left Saturday night by Pullman for Chicago Detroit
and New York and back through ST. Louis While in
Chicago Miss Smith will be the house guest of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Morse SIPS Indiana Ave Miss Smith has been work
ing for Floyd Drug Company about years.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06
Mr.. THOMPSON
Eyes. he is single)
ON YOUR VACATION IN
HOT SPRINGS
WHY NOT STOP AT
Thompson's Colleges
Just Newly Built and Furnished
throughout

Where it is quiet, you can sleep
as late as you wish and the rise,
60 into your kitchen and cook
what ever you may have, your
stove and wood is ready-you
just make the fire. You have
Spring water to cook with. L
you wish to 60 to town, just lock
your doors, and If you want q
Pepsi Cola, Thompson's Store
keeps it-and most anything eat
able.
Just write Thompson when
you will need cottage, will
serve you with pleasure.
JOHN THOMPSON
700 Portland Avenue
Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Meat Seasoning

Ginger makes an excellent meat
seasoning Rub II on the inside Of
chicken or duck or over q leg of
lamb--the favor will be wonderfully
improved.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
Gainesville News
Rev. A. R. Thomas. Reporter

The Egypt Hill church and mem
bers were blessed to have their
pastor, Rev. w. L. Gates of Collins
present with them again n their
past PASTORAL day. Rev. Gates has
been unable to be at his church for
about eight months.
Mrs. Elnora Walker and Miss Oh
lie Lackey of Jackson were week.
end visitors in Gatesville, visiting
relatives and friends.
The Egypt Hill school is nearing
the close of its 1944-45 session. We
are happy to say that the school
stands clear of debt once more.
Members Of the P.TA. who paid on
the debt are as follows: Mr.. D. Love
lady $11; Margaret H. Williams SIS;
Nellie Rae Collins SIS; Genera
Beasley SIS; Cpl. L. E. Thomas SIS;
o. T. Thomas SIS; Georgia M. Lack
ey $5.42; Hattie Jones ST.; Annie
Mae Barns SIS; c. A. Ayers Sc; Joe
Lackey SIS; Leo Ayers $3.50; Bette
Brown So; Luenia VILLAS 81; Ches-
lie Hicks SIS; Lille Johnson SIS.
The PTA sponsored plate sup
per in February and rasied S23.
making a total of 1862 paid Bro.
D. Lovelady for old debt on school.
The students penny club raised