Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-08-10
PRESCOTT
Bulah Hugle

MIS-. opnelld James oil Oakland
California, is here visiting her
mother, Mrs, Willie Mae Banks
and her children, Ruth Helen and
Vernia, Jr. Miss Edna Mae
Morganfield left for Los Angeles
where she will join her father,
Willie c, Morganfield and her
grandmother, Mrs. Matte Nor
garfield, T-5 Leonard W. Hard
net left Leiarve, France, Is June
and landed in Boston, Mass, "a
June. He is now here visiting
his mother and father on a 30
day furlough, Mrs. Ora Mae
Gillard is on the sick list. Mrs.
Leola Fulk fell and sprained her
ankle. She is improving. Lit
tie Junior Gillard is ON the sick
list, Mr., Clay is on the sick
list. Mrs RoXie Silas has re-
turned home from Oakland, Cali
fornia, where she has been visit
ing her husband, Fritz Silas.
Mrs. Alberta Hamilton visited
Mrs. Willie Mae Banks. john
ME and Curnie Burton have re-
turned from fishing trip in
Oklahoma.
William Arthur Duncan
Mrs. Mary Ainsley will leave
soon for a visit with relatives
and friends in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Laurie Garland is home from
Los Angeles, Calf, where she
has been engaged in defense work
for several months. Usury Lee
Woodbury. and Miss Myrtle
Coleman were married last week.
Mrs. Willie Andrews left Mon
day for her home in Wichita,
Texas, after spending several
weeks resting from sick spell
with her sister, Mrs. Stella Jami-
son, Floyd Lanford Jr. is home
from Chicago after a month of
vacationing with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reglia Frank
lin. Richard Johnson Of Madi-
son, Wisconsin, spent a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Johnson. The Pro-
gressive Women's Club sponsor
ed an excursion to Hope A de
lightful time was enjoyed by the
passengers, The club Will meet
Sunday, August 5th, with Mrs.
Rosetta Jefferson CHURCH
NEWS;--Mrs. Stella Jamison en-
tertained the children at a social
Thursday afternoon. The pro-
ceeds went to help Dorothy S.
Green in Sunday School Fin
ancial contest WARDS CHAP
Ell AME CHURCH: Much en-
thusiasm was manifested by the
contestants in the Sunday School
drive, The objective was to raise
the Sunday School assessment
and A. c, f. League assessment,
and money for a delegate to go to
the convention. The delegate
was determined by the contest
ant raising the largest amount
Of money. The contestants were
as follows: Curean Smith, 60c;
Marion Smith, Csc; Violet Jean
Charles, $3.50; Mary Elizabeth
Pride, $2,55; Johnson, $100; Allie
Joe Middleton, SAT-; Dorothy l..
Green, SAIL; Caroline Blake,
$5.l5 (2nd place. Luvena Charles
SIS As, first winner A. c. f. Leag-
lie; Earline Langford, $5.75, LIST
place Sunday School The grand
total raised was 1888. Rev. J,
B. Neal, is pastor in charge.
Richard Stevens of Los Angeles,
Calf, is here visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Roxie Silas. The Mission
raised $l00 and gave to Mr..
Clay who is very sick, Mrs.
France Gilmore Miller, president;
Mrs. RoXie Silas, teacher and
Miss Virginia Nixson, secretary,
$14.00 was raised by Mrs. Viz
ginia NiXson at singing held at
the Church of God, Mrs Gilmore,
mistress of ceremony and pastor,
On the sick list this week, are,
Mrs. Maggie Garrison and Mrs.
Leola Falks Mrs. Florence
Burtan received a letter from her
brother, Pfc. William f. Picken,
Pfc. Bill Woody is back from
overseas. James Murphy is
home from Dayton, Ohio.
Samuel Scott
Mrs. Lucy E. Scott died Thurs
day, July 26, l945, and was buried
July 80, 1915, at eleven o'clock
Survivors include granddaughter
grandson and husband.
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