Arkansas State press., 1945-09-14
PRESCOTT
Beulah Hugle

Moldrue, U. S, Navy, who has
been overseas 8 months. is here
on a 30-day furlough with rela-
tives and friends of this city. i.
Mrs, Henrietta Moncheif left on
August 10 for Detroit, Michigan,
to visit her neiee, Mrs. Noba
Williams, Mrs, Gertrude
Booth Sanders from Arkadelphia
is visiting her aunt, Hrs. Stella
Jamison. Mrs, Ora Mae Gillard
and son visited her sister-in-law,
Mrs. A. L. Gillard and Alvernia
here. Mrs. Mandy Green is
on the sick list. Miss Eloise
Hugle and mother are here from
Los Angeles, California, visiting
Mrs. Bulah Hugle and Mrs. Dora
Alexander. Little Miss Sister
Cat Burton and Winfort Burton
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. c. c.
Gatlin. Mrs. Florence Burton
is on the sick list. Mrs. Cleo
Royston is on the sick list. :.
Dave Hill Jr. who stuck a nail
in his foot, is on the mend. i.
Mrs. Laura WEIGH and Miss
Herene Sewers visited Mrs. Willie
Burton on August 10. Elder
F. J. Jones is having a wonder
ful meeting at the Church of
God in Christ. Mr., Clay is still
on the sick list.
Roberta Scott
Mary Lee Smith is here visit
ing relatives and friends. The
Kansas City Four Gospel Sing
ers sang at st. Thomas Baptist
Church Sunday night, September
2, and raised $685.. The Nolen
School closed Friday, September
Z, after a two months session.
William Arthur Duncan
Miss Lillian Amelia Gilmore,
the attractive daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gilmore is hay
ing to extend her stay in obs
ton, Mass, where she has spent
the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Mae Parrish, due to having
an operation on her finger. Miss
Gilmore is an outstanding stu
dent of the County Training
Schrool at Rosston. 1t was while
playing on the basketball team
there that she sustained an in
Jured finger. Her sister, Mrs.
Ethel Kate Smith, who accom-
panied her to Boston, will remain
until she is able to return home,
Mines. Lula Mae Scott and Aus
tine johnson gave tea Monday,
September 3, at the home of Mrs.
Scott IN honor of Mrs. Luella
Dempsey, who left Monday night
for a vacation in Omaha, Chica-
go, and Madison, Wisconsin. i
Mrs. Marguerite johnson accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Ella
Smith, to Hot Springs, where
Mrs, Smith is taking medical
treatment. CLUB NEWS: The
Progressive Women's Club met
at the home of Mrs. Grant Hamil
ton Sunday, September 2. During
The social hour Mrs. Rosetta JEFF
[erson was presented a shower
Tor the expectived arrival of the
Stork IN this month. The charm
ing hostess, Mrs, Hamilton, serv-
ed delicious repast, CHURCH
NEWS: Wards Chapel AME
Church; On September 2 Rev. J.
b. Neal delivered a very impress
slve sermon. His text, Jesus
calls U.s." Just before the close
81 the service, the choir dedi-
Gated the song, God Be With
You Till We Meet Again." to Mrs.
Luella Dempsey, who is staunch
of the church and a
loyal choir member. The Roy
al Four, a group of singers from
Little Rock rendered a program
TO a very large audience at Wards
Chapel at 3 p. m. THE Holy
City," beautiful pageant, was
presented Sunday night, Sep
.ember 9, at 8 o'clock by a cast
IF 50 young men and women of
Wards Chapel. Rev. J. B. Neal
vas assistant director and con-
'tructor of stage properties; Miss
Iva Upchurch, costume design
II; Mrs. Marguerite johnson,
voice technician; Mrs. Christine
music director.
BOUGHTON COMMUNITY
Pfc. Theodore Hale is home on
urlough from overseas. Mrs.
Georgia Ellis and son, Henry, of |