Arkansas State press., 1946-03-15
e. DORADO
Rev. E. c. Cutter

the sick list but is better now. f..
c. Brown was on the sick list for
the weekend, but he is improv-
ing fast. Miss Bertha Mae
Boyd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Boyd, will leave next
week for Detroit to visit her
brother and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Williams had as their
house guest last week Miss Eve
Ign Pearson, their sister, of Tus-
kegee Institute. Miss Pearson is
a graduate of the AS class and
is now working on the nursing
staff of John A. Andrew Hospi-
tai, Tueskegee Institute. Call
for Mrs. M. w. Anderson at the
store for your STATE PRESS. :.
The Fairview Social and Art
Club held its social meeting at
the home of Miss Hazel j. Allison
Monday, February 26th, with
Mrs. S. Dolphin presiding. A
program on outstanding Negroes
was rendered by Mrs. Amanda
Miliner. Miss Hazel J. Allison
gave poem, Il Am A Negro"
Mrs. Margaret Williams showed
PERTAINS of outstanding Negroes.
Mrs, Beatrice Davis gave a paper
on the life of DR.. Garter Wood
son, and Mrs. Leila Smith gave
contribution about Negro growth
and interest. Other members
present were Mesdames Ora c.
Terrell, Alice King, Lizzie Lewis,
Mable Mills and Ella B. Tatum.
After delicious repast the Club
adjourned to hold its next meet
ing at the home of Mrs. S. Del
phin. On April 7th at 3 D. m.
a contest will be held between
The Four Clouds of Joy Spiritual
Singers and the Spiritual Build
ers Gospel Singers. Rev. w.
M. Grimes, district missionary,
preached at Douglas Chapel Bap-
fist Church Sunday; subject,
Make Some Preparations" Song
service was conducted by the
senior choir. G, C. Lee is pianist.
The Committee on Recommended
tons recommended Rev. j. l..
Thomas for pastor. This will be
acted on at the next business
meeting, April 5th. The Good
Fellows are ready to call on the
public for donations for the pur-
pose of helping widows, orphans
and the sick. f. c. Cutter is
manager; Rev. w. Brown, secre-
tary. Mrs. Joanna Williams
and granddaughter, Nettie Ma
bic Henry, visited her daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Williams for two
weeks vacation. Rev. Z. T..
Driver preached a wonderful ser
mon Sunday morning. The Cos
pei Choir will sing for Sunday
morning services. The 1916
Pythian Period LXVL Anniver-
sary and Thanksgiving ceremony
VIII be held at First Baptist
Church March Oath at 3 D. m.
Mrs. Gertrude B. Mccoy of Lit
tie Rock, Grand Worthy Counsel
lor, Will be present. We are ex-
pecting l05 K of p of No. 81 to
be present and 48 C of C No. lO6.
E. c. Cutter, &C.; Mrs. A. C.
Bradford, VIC. CARD OF
THANKS: We thank our many
friends for their cooperation on
March 10th. Rev. r. L. Evans
spoke on Qualified Leaders"
The pubic gave to Rev. E. Cut
ter SOL in cash, and many gifts.
Special thanks to the white
friends for what they gave. Sign
ed, Rev. f. c. Cutter. Mrs.
Shep Smith, Arkansas Avenue,
was hostess to the Self Culture
Club Monday night, February Is,
with the president, Miss A. f,
Redmond, presiding. Miss Nora
Brown was chairman of the pro-
gram. The Club will sponsor a
Silver Tea at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Fate Armstrong, N.
Washington. Mrs. Velma c. |
Gum and Mrs. Lucy A. Manlove
of Kansas City, Kansas, were
guests of Mrs. Gums aunt, Mrs.
b. l.. Redmond. They also visit
ed in McGehee, Little Rock and
New Orleans. Mrs. Manlove is
one of the Kansas State Inspec-
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