Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
X REVIEWS
GURDoN
DePriest Campbell

where she spent more than three
weeks with her son, Alvern
Stringer, and his wife. She was
accompanied home from Little
Rock by her son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
Eller, and by Herman l.. Stuckey.
Mrs, Moncrief of Prescott was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H, G. Patillo. Miss Ethel Allen
of Ell Dorado is here visiting her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Allen. fiosie Wilson
who has been running out of
Gurdon on the Ell Dorado train, is
now scheduled out of Little Rock.
His friends regret to lose him
from the community. Rev. T.
O. Crudup held great five
o'clock service at his church
Christmas morning. Rev. M.
l.. Youngblood and his members
were at the AME church at elev-
en- a. m. Mrs, Elizabeth Harris
and children spent the holidays in
Hot Springs with Mrs. Harris
sister, Mrs. Cecil Pennington. :.
Ellis Campbell, Charlie Glenn, F.
Harper of Illinois are home for
the holidays. Ellis CampbelPs
sister took sick on December Is
and was taken to the hospital
at Prescott. l.. Buckler left
for his home in Louisiana on
DNcemNor 90 Mrs. Minnie Pa
tlllo, Mrs. Maud Juniel, Edna
Nelson, and Pat Collins motored
to Hot Springs December IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Ellis and
Herman L. Stuckey motored to
Little Rock December 27 and
were highly entertained at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Livingston. Mrs. A. D. Smell
has returned home from Fort
Worth, Texas, where she spent
the holidays with her daughter.
Mrs. Wilma johnson. Mrs. J.
Kolhem and Mrs Estella Collins
teachers at Royston H. S. were
all home for the holidays. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mccoy and
children spent the HOLIDAYS with
Mrs. McCoy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tate. James M. Campbell
and Mrs. Nancy Hugh, Perry
McCov, Hermon Studkev were
in Arkadelphia the fifth Sunday
helping raise money for Arkan-
sas Baptist College They raised
Sl5.85. Earl ellison left
January | for Detroit, Michi-
gan after spending the HOLIDAYS
here. A fine baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Joe Royston.
me father is somewhere in the
Pacific. Herman l.. Stuckev.
Alma Stringer, and Mart Camp
bell were dinner guests Christ
mas day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Allen. . An Eman-
cipation program was held at the
AME church at eleven a. m. jan
uarv !. Rev. T O. Crudup, pas
tor of Bethel AME church, serv-
ed as master of ceremonies and
the principal speaker was Rev
M, l.. Youngblood pastor of the
Canaan Baptist church. Other
speakers were Mesdames Alma
Crndup, Collins. Johnson and
Floyd and Messrs. Smith and
White. Mesdames Nancy
Hughes and Emmett Allen went
to Hope January 4, Virginia
Strinper is on the sick list
James M. Campbell was in NAL
Vern Jan. |, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Jones and her husband.
James Hill and Boyd Daniel OF
Little Rock were the dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Jack Rows
ton on New Years day. Mrs.
Florence Holmes NJ hrtadolrbio
spent the Christmas holidays with
their cousins. Rev and Mrs. r O
Crudup. On "Wednesday dirinc
'he HOLIDAYS. Roy. and Mrs CRU
dup and daughter. ACCOMPANIED
hv their cousin. Mrs. Florence
Holmes Of Arkadelphia. motored
70 Stcnhens, Arkansas, for n tur-
Nev dinner Andrew y Smith
took his leave for Cleveland
January 5, where he will be em-
7'oved temporarily. On tho
''"k Yet last weck worn Oscar
D'nricst Campbell and Mesdamcs
'''0io 1"oronc. Hamon. Fannie
"'nrv, Martha Spencic. Althia
prIeston, and Matte Camrbell
West Jones Of Detroit Mich. Is
visiting his wife, Mrs. Zenobia
tones. who Is now in the hoepital