Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-06-07

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ton side, which won the contest.
The Social Committee, headed by
Sister Muriel and Sister Roberts
surprised those present with de-
lieious ice cream and cake.
Reverend Sister Viola Tuggle of
1908 w. 18th Street, is at home
again after 60 days spent in out
of-toWn places preaching the gos-
pei; many members were added
to the churches where she held
meetings. Sister Tuggle is C.
M. E. by choice but will be glad
to serve any denomination to help
save souls. OAK STREET BAP-
TIST CHURCH, by Miss Eva T.
Dudley.-Services were well at
tended Sunday. Superintendent
Katie Hudson spares no pains in
making the school reach all
present. AT II a. m. Rev John
Hightower, pastor, brought one of
his best messages, and the three
choirs seemed also at their best.
Several visitors were present.
Mrs. C. L. James, wife of the
! former assistant pastor of the
church, who now resides in Kan
sas City, but is here for few
days and was crowned queen
last Thursday night in a singing
revue sponsored by the Imperial
Choir and the Deacons of the
church. She also responded to an
invitation to lecture to the young
ladies in the BTU service at 6
p. m. Mrs. Mary E. Dudley,
president of the union. The Bert
Williams Singers closed a three
day singing program at the
church. Gross receipts were
$4,000. At night, the pastor
spoke on Life" and there were
TWO duulllOllS W lllc Niiultii. ih1
Queen Contest sponsored by the
Missionary Society, Mrs. l.. d.
Jones, president, was a big sue
cess, receipts being $14850 In
Guiding $79.78 by the Church
B. T. U. and Sunday School, this
gave a grand total of $358.28.
POLLY CHAPEL BAPTIST
CHURCH-By Mrs. c. f. White
Sunday School opened at the
usual hour, 9:45, with Superin-
tendent w. r. Pollard in charge.
The Superintendent of Mt. Orange
Baptist Church and three other
visitors were present. The Big
Brother class led in finance, and
the Primary Girls in attendance.
There were IS present and the
offering was $ll,45. At the elev-
en- o'clock service Dalvin Rolark,
member of Oak Street Baptist
Church and student of Prairie
View, sang, Just to Behold His
Face" Rev. CODY spoke on "The
Result of the New Birth" One
member was added to the church,
Miss Laverne Bates. Several Wis
itors were present, and Mrs. Mil
lie Belle Wallace, who has been
attending Bishop College was in
the audience. The bold drive was
launched which is to reach its
elimination the first Sunday in
July, purchase of 100000 in
bonds being the goal. The Junior
Mission, Mrs Leslie Stinson,
president, met at the home of
, Mrs. Margaret Hill Tuesday eve
ming Eleven members were
present, one visitor, Melvin Har-
ris. Refreshments were served
after a short talk by the pastor.
Grady Wallace, Jr., is back home
, from Prairie View where he has
/ just finished a successful term.
Mrs. frankie Thomas is home
, again. She has been visiting
, relatives in Kansas City. Mrs.
King Easter of 79l Grand Ave,
, New Haven, Mrs. Nina Easter of
79l Grand Ave, New Haven,
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary X. Wilson, 1911 Oak Street
She will return home about July
/. o.. SUNSET BAPTIST CHURCH
, The Sunday School was open
cd at 900 by the superintendent,
, A. d. johnson. The morning
worship was opened after a warm
prayer service by the deacons.
The pastor preached in both the
morning and evening services.
Miss Annie Moore, 7l3 Capp St,
and former resident of Rodessa,
Louisiana, united with the church
by Christian experience. Among
those present were: Miss Lois
johnson, graduate student from
Prairie View, Robert L. Single
tary Jr, senior student at the
same institution, and Miss Edna