Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-08
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Lulu Love. Mrs,
Branscomb informs Us that she
is now teaching at Jones High
School,, Home on o0-day fur
Tough are Sgt. Willie Tucker and
Cpl. Frank o. Hillard. Both have
re-enlisted. :. Returning home
during the past week honorably
discharged are Arthur Oates and
Shirley Person. >. Mrs. Maude
Smith spent the weekend in
'Batesville with friends. Mrs.
Eva Malone Of North Little Rock
accompanied Mrs. Lille Name
home and spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson
and daughter. Mrs. Bernice
Taylor and daughter spent a few
weeks here at the bedside Of her
mother Mrs. CLANCY Fulton.
Leslie R. Williams and family
hive moved to Little Rock where
he will resume his work as As
sistant District Manager of the
Mniversal Life Insurance. Com
pany. Mr.. Williams was formerly
connected with the Company be-
fore his entrance INTO the Armed
Service. Mrs. Carrie Brown
of Detroit is here at the bedside
at her daughter, Mrs. E. D. Eth
mgton who underwent an opera
ton at Newport Sanitarium re-
Gently. Mrs. Elnora Hatchett
and family left Saturday for Los
Angeles. Mrs. T. X. Burton
visited relatives in Little Rock
during the week. Lee Horn
burger returned on Monday to
Chicago Mrs Minnie Mitch
ell and Mrs. Willie johnson re-
turned from Chicago on Friday,
where Mrs. Johnson underwent
an operation at Providence hos
pital. Mrs. Mitchell left for her
home in Forrest City !. Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Adams and daughter,
Tfllie, have returned from Roch-
ester, N. Y. Cpl. James Cow
ington, returned from overseas,
is here on furlough, having re-
enlisted to return to Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gordon and
children left Sunday for Calf
0rnia. &. Mrs. Geraldine Wesson
and Jacqueline returned to Men,
phis after a pleasant visit with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mills of Detroit aresguests of
their daughter in-law, Mrs.
Claude Brown, while they await
the return of their son. New
port District Council will be
held ct st. Paul anne Church on
Feb. IL. with Rev. J. M. Turner.
presiding elder. The opening
sermon will be delivered by Rev.
c. T. Turner. brother of the pre-
siding elder. Reverend C. T..
Turner Is the newly assigned
pastor of Bethel AME Church,
Tuckerman. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Elkins, his sons Richard and
Sam, and Mrs. Mary Alice Brown
of Forrest City spent Sunday
here at the bedside of Mr.. Ell
kins and Mrs. Brown's sister,
Mrs. Hattie WhitenhiH. Little
Lille Karen Wilson celebrated
her first birthday with a party
AT her home on Jan. 20. A large
number of mothers and babies
spent a pleasant afternoon with
her. Attending the party from
North were: J. A. Charles Blake.
Lille Karen is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson. :.
Mrs. Alice Harris and Mary JON
es of Chicago are here at the
bedside of mother, Mrs. Hattie
Whitenhill. Mrs. Thadice Rice
writes from ST. Louis that her
sister, Mrs. L. M. Mccall is con-
valescing. . Mrs. Matte Taylor
Of st. Louis was recent guest of
her brother, Mart Dye Finch and
family. :. Mrs Willie Lewis and
Mrs. Georgia Carter entertained
Missionary society of ST Paul
A. M. f. Church during past two
'~eeks, Miss Cloma Goodwin
and Mrs. Odessa Freeman enter
tanned usher board of st. Paul
a. M. r. during past two weeks.
=. Recent Marriages-Miss Flor
ence Kendall and Eddie B. Will
hams were quietly married by
Rev. N. L. Dove. at the home Of
groom. /. Miss Eula B. Mitchell
and Nathaniel Floyd of Cotton
Plant were quietly married by |
Rev. II. G. Martin at home of
bride in pracopco nf ,,,,,naJ;a4n 1