Arkansas State press., 1946-01-11

PRESCOTT
Bulah Hugle

Smith received a medal for saw
ing the life Of another soldier.
Mrs. Orandlehas left for New
York where she will join her sis
ter Mrs. Pearl Brown, who
has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bulah Hugle, has now re-
turned to Charleston, S. c., where
she will join her husband =.
Mrs. Mamie Armstrong who has
been in Little Rock is on the sick
list. Mrs. Elizabeth Know,
who spent Christmas with her
mother and relatives, has return
ed to Little Rock. Cpl. Bill
Blake and Miss Virginia Nixson
were married December 20, 1915,
and expect to leave for Cali
fornia in the near future. Miss
Lillian A. Gilmore spent the holt
days with her parents. Mrs.
Clara Mae Silas is here again
from Oakland, California, and
will make this her home again
with Mr.. and Mrs. Silas. Will
lie Louis FurloW has returned
from Oakland and will make this
his home. Mr.. and Mrs. Greg
Fulk and Mr. and Mrs. Simms
from Chicago spent the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willingham. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Burton of
California attended the funeral of
their father here recently. Mr.
and Mrs. Walking also attended.
Mrs. Orlean Reed, Lawrence
White, and Mrs. jamie Sharp left
for Oakland, California. T.
Royston has an honorable dis
charge. Miss Alice Ruth Ma
loney is on the sick list. The
Church of God, Elder Gladley.
pastor, had a wonderful singing
William Arthur Duncan
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Puritt
neWlyweds during the holidays,
will be at home at 406 East Third
Street. Mrs. Lola Young had as
her guests last week Mrs. Pres
ton and Dempsey, and their dau-
enters of Bodcaw. Mrs. Bea-
trice Gilmore and daughter. Lii
han Amelia, had delightful Wis
1t during the holidays with rela-
tlVes in Kilgore, Texas. Cpl
Odell Toliver is home on fur
Tough. Pvt. Randolph Hamil-
ton is also home for an extended
Through after which he will re-
sumo duty for another three
years. =. . Sgt. Imon Muldrow. Pvt
Burnell Fulks and Sgt. Ray Rob
erts have been honorably dis
charged from the armed forces
Mrs. Laveda Brown johnson
made a brief visit with her aunt
Mrs. Ella Smith. Thomas Sam
uel johnson, her young son, re-
NAMED for few weeks. Mrs
Lula Clemens illness and subse-
quent absence from SUNDAY
school and church service last
sunday were quite noticeable.
MIS-. LA Upchurch, Mrs. Mack
Adams, Mrs. Mary Middleton and
Mrs. Bessie Gilmore are among
The others who are i'll. CLUB
NEWS: The Progressive Women's
Club was the guest of the
Strength Aid Club (men's club
Tor a yuletide banquet. Mrs.
Jamlson was hostess to the Pro-
gressiVe Women's annual Christ
mas tree. 1t was in the manner
OF a pot luck supper. There wore
many members present with much
food, loads of presents and loads
OF fun for all We're keeping
our fingers crossed hoping that
'SteII won't 60 west Mrs
Marguerite Johnson was hostess
December 3Oth to the Progressive
Womcn's Club at a Silver Tea
TRIBUTE; To Mrs. Ida john
son, who died December 18th at
/ Prescott She was the mother Of
william Arthur Duncan. Prescott
| representative of the STATE
/ PRESS
Remember me when I am gone
away
Gone far into the silent 1andr
when you can no more hold me
by the hand,
Nor | half turn to 60. vet turning
stay.
remember me when no more
day by day,
You tell me Of our future tha,
you planned:
Only remember me; YOU under
stand
1t VIII be late to counsel then or
pray