Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-04-05
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iCiitSiiiP DiStiiIl holiiSiiiS Soii
vention closed last Sunday even
ing at Bulah Grove Baptist
Church, Rev. w. M. Mullin, pas
tor. He preached a wonderful
sermon. Money raised, $9790. :.
Mrs. Mary Holly died Saturday
evening at 3 o'clock. She was
the wife of Rev. M. T. Holly.
Funeral services will be held at
Bats Chapel at Lapeal. Doug
las Chapel will hold a business
meeting Friday night at to elect
pastor. All members are ask
ed to be present. Mrs. E. c,
Cutter of 801 E. Miles Street is
still on the sick list. Her health
is very poor. Rev. E. c. Cutter
went to the Singing Convention
last Sunday. He conducted the
devotional. A number was rem
dered by Sister Geneva Lee,
Prayer by Rev. C. Cutter. :. . Have
your money and news ready
when the STATE PRESS paper
boy calls at your door. i. The
Fairview Social and Art Club held
its social meeting in the home of
Mrs. Birdell Smith with Mrs.
Marguerite Williams presiding.
Mrs. S. Dolphin had the program
in charge. Those appearing on
program were Mrs. E. l.. Dunning,
who gave a talk on Child elm
quency,' and Mrs. Alice King,
who introduced games for small
children. Other members pres
ent were Mesdames Marjorie
Smith, Ora c. Terrell and Miss
Hazel j. Allison. After refresh
ments the club adjourned to
meet next in the home of Mrs.
Alice King. The Lucky IA
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Henry Murphy. They pulled
names for their annual Xmas
affair which they plan to be big
ger and better than ever. Rugs
will be the main art exhibit. A
delicious repast was enjoyed by
all. The Club will meet Tues
day night at the home of Mrs.
Crates Price on North Washing
ton Street The Matron's Art
Club met at the home of Mrs. S.
Dill on Kinard Street March 81.
This was an art meeting combin-
eel with Home, Mother and Child
program. Mrs. Dill spoke very
briefly to the club on 'The Ar
rangement of the Kitchen for
Convenience" She made some
very high points on the arrange
ment of necessary articles for
preparing quick meal. The club
was favored with an address from
Mrs. Marguerite P. Williams. on
Child Delinquency" The high
lights of her talk were on spirit
ual, recreational and educational
child development. She ended it
with lovely poem, 81 Am Some
body" Members present were
Dunning, Barnes, Hill, Rainey,
Farris, Gaines, Peterson and Will
liams from the Fairview Social
Art Club. i, Mrs. Fannie Lue Mott
of Salt Lake City is visiting her
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
Jones. She is stopping with her
cousin, Mrs. Quillin Johnson on
$40 Nelson Street. The Mission
Union will meet at Morning Star
No. 2, April 7th at 3 p. m. This
Union was organized March Bird,
at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
Mrs. Mary Jones is president. :.
Mrs. Lena Mae Blackmon, dau-
ghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
Jones, is in Oakland, California,
with her brother an dsister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Jones. :.
Irving c. Peoples, son of Mrs.
Margaret Peoples, and nephew of
Mrs. p S. Sims, entered Michi-
gan State College March Is for
the spring quarter to do his post
graduate work. Mr.. Peoples is
a graduate of Washington High
School and received his BIS from
Tuskegee Institute prior to enter
ing the army in 1912. He was
recently discharged after serving
overseas for 10 months. Miss
Jewel d. Galbreth of 1919 East 1st
Street, left on the 25th for Seattle,
Washington, after spending 3
weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah G. Phillips. The St.
James Baptist Choir rendered a
program Sunday evening at First
Baptist Church in Crossett. Rev.
Allen preached splendid SER
mon. d. . Mrs. Matte Lee Williams
and grandson, Clifford D. Car