Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-06-07
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Douglas addition, where Rev. f.
D. Beasley is pastor. Mrs.
Maggie Jenkins on East LIST St,
is in Little Rock hospital. Re-
ports are that she is not doing so
well. Rev. f. c. Cutter has been
on the sick list for three or four
days, Read the STATE PRESS
and see what's going on. Rev,
L. J. Laten had prayer with H.,
F. Jenkins last Sunday morning
at $50. II is reported that all
members present at the meeting
at St. James Baptist Church on
Florence Street Friday night, May
31st voted that the pulpit be va
cant. If you want large
print Bible, see E. c. Cutter, 500
E. Miles Street. All members of
Golden Star Court No. l06 are
asked to meet at the Hall, 6l5
f. and B. Street, Thursday after
noon, June 18th at 2:30 for the
purpose of electing officers. &,
Sgt. Wayman H. Morris, who
spent 10 months in the Obi area
recently received his discharge
in Oakland, California, where he
was indicted in 1913. He is well
coined here by his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Morris, and his son,
Wayman H. Morris, Jr., and host
Of other relatives and friends. :.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Andrews left
Sunday for New York City where
Rev. Andrews will attend the
General Missionary Board of the
A. M. E. Church. While away
they will visit their son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Andrews, Jr. in Washing
ton, d. c., and Mrs. Andrews
brother in Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania. Before returning home
they will visit many places of in
terest in the East and Canada.
They were accompanied on the
trip by Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoop
er of Fordyce. . Mrs. Barnes on
Union, entertained a few friends
in honor of Miss Ernestine Bur-
ton. Miss Burton is. at present
employed by the Veterans Ad-
ministration, Detroit, Michigan.
Guests for the evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Scott, Miss Sue En-
ma Allen, Mrs. Erma Brown,
Mrs. Sadie Moore and Mrs.
Johnnie Thompson. TIL eMa-
irons Art Club met with Mrs.
Gaines on Ouachita with Mrs.
Graham presiding. Delegates for
the State Federation were elected.
Mrs. Dunning introduced her
aunt, Mrs. Hudson of Cleveland,
Ohio. Mrs. Hudson spoke briefly
to the club and urged the ladies
to continue their club work until
they complete their objective. The
president presented Mrs. Hill, art
chairman, who rendered a very
interesting program on color
scheme. Mrs. Peterson opened
the discussion followed by Mes
danes Harris, Dunning and Can
dler. The Fairview Social and
Art Club held its social meeting
at the home of Mrs. Marguerite
Williams, us So. Smith with
Mrs. Williams presiding. A
Mothers Day program was rem
dered by the club members. The
dered by Mrs. Mable Mills; trib-
origin of Mothers Day was rem
utes to mother, Mrs. Amanda
Miliner. Beautiful Mothers
Day quotations were rendered by
all of the club members. Mem
bers present other than those
were Mesdames Alice
King, Lizzie Lewis, Susie Brown,
Birdell Smith, Leila Smith, Mar
jorie Smith. and Miss Hazel j.
Allison. After a delicious re-
past the club adjourned to meet
at the home of Mrs. Amanda
Miliner, 1913 f. LIST Stree on
June 10th. Mrs. Isabella Shop
herd is visiting friends and rela-
lives here while attending the
graduating exercises at Washing
ton High School where her grand
son, Alvin Cobb, Jr., is a member
Of the graduating class. He is
The son of Mrs. Ora Lee Cobb. E.
CARD OF THANKS: We take
his method to thank our many
friends for sympathy cards, flow
,rs and kindness shown during
he illness and death of our hus-
band and father. Signed, Mrs.
Beatrice Green, wife; Clarence
md Cleveland Green, sons; Mrs.
Mae Meeks and Mrs. Ear