Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-04
NEWPORT, RI.

Holy Communion will be ob-
 served in all the churches thi
 Sunday. The following persons ar
 still on the sick list of the com
 munity: Mrs. Ida Kelley, of Schoo
 St., MT. Charles Bell of William
 St., Mrs. Amanda White of Ponc
 Ave-, Mrs. Aurilia McCalla of Cal
 lendar Ave-, Mrs. Laura Collins o5
 Broadway; MT. Edward Richards
 of Heath St., Mrs. Mary Ingram
 of Levin St., Mrs. Naomi Johnson
 Mrs. Lucille Robinson of Mill St.
 Mrs. Ramona Jackson, Mrs. Ella Ross of Edgar Court, MT. William Kelley of Weaver Avenue.
 The Shiloh Baptist Church will sponsor community special ser vice Sunday evening, also the Cos pei Chorus will give a featured program the third Sunday in May.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Barrow left this week to attend the annual AME Conference, held in Camden, N. J.
 Mrs. H. B. Waxwood of Prince ton, New Jersey is spending few days with her relatives, Mrs. Hyl- da Smith and children of Pearl St.
 The DYWYK Club met last Wednesday evening with Mrs. Parthenia Green of Thomas St.
 The Carnation Club met with Mrs. Grace Rice of Burnside Ave-, Tuesday evening.
 The Senior Girls Scout Troop en- tertained the patients with songs on Easter Sunday at the Naval Hospital, Mrs. George Yates the accompanist.
 The wedding of MT. Arthur Bur ton and Octavio Gonsalves of New Bedford, Mass, was solemnized Saturday at the home of the groom's sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Ad- dison of Bridge St. The Rev. Bar row, pastor of Mt. Zion, per formed the ceremony. The couple is making their home with MT. and Mrs. Kelley of Weaver Ave.
 Miss Airline Allston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Allston of Warner Street, student in the Jr: Glass at Rhode Island College of Education, was recently elected to the Epsilon Rho chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, honorary schola e+'" so- ciety on the basis of high scnol- astic standing, leadership, attr1o- utes and personality.
 The Women's Newport League was well represented at the an- nua1 club day in Providence, sun at the Pond St. Baptist Church with the following ladies' Mes danes: Beverly Tinsley, Leroy W;11;ams Theodore Peoples, Charles Bell, Charles Minor or'' Thomas Jenkins, George Yates, Helen Purcell, Nellye Jeter' Wln- fort Hazel Ormond of Boston, Yates, Carlotta Freeman 1 Beatrice Staples, Frank Gr1ce' Ruth Carpenter, Ruth IoWnSgnu' [rvsses Ford, MT. and Mrs liar " Jones, Miss Lillian Tr1plett'
 The Rev. Theodore Peoples, pas ,or of the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, was given surprise par " at the Parsonage Friday er"" ng on his thirty-fourth birthday. He was presented with purse from his Parishioners, refresh nents were served by the follow ng ladies, Mesdames Matte and Annie Young, Mrs. H. M. Smith.
 The Fourth Quarterly Confer ence of the Mt. Zion AME Church, will be held this Sunday and Mon lay, respectively: Rev. J. G. Drake he Presiding Elder will hear the 'eports ending the fiscal year of he church where the Annual Con- 'erence which will convene in Bos- on at the Charles St. A. M. E. Church, May 23 to 26.
 The Newport Youth Federation will sponsor Miss Ermine Hall Allen, contralto, of St. Paul Civic opera, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Vho will appear at the Cranston- Calvert School Tuesday evening, lay 21, at 8 o'clock. MT. Henry }. Cross is chairman of the af- air.
 The NAACP will have as their { uest speaker for the annual 1other's Day Tea, Chaplain Wal ] er Ptashnik, stationed at Fort i dams. This affair will be held at S he Mt. Zion Church, Bellevue { venue, May 12, at 8 pm. Mes ? ames Dorothy Canavan and An t abelle Hawkins Co.,: Chairmen. Rev. Archie Burdick of the Sea- { ems Institute was the guest S oeaker at the West Broadway U. f
 o. Sunday afternoon, MT. An V ne Winfort rendered piano se-