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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Play Puts Finger
On Murder Gang

Crime comes out in the wash
almost always! A thrilling radio
playlet of how weird looking sym
bols, cleaners marks on laundry,
put the finger on a murder gang,
<vill be told in FRONT PAGE
over Station WJLB at
1l:30 a. m. tomorrow.
FRONT PAGE DRAMA is heard
each turday on WJLB. the
stories broadcast being based on
factual tales from the files of THE
AMERICAN WEEKLY, celebrated
magazine that comes with The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Rail Features
Sloan Trio

THERE'S MUSIC inv the air
nightly at the Adams Brass Rail
where Dave Sloan and his trio Of
Cuban rhythm makers hold forth.
The musical organization features
variety OF styles. bur specialize
IN South of the Border Sclcc-
tions.
An all-ume favorite with Brass
Rail patrons, according 10 maestro
Sloan is the eyer-Popular Begin
the Beguine"
During afternoon hours, Carla
keyboard artist, entertains with
piano styles.
At the Michigan Brass Rail
there is continuous music from
6 p. m, furnished by Harold Cole
az the piano.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Continues
At Cav Haven

BILLY MEAGHER. Chatterbox
comedian and master of Ccfe-
monies AZ Mickey Chiado's Club
Gay Haven. has made a resolution
TO be funnier than ever in 1916.
Billy has settled down for a long
stay and is dcvoting the entertain
ment inteTludeS 10 writing new
material for his comedy sessions.
Jewell Holt. torchantreSS and
comedIenne, is another who is
destined for a lengthy run al this
spot.
Among others Of prominence in
THIS weeks supporting group are
Connolly and Radcliffe, novel
musical chefs, singer Johnny Muir
ray, ana Mary tane, talented dCTo-
bate dancer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Cornell Opens
New Play

KATHARINE CORNELL. in
association with Gilbert Miller,
Will present Jean Anouhil'y Anti
gone and the Tyrant' AZ The CaSS
Theater Tuesday evening. Feb. s.
The engagement viii continue tive
days with matlnccs on WcdncS-
day and Saturday.
Miss Cornell. of course, cnaCtS
,Antigone, the proud daughter OF
Oedipus who dcfleS her uncle and
king 10 give burial 10 her brother.
For this modern version OF the
tragedy she secured SIR Grcrir
Hardwickc. absent from the stage
too long, for the role OF CreOn,
the king.
Guthrie McClintic. who has
staged all Miss CornelIS plays
since he guided her 10 Stardom in
The Green Hat" again l> direct
ing Raymond Sovcy designed The
scenery and Valentino. who has
dressed Miss Cornell often in the
past, Is responsible for the
costumes
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
SYM phonY Resumes
Subscrip p+ion Series
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE DETROIT SYMPHONY
resumed itS subscription Seri g S
/ last night with the first concert Of
the New Year in program Of
considerable -taFted- interest
/ Since Karl Kreuger has not yet
returned from his holiday sojourn
in the East assistant director
Walter Poole took over the baton
and proceeded 10 wave 1t Vgor-
otisiy. bHt with great effect over
the musical proceedings OF the
evening.
First on tho program was the
Schumann Fourth Symphony. one
Of the most melodlc and vital OF
SchumannS works, which because
Of It's vitality let the conductor
and orchestra have plenty Of
opportunity TO display their en-
thuSjdSm.
II was indeed a lively reading
particularly the FIRST and last
movements. while the steady beat
of the RomanZa was treated with
lyrical beauty and precision.
MIQUELLE SoLoIsT
First 'cellst Georges Miquelle
next appeared TO take the solo
role i'm the Ernest Bloch Sche-
lomo the Solomon Rhapsody
for Ffofinceiio and orchestra.
Distinctly Hebralc IN nature.
ffaaeht with bfoodfng and ancient
wisdom. this lovely symphonic
poem Is invariably a great concert
favorite and IS a distinct addition
10 the limited repertory for this
particular instrument with or
ChcStra.
Miquelle'S performance was an
especially sympathetic one. but
what impressed us most, was. that
despite his rich. full tone, he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Governors TO Confer
On Job Service Setup

WASHINGTON. Jan. q APP
The executive committee OF the
governors conference, here for a
two-day meeting. put discussion
Of plans for return of the L. S.
employment service 10 state con-
troll high on the list Of business
Members are Cows. Martin of
Pennsylvania. Baldwin Of Con
necticut, Tobin Of Massachusetts.
Sparks of Alabama, Kelly OF
Michigan. Kerr of Oklahoma and
Nav of Utah.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Weber Leaves
WardeII Sheraton

on SATURDAY. Paul Weber,
organiSt. bids the Wardell Shera-
ton Sapphire Room adieu and
makes way for Johnny Mack, who
Will open on Monday. Jan. Z.
Mack has been pleasing patrons
of the Sheraton Hotel in Wor-
cester, Mass. for the past eight
weeks with his sweet swing
organ music.
Don King. that unbeatable piano
accompaniSt, will stay on AT the
Wardell. tcaming with Johnny.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
HOT SPRINGS
GLORIA DOWNS
GLORIA DOWNS

Miss Caledonia Strong, a roomer
in the Dave Jackson rooming
house of 247 Walnut Street, suf-
fered burns to the third degree
Saturday. Her garments caught
fire as she stood with her back
to a stove. The flames disabled
her from unlocking her door.
Much praise is to be given Elijah
Mcqueen, who heard her screams
and battered her door down and
rescued her. She was rushed to
the Alice Eve hospital. Things
turned for the worse Sunday and
she passed Monday morning at
4:45. Fire of unknown origin
partly demolished the Baxter
Rooming House No. 2 late Sat-
urday night. Sunday morning
the Jackson Rooming House on
Walnut Street was consumed by
fire. No roomers were burned
but all furniture and personal
belongings were consumed in the
fire. Mrs. Carrie Thomas house
was also slightly burned, My
warning would be for each Hot
Springs dweller to share undue
precaution when dealing with
fire. The Just Us Club met in
the home of Mrs. Spencer Cable
ton, 337 Silver Street, Tuesday
night. The menu consisted of
fried chicken, potato salad,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
DUMAS
w. S. Moore

Sam Gaunter and S. Thomas of
Oakland, California, are here Wis
lting relatives and friends. An
derson Holden of Little Rock. and
Cucious Thomas of Mobile, Ala
Dana, are here with their fami-
lies and friends DR.. c. M.
Auter was very busy last week
with the sick ones. Barber S
W. Hardin has the flu. Mrs
j. jackson is on the sick list.
Prof j. f. Washington has re-
turned to his job after a seige of
the flu. Uncle John is n
staunch reader of the STATE
PRESS. He says it gets better
each week. Prof. Wilson STAYS
so busy that he doesn't have time
to say Good Morning. Prof
a. l.. Reed is doing a great work
IN the Dumas Public School
Troy Lee was a visitor at Pine
Bluff last Friday on business
Mrs. Mary Charles and Mrs. Woo
VII are trying to care for their
aged father Rev l.. S. Charles
who is more than 90 years of age
Harry White has lost friendship
with the reporter because he
could not borrow his suit to 20
visiting IN. Ruthie Lee, Willie
Lee, Mary and Curry attended
sunday School at linton Baptist
Church O. Mrs. MalIssia Donlev
MIS- T. NJ Harden, Mrs. F. v
Moore, Rev. j. A. Allen. II West
brooks and Ivory Perry get in
me Sunday School at q very late
hour What a pity Deacon G.
Z. Packard was in town recently
The Pine Bluff singers will sing
at Union Baptist Church Sunday
from 2;3O to 7.30 p. m. We
were sorry to hear of the death of
Mrs Wire Robinson, who died
suddenly last week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
EAST END SCHOOL
NEWS
Mrs. B. S. Hayman

The 6B English Club sponsored
by Mrs. A. J. Danceler entertain
ed the GA class at a beautiful
pink and white banquet. William
Pledger was master of ceremonies
and Naomi Mems, ANNA Will
liam,s Flora Pitts, Bobby Jones,
Harry Coleman, Tommy Simp-
son, Ode Bean, and Betty Hamp-
ton were participants on the pro-
gram. Mrs. T. S. Gravely, assist
ant principal of Dunbar High
School, DR.. Amanda V. Grey Hill
yer of Washington, D. c., Mrs.
E. d. Hamilton and Mrs. r. M.
Mccoy made special contribu-
tons.
Mrs. Dancler and the club
members were happy to have
Dallas Dancler present.
The PTA meeting last Thurs
day was a success. Miss M. M.
johnson and Mrs. B. S. Hayman
were hostesses.
Two bushel baskets of choice
groceries were given away last
Tuesday by the PTA.
Mrs. f. d. Hamilton, principal,
surprised the faculty with a
luncheon, Tuesday, Jan. %, on
which occasion Mrs. T. |. Bo-
gard rendered a poem dedicated
to Mrs. Hamilton.
A committee of teachers chap
eroned approximately 100 pupils
to the Robinson Memorial Audi
forum to see the Misnes play
The Princess and the Swine
herd"
The GA class, Mrs. r. M. Nc
Coy, sponsor, had its farewell
program Friday morning The
main project Of the program was
a bulletin in the form of news
cite. II reported a summary of
the terms work from each group.
The class carries the we'll wishes
of its fellow pupils and teachers
into its new field.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
BATESVILLE
Mrs. Ethel o. Miller

Sgt. Raymond Porter and SGT
George Weaver who have been
recently discharged from the
army were Batesvlle visitors
last week and addressed the stu
dent body Of our school So,
and Mrs. Willie Clark left SAT
urday for Richmond, California
to visit his mother, Mrs. Vallejo
Clark and his sisters, Mrs Fan
ME Brown and Mrs. Crcasie Fus-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt,
Wesley had as their house pues,
for the Weekend, Mrs John
Ella Davis of Morrilton who is
principal of West Point Jr HIGH
School at West Point. Mrs Wes-
ley is her assistant Mesdamcs
Liza Mccoy, Ethel Q. Miller. and
Cora Brown were complimentod
with a joint birthday party We'd
nesday, January 23rd. at the homo
OF Mrs. Maud Finley. A two
course dinner was served bv
Mesdames Marian Baucum. Anna
Dehe Finley, Callie Harper. Mel
lie Woods and Mollie Smith. The
honorces received many beauti-
lul gifts. Rev. A. Brown
former pastor of the Church Of
God in Christ was Weekend
visitor in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Harper. The Jr. and
Sri boys basketball teams PLAYED
Fitzhugh Friday night and lost
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

peaches and cake. Mrs. Spencer
CARLETON is president; Mrs. Helen
Brown, secretary; Mrs. Catherine
Penigar, reporter. The Hot
Suprings Community Quartet
will render a special program
Sunday at 3 p. m. at ST. Peters
AME Zion Church. Mrs. J. C..
Curtis who underwent an opera
ton Monday is resting fine in the
Alice Eve Hospital. Sunday
School attendance at Union Rap
fist as reported last week should
have been 81 rather than AT. :.
Sunday school attendance this
week at Union Baptist, so; Haven
Methodist, 33; st. Peters AME
Zion, 20; Visitors Chapel AME,
SO. Our sympathy is extended
to the Pucket family in the death
of their mother and grandmother.
SOME GOSS1P:-Was attracted
by cough in a maroon car that
is constantly parked on Daisy st.
Looked into the car and it was
an ugly dog. There is a woman
who calls herself mother to her
dog. The dog must have taken
after its mother because the dog
is slender and the woman is fat.
A man raj to the fire in his win
ter underwear the other morning
barefooted. Oh, boy, but his feet
were scaley. Ha, ha, ha. What
next7
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
State Wins Two
And Drops Two
To La. N formal

Pine Bluff-The Arkansas boys
and girls basketball teams defeat
ed the strong Louisiana Normal
visitors here Friday night, 1884,
tgirls) and 1851 tboys), before
one of the largest crowds to wit
ness a basketball game this sea-
son.
Pledger Clark and Stewart passed
the State team, Clark leading
with Is, Pledger and Stewart 8
and 10 respectively. Sampson
and Niece scored 10 each to lead
for the Louisiana Normal girls.
The first nighter for the boys
was an exciting game all the
way. State held the lead at half
time, 45-23, but Louisiana swung
back after the intermission and
the twin scoring of Day and Babbs
kept the Lions out in the lead. Ar
kansas went on to win, 1861
Day led for State with 30 points,
Geoge, Babbs and Brown dropped
the rest. b. Moore. Davis and
Sterling for the Pelican state
did the bal Tossing to lead their
team mates.
Saturday night the Louisiana
representatives struck quickly in
both boys and girls games and
took the lead that was never
overcome by the Arkansas teams.
The score ended, Louisiana Nor
NAL 49-4i boys, and 1921 girls.
The Arkansas girls three-year
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

Funeral services for Mrs. Jenny
Graves were held Thursday at
First Baptist Church. Rev. j, E,
Flowers officiated. The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Coun-
ty Health met at the home of
Mrs. l.. A. Lewis. Mrs. Wealtha
Burgess, Union County Health
Nurse, made an appeal for assist
ance in locating all crippled chill
dren in order that they may get
benefit of the clinic to be held
in Ell Dorado April 25th =. John
Mitchell attended the Masonic
Council held in Hot Springs re-
Gently. Mrs. Ruth Gurst Allen
was reported as resting well in
a Camden hospital where she is
receiving medical treatment.
Prof. E. E. Scott of Fordyce was
the guest of Rev. r. P. Johnson
Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Shelton of Ell Dorado visited
Mrs. M. N. Lewis Thursday.
The WMU meets at First Baptist
Church on the first and third
Mondays in each month. WISH
tors are invited. Mrs. Sylvia
Caldwell has improved and is
able to be up after an accident.
Mrs. Birda Wilkins is improving.
Jim Hill is still confined after an
accident several weeks ago.
Booker Sanders is home from
California. Mrs. Mazda CASTOR
of Almeda, California, visited rel
atives here last week. M. N.
Lewis made a business trip to
Little Rock Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Simms and Mrs. Del
la Gotell of Hot Springs were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Effie
McCree. Mrs. Arlena Robbins
of Richmond, California, was
guest of Mrs. Phoebe Lee We'd
nesday. She left Thursday night
for her home in California. .
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Sun
day School was well attended
Sunday and Glass No. won the
banner. =. The pastor, Rev. T. p.
johnson, preached a wonderful
sermon. The Women's Mission
met at the Church Monday after
noon at 3 with Vice President C.
Harris presiding. Prayer meet
ing was very inspiring Wednes-
day night. 10 were present. .
If you fail to get your copy of the
STATE PRESS, see the agent,
Collie Caldwell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

old record of no defeats was
smashed when the fast stepping
and accurate shooting of Huey
for Louisiana Normal kept her
team in the lead and by drop
ping one from mid-court during
the dying moments of the games
ending the game, 1921. The
game was a point for point af-
fair until Huey did her brilliant
pitching that ended combina-
ton of Pledger, Clark and Stew
art win all over the Southwest
for the past two years. The team
suffered no defeat the year before
that. Huey made IA points out of
a possible H. State led at half
time 21-l4.
The boys contest was less ex-
citing. Grabbing took an early
lead and was never in danger as
the State men fell short sixty
per cent o fthe time on field goals
and basket-pot shots. The COM
oination of Babbs, Day and Glen
mons, nor the substituted men
who went in to stop the score
gains for Grembling could do
anything with their changes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

Sisters Maggie Jones, Ophelia
Braggs, Annie Reed, jamie Mae
Stanmore, A. E. Grant, Lucy
Bradley, N. c. Conley, Dora
Pree, Rev. and Mrs. Smith, Al
berda Dawson, Lizzie billiard,
Cassie Wilson, and Rev. Tucker.
l.. D. Lennox is home visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mollie Lennox, and
his sisters in-law, Mrs. Savannah
Tucker and Mrs. Dora Pree.
Mrs. f. A. Grant and sister, Mrs.
Ernestine Washington, were call
ed to Camden to the funeral of
their cousin Saturday. Mrs.
Lila Mae Moore and children
have gone to Saginaw, Mich, to
join her husband and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie l.. Parker
are the proud parents of a girl.
On the SICK list are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bradley, and Eliza Crisis, :.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Trammell were
hostesses at 6 o'clock entertain
ment to her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Tram
nell of Portland, Oregon. Pres
ent were Mrs. Helen NJ Bennett,
of Long Island, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Cooper, Mrs. Jake Wilson,
Lucille Powells, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver, M. c. Elroy, Mrs. Sammie
Curry and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold J. Adams and sons. John
ME V. Curry Sr. has returned
from Japan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

both games. Fitzhugh will play
mere Friday night. Mrs. Mat
tIc tflcIds of Newport resigned
her position at Newark Public
School and the school board has
secured the service of Miss Vivian
Waugh. Sgt. Lewis chatham,
who was recently discharged
ifom the army, visited in the city
and left Thursday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lexicon in
albuquerque, New Mexico. %.
freda Locke and family moved
INTO their newly decorated home
on Lyon Street last week. &C..
Mrs. Cora Barriss spent the week
END IN Newport visiting her bro
u'ers' See Grady Taylor for
the STATE PRESS each week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

On January 23rd our boys won
IN a basketball game with the
washington team. Charles
Wash was buried January 23rd,
chester Nash is in Little Rock at
camp Robinson for examination
Tor the army The 9th grade
students are making some fine
marks in algebra. Our basket
oall team will play Toilet Fri
uay night. Our team played
exciting games with Ashdown on
january 25th.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

Floyd Hamp Keel

The Sunday School was at the
usual hour Sunday morning with
the superintendent at his post
and a large attendance. The Vic
tory class won the attendance
and offering, with the Mems
Bible class a close second. Vic
tory class teacher is Mrs. E. B.
Jackson. Reverend Johnson, the
pastor, preached at the morning
and evening services. Mrs. Lu-
ellie M. Woods, 1926 Lee Street,
united with the church coming
from the Calilee Baptist, Long
view, Texas, Rev. w. |. Mini
field, pastor. The Courtesy
Guild introduced several visitors.
The BTU, Mrs. Legather Hilson,
was largely attended. The
funeral Of Reverend c. l.. James.
former acting pastor of the Oak
Street Baptist Church, was held
Tuesday afternoon at 9 D. m at
the Oak Street Baptist Church,
Reverend James A. CODY, pastor
of Polly Chapel Baptist Church,
preached the sermon. The funer-
al was in charge of the Richardson
Funeral Home and the widow.
Mrs Gussie James, and her chill
drcn accompanied the body TO
Kansas City, Mo. Warren A.
Iennoy, son Of Mrs. Christine
Tennoy returned home for the
Veterans Hospital, Hot Springs,
where he went a few days ago
Tor a general check-up. Mr.
Ienney was recently discharged
from the army after service in
Guiding two major battles while
enrolled in the 92nd Division.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
TEXARkANA
MRS IDA b. MARSHALLPROF. M. B. WESLEY
pnoNE 1921 PHONE
PHoN 1881

Mrs. Clara Abort and hus-
band have returned home after
spending two years in Richmond,
Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. PEN
dleton left Monday for Houston,
Texas, where they will join
friends and motor to Los Angeles,
Calf, to visit Mrs. Pendleton's
aunt, Mrs. Ida Belle Love; and
then to Berkeley where they will
spend the winter. Frank Har-
vey of 500 Belmont Street was
called to the bedside of his bro
Their in Astabula, Ohio. Rev.
erend II. w. Downing is on the
sick list but is improving at this
writing. His children, Mrs.
Georgia Bugs, Mrs. Lydia Jones
and husband, and Edward Down.
ing of Fit. Wayne, Ind, are at his
bedside. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
shall, 81 Yyandotte Street, has
returned home after spending the
month with her sister in May
field, Ga. g. Mr.. and Mrs. John
ME l.. Parker, are the parents of
a fine baby girl. Mother and
10y are resting well in the Jari-
son Sanitarium. Eugene Mar
shall of 81 Wyndotte Street, left
Friday night for Kansas City to
resume his duty as dining car
waiter on the Kansas City South
ern. Raymond Howard died
Saturday morning, January 81.
He was the son of Mrs. Julia
Howard on Preston Street. st.
James Baptist Sunday School
convened at Gas Sunday with
j. A. Adams, superintendent,
presiding, The lesson was review
ed by the pastor and the Women's
adult class, Mrs. Leola Wyse,
teacher, won the banner The
sermon at the morning service
was preached by Rev. A. Will
liams, the pastor. Five visitors
were present. The City Prayer
Band, c. II. Mitchell, Pres, will
meet at st. James B. c. Sunday,
February 3, at p. m. John
White on Pinehurst Street, and
J. w. Tyler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Tyler, on Belmont are
both home with honorable dis
charges after overseas service
Savannah Tucker
Teacher attendance was per-
feet and pupil attendance good.
The superintendent reviewed the
lesson. The sermon at night was
preached by Reverend Boyd. ..
The Mission Band, Sister f. A.
Grant, president, met Monday
with the vice president, Sister
Maggie Moore, presiding, since
the president was i'll Circle
No. met at the home of Sister
Irene Harris, with Sister Dora
Pree presiding. After the bust
ness session a surprise program
was rendered. Present were
Mesdames Savannah Tucker.
Nelia Conley, Alberda Dawson,
Annie Reed, Jamie Mae Stan
more, Rookie Grundly, HENRIETTA
Edmond, and visitors Mesdames
Ida Marshall, Jophine Neal. and
Mary Belle Williams. Circle No. 2
met at the home of Sister Dora
Tucker with Sister Savannah
Tucker conducting the praise SER
wire mann III, ,,,a..-...
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01

10 p G. Holly recently re-
turned home after 30 months of
service in the European Theater.
PIC. Luc T. Holly returned home
on january 18th after 8 months
IN the Aleutian Islands. Will
lie Lee Fisher returned home on
january 18th with a 60-day fur
Tough after 8 months in the South
Pacific. He is the son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Pervis Holly.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
ACTIVE IN
CHURCH AND
SOCIAL LIFE

FL Dorado-MRS. f. c. CUT
TER, 300 East Miles Street She
is an active member of Douglas
Chapel Baptist Church, and also
q member Of the Order of the
Court of Calanthe No. LOG.
Mrs. Cutter is doing a great
work in the civic and social life
here, and is always willing to
help those in need.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-02-01
STEPHENS
Mrs. Henrietta Blake

Mrs, henrietta Blake
On January goth regular ser
vices were held at Early View
AME Church (Stcphens CircuiO
with the pastor, Rev. J. IT. Blake.
in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson Of San Antonio. Texas.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Johnson They spent the
weekend with Mrs. Mary Bailey.
formerly Of San Antonio. Texas. .
Those who are reported i'll are
Little Sharon Smith. Kinney
Neal and Rev. G.. w. Harper.
Mrs. Allie Runyon and Mrs.
Clcmmie Collins Of Mcneil visit
ed Mrs. Runyon's nieccs, Mrs.
George Smith and Mrs. Willie
Carter last week, Mrs. Jessie
Mae Todd and daughter. Corrine,
recently visited her uncle in
Camden. Mrs Minnie Lee Lock
and Miss Georgia Tony spent last
weekend in Camden. The Mis-
sionary Society of St Stephens
Baptist Church met at the home
of Mrs j. II. Todd with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ester Lee jenkins,
presiding.