Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-01-10
E. c. Cutter
800 Miles st.
Mrs. Lille Block and daughte

Mrs. Lille Block and daughter
Miss Earleen Block of Monroe
7 a.. were holiday guests of Mr.
sad Mrs. Edd Lacy of l0l4 Eas
tiles. After spending few
sys there returned to Monroe
80 Mrs. Block is Mr.. Lacy's
mother. Rev. f. c. Cutter
preached at Douglas Chapel
Sunday. Terry Milton left
December 18th for another deer
hunt. He returned December Is
and reported a very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cutter, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Milton and
Mrs Matte were dinner guests
of Mrs. Pearl McGee recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleo johnson have
returned to their home in Denver
after being called to the funeral
Of her father, Rev. A. M. Moore,
who passed December 7th. Mrs
johnson is the sister of Mrs.
Nettie Zachary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry Milton entertained the fol-
lowing guests with dinner on
December 10Th: Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Gutter and daughter, Mrs. NATL
"a Good, Mrs. Rose Lean Lacy,
frs. Pearl MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs.
dis Milton, Dan Scott. ]. A.
owan, Grand Chancellor of the
order of Knights of Pythias made
his annual visit to the X. of p.
No. "a here on December 9th.
He reports that Brother f: c.
Cutter has done, and is still do
ing, his best to maintain a large
membership here and that he
also manifests deep interest in
the Order of Calanthe. Pythian
sisters. The membership has
great respect for him. Mrs.
Olivia Barnes has returned to her
home after spending several
weeks with friends and relatives
IN st. Louis, Mo-, South Haven
and Muskegon, Michigan, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, Chicago, ILL.,,
and Gary, Indiana. The Mat
ron Art Club met December 18th
at the home of Mrs. Ethel G.
Gambler. Placards with Christ
mas greetings were placed near
The living room entrance. The
Christmas color scheme dominat-
ed the beautiful home. The pro-
gram consisted of Christmas car
OILS led by Mrs. Peterson at the
piano. A discussion, 1.-THE Sig
nificance Of Christmas" was led
Av Mrs. Dunning. Members
esent were Mines. Graham,
'aterson, Johnson, Tate Harris,
II, Dunning, Barnes and Jeffer-
son. WANTED: Two paper
boys to sell STATE PRESS. See
7. c. Cutter. 800 E. Miles st. :.
Rev. f. c. Cutter will preach at
the A. M. E. Church in Magnolia
Sunday. Rev. A. l.. Harris is
pastor Rev and Mrs. r. l..
Evans are the proud parents of a
baby daughter, Lue HELEN, born
December 10th. Mrs. Evans is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ],
l.. Baker of Ruston, Louisiana.
Miss Catherine Mcdaniel will
spend the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Ocie wainwright at
1914 West Main St. John Will
liams wainwright of Gary. Indiana,
will join her there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Davis entertained
the college youngsters in their
home, SGT Grove 81, New Years
Eve from 9 till IL p. IN. Despite
che sleet and snow there were
Is present to enjoy the many
good things to eat. Present were
Shelton MCGEE, Marion Green
and Rudolph Green and Misses
Florida May and Maryine Moody,
Edith and Hazel Dunning. Mar
saret Massey, Dorothy Goodwin,
Ora Mae LeGrande, Fay Bryant,
Queen Powell of Florida, house
guest of Miss LeGrande and Car
lee Carlisle. Music and games
were enjoyed throughout the
evening. . Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Davis had their holiday dinner
December 26th at o'clock Guests
enjoyed very delicious dinner
by candle light. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs, Hervey john
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Good
win, Mines. Lula Coleman, Mat
tie Archie and Susie johnson. q.
Harvey johnson was home for
the holidays from Pontiac, Mich
igan, to visit his wife and many
friends. Mrs. Johnson entertain
ed her husband with a lovely
Christmas dinner. Guests in
cIl,x]ed his mother brother o,d