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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-02
OLAF HANSEN ANNOUNCES
 HE IS NOT A CANDIDATE

Olaf Hansen, who. with George Gunderson. was running for the Mayors seat in the City Election next Tuesday. announced fhis week that he will not run.
 Mir Hansen explained to The Sentinel that he had intended withdrawing before the ballots were printed but neglected to do so. He said his name would be on the ballot. but that he definitely is not a candidate for Mayor
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-02
GUEDFRsoNs RACK

Mr. and Mrs Ole Gunderson re- turned to Wrangell Sunday morn ing aboard the Alaska after spend ing the winter in the States. Mir Gunderson operates a fish trap al Johnson's Cove with his sons. Fred and George Gunderson
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-02
Frank A. Metcalf
CANDIDATE FOR TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY ENGINEER

Frank Meca of Juneau who is seeking the Democratic nomination of Territorial Highway Engineer has been
 resident of the Territory continuously since 1913 He holds Masters Degree in Civil Engineering and has License To 1 of the Territory registered engineers
 Upon coming Alaska he worked for the Bradley until the First World War when he commissioned ill the 20th Engineers In the of 1919 Mr Metcaf into business for himsefo following General Engineer ing and aing mineral and non-mneral patent surveys He served four times City Engineer of Juneau At the outbreak of World War II he appointed Director of Civilian Defense and Secretary Local Draft Board In 1942 Ir Mecalf joined the engineering staff of SiemsDrake and had charge of the dredging of Stka harbor In 1945 h. to Adak Chief of Party In the fall of 1947 he
 appointed to fill out the term of the late Leonard Smith Territorial Highway Engineer the office he now seeks Fc-- in the Territory better equipped by eucaion experience and professional ability to handle the work of Territorial Highway Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works. (Paid Advertisement)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-02
SALESMAN M

Jack T. Stafford. salesman Tor the United Janitors' Supply in Seattle was in Wrangell this week calling on trade.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

Alexander. La. is visiting rela-
tives here 49,. Miss Irene J. Max
well of Pine Bluff spent Christ
mas at home -. Funeral Service
of Mrs. Carrie Cureton was held
at the st. Paul M. B. Church,
Sunday, Dec ember 28th. Rev. c.
S. Seal, pastor. Burial was at
Zion Hill Cemetery. Surviving are
her husband, Johnnie Cureton, a
daughter, Hattie Lou and two
sons, Robert and James and a
brother. Rev. James Simmons Of
Oakland, California and two
neices of Mobile, Ala ......... Miss
LaurenEa Young, Miss Ernestene
and Winnie Davidson left Monday
for Lexa 49,. Miss Doris Thorn
ton spent Sunday night with Miss
Fannie Claiborne 49,. Bob Coun-
Gil was called to Mobile, Alaba-
ma, Friday morning. ......... Miss
Irene Maxwell left Friday for
Pine Bluff, after spending Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Maxwell 80.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
How DO You Look
BY BESSIE T. BELL.

How DO OF LookP
oyerasue pouches eyes
who pass go
and get their sleep likely this
not to eight hours of esu will
that and ugly little
II women could only learn that beauty ills
the direct result vnl habits
not do such a
Few For Office Beauty
Don't your hair generally Don't use
makeup banty your repair Clipped
polish Don't smoke cigarettes in the office permitted
do not work with dangling
Don't stick pencils in your hair Don't repair makeup office
90 to powder If have
ends Don't sprawl ndolenty Be working
Note On Fashion
As change from the your evenings at
home make skirt of quilted velvet length wear
1t with Jacket
One putting wardrobe by using bits Of
bright gossran ribbon your dress Under
an old fashion brooch belts or hat
trimmings
Help For The Executive
To revive blanket after hang up over the show
CT rcd or towel rack nearest the bath tub iii
The will fluff up
II marshmallows will often un after few d,y n
the bread box Also mahmaow become hard when placed
into the bread box a fewd days
Ettqustte sayn--
If person wel-bred whether not he win show
interest in what S saying
Your Garden hi You Window
Geen-growing plants this winter can furnish Won
with herbs for avorfl you otherwise miss Will
waiting for spring Take box deep cover the bottom
in which there couple of holes with inch lave Of hr
stones FIJI the box after with mxtre Of ono
little ' 81" q
Place the box before sunny window Carefully mt in
parsley ehes sill sweet marjarom spearmint plants Water
regularly. p"'' water
This way you will have flavor your salads meats o,,t
an devon fish Desserts beverages You will also ps'
growing things to delight the ~ 'e s'een-
Flower Indoors
nartissus burst bloom very rapidly after ,h
CHRISTMAS holidays few days dark to take ROO, m
The same does not hold lily of the vale his % oie
W more lnan tour weeks after the first year to bloom
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

Martha Robinson


me 4 King Gospel singers of
Camden rendered a program at
the Church of God in Christ
Christmas night Sixty-two dol
lars was raised ...., Friday Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Brown and Mrs
Mariha Robinson motored to Ell
dorado to hear the Kings and
'ne Gray Brothers singing con-
test. Everyone enjoyed the pro-
gram. a total of ss784 was raised.
Ihey also visited their cousin
FRED Aiu and family in Ell Dora
40 Mrs. Gussie johnson of
camden spent Thanksgiving with
her mother. Mrs. Mnndy Bragg &
Mr. and Mrs. Will c. Hill So. Mrs
Albania Mckenzie spent Christ.
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc.
henzie and Mrs. Maggie Marshall
see" Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Douglas
spent Friday with their aunt Mr.,
morsie Carpenter ..,... Miss Willie
Nell Robinson is spending her bo.
hday season N Malvern. She will
return for school Monday
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
PORTLAND
Mrs. Rosie GipsOn

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Calhoun OF
ST, Louis spent the holidays here
with friends and relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Holiday and family
are here visiting ... Mrs. Earmon
Atkins of st. Louis is visiting
friends and relatives in Portland
and Dermott .~... Mrs. Annie Mae
Peaster of Detroit is a welcome
visitor at home with us $3.50. Mrs.
Simmie Allep spent the weekend
in Dermott with her sisters, Mrs.
Albertene Warren and Mrs. Mary
Davenport ...... Mrs Elmora Wal
ker was in Dermott Saturday on
business .... Mrs. Helen Leppole
from st. Louis is visiting her mo.
Their and friends ...... Tom Mar
chall and family spent the holi.
days in Water Proff. Louisiana 60.
Miss jamie Gipson, w. T. Walker
and James Walker were in Der.
mott Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

of Savannah, Ga. was the holiday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edwards Sr. $50. Guests of Mr.. &
Mrs. c. Sutton were their daugh-
tiers, Miss Dorothy Sutton. who
teaches at Miles College, Birming
ham, Alabama, Mrs. Hazel Sutton
Bullocks. a teacher In the Eudora
High School her husband, Prof.
Bulloeks, the coach at Malvin Hi.
Mrs. Estell Brown of Little Rock.
and Mrs. Hannah King Of Mem
phis, Tenn ...,.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Toney Of st. Louis visited
their parents and friends during
the holidays ..,.. Mrs. Lucille Wal
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Stone of
st. Louis were the guests of Mrs.
Emma Marsh last week ...... Mrs.
Iutisha Bunting of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Conley ...., Miss Bernice
Conley of Little Rock was the
holiday guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley ...... Mrs. Sc
well of Fort Smith, Mrs. Rice of
Chicago, and Mrs. Rece Mason
of North Little Rock were the
guests of Elder and Mrs. Rogers.
They attended the wedding OF
Mrs. Virginia Dennison. Mrs. Rice
is the mother of L. E. Dennis, Jr
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Mt. Morriah
ChristOnher LaVerne

A Musical Program was given
by the fire Harps of David last
Sunday ..,. The program was
sponsored by Essie Mae MeCauley
49,. Mt. Moriah had its School
Christmas program Tuesday night
A Popularity Contest was held
Gilberta Smith and Rosie Lee LUIS
ter were the most popular in the
Elementary department. Berniee
Newburn was the Primary VIM
ner Mrs. Earnestine Rhodes and
son, Terry Lawrence of Hot
Springs spent the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
II. Hunter -.-. Joseph Blackmall
of ST. Louis visited friends and
relatives here ...... BMC has COM
pletely dropped BW ...... PHI
doesn't get around much any more
...,.. ODH had to 90 when the wa
gon came, so she left AIS hold
ing the bag which played into l.
Jones hands. So.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
FoRDYct

Mrs. Chariot johnson and son
of Detroit, Michigan spent Christ
mas here ... Mrs. Clemmie Peo-
pies of ST. Louis visited her IA
ther and mother ...... Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Dixon of Thornton spen,
a night with her aunt. Mrs. Maude
Harrington .o. On the sick lis,
are jock rarr and Mrs. Julie
DemaD .... Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Tenix and Mrs. Effie Prim
visited their father in Fordyce. 10.
The second Quarterly conference
Of st. John AME Church at For
dyce will abe held on the First
Sunday in April ..... DIR. II. An
drews OF Pine Bluff District has
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

New Hope-Visitirg in our Corr
munity during the holidays were
Mrs. Willie Alexander of England.
L. T. Levels of Gary, Ind, An
drew Power of Philander Smith
College, Webster Thompson of A
M&N College, Miss Sarah Power
OF Little Rock, Morgan Heaggenx
of Morrilton, Mildred Mae White
OF Little Rock, Lloyd Myers and
Maceo Binns Of Little Rock, How
ard Morris and Calvin Canady Of
Bee Branch, Frank johnson of
Blackwell, Mrs. Victoria Holland
OF Atkins, Mrs. Vernella Bowling
and son. Alonza visited in Okla
homa during the hilidays.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
CONWAY

george EDWARDS Jr.
Christmas bells were preceded
by wedding bells here. On Decem
Der 2lst Betty Jane Gatewood be-
came the bride of M. L. Summer
vile at 6 o'clock at the St. James
CINE Church. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Summerville are students Of PHI
lander Smith College in Little
Rock ...... Miss Mary Virginia Ro-
gers became the bride Of Louis E.
Dennis Jr. Of Chicago, III. on De-
cember 2lst at 400 o'clock. Mrs.
Dennis Is a graduate Of Philander
Smith College and Mr.. Dennis is
a student of Philander Smith Col
lege ..... Miss Marzella Wilson be-
came the bride of Julius McFar-
lin. Both are from Conway ..........
Community services were held at
Eberncezer NJ +. Church Christ
mas Day ...... Prof. Morris Martin
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
WllMAR

Those visiting relatives and
friends for the Yulctide season.
include: Mrs. Helen Gender Of
Flirt, Michigan. Mrs. Ora Pefrv
and family Of st. Louis, Mo-. Mr..
Veo'a Spencer and daughters or
Richmond, Calf. and w. v. RI
therford of Atlanta. Ga. $780,. Mrs.
B. H. Simmons is visiting her
sister. Mrs Murle Ashford Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. for the holiday,
season Mrs. L. B. Taylor is
visiting In Little Rock and while
there was the guest of Mrs. Clara
Willis .. The Christmas tree and
program held at Shady Grove A.
M. Z. Church Christmas eve was
very enjoyable .......... Christmas
services were held at Mount Ia.
Dor Baptist Church and Shady
Grove AME with respective pas
tors, Revs. S. II. Bankr and L. W.
Lomac delivering the sermons. r
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

Luvenia MaxW ell
Mrs. Maize Fende rson has been
visiting in Little llock .. Mrs.
Alvenia Sellers visited her grand
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lindsey OF Leland, Miss.
Miss Sadie l.. Vaughn Of Lit
tie Rock is spen ting Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Vaughn ... Mrs. Elnora
Brown has returned from the
United Friends Hospital where
she had undergone an operation.
We hope for her speedy re-
covery .~.. Mrs. Mary Bryant of
Pine Bluff was house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wanthom Maxwell
on Christmas Day. Other guests
of the Maxwell family were Mrs
Henry Lewis OF Boy,lell and Miss
Sadie Vaughn Of Little Rock .....
Henry Holmes Of Portland, Ore.
gon is at home for the Holidays.
Mrs. Ida Williams of Berkeley
California spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. p. X
Reed ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dooley had as their dinner guest
Christmas, Mrs. p. r. Reed, Mrs
Dooley's mother and Mrs. Travi
Williams Of Berkeley. California
Mrs. Viola Green and Henry N
Reed ..... Mrs. Jessie Dorch o
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
.(;urdon

DeprieSt Campoe
Outstanding guests in our fair
city for the holidays were: Mrs.
Alberta Madison Of Kansas City,
Mo. Miss Virginia Mckinney Of
Nashville, Ulysses Ward of De-
troit, Robert Charles, A. D., and
Cardell Smith, all Of Cleveland,
Ohio, L. c. Smith of Detroit, cpl.
Earl Ollison Jr. and Miss Mary
l.. johnson of Memphis, Tenn,
Nathaniel Wess Of Fulton. Mrs.
Carrie Buffort Mrs. Ophelia Buf
ford, and Fred Hayes Jr. of Chi
cago. Miss Willie Urshey Of Rock
ford, ILL.,. and Miss Exorla Har-
per and brother of Chicago Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Collins spent the
holidays in Wichita, Kansas ......
Jack Harrinton was n holiday
visitor in Burnes ....... Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Barlow spent the holi-
days in Okolona with Mrs. Bar
lows mother .... Mrs. M. L. Young
blood and daughter spent the no.
lidays with relatives in Ell Dora.
do .... b. Hunter Of Malvern spen,
the weekend in the city ...... Mis-,
Luberta Smith, Mrs. Johnnie
Campbell, Cardee Smith, and Ro
bert C. Smith motored TO Texar
kama Saturday. ~.... Mr.. and Mrs
Arnett Mitchell spent the holi
days In Fulton ...... The MorninI
Dew Quartet rendered a musica
program at the AME church Sun
day night ........ The Elite Socia
Club sponsored a social rrida,
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Citizen of Little
Rock From Early
Childhood

Mrs. Pinkie f. Smith, 1903 Mar
shall St., wife of the late Joseph
J. Smith departed this life Dec
ember Il, 1917. She was affiIiat-
ed with several religious circles
and staunch member of Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church for many
years. She leaves to mourn her
loss, three daughters. Mrs. Beat
rice Smith York, Mrs. Joatrice
Smith Martin, Mrs. Catheryn
Smith Williams, twelve grand
children. a great grandchild. one
sister, one brother and host Of
relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

grown spiritually, financially and
huiiiefoua st. John will be
hohored with one of the Fathers
Oh the Church, Rev. j. H. Clay
porn -. The Rev. l.. Patriot of
st. John has built a beautiful
parsonage of app Ultimately 1000
ihey VIII move in this week N
The pastor is asking each member
10 give sloo for the building on
each third Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
ROLAND
Bessie Mae Smith


Mrs. Erma Williams of Chicago.
Mrs. Addie Wiley of California,
Hannah r. Robinson of Little
Rock, and Mrs. Mary Williams OF
College Station visited their sis
ter. Mrs. Leona Bush ......... Wash
Murdoch of St Louis, Jimmie Muir
doct of Mississippi, and Mrs. Jul
rel Luster of Kansas City visited
their mother and sister, Mrs. An
ME Lee Harden ...... Captain Joe
T. Williams of Kansas City. Mo
made his first trip to Arkansas to
spent Christmas with his girl
friend, Miss Bessie Mae Smith.
On his return he carried her 10
Oklahoma TO visit some of his re-
latives.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

night The purpose Of the social
was to aid the old people OF the
city. The meeting nights will
be on the first Tuesday and third
Tuesdays in each months at Camp
bells Drive Inn. Mrs. Hazel Bell.
Pres. Mrs. Silva Thomas, vice
pres, Mrs. Alline Ellis. Secretary.
and Mr.. Saddle Still. Treasurer.
...... Please give all news to the
paper boy when he comes around
so that it may get in on time.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Sweet Home


Mrs a. M. Gillespie
Our school year.thus far has
been filled with pleasant ano CO
structive activities .... Teachei /;
and puoils entered school the iss
day with determination to make
this the best year. yet ...... GOOD
citizenship and scholarship have
been stressed and in addition to
these cbjectives we have given
one hundred percent to all finan-
cial drives including Tubsrculo-
sis, Seal sale and Red Croes
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Des Arc
Ella M. Brown

SsiS IVA. 0tOWn
Sunday Rev. E. s. Simpson
preached a grand sermon ........
bYPU was well attended. There
was wonderful pre- Christmas
program. The chorus was Direct
ed by Mr.. Govan and accompan-
led by Mrs. r. Williams. Mrs.
Daisy Go,an was Chairman. q =;
the program ........ The Pastor /.
Aid Club presented the pastor
with a Lovely box OF miscellane-
Gus gifts ..... Amos Lee has re-
turned from a Memphis hospital
where he had undergone an tom
sllectomy ...... Mrs. e. Dean was
very i'll and we are happy to re-
port that she is improving 49,.
Robert Butler has returned from
Chicago ~~- Ms. Effigene John
son and Ebert Williams, Thomas
williams of Marion, Ohio and
chicago motored home to spend
the holidays with their parents.
MI and Mrs b. Williams and
grandmother. Mrs. Lucy QuaIls
.~ MIR. and Mrs. Gene Huley of
Hazen spent Christmas Day with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Koonce.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Harris and
Mrs. Nellie Holloway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ode Hill motored to Gen.
'ralia, Ill. for the holidays.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
FOR sALE-HEYGooD SCHOOL PROPERTY. ALL BUILD
lNGS AND 200 ACRES OF LAND Call Write, H. Napier
2101 Pulaski street. Phone 21232 Little Rock Arkansas-Adv
MIR Beauticians Give Party

The Annual Christmas Party Of the MIR Beauticians.
Mrs. NJ Neay, president given the home Mr. and
Mrs Norve Rayor 908 W. Short Third street Monday
ing pleasant evening enjoyed by those present Dinner
served and the best players whist prizes
Murphy first prize and Fannie Dudley prize Ell
ward Shields BOBBY among the guests Prize winning members
Mrs Odessa Jones' first Nee Loveace
Worhen BOBBY Secret pals gifts and revealed gifts
also presented guests.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Fred Browns Funeral FRIDAY

Fred Brown, former resident of Little Rock mot Will,
accidental death in St Louis December 25h Mr. Brown was
the Brother of Mrs Noe Aycox 1921 Cypress street MIR
he heu al tenth and Broadway until November S last wear
when ne moved to St Louis St Louis coroner renors
ne fell down flight of broke his neck His ,oraI
VIII be held Friday p. M al Hone
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

WINS CONTEST - Mrs. Avery
Walton, a member of Club No.
of the st. John Baptist Church.
4th and Bender streets, Rev. l..
Embery. pastor was the winner
in the December contest. Other
candidates were Mrs. Ollie Adams,
Mae Jones. Club No. 4. S31.00
Clt'b No. I raised $4,000. Club
No. 1 intends TO stay at the TOP
Of the heat in all contests.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Velvetex College

Going to the State Beard January 5h are Mrs Annie
Crimes Benton Mrs. Maggie Starks MIR Mrs Vera Neal
Williams Mrs. Juanita Allen of MIR, Mrs R. Banks Mrs. p.
Nav Stuart Helena There win be box supper Vevetex
January 10th at 7:30 D. Don't this Charlene Jor
dan, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

Miss Margaret Sweeman Woods, Los Angeles California
graduate UCIA visiting her mother and father Mr. and
Dudley and sister Mrs Flora Woods Jees for
the first time eleven She arrived here by plane We'd
nesday morning royalty her many
Dunbar and friends throughout the city
Woods the X-Ray Department Avalon
Laboratory is the only Negro Laboratory
Angeles Her brother Weldon Koods
plane Saturday for the reunion Although the
family Miss Woods II years, Mrs Jefferies
has visited her twice recently.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Jolly Neiahbor Club

The Jolly Neghbor Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs
II N Williams A chicken timer served. Each member
AT the closing Of the evening the club sponsored
nopuarity contest gift beautiful quilt Mrs
mon was popular Mrs Katie Moore president Mrs.
Julia Steele reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
". Lewis Makes Short Visit

Dr. Niss) T. M. Lewis, daughter of the late Mrs. w.
and Napoleon Lewis of 1922 W. 18th street now teaching
FISK University made flying trip the city New
to visit friends Aunt D. Moore who connected
with local ratena organization Dr. looking well
and her stay in made pleasant MANY friends
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Mr.. West In New Capacity

George West, recently promoted to International
preventative Of the United Railroad Workers of Ameri
will be in Memphis this week working with the pullman
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
jenkins Visits Brother

P. II. G. Jenkins, mail carries Newport News Virginia
Tor " visited his brother W. Jenkins 2423 Park
also mail outstanding church and civic
worker of this city p H. left Wednesday, going as far as St
LOUIS Missouri with W. A and his wife, who Chicago
10 be present at the marriage daughter Miss Shirley
Jenkins to Morgan Adrich Lewis Detroit Michigan From ST
LOUIS w. A. and his wife will visit their SON
Everett ana from Boston, they will Philadelphia Penn
10 visit Mrs Evelyn Carroll daughter whose hrs
nand is Dr. (Ph D. Richard Carroll Cheney College
Dr. Carroll former resident Monticello and lost his moth
er week and al the present in connection
with that misfortune.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Community Cheer Club

The Community Cheer CT ID held its first meeting of the
New Year with Florence renhaw hostess All members
reported lovely time Mrs Stvey made wonderful talk in
an effort encourage all members and each
year Delicious refreshments served Election will be held
the first Sunday February the home of Mrs D. D. James
Mrs Florence Spvey president Veronica Higgins reporter
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Twelve Arts Meet

The Twelve Arts held its December meeting with Mrs.
Henry Mosey I'LL Rngo street turkey dinner with all the
trimmings served All members present Guests win
ner p Angeles Mrs Jerry Lawrence and lit
tie Shela Simr of Berkeley Mrs E. Clayton of Pine Bluff
Erving Gifts exchanged silent friends
made known. Everyone reported enjoyable time,
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Extended Vacation

Mrs J. Pankey, 1873 High ytreet spent Thanksgi
Christmas with relatives in Washington D. c. and A
Virginia She reports wonderful time
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Holiday Visitors

Visiting with his Salle Pace Of 3516 w. 18TH ST.
wa Rev. j. Hal old Jones H. prominent young socahe
who graduate of Phander Smith College and Is
now studying for bachelor of Divinity degree at Cannon
Theological Seminary Atlanta During his visit Rev. Jones
was quite busy the of collecting data for his Survey
on the of Rural Negro Methodist Churches in Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Metropolitan Baptist Church

The METROPOLITAN Baptist Church. Rev. c. n Lee, pastor
and Cynthia Williams, reporter hat for its feature Sunday
morning sermon CT the Past
day evening "The Lords Supper" The
church is growing in numbers and in aprit.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
CMC Club At Mrs. Morton's

The CMC Club met with Mrs H. Morton, 1912 Pulaski st
The club cash donation to the Clark Maxey family AT
ter the business session. social hour enjoyed by all They
departed to meet with NJ Smith, w. 10th ST. January
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Piano Recital

The piano pupils of Hazel ShAnks llynson will appe
beautiful and colorfu piano recital al the Mt Zion
Church. Tuesday evening, January 18th at O'Clock.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Entertain Friends

and Mrs. Frank Henderson, 1919 IL Washington ave-
nue. entertained their friends Friday night with delicious
five dinner Mrs Ida Nolan Miss
Earean Gordon Leroy Nolan, George Watson Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Jones Mr. anG Mrs. Willie Clark. All report having
had an enjoyable time.