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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-01
Phon.. EAST 1911
SENIOR CHOIR


Mt. Olivet Baptist Senior choir
participated in the Baptist Choir
Festival presented by the Baptist
Church choirs of Portland at
White Temple Sunday afternoon.
May %, at 3 o'clock. Their pre-
sentation = Gloria" (xII Mass)
- Mozart. Lena Hilsman. direc-
tor; Carl Harris accompanist.
Ten white church choirs made
up the festival.
DIR. Ralph Walker. pastor of the
host church spoke the sentiments
OF all present when he said
harmony. unity and oneness of
accord prevailed"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-01
SPECIAL PROGRAM

The ACE. League of Bethel
featured a special program Sun
day, May %, 1890 pm. Dorothy
Howes. executive secretary of the
Oregon Christian Endeayor, guest
speaker talked on Trends In c. q.
Work. She said: I'VE can't stay
here--can't stand still. we must
go on. We can't always stay on
the mountain top either" There
are great opportunities for work
in our Christian Endeavor. As
Christian Endeavors we must go
forward-haye an upward, out
ward look"
Miss Howes was accompanied
by Marjorie B on, recording
secretary of Oregon C.E. Other
program features were: devotions
title Faith given by Mrs. Mary
M. Duncan; talk-What Does
Christian Endeavor Mean, by F..
D. Gary. president Bethel's ACE.
League; a male ensemble from
the Young Peoples choir rendered
several numbers. Mr.. Warren L.
Robinson. ACE. Supervisor, pre-
sided. A brief song fest directed
by Mrs. G. N. Austin, Jr., and re-
freshment hour followed in the
social hall of the church.
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Community and Civic ActivIt'
CHURCH MARKS
FOUNDING DATE
ph. ass44


FOUNDING DATE
Services ,n raeoen,t,os NJ the
ARA Anpsverearv ~ IT, founding
IN vaktma were MANNED nv bethel
AMn church "wednesday night
rev las Young nassar ana mem
hers Of the v,ctorv chnrch Of God
n chr,at Thnrsdav night Rev.
uo,,dav nastar a. the Moxee Ave.
nanf,as. FRIDAY n,ebt MT Hone
with Rev n F.,ler naator and
m.nhe<a saturday night the
church hanouet with Mrs. LILLIAN
russon !, .h.~ga sunday Iune (
aftarnon = asoo nm MAYOR n
aucz vii, nraaant or introduce
new mr. Recfer Johnson pastor
=, tbe first Methodist churcb
who VII, deliver he anniversary
.ermon p,onear memhera vii, he
honorad ~ thai fine
netai,s of tho ann,varsarv nro-
cram were n,annaa hv the nastor
Rav 9 pa,naris II THOSE
th., wax. q charge ~ var,o.a da-
t.,,s wara. NJ. pear, prayos
,rov~.n. NJ. rahn + woods,
m,s,e. Ms q 9 nav,s rag,stra-
~, "a ~o,, cs,,. Mrs I,,,,sn nj
,,son h.no.at. Ms uer,a nvans.
.n,,~.n sacor.t,on and fMrs, 4
10 p,,h,s.,tv
~. Mi. u,o.as .,,u ~o.a tha
ch.~sh 4r,.tarv rts .o.ta - az
ch,,~., !. ac,s ~ r.tha~ J, NO.
a.~ prosh.- 80 rhr,.t on~ De-
aaa..r. IT, w...buara - -.
o..-eh :. .ce rs-.-s ;, nSaus.n
~.-s. ~ 40 ~
ss,s 49, ,.as s.-,ses
lar. !. a.. A.. 4,,-aa
v-.-s
Mrs. Knighten is president Of
the pastors Aid. Mrs. Knighten
- 1nna % na..,ss~su 60
Ts.. -. . go. $500
Samuel Gardner amateur pro-
gram was wonderful. The prizes
were won: first prize was won by
Anita James; second by Betty Lou
Hsrris and Charlotte Stanford and
the third BY Vernice Mitchell.
A reminder that Rev. and Mrs.
Bagneris have been on the afr II
weeks. Hear them over KIT at 5
pm. every Saturday. II you have
an announcement to make or any
request. call 1886 or mail any
checks 70 The Inspirational Hour,
blb south 6tn street, Yakima,
washington.
Nj. Hope
Rev. A. B. Fuller is pastor.
Everyone Is invited to Sunday
School. Mrs. D. W. Rose Is super
intendent. The Sunday school will
sponsor a baby contest on June
-, e the church.
The missionary viii sponsor q
luncheon Monday at p.m., June
g. Cash prizes will be given.
The chapel OF the air sponsored
Rev A. B. Fuller on the Radio
June 2s-27. Wednesday June rs.
Rev. Fuller was on for our town.
and the Educational program was
heard under the direction OF Mrs.
Hattie Barnes. Others that were
heard: Mesdames. Ether johnson,
Shirley Delahoussaye' and Kath-
crime Williams. Mrs. Barnes Is the
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Graduates to be Honored

Time and place has been set
when the entire Branch (NAACP)
will honor the graduates OF high
schools and colleges at a dance
for them. June 20 is the date,
Morse Hall, the place.
Plans are being made to make
this a gala event, one that each
graduate will treasure in his or
her memory. Guiding hand for
the affair is Stanton Duke who
is well known in this area for
his Attraction In Bronze" pre-
scented over period OF many
years.
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MERRY PARTY

Members of the Branch's COM
munity coordination committee
gathered at the home of their
chairman. Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll.
with their husbands and wives.
for merry party Saturday eve
ming in celebration of their high
ly successful first public event
(just the biggest card party ever
held in Portland. that's ALL.
Members of the congenial COM
mittee shared expenses of a del
icious buffet supper served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll, and enter
ed Fundamentally into the spirit
of hilarious parlor games, then
completed the evening by decid-
ing to plan mammoth "Harv-
est Festival" card party in the
fall.
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Citizens Urged to Vote
By NAACP Branch Officer

The Portland Branch NAACP
legislative chairman, Raymo n d
Wilson. urges all citizens to vote
in the SPECIAL election June z.
for Multnomah county. "Eligibil.
ity to vote, stated. Mr.. Wilson,
"ls not confined to tax payers.
all may vote, and all should vote"
Voters must voice.: their wish
es to increase the Multnomah
county tax levy for the fiscal
year 1949-1s50. The public schools
must have sufficient funds to
keep kindergartens operating and
to adequately staff the schools
as well as to supply necessary
materials, equipments and sup
plies.
Increased funds are necessary
because of substantial increase
in the number Of pupils and In
crease in cost of maintenance.
To be a good citizens you MUST
vote YES In favor OF the proposed
levy" concluded Mr.. Wilson.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Corsets Reduced

1s corseIettes. boned. Extra sizes
to so. lrreeuIors. Were 6.95. Now,
al
IA Moternify 6irdIss, sizes S,
M, l.. Were 3.e9. Now ----sse
7 kyIon Ponty GirdIes. Sizes 2e
to SO. Were 500. Now ----z.49
! "Renso". corseIette, innerbeIt.
Size 81. Wos 1880. Now, 7.ss
l Wreporeund Corset by
"Reneo." Size 36. Was S.. Now,
z.ss
a. Uplift Bros, white, nude,
black. Sizes 81 to 36. Were to
l.5O. Now -----19e
II Gorter Belts, soiled. Assorted
sizes. Were to $50. Now --4se
II BIoek-Leee corsets. Broken
sizes. Were 5.oe. Now ---3.99
81 Boned GirdIes. IA" long.
Broken sizes 26 to 36. Were 800.
NoW
Goidenbers's corsets, Street and
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Boys Wear Reduced

8 Lessins Sets, suspender top
leoeines and cop. lined coat. 3 to
8. Were to e.e8. Now ------$5
35 Wool jackets, loo% reproe-
essed wool, sizes 6 to l8 years:
Were 1913. Now ---------$5
is Hooded Moekinows, detoch-
able hood, reproeessed wool. 8 to
Is years. Were 8.e8. Now, 5.sS
4I Dress 8 Sport Shirts. whites
and foncies. 6 to le years. Were
1893. Now -4-----------l.oS
u FlonneIet+e Shirts, ploid and
solids. s to l6 years. Were 50.
Now ------------l.iS
~ Sweaters, slipon and Upper
fronts. s to 16 years. Were 50.
Now
80 BIonket Bothrobes, 6 to IL
years. Were 2.4o. Now ----1.9S
Boys Wear, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Sportsweor Reduced

$50 Misses & Women's BIouses,
some irreeuiors. Tissue foille, nyIon
royon crepe, white, postels, dork
coIors. 81 to 46. Were to 8see.
Now. Now.------------z.87
so Assorted Skirts, Blouses,
sportsweor. Broken sizes. Were to
3.oo. Now ------79e
5 Women's All Wool ceet
Sweaters. RoyoI blue. Were 500.
Now Ivy
Z All Wool Plaid sIaeks, size
l8. Were 7.eo. Now ---4.ss
z Loee Trimmed Blouses, ~
sleeves, white. size So. Were 5.ee.
Now ------------------3.SS
8 shortis Goats, kelly, oquo,
blue. Broken sizes ] z to 10. Were
9.o5. Now ---------3.e9
z All Wool DonesaI BeIere
Suits. Sizes 10. Were 1929. Nov,
4.ss
I TaiIored Blouse. French Cuff
soiIed. White. Size 81. Wos 1875.
Now w--------------------$z
8 All Wool cardison Swsotsrs.
short sleeves, misses sizes. Were
2.99. Now ~
GoIdenbers's Sportsweor
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
All Sales Final. No Mail, Phone c. O. D. Orders
Limited Quantities, Odds and Ends, Remnants
FURNITURE AND
BEDDING REDUCED

LINED oek DineHe chos. Were l2.e5. Now --------$5
ook pnette Choir white eotherette Sect Wos 1875 Nov.
s-pe Dining Room Suite Antique Oak. Wos $22e Now.
$l4S
pinetts TobIe hardwood finish Wos 1880 Now SIS
Refractory Tabe, mope Wos 1895. Now ----------$lo
I Lounge Choir, red topestY Was 1895. Now ----$zo
Lounge Chair. red velour. Was SIS. Now -------$2s
Lounge chor., areen Were ee.e5 Now ----------$3s
Love Seat yellow. grey topestry Wos $99. Now $50
Soto Bed wine topestr. Was 1895. Now --------$3S
z-pe sofo sutes turquoise. Were $l4s. Now $s5
Davenport. with nnesprne mattress, wine Wos Se8 Now
$llo
Modern Davenport and mottress, blue Was $les. Now.
Sis
psx.rport With Innerspns Mettre.. turquoise ffieze Was
$ZZ9. Now
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mspls Beds, full size Were l6e5 Now ----------$io
Folding Cots Innerspno mottress, 80" size Were 1925
PIatform Top Coil Springs Were 1895 Now ------$l5
Gloss Top coekton Tebs mahogany. Was 22.e5. Now,
$I2
Pier cobinss mahogany Was 44.o5. Now ---------$2S
coekto TobIe,, mahogany. Were 1925 Now ------$5
Modern coekto TobIe, blonde Wos 1895. Now ----$15
4 Coffee TobIes. wonut. Were se5 Now ---------$45o
End Tobs wolnut Wos II .e5 Now ---------------$5
Ape. Bedroom Sute modern wolnut Wos $24e. Now
$3.50
s-pe Bedroom Suite. modern lined ook Wos s27s Now,
$3.50
coIdenbers,s Furniture and Bedding. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Accessories Reduced

100 Fobrie, Suede and Wool
Gloves, counter soiled. Were to
69c. Now -------------3Se
10 Fobrie Gloves, broken sizes,
counter soiIed. Were l.1e. Now
69e
IS All Wool Scarves. Were SOC.
Now -z9e
50 Ladies' Hondboss, shoulder
strop, pouch and underom styles.
Were LIB. Now --S8e plus tax
Accessories, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Stationery and
Notions Reduced

IS Lunch Kits with thermos
bottle. Were 2.4o. Now ----l.49
8 Pencil sharpeners. Were 81.
Now
200 christmos Snow Paekases.
Were l0c. Now ----------5e Sc
so Yds. Lamp sheds Rufflins.
Wos Acc. Now -------z9e yd.
II corpet Yarns. SoiIed. Were
2oc. Now --------------l9e
80 Hanks Large Yarn. soiled.
Was o8c. Now --------69e
Goldenberg's Notions & Stationery,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Lamps and Pictures
Reduced

~ Hurricane Lomps, crystal and
bross, frosted globe. Were to e.e8.
Now W--------------------@o
56 Assorted Pictures, popular
prints, handsome frames. Were to
$40. Now automatically
GoIdenbers's Lamps. Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Droperies and
Upholstery Reduced

100 Royon Domosk propes, lined.
Were 1898. Now ----12.98
100 Dining Room choir Sect Cow
en-, 6-pcs. Were 5.es. Now. 3.49
800 Knitted SIipeovers for Chairs.
Were 8.98. Now ----6.29
Motehins Sefa Covers. Were
1898. Now ------------1z.ZS
500 Yds. Upholstery Materials.
36" wide. Were .o8. Now, 87e yd.
30 venetion Blinds. assorted
sizes. Were 5.98. Now ---z.59
GoIdenbers's Droperies, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Toys Reduced

l44 Steel Wagons. Size l4xl7
inches. Were l.lo. Now ----66e
II Doll Outfits. Drink and wet
doll in wood hiehehoirs. Were .49.
Now ---------------$l
GoIdenberg,s Toyiond. Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
ToiIetries Reduced

10 compoets and Cigarette
casss. Were so. Now ----79e
Is Hand Lotions with Dispenser.
Were 98e. Nov ------- 69e
plus tar
50 Eues Powders, assorted
shodes. Were Soc. Now lie
plus tar
I3 crystoI Base Boudoir Lamps,
with shade. Were ! 40. Nov, 8se
20 Pkg. Bubble Bath. Asst. fra
eronees. Were SOC. Nov, z for 81
Plus Tar
Goidenberg's ToiIetries, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Homewores Reduced

10 Automatic Toosters, bell rings
when toost is done and turns off.
2-sIice. Were 1895. Now --7.S8
50 Breekfost Sets, 32-po. servies
for 6. Postel coiors. Were 8.o5.
NOW -------------------f.41
GoIdenhera,s Homewores. Downstoirs
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Hosiery Reduced

78 csnt-Run kyIons. slight sec
onds. Broken sizes. Were to l.65
if perfect. Now -----sSe
1877 All ky1on Hose, mill n,ends.
8Kz to 10. Were LIS. Now, 3se
81 chiIdren's Anklets, posteIs,
some whites. s to 81z in the lot.
Mill mends. Were 3oc If perfect.
7s Full Fashioned kyIons, sec
onds. Were 88c. Now ------59e
70 kon-Run Mesh Hose, sec
onds. Broken sizes. Were lbs.
100 Seom Beck Royon Hose with
cotton heel and toe. lrreeuIors.
Were 4ee. Now ----------3se
GoIdenbers,s Hosiery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Umbrellas Reduced,

II Reyon and Plastic Umbrellas,
assorted colors. Were 2.o5. Nov,
81
CoIdenberg's Umbrella
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Domesties Reduced

10 Muslin Sheets, seconds. Type
l28. Sizes eOxlO8. Were 2.59.
Now. 1.99
200 Flour Boss, unopened, woshed
and moneIed. Size 1898. Seconds
Of 4oe quolity. Now --------29e
200 Yds. stortex Print curtoinins.
36" wide. Were 6oe yd. Now.
35e yd.
GoIdenberg's Domestics, Street Floor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

Grove AME Missionary Society.
entertained with a tea at her
home recently. The guests includ-
ed Mesdames M. A. Greer. l.. B.
Taylor, Mary Lomax, l.. M. Ruth
erford, B. 4. Simmons, L. NJ.
Bass, Emma Erwin, p. A. Perry,
Berda Boozer. The Missionary
brought cheer to shut-ins dur
ing the Xmas holidays ........ Stu
dents who enjoyed the holiday
season with parents and friends
We're Misses Mary l.. Simmons,
Margaret Brooks of Dunbar Jr.
College, Little Rock, Margaret
Jones of AM & N College, Pine
Bluff, and Albert Robertson Of
Rosston High School, Rosston ~.
Mrs. Mittie Ridgle returned from
st. Louis, Mo. where she spent
the holiday season with her
daughter, Mrs. Ora L. Perry and
granddaughters, Miss JANET and
La June Perry. and Robizene
CroWder $500. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

Erwin of Nashville, Tenn, were
the guests Of Mr.. Ervins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Erwin .....,..
Miss Maud Erwin of Nashville,
Tenn. visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Erwin recently ....,,a Cur
tiss Bass of Kansas City, Kansas
Is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Lula Bass, and niece, Mary J.
Simmons. Mrs. B. E. Simmons was
in Pine Bluff Friday and was the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Theo-
aesia Washington and Miss jamie
Ashford, and niece, Miss Myrtle
Erwin 49,. Miss Bessie Mae Cor
don of Detroit, Michigan is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gordon $50. Mrs. l.. M.
Rutherford and children, Marva,
Matte, and Will, Jr. accompanied
by Marion Robertson were in
Pine Bluff recently to visit Mrs.
Rutherford's aunt, Mrs. Sophia
White who is i'll.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

Bluff Sunday 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winnie Smith Of Greenwood, Miss.
spent Christmas with Mrs Smiths
mother, Mrs. Bessie Byum ............
Miss Ernestine Gipson and T. c.
Sanders We're married December
18th ~. Mrs. Bowie and family
motored to Pine Bluff Sunday -.
Miss Annie B. King from Dermott
visited her mother -. Miss Cir
line Michett and Heze Bowie, Jr.
We're married December 10Th -.
Pleas Adams is i'll 80. Miss Ethel
Glpson and Robert Grybison mo-
tored TO Hamburg Thursday -.
John Brooks, Mrs. Anna Brooks.
Ram Brooks, Mrs. Lille B. Brooks
and Mrs. White motored from
Sheriff. here to visit their cous-
ms Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. c. Brown
and other relatives -. Mrs. Carl
Deport of Dermott visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w M. c. Brown -. Mrs Bula
Cook went Louisiana to visit her
aunt and cousins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

BENTON

Cpl Booker T. Jenkins, who is
stationed at Chanute Field. ILL
nols. is guest of his mother. Mrs
Ollie Hines and foster parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Owen Jenkins of
bauxite - Recruit Charley King.
Dr., who is stationed at Fort Knox,
KY was the holiday guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
King, Sr. and sister, Miss Freddie
Lee Clemens 80. The Church of
God in Christ. Elder e. F. Ora
ham, pastor, Mrs. Katie Gray and
Ladies of the Church, the Sum
shine Band with Mrs. Ella Thomp-
son, supervisor. Miss Queen Esther
Graham, Misses Freddie L. Glenn
ons, and Lois Johnson Pvt. Chas.
King, Jr.. Cpl Angelo S. johnson.
Mrs. Mary Smith johnson, and
others helped to make the Christ
mas celebration an enjoyable one
So. Rev. G. w Smith, presiding
Elder of Hattiesburg District, of
Hattiesburg, Mississippi was guest
OF Mrs. Mary Smith johnson and
family Christmas Day Rev. Smith
pastored Pleasant Hill AME of
this city in 1922. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Green A.
Smith of Tulip, a brother-in law
of Mrs. Johnson's and Mrs. John
sons brother. Jesse E. Smith,
of Little Rock ....,. Miss Doris
Jones, daughter Of Green Smith,
spent several days with her aunt
.-..,. Ferret Rhinehart, son of ]. c.
Rhinehart and the late Lula S.
Rhinehart died in Los Angeles,
California, December Goth. Mrs.
Floyd Cooper of Little Rock and
Francis Rhinehart, sister and
brother of the deceased left for
Los Angeles to attend funeral
services, ..~.. Pleasant Hill AME
Church will be host to the Min
isterial Council of the Hot Springs
District January IL. DR.. 0. Sher-
man OF North Little Rock is the
presiding elder. Rev. c. j. Mays
of Malvern is host pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

Maxwell of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenthom Maxwell
80. Mrs. Myrtle Reed Mrs. Mabel
Edwards, Mrs. Jessie Reed of
Wilmat and Mrs Laura Smith of
st. Louis, Mo. were dinner guests
Christmas Day in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dooley =..,...
Miss Fannie M. Claiborne, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Claiborne
was married to Roosevelt Watson,
December 9th. They left i'm
mediately for Chicago, Illinois
where they will make their home
...5 Miss Ernestine Davidson of
Little Rock and sister, Winnie, of
Lexa are spending Christmas with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Napolen Davidson no.. Miss Irene
J. Maxwell and brothers, Marion,
Henry, Wenthom, Jr. and O. c.
MeClinton attended party in
Tillar recently al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver May. 7 h e
party was given in honor Of their
son, A. -ei. May, who left imme-
diately after for the Army -. Mrs.
Addie Dooley and grand children
have moved to Little Rock. They
were accompanied by Miss Octa-
via Dooley of Little Rock and Mel
son Dooley Of Memphis. Tenn. -.
| Willie D. Pace is visiting his
mother in Marion, Ala, $3.50 Tom
Harris of Conway spent the holi-
days with his sister, Mrs. Jennie
Holmes ...... Roosevelt Reed visit
ed his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
P. r. Reed -, Miss Doris Thorn
| ton of Conway spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Thornton 90. Rev II. E
Vaughn of Texarkana of the SW
Conference is visiting his cousins
the Vaughn family -, Mrs. Clau-
zell Gray and daughters spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. M
G. Napier go. Mrs. Lula Gilmore
and Miss Viola Reed visited Mrs
Luvenia Maxwell Christmas Day.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07
WILMAR
Re-. ID. w. Kidd


Rev. c. r, Ramsey was dinner
guest of Prof, and Mrs. w. v.
Rutherford ........ Narrators of the
Christmas pageant held at Shady
Grove AME Church sponsored by
the ACE League recently were
Mesdames l.. E. Jones, Nettie
Cobb, j. MeNeary, and Evlelia
Ragland, LeMar JoNs served as
Santa Claus and Wardell Williams
as Father Time. Mrs. l.. f. Jones
Is League president and Mrs. w.
l.. Lomax. director of the program
49,. Misses Mary Jean Simmons
ard Effie Dean Jones, Lamar
Jones and Wardell Williams as
sisted Mrs. Lomax in the Christ
f1as party given at the parsonage
Ct Shady Grove Church .=...... Rev.
and Mrs. w. L. Lomax spent the
holidays with their relatives and
friends in Magnolia $500. Mrs.
| Lucy Walker, president of Shady
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07
GAINESVILLE

Mf' and Mrs. Blocker Phillip
and daughters, Anita, Frances and
Leila of FIT. Smith spent the
Christmas holidays with Mrs
fhiiiips parents, Mr.. and Mrs
rogers Justice 900. Emry May.
Dr. OF Kansas City, Mo. is visiting
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emry
May ST. during the holidays
susan White spent Christmas
With her sister. Mrs. Henrietta AL
len In TT. Smith ........ Miss Hattie
Marie Birts of Little Rock is visit
ing her sister.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07
DERMOTT

Mrs. Simmie Allen Of Portland,
Mrs. Ealma Sterlen of Pine Bluff,
Mrs. Blanche Mae Davenport Of
Lanale Rock, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ArE asf Crossett and Mrs. Sadie
Davenport of Dermott were the
guess Of Mrs. Albertlne Warren
and Mrs. Mary Davenport Sunday
.-....- Andrew James and Miss Sim
mie Davenport OF Portland enjoy
ad q Christmas dinner with Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07

Rock $50 Mrs. Ophdia Clayborn
visited her sister, Mrs. Blanche
G. Williams in North Little Rock
-. Mildred Gipson of Clarendon
made brief trip here to visit
his mother, Mrs. Frances Gipson
-. Oscar Anderson visited Sunday
School ~. Supt Floyd Thomas
was able to be at Sunday School
after recovering from an injury
received at saw mill.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-01-07
Page Six STATE PRESS Fri. Jan. T. 1e4s
GURDON
Oepri0st Campbell


Among the many visitors dur
ing the holidays were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bronner of Camden
and Tod Bones of Detroit, Michi-
gan ........ Ellis Campbell spent the
holidays in Detroit. Michigan
with children and friends 1000.
Mrs. James Campbell spent the
week end in Texarkana on bust
ness .... Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wiss were in Little Rock for
few days ....,. Mrs. Ella Burlow
spent the holidays in Chicago, ILL.,,
with her children. Leon Harper
accompanied her back home .....s
Mrs. Maggie Harper will leave
soon for hei home in ChicaGo ~.
Mrs Wilmer johnson or Fort
Worth, Texas spent the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. A, D. Smell
$1,000. Miss Arnilious Williams spent
New Years in Chicago with her
another. Mrs. Charlie Williams.
MR.. Estella Dolby of Chicago,
I'll, is here visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris and friends $50. Mrs. Kate
Bonds Of Cleveland, Ohio is
spending a few days with her
an1sband's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. Bond 49,. W. B. Armstrong
spent few days in Prescott and
the Bluff City ........ w. B. Arm
strong and w. T. Wilson were in
Alexander last week on business
-. VIM. Armstrong, Jr. Is re-
sorted i'll ...,.... Mrs. Hazel Bell
and Mrs. Erma Harrington spent
Friday in Hot Springs 1885,. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson left for Fort
Worth, Texas after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Johnson's mo-
fther ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Charles Of Chicago. Ill, is here
visiting Mr.. Charles sister. Mrs.
Coro Collins and brother. Beamus
Charles .....-.. Miss Willie Mae
aIunter of Pine Bluff spent the
holidays with Mrs. +. M. Hunter
and Mrs. Ida Campbell ........ Mrs.
ella Burlow has returned from
Chicago after spending the holt
days with children ........ O. D.
Dedrnan and family of Glade
water, Texas spent the week end
mith his sister. Mrs. Lula pettello
Mrs. Racine Cox accompanied
aher children back to Camden for
n few days ....... Mrs. Maude Hun
der Of Omaha, Nebraska is the
guest OF her family, William Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallis Bell and Mr.. and Mrs
John Bell ...... Mrs. Lonnie Will
iiams left to join her husband
who is in school ........ j. r. Ste
phens left for Chicago, ILL.,, to
visit his children ........ J. E. j.
Pettello spent week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c, Pet
Sello ........ Rev. M. l.. Youngblood,
wife and daughter of Little Rock
are home for Christmas ..,..... Mrs.
Estclla Green Of Texas was here
during the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Jones.
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