Arkansas State press., 1952-08-22
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Pine Blur news
ASSISTANT TO DENTAL TEcHNlCIAN,
BY Snrrliine Eiland


ASSISTANT TO DENTAL TEcHNlcIAN, Miss Viola
Keith Village schoolmam will return TO her teaching
Job school at AM&N and partme service to
the Dental labratoy During her stay here she has
lived with Mr. Mrs Willie Darnel, 70 Watson boulevard
Mrs ruby Homes office assistant in the dental
offices of Dr. Harold H. Phpps
yAcaTioNINe IN MONTERREY after attending the annual
reetIng of Houston are Dr.
ard Mrs w. Moee and Doctors G. P, Freeman and T. up
Uttle Rocks dental combination, husband and wie
Joint post Monterrey tells of bloody bull fight IN
Mexico and the temptation of establishing permanent
residence. atmosphere of democracy is prevalent
ff the desire remain increases but soon boh
couples viii their homes and offices In Arkansas
AMONG RRKANsANs AT HOUSTON FOR DENTAL MEET
Moettes (tlatie and Wie the Pine Blur den
fists r. T. Johnson who rode down with Robert l. MO
aetir dental technieian and his wife, charming Lea Moiete
a Denial hygenist; Harold H. Phpps, Jr and in
rdentay upon Deas Pine Bluff she boarded train
for a stay Cleveland Oho and Dr. and Mrs r. NJ Dunn
tngs of Camden Reports reach us that Dr. and Mrs H. M
Profit Helena; DR. Mrs John Burke, of Forrest
city hghghted during the social and professional ac
siviiies of the convention.
IN CHICAGO FOR MEETING OF THE MEN IN WHITE
are Dr. A. Lawah and Dr. Cleon A Flowers with
his Ceon and John. The Lawlahs entraned from
Kite while Dr. Flowers left by automobile accompanied
by Mazque and his daughter Jeanette Their stay will
be extended for brief vacation in the midwest
VISITING WITH THE ALRERTBRYANTS of 314 Linden
street operators Pharmacy, Dr. John Jackson
pher of the staff Taboran Hospital Mound Bayou Misss
sipp4
ATTENDING FUNERAL RITES in Kansas City for the late
AIRS Eddie Wood formerly Arkansas City and mother
of Ms Moore, 100 Second Mr. and
Il r. Perry (he underakers) and Mrs Flora Davis Free
man package store proprietor).
ESTABLISHING PERMANENT RESIDENCE in Detroit is
Mrs Josephine Matthews, widow of the late Houston Mat
eileRs proprietor the Blue Eagle cafe the New High
swat Mrs Joined by her young son, Charles,
student the Newown school She reported that her
Cseoee stationed Fort Sam Houston Texas, and vet
csn campaign will join them later upon his re-
Sease the Armed Forces She has recovered completely
from injuries received in automobile accident last year in
hca her son. Houston, Jr, and daughter Florence, were
killed
ALSO HEADED FOR DETROIT TO LIVE Mr.. and Mrs
Morris (Sammye) 1904 LarCh street. who enraned
this Kansas City and Chicago vacation periods
bur will end up in Detroit where they expect to make their
home. Mr.. Duncan is longtime employee of local dairy
while Mrs Duncan many for long time
efficient receptonist in the dental offices of Dr. W. L.
Moette.
AT HOME FROM DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS are Mr..
daughter Patricia Gail (wo mont) visiting with their par
nts Mrs A. W. Flowers, 1400 State street Mr. Flow
ers by profession is considering establishing
residence here where he would join his brothers, ar
old the lawyer and Ceon the doctor
BACK FROM RIGID EXAMS TO TORRID WEATHER
is Malvin E. Moore Jr member of the faculty at the A&N
college who has studying New York university. Mr.
Moore doing work toward the docae degree in school
administration.
JACK AND JILL KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, 81 Watson
boulevard will open September the supervision of
e. B. Ross of AN&N college The much needed nstitu
ton will have depend the support of the fathers and
mothers and such organaona aid be given to assure
the type Of program for the growth and development Of the