Arkansas State press., 1952-07-04
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Rev. ". C. Powell of Jackson, Mississippi, who is a young
minister attending AMIN college, filled the pulpit of the st,
James Methodist church last week at the morning hour.
Mrs. Beatrice Watson of Chicago is home visiting her fami-
~ and friends. Mrs. Watson is the daughter of Mrs. Precilla
Cant and the niece of Rev. P. P. Davis.
Herman Blackmon who is an efficient notary public of the
city attended the state BTU and Sunday school congress in Mil
waukee. Before his return he will visit his sister, Mrs. James
Smith Of Flint, Michigan.
The vacation Bible school of St. Peters Rock Baptist church
Closed a very successful session June 23rd. Fiftytwo students
attended. it was carried on under the auspices of the Sunday
school Of which Leroy Floyd is superintendent was instructor
and was assisted by Mrs. A. Ford, president of the mission;
Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. r. T. johnson and Mrs. Luela Barlow
Mrs. King is an ardent worker in all departments of the church.
Girl scout troop SO of which Mrs. Daisy Floyd is leading at
tended day camp Monday through Thursday at Townsend Park
along with II other troops.
Miss Lucille Royal was accompanied by her mother to Alex
ander, Louisiana where they attended the funeral of Miss Royals
Aunt
The West Pine Bluff singing union met at Mt. Carmel Bap-
Nst church last Sunday with S. NJ. Adams, president in charge.
B. J. Lott served as director due to the illness of the general
director, N. P. Boone. The singing service was a success spiritual
~ and In attendance. Mr.. Jones, a baritone singer of Memphis,
Tennessee, rendered a solo.
Greater MI. Calvery Baptist church celebrated its pastors
second anniversary June 22nd. The HOO a. m. sermon was
preached by Rev, N. Reason of California. Rev. j. L. Lawson
preached the anniversary sermon in the afternoon.
Mrs. Daisy Floyd carried the West End boys Tiger club to
spend the day in Little Rock on June Dist. While there they
visited the fair park and Gillian park. The boys carried a large
nWnber Of young people with them. Among the guests for the
occasion was little Pauline Shaw, the niece of Mr.. and Mrs
Norris Duncan and James E. Adams, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S
n. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Rice have as guest their grand daugh-
YER. Miss Mosyn Wade of Cleveland, Ohio who will spend the /
summer here.
Mrs. c. A. Lawlah spent last week in Hope as guest of her
motner.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry ianley of California spent a few days !
IN the city last week visiting relatives and friends.
Mavin E. Moore, jr. left last week for New York City where
he will study for the summer.
Word was received last week Of the death of Mrs. Lucinda
Stewart, former resident Of this city, who has been making her
home In Washington, d. c, with her son, Frank Seabrooks. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bryant and children left by motor for Washing
ton where the funeral was held last week.
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Miss Willie Thomas of the Airport Road left last week for
Chicago where she will study this summer.
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Mrs. Lena b. Jones and son, Johnnie and Mrs. Maurice I.
Jones and son, Maurice T, j. spent last week in Fordyce as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell Hudson.
William Seals, jr' has returned from Milwaukee where he
spent q few days as guest of his sister.
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