Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10
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The Aurora club Thursday in a call meeting at the
,ntv center discussed old and new business. An
noct report was made from the pre-Thanksgving whist
lament The meeting will be December Is at the
~ If Mrs NJ F. Frda 1920 w. Dist This will be the last
TING leading up to the Xmas holidays and each member
ked to remember her pal Misses Evelyn r. Lay
%4onr NJ E. Rayburn, reporter.
The Sasnakra club met at the home of Mrs. Lula Nolan
s we're made for the Xmas party The meeting will
held at the home of Mrs Mildred Vaughn 1922 Marshall
L. Alice Lupo, president and Mrs Evelyn J. Landrum,
rer
The Jolly Neighborhood club met at the home of Mrs
10 petts 2216 West 22nd Wednesday, The meeting is
The residence of Rev and Mrs Woodland 22O3 Rice street
Hannah Smith, reporter.
plans are being by the State hospital auxiliary for
Christmas party for the patients, December % 1t was de-
m 10 give each patient gift Seven hundred gifts needed
the hospital would appreciate all clubs that will donate
n Send your gifts 918 Cross call FIR 1885,
IN they will pick up Mrs E, Dennis president Mrs Sadie
ayer secretary and Mrs, Myrtle Bennett, treasurer.
The Matron council of OES assembled in the home of Mrs
y Long 1928 Spring street. and closed its old years work
s officers elected and plans made for the year
u meeting will be held Mrs. w. Moore's home 2421 w
kh Mrs Hannah Smith, reporter.
The Sunshine Charity club met at the YWCA Tuesday
tn Mrs II. E. Culins in charge. Mrs. Elizabeth Wade p
M led the devotion and Mrs Annie Hunter gave the pray
After the business meeting the members enjoyed Xmas
ry which included beautiful Xmas tree loaded with gifts
everyone, very refreshing repas served January
1856 YWCA is the date and place of the meeting
sesses Mesdames Alma Butler Mary Sanders, Allie
mett and Emma Caldwell Mesdames H. E. Culins pres-
ent and P E. Birch, reporter
The Rosa Morris Federated club will have its annual
mas party today the home of j. c. Gray 1915
The members will exchange gifts this affair and dis
Dute baskets of the needy Mrs. D. D. James pres
! lent and Mrs. A, R. Hutson reporter
The Provdent Relief Charity club will hold its annual
party Thursday p. m, the residence of Mrs F.
+t 1901 lizard The hostesses Mines T. Cooper w. NJ
ndexer, G. Williams and L. NJ. Walker Gifts will be
anged by the members. This party will have games
refreshments presents All members who have
ported the annual fall project requested to do
W Mrs l. T. McCullum president, Mrs NJ w Davis report
ar was in the city for weeks visiting his mother Mrs
Hill ia West 18th Mr. Coley left Tuesday mite
ned by his for Quonse Point Rhode Island where
h will spend two weeks with him and his wife
Out-of-the city weekend Miss Shirley Valentine
Pulaski attending funeral services held at Central Bap-
church in St Louis for her aunt, Mrs EsSie Cooper.
Mrs. J. A. Powell of the Powels grocery 1000 Pulaski
was recently confined to the Baptist hospital is
cng in the home of Mrs. Jack Davis 1917 West goth st
Jasper Davis mother Mrs jamie Smith, 1917 West 23rd
rect uneraized Monday at the Christian church, 18th
Cross streets, Burial in OaIawn cemetery with Mil
RS funeral home in charge In addition to her she
rived by other relatives,
John H. Evans has been promoted to supervise in the
eeopng division the Veteran hospital 300 East Roose
road Mr. Evans is a World War II veteran, attended
son business school and Dunbar junior college He and his
e their two children live 500 West 32nd street
Mrs Beersheba Mayfed that she has returned
the agency the Universal Life Insurance company
the southend district manager,
Born to Mr. and John c. Smith llO7 West Sind ST.
baby boy, John Norris, December l.
The Stephen PTA will Thursday at p m, to en-
by Xmas program which been planned for the after
BON All patrons urged to be present Mrs BIRDIE Eek
ford, president and Mrs. j. H. Coleman, reporter.