Social and Personal Highlights From Local Churches
The column lists church events for April including First Christian choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. and multiple meetings of circles at First Methodist First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches. It notes executive board and official board meetings, Missionary Society gatherings, Sunbeams Junior G A and R A, Hi C A Brigade, and a U D C chapter. Also reports social events, hospital news, births, and admissions with several named members and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ws.c
First Methodist Church
Charles Harrell
EB. W. Copeland
Bessie Dd. Green
Garrett Story
Henry Hitt
R. M. GuGrone
Rod Jones
Clifford Franks
W. C. Mudgett
Circle 4
C. Wy. Nunn
A. B. Patten
J. W. Turner
Wommen's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Board of Stewards
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Board of Education
Nannie Parkins
Steeel
Women’s Missionary Council of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Sunday School Lesson on Israel’s Exile and Restoration
William E. Gilroy presents a Sunday School lesson tracing Israel’s history from Solomon’s reign to the exile. He highlights Rehoboam’s harsh rule, Jeroboam’s revolt, the split kingdoms, and the Assyrian and Babylonian conquests. The piece notes the people's suffering, the exile’s impact, and Ezekiel and Psalms themes guiding repentance and revival.
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William E. Gilroy
D. A
Israel
Solomon
Almis
Rehoboam
Jeroboam
Egypt
Tibes
Judah
David
Salomon
Assyristead
Bablonians
Mtere
Petiton
Palestine
Arkansas and Texas sports and politics roundup
In Hot Springs prosecutor Sid McMath announces a 9:30 p.m. unsponsored radio address on KTHS as a likely gubernatorial candidate. Texarkana hosts Lite Rock Travelers in a baseball exhibition amid other regional political and legal notes across Little Rock and Jefferson County, including an engineering appraisal ruling and parole updates.
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Hot Springs
Sid McMath
McMath
Kths of
Texarkana
Lite Rock Travelers
Lille Rock
Shoruguest
Sherman-Denison
Big Loop
Sherman
Travelers
Bob Mavis
Rocks
Little Rock
Jefferson County
Guy E. Wiliams
Williams
Wiley C. Rountree
County General Fund
Dorothy Dix column on shared duties for happy homes
Advice argues the burden of home happiness rests with both spouses not just wives. The man should cooperate, share planning and entertaining, and avoid tyrannical behavior. A distressed husband asks how to handle a tense marriage and parenting, with suggestions including temporary separation to gain perspective and encourage mutual effort toward a stable, loving home.
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Sie
Jean
Arkansas Deaths Average Nearly Two Per Day
Arkansas records show 57 deaths over 21 days in March, with 25 traffic fatalities, eight murders, eight due to various causes, six drownings or gas-related deaths, and two airplane or gunshot fatalities. The period ends with March 26, when two women from Houston died in an automobile wreck near Gordon, and a Springdale man also lost in a crash.
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John Haslam
Little Rock
Arkansas
Aegidental
Willy Burhed
Anu Dered
Welie Nevre Dente
Mareh 26
Nie
Mvc
Houston
Gordun
Beyesreold Springdale
Lis Mathe
No-Yoululel Gamipanun
Marek 2
Winners at Prescott Pig Show
The Southwest Arkansas New Farmers of America Sears Roebuck Foundation Pig Show was held at Prescott Nevada county Fair Grounds on March 31 under O J Seymour supervisor Verger NFA. Chapter members entered three hogs owned by O C Hunter and Leroy Davis, winning two second places and one third. Seven counties were represented with entries at the show.
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Southwest Arkansas
New Farmers of America
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Prescott
Nevada County Fair Grounds
O. J. Seymour
Verger Nfa
0. C. Hunter
Leroy Davis
New Electric Cigarette Vending Machine Aims High
Sy Ray Webester Jr reports W Fry of St Louis, head of National Vendors Inc, unveils a 250000 dollar, 11 year effort to perfect an electric cigarette vending console. The push button device lights no cigarette but automates change and totals, promising a 30 percent sales lift and easier use than manual machines. It accepts nickels dimes and quarters, returns overflow, works when stocked, and will debut mid year with five patents. The device seeks to reduce jamming and user frustration while boosting customer satisfaction and net sales.
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Sy Ray Webester, JR
UPJ
Vigaretia
W. Fry
St. Louis
National Vendors, Inc
Pry
Fry
Worlen
Poland Attacks U S Meddling in Europe at Conference
Geneva reports Poland accused the United States of running a voting machine to defeat eastern European resolutions at the International Conference on Freedom of Information and the Press. Czechoslovakia sealed its press, purged non Communist editors, and suppressed unfavorable news amid broader conference manuevers. Poland’s Witold Konopka condemned American tactics, demanding independence of voting methods and questioning U S opposition to a common world information framework.
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Geneva
Poland
United States
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Witoki Konopka
Committee On Reception and Publication of Information
Konupka
Donations to Hempstead Red Cross 1948 Total
Donors listed with varied amounts to the Hempstead Red Cross 1948 drive. Contributions include numerous individuals and families such as Mrs. J. J. Battie, Mrs. Claude WUSON, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Orton, Mrs. Annie McGil, Miss Dorothy Moser, and many others. The record shows a сум totaling 457.58 with multiple small gifts and family names across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Carrigan, Jr
Claude Wuson
J. J. Battie
J. C. Orton
Annie McGil
Dorothy Moser
Lester
Lester Coccccsvuee 1.00 Miss Mattie Royston 1.00 Mrs. Herbert Cox
Carl Bryan
H. H. Darnall
Vernon Jones
Jim Moore
Davis Weaver
Chester Anderson
Brig Beasley
Mary Turner
J. S. Wilson
W. Abbott
Nannie Jettup
Edna Brasher
Brooks Shults
Shults
Trowland Bros
Chas. Rowland
Gus Davis
T. H. Seymour
Leo Bryant
Fares McElroy
Tobn Sampson
Rebecca Nelson
Jason Walker
Bud Moore
Norman Wilson
I, Madison
Eddie B
Woods
Declan White Loa Lit Poke
Pinkie Douglas
Julia Sampson
Don Essex
Jill Thomas
John Cornelis
Son Jackson
Bill Parker
Oscar Bowles
Clarence Pennington
Maybelle Moore
Harrel Jones
Annie Sampson
S. Riven
Ito Nola Marks
W. H. McGill
Bates McCain
Siberia
Hopson
Bilis “Hopson
Sen
Understanding Hernias from the Doctor’s Advice
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains that a hernia is when internal tissues bulge through weakened coverings. Most occur where abdominal walls are weak, often present from birth, and surgery aims to push tissues back, repair the wall, and prevent recurrence except after severe strain.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
The Innocent Imyzorte romance in a dressmaking school tale
Patience Mond travels to London thrice weekly for dressmaking study and faces restricted freedoms from two strict aunts. On a Saturday a chance meeting with Paul Taylor leads to secret moments, late returns, and a growing romance shadowed by family rules. Patience lies to keep him close, fearing reproach.
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Patience Mond
London
Paul Taylor
Patience
Paul
Stortlard
Helen
Stortford
Paul m
Pasi
Alice
Jane
Thomso
Ford
B. Renee
Unity Singing At Jocal Unity Church Service
Unity Church holds a regular singing service on April 4 at 2 pm with A AL Mrgsey in charge. All singers and visitors are invited and limited.
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Jocal Unity Church
Inday
A. AL Mrgsey
Socialite Hanna Indicted For Forging Two Checks
Mary A Hanna 111 a Cleveland socialite was extradited to Buffalo after a New Orleans arrest to face federal forgery charges involving two 320000 checks drawn on Cleveland Trust Company. She faces up to 10 years on each count after arraignment before Judge Knight.
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Buffalo
Mary A. Hanna
Cleveland
Sen
Marcus A. Hamma
Ohio
New Orleans
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cleveland News
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