Easter Cantata and Society Events Parade in Hope
Local society notes list Easter activities around Hope including the First Christian Church Easter Cantata "Portals Everlasting" by Forrest G. Walter at 7 30 p m with multiple guest vocalists. community egg hunts, bake sales, and meetings of clubs such as the Presbyterian Sunrise service, Hope Country Club Easter Eye Hunt, VEW Auxiliary installation, and Delta Kappa Gamma chapter gathering. Names include Mrs Florence Will Ambrose, Mr and Mrs Kim Cole, Mr and Mrs Fred McElroy, and others, with events across April 3 4 and 5. Public invited. Silver offering noted. Contact numbers 74441 73086 72497 and hostesses listed.
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saThe Choir
First Christian Church
Portals Everlasting
Forrest G. Walter
Pam
Florence Will Ambrose
Preacott
Tully Henry
James Arty Jr
Harrell Mall
Paul O'Neal
All of Hope
Conrad White
Marlpler
Frescott
Little House
Denver Hornaday
Kay Camp
Dorothy Smith
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
B. C. Hyatt
Beryl Henry
Circle 3 meeting postponed to April 4 at Plyst Church
The Circle 3 meeting of the iChristian Women’s Fellowship at Plyst Christian Church was postponed from Wednesday April 1 to April 4. Hostess will be Mrs Thomas B Fenwick Jr. The article also notes a recent shower for bride elect Patsy Hughes with about 60 guests and several out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
iChristian Women's Fellowship
Plyst Christian Church
Faye Sloan
Chirlie Gann
Scotty Collins
Sarsh Sanders
Learle Hel Iand
Guin Gathright
Louis McJubkins
Milas Tobienic Russell
Patsy Hughes
Prankeis
John Kennedy
Ivy Mitchefl
Betty
All
Hope
Denman Wylie
En Vanet
Sam Weaver
Durvis Weaver
Fulton
Scott-Willis Betrothal Told in Little Rock
Mrs Lawrence Edward Scott announces the engagement of daughter Carolyn O Louise to William Wright Willis of Texarkana Ark son of Mrs Mercy Byron Willis of Hope. The wedding is planned for May 24 at Christ Episcopal Church Little Rock. Miss Scott attended Randolph Macon Woman's College and the University of Arkansas. Mr Willis attended Henderson State Teachers College and the University of Arkansas and belonged to Phi Sigma Epsilon and Kappa Sigma Fraternities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott—Willis
Lawrenes
Edward’ Scott
Little Rock
Carolyn O' Louise
William Wright Willis
Texarkana
Ark
Mercy Byron Willis
Hope
Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Scott
Randolph Macon Woman's College
University of Arkansas
Fi Beta Phi So
Willis
Hendersony State Teachers College
Arkindelphia
Phi Sima Epxilon
Kappa Signa
Barber Huddleston Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs G L Barber of Pine Bluff announce the engagement of their daughter Patsy Amb to Lloyd Huddleston son of Mr and Mrs C L Huddleston of Pine Bluff The marriage is planned for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Barber
Pine Bliif
Bent
Patsy Amb
Lloyd Huddleston
C.L. Huddleston
Pine Bluff
Coming and Going Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Holland
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holland are noted in a brief society item marking recent movements and visits. The note records their comings and goings as part of the community social page.
Missionary Tucker to Speak at Hope Tabernacle
Missionary JW Tucker of the Belgian Congo will guest speak at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Sunday evening April 4. Rev M Montgomery invites the public to hear about Assemblies of God work and Congo outreach from Tucker who has long served in Ndoya Anduda Gombari and translator work with French language skills aiding government relations and church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Tucker
Belgian Congo
Allen
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
M. Montgomery
Assemblies of God
Toker
Mr. Tucker
Foreigh Missions Department
Springfield
Missouri
Helgi Congo
Daving Wits
Ndoya
Wakee
Senor
If Anduda
Vilages
Gombarl
Sand
Sperromelig
Tucker
Congo
Healsh
Assembles of God
Bel- Binn Congo
Africa
Dororthy Dix Advice Column On A Troubled Marriage
Dear Miss Dix describes a 28 year old involved with a married man, a 17 year old marriage, three children, and a mental institution case. The letter requests a divorce and guidance. Dix argues the writer has no rightful claim to the man, urges welfare or legal aid for proper advice, warns against misleading divorce claims, and notes the age disparity reduces marriage happiness chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Tam
Hana
G. M
Welfare Soduly
Legal Aid Society
Devry
Pete
Gia
Tre
Businessmen exploit cheap extinguishers and barber shops boom
The piece details unscrupulous selling of low quality extinguishers, a metal plant turning big profits, and a pair of entrepreneurs expanding into barber shops and beauty parlors in New York and Pittsburgh. It notes their pursuit of quick gains, expansion into new products, and a pride in youth leadership while alluding to ancient artifacts and marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Grasa
Aarth
Fiyat Mey
Perkiont
Fivag
Amar Cleon
New-York
Walitemore
Pittsbueah
Rarbers
Sweden
Washington
Woolund
Sears
Presidencyhiek
Batesville Making Mine Deal Clears Wartime Plant
The government and Westmoreland Mnaganese Corp resolved disputes over a Batesville plant. A contract signed a year ago provided a 4.8 million dollar loan to build and equip the mine and plant to be repaid from manganese output. The agreement reportedly allows no resumption of halted activities and settles financial issues with workers unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Westmoreland Manganese Corp
Batesville
Rep. Mills
D-Apk
Wat the Corporation
Defense Materiala Procurement Agency
Johnstown
Manwanese
Halled
Guests visit relatives amid moving military life notes
Mrs. Holland's mother hosts Memphians as Mrs. L K Dildy and Mrs. G A Hobbs travel by train to Chicago while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Rowats Cobb, Mrs. Frank Gregg, and Mr. and Mrs. F O Grins, visit families across Texas Florida and Arkansas amid basic training at Lackland Field and Camp Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Willis
Lackland Field
San Antonio
Texas
D. P. Yedger
Rowats Cobb
Camp Pol
Frank Greggand Aryl
Dallas
F. Oh Grir
Gon Rennie
Will Pend
Andrews
Milliionth Discharge Granted In U S
Washington reports the nation will mark its 20th millionth discharge today as a yet unnamed individual receives the honored release. Defense officials say identifying the man is impossible, with about 9,000 daily separations noted across the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Department
World War Era Numbers Mentioned in Traveler Notes
Fragmentary text references men and World War era figures with numbers like 8 330 000 and 5 Verde. Mentions of service totals and chiding men appear in interrupted lines, suggesting a historical wartime record or memorandum discussing personnel counts and attitudes during conflict.
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Kim Cole
Fred McElroy
Christan Women's Fellowship
Fhrst Christian Church
Seale
Ray Allen's
South Efi Street
Ely Presbyterian Church
Iaguie ‘Hope Country Club
Tos Pum
Hast
Teddy Jones
Graydon Anthony
Momer Beverley
VEW
Wiltes’ Cale
Garland Browne
Fatr Park
Susanne Heath
Saenger
Gene McAe
Rio Grande
Sun
Emory aCe
Floyd Raley
McNab
Gardenia Garden Club
Touley
Tinklin
Mes
Thaley
C. Lewis
Lemfard Ells
R. D. Franklin
Dik
Emmet
Garlind Gardens
Huddleston
Mrs
Kenneth Holland
Johnny Mack Brown
Fuzzy Knight “Man
From
Montana
Cas
Leo Gorcey
Bowery Boys
Bowery Blitzkreig’ Serial & Cartoon
Elle Theatre
Denver
Sou
Lil
Lion Hunters
Hope Tabernacle
Dorothy DIX Wite
Compstent
Bell Syndicate
Boyle
Mrs. Holland
Mrs. L. K. Dildy
H. Ri. Hollingsworth
Pensancola, Flay
G. A. Hobbs
Chicago
K. A
John
Williamson'e
Mra
George
Arrow
Arrow Dart
Arrow Dale
Nouwill
Anes Bronsdfory Dal Premium Firasdelath
Roth
Garry
Arro
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