Bride of David Ferris Jr. Weds in Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Miss Reva Lou Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Morris, married George David Ferris Jr. of Barksdale Field in a four o'clock service at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle. The ceremony featured army decor, white flowers, and traditional wedding music with Misses Sims and Taylor as candlelighters. The bride wore white satin with a long illusion veil and carried a white Bible showered with blue irises and white orchids.
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Reva Lou Morris
Jess Morris
George David Ferris, Jr
Barksdale Field
Louisiana
Maclovia Cocu
Auslar
Colorado
Hope Gospel
Paul Hardridge
Etheline White
Maxine ‘Tahor
Jo Reta Gims
Norma Dean Taylor
Miss Sims
Miss Taylor
W. FF. Graham
Shreveport
Kalter
Mildred’ Foster
Miss Macris
Pauline
Corenne Mo 4
Colin Gad
Peart Coca
Ie Moon
Frederick Gonzales
New York City
New York
Groaimsmen
Cpl
Dale P. Evans
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Edward D. Lagerstram
Fblgio
Tinois
Marian R. Cook
Pro Alta
California
Barksdale, Field
Fred Robertson
Jamey Charles Russell
Morthi
Borsago
Hroom
Chasen
Lels
East Thirteenth Street
George Wylie
Naomi Drnner
Dorothy Joyeu Day
Cuorolyn Moldvidue
Abel Yauein
Louisbudg
Mactavis Wnd
Dagher
Peal
Shreveport Sp
Dale B. Evans
Edward D
Tremon Wins Support From Frank Hague Rally
Tremon gains backing from Frank Hague as Democratic forces align ahead of the election. The event in Jersey City highlights party unity with prominent figures from New Jersey and beyond endorsing the reelection effort.
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Tremon
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N.T
Upy
Frank Magne
Democratic National Committee
Mye
Toiman
Revivalist Rev. George Galloway to conduct spring revival
The Rev. George Galloway, native of Stetton, will return for a revival the week of April 7. Rev. L Lambert of Nazareth Church of Sultan announced services nightly at 7:30 p.m. from April 7 through the 18. The public is invited.
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George Galloway
Stetton
L Lambert
Nazareh Caurch
Sultan
Fatal Arkansas accidents claim five lives
United Press reports at least five people died in Arkansas accidents over the weekend. A fourth Arkansan died in a Louisiana railroad crash. Mary Parten died in Blytheville from burns after a Dell house fire. her mother-in-law and sister-in-law were burned. Texarkana veteran W F F Harper drowned when a boat overturned in Raseborough Lake. companions were rescued. A four year old Waldo girl died from clothing ignition in a trash fire. Two Walnutt Ridge people were questioned in Luther Isbell's death. Henry Hubach died by suicide near Sudsonia. Hamp Smead Jones, Rock Island conductor, died near Alexandria, La.
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GY United Press
Arkansas
Louisiana
Dorothy Pauline Parten
Blytheville
Duss
Dell
I Law
D. ©. Parten
Orls Parten
W. FF. Harper
Texarkana
Companisons
Raseborough Lake
Carner
Les Powel
Ray Phillips
Tishermnen
Belly Butler
Duther Butler
Waldo
Iwo
Walnput Ridge
Luther Isbell
Lawrence County
Slough
Walnut Ridge
Henry Huebach
Sudsonia
Hamp Smead Jones
el Dorado
Rock Island
Alexandria
Union County
Market Report Chicago and New Orleans Cotton News
Grain and grain futures advance with wheat leading gains after weather damage in Kansas. Corn and oats show smaller moves as shipments and stocks shift. New Orleans and New York cotton futures rise on demand and spot strength, with May and July deliveries testing higher levels. Chicago live poultry and dairy prices steady, cattle and hog markets mixed as wholesale markets shift. Stock transactions show declines in rails and oils while several leaders pause.
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Chicago
Apri
Board of Trade
Kansas
New York
Purves
RAI
Dee
AO Yin
Ani
UWS. Extas
U. S
LGU
Sin Shivet
Souther Bydlie
Chesapeake & Obriu
Kennewatt
Amelva
Scuvic
Motors
Penne
SOMME
AL Hs
Jaynes
Revi Eslahel
Wari
C Pacific
Eahosard
Waite Coast Line
Deneraday Potretrain
Skelly Jl
Pismowth Gil
J Wid Andeysone
Hope Star Publication Details and Press Ads
The notice lists Hope Star Hope, Arkansas staff roles, subscription rates, and advertising offices. It cites publication under Star Publishing Co with Alex H. Washburn as editor and secretary-treasurer, plus addresses in Hope and major AP associations. It outlines subscription pricing and national advertising network presence.
Young People Conference Held by Church of Christ in Nashville
Young peoples groups at South west Arkansas met at the Church of Christ in Nashville Arkansas Sunday afternoon for a program wholly by the young people. Theme Character Building featured singing groups and two talks. Over two hundred attended with ten congregations represented. The Church of Christ in Hope sent twenty youths and five adults. Next meeting plans place in Texarkana on May 9 with hosts to the troops at a later date.
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Young Peoples
Southwest Arkanas
Church At Christ
Nashville
Arkansas
Church of Christ In Hope
Texarkana
Hope Yong People
Husband Meld for Murder of Wife in Kentucky
Muhlenberg County Attorney says Raymond Eison will be charged with murdering his young wife Effilson. No body found. missing since March 26. Woman found yesterday in a mud quarry about 16 miles away, a white tag around her neck.
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Greenville
Raymond Eison
Muhlenberg
Russell O'Neill
Eilison
Band Auxiliary Meets Tonight at Band Room
An important Band Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for TAG tonight at the High School band room. All members are urged to attend.
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Tag
Roony
Arkansas Professor Describes Synthetic Hamburgers Experiment
New York April 6. Dr Sure, chemistry professor at Arkansas University, outlines a synthetic hamburger powder made from milk solids mixed with water and cooked. He says the powder yields meat loaf, meat balls, and mince meat with higher protein and calcium, cheaper than beef, and potentially useful for school lunches and relief food in Europe. Dr Sure, 57, born in Lithuania, pursued chemistry at the University of Wisconsin.
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New York
Burnett Sure
Arkansas University
Sure
Amaticaw Chemical Society
Sue
Little Rock
Ark
Div
Arkansas Research Foundation
Europe
Lithuania
South Africa
America
Milwauce
Deve Sure
University of Wisseomsin
Mrs Rockefeller Succumbs in New York
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. dies in New York on April 4 after a long illness. The passing ends a marriage that linked two vast fortunes dating to 1901, drawing tribute from high society and business leaders alike.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
United
The Innocent Imp L204 by Renee Shann a romance
Patience Mond travels to London thrice weekly for dressmaking school. Her two aunts guard her freedom, but a secret romance with Paul Tayter unfolds on trains and in letters. When the aunts uncover the affair they demand she keep the promise or face consequences, leading to a dramatic moral clash and a cliffhanger ending.
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Patience Mond
London
Paul Tayter
Prin
Patience
Paul
Patiente
Rer
Paul Agin
Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Men
A reader asks if he is marriage material and frets about supporting a wife. Dorothy Dix and Mary H answer that husbands must understand women, while evaluating traits for faithfulness, temper, and stability. A second letter questions dating a woman with a past, with Dix suggesting relocation to escape gossip as scandals fade over time.
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Dorothy Dix
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Dies at 73 in New York Duplex
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, longtime patron of American art and wife of John D. Rockefeller Sr., died at 73 in her Prek Avenue duplex. A self-effacing heiress daughter of Nelson Aldrich, she helped found the Museum of Modern Art and supported artists while avoiding publicity. She left significant wealth and influenced early modern art, including support for two now famous artists.
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Prek Avenue
U.S. ‘Senate
Rockfeller
United States
Abby Greene Aldrich
Pravidenes
RR. J
John D. Rockefuller, Srr
New York
Rockerever
Abby
John D. Nelson
Ages
Winthroo
David
Rockefeler
Nelson Wimarth Aldrich
Theodore Roosevelt
Paynhe-Aldrich Tarriff
House of Representatives
Rockefellers
Reticvense
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Notmnl
Auterllies
Public hospitals house most mental illness patients
About 98 percent of Americans hospitalized for mental diseases are treated in public institutions. This indicates a heavy reliance on public facilities for mental health care across the nation.
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Cubit
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Brigade of the Hopeabernacle
Lurch
Board of Education
First Methodist Church
Wirs.'Nainie
East 2Nd Street
Womén's Missionary Council of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Council of Chhirch Women
Fat Springs
Hope
J. B. Cowper
William P. Hardle- Stee
Jack Ambrose
Stillwater, Oklahoma
H. Whitworth
Ora Mae Moadly
Hazel Castle
Gary
Roy Stephenson
Rute
Lite Rock
Dr. Rule
B. B., McPherson and
A. L. Rives
Memphs
B. Zipi, Jr
Paul H. Janos
A. 5. Williams
Williams
St. Vincent Hospital
W. Strickland
Jackie
Dorsey McRae, Sr
William Duckett
Malvern
William Glaver
R. B. Cornelius
Michael Rogers
Emmet
FD. Walker
Dutia Chester
Will Clark
Lewisville
S. A. Weatbraath, Sr
James
Lovely
Paul James
del Thompson
Floyd Ponder
Rt. 1
Patsy Moran
Jane Robinson
Dallas
Texas
Josephine
Mac Jamerson
Wesley A. Jones
Cook
Sally Webb
Oran
J. T) Atkinson
Misa Reva
Lou Morris
Bride of
David Ferris, Jr
Connet Te Ats
Calor
Market Report
New Orleans
Certen
Louis Livestock National Starkyards
Shevenly Lawer
Hope Star
Star 2
Hane Bpp Press
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Treasure of the Star
South
Walnut Streep Hope, Ark
Alex
Washburn
Foulty
Gorran W. Hosmer
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Hone
Associated Press
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Tenn
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Matliso Ave
Detroit
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Oklahoma City
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Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
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Ubu
Bane
Aned
Besch
Toudan
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Arta
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Patience Darling
Peetar
Yuk
Wong
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Bell Syndicate
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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Albert Candy CO
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Feeders Supply CO
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