Local Association Notes and Visits Highlight Texarkana Week
The Texarkana column reports church activities, knit together with society visits and hospital updates. Members hosted March and April meetings, with plans for a city revival, nurse division gatherings, and neighborhood social events. Several residents include Mrs. J. D. Kinney, Mrs. J. C. Coleman, Mrs. Mae Alsobrank, and Mrs. Irene Graham, among others, with guests visiting from Mansfield, Hobbs, and Shreveport. Dates touch on April meetings and weekend visits, plus a hospital stay for Curberville at St Michael's.
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Practical Nurses
Buchanan Clinic
Mae
Tommy Horan
Effie Calhoun
Nora Graham
Mary Purtle
Bire j_ie Wells
Sybil Bright
Oil Gas Group Sets Meeting Date in El Dorado
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission schedules a meeting in Magnolia on April 21. Director P. M. McLaughlin reports Miss Genevieve King is confined to her home with a fractured ankle.
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EL Dorado
Arkansas] Oil and Gas Commission
Magnolia
Genevieve King
P._M. McLaughlin
Community Church Services and Spring Events Schedule
The Oak Grove Baptist Church held Sunday services with the pastor reviewing the lesson after 9 45 Sunday School and Rev Cooper from Wichita speaking at the 11 o'clock service. A Baby Contest is planned for the third Sunday in April and the Anna M P Strong club hosts spring style review April 16 at Yerger High School Auditorium. A fish fry at BeeBee Memorial CME Church is set for April 10 and a dance at the Legion Hut on April 14 with Lady Ellen and her Night Raiders performing plus the Torrid Twisters and Pat Smith on the floor. Tickets for events available through organizers.
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Oak Grove Baptist Church
Cooper
Wichita
Kans
A. Smith
Anna M. P. Strong Club
Yerger High School
BeeBee Memorial Cme
The
Missionary Society
Legion
Newspapers hurl blasts at Churchill over atomic pact charge
London papers attack Prime Minister Churchill after his claim that Clement Attlee's Labor government let Britain's wartime atomic secrets exchange with the United States lapse. The Times and News Chronicle label the debate partisan and predict possible resignation, while the House demands a face-to-face conference with Soviet and American leaders. Churchill defends the 1843 agreement as misfortune.
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Hal Cooper
London
Churchill
Clement Allice
Britain
United States
Times of London
House of Commons
News Chronicle
Winston
House
Majenkov
Eisenhower
Laborites
Dad N
Attlee
Four Children Die in Plantation Tenant House Fire
Four children perished last night when a plantation tenant house burned in Crawfordsville. Deputy Sheriff Gladstone Wil ame identified the dead as Mattie May Cumming seven, Matthew Cumming seven, Rosa Lee Cumming four, and Willie Johnson one. Negroes.
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Crawfordsvuile
Gladstone Wil
Ame
Mattie ‘May Cumming
Matthew Cumming
Rosa Lee Cumming
Willie Johnson
Detroit Dentist Urges Cut in Sweets for Children
Dr. Waller IC. McBride told over 300 Arkansas dentists at the State Dental Association convention that parents should limit youngsters spending on sweets and favor fruits and vegetables. He noted children are better patients than adults and that he keeps parents out of the operatory when treating kids.
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Waller IC. McBride
Detroit
McBride
Arkansas ‘State Dental Association
Fire traps family as blaze spreads in brick house
The mother of three, Berthesa Cumming, was taken to a Memphis hospital after she tried to rescue her children. She led the two younger kids outside while others remained inside. The fire, sparked by a nearby brush fire, spread to the house as firefighters pursued containment.
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Berthesa Cumming
Memphis
Buyins
Williams
Burrishng House
Children Embrace Dentistry as New Experience
A parent notes that while adults anticipate dental visits, children tend to accept the procedure more readily as a novel experience, suggesting younger patients adapt quicker to the unfamiliar setting and routine of a dentist visit.
Spain no longer controls Caribbean territories
Spain once led exploration and colonization in the Caribbean, notable for Columbus voyages, but currently does not hold any territorial claims or control in the region.
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Spain
Major Company Absorbs Salary Share for In-Sale Rep
In a move described as reducing burden on staff, a major company agrees to absorb a portion of salary for its in-sale representative. The arrangement aims to streamline compensation and improve field operations while maintaining employee incentives. Hope Star records the notice as received for in care of the newspaper.
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Hope Star
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