The Fleet's In' musical with Lamour and Holden
Dorothy Lamour and William Holden star in a nautical tale filled with leave and liberty. The show blends romance songs and dancing to entertain patrons and lure crowds, with Bracken delivering comic relief and a supporting cast drawing on vaudeville and Broadway talent.
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E Fleet
Dorothy Lamour
William Holden
William Hold
Asitterbug
New York
Esiounts
Gil Lamb
Not Mine Leads The Fleet's In Musical Farce
Major Hoople tion presents Lorraine and Rognan in a comic ballroom parody tied to a film score by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger. Betty Hutton Dorothy Lamour Cass Daley and Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly and Helen OConnell perform songs including The Fleet's In I Remember You Tangerine and Not Mine.
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Tion
Lorraine
Rognan
Johnny Mercer
Victor Schertzinger
Arthur Murray
Betty Hutton
Dorothy Lamour
Cass Daley
Jimmy Dorsey
Bob Eberly
Helen O'Connell
Publicly financed defense worker homes total 191,650 since January 1941
Since January 1941 a total of 191,650 publicly financed homes for defense workers were completed or under construction while 224,348 PHA inspected privately financed homes were built.
Presbytery Elects Moderator At Annual Meeting
The Little Rock Presbytery opened its annual meeting in Prescott Tuesday electing Rev H Harold Gwen Bedie moderator. Thirteen ministers and seven elders attended with 14 out of town delegates and 16 Prescott women present. Miss Mary McDonald missionary to Japan spoke. Oscar Stern Nazi prison fugitive to speak at First Baptist Church Monday April 13 at eight pm. Stern 64, a Christian Jew, fled Hitler's Gestapo after a 12 month sentence and has lectured in England and the United States. There is no admission charge.
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Harold Gwen
Bedie
Little Rock
Oscar Stern
Oscar ‘Stern
Gestapo
First Baptist
Stern
Europe
England
United States
Society notes pass through several Texas and Louisiana visits
Society items report Miss Julia Logan returning from a Dallas Greenville visit in Texas. Mrs. Frank Tuberville left to join Mr Tuberville in LaFayette Louisiana. A F Stovall returned from a business trip to St Louis Missouri. Raymond Cooper, recently in England with the RAF, now with US forces, visits his mother. The Coopers and Prewitts returned to Arkansas from hosting relatives in Prescott. Harry Ferguson of Texarkana visited Prescott on a Wednesday. Mrs H G Bonds of West Palm Beach arrived for an extended stay with her parents in Prescott. First Sergeant Bonds is training at Officers Training School in Miami and will receive his commission as second lieutenant in June. Bonds is the son of Mr and Mrs A B Bonds of Prescott.
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Julia Logan
Dallas
Greenville
Texas
Frank Tuberville
Tuberville
LaFayette
Louisiana
A. F. Stovall
St. Louis
Missouri
Raymond Cooper
England
Tom Cooper
C. R. Prewitt
Arkadelphia
Harry Ferguson
Texarkana
Prescott
H. G. Bonds
West Palm Beach
A. B. Bonds
Jesus Chooses 70 for Organized Mission Work
William E. Gelroy highlights Jesus as a strategist who organized in ministry by appointing 70 disciples to prepare cities two by two. The piece contrasts direct personal contact with mass methods, stressing planning, ground work, and hand to hand evangelism as core to the church’s foundation and mission.
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Jesus
William E. Gelroy
D, PD
Advance
Twelve Apostles
Clow Community Plans Peanut Planting Drive
Clow farmers boost peanut acreage to hedge vegetable oil shortages. Local leader Ira W. Harris invites remaining residents to enlist by April 1. Listed participants include W. E. Sampson, C. C. Sampson, Aaron White, O. L. Dixon, Andrew Stewart, Autrey McFadden, M. C. May, Isaac Aaron, C. G. Adams, Fred Baker, Elza Lewis, Sam Bell, J. C. Marshall, A. D. Sampson.
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Pacific
W. £. Sampson
C. C. Sampson
Aaron White
O. L. Dixon
Andrew Stewart
Autrey McFadden
M. C. May
Isaac Aaron
C. CG
Adams
Fred Baker
Elza Lewis
Sam Bell
J. C. Marshall
A. D. Sampson
Clow
Ira W. Harris
Sorghum Syrup Promises Sugar Relief for Farms
County agent Oliver L. Adams argues sugar rationing need not trouble farms with abundant sorghum grown for syrup. He notes sorghum syrup nutrition, higher vitamin content, and potential income from a greater market demand. Late varieties like Honey and Kentucky Honeydew yield 150 to 200 gallons per acre. Extension Leaflet No. 31 offers guidance.
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Oliver L. Adams
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Adams
Rescuers From Pearl Harbor Save 32 Oklahoma Sailors
Justo DeCastro and Shop 11 workers at Pearl Harbor were cited by the Navy for swift action in freeing 32 crew members from the capsized U S S Oklahoma after the December 7 attack. They crawled through flooded compartments, drilled through hulls, and opened manholes to reach trapped sailors as gunfire echoed overhead.
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NEA
Honolulu
U. S. S. Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Justo DeCastro
Oklahoma
Voony
Arizona
DeCastro
Local church services fill weekend schedule
A compilation of church activities across First Baptist, Pine Street, First Methodist, First Christian, Our Lady of Good Hope, Garrett Memorial, First Pentecostal, St. Mark's, Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Centerville, detailing Sunday School, morning and evening worships, sermons, choirs, and revival plans aimed at inviting community attendance and reinforcing faith across denominations.
Why I Go to Church
A Chuvely home is vital to me. It was through the church I became acquainted with Christ as my personal saviour. The least I can do is give financial and moral support to help others become acquainted with Christ, Guy E Basye.
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Ural
Christ
Guy E. Basye
First Presbyterian Council Groups and Events
Sunday School at 9:45 a m Morning Worship at 10:55 with Communion and reports for the year Vesper service at 5 p m Young Peoples Meeting at 6:15 p m Monthly Circle Meetings of women’s auxiliary Monday at 3 p m Young Business Women pot luck supper Monday night Spring meeting of Ouachita Presbytery in Norman Ark Tuesday and Wednesday Clerk C C Spragins retiring moderator urging full attendance at both preaching services this Lord’s day
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Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Out of the Living
Christian Endeavor Sociatics
Women's Council
James L. Stacks
Warren
Justi
Wil Bey
Tabernaele
Tito
Pann Christ's Ambassadors Union
Tabernacle
Our Women's Auxiliary
Chuarch
Ouachita
C. C. Spragins
Fragmented Barbs on Law Enforcers and Golf Sermon
A garbled passage mocks law enforcement and enforcement of Prohibition era rules. It mentions bootleggers, family arrests, a missing still, and a preacher deriding Sunday golf. The tone suggests satirical or editorial humor about crime and hypocrisy.
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Matis
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