Churches Share Weekday and Sabbath Services Across Town
Religious notices list services at multiple churches across town. Ketley at West 2nd hosts Methodists and other denominations with morning worships and Sunday School times. Nazarenes, Episcopals, Baptists, and Pentecostals present midweek prayers, youth meetings, and adult classes. Services include Holy Communion at Catholic and Bible studies, with specific leaders and schedules noted.
Schedule of services and meetings at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church on East Second Street lists a packed program. Tonight includes Willing Workers Auxiliary, teachers and officers meeting, prayer service, Girls Missionary Auxiliary, and a sermon at 10:43 Morning Worship titled Gorl-Touched Hearts. Evening service follows at 7 with The Future Life. Circles of Women meet at various homes, plus 7 pm choir practice and 7 pm midweek services. Monthly Men of the Church supper also noted.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist
Ferguson Street
Elbert O'Steen
AMC
Rock of Ages
Rado Shation Kam
Grady Trairston
Jayis Purtle
Cpm Sr
Ved Purtle
Jesse Duckett
Janelle Warren
We Brith
Waddle Cunninghim
Pam. Jr
Verla Allen
First Pentecostal Church
Fourth
H. P. Hudspeth
Suntiay Fehood
First Baptist Church
S. A
Betty Owen
S. Edgewood
Lou Deimnic Jr
Jeanette Hunker
L. ©. Kennedy
Girls Missionary Auxiliary
Sam Williams
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
Tom Ed Hays
Will Ed Waller
Jim McKenzie
Vincent Foster
Tom [MacLarty
Donations to Red Cross Campaign Reported Total
A list of donors and amounts notes a previously reported total of 1,427.21 for the Red Cross campaign. Names include Washington W. Nelson, Miss Ela Monroe, Springhl L. FP Slayton, Rev. Claud Clark, Mrs. Jack Huckibee, Mrs. Porterflwhe, Mrs. Bracy Smith, Jim McDonald, Slim Collins, and others. Total donations tally appears as 0 by RR VOB TL 9 we.
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Washington
W. B
Negra
Savannah Smeth
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State Gets Taste of Summer
The Associated Press reports Arkansas saw a quick onset of warm weather with temperatures reaching 87 in Little Rock, El Dorado, and Camden, marking a record high for April 8. Rain was absent. statewide readings were in the 80s, about WW degrees above the April mean.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
E.T Dorado
Camden
Weather Bureau
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