Community church events and postposed meetings list
The notice lists activities at Wesleyan Service and First Methodist Church in Wall and Texarkana, with co hosts and leaders named for Bible study on Luke, sessions in April, and a DAR chapter meeting. It notes the Brotherhood of the Baptist Church postponing its meeting to April 14 due to a street event, and a state officer meeting with nurses scheduled at First National Bank Community Room on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Wi Bovbbeld
Chinwel
Pam
Phn
Gavenioy
Sthesday
Ehurell
Clavier Cannon
Sid Wii
Jo Gardier
James Rober Scot
Fairview Methodist Church
Texarkana
The
Brotherhood of the Unit (Baptist Church
Whurstay
Apell
Grorglit Sue Gephardt
Little Rock
First National Bank
Festival Attendees and Church Groups Listed in Hope News
The piece catalogs members of Tecuba Idolirs and Music Makers, listing participants Ronnie Jones Bill Land Penny Franks Tena Pilkinton Cherry Myers Marguerite Ellis Dora King Poleta Glanton Gayle Menders Virginia Edwards George Lowe Ann Sutton and teachers Mrs R L Gosnell Mrs C McNeill Mrs Helen Marshall Mrs Bess Evang and sponsor Mrs B C Hyatt. It also details church class meetings at Asc Baptist Church and related social visits, with dates in April and a note on Gilbert Thomas returning from Monticello as revival director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestival
Arkansas Ferora‘tio
Music
Clibs
Tecuba Idolirs
Music Maker
Ronnie, Jones
Bill Land
Penny
Franks
Tena Pilkinton
Cherry Myer
Marguerite’ ‘Ellis
Dora iAnh. King
Poleta ‘Glanton
Gayle
Menders
Viginia Edwards
Geoganne Lowe
Ann Sutton
Thesr Ilaachers
R.L. Gosnell
C. McNeill
Helen Marshall
Bess Evang
B. C. Hyatt
Acs Baptist Church
Mvs
Gus Haynes
Charles
Jack Arnelton Renton
May
B. F. Johnson
Pinecrest
Doigh Carrigan
Charles Balson
Arch Moore
Grassy Lake
Ben Owens
Mes
Mes. L. TE. Booth
Honea
Hospital Notes and Community Recitals in Hope
Admitter names include Don Powell and J G Teed Fulton with several others listed. discharge noted for R G Reed. A piano recital by Mes Al Cash and pupils is set for Tuesday night April 22 in Spring URI Auditorium. Community events follow with meetings of East ey Cubtalia Wil We and Brookwood PLA. Miss Mary Ann Seitz will speak on Misguided Children at the school auditorium. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Powell
Hope
Vincent Poster
J. G. Teed Fulton
Clea Sinyard
Rt. 1
James Russo
Texarkwig
Tom Dolan
Prescot
R. G. Reed
Pullton
Rufus Sorvelis
Erwin Sinyard
Tope
T.S. McBavil
Mes
al Cash
Herano
Uri
Brookwood Pla
Pam
Mary Ann Seitz
Camden
Alouk
Tim
Coe
Pye
Names from a Memorial Admittance log with many errors
A graceless listing of numerous names, many with titles and fragmented surnames. The readable items include Mrs. Bila Beha Dyan O Rorke and Mrs. John Bow der among others, with scattered notes like Discharged and locations such as Columbus Patmos and Mope.
Pedal Problem Solved By Wind Powered Bicycle
In Tokyo an electrical maintenance man connected a small rotary fan to bicycle handlebars and linked it to the axle. As wind strengthens the rider can push faster, with reports that the bike may average speed in gale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yung
Hsiufeng
Yang
Kennedy Campaign Steps Through West Virginia In Primary Push
Kennedy planned to fly into Parkersburg then Charleston before rallies in Huntington and Booneville while Humphrey outlined early departures from Charleston with stops at Logan Welch and Bluefield. Byrd urged West Virginia voters to recognize the national significance of the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Beckley
Katholy
Thinphrey
Suibslay
West Virginia
Kennedy
Bouliey
Humphrey
Charleston
Logan
Welch
Bluefield
Mat
Oceana
Pineville
Minnesota
Democracy Oak
Tumphrey
Cabin Creek
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.v
Sen
Virginia
Byrd
Walks Again After Severe Injuries in Bowling Tourney
LITTLE ROCK AP After a car wreck two years ago doctors said Lewis Gross would never walk again. The Memphis native limped to the foul line at Pleasure Bowl Lanes and placed second in the AW Events Handicap Division of the Southern Bowling Congress Tournament, rolling 2,064 pins. Nystrom of Albany IL led with 2,153. Gross survived brain concussion and broken limbs, and despite a stiff leg, kept aiming true. The Poplar Lunes team from Memphis moved to fifth in the team division as leaders remained in place. The tournament continues for three more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lewis Gross
Tenn
Agan
Bob Nystrom
Albany
Memphis
Nystrom
Steve Vacek
Ben Jones
Dallas Jlead Ingil Evants
Mecray Real Estate
Berton, Ark
Deaths of Noted Persons in U. 53: Mooney Passes at 94
Washington AP reports William McKinley Mooney, 94, boxing instructor to Theodore Roosevelt for two years, died Sunday. An amateur boxer, he served 94 years in the postal service, including 34 as postmaster of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William McKinley Mooney
Theodore Toosevelt
Mooney
Rotary Ann dinner honors service and local guests
The Prescott Tea Hu Cal dining room hosted 76 Rotarians wives and guests for a Rotary Ann panel. Corsages were given by Mrs. Horace McKennie and Mrs. J S McRae. Rev H Robertson delivered the invocation as John Mealtae presided. Speakers included Dr Edward Ray Speare and others, noting Rotary’s “Service Before I Sell” motif and local college connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Ann
Horace McKeneie
J. S' McRae
Rotary
Mrs Stott Hosts 1937 Contract Club Gathering
Mrs Stott entertained the 37 Contract Club at her home on Tuesday. Members included Mes Willis Verto Buchanan Mrs Bial Mun and many others. Guests from Hopie Pruscoll Way Nes and New Orleans attended the event with a dessert course and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Verto Buchanan
Biail Mun
Dim Neleul
Clarke
Lelin Ghesle
LCNL
Vaseylos Taltissus
Mes Talgh Garden
Cohen
Ates
AD OV
Regdier
Bemis
Jack Jarrell
Uerrell Marsh
George Christopher
Mark Justis
Red Editor Dies in Moscow as Soviet Press Mourns
Moscow dispatch reports prominent editor dies at sixty six. State and party figures express condolences while Sevied Krussia Pravda and other Soviet publications note career in journalism and loyalty to the state.
Nebraskan Succumbs City New LAP Wally Ruveke
An elderly Nebraskan, long associated with the state capital, died after a brief illness. The late individual, known for local legal work and public service, had ties to the city of New Island and was mourned by associates at a gathering of lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lap
Wally 2
Ruveke
Primuiuul
Anel Nehrisku
Lemucaie Qualy Luuter
Settieday Vl
Demubootie Uygdialy
Legisdatuire
Sever Vermis
Uy Gey Island
New
Nightmarish queries raise issues of fear and health
A reader submits a stream of fragmented questions and concerns about dreams, marriage stress, insomnia, and possible medical or psychological issues. The piece presents personal turmoil and client style reflections on perception, speech, drinking, and inferiority.
Weather Continueet from Wayo One Weather Continueet from Wayo One
Weather report lists many U S cities with varying conditions. Entries note high and low temperatures and weather descriptions, including cloudiness and rain in places like Cleveland Denver and New York with occasional mistyped names. The passage ends with a note about daily rainfall totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Abbany
Claudy
Albutergee
Atlinchor GR
Basten
Rufalo
Cleveland
Denver
Pua Worth
Clunly
Helens
Honaluhi
Lidianapolis
Kansas
Ling Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Quemudi
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Etuar
Rortland
Portland
Ore
Trapid City
Retina Elonp
Pall Lake City
San Jlega
Ulouily Qu
San Francisco
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Mandy, Ape
Hanes
Myst
L. McCain
M's
Matte. Gentry
Dar Willemeet
Apt
Gilbert Thomas
Monticello
First Baptist Church
Montivells
Garrett Memorial Baptist’ Church
Molly
Mys
Kenneth Garrett
Dalmee Pybielilds
Magnolia
Juddey
Hone
Billy Dan Jones
Athel Dean Roach
Japan
Bo Hope
Minden, Ly
South Carolina
Scott Air Force Base
Phillips Nighton
Beily Revels
John Revals
McNary
Nashville
Mineral Springs
Wednnesday
Chapley AB
PEO
Birtley
Pansy
Houston
John Kev. Kyler
Berney
Meg
Lavy Barnes
Uope
Chih
Tedsdey
Charles Routon
Lille Rock
Jewel Burke Ag
C. F. Routon
Plosless
Roy Burke
Health Cherman
Ralph Lehman J
Garland School
Winounesa
Sam Strang
Garlad
Wome
Verda Pawel
Bates
WasteRun Pho
Wreanias
Komattin
Pontias
U. 53
Prescott News
Rotary Anns
John Mealtae
Robertson
Cotter Combe
Senderson
Clrgaret
Ainning
Baye
APJ
Hay
Vougulin
Shelter
National Cancer Insitute
Stoke
Flovace McKennie
Johns Hopking
Haris
Baltimore
U.S. Pulice Health
Bervier
Arkadelphia
Switzeyland
Alexandria
Aubrey S. Mulicucl
United States
U.S. News & World Reeport
U.s.treasury Department
Ile
Boston
Newyon
Mass
Edward Ray Speare
Boston University
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Annapolis
West Point
Mrs. Stott
Mes. Ghyrle Marrett of
Hopie
Siulives
Pruscoll Waynes
de Re Boris
Southern Pine Assuvition Nekt
New Orlung
Horace Sies
Guoden ‘Nas
Coleman
Charly, Deere and Family
Charles Thomas
Snow Workers
Seu Yor
Jim Ganny Thomas
Bernd Mephan
Ifo¢ Spcings
Ty Deescett
Huzic
Ubu Winual
Arkettsus State Dental Ass
Ldile Hock
Wiyne Juruon
Ly, Am, Titasun
Min
Gene Lee
Ituse‘naryuel Suzuime
Khwanis
Chile
Fall Park
Fair Park
Moscow
AP -Gusguel Tosesidin
Foreige Celitur
Sevied
Krussia
Duvmnee Pravda
Eure
Spruitley Museum
Aculti
Wayo One
Souilliegsl
Suillwest
Mont
Pia Sara
Anotlian
Heraelians
Gil
Che
Gulag
Dorothy Olx
Dimnatha
Permanen
Edith
New York
Speiteld
Chao
Miami Beach
Barry
Cobb
Joe
Crescent Drug
Keith
Martin
Marcelo Beauty Shop
Hogue
Young Che
Youth Crusade
Young People For Christ
KXAR
Hope K. X
Bove R
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