Easter events and society notes at local churches
An Easter egg hunt for Primary Department 11 of First Baptist is set for April 17 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. M. S. Bates’s home. Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2 meets April 19 at Mrs. Sam Andrews’s home. WSCS of First Methodist meets April 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. J. W. Franks’s home with co host Mrs. Katherine Jones. pledges due. The WSCS memorials note eight members lost in the year. candles are lit in memory. May meeting planned with Mrs. O. F. Lloyd. hostess serves a salad plate to 11 members, including two new members.
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First Baptist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Sam Andrews
WSCS
First Methodist Church
J.W. Franks
Katherine Jones
Calvin Smith
Albert Graves
Wesleyan Guild
R. L. Broach
L. D. Barnum
Jud Martindale
R. E. Crain
J. M Houston
Edward Aslin
Ada Talley
O. F. Lloyd
O. H. Hoelscher
A. J. Wheeles
Rowe announces engagement of Reba Rowe to Carl Ray Jr
Mr and Mrs Tony Rowe of Ozan announce the engagement of their daughter Reba to Carl D Ray Jr son of Mr and Mrs Carl D Ray of Little Rock. Vows set for April 23. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Little Rock where both work.
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Tony Rowe
Ozan
Reba
Carl D. Ray, Jr
Carl D. Ray
Little Rock
Circles of WSCS at First Methodist Meet in Sanctuary
The Circles of the WSCS at First Methodist Church held a Monday meeting April 12 in the church sanctuary with president Mrs C V Nunn presiding. The gathering opened with hymn singing and prayer by Mrs Cecil Weaver. Members for the coming year were listed and Mrs C D Lester gave a devotional on I Corinthians and Mrs Harry McLemore reported on the annual WSCS Conference.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. V. Nunn
Cecil Weaver
C. D. Lester
I Corinthians
Harry McLemore
Builders SS Class Meets At First Baptist Church
The Builders Sunday School Class met Monday at the home of Mrs. G. H. Beckworth. Easter themed flowers and arrangements lined the rooms. Mrs. Vernon Ayers presided over prayer and a business session followed with officer reports. Mrs. Gladys Weems delivered an inspiring devotional titled Making A Choice. A social hour ended the gathering with dessert, coffee, and ice drinks served by the hostess and Mrs. Lester Godwin.
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Builders
First Baptist Church
G. H. Beckworth
Vernon Ayers
Gladys Weems
Lester Godwin
Ruth Class Meets at First Baptist Church in April
The Ruth Class of The First Baptist Church gathered Tuesday night in Fellowship Hall April 13 for a brief business session. Mrs. Weems led prayers, Mrs. C. M. Rogers delivered a devotional on Success viewed by God and man, and a piano solo closed the program with It Took a Miracle. Guests enjoyed an Easter candy display, angel food cake, ice cream, strawberries, and pink punch provided by hostesses Mrs. H. R. Gleghorn, Mrs. J. E. Little, and Mrs. O. F. Lloyd.
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Ruth
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
H. R. Gleghorn
J. E. Little
O. F. Lloyd
Baker Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
Baker HD Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Easterling home on Monday night April 12 for its regular monthly session. Mrs. T B Fenwick presided, the group sang When You and I were Young Maggie, devotional led by the hostess, lesson Work Smarter Not Harder by Mrs. Paul Holt, and she displayed many items to ease housework. Roll call cited What I do with most of my time. Several items of business discussed.
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Baker HD Club
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Lawrence Easterling
T. B. Fenwick
Maggie
Paul Holt
Hope Iris Club Studies Flower Arranging
At a Wednesday meeting on April 14 at Mrs. Richard Arnold's home the Hope Iris Club studied flower arranging fundamentals. Members displayed trial arrangements and Mrs. J. W. Walker was judged best. President Mrs. Harold Stephens led a brief business session before the study, and 13 guests enjoyed salad and coffee.
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Hope Iris Club
Richard Arnold
Menbers
J. W. Walker
Harold Stephens
Easter Parties at Three Hope Nursing Homes
The Hope Junior Auxiliary hosted Easter gatherings at Branch, Hope, and Hempstead Memorial nursing homes on Wednesday April 14. Residents enjoyed fellowship, singing, and cupcakes with ice cream. Auxiliary members visiting Branch were Mrs. Crit Stuart Jr, Mrs. W. C. Bruner Jr, and Mrs. Thomas F. Hays Jr. visiting Hope were Mrs. Robert LaGrone, Mrs. George Robison, Mrs. R. L. Broach, and Mrs. E. P. Young Jr. visiting Hempstead Memorial were Mrs. Bill Watson, Mrs. Dorsey McRae Jr, Mrs. Vincent Foster, and Mrs. Ken Daniels.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Branch Nursing Home
Crit Stuart, Jr
W. C. Bruner, Jr
Thomas F. Hays, Jr
Hope Nursing Home
Robert LaGrone
George Robison
R. L. Broach
E. P. Young, Jr
Hempstead Memorial Nursing Home
Bill Watson
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Vincent Foster
Ken Daniels
P E O Chapter AE Meeting Features Pacific Northwest Slides
Mrs E P O Neal presented colored slides of the Pacific Northwest and Canada with fitting commentary at a Chapter AE P E O meeting held Tuesday afternoon April 13 at the home of Mrs Frank McLarty. The program followed an opening devotion from John 14 by chaplain Mrs Albert Graves. President Mrs F M Horton led the business and announced the next meeting location will be with Mrs Henry Haynes. Mrs McLarty and co-hostess Mrs Ferrell Baker served a chicken salad plate and coffee to nineteen attendees.
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E. P. O'Neal
Pacific Northwest
Canada
P.E.O
Frank McLarty
Albert Graves
F. M. Horton
Henry Haynes
McLarty
Ferrell Baker
Visitors and Easter Gatherings Across Arkansas
Coming and Going items show guests from St Louis Hazel and Virginia Beauty Shop staff attend a Spring Hair Fashion Show in Little Rock Robinson Auditorium. Local families from Searcy Bay City and Shreveport plan Easter visits with relatives in Arkansas.
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Virginia Fountain
Hazel Abram
Jane Collins
Brenda Smith
Hazel
Virginia
Little Rock
Robinson Auditorium
Hospital Notices Record Births In April
Memorial admissions include Mrs. Willie Shep pard and Mrs. John Hatfield with Hope and Washington addresses. Discharges name Mrs. C W Leverett and Mr and Mrs Willie Taylor. A baby girl was born April 15. Branch notices list Julius Stuart and others in Hope with a baby girl born April 16.
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Willie Sheppard
Patmos
Charlene Taylor
Hope
Robert Ottwald
Emmet
John Hatfield
Washington
Jerry Hatfield
Gordon
C. W. Leverett
Blevins
Willie Taylor
Branch
Julius Stuart
Mart Yocum
Billy Rushing
Cora Almon
Johnny Beard
Clara James
Raymond Smith
Marvin Atterbury
Milking Contest Plans Altered at Downey Fair
Downey California plans for a milking contest were changed after dairy officials cited risk with wrinkled hands among tired businessmen. A pair of goats will replace cows as the prize event due to concerns about manual milking.
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Downey
Calif
Engagement announced for Mary Frances Baker to William C Faulkner
Mr and Mrs Tommie J Baker of Okolona announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Frances to William Charles Faulkner son of Mr and Mrs Berry Faulkner of Barrmet Both are students at Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia Vows set for June 18 at Center Grove Methodist Church Okolona
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Tommie J. Baker
Okolona
Mary Frances
William Charles Faulkner
Berry Faulkner
Barrmet
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Center Grove Methodist Church
HELEN HELP US A humorous advice panel
Readers share self analysis woes and marriage trials in a light hearted advice column. Helen Bottel offers quips and quick fixes on psychology infused behavior, with a closing note inviting more amusing experiences for future columns.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features, Syndicate, Inc
School Menu Next Week at Nepe High and Elementary
Nepe High School plans a week of meals with Italian Tuesday Creole options and salmon croquettes on Friday along with milk. Elementary menu features includes lunch meat sandwich Monday and chili with beans Friday with milk.
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Nepe High School
Mionday
Weather Outlook for Regions Including Arkansas
Sunny and pleasant today with highs near 60 to 70 across areas. cooler tonight with lows in the 40s. Increasing clouds and warmer conditions expected Saturday. Arkansas remains fair through Saturday with cooler daytime highs.
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Fastern
Missouri
Arkansas
Weekend Weather Outlook From North to South
A chilly night settles over the region with temperatures dropping toward 36 in the north and near 50 in the south. Saturday is expected to bring a warmer day across both areas as high pressure shifts.
Arkansas Weather Forecast by Late Press
Central Arkansas stays fair and cool tonight then clears to partly cloudy skies and a warm Saturday with highs near 80. Northwest Arkansas sees fair weather through Saturday with warmer conditions and highs around 78 to 80. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas forecast fair Saturday with low 40s to mid 50s tonight and highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. Northeast Arkansas stays fair through Saturday with night lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and highs in the 70s.
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1Ateo Press
Central Arkansas
Northwest
Arkansas
Southwest
Southeast
Northeast
Arkansas Louisiana Weather Forecast Update
The forecast calls for fair and cool conditions tonight in Arkansas with clear to partly cloudy skies. Lows near the 40s, with Saturday highs from 72 to 82 in Arkansas and 76 to 84 in Louisiana, and generally mild days with cool nights across the region.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Spain's Davis Cup Team Named for Greece Tie
Spain named Manuel Santana Jose Luis Arilla Juan Manuel Couder and Juan Gilbert to face Greece in Barcelona in the European zone first round from April 30 to May 2. The quartet will represent Spain in the Davis Cup tie.
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Barcelona
Spain
Manuel Santana
Jose Luis Arilla
Juan Manuel Couder
Juan Gilbert
Greece
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