Social and Personal Notices From the First Presbyterian Church
Social and Personal notes list Daisy Heard as editor with contact details. Circle meetings of the Women’s Auxiliaries at First Presbyterian are announced at multiple homes, with times, hosts, and circle numbers. Red Cross nursing class certificates awarded to 34 members, instructors named. Wednesday Club hosting, contract club results, and a Christian Church Service Class social with prizes and costumes. Also notes on visitors, weekend guests, births, and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Frome
Rinsey Brown
Temple
Lawrence Martin
Wal- Wit Street
Milerton Eason
Edwin Stewartk
Bert Russ
Christian Church
Pat Christian Church
Thole
Keepine
Cene
Millard W. Baggett
Jack Prilehlant
Ted Jones
Mars
Tom Kinser
Jock Poitchart
Tom Middlebrooks
Millard W. Bagueil
Lloyd Porterfield Prangk Tider
W. T. Carter
Milenim Porterfield
W. @. Warren
B. C. Betthy
Mne Wut
Alvar Reyherson
Nelleiius
Fervedt
Doyle Home Demonstration Club
Barnie Walston
E. D. Pierce
Jackson
J. P. Hutson
Patriotic Oklahoma Man Avoids Paycheck Trap in War Effort
An Oklahoma man in a California shipyard worked nine months for the war effort, believing it was love of country not pay. A foreman’s question revealed that his wages were redirected into war bonds. the couple then used the funds to support the wife who had lost her job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Pat Dis Jol
California
Wagen
Minnesota
Labarite
Torkay
Magen
Itfied
West Oklihoma
York
Arkansas Presbytery Elects President
Mrs. P Lambert of Little Rock was chosen president of the Arkansas Presbytery Woman’s Auxiliary at its annual meeting. She succeeds Mrs. W E Stevens of Forrest City with officers including Mrs dU Montgomery Marianna vice president and others. Dona Dorelln died on April 14 at Will Chester hospital.
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Title Rock
Apath
P. Lambert
Little Rock
Wowmen's
Arkansas Presbytery
Dona Dorelln
Wila Chester Hospital
Library Notes on New Books at Hempstead County Library
Hempstead County Library adds daily titles featuring notable nonfiction and war era accounts. Works include Dr Marty Emerson Fosdick on becoming a real person, Reynolds thriller Dress rehearsal, Rickenbacker air survival tale, Tokyo record journalist chronicle, Vincent Sheean Between the thunder and the sun, Ban ning Tetters from England 1942, Walter Graebner Russia dispatches, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Marty Emerson Fosdick
New York
Quentin James Reynolds
Coithakin
Edward
Rickenbacker
Tokyo Record
Oiln D. Tolisehus
Japan
Vincent Sheeun
Salzburg
Chingking
England
Margaret (Culkin) Banning
Russia
Walter Graebner
Congress Debates Farm Bill Amid House Delays
In a brief congressional update the Senate starts recess while the House continues debate on the farm bill. The report notes ongoing scrutiny of policy provisions and procedural maneuvers as lawmakers aim to advance key agricultural legislation.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Joy Trudgex Shows How to Set Your Own Hair
Musical comedy star Joy Trudgex explains do it yourself hair setting using simple styles. She notes a four inch top length allows soft rolls and adaptable looks like a pompadour or fluffy curls. With limited access to salons, she guides on shaping curls, tucking ends, and styling for a neat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Trudgex
America
Brunet
Bird, Redhead
Haly
Joy Hodges
Dark Jungles of the Sierra War Story Ends in Flight
Barry and Jose flee a Quiche ritual death sentence after a white girl is accused of a crime in a remote Guatemalan village. They ride mules through pine forests toward safety, while Barry battles malaria and dreams of reaching Renaldo for aid. The tale continues with their escape toward the Cave of the Winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Hald
Jose
Quiche
Bapyy
Renaldo
Santa Maria
Seilor
Guatemala City
Senor
Cave of the Winds
Vienda
Church News Briefs From Local Faith Groups
Multiple congregations list service times and events including First Methodist Pine at Second, Garrett Memorial Baptist, Unity Baptist, First Pentecostal, Hope Gospel Tabernacle, First Baptist, First Christian, and First Presbyterian. Featured items include Sunday schools, morning worship, evening services, revival notes, youth activities, and ordination/installation announcements. The column also notes revival progress and a historical Army psychiatry statistic reference.
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First Methodist Church
Pine
Second
Robert &, Moore
First Pentecostal Church
Lacie Rowe
W. P. Graves
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Malin
Ave. D
Gospel Tabernacle
Gaston
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey School
General Assembly
Baptist Training Union
A. G. Rives
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Oresorts
First Presbyterian
A. de Wain
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Milary
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Mary
Phrag Presbyteriiin
Meehueeh
Mission
Hmethodist Church
Ie Women's Missonary Society
Mrante Ward
Cirele Na
Miret
Best Tiss
Nowe
Women's Misorpgionary Society
Ies Tepest
Clele
Mary Soviety
Knst Zu
Bela Psi Club
Mary Tine der
South Ela Street
Ho Chirter
AU Menbors
American Levion Auxiliary
Peanklin
Frank Ward
W. C. Boone
J. R. Gonley
Beryl Leary
Arkinisis
B. L. Relig
Ito Pine Blut
Draves Phipps
City
Joyce Wells
Nancy Jane
Susan Ann Woolford
Sophia
Nannette Williams
Liam Allen McGulvind
Bay City
Mope
Poulton
Jack Groenter
Hounee
Rialto
Gene Tierney Glo
Montgomery Lynn Hari
MacDonald Casey
Dr. Broadway
Rock River Renegades
Richard Green
Carla Lehmann
Flying Fortress
Lam
City of Courage
NEW Saenger
Tove
Johnny Mack Brown
Tex Ritter
Overland Mail
Oklahoma
Library Notes
Congress
Ace Brunet
Alicia Hartner
John C. Fleming
Lois Eby
Warry
Buble
Mie
Beara
Xenin
Ehler
Fly Counell Tsien
Kerry
Pion
Nceda
Wehsliyer
Hisy Prisnive
NEA Service
Church News
Congregation of the Saints
Unity Baptist Church
J. T. Gilmore
First Christian Church
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Calvary
Bulb
Taple
Christian Youth Fellowship
Women's Council
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Young Peoples
Women’s Auxiliary
Pr. Ross
Mexico
Thiluthea
Dr Ross
Ada
South Side
Tom Carrel
Old
Fulton Highway
Mes
W. A
Inree
J. A. Sullivan
North Main
West Ave
D&pl
Stonewell
Rowden
McDavitt
Oscar van Riper
Hope
Columbus Highway
C. G. Critchlow
Emmet
Fred B. Miller
Hot Point
Ira W. Hendrix
Blevins
Ark
Darsey McRae Sr
Schaeffer
Florence Divis
A. W. Pickard
South Elm
Emn Sonne
Charles Rey
Nerson
City Hall
Obaeco
Little: Rock, Ark
W. H. Spencer
Hot Springs
Boswell & May
Bodcaw
R. M. Patterson
East
Second St
Hope Star
J. W. Cole
Dementiatian Club
Joe Martin
Victory Gardens
Martin
Ola Burns
Robert Til
J. L. Anderson
George Anderson
Rufus Anderson
Rudesell
Gene Tierney Lynn Bari
George Montgomery
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