Enola Alexander Weds Lt Rodney Parham in Texas Church Rites
Enola Louise Alexander daughter of Dr and Mrs W R Alexander of Hope became the bride of Lt (j g) Edward Rodney Parham Jr son of Mr and Mrs E Rodney Parham of Little Rock at South Main Baptist Church Houston Texas on Sunday April 23. The ceremony featured white gladioli and larkspur arrangements and a pearl necklace gift to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola Louise Alexander
W. R. Alexander
Hope
J.g
Edward Rodney Parham, Jr
E. Rodney Parham
Little Rock
South Main Baptist Church
Houston
Texas
Herman Westmoreland
Calla Lillies
A. D. Brannan
James Alleman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rodney Parham
Empire Room
Rice Hotel
Kingsville
Parham
Naval Air Corps
Boswell Couple Wed In Hope Area Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs George H Turner of Boswell Oklahoma announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs Mildred Ann Scott to Cpl Clark Pierce son of Mr and Mrs S T P Pierce also of Boswell The ceremony took place April 7 at the bride parents home The Rev Thomas Davis First Methodist Boswell officiated Mrs Pierce a Ardmore high school graduate and school teacher in Boswell is joined by Cpl Pierce who is stationed at Cox By air field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Turner
Boswell
Okla
Hope
Mildred Ann Scott
Clark Pierce
ST. P. Pierce
Thomas Davis
First Methodist Church
Tuesday Contract Club Hosts War Stamps Winners
Mrs. Lamar Cox hosted the Tuesday Contract club with two guests Mrs. W.R. Herndon and Mrs. Royce Smith. Native iris in arrangements decorated the home and War Stamps were awarded to Mrs. Syd McMath and Mrs. R. L. Broach for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Cox
W.R. Herndon
Royce Smith
Syd McMath
R. L. Broach
Ration Coupon Dates Extend Food and Fuel Stamps
The notice lists dates for blue red and sugar stamps in various ration books, marking first and last days of validity for stamps and coupons. It notes indefinite validity for several stamps and adjusts gasoline allowances from three to two gallons weekly, plus a dessert course mention.
Weekend guests and travels tied to local families
First Sergeant and Mrs. Dick Moore and Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Bob Keefer of Jefferson Barracks Missouri visited Sgt. Moore's parents, Jewell and wife. They were en route to Greensboro North Carolina. Messed spelling: Miss Hattie Anne Feild visited Durant Oklahoma. Norman Moore and Anita Sue of Waldo plus Kenny McKee and daughters Branda and Marilyn of Garland City spent Monday with Jewell Moore. Paul Jones and son returned from two week Lake Hamilton vacation near Hot Springs. Graydon Green and son returned to Shreveport after visiting W. J. Arnold and Bessie Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Moore
Bob Keefer
Jefferson Barracks
Sgt. Moore
Jewell Moore
Greensboro, N. C
Norman Moore
Anita Sue
Waldo
Kenny McKee
Branda
Marilyn
Garland City
Paul Jones
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Forney G Holt Promoted To First Lieutenant
Announcement shows Forney G Holt advanced to first lieutenant in the United States Army stationed on Oahu Hawaii. Wichita Falls Texas notes highlight Mrs Evans former Mary Sue Anderson. A F Edwards Hardin Junior College faculty member spoke Thursday to the Soldiers Wives Club at USC. Evans chaired and announced next week’s YWCA luncheon with reservations via Lamar USO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney G. Holt
Holt
United States Army
Oahu Island
Hawaii
Wichita Falls
Texas
Evans
Mary Sue Anderson
A. F. Edwards
Hardin Junior College
Wichita Falls Soldiers Wives Club
USC
Son’ Evans
Jdr
Piano and Furniture Store Opens at Main Street Site
A used piano and furniture shop opened Tuesday at 214 South Main in the former Western Auto building. Dwight Odom announced the new store occupancy and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Western Auto Associate
Dwight Odom
Prisoner Links With Captain Azaraski In Yokohama
Lieut. Link Helt, Army Air Corps radioman, is held in Niji Prison Yokohama after his bomber was downed over Tokyo. An officer questions him while another prisoner Baldwin watches. Azaraski, the commandant, questions Link about his background and notes his traits as the interrogation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Link Helt
Army Air Corps
Niji
Yokohama
Tokyo
Haldwin
RAF
Atepa
Baldwin
Zink
Link
Asaraski
Wniji Poiaan
Azaraski
Lincoln Belt
Millard
Missouri
Piano and Furniture Co Sets Up New Store
The store will be operated by the Larry Crabbe Piano and Furniture Co. and will buy and sell all types of used furniture and pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manger
Larry Crabbe
Pennsylvania delegates and a Texas caucus update political moves
The report notes Willis withdrawing his name freeing delegates to vote for Dewey while Colorado holds a 15 delegate selection, and Texas Democrats caucusing to nominate president and vice president with no national convention participation. Dewey supporters await a speech while Bricker criticizes Roosevelt and urges postwar world order.
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Willis
Dewey
Colorado
Columbus
Tex
Sam K. Seymour, Jr
Democratic Committee
Committee
Texas
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New Yorker
Tacoma
Wash
Bricker
Ohio Society of New York
Roosevelt
Recruiting's Dangerous in the Army Front Lines
First Sergeant Robert Payne on recruiting duty recounts a hazardous moment when a woman struck his jaw with a hat, forcing a hasty retreat. He notes some dangers occur off the front lines as he aimed to share recruiting literature about the WACs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Robert Payne
Arkansas Primary Ballot Candidates List and Finance Talk
The report lists candidates qualifying for the July 25 Democratic primary in Arkansas with names for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and other offices. Bailey withdraws from governor race. notes funding fears and refusal to “buy the office.” Additional listings update party officials, electors, and pending state judicial races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Democratic State Committee
United States
Homer M. Adkins
Hattie W. Caraway
J. Rooser Venable
Fulbright
T.H. Barton
Will
Bob Surridge
Claude A. Rankin
Dr. R. B. Robins
Supreme Court
Lawrence C. Auten
Mior W. Millwee
Self
Frank G. Smith
Griffin Smith
Congress
E. C
Gathings
Wilbur D. Mills
R. K. Mason
R. W. Lauinus
Jack Machen
George R. Haynie
J. H. Moody
Marcus
Poultry Meetings Planned in Hempstead County
Three poultry meetings in Hempstead county scheduled for May 1 and 2 will be led by Dr. Lawrence Morris. Miss Cora Lee Westbrook says the sessions will cover poultry outlook management and parasite control with demonstrations. Topics include culling flock selection and maintaining a sound family flock. The meetings are at Marlbrook, Patmos, and Liberty Hill neighborhoods with times 1:30 p m on May 1 and 2 and 3:30 p m May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Cora Lee Westbrook
Lawrence Morris
Agriculture Extension
Hempstead County
Morris
Able Carter
Marlbrook
Tom Drake
Patmos
iMrs
Huron ‘Light
Liberty Hill
Nazis Report Continued From Tage One
The article notes Soviet forces driving Nazis into snares and reveals greater losses in divisions and equipment than at Stalingrad. It argues Nazi miscalculation on Allied unity as the Red Army nears the border and cites Molotov denying Soviet aims to seize Romanian land or alter Romania’s social system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalingrad
Red Army
Molotov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Romania
Britain
U.S.A
Stamp Collectors in the United States Reach Millions
About four million people in the United States are stamp collectors, indicating a strong hobby craze and a broad base of enthusiasts across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
U. 5
Revivalist Rev H G Burch to Lead Unity Baptist Revival
A revival meeting begins Sunday April 30 at Unity Baptist Church 511 South Elm St. Rev H G Burch of Holdenville Oklahoma will deliver the services. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Burch
Unity Baptist Church
South Elm St
Holdenville
Okla
Senate Group Votes Approval of Lend Lease
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee after a brief hearing approved extending lend-lease for another year. Leo T. Crowley stated the program has sent about $22.6 billion in war materiel and must continue until Allied victory and peace. He cited substantial U S lend-lease shipments to Russia and rising reverse lend-lease activity with Britain Australia New Zealand and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Leo T. Crowley
United Nations
Berlin
Tokyo
Crowley
Senate Committee
United States
Russia
China
Assam
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
India
Men Under 26 to Fill Draft Says Committee
House Military Committee members saw in the latest selective service plan that men under twenty six would fill the draft. The hearng details were reported by William F. Arbogast from Washington on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Military Committee
Methodist Quadrennial Conference Opens in Kansas City
The Methodist Quadrennial Conference convened in Kansas City to mark the church's 200th anniversary and set its course for the future. Delegates, including 762 at the opening, organize committees as plans extend to May 7. estimates show 8 million active members with 12 million more leaning toward Methodism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Wesley
Church of England
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Herbert Welch
New York
United States
Methodist
Draft calls to lean on under-26 men for rest of year
Costello and a draft subcommittee foresee most 1-A inductions through year end will come from men under 26 unless strategic needs require more older volunteers. They cite 1-A pools of 1,509,000 fathers and 750,000 nonfathers and 5,463,000 in deferment groups, with 65,000–70,000 enlisting or turning 18 each month and a total need of about 1,385,000 through year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
D-Calif
Committee By
Selective Service
Armed Services
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Riday
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Red Cross
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W. H. Hutchenson
A. M. Key
E. A. Morsani
W. K. Lemley
Mary Lemley
Fred Ellis
R. D. Franklin
Ross Bright
C. C. Lewis
M. M. McCloughan
C. C. McNeill
Royce Weisenberger
W. A. Mudgett
Byron Andres
Graydon Anthony
Frank Johnson
Ched Hall
Ned Williams
R. V. Herndon, Sr
E. QO. Wingfield
A. E. Stonequist
Steve Carrigan
H. B. Vineyard
Enola Alexander
Mildred Turner Scott
Talbot’s
Hattie Anne Feild
A. L. Severence
Durant, Oklo
Lady ent, NEA_ Service, Inc
Lank
Ataraski
Japan
Pennsylvania
Rialto
Pat O’brien
School For the Blind
C. G
Crip) Hall
Earl Page
George T. Gilliam
Cabot
Porter Bone
Batesville
Vance Clayton
L. E
Percy) Hinton
Bailey
Will Steel
Texarkana
J. Bryan Sims
David D. Terry
Ben Laney
Camden
Jeptham Evans
Harrell Simpson
J. B. Reed
George F. Hartje
Curtis L. Ridgeway
Russell Elrod
Richard R. Thompson
Brady Pryor
W. W. Carolan
Byron Goodson
Marshall Tabler
D. W. Lowery
Eric Caviness
Tage One
Imexsana
Senate
Methodist Law Making Body
Alaska
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
Bemberg
Juanita
S. Main
H. C. Smith
Hope, Ark
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