Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Social calendar notes a Women's Missionary Society picnic at the Educational Building with picnic lunches to be brought by members. the Tuesday Contract Bridge club enjoyed games at Miss Hattie Anne Feild's home with Mrs. R. L. Broach as high scorer and War Stamps awarded. guests included Mrs. Wallis and Mrs. Newbern. An al fresco Hope chapter Business and Professional Women's club White Elephant Sale at the Experiment Station club house featured George Ware as auctioneer with attendees from several local clubs and distant guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Anne Feild
John Wallis
R. L. Broach
Wallis
George Newbern
Oliver Adams
W. R. Herndon
Syd McMath
George Ware
George
B. and
P. W. Club
Hope
Business and Professional Women's Club
Experiment Station Club
Tobacco Warehouse
W. G. Allison
Clyde Hendrickson
Harry Shiver
Ralph McClure
Paul Hausmann
Nicholson,Pa
Pat Baskette
Wichita Falls
Texas
Legion Auxiliary to Volunteer at Surgical Dressing Rooms
Mrs. M. M. McCloughen announces the American Legion Auxiliary will volunteer at Surgical Dressing rooms on Tuesday August 17 during day and evening sessions. At five o'clock an installation of officers will be held at city hall, followed by a social hour at a member's home. The list of expected volunteers includes Mrs. C. P. Tolleson, Mrs. Roy Thrash, Mrs. J. L. Tedder, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tedder
E. F. Formby
E. S. Franklin
Glen Williams
Fred Luck
R. D. Franklin
Ross Gillespie
R. L. Gosnell
Robert Wilson
Pearl Holloway
Lloyd Spencer
John Vesey
Malcolm Porterfield
Ben Edminston
Warren Gunter
Coming and Going Miss Carrigan to visit in Little Rock
Miss Mary Delia Carrigan left at noon Friday for Little Rock to be the weekend guest of Miss Martha Garrison and Mr and Mrs Charles Bridewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jr
Morriston
Robert Bridewell
Mary Delia Carrigan
Little Rock
Martha Garrison
Lab Romance disrupts wartime shifts at Camden plant
Barbee, Sue Keller and Ken Carter clash amid shifting afternoon duties at the laboratory. Barbee seeks a new assignment after clashes with Sue and a troubling change in Ken’s behavior, amid wartime work pressures and social tensions in the plant.
Ken’s War Woes Strain Quiet Romance In Town
Barbee confronts jealousy as Ken seeks ways to join the Army and cope with his leg injury. Dave Kent worries about Ken’s reliability and schemes to adjust Barbee’s schedule. Barbee, unsettled, wonders if Ken misread her reluctance to introduce him to Ned’s family. (To Be Continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kent
Barbee
Dave Kent
Ken Carter
Ken
Sue
Ned
Churches Schedule and Revival Services
A detailed church notices page lists services for Our Lady of Good Hope, First Methodist, First Baptist, Unity, Church of Christ, and ongoing revival meetings led by Evangelist H. H. Dunn. Times cover Sunday worship, Bible classes, training, and weekday prayers with notes on guest pastors and special sermons. Visitors from Prescott and Saratoga are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church
F. T. Dollarton
Church OF Christ
Fifth & Grady Streets
Fred H. Williamson
H. H. Dunn
Fifth
Grady Streets
Huntington
Ark
Prescott
Saratoga
Mr. Dunn
Paul
Agrippa
Army air corps graduates two men from Chanute Field
PFC Leverett will graduate August 18 from an intensive school serving Liberator bombers and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leverett of Blevins. Cpl. James W. Wesson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wesson of Hope, has graduated from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command at Chanute Field and completed the airplane electrical specialist course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc Leverett
C. W. Leverett
Blevins
Chanute Field
James W. Wesson
L. E. Wesson
Hope
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
First Pentecostal Church Announces Revival Schedule
West Fourth and Ferguson church lists Sunday School at 10:00 with Lacie Rowe as superintendent Morning service at 11:00 Young People at 7:15 and Evening service at 8:15 Ladies Prayer Tuesday 2 20 Weeknight services Wednesday and Friday 8 15 For two weeks Lacie Rowe leads Sunday services Mrs Graves handles weeknight services Pastor to conduct revival in Camden Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William Russell Hamilton
Unity Baptist Church
J. T. Gilmore
First Pentecostal Church West Fourth
Ferguson W. P. Graves
Lacie Rowe
Memphis Belle skipper to wed in Asheville amid homecoming
Major Robert K. Morgan famed Memphis Belle pilot returns to Asheville North Carolina where he announces engagement to Jane Huckins daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Joseph M Huckins. Earlier greeting by Margaret Polk sparked rumors of a wedding before Miss Polk said they would remain friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Morgan
Memphis
Europe
Asheville
N. C
Morgan
San Antonio
Jane Huckins
Joseph M Huckins
Miss Polk
Bob
Sardis Home Demonstration Club Meets in August
The Sardis club chaired by Miss Mary Claude Fletcher met August 6 at Mrs. Gentry Rateliff’s home. The planned demonstration was postponed due to scarce green vegetables. Fletcher demonstrated silverware polish and brining-tested vegetables. Next meeting set for September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardis Home
Mary Claude Fletcher
Gentry Rateliff
Miss Fletcher
Oil and Gas Interests Filed in LaFayette County Arkansas
Oil and gas lease assignments and deeds recorded August 1943 in LaFayette County Arkansas involve J. K. Wadley and wife assigning an undivided 1/8 interest in a Smackover lime lease to Barnsdall Oil Company with a 3/16 of 7/8 production override. A separate mineral deed transfers parts of sections in Townships 18 19 South Range 25 West to W. D. Wingfield. A royalty deed conveys the northeast quarter of section 9 in Township 15 South Range 24 West to C. D. Crites and wife, with detailed field notes and acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette County
Ark
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
J. K. Wadley
Barnsdall Oil Company
Emma B. Faust
Kate Faust Insley
Orie Pride
W. D. Wingfield
Lewisville and
Shreveport
C. D. Crites
Vassar Wherritt
West
Revival Attendee Growth Near HOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Attendance climbs nightly at the HOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE revival led by Evangelist Wm. A. Ward from Washington D. C. Talks include The Twelve Gates of Jerusalem and The Two Crossings with Red Sea as salvation and River Jordan as baptism. A Friday healing service offers prayers for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Ward
Washington, D. C
Ward
Jerusalem
Red Sea
River Jordan
Evangelist Ward
First Christian Church Service Schedule
Millard W. Baggett, pastor, leads Bible School at 9 45 a m with Malcom Porterfield as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 50 a m includes Lord s Supper and a choir anthem Victory Through Grace. Evening Evangelistic service at 7 00 p m features congregational singing and the choir anthem Only a Shadow Between. Wednesday prayer meeting at 6 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Millard W. Baggett
Blaker
Potential Industrial Empire Viewed by Congressional Group
Arkansas lawmakers tour war plants from Arkadelphia to Malvern to study peacetime conversion. They view Hurricane Creek Alcoa plant and the 35 million pound annual aluminum facility with silver conductors and 12 million dollar ore, plus Acem Brick and International Shoes works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Nu Lland
South Arkansas
Arkansas Press Association
Arkansas State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arkadelphia
Ouachita College
Bauxite
M Hurricane Creek
Tom Jones
L. H. Cudden
Aluminum Company of America
Arkansas
Hurricane Creek
Aluminum Company of América
Acem Brick Company
International Shoes
Malvern
Jones Mill Alumina
Camden
el Dorado
Ozark
Women to Meet War Labor Shortages in Nation Wide Effort
Edith Gaylord reports that women must fill millions of roles in war work and military support as shortages hit all sectors. Orders call for tens of thousands of WACs WAVEs Marines and SPARs with nurses also in demand while two thirds of jobs are non glamorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gaylord Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wacs
Waves
Stimson
Marines
Spars
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Perkins
George Washington’s Wealth At Death Reached Vast Land Holdings
The article notes George Washington among the country’s wealthiest men, owning 110000 acres of real estate at his death, highlighting the scale of his land portfolio and status in early American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
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