Mrs Armitage Travels and Local Social Visits
Mrs Charles A Armitage left Thursday by plane from Tasmania for a vacation visit with relatives in New Hampshire. Mr Armitage left Wednesday by train for St Louis to join her after two days there. Edwin and Mrs Stewart Eddie returned from a motor trip to New York and other points. Clyde Mendrickson and Marshall David of Wingate Kansas will visit to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Shiver. Donald Moore and Coach and Mrs Joe Dildy were visitors in Texarkana. Helen Downs arrived Friday from a week with Sarah Kilgore in Foardyce Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Armstrong
Lyman Jr
David
Tommy
Rmstrong
Corene Arm ‘Strong
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Hendrix Spragigins
Barry
Texarkana
Alb. Spraggins
Charles A. Armitage
Tasmana
Hee Latives
New Hampshire
Armitage
St. Louis
Edwin Stewart
Eddie
New York
Baal
Clyde Mendrickson
Marshall David
Wingfield
Kansas
Harry Shiver
Donald’ Moore
Joe Dildy
Lioyad Capp
Christian Youth Fellowship Meeting
Z. L. Ponder
Jim
First Christian “Church
Pelmary Rand
Dntaryaliana Council of Religious’ Education
Departmentos
Deferment Rules Expanded for Key Professions
Washington reports selective service headquarters announced expanded deferment for home builders college professors and executives in transportation or production fields. Beginning Sept 1 after the August break the draft would induct nearly all 19 to 20 year olds unless certified by federal agencies under new guidance from John Stedman director of war mobilization and reconversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective “Service
Congress
John Stedman
Office of Education
National Housing Agency
Civilian Production Administration
Legion General Warns of Changing Convention Shape in Arkansas
At a state Legion convention in Rogers Arkansas Gen McAlister warned that regional gatherings are fading and only a few cities can host major conventions. He urged focus on district meetings where rank and file members connect. Rogers post sought state chaplain Rev Tierbert Markley but Rev W W Sewell of Charles gained the pace. Rogers did win the state commandership as J Wesley Sampier was named to succeed McAlister. Sampier, a 40 year old army major, promised reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Sh. McAlister
Legions
Lift Rock
Saipens
McAlister
American Legions
Veterans Organization
Veterans of Foreign’ Wars
William G. Smith
Wessperang
Nivo
Rogers
Ark
Legion
Tierbert G. Markley
Lowell
Ten Hills
W. W. Sewell
Charles
J. Wesley Sampier
Nashville
Tenn
Dwight O
Carman
McMinnville
Yenn
Andrew ‘Lanner Ahhaunged
Ice ‘Company
Saprta
Melissa Carman
Carmans
J.B. Youngblood
Davidson County
J. Carlton Joger
Sparta
Losey
Wb-Yerrald
Jesse Stores
John
Willis
Es Bell Syndicate
Arkansas News Bits and Political Snippets
The passage references Attorney General Guy Williams receiving a congratulatory telegram from Senator Bill Fulbright after renomination. It notes Arkansas newspapers planning plant upgrades, potential candidates for senate leadership, and a Texas inventor seeking to rent 400 acres of northern Arkansas land for a ground-clearing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Williams
U. S
Bill Fulbright
Colorado
Arkan
Senate
E. J. Butler
Forrest City
Ellis M. Wagan
Little Rock
Lookahood Arkadelphia
State and Commissioner's Office
Arkansas
Texas
Devil's Laughter at Innis House Teases Courtship and Mystery
A seventeen year old Celia Hart arrives at Innis to help Ellen Fitzgeralds household. She forms a wary bond with Mark Fitzgerald, a reserved young professor, while Miss Charlotte Bren's friendly presence eases Celia's homesickness. Amid quiet routines and Ireland memories, Celia grows intrigued by the Fitzgeralds as a summer unfolds with unspoken tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cecelia Hart
Innisfail
Elie
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Celia
Mark Fitzgerald
Ellen
Cocelia Hart
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mark
Academy
Charlotte
Fitzgeralds
Ireland
Youth Revival Services Extend Through August 20
The Youth Revival Services will continue through Friday August 20 with strong attendance and profits. Rev Bracy Greer Evangelist of Houston Texas has delivered nightly gospel messages. Mel Hargis of New York has inspired the congregation nightly with musical talent and piano. On Monday August 26 Mel Hargis will give a Sacred Piano Concert interlacing his arrangements with personal testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracy Greer
Houston
Texas
Mel. Hargis
New York
Mel Hargis
Christ
ehuy+ ches
Tabernacle
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Pomowa
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
7. M. Rec. U
By Herchbeiner
Popeye
J. R. Williams
Jay Alan
Freckles
Blosser
Thimble Theater
Hareiet
Ionoree
Garrett Story Sr
Mora
Hendrix
Liday Marin Ing
Story
West Second Aireet
Misa Harriet Story
Washington P. C
Huta
B.C. Hyatt
Nathan Harbour
Dale Wilson
John S. ‘Gibson
Sd. O
Milam
Webb Laseter
Webb ‘Lazeter
Fair Park
Garrett Story
Miss Harnet Story
Barry Robing
Nancy Rolin
Dallas
Helen Downs
Sarah Kilgore
Faordyce
Perry Campbell
Tyler
Jimmy May
Davis Shields
Alane
Grady England
Miss Shields
San Francisco
California
J. W. Roach
Row Valley
J. B. Murphy
F. D. Henry
Points
Dorothy Henry
Beaumont
Clyde Sander
Allen Sanders
Anc
Hercel Sanders
Judith Ann
Caindon
Sun - Montes
Jost
Alexis Smith
Rie
Pay En
WiLliam
SUN
R. V. Herndon
Allen Monument Co
Shreveport
Sonstone
Hearing Center
Mon
Barlow
Max W. Friend
Mgr
Foot Long
Bill
Molly
720 West Third - Deluxe
Bob Brown
United Press
Manis
Devil’s Laughter
Neig
Alice M. ‘Lavesick
Miss Charlotte
King Midas
Cecelia
Pym
Agebi
News of the Churches
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
First Methodist Pine
Robert
B. Moors
Dodlphus Whitten
Olcy Speaks
Church OF Christ
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
T.F. Ford
V‘cloek
WY. Pla
Emmet Methodist
C.D. Meux
Holly Grove
W. C. Onstead
bin- Zen
Onstead
DeAnn
Miami
Pia
United States
Felix Tandre
Tandre
Francis J. H. Dever
New World
Eha Kagu
A. T. W. Dowding
Oxford
St .Johns
Virgin Islands
Baltic Sea
Gentry Printing Co
Hops
Shipley Studio
Walnut Hope, Ark
Dorothy DIX
City Cafe
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Columbia
Kansas City
Mutual
Army Air Forces
Youth Revival
H. Paul Holdridge
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