Christmas and club notices fill Friday program
A city paper details Friday December 11 events at First Methodist church and other groups. The Friday Music Club hosts an organ program themed Music Through the Middle Ages with Mrs. Basil Edwards as hostess and Mrs. W E White as reader. A bride elect is honored at a Angerle shower. Junior Department Christmas party and various church meetings follow.
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W. E. White
Edwin Stewart
C. C. McNeil
Nedra Gibson
Franklin Herron
Franks Horton
Thanks From Sergeant for Return of Bill
Sergeant Major W J Sturdivant at Scott Field Illinois writes to thank The Star for aiding the recovery of a $20 bill lost by Mayor Albert Graves. Mrs Pauline Tyner found the mayor's letter in The Star and returned the money. Sturdivant praises Tyner's honesty and says Mrs Sturdivant will send a token of appreciation. He invites local officials to visit when in the vicinity.
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New Pastor of Methodists in Rotary Speech
Rev. Robert B. Moore, new pastor of First Methodist, spoke at a Hope Rotary luncheon about his early years and first sermon in Hatfield Arkansas. He recalled fears, family life, and the satisfaction of costly moments, praised by W H Cogbill and Eugene Swearingen. Captain Norrig O Neal's missing status was reported as alive and a prisoner of the Japanese.
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Roy
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Atlanta
Texas
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Nashville
Coming and Going in New Orleans Holiday Visit
Mrs. Hert Russ and her daughter Brenda are hosted by relatives in New Orleans for the holiday season. They will be joined later by Mr. Russ.
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New Orleans
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Church News from First Methodist and First Baptist
First Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 10 50 with district superintendent sermon by Rev Van W Haevell special music and vesper service 7 30. Youth fellowship at 6 00 and choir practice Thursday. First Baptist on Main Street features Sunday School at 9 30 with sermon at 10 50 titled In Debt in the Whole World and a financial canvass for the coming year. General Assembly and Book of Every Month topics also noted. midweek prayer and Bible study at 7 30 Wednesday.
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van W. Haevell
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Welcome in its services at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Church listings show multiple services and gatherings across several congregations. Garrett Memorial Baptist Church led by Pastor D C Silvey offers Sunday School at 10 00, morning preaching at 11 00, evening services, and weekday meetings with the pastor also visiting Rocky Mound for weekend services. Also listed are First Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, Hope Gospel Tabernacle, First Assembly of God and First Christian Church with their respective service times, speakers, and programs.
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D. C. Silvey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rocky Mound
First Pentecostal Church
W. 4Th and Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Maln
Avenue
J. E. Hamill
the Hey
Paul Gaston
Assembly of God
Port Arthur
Texas
Gaston
Christ's Ambassador's Union
the Tabernacle
The Edge of Darkness Chapter XXII Action in the Cold
Karl guards the pier under a clear sky as a shadowy plan unfolds. Osterholm and two helpers move through the snow stashing rifles and ammo in a coastal village, recruiting a wary fisherman and preparing a staged revolt. The dawn arrives as orders loom.
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Karen
Stockholm
Fischer
Kal
Osterhalm
Olaf
Einar
Osterholm
Bjarne Jullum
Oluf
Bjarne
England
Gunnar
Our Daily Bread War Time Wage Debate In Industry
The article argues that women workers incur higher costs than men due to training equipment and facilities, making equal wages to men economically burdensome for employers. It suggests wage policies may be wartime measures to free men for service, hoping firms retain profit margins without raising price ceilings as a result.
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WLB
Six-Engined German Plane Is Shot Down
Allied long range fighters shot down a giant six engined Axis plane and damaged two others off the north coast of Tripolitania. A four engined enemy plane was also severely damaged in the same area. The six engined planes were not named in the Cairo report.
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Ickes Opposes Senate Inquiry and Puerto Rico Shipments
Interior Secretary Ickes condemns a Senate inquiry as unnecessary while noting Puerto Rico receives about 3545 long tons of distilling equipment monthly under a 33000 ton limit, with War Shipping Administration unable to provide sufficient food. Eisenhower vows aggressive ship production and may outpace Kaiser in wartime output.
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Jails to Operate on Actual Cost Basis Suggested
Comptroller J Bryan Sims advised that county jails be run on actual cost rather than a fee basis, citing Y fon county records and estimating potential cost reductions exceeding half. The note closes with a reference to Dakar on the West Coast of Africa facing cash.
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U Fon County
J. Bryan’ Sims
Dakar
Africa
Giant Blohm and Voss-222 planes in battle near Tunis
In London word spreads that Germany’s large transport planes known as Blohm and Voss-222s may be ferrying reinforcements to North Africa. One such flying boat, capable of carrying troops with equipment, was sighted between Tunis and Sicily late November. An Australian pilot who shot it down described mistaking it for a 9,000 ton merchant ship. The plane, originally planned as a 4,500 mile range airliner, weighs 465 tons and may cruise around 170 mph. Allied bombers continue blasting Tunis area bases, unloading stores from ships and pounding airfields near Tunis.
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