Fox Evangelistic Party to Perform Christmas Program at Tabernacle
The Fox Evangelistic Party of Canada will present Christmas services at the Hope Tabernacle with Lore F. Fox performing his Battle of Armageddon on piano and Ruth L. Fox singing. The Sunday night program features a Christ mas Medley, carols, Mrs Fox solo, and Mr Fox cantata The Good Samaritan with Whiter Than Snow oil painting by Rev William Cantlan to be awarded to the largest Sunday night attendance.
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Fox Evangelistic Party of Canada
Hope Gospel
Fox Party
Lore F. Fox
Ruth L. Fox
Christmas club notices and social events listed
A fragmentary local notices page lists Christmas meetings at Lilac Garden Club hosted by Mrs. J A Henry and co host Mrs Norton, a Nativity service in the high school auditorium, a Library club program at the Masonic hall, a First Christian church service with a Christmas dinner at the Hotel Barlow, and a Friday Music Club gathering. Names include Rosamond Kintball, Mrs Kelly Bryant, Mrs George Stewart born, Mrs O A Graves, Mrs Charles Thomas, and many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilac Garden Club
J. A. Henry
G. Norton
Rosamond Kintball
Library Club
Holel Barlow
First Christian Church
Hoover Favors Two Step Peace Plan After War
Chicago December 17 Herbert Hoover urged a two stage postwar settlement with an instant conditional peace followed by a cooling off period to settle major questions separately He called for the United Nations to approve both phases and enforce the conditional peace outlining six points for the declaration and warning of many problems to follow.
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Chicago
Versailles
Herbert Hoover
Executives Club
Hoover
United Nations
Many Members of Congress Not to Return
Washington, Dec. 17. The 78th Congress ends after nearly five years of work with adjournment and farewell speeches as members head home for a three week rest before January 6. The session closes amid sparse attendance and a sense of storms ahead for the next term, including veteran Senator George Norris of Nebraska.
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Congress
Washington
Tih
George Norris
Nebraska
Roving Residents Briefly on Christmas Visits
Mrs. Raymond Jones and Mrs. Clyde Monts motored to Texarkana yesterday. Mrs. Milton Eason departed for Seattle to spend Christmas with her husband, First Lieutenant Milton Eason. William Greene arrived from Carnston to spend a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Greene. Mrs. L. M. Lile and Mrs. Rentmel Young visit Little Rock today. Mrs. Bynum Brooks visited Midland and Mrs. B. C. Saunders returned home. Nell Louise Broyles expected from Henderson State Teachers College to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Broyles. PFC Arthur Barr returned to Camp Barkley after BR visit with his parents. Mrs. Irina Dean leaves for Memphis then Camp Van Dorn to visit her daughter Miss Gwendolyn Dean. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and others visited in Texarkana yesterday. Staff Sergeant Charles H. Duke visits from Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. BE. Wingfield went to Texarkana for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Crit Stuart host their son Crit Stuart Jr. of Washington, D. C.
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Nell Louise Broyles
Henderson State Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
J. C. Broyles
Arthur Barr
Camp Barkley
Texas
Harvey Barr
Irina Dean
Memphis
Camp van Dorn
Natchez, Miss
Gwendolyn Dean
Arkansas urged to start statewide secondary oil recovery
Federal push for secondary recovery in Arkansas oil fields could save large amounts of irrecoverable oil, prevent fuel shortages, and bolster the war effort. The article notes the Smackover and other old fields offer sizable reserves, the need for timely action, and potential equipment support to accelerate development, protecting refinery supplies and the state’s economy.
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Smackover
South Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas Gasts
Arkansas Oil
Army and Navy plan for technical training program
The War Department will select enlisted men under 22 for specialized training to expand technical capabilities with broad democratic access based on merit. Navy provisions allow high school graduates ages 17 to 19 to join as apprentice seamen or Marines, then enter college or university training teams for officer and technical education.
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War Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Edge of Darkness ends in Norway retreat across fjord
In a late afternoon into night struggle, Gunnar leads a last stand as Germans close in on Molde. Fire, shouting, and a desperate evacuation push fishermen and fighters to boats bound for England while Stensgard dies holding the line to delay the pursuers for a final escape.
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Trygve
Norway
Sverre Trog
Nam
Eos
Molde
Trondheim
Helgeland
Trollness
Gunnar
England
Kjerlof
Jensen
Lofatens
Malken
Stoksund
Hammer
Konig
Stensgard
Lars
U.S. Condemns Nazi Treatment of Jews in Europe
The United States joined other nations in denouncing Germany for the extermination of Jews. The State Department cited reports of systematic killings and mass deportations in Poland and other territories, describing ghettos emptied of Jews and victims counted in hundreds of thousands. The note warned perpetrators will not escape retribution.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Germany
State Department
Europe
Hitler
Poland
Navy seeks enlisted youths for aviation training program
The Navy outlined eligibility for 17 to 22 year olds with acceptable vision and fitness. Recruits must be organically sound and ready for rigorous college level education. The program allows education training for enlisted men with proper qualifications and officer recommendation, with transfer to aviation training possible upon request.
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Ted
Navy
Boys Club Plans Dues and Equipment for 1943 Start
The Boys Club has not yet decided dues for sponsor members while planning to buy athletic equipment for gym use outside boys' schedules. The American Legion hall is offered for club use until permanent quarters are found. Ted Jones chairs the athletic equipment committee with Fay Hammonds Martin Gehling and Albert Fink tasked to arrange the purchase. Operations are set to begin around January 1 1943.
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American Legion Hall
Ted Jones
Fay Hammonds
Martin Gehling
Albert Fink
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Boston
NEA
Coast
Hope
Order of the Hastern Star
the Masonic Hall
Friday Music Club
Mrs. vi
Carlton
Cosmopolitian Club
Rs. Kelly Bryant
George ‘Tewborn
Graves
First
Tlis
O. A. Graves
Rose Har
Ben Edjamonston
Estelle Loguins
Graydon Anthony
Norma Lewis
A. D. Russel
Lloyd Kinard
Oliver Mills
Ralph Smith
G. A. Hurt
Kenneth Hamilton
Charles Thomas
Herbert Lewallen
Clyde Hendrixson
Curtis Urrey
B. W. Iedwards
Blair Shuford
W. A. Mudgett
Marion Buchanan
Eugene Boyce
Rose Harrie
K. J. Kaplinger
Luck
Rialto
Lupe Velez
Leon Errol
Spitfire
Lon Chaney
Leo Carrillo
Andy Devine
Tim Holt
Hope Star
Raymond Jones
Clyde Monts
Texarkana
Milton Eason
Seattle
Wash
Lieutenant Milton Eason
William Greene
Carn Livingston, la
Mrs
Joe B. Greene
Bynum Brooks
Midland
B. C. Saunders
The
City
Charles Dana Gibson
Frank Johnson
K. W. Young
A. L. Black
Charles H. Duke
Alaska
Charles Duke
North Lim Street
Mrs. BE
Wingfield
Crit Stuart
Crit Stuart, Jr
Washington, D. C
Eanes
NEW Saenger
John Wayne
John Carroll
Flying Tigers
CAUL
Tex Ritter
Opportunity
Army and Oy
EDGE
Darkness
William Woods
Gerd
Osterholm
Masci Qsterholm
Fra Eriksen
Solveig
Sverre
Einar
Olaf
U.S
Uncle Sam
Hall Bros
Boys Club
American Institute of Laundering
Musteat
Felt Everetts
Fgufti Scomyponte Red Cross Shoes
Red Cross
Hope's Finest Department Store
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