Christmas Social News From Texarkana and Conway
A jumble of social events, church plans, and hospital open house details from Texarkana and Conway highlights include a First Presbyterian Christmas vesper service, Just a More Bridge Club at Mrs. Hicks’s home, Miss Merle Vick’s engagement, and an Owen House clinic tour at Josephine Hospital with Drs Cannon Kolb and Pickell. Attendees include Maggie Bell, Ika Bell, George Ruffin Marshall, Jimmie Harmin, Mrs. J. M. Harbin, Mrs. Florence Turner, and many local residents.
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Maggie Bell
Ika Bell, Sr
George Ruffin Marshall
Texarkana
Mra
Frank Hicks
Bridge Club
Allehe Johnson
Merle Vick
Sidney
MeMath
Riba
Josephine Hospital
Owen House
G. E. Cannon
A.C. Kolb
F. W. Pickell
Kolb
Harold Ward
Josephine
Whitfield Cannon
Mullie Evans
Mary Matthews
J. T. West
West Division Street
Sidney McMath
Evelyn Green
Jack McCabe
Talbot Feild, Jr
West
McMath
Alice McMath
John Green
Little Rock
Brooks Shults
Fulton
Ernest Wingfield
T. 5. McDavitt
Roy Stevenson
Frank Johnson
Hattie Ann Feilds
Bertha Turner
Miss Whitten
Billy Duckett
Merley Vick
Cornelia Whitehurst
Lucy Boyd
Jack Meek
Bradley
Ho! Buck
Ike T. Bell, Jr
Calyin Marshall
Bible Study and Services at Fort Smith Church
John W. Slater of Fort Smith will preach at the morning service. Sermon subject for the morning is The Incarnation Night. Bible study on Lord's Day at 10 o'clock, preaching at 11. Ladies Bible class Tuesday at 2 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
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John W. Slater
Fort
Smnthh
First Christian Church Sunday School and Services
The Sunday School at First Christian Church led by C.F. Erwin meets at 3:45 p m with classes working hard and a Bible School hour ending with Communion. Preaching at 11:00 a m and a White Christmas pageant at 1:30 p m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p m Wednesday.
Christmas Services at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church presents a full Christmas week program with Sunday School in departments, 11:00 a.m. worship on the theme The Song of the Herald Angels, 5:00 p.m. carol vesper service, and 6:45 p.m. Young Peoples Society meeting. Additional events include 3:00 p.m. Monday Ladies Auxiliary and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting.
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the Herald Angels
The
Young, Peoples Society
Ladies Auxiliary
Christmas program at the Baptist Church Sunday School
The Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School with a special program timed for 11 AM and a 7 30 PM Christmas musical program by the choir. A freewill offering supports Monticelo orphanage care. The pastor speaks on On the Fields Where Angels Sang and the church urges full participation. P U meets at 645 PM.
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Monticelo
P. U
Card of Thanks from Fields Family for kindness
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our mother S. P. Fields. From her family.
Man Held in Murder at Memphis 30 Years Ago
Uniontown Pa. Samuel L. Huston was held in Fayette county jail on a 30 year old Memphis case pending arrival of Memphis officers. He was arrested for failure to pay costs in a minor case where he was plaintiff. Rumor tied Huston to a 1901 Memphis shooting. officers requested his detention.
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Uniontown
Samuel L. Huston
Fayette Colony
Memphis
Tenn
Houston
Jalard
Arkansas Man Charged in Death of His Wife
Guy Page of Newburg was held on a second degree murder charge in Melbourne Arkansas after his wife died in Oklahoma. An exam reportedly found broken ribs and bruises on the back and head, and authorities say she was beaten with a stick.
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Arkansas
Melbourne
Ark
Guy Page
Newburg
Joi
Page
Oklahoma
Ruth Hall rises in Hollywood through grit and luck
Ruth Hall, a Tampa born junior league star, journeys to Hollywood in 1930 to pursue acting. After initial rejections she persists, wins a small stage role, then fails a test before landing a long term First National contract. Her success hinges on beauty, talent, and family support as she navigates casting offices and studios. Joe E Brown anchors support with Dorothy Lee, Edward Woods, and Mervyn LeRoy directing.
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Ruth Hall
Sundey
Saenger Theatre
Joe E.brown
Hollywood
Hollywood Studios
Tampla
Fla
First National
Hensing
Florida
Hell Harbor
Tampa
Motion Picture
Ruth
Avi
Oc 2
Joe E. Browns
Dorothy Lee
Edward Woods
Wade Boteler
William Burress
Edward J. Nugent
John Harrington
Mervyn le Roy
Three Kinds by Kay Cleaver Love and Theran
Mary Frances and Ermintrude clash over a handsome newcomer Earl DeArmount as Anne and Ceelly contend with poverty and past wealth. In a Portland office setting, Ann juggles work, letters, and longing while a social scene unfolds around rent, romance, and a fateful arrival with Mary Frances and Ermintrude plotting a discreet night out.
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Anne
Mary Prances Ten
Nod Ceelly
Fenwick
Ucre
Jonk
Avi Skueny
Kent
Portland
Wenwick
Andy
Durie
Naker
Allen
Ennyson
Mary-Frances
Ermintruda
Ermintrude
Ermictrude
Earl DeArmount
Mary-Franges
Mr. DeArmount
Mary-Franceg
Lonoke Colored Church Plans Fruit and Flower Day
Lonoke church schedules fruit and flower day with 9:45 Sunday school 11:30 sermon on Samson and bees 1:15 fruit and flower hour and 1:45 preaching on The Ambassador of God. Men bring fruit and women flowers. Christmas spirit noted. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wish issued.
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Lonoke
Samson
Pictures in the Air Overhead photography by the Army Air Corps
The U S Army Air Corps has done valuable aerial photography reports Maj Gen James E Fechet Chief of the Air Corps. Flying photographs from high altitudes cover areas up to 19 400 square miles and a new Filmy series can reveal structures at sunrise and sunset.
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Washington
U. S Army Air Corps
James £. Fechet
Air Corps
the Vorps
Abolition Debate Splits Colleges Amid Public Tension
Theodore Middlebrooks defends Moiné College as supporters condemn abolition drives. A heated meeting adjourns after the dean cancels classes, with students cheering as speakers pledge continued resistance. The dispute centers on funding and the value of the institutions in Kansas and similar colleges.
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Moiné College
Theodore Middlebrooks
Stu
Overstreet
Sot
Kansas
Arkansas Grows Christmas Trees and Evergreens Pride
Arkansas forester Charles A Gillett urges use of state grown Christmas trees to boost rural income and showcase pine forests. He notes freshness advantage of Arkansas trees over distant imports and calls on citizens to buy local to aid farmers and reduce costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arka
Charles A.G. Forester
State Agricultural Skin Service
Gillett
Forsted
Washington
Kansas
Aviation Money: 1941 production values for planes and engines
New York report estimates aviation production for 1941 by Charles L. Lawrence president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. Planes valued at 19,289,445 dollars comprise 2.52 percent of output. Engines valued at 18,424,290 dollars total. Overall value 32,713,735 dollars. About 170 percent of this amount has been sold to the War and Navy Departments.
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NEW York —Aviations
Charles L. Lawrence
Aeropautical Chamber of Commerce
War and Navy Departments
Norway to begin regular Oslo to United States air service
Regular flight service between Norway and the United States is planned for next summer. Captain Meistertin, director of Norway air routes, announced schemes for routes via Scheine i and Greenland, aiming to cross the Atlantic to teach America in some place in Tob radar.
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Oslo
Norway
United States
Meistertin
Norway Air Routes
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