Faith and community notes fill Thursday pages
A patchwork of devotional lines and local notices fills the page. The Pat Cleburne chapter meets at 2:30 pm at Mrs. John S. Gibson's home while the Cosmopolitan club gathers at 3 pm at Mrs. W. R. Tramil’s residence. Local clubs, church groups, and family announcements appear alongside wedding plans for Thalia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barr, and J. W. Harper Jr. in Magnolia, with attendees and alumni from Hope, Ark. and surrounding towns.
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Pat Cleburne
John S. Gibson
A. F. Hanegan
The
Cosmopolitan Club
W. R. Tramil
South Elm Streat
Ant Mra
JC. Broselion
Haynesville
Thalia
J. W. Harper, Jr
J. W. Harper
Hope
Ark
Suridas
Primuate
Bill to Prohibit and Signings Reported in Indiana
Three Bloomington Indiana Big Ten champions of 1988 signed with major leagues and will report to spring training. Bill Smith a pitcher joins the New York Giants while outfielders John Hobseit and Henry Becker head to the Cardinals and White Sox respectively, with their reported organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Bill Smith
New York
Giants
John Hobseit
Henry Becker
Willoty
Cardinal
White Sox
Free Dinner Aids Churchs Auction
In Clayton North Carolina Mount Moriah Baptist church holds a harvest auction with a free community dinner to raise funds for repairs and salaries. Members donate goods from pigs and vegetables to homemade quilts, while a large crowd enjoys barbecued meat and pies before bidding. An auction day can bring in as much as 150 dollars.
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Clayton
N. C
Mount Moriah
Thurels Yard
Paxter Powell
Invites 100 Friends, Gives 'Em the Gong
Cleveland reports a printed invitation by William Feather inviting 100 friends to his home for five Thursdays from 4 to 7 pm. He notes a cautious welcome, no women guests, and modest refreshments. The turnout proves successful.
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Cleveland
Willian Feather
Su Maeriod
Patchwork defense plan drawn into sharper focus
Washington editorial argues a coherent national defense policy is needed, urging a Joint House Senate Committee to study land sea and air needs, coordinate bases and industry, and guide ongoing appropriations. It critiques piecemeal add ons and calls for unified planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
George Mieldig Bilal
NEA
Chorge Fielding Eliot
Washington
Pnat
Appropriations ‘Committee
House of Representatives
Bureau of the Budget
Sen
Eunate
Horse
Senate
Avia
Pasuredl
Miliing and
Naval Affaires Committees
Foreign Affairs and Appropriations Committees
House
Army
Navy
Citadel Film Brings Cronin Novel to Screen in 1940s
MGM moves The Citadel to film with Robert Donat as Dr Drew Manson and Rosalind Russell as his wife. British stars Ralph Richardson Rex Harrison Emlyn Williams and Penelope Dudley-Ward fill a 100-strong cast under King Vidor. Cronin wrote the book in Sussex where he and his wife sought a quiet home. The new movie opens at the Basciger Theater Thursday after early showings in London.
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AL the
Robert Doriat
Dydrew Manson
Bacsiger Theater
Rosal Od Russell
Ralph Richardson
Rex Harvison
Emlyn Williams
Penelope Dudley-Ward
King Victor
Cronin
Counttrysides
England
Sussex Downs
Ukseruon
Flis
Cyonin
Arundel
Ampleforth
Oll
Andrew
the Citadel
Squash Champ Reflects on Calm Domestic Life
A narrative portrait of Cronin, a squash champion, who strolls his lawns with a dog, tends fruit trees, and hikes the Downe ridges. He jots ideas that simmer as he writes, his pen ready to send words across Nis mga even as ink dries.
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Downe
Cronin
Nis Mga
Old California in Picture and Story review by Bruce Catton
A book by Stewart Edward White, Old California in Picture and Story, is praised for its vivid narrative built from journals letters and gossip of the gold rush era. The reviewer notes White emphasizes human anecdotes over statistics, detailing mud soaked streets mule fatalities plank roads and high living costs in early San Francisco during the gold rush era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Edward White
California
Doubleday
Dylan
White
Sutter's Mill
San Francisco
Sherman
Mr. White
San
Fragmentary Notes on Old Prints and Almanac Lore
A garbled preview references Bliss and Old Probable Almanac, Hicks, and various phrases about Christmas in England and generations. Mentions a book by Mr. White featuring a collection of old prints, with hints of miners, vigilantes, dens, and lascivings.
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Francisco Tose
Wil
White
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Garrett Memorial Church
Firurstay
Hallis Purdekel
Ovachlta Presbyteria
First Presbyterian Church
K. G. McRae
Bistress
Shnual
Mena
Mate Barlow
George Dews
Arkadelpha
Abe Collins
DeQueen
E. H. Mahoney
Eb Dorn
Carter Jobsin
Corres
Donding Seissary
Cakies
T. ¥. Logan
Preseltt
Martin Greer
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Chalhita Efficienty Coromittee
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Brewster Elly
Brogern Committees
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A. F. Hanefun
Eily
White Crass
W. OW
Brueggemann
Texarkana
Hike Torlan
BR. H. Davis
Stamps
Sens Retary Spirituel Fo
BR. L. Seavey
Cp Arthur Barr
Arksinsus College
Batesville
A. C
Espn
Artid
American Institute of Lawndering
ARAID
Saenger
Jane Withers
Arizona Wildcat
Moscow
Eevee
Sses Sassee, Mamie Usaf Veneretie
Rairartonys
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Europe
George Gladstone
Paramount
Uwns
Afx
Terriat
P Dachshund
Qsthnuiver
Jack
Holt
Dr. Meade
Albert Claris
Russellville
REA
Rhode Island
Gretchen McGowan
North Carolina
Victor McLaglin
Clare Trevor
Sally Blane
Spencer Tracy
Lolise Rainer
Janet Beecher
U. S. Defense
Army Air Corps
Panama
Atlantic
Gulf
Victor McLaglen
Brian Donlevy
Gypsy Hose Lee
Broadway
Clare Trévor
Bill Robinson
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Big City
Louise Ryner
America
Spencer ‘Tracy
Billy the Kid
Hoy Rogers
Mary Hart
Smiley Burnette
Ling Miami Bythie Majorie Be Beate Ee Eunlan
While Taiers Paresel
Reading
Les Cummings
Union Club of New York
Jock Simmers
M. L
Eayle Stumps
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hope Prescott
Nashville
Bruce Catton
Stindry
Hays
Gene
Vicks
Susie
Aioesores
Buse
Boghin Foon
Star
Naf
John S. Gibson Drug Company
South Elm Street Hope, Arkansas
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