Social and Personal Social Calendar and Church Notices
Social and Personal listings show club meetings at homes and churches on Friday and Monday with hostess details, plus reports of marriages and UDC meeting notes. Local ministers announce services at First Baptist First Methodist and First Presbyterian, with calendar items for Sunday School, worship, vesper services, and circle meetings.
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First Presbyterian Thurch
Thea Long
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Our Men of the Church
Young Peoples
Woman's Auxiliary
Standard Oil Co
Salvation By and Unto the Lord sermon at First Baptist
First Baptist Church at Third and Main Streets reports continued growth in attendance. Pastor W R Hamilton will preach Salvation By and Unto the Lord at 10 50 am as Sunday School meets at 9 30 am and a baptismal service is planned with Washington Baptist Church at 3 00 pm in the auditorium. The Young People finish their Training period.
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First Methodist Church
Piaa
Robert B. Moore
Board of Stewards
Young Fellowship Group
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey
Washington Baptist Church
The Terrible Eye opens in a dim barn laboratory
Jonah Logan and Mahoney tend a strange high voltage device while plotting to impress Henry L. Channing. A vision screen shows a battlefield scene as Logan contemplates sales to the famed camera magnate. Cupid’s surprise hints at future complications. Be. Be Continued
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Mahoney
Jonah
Henry L. Channing
Connecticut
New York
America
Channing
Channing Estate
McCoy
Jonah Logan
Channing Domain
Cupid
Logan
Local Woman Named W A A C Recruiting Chairman in Hope
Major Ted Smith announces Mrs M M McClaughan as chairman of the civilian WAAC recruiting committee for the Hope area of the Texarkana district. She will announce her committee soon and will work with the Texarkana recruiting office. Interested women may contact Mrs McClaughan or the Recruiting Sergeant at City Hall on Thursdays from 10 am to 5 pm. Pay ranges from 50 to 400 dollars monthly. Women aged 21 to 44 with or without children under 14 may enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Smith
Arkansas
M. M. McCloughan
WA. A.C
Hope
Texorekana
M. M. McClaughan
East 2Nd St
Vwape
Texarkana
Woman in Distress Returns Home With Baby in Liquor Store
Mrs Blanche Butler rushed into a Chicago liquor store telling staff she must reach a hospital. Clerk asked Officer Francis O Connor to summon a cab. By the time a taxi arrived the woman exited a rear room with a baby horned in her arms and was taken home with the cab driver.
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Chicago
Francis O'Connor
O'Connor
Blanche Butler
Rubber shortages push need for synthetic industry
Our Daily Bread surveys wartime strain on rubber supply and urges prioritizing synthetic rubber production using butadiene and styrene. It notes delays from diverted equipment, weighs whether to hoard tires or boost rubber program, and praises civilian cooperation in shopping while advising efficiency and off peak travel. It also contrasts Knox on Rabaul with MacArthur's bomber gains, underscoring wartime pressures.
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Jeffers
Ime
Seaboard
Leon Henderson
Jones
Louisiana
White
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
War Manpower Commission launches draft to prioritize war work
The War Manpower Commission announced a new draft plan to give war industries first claim on labor and curb worker switching. In 32 shortage areas, the program will direct transfers under a priority system, with WMC control over most hiring while preserving worker suitability and fair treatment. Area directors will run community operations with management and labor cooperation, balancing war needs with protections for workers. Agricultural hiring remains limited to prevent farm labor loss, while those in essential activities face tightened transfers to non agricultural work.
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War Industries
War Manpower Commission
Tas
WMC
Paul V. Meati
McNutt
U. S. Employment Service
Flynn Case Heads to Jury in Friday Deliberations
In Los Angeles the state closes its final argument against Errol Flynn on statutory rape charges. The case is expected to go to the jury Friday afternoon as prosecutors rebut defense claims of witness testimony and motive.
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Los Angeles
Errol Flynn
John Hopkins
Flynn
Jerry Geisler
Pggy Satterlee
Hopkins
Miss Satterlee
Betty Hansen
Giesler
Miss Hansen
Arkansas Senate Seeks Cartoon Correction From American Magazine
The Arkansas Senate asked American magazine to feature a Dick Hymas cartoon in its February issue. The panel condemned a depiction suggesting wife beating under English law, while some members warned of national backlash. The body also amended the general appropriation bill to curb department head salary transfers and prepared to consider new budget cuts. The Senate completed action on a Sebastian County measure allowing the county quorum court to set salaries for appointed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Feo
Arkansas Senate Today
American Magazine
Dick Hymas
Arkansas
Hyman
Rowell
Senate
Assembly
L. L. Mitchell
Clyde Byrd
el, Dorado
House
Rupert Condrey
Sebastian County
Sebastian
Congress actions and global notes in brief
In recess a Military Affairs Committee questions Paul McNutt on manpower while the Appropriations subcommittee hears General Mearney on manpower. A Defense Committee investigates a concrete barge program as the House pushes a vote on a treasury post office appropriation bill. Ways and Means studies pay as you go taxes. President Roosevelt holds a regular press conference. Safi in French north Africa serves as the port for inland Marrakech with 190000 inhabitants.
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Congress
Associated Press
Paul McNutt
Appropriations
Mearney
Special Defense Committee
House
Treasury-Post Office
Ways and Meats
Roevelt
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Southern Street
Church OF Christ Corner Ltd
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W.A.A.C
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Rabaul
MacArthur
Flynn Case
Portland
Ore
Madison
Ed Carlson
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Marrakech
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