Wesleyan Service Guild and church circles plan meetings
The calendar notes multiple church group gatherings for Monday February 18. Wesleyan Service Guild 2 meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs Minto Davis home The Circle 5 WSCS of First Methodist hosts at Mrs J W Franks home Co hosts Velda Seamons and Kathern Jones The Fol lowers First Baptist Day circle meets at 11 am at Mrs Bill Watson home for a potluck with Kathren Halton and Martha Hairston circles attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild 2
Minto Davis
WSCS
First Methodist Church
J. W. Franks
Velda Seamons
Kathern Jones
First, Baptist Church
Kathren Halton
Martha Hairston
Bill Watson
Anne
Homer Bostic
Cabot
American Legion Auxiliary
Aposthe
Leslie Huddleston
Olan
Pony
Reaves
Joe Jones
R. D. Haynes
Life Around Sections of Arkansas Life Around Sections of Arkansas
Two Russellville students James Sparks and Billie Warl kept perfect attendance for nine years until last week when James contracted mumps. Billie moved to relatives to avoid catching it. James Tra, a junior at Arkansas Tech, and Billie Earla at Russellville High. Community notices include round of meetings, a canary band inquiry, and a 104 pound turnip. The Dunkin County Sheriff and Missouri State Highway Patrol reported a bullet-riddled car incident with an asleep occupant.
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J. C. Tillman
Associated Press
Russellville
James Wa Sparks
Billie Warl
James Tra
Htis
Billie
Avoil
Arkansas Tech
Billie Earlails
Russellville High School
Bridge Club
Arkansas-Missouri
John Hatley
Dunkin County
Sheriff's of
R. T. White
Missouri State High
Sy McMath
Georgel
Newberm
Bryan McGaugh
el Dorado
Minor Polkin
Arkansas House considers crackdown on gambling violations
LITTLE ROCK AP A resolution drafting to urge Gov. Faubus to enforce gambling laws was prepared by uodruff County Rep. Jack Oakes with potential co sponsors. The measure opposes a bill by N B Murphy creating a state police unit to investigate gambling, while Faubus has resisted state police action in Hot Springs. Church groups criticized his position after a January statement.
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Ashley County
N.B. Murphy
Oakes
Arkansas
Faubus
Hot Springs
U S Policy Re examination Faces Kennedy Era Shifts
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy administration foreign policy review focusing on Europe. He compares De Gaulle's nationalism to Soviet and Chinese dynamics, notes how prosperity tempers zeal, and links policy rethinking to broader global ideological strains and domestic debates.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Europe
de Gaulle
Stalin
Lenin
Faubus
Bookmobile Schedule for February Week at Various Homes and Stores
A fragmented schedule lists bookmobile stops and times for February 19 and 21, naming numerous homes, stores, schools, and communities such as Willisville, Spring Hill, Waterloo, Parris, Dearinger, Linyard, and Brown. The garbled OCR includes times like 8:25 and 9:00, with many misspelled place names and stray characters, reflecting a local circulation timetable.
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Bostry
Sita Em Bertth
Chan
Oakhaven
Columbus
Wila Cox
Oza Ammonetts
Bab's
Carrigan Lume
Willisville Schont
Willisville
Atkins
Waterloo Kelly
Everett
Parris
Dearinger
Clark
Linyard
Spring Hill
Spring Till
Brown
Suspicious Salesman Triggers Multi-State Car Theft Probe
A Hot Springs used car dealer sparked a federal probe into a seven man ring accused of stealing cars across four states. More than 20 vehicles, many stolen in Akron Ohio and repainted in Georgia, were recovered in Hot Springs and Shreveport. Arrested were Winfred Angel Roy Paulson D L Mooney William Palmer Joseph Newman Foster Imhoff and Darius Woody. They face conspiracy and interstate transportation charges with preliminary hearings set for February 27 in Hot Springs. The FBI Arkansas State Police Hot Springs Police and others assisted.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
FET
Roy J. Moore
Moore
T Here
Akron
Ohio
Georgia
Shreveport
Winfred Lee Angel
Roy Edward Paulson
D.L
Buster
Mooney
Wiliam
Charles Palmer
Tallmadge
Hot ‘Springs
Angel
Paulson
Spa
Newman
Palmer
Imhoff
FBI
Arkansas State Police
Nationalism's rise challenges world in era of communism
The piece argues nationalism fuels secession and friction across nations from Russia to Africa and Latin America. It warns that poverty and unequal wealth in Latin America threaten stability, risking a Kennedy era policy rethink to curb communism's spread in the Southern Hemisphere.
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China
Russia
Red China
Japan
Long Island
India
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Kennedy
Dorothy Dix Answers Judy on Eyes and Hobbies
Dorothy Dix replies to Judy Ann Ciesinski detailing eye color as cow-like and recounts walking Manhattan Island with Ruth and Theo dore Steinway. She shares Paris horse Worden stories, sport interests, and plans to answer more questions in a future column.
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Helen
Paris
Worden
Ralph Aswers
Strassburger
Judy Ann Ciesinski
North Bloomfield
Ohio
Judy
Jere
New York
Hamilton Institute For
Manhattan Island
Theodore Steinway
New York World-Telegram
Ruth
Manhattan
The
Herald
Chantilly
Prince of
Orleans
Duc d'Aumale
Antionette Hoffherr
Barnard
Dorothy Dix Trademark Noted in Bell Syndicate Feature
Dorothy Dix remains a registered trademark cited in a Bell Syndicate Feature. The note confirms trademark status and distribution context within the syndicated column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Giants Executive Eddie Bran Nick in Hospital Stay
Eddie Bran nick, 7L year old traveling secretary of the San Francisco Giants, remained in satisfactory condition at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital today. He entered the hospital Feb 7 with pneumonia and is able to move around the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brannick
San Francisco Giants
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Clague Stationed at Bevatron Case Ends in Death
Amid a chaotic Bevatron scene Matt confirms Clague is the shooter behind Dr Pruitt s murder. Johnson is dead and Clague lies injured as medical staff treat Moynihan who survived a bullet wound. Beth and Wes Stroup discuss outcomes and social pressures while others face consequences.
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Matt
Bevatron
Malt
Bradley
Claguie
Stroup
McCann
Mr. McCann
Rodney McCann
Dr. Pruitt
Chet
Clague
Pruitt
Moynihan
Jack Clague
Nelson
Frank Moynihan
Johnson
Liewa
Corbin Bradley
Matt Bacon
Beth
Wes Stroup
Jack
Chie
jBelle Pruitt
Simon Rispin
Belle Pruitt
Boll
Paris American Church: traditions and mission abroad
The Paris chapter of the American Church upholds worship, baptisms and social functions while expanding services such as banks for soldiers on leave, AA meetings, bilingual nursery care and space for the American College in Paris. Led by Rev. Martin Van Buren Sargent, it moved to the Quai d Orsay in 1931 and serves a diverse, transient membership of diplomats, military and business personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Martin van Buren Sargent
Alcoholics Anonymous
American College
U.S
Rue de Berri
Champs Elysees
New York Herald Tribune
Seine
Quai d'Orsay
Sargent
United States
Europe
New York City
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Hazel Sorreils
Jewell Moore
Amanda Tinkle
J. C. Luck
Batesville
Claude Walhert
Dorens
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Lillian Carlson
James Braden
Hampton
Pordyce
Thornton
Harrell School
Cal
Joe Thomasson
Delight
Johnny Guitar
Metro -Goldwye- A
Ana
Eilen Brooke
Siwbert Rosenfeld
Ben Brooke
Helen Worden Erskine
Antoinette
Forest of
Daily News
Pimlico
Peraps
Mneth O. Hay
Kemnath
Hay
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rodneyi McCann
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
Wath & la
Hwy
Ellen Diane
Pat Dames
Diane's Beauty Salon
Highway
Hope, Arkansas
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