Baptist church notices and community events digest
Social and Personal notes list church groups meeting in February. The Minor Gills Auxiliary hosts a George Washington rarity event at the church on February 18, with Junior Gils invited, followed by WWA and Circle gatherings at several homes. The Cosmopolitan Club and Hendrix College Band events are scheduled, with a Founders Day program at Hope High School and a PTA tea, plus a J C Penney staff breakfast honoring 20 years of service for Mrs. Bundy.
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the Most Baptist Church
George Washington
W.M.A
First Baptist Church
S. L. Murphy
Last Third Street
W. P. Singleton
East Second Street
W. A. Williams
South Main Street
Joe Rider
South Main
Harry Shiver
North Main
Circle G
W. Ny Garter
West Division
Hendrix College
Hove High School
Mar
Ashley Coftman
Shyule
Agh
Methodist Hintels
P.T.A
Hope High School
Brookwood Eta
George Robison
J. &. Cooper
Disk Watkins
Mary Ania Aseter
Shirley Easterling
Arch Moore
Aileene Golfing
Missox Ibeline White
Mary Lou Moore
Mary Ellen Downs
Huckabee Celebrates 72nd Birthday Anniversary
C E Huckabee marked his 72nd birthday at home on Route Number 1 Gope with a family reunion on Wednesday.
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C. E. Huckabee
Huckabee
Gope
Christy
Green Shirt Linked to Memphis Bank Robbery Arrests
FBI said two men robbed a Memphis First National Bank of 48862, later arrested in Miami Florida with two women as material witnesses. The case, tied to a green shirt found at tourist camps, involved $49000 recovered and bonds set for suspects.
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Tenn
Jed
FBI
Miami
Fla
Don Hostetler
John Eugene Anjsterson
St. Louis
Horace Alexander
Hostetter
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Mabel Elizabeth Scroggins
Uoder
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Hosteller
Philadelphia
Litlie Rock
New Oreleans
Florida
Moving and visiting notes from Biloxi to Tokyo era
A compact column lists visits and arrivals in Biloxi and Magnolia families, and traces Private James F. McKamie of Hope Arkansas serving with the Occupation Forces in Tokyo. It covers home visits by Mrs. D. B. Russell Jr and Violet Ross, and Jane Osbnrne’s Biloxi departure, plus McKamie’s military path from Spring Hill High School through Fort Bliss to Sapporo and Tokyo medical units.
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Highth Army
Tokyo
Japan
James F. McKamie
Hope
Arkansas
49Th General Hospital
McKamie
Spring Hill
Spring Hil
Pvt
Fort Bliss
Texas
McKamie W
161St Station
Sapporn
United States
MrKamie
Fort Jackson
Line
19Th Central Hospital
James V. Mekunyeside
Hope, Ark
Hospital Notes Branch Hospital Admits New Arrival
Miss Mollie Brownling Hope Sam Smith Buckner and Mr Mrs Sam Cornelius of Prescott welcome a baby boy born February 17 at Branch General Hospital.
Chester Hospital Discharges and New Arrival Report
At Chester Hospital the discharge list includes Mrs. Huss Bright Hope and Mrs. Sasie Tyier Hope. The arrival notes announce a baby for Mrs. Unis Simionk Lewisville Route No 1 and list several discharged patients and names in scattered form.
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Julta Chester Hospital
Mes
Dul Allen
Fred White
Wadas Burky
Huss Bright—Hope
Hope
Sasie Tyier
Knighton WonoGuer
Unis Simonk
Lewisville
Local Club Meeting Recaps Plans and Birthdays
The Lions Roamanetretion Club gathered February 11 with president Mrs. Mei outlining a yearlong project. Officers listed included Mrs. Tunnten and MHL, with Clyde Regers and Stella Adios among those present. Mrs. G Black and Mrs. Stella Adios hosted, March meeting set with demonstrations on rye seeds. refreshments served.
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Ile Pdinbog
Lorrgine Black
Wued
Jtyme Demanewatin Agta
Winiui Lions Romenetretion Club
Heaton
Mis
Mei
Uted
Hutsby
Osa
Huss Moniber
Clyde Regers
G. Black
Stella Adios
Hamilton Wire
Howitt
Iwirnaiy Gibsons
Tabernacle Ends Training Course Completions
The Tabernacle reports 52 participants completed the Training for a Christian Service course led by Rev. H. Paul Holdridge. attendees spanned Sunday School staff, youths, officers, and others. a list of graduates includes Hazel Abram and many others. The National Sunday School Convention will be held March 6 to 10 in Springfield Missouri, with about twelve graduates planning to attend as Tabernacle representatives.
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The
Tabernacle
Marion Lawrance
H. Paul Holdridge
Hazel Abram
Boyce Baker
Wesley Barton
Guy , Basye
Carl Bruyner
R. M. Bruner
Joe Butkey
Glenn Easterling
Clifton Evans
Ralph Francis
Joseph Gene
Carolyn
Joretta Sims
Sybie Sims
Maxine Smith
Lois Steadman
J. R. Steadman
Maxine Tabor
Norma Jean Taylor
W. W. White
Etheline White
Curlis Wales
Glenn Calhoun
Jessia Mac
Margie Givens
S. A. Westbrook, Jr
Bettie Wareren
Otis Simms
Municipal Civil Service Plan Ousted In Arkansas Session
Little Rock February hearing on municipal civil service changes drew protests from city workers no supporters appeared for the bills and sponsors indicated the measures would be dropped. A separate revenue and taxation hearing favored a sales tax on liquor and wine with a 0 percent use tax proposal limited to certain inputs. railroad and industrial witnesses opposed the tax plan while comments referenced hoped spending on public works and diesel conversion plans.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ben
Ellis Pagan
Little Raut
Cain
Fagan
Frailroads
Passey Ag
Homesick Wives in Dorothea Dix Advice Column
Dear Miss Dix, a newly moved wife laments leaving her family and friends for her husband’s good job. The counsel explores homesickness, isolation, and the enduring pull of mothers and old social ties for brides and older women alike.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix on Neighbors and Home Life Echoes
A long reader letter seeks guidance on being a good neighbor and managing homesickness, with stinging critique of noisy parties and missed courtesies. Dorothy Dix responds urging practical kindness, consideration for others, and shared duties to reduce friction in apartment life. She also addresses a student’s desire to quit school, advising a school change and sympathetic teacher assessment to uncover underlying issues.
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Dorothy Dix
Fox Elite
Olivia De Haviland Teaches Expecting Baby in August
Hollywood report states actress Olivia De Haviland is expecting a baby in August, her first child with Marcus Gaddy, whom she married on August 20, 1948 in Westport Connecticut. The note reflects a dated gossip item from The Bell Syndicates.
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Olivia de Haviland
Hollywood
Marcus Gaddy
West “Po Conn
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