Social and Personal Notes From a Local Church Meeting
Social and Personal items note WAMU First Baptist Church gathering on Monday at 10:30 AM with mission study. Alpha Zeta chapter of Beta Gamma Phi meets at Hope City Hall at 7:45 PM. Junior G. A. at First District Church 4 PM with guest J. S. Compere. American Legion Auxiliary meeting 3 PM at Mrs. W. Smith’s home. Gilbart Wilson marriage announced. Evelyn Gilbert to Sgt. William Wilson Sr. of Racine Wisconsin on Feb 14. Emelene McDowell and Wanda Ruggles visit Ballas friends. several births and admissions listed. note on reading speed belief.
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Stage veteran Ruth Amos finally hits Broadway in Strange Bedfellows
AP News profiles Ruth Amos, a 58 year old veteran who after decades in stock companies and road tours appears on Broadway in Strange Bedfellows. She recalls starting in the north west a four decades journey, working in Detroit and Worcester, and notes today’s young actors seek easier paths while she values persistence and the stage’s psychological moments.
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Guilfora
Florence Tigerson
Guy Palmerton
British Quit Fort William After 257 Years of Ties
The Second East Lancashire Battalion leaves Fort William in Calcutta ending a 257 year British association with the fort. Raised in 1755, the unit served in the USA at Bunke y Hill and in World War II campaigns in Arakan and North Burma before moving to Calcutta to quell riots until May this year.
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Paris Puts on Her Apron in New Style Aprons
Paris fashion sketches show aprons elevated to living room wear by designers like Schisparelli. Frocks are styled with bright Rocher wool, black crepe, and park pink hues. Aprons feature side grommets, black bows, and bibs in green red tartan with fringe.
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Schisparelli
Mystery at Tophill: Waxed Shoes and a Fatal Stairfall
Ann Bancroft faces a chilling plot at Tophill as wax on her pumps signals danger. A hidden box and golf balls arranged to trigger a deadly typewriter fall reveal a calculated murder plan aimed at her. Rush, Laurie, and Rinda probe how the swinging garden bridge collapse ties to a past scandal and current threat.
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Here and There in Arkansas Shotting suspect identified in deadly exchange
Deputy Sheriff Jac Brueck said today a 46 year old man identified as Bone Colyert Bene was among two suspects in a Sunday shooting that left officers injured and a second man sought for questioning in Texarkana. Bene, released from Angola two months ago, was arrested near Lane North Little Rock. A second suspect remains at large.
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News of the Churches First Pentecostal and Catholic Services
Multiple church notices list Sunday schools and worship times for First Pentecostal, Catholic Our Lady of Good Hope, Rock of Ages Broadcast on KXAR, and various sermons prayers and weekday activities. Names include Rev. T. Fe Ford Rev. R. F. Bayle Rev. J. Cooper Rev. W. Northey Jones Rev. Doyle M. Ingram and several parish events across North Ferguson Street North Math at West Avenue and South Elm Street with services, vesper schedules, and choir practice.
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R. F. Bayle
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Rice industry discussion to be held in Washington
In Washington on Feb 20 a conference will address problems facing the rice industry with participation from U S Congress members representing Texas Louisiana and Arkansas state officials and industry spokesmen. The event aims to map policy and outlook as part of a broader discussion among rice growers.
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Arkanas
Hitchhiking trail to Detroit to Beulah spurs cash haul
A recovered hitchhiking case details a cache of about $3,000 in hills, around $60 in gold, nearly $2,000 in coins, and 10 bottles of whisky. The woman traveled by train from Pictsbur g to Traverse City then hiked 30 miles to Beulah. She learned of valuables through Crawford's visits to her grandfather in Pittsburgh months earlier, per sheriff. The piece then shifts to club schedules for Washington 4 H and other home demonstration events through February 29.
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If Husbands Could Change A City Women Debate Domestic Aims
Dororthy Dix notes a group of women discussing changes they would make to their husbands. Answers range from turning husbands into organized helpers to improving conversation, with many lamenting control, weariness, and jealousy of mothers in law.
Parking Rule Favors Uptown Access in 1948 Letter
Hope Citizen laments two hour parking law and meters as smart towns adopt. She notes unusual uptown parking ease and calls for doubling the parking fine, urging readers to support stricter enforcement. The letter is signed but name withheld on request.
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Mountain Fire Gaining Control on Sugar Loaf Mountain
Foresters gained the upper hand today over a stubborn forest fire on Sugar Loaf mountain 30 miles south of here. They expect the blaze to be under control about midnight after burning roughly 4000 acres. District Forester Curtis Cuffman said 32 was of incendiary origin.
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