Local Club Meetings and W M U Activities Notice
February gatherings include the Apolian Club meeting at Mrs Lawrence Mart home at 7:45 with multiple hostess duties. Circle Two and Circle Three of the Womens Missionary Union hold sessions, with lessons from the mission study book Creative Southern Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolian Club
R. EB
Lawrence Mart
Ivy
Ines Sue
Andres
Miss Shiver
Roxie Jane Sutton
Ray Lawrence
Comas
Singleton
Circle Two
Womens Missionary Union
East Second Street
A. Whitlow
M. J.nk
Ceative Southern Baptists
J. Nee
First Baptist Circle Four Meeting Reports Social Hour Motifs
Miss Sue O Ste en and Miss Nancy Marlin led Circle Four activities with Home Missions wills and George Washington motif during a social hour. Meeting at Mrs Jon Rider’s South Main Street included nine members and one visitor, led by Mrs W B Mason in leader's absence, with a discussion of Cooperative Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams Home
Circle Three
W.M.A
W. A. Williams
Alain Street
John Turner
Howton
F. Formby
J.B. Lawrence
Leonard Ienis
W. N. Garner
First Baptist Church
W. O .Garner
West Division Street
Henry Haynes
W. H. Gunter
A. G. Rives
Edith Ward
Y.W.A
The
First Baptist
Hadith
Ward
Margaret Blake
Sue O'Steen
O'Steen
Betty Martin
Spirit of
James Birkhead
Wanda Ruggles
Spirit of Home Missions
Kinelene McDowell
Mary E. Perkins
Costa Rica
Panama
Canal Zone
Geort Willand
Nancy Marlin
Belly Martin
Beth Sasser Sane
Dilicious Essen, Aly
George Washingt
Ueney
Kathleen Walker
Mia
Caunevier
Mintaluce
Circle Four
Wim.u
Cirele
WOM
Churel Aiet
Jon Rider
South Main Street
W. B. Mason
Vance
Cooperative Souther Baptists
Coming and Going in Little Rock and Hope Notes
Local social items report Mrs Stayed and Miss Bonnie Anthony visiting in Little Rock with Lelia McCarne of Prescott while Weldoy Taror and family move to Little Rock for work. Also mentions Jack W Samuels visiting DeAin and BRANCH HOSPITAL admissions and births at Julia Chester and Hope hospitals with several named patients and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Anthony
Bonnie Antony
Little Rock
Can Love Be Won Back by Dorothy Dix
Dear Miss Dix, a neglected husband asks how to win back his wife who grew distant while he pursued work and material success. The answer urges focusing on love, companionship, and apology, advising husbands to be affectionate, praise, help, and treat her as a girlfriend to rekindle affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Unis
Quid
Pol Syndicate
Josephine Hospital Admits Several Patients and Births
Josephine Hospital admitted Dr. Kim McKenazie Hope D L Faught Hope E C Salisbury Hope Ruby Burns Hone James Webb Brevins Mr and Mrs Ray Martin Hope Omminee the arrival of a son Mr and Mrs D F Faught Hope dnnoonee the arrival of a son Mrs Phillip Knighton and daughter McNob Buoy Steven Ray McCoy Tex ana Miller trop e Woe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester Hospital
Nelle McCargo
Fred Yates
Dorothy Culley
Mope
Jit James—Hope
D. W. Crank
Lowisville
W. C. Miller
Hope
Olly Harrison—Pine Bhuf
Raymondl Mekamie
Herbert Ray
Hubert Landes
Fred White
Bodies of Three Servicemen Enroute Home
The bodies of three servicemen are among the personnel being returned home from the Pacific theater. Pvt Eddie J. Moss is listed with next of kin Predgie Moss of Hope Route 3. Pvt Henry C. Smith has next of kin O C Smith of Prescott Route 3. SK2c Brazel G Williams has next of kin Marvin I Williams of Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schusial
Pacific Theatee
Eddie J. Moss
Expanded federal home relief plan eyed for 10,000 people
Congress debated a broad home relief expansion that would cover up to 10,000 persons. The plan would raise the maximum monthly federal payment to 3.4 dollars per person, add 50 dollars for each extra home member, and 20 dollars for every additional person, with states contributing 40 to 73 percent. Officials said costs run about one billion dollars yearly, and the governor said he had not heard of such a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mpre
Gov. S
Ettiment Wold
Federal Treasury
General Fund
Titman
Death at swank resort sparks search and threats
John Henry and Sik Canover vacation at a resort owned by Barse Jon witness Homer Anglin's death. A reservation mixup lets Faye Jordan occupy their cottage while their luggage is searched. A cipher message in Anglin's pocket, hidden in a mechanical pencil, surfaces later. Johnny is drugged at a gambling ranch with Page, and Sin spies on Jayner to reach the cafe scene. Vernon and Gayner pressure Sin to reveal information as they drive toward Bayselau, with threats and tense pursuit unfolding through the hotel and street corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Sik Canover
Barse- Jon
Homer Angiin
Faye Jordan
Messize
Johnny
Iy Anglin
Page
Sin
Jayner
Anglin
Gayner
Immed Vernon
Thelma Loomis Trials And Sin On Las Dunas Street
Sin resists a risky plan as Vernon, Gayner, and Mrs. Conover maneuver in a crowded street. The plot pivots on a bike ride offer and a cryptic ride invitation, with Thelma Loomis observing and signaling a continuation. The scene ends with Thelma’s taunting remark and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Gayner
Trim
Sin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitlow
L. ¥. Hipgason
Reove
Foster
JOVE
Corbin Foster
Colois
Lelia McCarne of
Prescott
EW. Taylor
Jack W. Samuels
DeAin
Chichirgn
Samuels
Walter Brehnan
Montonare
Bau
Rosa
Singer Sewing Machine
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Chambray
Joe Ya
Rayon Crepe
Gabardine
RAYON
Boe
Tse
Bob Wade
Bill Miller
NEA Service, Ing
Lin
Barselou
Verna
Gaynex
Bie
Liz
Pan
Meg
Date Street
Conover
Mr. Trim
Alouasiie
Thelma Loomds
Byg-Ter
Whitfield Lodge
Tai
Ree
Tl i & Lee
Ea 7
Ore Ae
Uit
Roger Clinton Buick
East Third ST
Hope, Ark
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