Local Club and Church Notices Mounted for March Events
Readers are invited to a series of Community and church activities from March 1 to March 4. Lions Club and Women’s Society events occur at Lions Hall and First Baptist Church, with meetings, suppers, and home missions week. Church groups from First Methodist, First Christian, and others plan circles, boards, and fellowship hours, while local families host guests and attend gatherings in Hot Springs and Dallas.
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Women's Missionary Society Hhe First Baptist Church
Will Isét
Home Missions
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Civele Na
Oliver Adams
Malin Street
Circle
Carl [Smith
North Elm St
Board of Education and Workers Council
The
First Methodist Church
Floods Strike Continued From Page One
Floods flood Cloquet High School area with the Pecatonica river overflowing in Darlington Wisconsin forcing the Milwaukee railroad to suspend service. Rains persist in the Wisconsin Illinois area as tributaries rise along the Mississippi. Leaf notes ground saturation delaying rain absorption.
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Pecatonica
Darlington
Wis
Milwaukee Railroad
Wisconsin-Ilinois
U.S
Rock Island
Ilinois
Mississippi
W. N. Leaf
Clubs Calendar Reveals Spring Demonstrations at Homes
The March club schedule lists events from March 1 to 6. Demonstrations include upholstering, adjustable shelves, clothing, shelving, zipger’s and plackets, button holes, and hot cos, hosted at various homes by Mrs. Tucy Huckabee, Mrs. Paul Day, and others.
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Tucy Huckabee
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Paul Day
Victory H.C
Howell Goad
Evening Shade H.C
George Anderson
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Wilmer Williams
American Girl Continues From Page One Soviet Life Reflections
The American girl writes that many Americans lack objective understanding of Soviet life. She notes dissension is fueled by reactionaries and that her stay gave her a real understanding of the Soviet people. She says embassy policy conflicts with her views and she will remain in Russia.
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Union
Soviet Union
Tam
Emsbassy
Russia
Youth Quail Conservation Contest Details From State Series
Youths are invited to participate in a quail conservation contest with points for area establishment mapping census plantings erosion control and reporting violations leading to convictions. Extra rewards for supervised conservation work. Three district winners advance to state level with selected judges from commissions sportsmen and others.
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Game and Fish Commission
Respecton
Tiret
Eged Sauity
Tisviet
WEL
Commission Statt
Commission Statt Ineakers
British Take Continues From Page One
British forces include marines and total 700 men. Guatemala and British Honduras share a 17 mile border to the west and south. The border dispute traces to 1638 when Buccaneers established in the area and resisted Spanish expeditions.
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Guatemala
Honduras
Greeks Round Continued Trow Page One
Dispatches recount new fighting in 1944 with 350 Boer wiles battling Var-donia near Sparta and 500 Buc attackers at Natpak tus near Patras. Greek regulars called for air force aid as defenders held the outer defenses across the Gulf of Corinth.
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Sparta
Irom Patras
Anahorn
Gulf of Corinth
Natpak
Tus
Daily Bread Contiined From Page One
Fragmentary OCR text mentions daily bread and political rhetoric. It references democratic process and campaigns against violence, with phrases about orderliness and condemnation of vengeance. Names, dates, or clear events are not provided in the readable portion.
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Rare February Sunday event noted by Naval Observatory
The Naval Observatory announced that the last February Sunday fell in 1929 and the next will be in 1876. The report mentions five Sundays in February and a wild horse blamed for harming people more than sheep in the region.
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Washington
Tomorrayw
Naval Observatory
Aanger
Night household fears drive Ann’s dangerous suspicions
In a terror filled setup Ann Bancroft suspects someone in her home is plotting to murder her culminating in a near fatal gas fireplace incident. She probes Rinda as Laurie's fiancé Tommy's intoxication and the looming Victorian will complicate control of Laurie's fortune.
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Ron Bancroft
Rush
Gay
Laurie
Ann
Tammy
Rinda
Rings
Ron
Rinds
Rushta
Ty 'Yaat
Tommy
Tgaurie
Aida
Rives
Rindu
Lawrie
Dad
Ani
Mianne Visins
Lin Neat— Lawrie
Local Church Activities Schedule and Services
News of the Churches lists North Main at West Avenue B FP with Hardegree as minister. Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 10:50 featuring special music, evening youth program at 7:40, choir rehearsal Thursday 7:90, and Bible study and radio broadcasts on KXAR. Saint Mark's Episcopal notes Lent services including a 7:30 p.m. film on March 4 and a 4:15 p.m. Courage Service.
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North Main
West Avenue
Hardegree
Christian Youth Fellowship Poone
Carolyn Merje Ong
Women's Council
Cirele No
Oliver Adams
Cirele No. 2
Carl Smith
Garrett Memorial Baptist BD
Saint Mark's Episcopal
Elm Street
W. Nocthey Jones
Martin Luther
Christ
Courage
N. Main
H. Paul Holdridge
Tabernacle
Clarence Smith
Oscar Rogers
Smith- Rogers
the Tabernnacle
Granite City
Subolay
Women's Missionary Council
West Second
Pine
J. E. Cooper
Glen Walker
L. B. Tooley
Elmer Brown
E. P. Young, Jr
Board of Stewards
van W. Harrell
Board of Education and Workers Council
Young Peoples
Third
Main Streets
S. A. Whitlow
Bill Keltner
H. E. Thrash
Training Union
Vance Smiley
Woman's Missionary Society
Sunbeams
G.A
Junker RA
Dororthy Dix column on education and diplomacy
A mid twentieth century column argues education should teach practical life skills beyond classroom theory. It questions overreliance on college and stresses teaching manners, diplomacy, and domestic skills to prepare for real world challenges and marriage.
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