Wedding Bells In Shreveport As Caudle Rosenblum Tie
The Central Baptist Church in Shreveport hosted the December 19 wedding of Miss Kula Dean Caudle and William J. Rosenblum at 6:90 PM. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with J. Hollingworth officiating, bridesmaids in pale pink and blue accessories, and a reception at the Eldred home on Preston Street. The couple plans to reside in Shreveport.
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Mire Weas
Shreveport
Central Baptist Church of
Kula
Dean Caudle
William J. Rosenblum
Milton HH. Candile
Hope
William B. Rosenblum
J. &. Hollingeworth
Mercy
Jeneth
Irving
Eldred
Haymond Lemoine Ani
Cassady
J. C. Eldred
Preston Street
Marea Wimberly
Coming and Going Airman Second Class Roach Visits Family
Airman Second Class Athel Dean Roach of San Antonio visits his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Roach. Mrs Phippins sister Mrs George Smith of Willspaint Oklahoma? visits. Miss Ann Clayton Booth of Benton returns home after visiting aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs E M McWilliams. Charles Moose Naval Air Ports Cadet from Morriston visits Miss Roberta Howard. Bob Shannon of Carlisle and Hugh Derlasmiltt of Wynne return home after visiting Syd McMath. Grover Burns family from Dallas host Jessie McEntosh and others over Christmas.
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Thel
Dean Roach
San Antonio, Texas
Sam Roach
Ann Clayton Booth
Benton
Charles Moose
Naval Air Ports
Morriston
Roberta Howard
Bob Shannon
Carlisle
Hugh Derlasmiltt
Wynne
Syd McMath
Gospel of John Prologue Illuminates Early 1954 Sunday School Study
Sunday School Lesson by William Gilroy and D D discusses studying the Gospel of John in 1954. It notes John starts with a prologue rather than a list of events, drawing on Wilbur W White’s earlier exposition. The article reflects on the lasting impact of that analysis and its use in student conferences.
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Wilbur W W. White
Eternal Word and the Gospel of John’s witness
The author argues for Jesus as the Eternal Word, presenting the Gospel of John as authentic through eyewitnesses including Jesus’ works, the Samaritan woman, and the Resurrection. He defends John against critcism, noting its distinct features and placement among the Synoptic Gospels.
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John
Mark
Jesus
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Gossip and Marriage
A Dorothy Dix advice excerpt discusses dealing with a friend who spreads rumors, suggests proving claims and confronting the liar, and notes possible grounds for slander action. It also covers a single mother considering marrying a man who won't parent her child, urging that true love supports a child and criticizing the idea of disowning the son.
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Miss Dix
Ife
Denar Miss Dix
State Violent Death Toll Rises in Arkansas
Associated Press reports at least 13 deaths from violent causes in Arkansas as a holiday weekend approach. The toll includes traffic crashes, with 1953 traffic deaths totaling 455, and specific incidents near Bentonville, Kypleville, Dover, and Cardanetts.
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Arkansas
Bentonville
Neal Cawood
Highway 160
Floyd Thompson
Savoy Farmer
Yepteville
I Qecax- Green
Cardanetts
Little Rock
Dover
Grandchild’s Training Warned by Grandma’s Mentor
A Bell Syndicate report notes a trainer’s warning that the young recipient will soon grow into responsibilities for which grandma is training them. The remark frames a family guidance moment framed by a newswire style.
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The
Bell Syndicate
Births in Hempstead County Show Many Local Families
A Hempstead County birth list records numerous newborns with parents across Hope Texarkana and nearby towns. Names include Rodney Hughes Janet Hunter Javahner Livingston Linda Shelton Jamie White Edward Wood Conte Shroud Jerry House Mary McCombs Nancy Mélamie Vickie Ghaibies Rotlait Ashley Thompson Ronni Button Michael Wyatt Beverly Smith Beverly Thomas Larry Peoples Edward Davie Ronald Wilson Joyce Clayton Heleby and others with dates through November 20.
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Nonwhites
L. C
Margie Button
Hope
Michal, Sr
Pee
Mary Wyatt
Melba Smith
Beverly Aig
Bobby
Sarah Thomas
Larry
Sea * Ocis
Audrey Peoples
Edward
First Money Leaders Rothechild Banking Network Origin
The house of Rothechild was the first moneyeriding organization to operate extensively. Founded in Frankfort-on-the-Maine, it later spread to Vienna Paris London and Napier, marking early international banking reach.
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House of Rothechild
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Vienna
Paris
London
Napier
Fragmentary Area Speech and Medical Terms Recounted
A fragmented text fragment mentions an area speech with phrases like believes and republic data, surgeons, silk wounds, a mountain lifelines and parasites, and cord references. It includes garbled terms and unclear context, suggesting a damaged historical newspaper snippet with mixed phrases and incomplete names.
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Circle 3
First Methodist Church
Steve Carrigan
West Avenue B
Kay Paul
Jean Haynie
Richard Cook
Charlie Haynie
Prescott
Jean
Richard Ryan Cook
Ares Cook
Sind
GC. A. Phippin
Phippin
George Smith
Willspaint, Texas
Grover Burns
Billy and
Cliff
Dallas
Jessie McEntosh
Bob McPherson
Bobb Henry
North Tittle
Rock
Jessin McEntosh
Grover Rfaans
Cel
William &. Gilroy, D. D
Radar Crawford Joha
Derek Charles Bickford
Wanda Hendrix
Ite
Mickey Rooney
Dick Haymes
Pergy Ryan
Ray
Africa
Bugs Bung Color Cartoon
Sun
Salva Vavauve
Isonos
Ree Nate
Gert
Victor Mature
Brian Bowlevy
Coleen Gray
Richard Widmark
Kiss OF Death
Wild Bill Elliott
the Maverick
Cornel Arashance Wilde
Smith
Dorothy DIX
E. V. Angwort
Privleges
Christ
Associated Press
Hempstead
Gefepee
Wayne
Eve Burke
Rodney
William
Hazel Hughes
Janet
Earl
May Hunter
Hops
Javahner
Frank
Reba Livingston
Lawrence
Johnnie
Pate
Harry
Orden May
Texar Kana
Cinthia
Clive
Effie Shelton
Linda
James
Mary
Hollis
Jamie
Edgar
Betty White
Tilmon
Agatha Wood
Scott
Ruby Johnson
Conte
Hubert
Gladys Shroud
Jerry
Ira
Annie House
Bryant
Dorothy McCombs
Lloyd
Queen McMillen
Nancy
J. D
Betty Mélamie
Ful
Itoh
Boy
Douglass
Joh
Georgia Hert
Catherine
Rathlé Ghaibies
Irl
Vickie
Texarkana
Berry
Mary Wright
Rotlait
Richard
Sarah Wee
Ashley
Him
Emmet ‘Thompesh
Hove Joy
Ronni
Uae
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