Community notices and club meetings listed for January
Social and Personal phone numbers, church and club schedules appear for Wednesday through Friday January 4 to 6. Activities include Board of Education meeting at First Methodist, choir practice, Unity Baptist prayer service, Bible study at Garrett Memorial, Circle meeting of Women’s Council, Girl Scout and Gardenia Garden Club gatherings, United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon, and auxiliary meetings at St. Mark’s Episcopal and First Baptist. A dawn breakfast honors Miss Mary Wilson with a long guest list and ceremonial gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis Smith
Unity Baptist Church
Womens Council of the First Christian Church
Ted Jones
Dorothy Dodds
Rose Garden Club
Pam
John S. Gibson, Jr
Harry Shiver
Vette
St. Mark's
Andrews
Coming and Going Incomplete hometown student travel notes
Mr and Mrs Walter Locke hosted US weekend guests Miss Catherine White and Echols Locke of Latib uck. Balos returns to North Texas State College after holidays with family. Patterson Jr returns to Alabama after holidays. Joe Irvin departs to Dallas for Southern Methodist University. Eddie Stewart back to Peoria for Bradley University. Miss Martha Ann Atkins heads to Denton to resume TSCW studies. Eastman and Davis return to Houston after holidays with Prescott family. Sgt Jack Ward of the U S Army in Austin spends weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Locke
Miss Catherine White
Echols Locke of
Latibuck
Robert H. Balos
Texas State College
Denton
Texas
Ross H. Bales
J. W. Patterson Jr
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
J. W. Patterson, Sr
Martha Ann Atkins
TSCW
Mrs. W. S. Atkins
Sgt
Jack Ward
U. S. Army
Austin, Ox
Paul Ward
Tabernacle Meet Attracting Large Crowds
Revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle draws big crowds with Fox Party included. Meet runs through Saturday with services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p m. Rev Mc Williard presented a painting The Great bigide to Patsy Calhoun who brought 14 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Mc Williard
Patsy
Calhoun
Tabernacle
Local families take holiday journeys across Texas
Mr and Mrs Paul Ward Sgt Jack Ward and Miss Mable Hal ton motored to Texarkana Saturday. Miss Carolyn Andrews left Tuesday for Southern Methodist University Dallas after holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Andrews. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Williams and son left for Waco Texas Sunday after holidays with relatives here. They were accompanied home by Mrs Williams mother Mrs A K Holloway. Mrs W M Shackleford accompanied by sister Mrs Phylliss Williams left Tuesday to return to San An ait Texas after a holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ward
Jack Ward
Mable Halton
C. B. Chance
Texarkata
Carolyn Andrews
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Mrs
J. M. Andrews
Mitchell Williams
Waco
Tex
Williams
A. K. Holloway
W. M . Shackleford
Phylliss Williams
San’ Anait
Texas
Hospital Notes Summary of Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges including Mrs Helen Marshall and Mrs Ross Bright in Hope. Announcement of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs G B Lamb of Antoine Arkansas with the birth occurring in January. Other names include Alma Calvin Hullis Huckabee Rosston and Sohnette Houck among Hope residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bright
Hope
G. B. Lamb
Antoine, Ark
Alma Calvin
Hullis Huckabee
Rosstont Sohnette Houck
Communists See War Likely in coming years
New York January 3. Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith former U S ambassador to Moscow says many communist leaders believe a war between the United States and the Soviet Union is inevitable. He warns the US must remain firm and patient, anticipating Soviet wear‑down tactics as the Cold War continues through 1948 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Walter
Bedell Smith
U. S
Moscow
Smith
Syalth
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
Love My Doctor The Story Of A Young Married Life
A personal essay recounts the wobbling path of a doctor and spouse as they navigate marriage. The narrative covers medical habits, pillow debates, dietary double standards, and shared compromises in domestic life while balancing professional and private roles.
Dorothy Dix column on allowances and divorce
Dorothy Dix advocates parental allowances to teach money skills and saving from age six, with controlled spending and earnings for extras. The piece also discusses divorced women, marriage expectations, and advice to an 18 year old with hearing impairment about social life and assistive devices.
Contends Many in USSR Still Believe in God
The Soviet Journal of Science and Life reports many in the USSR still hold religious belief. It urges mass education in militant atheism and focusing propaganda on changing consciousness rather than coercion, noting religious prejudices as a form of struggle against communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussr
Moscow
Soviet Journal of Science and Life
All Union Society
Fox Communig
vNi-Oleshchuk
Mercy Slayer Indicted by Grand Jury
Manchester New Hampshire January fourth indictment charges Dr Hermann N Sander a 40 year old physician with first degree murder in the mercy killing of Abbie Borreto a 59 year old cancer patient at Hillsboro County Hospital Goffstown The Hillsboro grand jury returned the indictment after three hours of deliberation The state alleges air injected into the patients veins hastened death at the hospital The doctor who was not present at the court arraignment may face the death penalty or life imprisonment if convicted The case prompts reactions from the patients husband Reginald Borreto and his daughter who described the doctor as a great physician
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester, N. H
Hillsboro County
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Botroto
Manchester
Sf Ty Bes
Uniiki Gly
Inseet
Sander
Ofr
Hillsboro County Hospital
Goffstown
Westcott
Reginald Borreto
Dr. Sander
Curtailed Religious Thought Harms Russia Official Says
Oleshchuk warns curtailing religious thought would be harmful and a mistake. He notes many Russians still believe in God and hold religious beliefs and superstitions, including among youth where churchgoers exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleshchuk
Russia
Cotton fashion tour links to Miss McGegan and local competitors
A fragmented report recalls a regional cotton fashion event with names such as Miss McGegan and contestants from Alma Holton Washington and nearby towns. The account mentions a 19 year old participant and local supporters in a district fashion tour, noting competition for titles and skirts, with scattered references to Edinburgh and British tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edingurgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jtne
Board of Education
fPirst Methodist’ Church
Methodist
Garrett Memorial Church
Dalton Dragon
Saint John
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hope City H Hall
Gardenia Garden Club
Gus Haynes
Dejton Houston
Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fered
Barlow Otel
Prudence Riffey
First Baptist Churea
W. RB. Mosley
East 13Th Strest
Nettie Brogden
George Green
Donald Dill
Thata Chism
Ga's
Ruth Culpepper
Mary Wilson
Russell B. Cornet
Searscale
N. Y
Barlow Hotel
Livy Spencer
Ernest McWilliams
Brooks Shults
Tully Henry
Mann
Howard Duff Cour Winters
Duryea
Joe Irvin
Eddie Stewart
Peoria
Bradley University
G. C. Eastman
J. N. Davis
Houston
Wilson Prescott
Technicolor
Tabernacle Meet
Austin
Julia Chester
Helen Marshall
Melvin Carver
Garland Dinard
Micahel Thomas
Saner K
May
John
Jack Sprat
Aera
Lone
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Mary
Albert
Belt Syndicate
Mercy Slayer
Newton
Chrysler
Pontygia
Curysler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!