Revival Meet Nears Close at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
The Hope Gospel tabernacle revival under Rov Phinna Lewis of Denison Texas nears its end with large attendance. Rev J B Hamill reports strong local support as congregational singing led by S A Mays Camden and Mrs Phiyas Lewis assists, with the Men's Tabernacle Quartet slated for Thursday. Services run nightly at 7 30 except Saturday, concluding Sunday night.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Phinna Lewis
Denison
Texas
J. B. Hamill
Tabernacle
S. A. Mays
Camden
Hopkins Arrives in England on Thursday
Harry Hopkins, Roosevelt's special representative, arrived in England Thursday afternoon. He travels to discuss wartime coordination with British leaders and assess Allied plans as the war effort continues.
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Hopkins
England
London
Harry Hopkins
President Roosevelt
Paralysis Drive Plans Are Made in Hemp Island Area
Plans for the annual Infantile Paralysis drive are taking shape with county chairman T. Cornelius announcing Thursday. Governor Adkins will fund the Arkansas drive with John H. Green as executive director. An extensive Hemp Island County Advisory Committee includes numerous local officials, ministers, clubs, and community leaders from Hemp Island and surrounding towns.
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Cornelius
National Foundation For
Homer M. Adkins
John H. Green
Little Rock
Jesse Hutson
Blevins
Brooks Shultz
Fulton
John Barrow
Ozan
Mae Parsons
Washington
Bert Scott
McCaskill
Mac Garland
Emmett
Verna Garner
Springhill
BerteKith
Patmos
L. L. Rugules
Shower Springs
Homer Me~Kinnie
Saratoga
Charles Wilson
Columbus
J. L. Tedder
Lee Garland
C. W. Wilson
Cley A. Hamilton
Hy Eart King
Lewis C. Yoram
Spring Hill
D. M. Kent
A. AR. Avery
Baird's Chapel
Warren Nesbitt
H. EB. Nolen
Wallaceburg
E. M. Osborne
Hopewell
E. R. Calhoun
Liberty
Otha L. Reaves
Friendship
Andrew N. Stroud
Earl Martintale
Bingen
G. I. Tollett
Sardis
H. H. Huskey
Arcadia
Charlie H. Locke
Early McWilliam
Shover Springs
Colored
James A. Harris
Hope
Stokes S. Wafer
Sheppard
Shep Jackson
Britain Looks To U S For Victory In Halifax Mission
Prime Minister Churchill declared Britain’s hope of victory rests on the United States as he welcomed Lord Halifax as ambassador designate to Washington. The luncheon speech framed Halifax’s mission as momentous, pledging Britain’s fervent hope it may prosper.
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London
Churchill
Britain
United States
Washington
Lord Halifax
Halifax
Tritain
Look Up Old Friends to Beat the Winter Willies
Ruth Millett urges readers to counter winter blues by reconnecting with old friends, making thoughtful plans for those in need, and following through on promises. Call a friend, set a meeting time, and start tackling postponed winter goals to lift spirits.
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Ruth Millett
Willies
Attace
Local Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Events
Thursday events include Junior Senior IT group meeting at 4 30 pm in the high school library and an executive board gathering at 3 pm with Texarkana state president Wars RV as speaker. Other club notices include the Azelia Garden Club hosting a reception, Order of the Eastern Star installing officers, Jett B Graves Sunday School class moving to Thursday, and Girl Scouts Life House meeting after school. Friday covers Cemetery Association and First Methodist church executive session, plus Friday Music Club at Mrs Milam with chorale rehearsals. Bay View Reading Club gathering at Mrs Arnold’s home concludes with roll call and budget talks.
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Ioinng
IT. A
Hebrary
Wars
Wali
Texarkana
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
O. A. Graves
Bay View Club
John Arnold
Bay View Reading Club
J. Arnold
W. W. Johnson
Ada Sciregaorl
Hose
J. A. Henry
Village Club Urges Economy and Charity at Meeting
Members vote to donate 24 pink vases to the cemetery as part of a season of thrift. Mrs Allison presides over the cemetery association while Mamie Twitchell presented an economy program. Talks covered national economy, traffic laws, and health issues with refreshments afterward.
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Allison
Cemetery Association
Ward
Migg
Mamie Twitchell
Steve Carrigan
Morganthen
Edwin Ward
Thwitthell
J. A. Henry
Nest P
LaGrane
Goebbels Warns On War Lull In Offensive Pace
Berlin reports Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels warned foreign correspondents that the current pause in German operations is only apparent. He said the lull is creative and not a sign of hesitation, urging reporters not to misinterpret the pause.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Naval Party of Prescott January 11 Recruiting Interview
A naval recruiting event in Prescott on Saturday January 11 will interview and conduct preliminary physical examinations for young men aged 18 to 31 who seek enlistment. The temporary office will be at the Postoffice building from 1:40 p m to 4 p m. The notice highlights no long delays for qualified applicants and urges focus on the navy as a premier educational institution offering training, travel, and solid opportunities.
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Prescott
Postoffice
Navy
Super-Highway Program Featured at Hope Kiwanis Luncheon
Charles Tarpley presided at Hotel Barlow as H B Jolly A A Diffey and G Y Graddy from Little Rock, and F R Johnson, spoke on the Super Pennsylvania Turnpike. Jolly showed a film, calling the road the world’s most modern and outlining its military value. The Rev Phinas Lewis joined as guest. committees for the year were named across numerous service areas. Navy pay scales and career prospects were discussed for enlisted personnel, noting initial pay from 21 dollars monthly rising to 54 after a year with potential chief petty officer status on reenlistment.
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Charles Tarpley
Hope Kiwanis Club
Barlow
H. B. Jolly
Standard OW Co
A. A. Diffey
G. Y. Graddy
Little Rock
F. R. Johnson
Standard di
Mr. Jolly
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Jolly
Phinas Lewis
Denison
Texas
Ched Hall
Agricultural
BE. McMehan
Frank Hill
A. W. Stubbeman
Curt Stewart
Boys & Girls
Joe Black
Thomas Cannon
Cecil Dennis
Byran Evans
Lawrence Martin
Ed Hawkins
Olin Lewis
James Pilkinton
Paul Tolleson
G. T
Personal Notices From Obituary and Social News
Fragmented social notes list funeral attendees for Mrs. Nona K. Steele from Nashville Ashdown and Vivian and Little Rock figures travel to Prescott for the Methodist Missionary Institute. Also mentions patients and recuperation at Julia Chester hospital and local visits by Mrs. S E McPherson Mrs. Edward Bieler and daughter Ruzanne.
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Out of Tone Setae
Nona K. Steele
Faust Mulkey
S. G. Bozeman
J. Toland
Nashville
Hugh Toland
Marguerite Atchawas
Toni Ta- Kine
Ashdown
Will Steel
Vexarkiin
J. C. Holeambwa Sans
Louis
Robert
Powell
Vivian
Louise Lina
Little Hock
Mo Patterson
Toland
Thomas Wise
John Greene
S. E. McPherson
Julia Chester Hospital
MAP PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES REPORTED
A scanned newspaper puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered items and partial phrases from a South American republic and related word plays. The long garbled OCR shows clues for letters, words, and cross references, along with an answer prompt and border notes.
Ice Follies in Oklahoma City Patrol Drama
Oklahoma City patrolmen J H Blackard and Lee dee Hunter investigate a nine car pileup on an icy road. They examine the wreckage as a truck collides, turning the patrol car into a casualty in a chaotic spill of numbered vehicles. Estimates place annual rabbit and rat damage at about $600 million.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. H. Blackard
Leedee Hunter
Whitely
Stimson Announces Consolidation of Western Commands
Secretary Stimson announced consolidation of the Panama Canal and Caribbean commands to strengthen Western Hemisphere defenses. The Panama Canal and Puerto Rican departments will unite under Lieut-Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis, Canal Zone chief, forming the Trinidad base command.
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Washington
Army
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Stimson
Puerto Rican
Trinidad Base
Daniel van Voorhis
Canal Zone
Unfair Labor Trial Resumed at Monroe mill
Attorneys for Brown Paper mill aim to finish their case Friday in the National Labor Relations Board trial on unfair labor practices. The hearing resumed Tuesday after a December 10 continuance. The complaint accuses the mill of discriminating against members of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers Union AFL and five employees. A decision is not expected for several months.
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Monroe. la
VPI
Brown Paper Mill
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers Union
AFL
Leggett named state bank commissioner for Arkansas
Thomas W. Leggett of Piggott 47 organizer and president of the Piggott State Bank was chosen by Gov-elect Homer Adkins to become state bank commissioner when the new administration takes office. He succeeds Grover Jernigan who has served since January 1937. Leggett’s 27 years of banking include Bald Knob McRae Judsonia and Merchants Bank. He moved to Clay County in 1930 to organize the Piggott State Bank.
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Little Rock
Thomas W. Legwett
Piggott
Piggott State Bank
Homer M. Adkins
Leggett
Grover 5
Jernigan
Carl E. Bailey
White County
Judsonia
New Commission Is Appointed In Arkansas
Homer M. Adkins announced a three member Arkansas Corporation Commission to serve during his administration. The appointees are H E Craptor Wynne Joe Kimsey Magnet and Charles Miller Lonoke. They replace the Bailey appointees John H Page John F Wells and M L Turnblow. Salaries are four thousand two hundred dollars annually.
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Little Rock
Homer M. Adkins
H. XE. Craptor
Wynne
Joe Kimsey
Magnet
Charles Miller
Lon!ake
Carl E. Bailey
John H. Page
John F
Wells
M. L. Turnblow
Cost vs. Ability in Photography
The quality of pictures hinges on the photographer rather than the equipment. Prize winning images can be captured with a simple setup, while expert gear cannot substitute for skill.
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Hempstead County
U. S
Winston Churchill
Azclia Garden
Lamarry Cox
Ly Broach
the Lope
Order of the Eastern Star
Trams No. & Girl Scouts
Life House
Linus “Walker
Amett
J. C. Milam
Chorale Club
Milam
Saenger
Paul Muni
Gene Tierrey
Hudson's Bay
Gene Autry
Carolina
Broadway
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Hardware Co
Edwin Stewart
Mary Delia Carrigan
The
Treasury
Evin Wray
George Green
Brookwood
5. L. Murphy
Clyde Martin
Gunter
A. C. Monts
Grace O'Neal
J. E. Hamill
Miss Hughes
H. Taylor
Miss Allen
Mrs. Taylor
Goebbels
Naval Party
Kiwanis Meet
George Rehisim
Henry Hitt
Mes. U
Wf. Stuart
Edward Bieler
Daugheer
Ruzanne
Jimmy Metcalé
Pow Arthur
Charles Garrett
Little
Tuck
J. F. G. Garrett
Ruth Cornelius
Kenneth L. Spore
Methodist Missionary Institute
Long Island
Oklahoma
Panama
Gov.-Elect
Adkins
Potomac Creek
Pidel
Me Ene Ey
Dinks Sphere Rnbeilions
Ounge Mercurd
Monarch
Jergen
Odo
VICKS
IPANA
Winnie
Elva
Virginia and
Beulah
the Maid
Sibyl
Beauty Shop
Balcony Cox Drug Co
John P. Cox Drug CO
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