Hempstead County Medical Auxiliary Meets in January
The Hempstead County Medical Auxiliary holds a 10 a.m. meeting at Mrs. James McKengie's Bastard Street home. Ope High School PTA convenes at 3 30 p.m. in the side auditorium for its first 1951 meeting featuring The Land That Live In and requests members to bring or send old Christmas cards for the United Cerebral Palsy Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Medical Auxiliary
James McKengie
Bastard Street
Ope High School
PTA
Sideolanditorium
United Cerebral Palsey Association
Local clubs hold meetings and a youth wedding in January
The report lists multiple club gatherings at Bartow Hotel and homes including the Band PW Club meeting at 7 p.m. Friday January 12, the Baker Uome Demonstration Club, and the Canelia Garden Chih. Iris Club notes a meeting led by Mrs. K. Hampton and program by Paul Raley. W.S. of First Methodist met January at 4 p.m. with topics on mission study Near East Panorama and subscriptions. Chapter AE of PEO and Winsome Class also held events. Ward Miner nuptials in Little Rock December 31 are announced. hospital notes list admissions including Royce Gibson and Dorrie Lee Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Uome Demonstration Clubh
Cleveland
W.S
First Methodist Church
L. B. Tooley
Vinex
Claude Tillery
Charles Harrell
Tooley
James MelLarty Jr
Near East Panorama
Glora M. Wysner
McLarty
George Newbern Jr
World Outlook
Methodist Woman
Jess Hamilton
W.S.C.S
Loyd Kinard
E. M. Baker
R. L. Broach
EL DR. Galloway
Little Rock
Forrest Pollard
Miner
The
Arkansas Democrat
Churches Weekly Service Schedule and Meetings
News of the Churches lists weekly worship, prayer meetings, and choir rehearsals across multiple churches. It notes Unity Missionary Baptist hosting a community singing on Sunday January 7 at 2 pm, and multiple midweek services, youth programs, and officers meetings at First Methodist, First Christian, First Pentecostal, Hope Church of Christ, and others, with additional World Week of Prayer observances and district assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Missionary Baptist Church
South Inn Street
Shade The Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Evening Shade home demonstration club held its January meeting at Mrs. Bol McCormack’s home. Mrs. Frank Smith presided as creed and song were shared, a devotional and prayer followed, roll was taken by favorite feeds, minutes discussed, leaders for the new year elected, the coor prize went to Mrs. E L Knox, poultry leader Mrs. Joe Martin spoke on hens, attendees listed, refreshments served, meeting adjourned to February at Mrs. F H Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Herbert Dodson
Grady Browning
W. M. Schenley
T. Higgason
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
Bol McCormack
Frank Smith
Arkansas
E. L. Knox
Joe Martin
F. 4. Smith
Eb, L. Knox
Reva Anderson
Herbert Elam
Bass McCormack
George Anderson
Lorraine Blackwood
F. H. Smith
Ike Satisfied After First European Stops in 1950 Tour
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, on a ten nation Western Europe defense survey, reported to an Atlantic pact group that his initial France Belgium leg went “reasonably well satisfied.” A large crowd greeted him outside the Hotel Metropole as he prepared to dine with Ambassador Murphy, contrasting with cooler Paris reactions. the tour moves to Holland as meetings close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivugsels
Belgium
Europe
Dwight D. Elsenshower
France
Holland
Hotel Metropole
Vambassador Robert, Murphy
Independence and guidance in child rearing
Dorothy Dix discusses teaching independence and self reliance through parental guidance, comparing it to training a toddler to walk. She argues parents must advise and help children learn judgments, money handling, and study habits, rather than shielding or overcontrolling them.
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Denar
Miss Dix
Nashville Girl Wins Lion Prize in Essay Contest
Nashville senior at Weat Hod High Aehwalda wins first prize of 100 for an essay on Why it College Education is Important. Second prize 100 goes to Mary dun Lidz. third prize 50 to Giendgion Posey. Grand Prize $4,000 scholarship open for fourth contest. Essays due by January 1 to Sign OW Scholarship Fund in Arkansas.
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IE Doveda
Avi
Nanny Lee May
Chestertrelit Ave
Soehvilly
Abe Baten Tatar
New Cholo
Ness Mudd
Weat Hod
Aehwalda
Nashville
Ylu
Bow Teweber
Eawish
Miss Aud Demb Jsey
Fiviermont
Vining Esay
Mary Dun Lidz
Corr Teal High School
Jackson
Luo Te Hee Bingelishtieacher
Margaret Hutchson
Giendgion Posey
Wipelo
Tupelo
Misa Eleanor Lang
Jon Gi Cumping
Issays
Tasays
Idea of Company
Hy Darado
Arkatisas
Quadruplets Born to Michigan Couple at St Joseph Mercy
Pontine, Mich reported the birth of quadruplets to Mrs Anne Rosebush and her stonemason husband. Doctors described all four babies as healthy and the mother doing well. The hospital staff noted the newborns weighed four pounds eight ounces, three pounds eight ounces, and two boys plus twins among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontine
Mich
Gan
Anne Rosebush
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
M. Philippa
Hospital Ad
Carsariéh
Michigan
Morlok Ainda
Plansing
Aimee
Untitled fragment on Bohai restoration order
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Bartow Hotel
Iris Club
Hope Iris Club
K. G. Hampton
W. A. Bowden
E. O. Wingfield
Paul Raley
Ek. O. Wingfield
A. A. Allbritton
Paul Rateey
Ohio
National Council of Churches of Christ
PEO
Henry Haynes
Beryl Henry
Pearl Williamson
Byron Goodson
DeQueen
Jim McKenzie
Goodson
Williamson
R. J. Kennedy
Whitesboro
Texas
Danny Hamilton
Charles Reynerson
Bill Lowry
Haynes
E. P. Williams
Fouke, Ark
Hospital Notes
Royce Gibson
Patmos
Dorrie Lee Franks
Washington
Moore Bros
Powell
Louis Cathern
Ann Harding
On Tun
Montalban
Riviera
Lew Teresa Ayres Wright
News of the Churches
First Baptist Torch
Main Streets
A. Whitlow
Midareek
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard White
First Pentecostal
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Rev. H. P. Hudspeth
H. P. Hudspeth
First Methodist West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
Board of Education
Choly
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Mark's Episcopal
Charles T. Charmbers, Jr
inGharge
Arkansas Dis- Council of the Assemblies of God
Fouke
L. D. Bowen
H. Paul Holdridge
Ike
Dorothy DIX
Independent
Toi
Eisenhower
Uvelr
Prince Royal
Baudouin
Joseph Paul van Zeeland
Viga
Paul van Zeeland
North Atlantic Treaty, Organization
Air
Phe
Ash Yen
Wen Cuatter
Amaro Dever
Atplona
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Nashville, Tenn
St.joseph
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