Social and Personal News Recitals and Club Meetings
Social and Personal items list music pupils recital at the Hotel Barlow at 7 45 pm Mrs Campbell hosts Friday Music club meeting January 16 opera broadcast January 18 W M S circles meet January 19 1 2 4 circle at First Baptist and at Mrs Mandres Kincheon 1 50 pm Presbyterian choir social supper prepared by C C McNeil and T Brewster hosted by C P Witsil Jr January 28 Gardenia Garden club January 19 at Spring Hill road transportation line 743 J. Edith Frisby wed Henry Henke at McAllen Texas bride wears teal blue crepe and brown net corsages attendees and family all detailed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
Barlow
Presbyterian Choir
Presbyterian Church
C. C. McNeil
Thomas Brewster
C. P. Witsil, Jr
Southwestern Proving Ground
Miss Frisby
McAllen
Texas
Edith Frisby
E. M. Frisby
Hope
Ark
Henry Henke
Moore Field
Ilugo Ifenke
Fredericksburg
Err) Rollier
John Elser
McAllen High School
Duncan
Oklo
A. Osboern
Les
Local Churches Advertise Services and Schedules
The notice lists HOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE First and Avenue with Sunday School at 9 45 Worship at 11 and 7 45 Evangelistic service led by Pastor Paul R Gaston Plan includes Wednesday talks on the Holy Spirit First Baptist Church Third and Main with Sunday School 9 30 Morning Worship 10 50 Baptism and Evening Sermon What About Sin and church membership training Union activities at Guernsey School House Garrett Memorial Baptist D O Silvey pastor Church activities include Sunday 10 00 Sunday School 11 00 preaching 6 30 7 90 and 2 30 Ladies Auxiliary Midweek meetings and prayer services Also listed are FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Pine at Second with Chimes 9 30 Sunday School 10 00 Morning Worship 10 50 Special Music Vesper 5 30 Youth 6 40 Choir 7 40 January 21 Circulation Campaign for Arkansas Methodist renewal due Unity Baptist Church Eld J T Gilmore pastor Sunday School 10 00 preaching 11 00 night service 7 00 youth training 8 00 midweek service continuing
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey
Baptist Training Union
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
D. O. Silvey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert B. Moore
Youth Fellowship
Arkansas Methodist
Unity Baptist Church
Eld
J. T. Gilmore
Young Peoples
New Process to Extract State Bauxite
ALCOA regional manager Thomas C. Jones announced a new process to extract alumina from low grade bauxite with efficiency comparable to high grade ore. Developed after 25 years of research, the method enables previously unsuitable ore to be used. a pilot plant proves its viability, though high grade ore remains more economical. Acting State Geologist Richard J. Anderson notes Arkansas has vast low grade bauxite reserves and other states also hold similar supplies.
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AlImun Company of America
ALCOA
Thomas C. Jones
Defense Plant Corporation
Jones
Alamada
Mississippi
Arkansas
Housewives to ration foods by points this month
Housewives will select foods based on ration points, choosing cheaper items at 14 cents and more expensive at 18 cents. Each family has a limited number of ration points and a monthly budget, guiding their food purchases.
First Pentecostal Church study on Hebrew children journey
The church offers a study led by Pastor W. P. Graves on the Hebrew children from Egyptian bondage to the Promised Land. Services: Sunday School 10 am, Regular Service 11 am, Ladies Prayer Tuesday 12:30 pm, Week Nights Wednesday and Friday 7:30 pm. Cordial invitation to all.
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The
Promised Land
First Pentecostal Church
W. 4Th and
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
OPA to Ask Housewives About Food Point Values
The Office of Price Administration plans a daily household form to record food purchases and determine point values. Housewives will tally what they buy and send monthly sheets to a census taker to gauge demand for items like peas. Results could raise or lower point values to balance stock. Tests occurred in Baltimore Providence and Greenville.
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OPA
Stauffer
Baltimore
Providence
R. 1
Greenville
5. C
Sex Fiends Continues With Gruesome Details From Page One
The article describes a brutal scene where a man ate breakfast beside two murdered women after an intruder entered. Police have not found the ax or hatchet used in the killings. Neighbors report several sex crimes in the area recently, and Mrs. Green is identified as the wife of Army Corporal Jack Green stationed at Camp Wolters, Texas.
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Blaine
Hope Girl Pens Three Life Articles in This Week's Issue
Mrs. James Cross formerly Lenora Rowton daughter of Mrs Ralph Rowton of 120 North Pine Hope is author of three Life magazine pieces in this week’s issue She is LSU graduate who served on the Shreveport Nimes as assistant city editor later moved to Washington Joined Life and Times bureau and wrote New Yorks Eye at Friendship Touchy Capture and US Snubs Chinas Army Mission across pages 32 33 36 and 90 respectively
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James Cross
Lenora Rowton
Ralph Rowton
North Pine Street
Hope
Life
Cross
LSU
Shreveport ‘Nimes
Washington
Life and Times Magazines
New York
Friendship
Evalyn Walsh McLean
U.S
China
Supply Biggest Continues Offensive in Caucasus Drive
Soviet forces repulsed initial counterattacks along the Rostov Baku line west and northwest of Minerainye Vody with mobile field guns then pushed survivors across the Kuma River toward the Caspian. The Caucasus army has 125 miles behind it, advancing toward Sotnikovskoye near the Kalmyck steppes amid heavy snows, led by tanks and Cossack cavalry. The drive marks reentry into homeland as Sotnikovskoye is recaptured.
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Minerainye Vody
Rostov-Baku
Kuma River
Caspian Sea
Caucasus Army
Sotnikovskoye
Kalmyck Steppes
I Am a Murderer Chapter XI Dinner at the Merriwether Estate
Cynthia Merriwether confesses a sheltered upbringing and hidden family past as Vaughan Dunbar probes for truth. The Colonel Merriwether appears preoccupied while Cynthia recalls a California ranch childhood, a convent, and a father revealed only years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Dunbar
Cynthia
San Luis Obispo
California
High Sierras
British Subs Sink 3 Axis Supply Ships
British submarines in the Mediterranean destroyed three more Axis supply ships and likely sank three others. A sub under Commander Bryant shelled a Naples area railway bridge and electrical installations, causing structural damage. Other subs torpedoed and sank small supply ships near Tripoli and off the Tunisian coast, taking prisoners from vessels laden with petrol and munitions.
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London
Mediterranean
Italy
Hallan
Admiralty
Naples
Eneoy
B. Bryant
DSC
Gulf of Gabes
Tunisia
Tripolittania
Tripoli
Tunisian
A.C. G
Mars
Lorient Sub Base in France Heavily Attacked by RAF
RAF bomber command struck the Lorient submarine base on the Brittany coast last night causing extensive damage to port works and U boat pens. Two RAF bombers failed to return, amid ongoing Allied air operations following a December 30 daylight raid that also targeted Lorient. The city, with about 50 000 residents, housed naval arsenals building yards and machinery plants before German takeover in May 1940.
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London
Air Ministry
Lorient
Atlantic
France
RAF Bomber Command
Brittany
Brest
Royal Air Force
Russians claim gains after heavy Don front fighting
On the Lower Don front the Red Army says it seized six more populated places with about 1000 enemy killed and 22 tanks out of action in one sector. They recaptured towns near Suvorovskaya and Grazhdansky-Previy and reported repulsed German counterattacks across the front including the Caucasus. Admiral Standley noted Molotov showed increased confidence after talks in Moscow.
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Zubrayskyoe
Mineralnye Vody
Rostov
Suvorovskaysa
Grazhdansky - Prevy
Mineralyne Vody
Don
Red Army
Caucasus
Lower
Vleikie Lul
William H. Standley
U. S
Moscow
United States
Vyacheslav Molotov
Standley
Molotov
Income Tax Class In Little Rock Postponed Indefinitely
A Little Rock class to study new federal income tax laws, scheduled for Monday night, has been postponed indefinitely. L. L. Hilton, director of the University of Arkansas General Extension Service, said the cancellation will not affect similar courses in other Arkansas cities. Between 1820 and 1940 more than 38, more immigrants entered the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Dunbar
San Francisco
Hawaii
New Orleans
New York
Cynthia
Mr. Dunbar
Little Rock
L. L. Hilton
University of Arkansas General Extension Service
Arkansas
Hilton
Allied air raid targets Lorient U boat base in Bitter night strikes
The week includes a fourth successive night raid on Lorient and other attacks on the Ruhr. The air ministry notes the effort to keep up the submarine campaign as concrete protected Pens at Keroama shelter 20 U boats. Royal Canadian air force reports multiple Flying Halifaxes and Wellingtons took part in the Lorient assault along with daylight US bombings on Lorient. An English south coast town suffered damage and casualties as raiders returned from inland to the coast.
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Ruhr
Germany
Lorient
Hitler
Air Ministry
Keroama
Royal Canadian Airforce
United States Air Force
Britain
Family quarrel ends in Batesville fatal shooting
Batesville January 15 coroner reports a family quarrel at Sulphur Rock led to the fatal shooting yesterday of Charlie Brake a 55 year old fruit dealer. A coroner's jury found Drew Bell brother-in-law killed Brake and authorities searched for Bell while witnesses said Brake went to Sulphur Rock to visit his wife’s relatives and the shooting occurred in Bell's yard.
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Batesville
Charlie Brake
Port
Williams
Bell
Brake
Sherrif Edgar
Baker
Sulfure Rock
Reliae
Patmos Boy Receives Air Corps Commission
Melvin I. Middlebrooks of Patmos, son of Mr and Mrs C D Middlebrooks, was commissioned a First Lieutenant in the U S Army Air Corps at Lubbock Texas yesterday. Lt Middlebrooks entered service in May 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin ‘I. Middlebrooks
C. D. Middlebrooks
Patmos
U.s.army Air Corps
Lubbock
Texas
Middlebrooks
Blevins Youth Listed As Missing In Action
Robert Harris son of Mrs Jennie Harris of Blevins is officially listed as missing in action. He serves as a Mechanist Mate First Class in the U S Navy and the notice was received by telegram from the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harris
Jennie Harris
Blevins
Navy Department
U. S. Navy
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