Women Missionary Society Circles Meet Monday
Social and Personal notices list five circles of the Women s Missionary Society meeting Monday at 12 30 to 2 30 at various members homes and the Women s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church at 2 30 pm at the church. The American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 3 at Mrs R V Herndon Sr s home. Azalea Garden Club gathers Thursday at Mrs Finley Ward s home with Mrs Syd McMath and Mrs Roy Stephenson as hostesses.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Sera Gibson
L. A. Walker
W. B. Mason
S. A. Whitlow
Gus Haynes
First Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
R. V. Herndon
Azalea Garden Club
Finley Ward
Syd McMath
Roy Stephenson
Everlasting Flowers Featured In Club Meeting
Mrs Sid McMath presided in the president's absence as 21 members answered roll with everlasting flower displays. Mrs Jim McKenzie presented a program on Everlasting Flowers. Four new members welcomed are Mrs William Johnson, Mrs A J Dodson, Mrs Lyman Armstrong, and Mrs George Robison. Social hour offered sandwich plates and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid McMath
Oliver Adams
Jim McKenzie
William Johnson
A. J. Dodson
Lyman Armstrong
George Robison
Mrs Ruth Hardin to Visit Fort Smith Overnight
Miss Ruth Hardin of Fort Smith, president of the Arkansas Division, U D C, will be the overnight guest of Mr and Mrs A E Slusser. Others include Mrs Tom Steed visiting her mother and sister in town while Mrs Marion Buchanan travels to Cocoa Florida for her son Ensign Mark Buchanan's wedding. Ethel Moran recovers after major surgery at Julia Chester Hospital and is reported doing nicely.
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Ruth Hardin
Fort Smith
Arkansas Division
U.D.C
A. E. Slusser
Tom Steed
Pine Bluff
Lela Watson
J. E. Embree
Mr. Embree
Marion Buchannan
Shreveport
Louisiana
Cocoa
Florida
Ensign Mark Marion Buchannan
Mary Elizabeth MacMillian
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ethel Moran
Julia Chester Hospital
Lawrence announce birth of son Clifford James in Amity
Mr and Mrs Wallace C Law rence of Amity announce the arrival of a son Clifford James born Saturday January 11 in Amity Mrs Lawrence is formerly Earline Wilson of Washington Arkansas.
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Wallace C. Lawrence
Amity
Clifford James
Lawrence
Earline Wilson
Washington
Arkansas
Jesus Interviewed by Nicodemus in John 3
Sunday School Lesson recounts Jesus conversation with Nicodemus from John 3 1 11 16 17. It defends Nicodemus courage sincerity and lack of fear to seek truth noting the contrast between outward rite and inward heart change. The new birth is inward and its evidence is love for the brethren.
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Jesus
Nicodemus
John
William E. Gilroy
D. D
Israel
Joan
Union Grove to Hold Service on Sunday
Reverend T L Epton of Nashville will preach at Union Grove Church near Blevins on Sunday January 19 at 2 30 in the afternoon and again that night. Everyone is invited to attend these services and Reverend Epton will serve as pastor at Union Grove Church this year.
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T. L. Epton
Nashville
Union Grove Church
Blevins
Epton
Union Grove
War Investigating Panel Promises New Exposes
Senate members hear Brewster pledge sensational new exposes if the War Investigating Committee is extended. He says the group has 90 percent of material ready and aims to probe war profiteering and secret funds used in the war effort.
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Edwins&s. Harkinson
Washington
Brewster
R-Me
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
White
Special Committee
Atom Energy Commission Transitions to Civilian Control
The new atomic energy commission moves from military to civilian control with headquarters setup by April 1 and begins issuing licenses,Materials allotments, and potential plant builds under the 1946 act. Five appointees face confirmation while staff grows from about 150 in Washington. The note ends with a school-teacher joke about homework.
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Dudley Harmon
Washington
New
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Energy
Commission
War Department
Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Truman
David Lilienthal
TVA
William W. Waymack
Des Moines Register Tribune
Sumner T. Pike
Lubeck
Security and Exchange
Robert F. Bacher
Cornell University
Institute of Nuclear Studies
Los Alamos
Lewis L. Strauss
Naval Reserve
Welcome Home Mike Cargill Sparks Cassie’s Quiet Hope
Cassie Fletcher awaits the return of Mike Cargill, a former missing prisoner reported to be coming home. The scene unfolds on a porch where family life, Leni’s dating, and Cassie’s unspoken love mingle with memories of happier times and a town’s anticipation.
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Mike
Cassie Fletcher
Mike Cargill
Papa
Mama
Sid
Leni
Cassie
Cass
Cargill
Doctor Answers on Mumps Risks and Vaccination
The article explains mumps causes and complications including brain involvement and deafness, notes that contact spreads via saliva, and reports a skin test vaccine approach reducing later complications. It also covers bed rest for fever and the general outlook, then answers a question about leg vein networks in middle-aged women.
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John F. Enders
Journal of Pediatrics
Disabled Veteran Offers Chair Swap for Willie Francis
Bertrand LeBlanc, attorney for Willie Francis, reports a totally disabled World War II veteran in Washington, D C, offered to sit in the electric chair for Willie Francis in Louisiana. LeBlanc says the offer lacks legality and Francis, awaiting a second electrocution, comments that if anyone sits, it will be him.
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LaFayette
Washington, D. C
Willie Francis
St. Martinville
Bertrand LeBlanc
Francis
LeBlanc
John S. Kenney
California St
N. Y
Dear Miss Dix on marriage folly and parenting advice
The column features Dorothy Dix advising on impulsive marriages and young infatuations. A girl seeks marriage to a penniless overseas fiancé and a new lover after a few hours. Dix denounces rushing into marriage, stresses practical sense, and warns of unhappy outcomes. She also counsels a mother about a teenage romance and suggests indirect lessons to steer her son toward independence.
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Miss DIX
Three Die As Hotel Fire Rips Watertown Landmark
A three story Gra hotel in downtown Watertown caught fire causing three deaths and injuries to two others. Twenty two guests escaped or were rescued as firemen battled the blaze. Names of the dead include William Mullen 65 Eugene Godfrey 63 and Samuel Poole 65 all local residents. José Kling 74 was listed seriously injured and a fifth victim Drew 22 received shock treatment. The cause was under investigation and the blaze was brought under control after about an hour.
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Watertown
N. Y
Gra
Mas
William Mullen
Eugene Godfrey
Samuel Poole
Mercydos
José Kling
Ae Drew
City Hotel
New York
Thomas Coleman
Fragmented musings on virtue and imperfection from The 7 Syndicate
A brief, introspective note contrasts dull cranks with brilliant geniuses and saints. The author argues life would lose color if everyone were perfect, suggesting we value human flaws and varied temperaments as essential to our experience.
Mayor Tees Up Suits After Plymouth Fire Loss
St Joseph police report Mayor H D Allison sought suits for the United States Conference of Mayors. A Plymouth Company notification arrived confirming receipt of his order just as a blaze wiped out their stock. He plans to attend in his old clothes.
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St. Joseph
H. D. Allison
United States Conference
Plymouthing Company
Bíblia study notes on journeys and apprenticeship
Fragmentary OCR mentions a biblical journey and the concept of apprenticeship with numbers and terms like twenty three. The readable text suggests a study or reflection but lacks clear events or names for fuller reporting.
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Hi-way
Chevrolet
Fiedl
America
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors
Young Chevrolet Co
E. Secon
Probe
Atom Energy
Cavendish
Lon Caventish
Martin
Bryn Mawr
Joe
William A. O'Brien
M. D
NEA
Willie
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorothy DIX
The
7 Syndicate
Hope Basket Co
Hope Shingle CO
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Dickey
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