Sanders Brothers Close Sunday at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
The Sanders Brothers plan to present their interview with the famed cult figure Divine in two Sunday services at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle. Rev. LeRoy Sanders will preach at 1004 p.m. with Raymond Sanders leading song and a duet by the brothers. A Divisional Christ's Ambassadors Rally follows at 2:30 p.m. with no 7:00 p.m. C A Union service.
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Sanders Brothers
Father” Diving
Hope Gospel
Tabernacle
Divine
Millia
God
New York
LeRoy Sanders
Raymond Sanders
Christ's Ambassadors
C. A. Union
J. E. Hamill
17 Year-Old Evangelist to Open Revival Monday
A three weeks evangelistic campaign will be opened at the courthouse yard Monday July 7 by Angel Martinez a 17 year old revivalist of San Antonio Texas with Clayton Day a 20 year old song leader at the event.
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Courthouse Yard
Angel Martinez
San Antono
Texas
Clayton Day
Actress of Former Days Horizontal Puzzle Teaser
A scrambled puzzle style list features clues and answers ranging from actress of days gone by to various words and phrases. The mixed entries include references to people places and concepts such as Irish fuel backward lumps and debuts with a playful historical crossword tone.
Social Calendar Highlights From July 1 Events
Monday activities include Chela No 3 of the Women’s Society for Christ in Service at Mrs. Edwin Stewart’s home at 4 o’clock, and JY. OW. AL of the First Baptist Church at the church 6 o’clock. Other items list W. S. C. circles, church meetings, and a Tuesday dinner club at the Barlow. A Thursday Bridge gathering at the Borelow featured guests and prizes, with a salad course served. John Paul Sanders hosted an informal birthday supper with fireworks and games at his Sault Hervey street home, with several friends attending.
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Women's Society For Christ In Service
Edwin Stewart
First Baptist Cathch
U. S
E. M. May
GC. S
W. R. Campbell
Thursdy Conact
Alston Foster
R, L. Broach
Charles Dann Gibson
Campbell
Re L, Browch
Dorsey McRaedr
Dick Watkins
Alston Fosster
Robert Liu Crone
Lile Moore
W. R. Hernday
Dick Forster
Shreveport
Albot Graves
W. J. den
Charles Dana Gibson
Maretie Anne Feild
Sault Hervey Street
Bolse Sterling
Alfred Brannan
Bob and Ill Conway
Boise Storling
Densel Graves
Bobby Ward
Local Social Notes Highlight July Visits and Family News
Personal mentions include Paul Watson Paul Waddle and Joe Wimberly in Hot Springs for the Fourth of July. Many relatives travel for family events with relatives in Fayetteville Marshall Beaumont Little Rock and Texarkana. A new baby Charles William Wylie was born at St Vincent Infirmary. Duffie family and Winn ie Rowland are noted as visiting or returning from Arkansas points and Minnesota Palrmont.
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Paul Watson
Paul Waddle
Joe Wimberly
Hot Springs
Comer Boyett
Shreveport
Ed McGorkle
Texarkana
J. L. Cook
Dan Robinson
Little Rock
Charles Wylie
Mildred Beauclair
St Vincents Infirmary
Charles William Wylie
Mack Duffie
Richard
Arkansas Points
Major Duffie
Lite Rock
Don Duffie
Mr Mueller
Palrmont
Minn
Church Services and Meetings Schedule Announced
Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 00 a m all BT) classes at 7 00 p m and evening service at 8 00 p m Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 30 Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 Come worship with us and be with us in all services.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Furst Christian Church Service Schedule
John Keith Gregory presides at Furst Christian Church North Main and West Avenue B with Bible School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship and Communion at 1050 subject Visions of Victory Christian Endeavor Society meets at 115 pm Evening Worship at 800 pm sermon What Difference Does It Make Public invited to attend services with local congregation.
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Furst Christian Churqit
North Main
West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church Communion Service Urged
The Quarterly Communion of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the First Presbyterian Church with elders assisting the pastor. Members are urged to attend and renew their allegiance to Jesus Christ, the great Leader of the Church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Scotch-Irish Roots of Six U.S. Presidents
Six U.S. presidents have Scotch Irish ancestry including Andrew Jackson James Polk James Buchanan Chester Arthur William McKinley and Woodrow Wilson.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
James Polk
James Buchanan
Chester Arthur
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
WE THE WOMEN By Ruth Millet
An article extols the importance of letters to soldiers during war, praising shy women who write with personality to captivate men away at camp. It argues letters sustain romance, boost morale, and suggests even timid girls can start friendships through mailed notes.
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Ruth Millet
DeLass Marken
Camp Claiborne
Cat
Ulere
Energy demand dwarfs world population figures in a single year
A remark states that supplying all required energy for one year would demand the labor of 11,000,000,000 men or more than five times the world’s population, illustrating immense energy consumption.
Home Demonstration Clubs Hold Meeting June 18
The County Council of Home Demonstration clubs met in Columbus with the Columbus club as hostess. About 230 women from 29 clubs attended, each reporting garments made for the Red Cross and Hands Across the Sci. The meeting covered roll call, minutes, future meeting places, and dues with demonstrations by Mr. David T. Nocthearnt and others.
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County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Columbus
Columbus Club
Red Cross
Sci
Sweet Home
Allen
Belton
Avery's Chapel
Bingen
Doyle
DeAnn Columbus
Friendship
Hickory Shade
Hinton
Melrose
Barlbrook
Liberty Hill
Hopewell
Jakajones
Mt. Neha
Mt. Pleasant
Ovan-St. Paul
Patris
Cardis
Wallaceburg
Washington
Shirley Stuart
Centerville
Liberty Hill Club
Experiment Station
Hopewell Club
Patmos
Beatrige Ross
Friendship Club
Fletcher
David T. Nocthearnt
Summer baby care rules from county agents
Summer months demand added baby care says Miss Mary Claude Fletcher and University of Arkansas experts. Six rules guide mothers: keep the baby cool bathe in tepid water allow rest and limit handling provide boiled cool water not feeding him unnecessary foods and maintain sterile foods and routine.
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Mary Claude Fletcher
Gertrude E. Conant
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Metcher
Extension Service
4-H Club Cotton Bazaar Plans And Awards
The meeting featured a Cotton Bazaar plan with a committee including Mrs. Zimmerly and Mrs. Hodnett, and a split funds proposal. A Lieut committee announced, plus a violin solo by Lea Stuart. Winners in the Cotton style review included Mrs. Jim Happ and several other Columbus participants.
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Caldwell
Columbus
Brad Chanel
Earley McWilliams
Shower Springs
C. P. Zimmerly
C. B. Hodnett
Jess Yarberry
Howell Byers
H. H. Huskey
P. J. Holt
Lea Stuart
Ozan
Mailbrook
L. K. Boyce
J. T. Jeanes
Ruby Mitchell
Cora Caldwell
Arline Burke
de. Ann
G. L. Daniels
Pauline Samuels
DeAnn
Minnie Bricon
Blevins
Margaret Schmitt Washington
Bernice Salisbury
Washington
Letha Rhodes
McCaskill
Asa Sewell
Irene Morton
Miss Fletcher
Hempstead County
Fayetteville
Aso
W. A. Powell
Red Cross
Tollison
Hope
Termites Ruin Farm Buildings in Arkansas
Arkansas farms face termite damage says county agent Oliver L. Adams. Emphasizes exclusion through building design, removing wood debris under structures, and ensuring ventilation with 1 by 2 foot openings per 25 feet of foundation. Advises keeping openings clear of shrubs and improving airflow to curb dampness.
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Arkansas
Oliver L. Adams
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Adams
Sterile Feeding Advice for Babies in Hot Weather
The text warns that inadequate refrigeration and improper feeding boost infant illness. Boil milk in summer to sterilize and prevent putrefactive germs. Acute gastric upset can stem from foods unfamiliar to the baby, stressing simple diets and trained caregivers to avoid risky tastes.
Shield placement to deter termites under house foundations
Shields of sheet metal placed between foundation and wood extend about 2 inches beyond the masonry and bend down at roughly 49 degrees. Joints are soldered to block termite passage. Treated lumber resists termites only when adjacent untreated wood remains vulnerable to tunnel building.
Maybe bachelors and old maids just haven't the heart to fall in love
A concise wry remark on romance suggesting singles, whether bachelors or spinsters, lack romantic urgency. The line hints at social pressures and personal readiness affecting love outcomes.
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Dallas
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Earl Louise Thornton
Lee Garland
Esther Garland
Marshall
Indiana
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Beaumont
M. A. Kyeater
Hattie Tyree
Kansas City
Delphus Whitten Jr
University of Texas
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New York City
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Camp Robinson
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Lawrence Martin
R. L. Broach
Captain Garnet Martin
Winnie Rowland
Olowell McDaniel
Camp Brownville
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Dickie McLaughlin
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Evening Shade
Bruce Chapel
J. R. Williams
anLiams
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Westpoint Window
Sea Wall
Rialto
Matinee Daily Tri-Sat
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S. Walnut St
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