List of Young Women Names in Early Society Note
A fragment lists several young women including Miss Mies Felld Miss Nelf Louree Broyled Miss Mery Wilson Miss Netley Robing Miss Nancy Hill Miss Matiz Antionets te Williams Miss Martha Wilson Miss Marjory Dildy Miss Wan Ida Billingslea Miss Montez Elmore Miss Virginia Cassidy Miss Martha White and Miss Frances Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiohy
Mies Felld
Nelf Louree Broyled
Mery Wilson
Netley Robing
Nancy Hill
Misa Matiz Antionetste Williams
Martha Wilson
Tlton
Marjory
Dildy
Misa Wan Ida Billingslea
Little Rock
Montez Elmore
Virginia Cassidy
Martha White
Frances Thomas
Job faith grows through doubt despite suffering lessons
The article reviews the Job 42:1 12 lesson by William F Gilroy editor of Advance noting Job’s journey from distress and futile counsel to a strengthened faith. It compares biblical doubt with modern views and cites Tennyson’s In Memoriam to illustrate honest doubt producing stronger faith, while highlighting social notices about locals and visitors in the surrounding community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Kiierges
Hellcveing
Local visitors festoon area gatherings across state lines
Mr and Mrs Archie Redden of Flint Mich and Alec Rooden of Carnegie Okla join Mr and Mrs A Hooden and families as guests. Carter H Johnger and daughter Dorothea Arin of Dallas visit Mrs Wardlaw's relatives. W A Wade and Bert Carter attend American Legion event in Pine Bluff. Mrs Worthy Iivni Nan Given Nashville Ark visit W C Brown and family. Ken neth G Kelton Tucson Ariz and Olin England Hope Ark also guests. Bunie Yokem Cooper hosts Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Redden
Flint, Mich
Alec Rooden
Carnegie
Okla
Alee Hooden
Meg. Wilkes Rooden
Carter H. Johnger
Dorothea Arin
Dallas
Johnson
R L. Wardlaw
I. W. Hendrix
C. ®. Brooks
W. A. Wade
Bert Carter
Atresican Legion
Pine Bluff
Worthy Iivni
Nan Given
Nashville, Ark
Kenneth G. Kelton
Tuscon, Ariz
Social Bridge Club Events and Local Social Notes
Friday and Thursday bridge club gatherings at multiple homes feature high score prizes, floral decor, and catered refreshments. Out of town guests include Mrs. Don Ligon and Mrs. Helen McRae, with several hostess and guest lists noted. Other items mention a lunch hosted by Miss Harriet Story for Mrs. Howard Star of Tuscaloosa and Miss Eleanor Jane Feild’s bridge tribute, plus various regional baseball standings and upcoming games.
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South Him Street
Dan Ligon
Don Ligon
San Antonio
Texas
Helen McRae
Little Rock
Dick Forester
Vincent Foster
Dorsey McRae Jr
Alaton Foster
Billy Duckett
Mis. Vincent Foster
Wallace
el Dorado
Roy Powell
Ray Harald Hobson
Leonard
Helen Bowden
Clyde
Warriet
Roward Stuart
Thorseday
Roy
Harriet Story
Barlow
Howard
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Honores
Stuart
Hendrix Sproggins
Charles Wylie
Mary Sue
Neil Louise Broyles
Church asks for magazines to fund building project
Announcement invites readers to donate old magazines to First Christian Church for a relief drive aiding its building program. The note lists committee members Mrs. Jon Floyd Mrs. Jewell Moore and Mrs. B L Relig as organizers seeking bulk magazine contributions. Nearby items report a forthcoming marriage and a social event hosted by Mrs. Robert Wilson.
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Jon Floyd
Jewell Moore
B. L. Relig
First Christian Church
Local social notes list week of visits and guests
Miss Laulee Hanegan hosted a week of guests including Ruth Andros from Little Rock while families such as the Garrets and Ingrams hosted relatives. Travelers and visitors from Kilgore Shreveport Galveston and Tupelo appear alongside trips to Hot Springs North and South Carolina Alabama Georgia and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laulee Hanegan
Ruth Andros
Little Rock
Arthadell Claiborne
T. C. Claiborne
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Hye
Marion Monroe
L. A. Monroe
Miss Iryl
Kilgore
Texas
Qou Johnny Evans
Shreveport
Bill Wray
Mr. Wray
Arizona
Points
Garland school site charged off from city asset list
The Garland school building and site at the Hempstead county courthouse location, previously listed as a $19,745.28 city government asset, has been charged off and is not reflected in the 1940 statement by McDuffie, Stewart & Co. Certified Public Accountants.
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Garland
Hempstead County
Job's Faith Triumph Amid Friends’ Weak Counsel
The text contrasts Job's faith and Jehovah's approval with the discomfort and shallow reassurance of his friends. Jehovah's anger falls on the friends for not speaking rightly of Him. It urges seeking sustaining faith from God rather than settling for platitudes from those who have not cried to God in distress.
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Job
Jehovah
Local Guests and Social News Highlight Area Visits
Mrs Jimmy Carter and children of New Orleans visit her parents Mr and Mrs S E Lee. Mrs Jack Yokem and Mrs Helen Wade of Dallas visit relatives this week. Elmer Sottells and Hazel Spinker wed last week. Nevada County Singing Convention at Hollis Springs drew strong attendance. Nell Hutt visits Texas. Lloyd Fairchild Jr visits Alar Fairchild. Mrs Lee Williams travels from San Antonis Texas to visit relatives.
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G. C. Byrd
Conway
Temas
Wikre
Vee
Davie
Jimmy Carter
New Orleans
Kir
S. E. Lee
Jack Yokem
Helen Wade
Dalian Ace
Elmer Sottells
Hazel Spinker
Nevada County
Hollis Springs
Herman
Migs
Nell Hutt
Texatiana
Willie White
Mitchell Buriday
Lloyd Fairchild Jr
Fairchild
Lee
Williams
Sn Antonis
Texas
Do You Believe in Miracles
A vintage ad promotes Nash's C and L malaria tonic and laxative. It claims to cure malaria symptoms and bilious constipation within a week, with a money back guarantee if not effective. The ad features John Gibson as the authorized dealer and emphasizes patient satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
C & Il
Guananter
Nasips
John
Gibso
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