Social and Personal Highlights in Local Calendar
The social column records arrivals and departures: Mrs Collyer Cox and daughter Jon Nell from Mot Springs visiting Mr and Mrs Martin Pool and Sgt Martin Luther Wolleman on furlough. Miss Reba Leverett heads to Little Rock to see Miss Dorothy Burns. Mrs Joseph Newmeister and son David Rae of Walton Kentucky visit her mother Mrs J Boswell. Daisy Dorothy Heard, state editor of the Shreveport Times, vacationing with her parents. Sgt Briant Bundy leaves for Chaffee on reassignment. L G Kennedy family and daughters Doris Anita depart for ten days in New Orleans. Dr and Mrs J Riley Harris of Waco arrive for a visit with Rev and Mrs Glenn Hutton. Ira J Yocom arrives for eighty day furlough from overseas duty in Europe.
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Collyer Cox
Jon Nell
Mot Springs
Martin Pool
Daisy Dorothy Heard
The
Shreveport Times
Mrs
J. R. Heard
Market Report From National Stockyards Illinois Hogs and Cattle Prices
Market remains mostly steady with hogs around 14.70 for barrows and gilts and 13.95 for sows. Slaughter classes steady week, feeding and breeding stock up about 1.00 late, record low Weir receipts. Week totals show gains in feeding and breeding, declines in cattle and vealers, notable top prices for week include yearling steers around 17.00 to 17.10 and heifers near 16.75, bulls and cows varied, lambs stronger with tops near 16.00 for outstanding lots and frequent quotes in the 14.00 to 15.75 range.
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Ill
Revival at Gospel Tabernacle and Methodist services listed
The Gospel Tabernacle on North Main and Avenue D lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Guy B E Basye as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 00 a m sermon The Triumphant Life Evangelistic services at 8 00 p m with Rev B Owen Oslin and Rev W J Piersol Revival meetings run Tuesday through Friday mornings at 10 00 a m and evenings at 8 06 p m with renewed Old Time Religion The First Methodist on Pine at Second lists Church School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 10 50 a m with special music and sermon Vesper Service 5 30 p m Youth Fellowship 6 30 p m and Choir Practice 8 00 p m
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Church OF Christ
Grady Streets
Waymon D. Miller
Gospel Tabernacle North
B. Owen Oslin
Evaneglist
Ithrough
W. J. Piersol
B. Qwen Oslin
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm St
Doyle M. Ingram
B.T.C
First Presbyterian
Hos. Brewster
D. D
Acm
Young Peoples Meeting
First Christian N. Main
West Avenue
Glenn Hutton
Birst
Baptist Orner
I Whitlow
Siahtia
Haan Si Ohatin
Beri
Wee Mental
Eller
Baptist Training Union
O. A. Williams
Gabriel
Turnaee R.A
R.A
Methodist Pine
Robert B. Moore
First Pentecostal
Fred C. Davis
Pasora
Kenneay
Pentecostal
Contract Let for New Mississippi Bridge at Memphis
A contract has been let for the construction of a new Mississippi River bridge at Memphis linking major corridors. The project involves foundation work, piers, and approach spans with bids to be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder following standard public works procedures.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Mississippi River
Merritt, Chapman and Scott Corporation
Nw York
Arkansas Highway Commission
Little Rock
Tesui
Pleasant. Valley
Louis Bromfield
Hempstead County
Pleasant
Abbott
Mary Pattern
Short
Landi
Gunn
Corbett
Deeping
Lehmann
Loverdige
Lawrence
Peehneoth
Whitles
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Fey
Torr
Donald’ Duck
Henry
Martin Luther Holloman
First Christian Church
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Reba Leverett
Dorothy Burns
Joseph Newmeister
David Rae
Walton, Ky
J. Boswell
Nancy Robins
Dallas
Mrs. Leo Robins
Sgt
Briant Bundy
Carte Chaffee
Judd B. Martindale
San Diego
Calif
J. G. Martindale
Major Martindale
W.T. Franks
Carl Jones
Kitty Coral
S/Sgt
Thomas CG. Franks
Francs
Thomas Edward
J. Riley Harris
Waco
Texas
Pfe
Ira J. Yocom
Ira J. Yocom Sr
Ira Rhodes Jr
Pine Bluff
Julia Chester Hospital
L. A. Arnett
South Washington Street
Market Report
Rialto
Fredric March
Betty ‘ Field
Isp World Te
Ruth Millett
America
New York
Central Park
Cleveland
Hall’'S Hat Shop
2Nd St
Calvin E. Cassidy
Arkansas Bank Bldg
Hope, Ark
News of the Churches
ST. Marks Episcopal Corner
Henry B. Smith
Mena
Emmet
Our Lady OF Good Hope
Amos H. Enderlin
Italy
Rome
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U. S
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Pauti N. McNut
Philippines
Sergio Osmeéna
Manuel A. Roxas
Douglas
MacArthur
Laney
Arkansas State Library Commission
J. HE
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Pearl Williamson
de Queen
Mildred
Lenny
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Archer Home
Louis
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Raymond
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Dorothy
Marjorie Campbell
Mrs. Archer
Milldred
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Corliss
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Dexter
Pringle
Ap Corliss
Cicily
Nels O
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Hot Springs
C, IE
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R. Hendrix
Chandler Mobile
Ala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chauncy Sparks
Alabama
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
ICC
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Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
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Kerr
Femmerguertciae Et Oy
Sparks
Southland
Millard F. Caldwell
Florida
James H.davis
Louisiana
R. Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
Ransome J. Williams
South Carolina
Hope Star
Dad
Peniheir
Bell
Syh Inc
Dix
Cassidy
Ark. Bank
Hope
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Jist
Cme Elaeatiinii
London
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Simeon S. Willis
Kentucky
Thomas L. Bailey
Japan
Romae
Ohio
Magbc
Alexander Hamilton
Burr
Weehaw
New’ South Wales
Establi
Rgd
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McCaskill Brug CO
McCaskill
Ark
Theo Long
Arkasos
Doug City
Coal
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