Rose Garden Club schedules social and meetings
Friday events include the Rose Garden Club picnic at Experiment Station for ny. many circle and auxiliary meetings at First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Women’s Society and Safety of Christian Service hold sessions. Rose Garden Club’s final year meeting lists officers. Red Cross Dressing Department hours announced. Shriners Hospital update notes Jane Hobbs patient.
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The
Rose Garden Club
Experiment Stition
Ny Picnic, & Clark
Rose Carden Chile
Experiment Station Club
al Nan. Durig
Man
W. M. Cantley
Mra
Tom Brewster
Tmery Shiver
Treasurrer
1. K. Benson
J.C. Carton
J. #. Benson
Yose Garden
George Ware
T. M. Anderson
Barnesville
Okla
Wes
Red Cross
Ted N'Elank
Yanms
Wilhay
Igh
Jaane Donald Webbs
Nash Hobbs
Shriners Hospital
Shrevepact
Moving and visiting notes from Garland and beyond
Mrs Rufus Graves and children Daniel and Shirley move to Garland Texas while Mr Graves works at a Grand Prairie defense plant. FR C Stirling return from Tampa Florida with daughter Katherine. Visitors include Staff Sergeant and Mrs Hone dvix Chandler Arizona and Mrs Calvin Barnes Kamily. Miss Joan Baker of Tanesboro returns. Miss Martha White from University of Arkansas Fayetteville comes home for a week. Nancy Robins returns from Corntway Arkansas State Teachers College for weekend with parents. Mr and Mrs Harvey Barr San Antonio visit Miss Georgia Clark Nashville and Mayetteville. Welwin Stewart hosts in Fayetteville.
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Rufus Graves
Daniel
Shirley
Garland
Texas
Graves
Grand Pari
Nancy Robins
Corntway
Ankansas State Teachers
Caltexe
Aoek
Lea Robins
Ex-Resident of Hope Dies in Louisiana
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Cornelius Portiune 69 a native of Hope died May 29 at her Alexandria Louisiana home were held in Shreveport Monday Burial was in Borresh Park Cemetery at Shreveport She is survived by two daughters Mrs L P Autrey and Mrs L Seatin of Shreveport three sisters Mrs Sally Kendall Mrs Lon White and Mrs Myrthe Roberts and a brother Harry Cornelius of Hane
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Mary Cornelius Portiune
Hope
Miarie Wils
Cornelius
Alexandria
Lin
Shreveport
Borresh Park
U. S. Autrey
L. P. Seatin
Sally Kendall
Lon White
Fulton
Myrthe Roberts
Stans
Harry Cornelius
Hane
Maj. Allan Segart Jr Honored With Four Medals Posthumously
Four medals awarded posthumously to Maj. Allan Segart Jr who died in Solomons combat are worn by his wife in Los Angeles as their baby daughter Barbara admires them. Medals include the Distinguished Service Cross Distinguished Flying Cross Silver Star and Air Medal. Sr. Army Air Corps photo.
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Maj
Allan &. Segart, Jr
Solomons
Los Angeles
Barbara
Army Air Corps
Walking on Hips Keeps Them Slim Doctor’s Exercise Tip
Met soprano Amiamary Dickey promotes a hip walk routine to slim hips and flatten the stomach. Sit with legs extended, place hands on knees, then walk hips forward and back 25 times each direction to tighten core and improve appearance under clothes.
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Alicia Hartner
Metropolitin
Gqperna Soprana Amiamary
Strange Things Happen in Battle at Waller Read Hospital
A wounded African theatre soldier arrived for medal removal, with X rays showing a shrapnel fragment only on one side. The surgeon questioned the patient about other objects, noting a Cotndtalis pen fragment. The piece underscores how shrapnel in battle can reveal odd, unexpected details.
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Washington
Waller Read Hospital
Africa
Hospita
Stipwick
Ula
Farm Labor Shortage Sparks Wide War Time Shift
Washington reports a growing return to farming as labor shortages bite. Officials plan a 35 million land army with 16 thousand full time workers and 50 thousand part timers, aided by a 500 thousand high school youth contingent. Immigrant labor from Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, and Mexico fills gaps. Farmers wary but likely to accept when desperation rises.
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Ipbar
Women's Land Army
Land Army
War Brings People Back to Old Church at Locust Grove
In Carlisle Kentucky renewed attendance is seen at a 99 year old Locust Grove church after wartime rationing ended bus service. The old log building was renovated and services resumed after ten years of discontinuation due to consolidation with a Carlisle church. Navy personnel form a sizable portion of trade-school students.
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Carlisle
Locust Grove
Alsatian Sent to Jail for Speaking French
A barber in Alsace was imprisoned by the Nazis for six weeks for speaking French. The detention aimed at his abdication according to Strassburger Neueste Nachrichten.
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Stockholm
Alsee
Strasslurger Neueste Nachrichten
Dead man found in ravine leads to village investigation
A narrator recalls a storm night and a murder discovery. Margaret, distraught, sits in a dim room as clues point to a dead man in the ravine. The sheriff is notified and the plan to deny recognition to the victim is discussed with Margaret. The scene shifts to urgent questioning and a need to protect loved ones.
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Margaret
Anady
Sheriff’s Office
Clint Mattison
Clara
Connie
Sarah
Murder at the Ravine Ends in Silence
A narrator demands Kathy deny knowledge of Derek as police arrive after a murder in the ravine. The scene shifts with tension in the house, Clara joining the hall as the mystery deepens and a continuation is promised.
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Margaret
Kathy
Derek
Jim
Gram
Clara
Church News From Three Local Faith Homes
Listings for First Baptist Garrett Memorial and First Pentecostal churches show Sunday School times, worship services, and revival messages led by visiting preachers. Revival events include daily services and special sessions with W. E. Thomason and O. J. Cullins, inviting the public.
Revival at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church to Start June 6
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church opens a two week revival beginning Sunday June 6 with Rev. W B Thomason of Prescott assisting the pastor. The public is invited to attend.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Ferguson Street
Silvey
W. E. Thomason
W. BE. Thomason
Prescott
Church Services and Schedule at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church Pine at Second lists Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:00 p.m. Robert B. Moore pastor. Sunday June 6 features chimes 9:40 a.m. Church School 10:00, Morning Worship 10:50 with special music and a pastor sermon. Board of Stewards 2:10 p.m. Vesper Service 1:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship 1:30 p.m. Choir practice Thursday June 16 at 7:30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Third
Mall Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Im —General Assembly For Training Union
First Pentecostal Church
West Fourth
Ferguson W. P. Graves
Lacie Rowe
O. J. Cullins
Crowder
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Montreat
First Christian Church
Millard W. Baggett
Bible School
My. Muscolar Porterfield
Ted Jones
Jlogic
Christian Youth Fellowship
Bhyahgelisile Senviees
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert B. Moore
the Fastor
Board of Stewards
Tthe
Routine Oil Drilling in Three Lafayette Fields
Routine drilling continues in three Lafayette county fields as Barnsdall Oil leads in depth at Darnell No. 1 in Midway, with a target below 6,000 feet. Wheeless advances at Charlie Coleman No.1 in Spirit Lake area to 5,100 feet, while Lion Oil at Wheat No.1 in Mekamie South reaches 9,700 feet. Barnsdall builds road access to Shultz No.1 in Hempstead county. Skelly Oil plans Cleve Warren test between Stamps and Lewisville. location announced earlier.
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MeKamie
Stamps
Lion Oi] Refining Company
Barnsdall
Jocafio
Shultz
Hempstead
NENEE
Skelly OH Company
Cleve Warren
Lewisville
Habit Will Out Knoxville Disorderly Defiant Offender
City Judge Bob Williams questioned a frequent offender in Knoxville Tennessee about his court appearance. The reply was terse and confused, stating nothing new, while admitting guilt for disorderly conduct. The judge imposed a ten day sentence for the repeat offense.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Williams
Three Held in Death of Infant boy
In Searcy deputies say two women Mrs Myrule Bruton and Mrs Mable Myers and a man Tom Neal face murder related charges after an infant boy was found dead in a crude grave. Neal allegedly directed officers to the site in the Little Red river bottoms.
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Searcy
Culbert
Pearte
W. H. Bell
T. C. Plant
Myrule Bruton
Mable Myers
Beebe
Tom Neal
Neal
Red River
Plant
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Joe Lesetey
J. TM. Gentry
Kantessax
Cylle
Rawin Stewart
Tie Women
First Presbyterians Church
Bofelack
AG O'Vlors
Women's Safety of
Christian Servier
Ryt Methodist Church
Fred White
Chesser
Ara. Stewart
Hanaring
Ifrey Bipman
Webchtaater, Jr
Paul Lewis
Jimmy Janes
Weldin 'Traver
FR. C. Stirling
Tampa
St Petersburg
Fla
Mrs. Starling
Katherine
Mra. Ray Honedvix
Chandler
Arizona
Calvin Barnes
Kamily
CI. A
Joan Baker
Tanesboro
Alice Lila
Martha White
University of Arkon
Fayetteville
Georgia Clark
Nashville
Mayetteville
Mr. and
Mes
Welwin Stewart
Rialto
Anna Leo
Lillian Gish
Columbia Pichera
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Cdern RO
Robin Hoop
Lloyd Nolan
Marjorie Weaver
H. B. Warner
Astrid Allwyn
Louisiana
Miss Dickey
Avelfo
Jack Stinnet
Farm Security Administration
Jamiaito
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Mexico
Jean B. Wallace
Latin America
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New London
Cal
Loren B. Hillsinger
Il Paso
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U. S. Air Force
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H. B. Smith
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Grady Strents
Fred H. Williamson
Vaeul Clauss
Rev. Thomason
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Starrett Harris
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