Social and Personal events unfold in Denton and Fort Worth
Betsy Ruth Coleman marries Donal Ray Smith in a candlelight ceremony at the Little Chapel in the Woods Denton on June 6. The bride wore white organdy with a stock bouquet and pearls, with her sister Mrs. George Warren as matron of honor and another sister Miss Betty Lon Smith as maid of honor. A reception followed at Texas Southwestern College, with attendees including families from Denton and Fort Worth. the couple then left for a short wedding trip. The listing also notes church circle meetings and club activities across Denton.
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Mss
Bettie Ruth Coleman
Donal Ray Smith
Nancy M. Coleman
T. C. Wendy
Fork Worth
Texas
Little Chapel In the Woods
Denton
MW. £. Hebbard
First Baptist Church
Katié Kincade
Mary Elizabeth ‘Tomlinsson
Fort Worth
Tomlinson
Misa Kincade
George Warren
Little Rock
Betty Lon Smith
Hubert L. Young
Ft. Worth
James Garrison
Krosmsman
John A. Sherrad
Miller Godger
W. N. Gray
T.S.C.W
H. Woods
Marjorie M. Smith
Frank Smith
Betty Jo Burke
Wanda. Fant
Frances Betty
Coming and Going Miss Norma Jean Archer Visit
Miss Norma Jean Archer will travel Saturday from Northwestern University Evanston Minor children visit with parents Mr and Mrs L Are her Miss Jo Ann Shieldshag as houseguest this weekend Miss Edwandga Holmes of Little Rock Arkansas Miss Starley Pearson and Mrs Marjorie Bruce spend weekend in Fort Smith Arkansas guests of Miss Pearson's parents Mr and Mrs W Q Pearson Mrs Ta 28 Treadwell of Harrison Arkansas arrived Thursday for visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Joby C Downs and family Mrs Downs underwent tonsillectomy at Beanehchnte Friday Mrs Georgy Sinclair of St Louis Missouri will leave tonight after a visit with her son George Fr and Mr and Mrs Leon Davis Miss Viralia Any Magness who
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Norma Jean Archer
Northwestern University
Evanston
L. Areher
Jo Ann Shieldshag
Edwandga Holmes
Little Reel
Arkansas
Starley Pearson
Marjorie Hruce
Fort Smith
Treadwell
Harrison
Joby C. Downs
Gov Laney Names Two Arkansas Court Appointments
Arkansas News from Little Rock reports Governor Laney announced two judicial appointments before the summer recess. James D Reynolds of Camden will fill the late FD Reginalds’s seat on the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission. Howard Stebbins, Sr. of Little Rock becomes acting Pulaski County Judge while Mashburn recovers in a Memphis hospital and attends Henderson State Teachers College summer program.
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Little Rock
Laney
Supreme Court
F McHaney
James D Reynolds
Camden
FD Reginalds
Arkansas Oil and
Commission
Howard Stebbins
Pulaski County
Memphis
Elberty Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets At Hicks Home
The Liberty Hill club discussed late garden planting and cultivation at a June 8 meeting at Mrs. Marie Hicks home with 13 members present. Garden leaders Misa Mila Beard and Lindsey Davis led talks on vegetables and poultry culling, and prizes were awarded to several members. Next meeting planned at Mrs. L. E. Huckabee's home.
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Liberty, Hill
Elberty Hill
Marie Hicks
Misa Mila Beard
Lindsey Davis
Experi[ment
Alice Nichols
Helen Light
Perrie Huckabee
Grace Huckabee
N. J. Burns
L. E. Huckabee
Ship Ijobenhayn Sinks Off Jutland After Mine Strike
Copenhagen reports Danish navy divers estimate about 150 bodies remain missing after the coastal steamer Ijobenhayn hit a mine and sank within a minute off the Jutland coast. Divers found many victims in submerged cabins and the engine room as the mine blew a 30 yard square hole in the bow and water rushed in.
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Copenhagen
Ijobenhayn
Jutland
United Steamship Company
Vess
Kattegat
Hals
Kjobenhavn
Sunday Morning Stirs a Family War Over Lucy
In a tense Sunday morning scene Jessica, Tom, Betsy, and Genevieve contend with Lucy’s absence and a looming meeting with David. Betsy distracts, Genevieve’s hints sharpen suspicions, and Jessica faces the strain of secrets and impending decisions affecting the family.
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Tom
Betsy
Genevieve
Torn
Jessica
News of the Churches and Local Services
Reports from GARRETT MEMORIAL BAPTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST METHODIST and other churches list sermons, Sunday School times, and special events. Evangelist Merle Bryant leads revival as crowds attend, with Bible study, youth activities, and a basket lunch in City Park after morning services.
Guest Speaker Jimmy Frazer at Cropsel Tabernacle
Jimmy Frazer a Central Bible Institute and Wheaton College graduate will be guest at Cropsel Tabernacle Sunday. He serves as Athletic Director and head counsellor at Pine Lake Camp in Little Rock Arkansas and will perform musical numbers in morning and evening services. Frazer plays cornet and recorder, solos on both, and will perform them simultaneously. He will speak at the Senior Christ's Ambassador Service at 6 15 and present a musical program. Young Hone residents are urged to attend.
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Merle Bryant
Marshall
Texas
First Presbyterian Sco
2Nd Street
Stephen Cook
Jim Miller
A. Baworth
Christ
O'Hara
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
First Methodist
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Cooper
Benford McRune
Fred Elsis
C. W. Tarpley
H. B. Barr
Jack Lowech
Vincent Foster
Circle 4
I'L. Pilkinton
Jim Miler
Presbyterian Daily Vacation Bible School
Eugene White
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main Street
H. Paul Holdridge
the Tabernacle
Joseph Geno
Man Iday
Jimmy Wrasier
Pine Lake
Little Rock
Women's Missionary Council
Jimmy Frazer
Central’ Bible Institute
Springfield
Missouri
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Mingis
Crospel Tabernacle
Jimmy
R. G. LaTounesu
Arkansas
Frazer
Christ's Ambassador
Servicr
Aranie of
Hone
Labor Vote Jockeying Emerges For Arkansas Governorship
Arkansas gubernatorial hopefuls Mackrell McMath and Holt court labor support ahead of the primaries. Mackrell predicts 7 percent of the labor vote citing union ties and plans to name Ed Woods labor commissioner if elected. The piece notes organized labor’s scrutiny and opposition from a pro enterprise group.
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Little Rock
Kansas
St Iegst
James
Uncle Mac
Mackrell
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Hot Springs
Jack Holt
Ed P. Woods
Painters and Decorators Union
North Little Rock
Woods
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association
Organized Labor
Mass Service at Our Lady of Good Hope Leads Sunday
Parish bulletin notes Assistant Rev R F Boyle and the pastor conduct Mass at Our Lady of Good Hope with Benedict after Mass. Mentions young garter snakes rising from 12 to 0 in a single brood.
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Catholic
Our Lady of Good
Who Works Harder Star at Hope
Dorothy Dix argues overworked housewives vs husbands, asserting wives face relentless, monotonous duties while husbands bear the family load. She notes wives’ long hours, lack of rest, and social pressures, yet praises a wife’s independence and control over personal time. The piece includes syndicate note and radio listings.
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Tey
Solomon
Friday Evening Radio Schedule Overview
Readable listings show a dense schedule of radio programs from Friday afternoon through Monday, highlighting movie features, musical programs, newsreels, political talks, and church broadcasts. Notable items include Superman, Captain Midnight, Burns of Newsreels, Truman broadcasts, sports shows, and religious programming across multiple stations, with many time blocks and host names.
Radio schedule highlights from New York on Saturday night
Central Standard Time listings show NBC, CBS, ABC and MBS programs across prime time. Notable items include Truth or Consequences, Judy Canova, Kay Kyser show, It Pays To Be Ignorant, Gang Busters, Twenty Questions, and Jack Benny among others, with theater and quiz segments and a zoo-related cartoon note at the end.
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New York
NBC
Judy Capaoya
Kay Kyser
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Cal
ABC
Ross Dolan
Amazing Malone
One Man's Family
Eileen
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Garry Moore
Horace Heidt
CBS Symphony
Gene
Autry
MBS
Parky's Venile Jury
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Fidelis
First Artist Church
W. ¥. Stroud
Bonner Street
Rae Luck
Herbert Dadesta
Frank. King
Morile Hargis
First Presbyterian
Tour Lock
Rele
Benface
Fred Bilis
Circle
C. W.ripley
Ts. B. Barr
Jack
Lowe
Winr
Mre 1
Pilkinton
Jimmy Miller
Business Women's Circle of
It Baptist Church
I Highe
Duonal
Women's Missionary Society
Lrst Baptist Church
Circle 6
A. Haibere
Jin Tee
World Missions
Ie Wesleyan
Methodist
Kathleen Broach
Hervey Street
Maierice- Martin
Women's Council of
The
First Christian Church
American Legion Annillagy
Ernest O'Neal
Southerney Street
Clyde Coffee
No‘ollett
W. B. Mason
Sday
Russell Steed
Aee
Nottier, Sday
Mary Stu
Wilson
1St’ Methodist Church
Jessie Clarice Brown
Sun
Ulity Oolores Peorg Arimendariz
Carrol Naish
Miss Viralia
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
van Johnson
Lansguiry
Meniou
Stone State OF the Union
Arkansas News
Henderson State Teachers College
Magness
Emmett
Fred Rusgeil
Pampa
Lewike Wennnt
Patten
Lara Mae Purtie
J. Emmett
Jutia
Josephine
W. H. Triplett
Tewisville
Ray Arnold
Hope
M. Matlock
Navy
Arcadio Hoste
Ines
Margaretta Brucker
NEA Service, Inc
Lore
Toni
Lucy
David
Tom Caime
Daddy
Genevieve Miles
Norning
Luley
Bensy
Desmandee Jessice
Irony Lucy
Ton
Doris
News of the Churches
Charch
KXAR
Grady Oalston
Mortiairy
W. E. Thomason
Jung
Church OF Christ Sth and
Grady Streets
Lynn Browning
First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
F A. Whitlow
Bill Kettner
E. Tuvash
Training Union
Vance Smitey
Woman's Missionary Society
Circle No. 8
Chucel
First Methodist West
Pine Street
J. E. Gocoper
Methodist Stu
Labor
Cooper
First Christian North Main
Wear Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegrer
Julius Brown
Women's Council
al & A.m
Dorothy DIX
Hope Star
Star Publishing
E Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Treet
Hope, Ark
Alex, H. Wothburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
M. Davis
Meens Associated Press
Hemp
Stead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Associated Press
Riley
M-u-m-n
1 Beil Syndicate, Inc
Martin Black
Shaw
Red Hook
Carnival of Music
Robert Hurleigh
the Johnson Family
Midnight
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Jrr
M News
Five Star
Henry J.taylor
the Falcon
Chariie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heavier
Michael Zarin
Tom Grant
Neil Golden
Xavier Cugat
M Mutual
AR Mutual
ARGO
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Salvation Army
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Beneke
Guy Lombardo
Richard Himber
Mutuel
Dixie Playboys
Charlie Slocem
Truman
Sidney McMath
Lionel Hampton
Chicago Theater
Barber Shop
Mutual News
Spiritual Travelers
Emmet
Lew White
Carle
Jeromy Fidler
Parky
the Voice of Strings
Bareley Allan
Mutual Reports the News
Bill Boyd
Bobby Mayton
Four Knights
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Nashville
Bill Harrington
Polkce
London
Jerry
London Zoo
F. A. Stengelhofen
Britain
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