Social and Personal Notices From Evening Paper
Social and Personal notes list Legion Auxiliary bids to Mrs Oscar Greenberg and meetings at Mrs James McCullough’s West On Street, plus a June 18 gathering at Mrs B J O Neals on South Murvey Street. Also upcoming First Baptist Fairy Park gathering and rest of Coming and Going items from local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Oscar Greenberg
W. BR. Mason
North Pine Street
Mes. W. OC. Andres
South Bonn Street
Circle Na
Clyde Osborn
South Greening Street
James MecCullough
Ten O'Click
B. J. O'Neal
South Murvey Street
First Baptist Church
Fairy Park
Moenbers
Tal
Dorothy Moore
Wickling
Huddleston
Dorothy Nodes
Buss
Mary Blackard
Okay
Marjorie Collins
Kennie McKey
Garland City
Imogene Montgomery
Mary Roy Motes
Marjorie O'Neal
Margtha Banvin
Nancy Jo Coleman
Alles Jones
Rose Mr Cop
Betty June Monts
Bethy Ruth Coleman
Mary Jane Ileana
Charles Guilty
George Dodds
First Christian Main
West Ave
Wm. P. Hardegree
Lloyd Coop
Mathers
Young People's Fellowship Group
J. L. Pundsr
Jesus
Pilate questions Jesus as rulers clash over kingdoms
In Luke 18 23 24 46 48 and 57 62 Pilate asks What is truth while Jesus speaks of a Kingdom not of this world and of disciples living in the world but not of it. Friends see a spiritual realm. enemies expect an earthly throne. the crown of thorns becomes the true crown of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Pilate
Cass
Jesus
Elis
Atain
Christ
Winty
Sus
Himus
Iis
Dusus
Heaven
Kingdom of
Chri
Europe
Fiveryone
Grandmother
Ant Ox
Solomon
Job
Grandma
Oli
Maritime wage rise fuels seafarers overtime pay rule
The Labor Department announces overtime pay of one dollar per hour for Sunday sea work and for Saturday and Sunday in port, effective today. Seamen at sea work 60 hours weekly plus overtime credits, with a 48-hour cap at sea and 40 in port before overtime. The raise, a 22-cent hourly increase, also retroactive to August, follows board recommendations and union endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolar
Labor Department
Ak J. ‘Taylor
Arkansas Recruiting District Officer Praises Local Cooperation
Col. Hardy, a Dallas resident and Oklahoma native, has served in the Army since 1992. While with General Headquarters in the Pacific Theater he oversaw land and property for the Southwest Pacific and took part in campaigns there. He expresses gratitude for Arkansans' friendliness and hopes for continued cooperation during his tour as District Recruiting Officer for the Arkansas US Army Recruiting District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litle
Rack —Raeefus
Robert LT. Hardy
West Texas
U. S. Army
Pacific
Arkansas
C. M. Lyons
Oklahoma
Col. Hardy
Dallas
Texas
Army
General Headquarters
Pacific Theater
Southwest Pacific Area
Kansas
Col. Blardy
US Army
Government settlement ends merchant strike risk
War Shipping Administration set terms for ships, 80 percent of the merchant fleet affected. Private ship operators warned they must adopt the new conditions or face losses as government and private fleets align. Granville Canby said the added costs won’t push ships off seas, but freight competition will intensify. Wage Stabilization Board to rule separately on private ship increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Shipping Administration
Whith
Taylor
U. S
Granville Canby
Conway
Wage Stabilization Board
Aswand
Vera Haar
The Story of Prunella in the Ward at St. Agatha
Angela Hutchinson brings her maid Prunella to a hospital ward where a nurse, Sally, investigates Prunella's distress. Prunella confesses longing for a man, fault for a fractured life, and fears judgment from Angela while John Hutchinson visits with flowers and reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Hutchinson
Prinella
Peunella
Sally
Ches
Jubatt Prunella Brown
Prunella
Wamun
Angela
John Hutchinson
Prunea
Ile
Ain’ Massa
Johnny
Maynard
Sally Old
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Keedawat Lion
By Galbraith
NEA Service
Pye
By Hershberger
Popeye
Myo
Oulioucis
the Vulge
Freckles
Blosser
M. Reg. U
Thimble Theater
J. R. Williams
Maine
First Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society of the
Monray Afonoon
PT. Od
Noth
Washington Street
Cirele Na
Aeane Jewell
North
Mekne Bbireel
Moore
Mrs. Rettig
Joe Pat Black
Jin Black
Alffouston
Gus Hayne
Cornelius
Paul Simms
Thomas Brewster
Osville
Arkansas Presbyterian Women
Simms
Brewster
Southwest Arkonsia
Carlene Bruner
Los Angeles
California
Alexander Kerrs
Nyman Mooney
Thomas Franklin
Meharty
Lilac Garden
Jason
Dune l
Mt Junoon
Cora Wonnell Hospital
Prescott
Mes
B. L. Rettig Jor
Aire
Rabort
Nas
Maritime
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Glenn Langan
Mischa Auer
Robert L. Hardy
Associated Press
Chicago
Sox
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Yinks
Browns
News of the Churches
First Methodist
Robert
Dolphus Whillen
Artgam
First Presbyterian
Our Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church
J. Jd. Boyce
Altar Society
Emmet
Church OF Christ
First Pentecostal
By Lucy Agnes Hancock
Arkansas Mills
Avuttgart
Walton Rice Mill
C.R. Walton
Walton
Louisiana
Linville River
Burke County
N.C
Norman Montellier
London
UPI
Elizbbeth MacLindon
Brighton
Scotland Yard
Arthur Boyce
Miss MacLindon
George I
Chester Square
Belgravia
Buckingham Palace
Britain
American Red Cross
Hocker
Valice
England
Pribitof Islands
Seal Sanctuary
Gerissam
Pribitof
Tropics
Arctic
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
United States
Truman
U.S. Mint
Mint
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Dorothy Dix
Viphaees Aw
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Batesville
O. E. Jones
Batesville Guard
Mississippi River Fuel Corporation
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
St. Louis, Mo
East Arkansas
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Batesville White Lime Company
Pony Express
J.C. Wallock
Foster-Ellis
Mutual Agency
Ithermy
S. Army
Federal Building
Texarkana, Ark
City OF Hope
Charles Reynerson
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