Marriage of Morrison Deas in Unity Baptist Church
Miss Narra Mae Morrison and Clifton Marshall Deas married at Unity Baptist Church with a ring ceremony before family and friends. Reverend Howard White officiated. Mrs Vann McMunn played nuptial music. The bride wore ice blue Salyna linen. groom is Oak Grove Lee Co. manager. They will reside in Oak Grove Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Narra Mae Morrison
Everad J. Morrison
Ciifton Marshall Deas
Nk Gitors
Vann McMunn
Arthur Gibson
Joan
Oak Grove
Hope High School
McRae Implement Company
Hope
Lake Village
Oak Grove Lee Company
Coming and Going Metcalfe Family Arrives for Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ross Metcalfe and daughter Dianne arrive today from Indianhead Maryland for a two week visit with Mrs Metcalfe’s parents Mr and Mrs Roy Craine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Metcalfe
Dianne
Indianhead
Lion Radio Show to Star Dinning Sisters on Lion Network
The Dinning Sisters, radio television and recording stars, will appear again on Lion Oil's Sunday Down South program this Sunday at 5 p.m. The broadcast will be carried locally by KXAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinning Sisters
Lion Oil
Lion Network
KXAN
Trio with Perfect Pitch Brothers Break into music scene
A large family of nine children includes three girls with perfect pitch. They gained their first break in 1934 when orchestra leader Herbie Holmes hired them for his band. After touring nationwide, they performed in theaters and clubs across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Herbie Holmes
Holmes
Midwest
Roy Craine
Monroe
Mrs. Robert Rider Recovers After Major Operation
Friends report Mrs. Robert Rider is doing nicely after a major operation at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rider
Julia Chester Hospital
Hospital Notes and Admissions Summary
Josephine Admitted Mrs. W. A. Henry Hope Branch admitted Dorsey McRae Hope Discharged Mrs. Susie McJunk ins Sarvatega
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
W. A. Henry
Hope
Dorsey McRae
Susie McJunkins
Sarvatega
Liberty HUM Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Liberty HUM club met at Miss Dorthy Williams home with Mrs Clyde Huckabee leading a talk on time saving housework and kitchen management. Attendees included Mrs Ivan Williams president. plans were made for lunch duty on Adult Visiting Day June 30 at the Experiment Station. other reports covered garden and poultry. July meeting set at Mrs L E Huckabee home. refreshments served to ten members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Clyde Huckabee
Liberty Hum
Dorthy Williams
Huckabee
Ivan Williams
General Electric
Ruring
Irvin Betts
L. E. Huckabee
EB. Whitten
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Roy Baker
T. B. Fenwick
Arkansas
Whinen
J. W. White
Whitten
J. L. Mel Cublough
Weir Owens
Owens
Monarge Baker
H. B. Robertson
WH. Kizzia
Dale Tomemakey
Smear Campaign Reveals Elopement Plot
Bill Jarvis learns Bev Coulter has wed Lloyd Williston through a newspaper clipping. Revelations from Caroline Mart and Mrs. Fasker expose Bevs scheme, Bill must confront love and loyalty while Hildy Sands becomes a focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolne Mart
Rey
Caroline
Ierself
Muriel Graydon
Muriel
Bill
Bill Jarvis
Hildy
Bev
Beverly Coulter
J. H. Sands
Mrs. Fasker
Lloyd Williston
Lloyd
Springfield
Hilda Sands
Rexford
Pfasker
Bey
Coulters
Fire-Eating School Dreams Come True
Spencer West Virginia story profiles a high school fire department unearthed from 1939 origins. Instructor French Jones trains teens who man pumps, joining permanent firefighters aged 20 to 24 led by Chief Junior Evans. The 1946 propane tank blast tested their courage as they tackled multiple blazes and aided victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
W. Va
West Virginia
French Jones
West Virginia University
Junior Evans
Schoolboy Rowe Signs With Shreveport
Shreveport Sports sign former major league star Lynwood Rowe from El Dora, Arkansas, to join the Wexus league roster. Rowe led American League in hits during his peak years and later worked in Chicago with NBC among various TV and radio appearances. Sunday Down South features the Dinning Sisters with Snooky Laustsen hosting, Dottie Dillard and the Lion Oil Chorus and Orchestra providing the musical portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Lia
Shreveport Sports
Lyn ‘Wood
Dorothy Dix: Happiness Shifts With Life's Phases
Dorothy Dix argues happiness changes with age, not youth alone. She notes youth offers new pleasures while middle age brings seasoned enjoyment, and old age offers quiet fulfillment. The piece mixes reflections on youth’s illusions, midlife contentment, and the calm of later years, ending with a tease about Dix’s syndicated column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beromy
News of the Churches in Garrett Memorial area
Weekly church listings for multiple denominations across Garrett Memorial area. Details include service times, pastors, Sunday school supervision, morning and evening worship, training classes, prayer services, and revival notices with Rev Orel Hoover and Rev H D Hudspeth. Also notes Unity Missionary Baptist revival schedule and participation urged for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Memorial
Ferguson Street
Elbert O'Steen
Grady Hairston
Verla Allen
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
H. D. Hudspeth
C. J. Rowe
Ebnie Whitten
Orel C. Hoover
Oret C. Hoover
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard White
Unity
Earl H. Little
Bro. Keller
Ipm
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday schedule detailed
Hope Gospel Tabernacle at 321 N Main St presents a Sunday sequence of events for the third quarter of the Sunday school year. Activities include Sunday school, radio Bible class, morning worship with a pastor’s sermon, gospel hour, choir rehearsal, Christ's Ambassador services, evangelistic address by Rev Robert L Cobb, and a Wednesday prayer and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacl
N. Main Street
H. Paul Holdridge
Sunda
the Tabernacle
Guy . Basye
KXAR
Il Oelock
KXARI
KRXAR
Seph Gano
Directa
Christ's Ambassador
Geno
Robert L. Cobb
Oklahoma City
First Christian Church North Main at West Avenue B
The issue lists services and activities at First Christian Church led by Minister Wm. P. Hardegree. Sunday includes Sunday school, morning worship with communion, Junior and Senior CYF programs, choir rehearsal, and evening service. Weekday events cover Laymen's League meeting, refreshments, and Thursday choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Jesson
Junios
Pertonship Hall
Atted
First Baptist
Kathering Vienes
Pan
Pam
Births Report From Hope Area Including Dozens Of Newborns
A long list of births from Hope and surrounding towns records numerous infants with parents from Vernis and Eris Shepard to James and Opal McKarnie and beyond. Names include Jacquelyn Sue, Betty Juita, Vicki Joan, Nancy Lynn, Martha Elaine, Carol Sue, Vickie Lynn, Peggy Marie, and many others among families such as Williams, Hunt, Hamilton, Kennedy, Patton, Reeves, Ballard, Andrews, and more. The report notes locations like Hope, McNab, Ful ton, Edinburg and nearby communities, reflecting a bustling birth record across the region.
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Vernis
Eris Shepard
Pot
Mos
Jacquelyn Sue
Boy
Mildred
Easterling
Hope
John Perry
James
Opal McKarnie
Charles Eugene
Ricardo
Juanita — Pratsta
Edinburg
Texas
Betty Juanita
Hershal
Myrie Williams
Vicki Joan
Chester
Juanit Hunt
Roland
Lucille ‘Ballard
Phillip Roy
William
Sally Andrews
William Spenece
Hoy
Ruth White
Cynthia Ann James
Lois Hawthorn
Lindy Sue
Burney
Elizabeth Green
McNab
Barney Cecil
A. Colored
Leon
Ola Morehead
Malvern
Aggie and
Geralune Griffin
John
Emmaline McFadden
Samwet
Bernice Atkins
Norris
Alice Goldsby
Lestur
Rosa Shaw
Crosby
Atinia
Bird
Johnny
Rito Reed
Wiliam
Velma Mulcraw
Leedrust Andorothy Smith
Sam and
Isebellie Johnson
Walter
Viel Burton
Fulton
Earl
Eartha Laird
Washington
Lee
Lucy Phillips
Anthony
Carrie Dixon
Bleyvins
Clifford
Rosalee ‘Fhornton
Jeff
Sallie White
Gran
Lynen
Callie Sail
Scott
Alice Williams
Garfield
Helen Sail
Gink Eats
Bettie Munn
Ozan
Death Ends Career of Jane Cowl
Santa Monica Calif June 3 Death ends the varied and brilliant career of Jane Cowl actress and playwright She died yesterday of cancer at 65 She was Broadway s famed Juliet and author or co author of nine plays Known as a leading beauty on the American stage born Boston studied at Columbia She was the widow of Adolph Kanner long time drama critic of the New York Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Jane Cowl
Miss Cowl
Broadway
Juliet
Boston
Columbia University
Adolph Kianber
New York Times
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Betliden
Dare
Fee Fraver
Miss Fit
Kathryn Moleet
E. P. Youtz
Jane Coléman
Berneice Daniels
Mary Lou Thomas
Ethel McRae Bemis
Duncan McRae
Prescott
Norma Mae Moorleon
Clifton Deas
Kathryn Hatle
BE. P. Yourngty de. Wilte
Frank
Holloway
Young Awill
Barlow Motel
Halley
Tom McLarty Willa
Rée Hearga
Hardegree
icRae
Hatley
John Harbert Gibbs Reaves
Pie Young
Dor
Victor Craine
Mnvy
William Little Rock
Mary
SUN
Walt Disney
Bibbidi-Bobbidi
Ito
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Lion Radio
Dinning Girls
Lloyd Sutton
Longview
Tex
John Halley
Kathryn Hatley
E. P. Young, Jr
Dorothy Heary
W Wiliam Routon
Tom Bemis
Tookie Bemis
Miss Hatley
Selma Mae Jones
Glen Cannon
Fort Worth
NEA Service, Inc
Lipstairs
Joe Coulter
Coulter
Rev. Coulter
Schoolboy Rowe
Chicago
NBC
Windy City
Bing Crosby
Kate Smith
Lion Oil Chorus
Dorothy DIX
Laney
Little Rock
Ben Ligiey
Benton
Oon
Ania Vera
Arkadelphia
Gordon
Prescott and Hope
Lewisville
Buckner
Waldo. McNeil
Magnolia
Murfheesburg
Nashville
Qzun
Delight
Glenrod
Mena
DeQueen
Ashdown
Texarkana
Horatio
Freeman
Detroit
San Diego
Bonneau Peters
Shreveport Club
Rightlander
The
Bell Syndicate
Eng
News of the Churches
First Methodist West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
A. Graves
Wesley Chuir
MYP
First Presbyterian
Second Street
F. Logan
James H. Miller
W. E. White
S. Greening
Bethel A, M
Bill’s Drive Inn
Hope, Arkansas
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