Revival Enters Second Week At Hope Gospel Tabernacle
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle revival led by Sanders Brothers of Jefferson City continues through next week ending Sunday July 6. Evangelist LeRoy Sanders will preach both morning and night services with Raymond Sanders directing singing. Rev Hamill praises the crowds and expects a strong final week as nightly singing and speeches accompany services. Also noted are guest visitors at Mrs. Robert Campbell’s home and local residents traveling and camp activities nearby. 2nd Lt Zolon Holly reports active duty in Florida, leaving around July 1.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Sanders Brothers
Jefferson Cy, Mo
Mamill Sale
LeRoy Sanders
Raymond Saniers
Hamill
Tabernacle
Robert Campbell
Harry Wittermeyer
Patsy Annt Campbell
Nancy Hill
Jim Tenry Jr
Richard Sot
J.P. Stanford
Camp Mitchell
Petit Jean Moontall
Jim Henry
George Richard
Virginia
Sue
Conway
Zolon Holly
Calad Jio
Sam Houston
San Antero
Texas
England's Middle Aged Women Are This War's Ape
Britons over fifty are praised as the forgotten line of defense, aiding meals, childcare, and war work. The Women's Voluntary Service offers roles from kitchen help to distributing wool, fire watches, and libraries. Older women remain energetic, boosting morale and freeing younger volunteers for tougher duties.
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Rossetle Hargrove
London
Britain
Recreational Group Plans Meeting on Playground Equipment
The Hope Recreational Council announces arrival of play equipment for the ward playgrounds and calls a Monday morning meeting at 9 30 at the Chamber of Commerce office to work out installation details. President Rev J E B Hamill urges all members to attend.
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J. E B. Hamill
Hope’ Recreational’ Council
Chamber of Commerce
Wage Hour ruling eyed in New Orleans appeal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard Friday arguments on a wage and hour case from Dallas that could redefine hours worked and pay methods. The decision may affect 40 hour weeks as Wage and Hour Administrators caution the ruling risks destabilizing standard practices. An appeal to the Supreme Court was expected.
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New Orleans
Ej.c
United States
Dallas News
Phi Fleming
Dallastriet
Destro
Divisio
H. Atwell
Vesey Circle to Meet at Mrs KellY Bryant Home
Social calendar notes the Vesey Circle of the Legan Guild meeting at Mrs Kelley Bryant's home with Mrs Roy Stephenson as host. The event is listed for Monday, June tt, at the First Methodist Church vicinity and involves local society members.
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Die Vesey
Eslegan Guild
Kelley
Wedding Announcements In Ti. Smith First Presbyterian
Rain or shine wedding announcements detail a ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church for Iss Juli Lemley and Bell with a pre nuptial party hosted by Mrs. Albert Graves and Miss Elizabeth Green. Descriptions of decorations, gifts, and attendees include Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Green, Miss Yrean, and numerous local guests and relations.
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Elizabeth Green
Ts. Graves
Afterman
Mirabeth Green
George
Cir Mn
Friancessant
Cirsivana
Bullaly Mimas
Lonoke
del King
Santa Paula
Calif
Mary Delia Carrigan
Roy Stephenson
Ri L. Beesch
Syd McMath
Finley Ward
Edwin Bird If Crosset
J. W. Jones
W. E Jones
B.C. Hyatt
Holpe
Anne Feild
B. E. McMahon
Kelley Bryant
McRoendrews
McAllen
Texas
Essie Green
Clyde Hill
Visitors Honored at Thursday Breakfast in the City
Mrs. Virgil Pate of Little Rock and Mrs. C. W. Wilkinson of El Dorado were honored at a Thursday breakfast hosted by Mrs. G. D. Lauder at her home. Guests included Mrs. Herald Porterfield, Mrs. Henry Sommerville, Mrs. A. Nash, Mrs. Kelley Bryant, Mrs. Leonard Ellis, and the hostess. Bridge was played with Mrs. Sommerville and Mrs. Wilkinson taking high scores.
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Virgil Pate
Little Rock
C. W. Wilkinson
el Dorado
G. D. Lauder
Herald Porterfield
Henry Sommerville
A. Nash
Kelley Bryant
Leonard Ellis
Sommerville
Wilkinson
Texarkana Social Guests and Visitors Reported
Nell Lewise Broyles and Miss at Simms visit Texarkana on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Davis moved from Conway and reside at the White Encase. Mrs Davis, formerly Adda Clare Wade, adds to the young matron set. Josephina Morris of Little Rock arrives to spend the week end with her mother Mrs G R Morris and relatives. Lenory Buuton leaves for Shreveport after two weeks. Mrs A L Severines and daughter Marion Severance of Durant stay with Mrs J T West. George Brandon departs for Jonesboro after extended visit. Mr and Mrs George Hinton of Phenix Avizinir visit the Davises. Len Dickson and party spend weekend in Memphis. Pander of Little Rock visits. Mrs Charles Q Thomas and daughter Frances spend Saturday in Texarkana. Maxine Brown of Little Rock visits friends. Dr and Mrs Virgil Pate of Little Rock new guest in city.
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Kline Franks
Kay
South Elm Street
Nanoree
Betsy Ross
Carolyn Spears
Marion Pate
Betty Jones
Dick Broach
Joe Rettig
Carolyn
Artie Jones
Elizabeth Anne Benbrook
Gui
Desk Davis
Conway
Josephina Morris
Little Rock
Mes. G. RB. Mowris
Lenory Buuton
Shreveport
A. L. Severines and Dagger
Marion Severance
Durant, Oklahoma
J. T. West
George Hinton
Phenix
Avizinir
J. A. Davis
Len Dickson
Memphis
Il Pander
Elatives
Maxine Brown
City
Virgil Pate
Little
Church News First Christian Cieurn North Main West Ave
Morning Worship and Communion Service at 10 50. Sermon titled The Wrath and Mercy of God. Evening Worship at p m. Sermon topic The Water of Life. Minister Jet Keith Gregory leads the service at the Bible Schon.
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First Christian Cieurcn
North Main
West Avenue
Jet Keith Gregory
Bible Schon
Gort
She “Desus
Church of Christ 2 AL Copeland to Be Absent Summer
Sermon note says minister Brother Copeland will spend three or four months in evangelistic work. His father’s place will host him on the first and second Sundays in July, with other preachers filling the pulpit until his fall return. Summer services include Bible classes mornings and evenings for edification. all are urged to attend.
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Brother Copeland
Odis ‘Copeland
Worle
Standings and Results in Southern Association Cities
Friday results show Little Rock 0-4 and Ajanta 4-0 while Chattanooga 9-11, Memphis 8-8, Birmingham 13, Nashville 7, New Orleans 7, Knoxville 4. Saturday schedules include Chattanooga at Little Rock and Atlanta at Memphis with several intercity matchups listed among clubs Cleveland New York Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington and others.
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orleans
Memphils
Ajanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Gides
Little Rocke
Atlanta
Memphis
Binninghan
Nasville
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington SL
Ludis
Louis
Dutroit
Washington
St. Lewis
Pittsburgh
St. Lews
Cincinnati
Brooklyay
St. Louis
Pitsburgh
First Baptist Church Revival Ends With Baptismal Service
The First Baptist church revival closes with a Sunday night baptismal service after a series of high spiritual meetings. Dr. Eddleman to speak Saturday night on The Second Coming and share experiences from Tel Aviv air raid. Mrs. Eddleman and daughter Sarah will speak in Sunday school departments. Dr. Eddleman to preach at 10 55 service on Faith and at 4 pm on Faith Hope and Love. Public invited.
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First Baptist Church
Eddleman
Eddieman
Sarah
Tel-A-Vivy
Half Year Sale of Auto Tags in Hempstead County
The State Revenue Department begins a half year sale of 191 automobile license tags for vehicles not operated before June 1. Cars purchased before June 5 1941 must register on a full year basis. Motorists are urged to bring invoices for new purchases since mid June and to obtain necessary affidavits for temporary or non resident employment. The campaign includes provisions for defense workers and temporary stayers, with 30 day operation on Arkansas tags and windshield stickers. Loss of tags should be reported and replacements obtained. The Hempstead County office is in the courthouse.
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States Revenue Department
Hempstead
Saturn Vitay
Revenue Office
Department
Defense
Army
County Revenue
Arkansas
Hempstead County
State Revenue Department
International Traveling Men
Washington dispatch details Roosevelt era traveling men who served as eyes and ears for the president and departments. It highlights Summer Welles, Willkie, Hopkins, Donavan, Knox, Parrau, Capt. James Roosevelt, Harriman, Winant, Currie and others, noting their missions and impact on war perception and policy.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
America
Roosevelt
State Department
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
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Wilson
Welles
Europe
United States
Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
England
Hitler
Berlin
Daladier
Lebrun
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Hull
Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Bambtor
Winston Churchill
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
William J
Donlavan
Mediterranean
Balkans
Near East
Africa
Frank Knox
Thomas Parrau
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
James Roosevelt
Marines
Pet
Cairo
W. Averill Harriman
Britain
Egypt
Aigong
John G. Winant
Laughlin Currie
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chuingking
Orient
Ue State
Glove fashion for midsummer dressers.
Fashion editor Amy Porter urges cooling yet stylish options for summer wear. Open mesh and ventilated gloves, parasol and chintz sunbonnets, cotton suits, and washable accessories pair with black net gloves and brown accents. Striking all black with white dresses highlighted.
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Amy Porter
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Second Draft Continued From Page One
The article outlines registrant filing details for ration cards with a four by six inch form. It lists required data such as name residence mailing address telephone age place of birth occupation and more including a guarantor and employer details. A ration certificate signed by the registrar must be carried at all times and failure to present it can indicate failure to register. The piece ends with a stray tip about bathing attire and a cooking tip praising asparagus.
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Selective Service
WE, THE WOMEN Memoir Fragments From a Personal Diary
A fragmented monologue lists intimate topics from daily life. It includes self image, family routines, allergies, diets, vacation meals, book and film opinions, and personal concerns about health and clothes fitting. The tone resembles a candid, stream of consciousness reflection on private subjects.
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Stewart Garland
Lamarr Turner
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Nell Lewise Broyles
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Jonesboro
Charles Q. Thomas
Frances Thomas
Rialto
Robert Montgohery
Robert Montgomery
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