Unity Baptist Mission Event and Social Notices
Community notices cover a Unity Baptist church mission at Anthony's mill Friday at 7 45 pm, VEW auxiliary meeting July 5 at the VFW Hut, and a report by Mrs John Keck and Mrs Edward Gulin. The record lists funeral attendance, relatives visiting from Ruleville and Little Rock, and a busy schedule of out of town travel and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist Church
Anthony's Mill
VEW
VFW
John Keck
Edward Gulin
Frank R. Johnson
W. M. Johnson
R. D. Everett
Ruleville
Miss
T. H. Johnson
Thomas
Cleveland
Charles H. Johnson
Greenville
Franklin Smith
Apa
Max Kelley
Shreveports I
Jolly
Hot Springs
James L
Relative of Hope Residents Hurt in Accident
Forrest City report details injuries to Kenneth Kinard 33 city attorney of El Dorado Ark who stepped into a moving airplane propeller at the airfield. Kinard sustained a possible skull fracture and was taken to Baptist Hospital Memphis with his wife and 26 month old child awaiting return plans. Kinard is brother of Love Kinard and Mrs E B Young of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest City
Kenneth Kinard
el Dorado
Ark
Baptist
Kinard
William Caviness
Dorads
el ‘Dorada
Daviness
Mr. Kinard
Love Kinard
E. B. Young
Hope
Test Girl's Escort Declined to Take Lie
Chicago June 30 Arthur Marino 27 refused a lie test claiming two women forced him to drink poison and killed his sweetheart 17 year old Joan Coward in a lovers lane. Autopsy showed blunt force and strangulation with no poison detected. Marino described sensational details while under pressure from authorities and the case drew mixed testimony from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur
Marino
Joan Coward
Walter Rusin
Alex [Napoli
Pan Marino
Miss Coward
Maring
Pollice
Coming and Going: Texarkana Notables Visit
A fragmented social column lists Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Tad Milkey, Mr. and Mrs. T. Putman and daughters Marjorie and Ramona, J. A. Williams, B. C. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hickman, Sam Sewell, and Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Feild Sr., all associated with Texarkana, in a round of visits and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Wilson
Tad Milkey
Lonely hearts and the psychology of loneliness
Dear Miss Dix explains loneliness as a state of mind, not life condition. Most Lonely people are antisocial, unable to make friends, or self centered. Loneliness stems from poor social effort, lack of compromise, or lack of self reliance. The column argues marriage or wealth does not guarantee companionship and advises realistic attitudes toward past relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Ely
Jonewolf
Kipling
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Speech
The readable text appears garbled with stray phrases about proof marriage and names, offering no clear event or entities. It resembles a damaged OCR passage lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or dates.
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R. C. Everett
Frank Johnson
Binvine
Litte Rock
Thea. Pitt
William c. Abernathy
Chris
Shelley
Huntington Park
CS. Walker
Abernathy
Naomi Melee
Lawrence Rasterling
Dallas
Dwight Bailey
Sandra
Meg
Bailey
Cue McAdams
Ervin Baker
Frank Wilson
Wash Hutson
Houston
J. Pat Duffie
Jarome, Jaelk
Anna Belle Lezt
Kizer
Prescott
Enry B. Smith
Mena
Ladies Auxiliary of Unity Church
The
Barnes Gaines
Vance Bledsoe
Sam Williams
Jim Warren
Howard White
Monroe Grant
C. E. Whitten
Luther Kennedy
J. A. Fowler
Robert Byers
Auxiliary
Gaines
Fowler
Evelyn Anne Miroir
Margaret Ann Archer
Evelyn
Anne Miroir
Texarkana
BE. L. Archer, Jr
Ann Adams
Ginny, Herndon
Sue Moses
Emmet Garden Club
Magness
Robert E. Magness
Cliften Breed
Joe Beatty
Charles Wylie
Federated Garden Withs
White Kitchen
Eloy Phone
Stephen McNally
Se - Niven Uwn
Sar i Vides
Wayne Mor
Wedge
Chas. Haynes
Australia
Fort Smith
RK L. Broach
Emily Kimbrough
Hattie Tyree
Kansas City
Dorothy DIX
Ian
Fr Nein
Stamrs
Springhill
Shreveport
New Orleans
Farista Olhar
Depot Ticket Office
Hansie Southern
Lucky Strike
America
TERE
Richmond
Virginia
A. Alte Chase
Alon
Sarmplea
Luckien
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