Community church notices and meeting schedule
Local society columns list church services and meetings from March 2 to March 9. Activities include First Methodist and First Baptist events, choir rehearsals, WMU and UDC gatherings, World Day of Prayer observances, a Carmen opera viewing, and a Home Mission Week program with various hostesses and speakers. Participants include Ira Yocom, Mrs. Minnie Hazlick, Mrs. J. Bowden, and multiple community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednesday
Business Womens Circle
First Christian Church Choir
United Council of Church Women
First Methodist
Cehurch
W.mla
First Baptist Church
Annie Armstrong
J.T. Bowden
J. L. Rodgers
Circle One
H. BE. Jewell
W.M.L
James Birkhead
M. U
W.M.U
Tesday
Lopie
A. W. Martin
A.E. Jowell
BM. Morton
C. C. Colling
W. 2B. Singleton
Goodwill Centers
Authorities Reopen Case in Green Forest Mystery
Arkansas woman Myrtle Young, 42, widow, died August 1948 after leaving a hotel in Arkansas to marry a man found through a matrimonial agency. Sheriff Howerton reopened the case at the request of Prosecutor McMahon of Byron Center Michigan to probe possible links to Raymond Martinez Fernandez and a Chicago marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeh Forest
Arkansas
Michigan
Ami Howerton
Caryall County
Myrtle Young
Roger C. McMahon
Byron Center
Mich
Howerton
McMahon
Young
Chicago
State Hospital
Little Rock
Mowerton
Raymond Martinez Fernandez
Grand Rapids
Cloudy Weather Saves Georgia and Carolina Peach Crops
Unexpected cloud cover saved Georgia and South Carolina peach crops from a severe freeze with daytime temperatures reaching 85 to 40 in Georgia and 20 to 38 in South Carolina. About 20 percent of peach trees are in bloom with some growers noting 50 percent damage on certain varieties while others report 10 percent. Damages varied by orchard, and farmers worry about floods and grasshoppers in other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Georgia
South Carolina
C. R. Mason
Morgan’ County
Coming and Going in Local Society Notes
Mrs. Wm. M. Duckett returns from a minor operation at a Shreveport hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifford Franks depart for Philadelphia to settle their home on Eighth Street. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Kelly host Tuesday guests including C. D. McDonald of Atlanta TY. B. McDonald of Dallas and D. B. L. McDonald of Magnolia. Morsani leaves Tont Town to visit mother Virginia Margani. Mrs. F. M. Harlan and Mrs. Juhi Gibson Jr. spend Wednesday in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. D. Butcher
C. Franks
Charles Russell Owen
Fayetteville
Skyline Drive
Mgr
Charles Clifford Franks
Bettye Joe Henry
el Dorado
Becky Jordan
Arkadelphia
Wm. M. Duckett
Suudgeon's Hospital
Shreveport
Eighth Street
G. GO. Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
C.D. McDonald
Atlanta
TY. B. McDonald
Dallas
DB. L. McDonald
Magnolia
FM. Harlan
Juhi &. Gibson, Jr
Little Rock
Saving Him From Himself in Dorothy Dix Advice Panel
A letter seeks help as a wife resists divorce after her husband's affair. Dorothy Dix counsels fighting for the marriage, praising a devoted wife who refused to surrender, warning of heartbreak and social ruin if she yields. Other notes advise a husband to claim fairness at home and suggest a sitdown strike to compel shared chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Jose
Dorothy Dix
Worre
Georgianna
Three Amendments Sought for Vote in 1950
Little Rock March 2. The joint senate house committee recommends three proposed constitutional amendments for the 1950 general election. They would remove the poll tax requirement, provide optional home rule for municipalities, and set four year terms for certain state county and district officers. These three were selected from 16 proposals. As second choices, the committee suggested two other ideas: delaying tax levies until voter approval and governor directed state budget preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate
House
Joint Committee On
Pyorrhea May Follow Neglect Ad Slant
An early 20th century style drug advertisement claims neglect leads to pyorrhea and promotes LETO'S product from P Cox Drug Co with a money back pledge if the first bottle fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Unclear plea on marriage amid drunken husband risk
Worried mother cautions about marrying a drunk man for money. The child reveals concern and fear of possible abuse, noting dependence on money and instability. The short exchange suggests a dire warning about domestic violence and coercive marriage.
Avoid marriage as easy route says weary adviser
The fragment urges against marrying for money and cautions that a life with an unattractive husband is tedious. It notes a history of early and multiple marriages and divorces as evidence of poor partner selection, ending with a Bell Syndicate release.
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Tal
Bea
the of Education and Workers
Methodist
Datineaday
Plast Methodist Church
Ira Yocomintselor
OFS
Minnie. Hazlick
CAMLU
First Baptist
T. Bawden
Prudence Riffey
W.M.A
George Young
North Hervey Street
Roy Taylor
Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
March Byrd
H. C. Whitworth
South Elm Street
Alvah Williams
George Waddle
Grady Williams
A. G. Rives
Rose Garden Club
FE. P. O'Neal
Hervey Street
LF. Cc, Crow
L. D. Springler
Mrs. Schneebeck
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Pinkharm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tarzan
Broadway
New York
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
Joan Sheffield
Charles Bickford
Paul Keu
Luck Motor CO
Carl B. Jones
Louis Sutton
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
At. Ae Morsani
Tontt Town
Marg
Varginia Margani
Appliance Headquarters
Sakvivecatore
Finlehened
Hamm Tire & Appliance Co
S. Walnut
Ding
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Textron
Chas. Haynes
Roe
Ford
Hope Auto DO
W. Second St
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