Community Clubs Hold Meetings and Announce Engagements
Event notes list numerous church and community group gatherings across March including Circle meetings at local Methodist and Baptist churches, Women’s Missionary Society sessions, PTA and learning programs, and a Rose Garden Club meeting. An engagement of Miss Phyllis Williams to Granville Ottis Coleman is announced with wedding set for April 16 at First Baptist Church in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Williams
Granville Ottis Coleman
Jett Williams, Sr
Hope
First Baptist Church
Miss Williams
University of Arkansas
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Coleman
James Ottis Coleman
Prescott
Kapp Sigma J
Weekend Visitors From Ouachita and Ozarks
Lloyd Thrash of Ouachita college and Dale Wilson of Batesville arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Lloyd Thrash’s parents on East Second. Richard Stanford of the College of the Ozarks Clarksville is spending the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Juana Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thrash
Ouachita — College
Dale Wilson
Batesville
Ouachita College
Lloyd
Mrs
Ills Thrash
East Second
Richard Stanford
The
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Mrs. Juana Stenford
Hospital Notes: Discharges and Admissions List
Discharged: Julia Chester and Mrs C M Ilevin from Ozan with others named. Admitted: Josephine, Sam Roach, and Mrs Carroll Yocum in Hope. Braffoh admits Minnie Gilbert Emmet Mia Louise Buford Hope. Discharged: Louise Harrison Stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
C. M. Ilevin
Ozan
Jay Sindigir
Lewisville
A.W. Pickard
Hope
Margie Lou May
L. R
Pergugon
S. Dudney
Washington
Josephine
Sam Roach
Carrol Yocum
Braffoh
Minnie Gilbert
Emmet
Mia
Louise Buford
Louise Harrison
Stumps
Week of meals listed by Jeergen Mlehsehdol supervisor
The Lunchroom supervisor outlines weekly menus with multiple garbled items per day. Monday features beet vegetable soup and pudding sauces. Tuesday includes beet brew and field peas. Wednesday lists mixed items. Thursday offers Weiners and kraut. Friday presents fried fish and potato salad with bread and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeergen Mlehsehdol
Donations to Continued From Page One
A list of contributions totaling 248.10 appears, including donors such as Weisenberger & Pilkir Dy A J Neighbours Nell Jean Webb Lyte Brown Miss Clarice Cannon Stewarts Jewelry Store J C Penneyee Wardlaw Greening Insurance Willams Flour & Seed Filis Nauman and others. The record itemizes varying amounts from 1.00 to 10.00 provided by individuals and local businesses.
Agreement Continues as Steel Interests Reach Deal
Harry Moses representing Steel Interests urged action with Lewis and a swift compromise followed. Love and Moses secured an agreement that left southern operators excluded and faced with an accomplished fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moses
Lewis
Love
Moses
Girl who lost a Christmas to get it back
Chicago March 4 a girl struck by a taxi on Michigan avenue December 20 lay in a hospital with a head injury and paralysis. She recovered consciousness and finished a manger scene, waits for an eighth grade party, and faces a long recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Ann Lindbloom
Michigan Avenue
Mary Ann
Trial of Doctor Sander Heats With Mercy Killing Claims
In Herrmann N. Sanders murder case a cancer patient allegedly died before air was injected into her veins. Prosecution sought euthanasia framing while defense produced witnesses arguing mercy and treatment choices. Twenty three defense witnesses spanned the day as spectators watched a high emotion trial proceed toward a possible Thursday jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snay
Sander
Robust Rix
Dr. Rix
Hix
Two Seized With 450 Grams Heroin at Hot Springs
Hot Springs March 4 police held two suspected drug couriers after a box of candy mailed from New GF loans to Jake Shap addressed in care of a hotel was found to contain 450 grams of heroin valued over 15000 dollars. Suspects Ervin J Shapiro 28 Santa Monica California and George Nussbaum 42 Atlantic City New Jersey were arrested as they walked. A jockey found in one room was detained but likely to be released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Polace
Dan Watkins
Jake Shap
Ervin Jack Shapiro
Santa Monten Calif
George Nussbaum
Atlantic City
N. J
Gethin Dawn
Oaklawn Track
Dorothy Dix on the ideal mother in modern times
The reader’s concept of a good mother rejects the saintly self-sacrifice mold. She is strong, practical, and action oriented, guiding children firmly yet diplomatically. She respects independence, teaches self-reliance, and gently prepares kids to find their own paths while remaining part of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
Mary
Shaw
Boll Syndicate, Inc
Real Hunger for Knowledge Guides an Elder Traveler
HAL BOYS profiles Frederick W. Heilmann, 82, Minneapolis undertaker, whose zest for learning and travel defies age. He plans a three month air voyage to India and Europe, aiming to return wiser. The piece quotes doctors on aging and cites historic examples like Ulysses and Franklin to underscore curiosity's vigor in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winc Eyear
Prederick W. ‘Heilmann
Minneapolis
Lugeang
Nonayenuriah
Europe
Wan't
Theilmann
India
Venus
Samuel
Gupta
Theibnann
Luiny Bens
York
First Pentecostal Church Service Schedule
News of the Churches reports at First Pentecostal Fourth and Ferguson Street Rev H P Hudspeth pastor services include Sunday school 9 am morning worship 1040 am young peoples service 730 pm evangelistic service midweek prayer meeting 730 pm and 720 pm nightly sessions Thursday Friday Saturday with special healing services conducted by Rev Tam W Barnes of Minden BA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J Rowe
O'Glock
Young Peoples
Tam W. Barnes
Minden
C. A. Graves
Father
Wesley Club
Choist
Church OF Christ Sth
Grady Lynn Browning
Bro
O E Lafferty
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
P. Hardegree
James A. Mearty
Fellowship Hall
East Second Street
Stephen Cook
James HH
Milsunt
Finley Ward
Kendall Lemley
Religious services and notices from area churches
A page lists service times for Our Lady of Hood Hope Catholic Church First Methodist Church and Church of Christ along with events at First Baptist Church including Sunday school morning worship and various unions. The text ends with an essay about motherhood and a Boll Syndicate release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Lady OF Hood Hope Catholic
Unity and church activities highlight local missions program
Local churches announce schedules for home missions programs and various ministries. Unity Missionary Baptist, First Christian, Garrett Memorial, Fast Presbyterian and Hope Gospel Tabernacle share details on Sunday school, morning worship, prayer services, choir rehearsals, and midweek studies with dates and times for officers meetings, mission prayer, and special observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missions
Woman's Missionary Society
Hempstead County Proclaims 4-H Week March 4 12
County Judge C Caulk proclaims March 4 to March 12 4-H Club Week in Hempstead County. The notice lauds 4-H youth efforts toward better living, productive farming, improved housing, handicrafts, and stronger home life, calling residents to honor young farm boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
C. Caulk
Hempstead
cAloned
Czechs to Further Curb Catholics
Czechoslovakia's communist government vows new action against Archbishop Beran and Catholic bishops amid a bitter clash over church control. Justice Minister Ceplecha accuses the church leaders of disruption as Beran is said to be interned and letters circulated by bishops aim to sustain resistance to government policy. The government bans church publications and seizes church presses as tensions rise in Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Alexei Ceple 4A
Beran
Aut Beran
Cam~ Paipa Tm
Murders Cause a Nation to Suspect Paul Moody
Police find fingerprints on the base of the library telephone at Wendell Palmer's home, tying them to the murder weapon. Reporters probe Azalea Palmer and her fiancé Paul Moody as locals relay sightings at the scene. Detective Kelso grills children for identification while a neighbor recalls Moody entering the Palmer residence prior to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libmary
Wendell Palmer
Jamen de ¥ Era
Menawale
Asulet
Paul Moody
TRE
Azalea Palmer
Paul
Mr. Moody
National Electric Company Commission
Moody
Azalea
Nadine
Rosie Bannon
Rosie
Kelso
Iman
Palmer
Ima
Mr. Palmer
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BA. M
A. A. Bennett
Den
Thetr
Bond Mothers Auxiliary
Init’ Methodist Church
R. E. Cain
George A. Whern
Harry Hawed
Nunn
John Vesey
Hom- Hitco Shastegs
Rome
Ill
Visitan
W.graham
7Der
Hardegree
Inctian Church
E.W. Graham
Whitworth
Ies
Tt Memorial Baptist Church
Will Rmeet
Ert O'Steen
Guy Watkins
WMS
First Baptist
A. A
G. A
P. Singleton
Bay
G .A
AW. A
First Presbyterian
Spring Hill P. T. A
Merritt
Unity Baptist Church
Arsh Moore
Rose Garden Club
Tholils Luck
J. C. Carlton
Luck
H. QO. Kyler
Franklin McLarty
Charles Wylie
Dorsey McRae
W.H. Gunter
Arch Moore
Saenger
Bear Santa
Wendell Corey
Broderick Crawford
Tombstone
ES Busy Bee Grover Wualloch
Cate A, J. Rhodes
Moore Bowden
W. R. Alexanderal
Mel
Philippines
Texarkana
Texas
Philippine Islands
Cal
PF. I. Guin
Arkansas
Philippe Airlines
Earn
Dixie Group
Coa
Rensselaer
New York
Sherrill Overlander
Wewe York
Dorothy DIX
Hal Boys
Leryfer
Mie
Ulysses
Cate
Geeek
Benjamin Franklin
Tim
Zennysay
News of the Churches
First Pentecostal
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Rev. H. P. Hudspeth
A. G. Dunleavy
Hriday
Chireh
First Methodist West
Pine
J. Mc Hamilton
Womai
Missionary Society
Unity Missionary Baptst
South Elm St Eld
Howard White
Unity's
Earl FH
Little
Anthony's Mill
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Malin Street
Paul Holdridge
Buyse
America
Eastern Hemisphere
Tabernacle Fellowship Hall
Broatcast
Rupert Hughes
NEA Service, Inc
Pete Kelso
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