Local Church Circles Schedule Meetings and Wedding Party Fetes
Notices list Women of the Presbyterian church circle meetings at 2:30 p.m. plus First Baptist missions events and PTA plans. A formal dinner honored Miss Bonnie Anthony and William Routon ahead of their upcoming wedding at the Bostow Hotel with guests and detailed centerpieces.
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Lewis
Bonnie Anthony
William Redph Routon
Harlow
Miss Anthony
Mr. Routon
Charles F. Routon
Fdr
Bostow Hotel
Sever O'Clock
William Ralph Routon
William Routon
Graydon Anthony
Ralph Routon
C.°. Routon
Mary Beth Routon
C. F. Routon
Coming and Going in Houston and Shreveport
Mr and Mrs Howard Huston and Howard Houston Jr spent days in Houston visiting Mr and Mrs Lyle Calhoun. Mrs Leo Robins and daughter Sandra left for Dallas to visit Mr and Mrs Scott Detee and daughter Susan. They return Sunday with Mrs DeLee and Susan. Mr and Mrs Russell Steed hosted guests Saturday. Mrs Percy Sharp Jr, Mrs Julian Alford and Earl Williamson of Shreveport joined Doris Shields and Anbre Jean Walker for a Saturday outing. Martha Aim Atkins of TSCW Denton visited Rex Arcing. Billy Ruggles arrived Friday to spend the weekend with his parents after visiting his sister in Shreveport. Nancy Downs left Saturday for Magnolia to visit sister Helen Downs. Mr and Mrs H C Murphy Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Huston
Howard Houston, Jr
Houston
Lyle Calhoun
Leo Robins
Sandra
Dallas
Oislt
Scott Detee
Susan
Russell Steed
Percy Sharp, Jr
Julian Alford and
Earl Williamson, Sr
Shreveport
Martha Aim Atkins
T.S.C.W
Denton
Texas
J Rex
W.S. Arcing
Billy Ruggles
Mrs
Truman Bumphries
Shreve
Port
Nancy Downs
Magnolia A
Helen Downs
H.C. Murphy, Jr
Local Texans Attend Weekend Visits and College Roles
In Tyler Texas a visitor and his family join relatives in Washington and Texas City for a weekend. Sam A Rowe and Ralph W Rowe, formerly of Emmet, now at Texas A&M College, are active in campus life with Sam A Rowe on Student Life Commission and Ralph W Rowe serving as Freshman Class president.
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Sam A
Ralph W._ Rowe
Texas City
Emmet
Texas A & M College
Sam
Texas A & M. College
Ralph
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Placed in Brief Notice
Mosephine Hospital lists Mrs C V Willard Hope Rt 2 Mrs Buck Devenney Palmas Mr and Mrs C V Willard Hope announces the arrival of a daughter Discharged Mrs R W Lee Hope Chester Hospital admits Floyd May Rt 1 Palmas Discharged Garland May Rt 2 Reeston Branch Hospital Mrs Matt Galster Hope
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Mosephine Hospital
C. V. Willard
Hope
Buck Devenney
Palmas
C.V. Willard
Ahnosheed
Daugher
Lee
Alia Chester Hospital
Floyd May
Rt. 1
Garland May
Reeston
Schools Get Greatest Amount Ever for Arkansas Education
The 57th Arkansas General Assembly provided more money for public schools than ever before, boosting teachers' salaries but not meeting the 29 percent increase sought by the Arkansas Education Association. Education Commissioner A. B. Bonds said $3,000,000 in extra aid will mostly help 1200 teachers moving from substandard schools due to spring consolidations. The bill lifts the teachers' salaries from 10,600,000 to 18,500,000 annually, with total state support estimated around 42,000,000 per year and local tax contributions near 32,000,000, though revenue must rise to about 58,515,000 for full funding. Districts may raise property taxes, potentially increasing local funds in the bicentennial next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
General Assembly
Public Schools of
Arkansas
Arkansas Education Association
A. B. Bonds
Bands
New Record Set for B-36 Non-Stop Trip
A B-36 bomber landed at Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas after a 6,000 mile non-stop flight the longest in a B-26 era. The aircraft was not refueled in flight and had two hours of fuel remaining upon arrival.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Oase
Carswell Pir
Anid
Special Service at Pentecostal Church March 14
Evangelist Cecil Miller will conduct healing services Monday night March 14 at 4th and Pergu son streets Senath Missouri. The public is invited to attend the Pentecostal Church of Hove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresbyterian Church
Folllows
Bernford McRaemas
Omer Boyett
C. W. Tarpley
Riman
Tarpley
A. J. Stone
Teindack
Lowe
Red Cools
Jimmy Miller
Paul Lima
Pentecostal Church
Cecil Miller
Senath
Missouri
First Pentecostal Church of
Crusader May Be Called for Questioning
A private detective confessed that a prominent New Yorker paid $100,000 to tap telephones of city officials. A police official said millionaire Clendenin J. Ryan would probably be called in for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clendenin J. Ryan
Be A Joiner Dear Miss Dix Advice
A Dorothy Dix column urges the lonely to become joiners when moving to new towns. Join church, clubs, and groups to build a social network, sharing how the author and husband integrated into a strange city and the benefits seen, including friendship and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Ana I
Dorothy Dix
Tam
POP Goes QUEEN by Heb Wade ag Bill Miller
John Henry and Sin Conover ride through moonlit canyons chasing a lead. The party senses danger as a mysterious campfire scent hints at Barsclay or Mr. Jones nearby while Trim guides them with coded directions and a corked pistol in the frame. The scene ends with suspense about pursuit and a threat of real danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heb Wade
Bill Miller
Bob Wade
John Henry
Sin
Trim
Barselou
Sheer Canyon
Mr. Trim
Bin
Mr. Jones
FAI
John Wey
Churches News from multiple congregations in town
Local church notices list services for GARRETT MEMORIAL BAPTIST UNITY BAPTIST FIRST CHRISTIAN FIRST METHODIST SAINT MARKS EPISCOPAL RISING STAR BAPTIST and related activities. Hours show Sunday School mornings worship and other gatherings with pastors and leaders named.
First Presbyterian Church Activities Schedule
Sunday School at 10 80 a m worship at 10 55 a m sermon the Faith Gospel Ted Jones to sing Repent e Social Gospel Vesper Worship 7 00 p m choir practice prayer meeting Shorter Catechism nursery provided youth fellowship circles meet evenings and weekly church events at 2 30 and 7 30 p m
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Unity Baptist Church
South Elm Street
Howard White
Unity's Gospel Howe
Massey
Anthony Mill
House of the Stone
First Methodist Church
West
Pine
J. E. Cooper
E. D. Galloway
Century
Rey
Mesdames
Steve Bader
Delfon Houston
Jack Hopking
Jack Williamson
E. C. Rule
Little Rock
Robt
B. Moore
Arkadelphia
B.D. Galloway
W.S.C
Jito Miller
Ted Jones
John Prind Scott
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Women-of-the-Church
Ben McRae
Comer Bovell
Wi.Tarpley
Tarpley
A.B. Stonequist
Jack Lowe
Rehurch
Fred Cook
James Miller
Paul Sims
First Baptist Church
Main and
Third Streets
A. Whitlow
James E. Birkhead
B. Thrash
Mission Sunday School
Names of locals listed in Red Cross roster fragment
A partial roster from the Red Cross lists numerous individuals and their spouses, including Ruth Hawthorne, Narcissus John, Rebecca Nelson, Caldonia Hopkins, Lizaie Pros, Major Holes, H C Brunson, Jewel Wright, Hattie Linton, Seberia Hopson, Bates McLain, Dassie Beasley, Sam Beasley, Parthenia Bowles, Julia Sampson, Marsha Bolden, James Brown, Alberta Nash, Joannie Palmer, Janson Walker, Bee Ber Woods, Norman Wilson, Pinkie Douglas, John Cornelius, Dan Essex, Carl Jackson, Joh Sampson, Willie Green, Anna Sampson, Andrew Rivens, Robert Mayfield, Oscar Hales, E G Madison, L A Smith and others. totals at bottom show grand total and misprints.
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Fage
Red Cross
Ruth Hawthorne
John Rebecca Nelson
Caldonia Hopkins
Will Carter
Lizaie Pros Reson
H.C. Brunson
Jewel Wright
Hattie Linton
Seberia Hopson
Will McGill
Bates McLain
Dassie Beasley
Chey Hill
Sam Beasley
Carl
Janson Walker
Wif Bee Ber Woods
Norman Wilson
Pinkie Douglas
Jir Thamag
John Cornelius
Dan Essex
Wilbert Mul
Rochester Rober Walters
Albert Begns
Charlie Lew
Andy Mitchel
Gertrude Moore
Dave Reen
Owe
Frank Reynolds
Ooce White
Lite
Bob Friérgan
John Daniel
Carl Jackson Cation Moore
Joh Sampson
Willie Green
Anna Sampson
Andrew Rivens
Wif
Robert Mayfield
Oscar Hales
E. G. Madiso
Meiros
Pennington
L. A. Smith
Sune Babb
Appointment of Boyd irks Miners
Washington reports John L. Lewis protests Truman’s nomination of James Boyd as Bureau of Mines director. A two week coal shutdown begins in the east Monday with about 400000 United Mine Workers idled. West of the Mississippi miners stay at work as Lewis marks a historic recall of 1918 fatalities and last year’s injuries amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Washington
East
John L. Lewis
Truman
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Lewis
Congress
United Mine Workers
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Boyd
Faithful Deacons at Work Program Heads Prescott Union Events
The article outlines a schedule for First Baptist Church Prescott with Vanne Smiley as director. Highlights include a 2:30 p.m. evening worship with the pastor, Warman's missionary program on race relations, Sunbeams and Junior GA activities, Circle No. B, Coral Choir rehearsal, and midweek Fellowship Hour. Visitation Day is set for Thursday with sessions at 2, 4, and 7 o'clock, and Friday features a Training Union Convention chair rehearsal in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
North Main
West Avenue
Women's Council
Circle No. 2
Cline Franks
Rising Star Baptist Church
Oak Street
Glover
Ion
Vanne
Smiley
First Baptist Church
Prescott
Warman
Missionary Society
Christ
Sunbeams
R. A
Davis Shields
Coral Choir
Adis
British Order Troops to Red Sea Port
The Associated Press reports Britain ordered more troops to Aquada on the Red Sea amid threats cited by Teans-Jordan of Israeli actions. Reports of border fighting near the port are denied by Tel Aviv. Diplomats discuss armistice talks between Teans-Jordan and Israel, while a NATO security treaty and regional alignments unfold. King George VI underwent a lumbar sympathectomy in a palace room prior to Charles birth. doctors call his condition entirely satisfactory. Generals in China signal possible peace talks with the Communists as leadership changes occur.
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Britain
Red Sea
Aquada
Teans-Jordan
Fel Aviv
Rhodes
Tranis-Jordan
Israel
George
Prince Charles
Ho ¥Ing-Chin
Memier
China
Yangtze
Sun Fo
United States
Canada
France
Portugal
Tceland
Europe
Russina
Russia
Mediterranean
Turkey
Greece
Ankara
Italy
U. S
Spring Hill Falls In Overtime In District Play
Spring Hill Class B district champions lost to Hazen in overtime in a state tournament game. The 34 all tie persisted through four quarters before a late free throw sealed the win. Waren Davies led with 22 points, Collins 13 for Spring Hill, Stevenson and Bukter added 6 each.
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Spring Hil
Hazen
Flempt Stead
Waren
Davies
Spring Hill
Collins
Stevenson
B. Bukter
Controversy Over Boyd’s Mine Director Post in 1947
In March 1947 Boyd began serving with only five months of full salary. Lewis says Boyd lacks mining experience, while backers point to a strong two year record and fewer mine deaths under his leadership. Boyd has not been Senate-confirmed, yet the president renews the nomination through recess appointments, prompting congressional anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Boyd
Colorado School of Mines
Thhe Senate
Boyd Ax Direcot
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Whal
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Mrs. McDowtee Eee
Marchita
Cleo
Doris Shields
W.M.A
First Baptist c
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Circle 3
American Legion Auxiliary
Gosnell
E. D.ingfield
Wing
Nell Louroyles
Bontile
C. B
Anbre Jean Walker
Co. A. Armitage of
Magnolia
Lena Horne
Ann Sothern - Vera
Ellen Gyd
Charisse
Mel Torme
Tom Drake
Janet Leigh
Saenger
Romance
Fea Lois Bkelew
Ronald Oo Reagan
Wayne Morris
Faward Arnold
Virginia
Patricia Neal
Tyler
H.C. Murph Sr
Mrs. la Hey
H.D
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Hell
Heaven
Paradise
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Sarxvon
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Conovers
Women’s Club
Sorasis Club
New Yorks
New England
R. N. Mouser
City OF Hope
News of the Churches
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
Elm Streets
W. Northey Jones
Box
First Presbyterian Church
2Nd St
Stephen Gaok
Baptist Training UN
Boyd Irks
Associated Press
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Byers
Note Hearing Authority
As. J. Mercer
Beltone Hearing Service
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