Community church notices and local meetings listed
Local church and civic notices outline upcoming meetings March 5 to 16 at various sites. Details include Women's Auxiliary at 2 30 p m, Baptists and G A groups meeting Monday, PTA session March 16, and V F W Hut gathering. Also notes visits, hospital admissions, discharges, and local student activities.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Shy Terian Church
Alse
Idélis
Baptist Church
A. A. Halbert
Walker St
Ansley Gilbert
Agrain, Jr
Olaf Lick
Community 4-H and Home Demonstration Club Calendar
March events list diverse clubs meeting across days in multiple towns including Bingen Columbus Guernsey Spring Hill Belton and Sweet Home. Demonstrations cover shelving upholstering and beef judging with agents in attendance and notes on safety and club activities.
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McCaskill
iBoth
Bingen 417
I Bingen
Glen Crowell
Columbus Home Demonstration Glub
Guernsey
Spring Hill Home Demonstration Glub
Columbus
Belton Home Demonstration Club
K.A. Davis
Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Pam
M. J. Montgomery
Popular Chicken Breeds Top Five Nationwide
Barred rocks New Hampshires Rhode Island reds white leghorns and white rocks dominate U S chicken farming as the five most popular breeds nationwide reflecting broad adoption across farms and backyard flocks.
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New
Arkansans Discuss Presidential Nomination Possibilities
Arkansas Republicans show support for Dewey or Taft candidates as Governor Laney prefers MacArthur, with little Democratic response. Historian notes Arkansas’ rare bid potential, while Horace Thompson and Arthur Adams signal possible campaigns, though Adams cautions he has not yet banked on running.
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Arkansas
Ow York
Tom Dewey
Ohio
Robert Taft
Ben Laney
MacArthur
Dalas Herndon
William H
Coin) Harvey
Monte Ne
Liberty Party
Herndon
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
al Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
Arthur Adams
Jonesboro
Adams
MacArthur Faces Attacks in Defense of Candidacy
MacArthur defends his candidacy amid attacks aimed at him and his supporters. He says the criticisms target only the Japanese press and radio and do not influence Farmy newspaper Stars and Stripes or the armed forces radio network policies.
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iMacarthuy
Farmy
Stars and Stripes
Armed Forces Radio Network
Czech Probe Continues Amid UN Council Clash
The Czech probe in the United Nations faces a charged debate as Chile and others push to move from the provisional calendar to the official agenda. Russia’s veto power looms as Andrei Gromyko may repeat his March 1946 walkout if opposition votes falter, signaling a high stake battle that could threaten the UN’s life.
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United States
Chile
Lonce
Trygve Lie
Tan Papanek
Russia
Ukraine
E Council
Andrei A. Gromyio
Council Chamber
U. N
Abe
Sigke
Easy to Have Attractive Lawns in Hempstead County
Hempstead County can have more attractive lawns with planning. Home Demonstration Agent Mary Dixon urges residents to improve home surroundings, clean yards, and consider grading and terracing. She recommends composting clippings, March mowing for new growth, balanced fertilizer, border plantings, and careful pruning to protect flowering shrubs.
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Hempstead County
Mary Dixon
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Hope
Arkansas
Dixon
Fragmented confession drives Lynch saga in rural Courthouse
In a tense scene Ann Bancroft confronts investigators about a murder plot tied to a clock and a letter from Cheyenne. Laurie's outburst and Rush's cautious questions heighten doubt as the group debates motive while Ann collapses under strain.
Packers Face Unrest as Prominent Labor Dispute Emerges
Representatives of the Packers and the union clashed over pay and conditions in a clash likely to trigger federal intervention. The union demanded a 7 29 cotlan-four pay increase while Packers offered two coins an hour. Washington officials signaled a potential strike could be deferred by President Truman through the Ted-Elapyuy law, with injunctive delay possible for three days as a fact finding board investigates.
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Packer
Ialuel-Duell
Ania
Cotlan
Churches and Bible Study Notes from Lynn Browning
A compact church listing from Grady Street and nearby across multiple denominations. It includes FIRST PRESBYTERIAN East Street services and sermons, HOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE revival schedule with Clarence Smith, FIRST CHRISTIAN North Main details and broadcast, GARRETT MEMORIAL BAPTIST on North Ferguson Street with Rock of Ages program, FIRST METHODIST West Pine services, SAINT MARK'S EPISCOPAL Passion Week events, FIRST PENTECOSTAL Fourth Street services, CATHOLIC Our Lady of Good Hope Lenten schedule, and FIRST BAPTIST Third and Main with Sunday School and morning worship timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Stephen Cook
R. L. Gosnell
Presbyterian
Emily Jo Wilson
Ann Barr
BR. L. Broach
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main Street
H. Paul Holdridge
Tabernacle
Clarence Smith
Tive
Rogers
Bunday School
Clarlettee Smith
Tuesaday
Women's Missionary Council
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Co. F. Haworth
KXAR
Christian Youth Fellowship
Arkadelphia
First Methodist West
Pine
J. E. Cooper
Towle
Young Peoples Groups
Thursaly
Saint Mark's Episcopal Third
Elm Streets
W. Northey Jones
Mabel Nortun
Nervey Street
Dorothy Dix on why men marry and what makes a good husband
A column argues men marry to have a home and affection, not for romance alone. It debunks the idea that husbands are trapped, noting men are domestic by nature and aim to provide and care. The piece contrasts material gifts with true partnership and explains the balance of leadership and warmth in marriage.
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Jana
Grotesque spectacle of husbands overmarry to luxury
The piece argues many men neglect wives' happiness, mistaking financial provision for true partnership. It urges patience, emotional involvement, and supportive companionship as essential to a loving marriage, noting divorce often results from neglect rather than vice. The essay reflects early 20th century marital norms and advice syndicated by Bell.
Save Pantry by Wiping Out Pests
Hempstead County homemakers are urged to save both fat and money by eliminating pantry pests. Mary Dixon outlines five steps including thorough shelf cleaning, discarding spilled foods, and using a 5 percent DDT spray followed by a 6 percent interior spray. After drying, return packages but avoid spraying inside sealed foods to prevent residue. Inspect all food packages for insects in items like flour cereals pasta spices and dried fruits.
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Hempstead County
Mary Dixon
Seals Detour At International Bridge En Route Fair
A truckload of trained seals crossed the US Canada international bridge en route to a fair in St Hyacinthe Quebec. A new customs officer faced a baffling scene and phoned his chief for guidance. The reply was to let the seals through and move them on quickly due to a strong odor and confusion.
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Enos
Ann
Cheyenne
Luke
Rush
Darling
Ani
Rusk Wet Wislipe
Sam Blanding
Tasimy
Ana
St. Leonard
N. B. SM
Canadian International Bridge
St. Hyscinthe
Que
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Church Schedule Notes From The Week
A pastor’s message and special music by the Youth Choir mark today’s program. The Women’s Missionary Society meets in circles at homes at 2:30. Sunbeams gather at 3:30, Juniors meet at 4, and on Wednesday fellowship hour begins at 7:15 pm with midweek worship for the entire family.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Sunbeams
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