Women's Auxiliary Plans Final Meeting of Year
The Womens Auxiliary of the 1st Presbyterian Church schedules a Monday gathering at 2 30 p m in the Phil thea rooms for the year end. Lula McSwain Society notes a Wednesday meeting at J M Hudson's home with Mrs Scott Ross and Mrs John Hamil on co hosts.
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Fonday
Womens Auxiliary
1Rst Presbyterian Church
Philthea
Lula McSwain Society
Emmett
Lula McSwain Society of
Kristian Service
S. J
Herman Reyenga
Harvey Kawnee
F. G. Halton
R. Scott Ross
Azalea Garden Club Hosts Meeting and Planting Plan
Zalea Garden Club with Mrs George Newbern and Mrs Elly Bryant hosted the Azalea Garden Club gathering at Mrs Newbern home Thursday afternoon. President Mrs W R wo presided as the club voted to plant holly trees on the highway and members answered roll call with seed exchanges. Mrs River Adams spoke on Herbs And Their Practical Cooking, and the hostess offered a sandwich plate with cakes while St Patrick decorations brightened the entertaining room.
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Zalea
St. Patrick
Brookwood P T A Meeting Declares Regular Session
The Brookwood P T A held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the school. The opening song Arkansas was sung and played on piano by Mrs. Hyatt, followed by prayer. A A Halbert presided over the session.
PTA Reports At Meeting And Easter Egg Sale Plans
At the business meeting Mrs. R L Broach led a finance report. PT A members plan Easter Egg sales at Kate's Gift Shop. Mrs C C Chaney was elected clothing committee representative. R L Johnson introduced Miss Mitchell and Miss Virginia Holt as 2nd grade teachers. The event honored teachers and pupils with the Presidents Message read by Mrs Alton Williams. Miss Beryl Henry was guest speaker. In the room tally Miss Holt received the dollar and members voted to donate it to the Red Cross Drive. 35 members attended.
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R. L. Broach
P.T.A
Kate
C. C. Chaney
R. L. Johnson
Mary Mitchell
Virginia Holt
Alton Williams
Beryl Henry
Miss Holts
Red Cross
Social Visit Notes Highlight Local Arrivals
Mrs. Jess Davis hosts her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Wade of Little Rock and sister Mrs. James Clayton of Conway. Miss Mary Mitchell to spend weekend in Texarkana with friends. Miss Jean Huffaker of Hope Public Schools leaves for Conway for weekend visit with relatives. Miss Virginia Holt to be weekend guest in Nashville. Homer Sommerville finance committee. Bakersfield California visit with Sommerville and Ruggles families. Mrs. W. B. Ruggles will spend weekend with Lucille Ruggles in Hot Springs. Lt Hank Somm is also noted as accompanying them.
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Jess Davis
O. J. Wade
Little Rock
James Clayton
Conway
Jean Huffaker
Hope Public Schools
Virginia Holt
Nashville
Homer Sommerville
Bakersfield
California
Mr. Sommerville
L. C. Sommerville
Dean
J. R
Alma
Ervin
John M
Sweet Home
Freeze
Joe W
Newark
Haley
Willie E
Detonti
Hughes
Ivan H
Fayetteville
James
Charles W
Hot Springs
Laney
John N
Junction City
Lewis
Clovis C
Leslie
Middleton
Rufus
Emmett
Lane
Robert I
Almyra
Lawson
Henry F. Lynn
Lowrey
Cleveland W
New Blaine
Mays
Aubrey D
Hagarville
Merritt
Paul B
Grubbs
Nutt
Andrew C
Holly Springs
Poor
Elmer F
van Buren
Rhodes
Willis E
Stuttgart
Squire
John B
Salem
Teague
Lois M
Mountainburg
Townsell
James L
Casa
Truitt
Ira T
el Dorado
Walker
Verdon D
Hope
Ward
Howard
Imp
Wright
Elbert C
Hampton
William L
Mona
Davis
Edward F
Des Arc
Oren V
Decatur
Duch
Raymond A
Hazen
Elrod
Johnnie O
Fowler
Edward W
McCrory
George
Charles A
Harrisburg
Gossage
James E
Steve. Gregory
Booster
Dongola
Haynes
Hassell D
Emerson
Hopkins
Clarence C
Magazine
Isaac
Edwin A
Blytheville
Jones
Riley T
Branch
Keith
Daniel R
McKamie
Kirkpatrick
Roland A
Lesser
Mineral Springs
Denning
Wilbur R
O-Steen
Jack A
Roberson
Andrew T
Magnolia
Ross
James G
Stacy
Oliver T
Quitman
Swafford
Wiley J
Swain
John C
Enright
Taylor
Henry F
Searcy
Oklohoma Naval Ensign trainee hurt in football accident
Personal Thomas C. Jobe of Hope in training at the University of Oklahoma for a Naval Ensign is hospitalized for knee injuries suffered while playing football with the Service team.
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Thomas C. Jobe
Hope
University of Oklahoma
Griddle Cakes Sunday Breakfast Menu by Gaynor Maddox
Griddle cakes featured in Sunday breakfast with corn and sweet milk variants. Menu lists orange juice frizzled ham and lamb meals for breakfast dinner and supper including tomato bouillon, peas, lettuce, gelatin, custard and beverages.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
L F Shoemaker Taxicab Operator Dies in Little Rock
L F Shoemaker 58 president of the Yellow and Checker cab firms died at his Little Rock apartment yesterday. A Benton native he spent 20 years in the taxicab business, first as an independent driver before organizing the Checker Cab and Baggage Company.
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Little Rock
L. F. Shoemaker
Benton, Ark
Shoemaker
Throckmorton praises post commander at Fort Knox duties
Cpl Harden, attached to the 3171st Ordnance Automotive Maintenance company, entered the Army on March 17 1944 after working as a driver for Ritchie Grocery Co Hope Ark He is married to Lillie Hazell Harden of Rt 1 Hope and is the son of Ettie Velma Harden of 619 South Main St Hope Ark
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Throckmorton
Fort Knox
Cpl. Harden
3171St Ordnance Automotive Maintenance Company
Army
Ritchie Grocery Co
Hope, Ark
Lillie Hazel Harden
Rt. 1
Hope
Ettie Velma Harden
South Main St
Local church services listed for weekend and week ahead
Multiple denomination notices outline sermons and schedules for First Methodist, Garrett Memorial Baptist, First Pentecostal, Catholic, First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Guernsey Baptist Mission, First Christian, Church of Christ, St. Mark's Episcopal, and Unity Missionary Baptist with times, pastors, and special events for Friday through Sunday and midweek services. Readers urged to attend. includes youth groups and choir schedules.
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First Methodist
Pine
Robert B. Moore
R. W. Goodloe
First Christian N. Main
West Avenue
Glenn Hutton
Ted Jones
Robbie Ponder
Majorie Snyder
ST. Mark’'S Episcopal Cor. Elm
H. B. Smith
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm St
Doyle M. Ingram
T.C
Unity Baptist Church
Arkansas casualty list shows 101 wounded in European theater
War Department lists 101 Arkansas soldiers wounded in action in Europe. Navy reports one Arkansan killed in action and one wounded. The notices include names and ranks across Army, Navy, and Air Force with next of kin notification indicated as the final authority. Reclamation men in the Quartermaster Corps repair 268,099 field jackets monthly.
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Arkansas
War Department
Navy Department
Next
War
Navy
Baker
Hira Christopher, Jr
USNR
Nutt
Hugh Harrison
Seaman
Army
Corey
Leonard H
Pfc
Little Rock
Fountain
Eldridge E
Calico Rock
Harris
William A
Dewitt
Houston
Homer W
Cash
Larue
Floyd V
Corning
Myers
L. D
T-5
Hamburg
Clem O., Jr
Fort Smith
Scarborough
la Vell
Jonesboro
Veach
Donald
Manila
Weisberger
Albert M
Marvell
Yarbrough
Earnest H
Mount Ida
Youngblood
Austin O., Jr
North Little Rock
Ray
Doyle T
Stephens
Reeves
John A
Cotter
Reynolds
Richard H
Mena
Stokes
Rue F
Everton
Welch
Robert C
Morriston
Woodward
Vyron D
Rector
Quartermaster Corps
Frederic’s Polish Night of Promises and Tour Plans
In a tense late hour at the Duchess of Orleans home Frederic awaits Jozef Elsner and Louis Pleyel while pondering a future tour funds to be sent to Elsner. Elsner urges self rule and warns Frederic against reliance on others as the Polonaise swells and the Witch of Nohant presses for freedom.
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Duchess of Orleans
Frederic
Louis Pleyel
Jozef Elsner
Poland
Louis
London
Rome
Vienna
George
Elsner
Mile
Gladkowska
Mlle. Gladkowska
Jozef
Law and Liberty in Sunday Lesson by Gilroy
The article argues life runs on natural law and urges obedience to higher law. It links liberty to aligning with divine law and the commandment to love God and neighbor as core ethical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
D. D
Hitler
Jesus
Flag meanings highlighted at Kiwanis luncheon
Kiwanis guest Vernon G Ivy spoke on flags of the 33 Allied Nations, praising Old Glory as the No 1 flag and Arkansas as No 2. The Arkansas flag features 25 border stars for statehood, three large blue stars for Spain France and the United States, two blue stars for Arkansas and Michigan, a single blue star for the Confederacy, and a diamond motif denoting unique Arkansas diamonds. Guests included E N McWilliams Texarkana Pvt Albin Holm Sheppard Field Lloyd Coop Hope Rev Boyd Baker DeQueen and Rev S A Whitlow Pine Bluff.
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Kiwanian
Paul Raley
Vernon G. Ivy
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
Little Rock
Kiwanis Club
Ivy
Arkansas
Spain
France
United States
Michigan
Confederacy
E. N. McWilliams
Texarkana
Pvt
Albin Holm
Sheppard Field
Texas
Lloyd Coop
Hope
Boyd Baker
DeQueen
S. A. Whitlow
Pine Bluff
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C. J. Rowe
Young Peoples
Danita
Amos H. Enderlin
First Presbyterian
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Auxiliary
First Baptist Third & Main
Ralph T. Douglas
Southern Baptist Thelogical Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Baptist Training Union
Baptist Training Union Worker's Council
First Baptist Church
Guernsey
Graham Fowler
Church OF Christ
Grady Streets
Waymon D. Miller
Internation
Flag of Arkansas
Moroline Petroleum
Dickies
RED Cross War Fund
Ladies’ Specialty Shop