Revival Continues at Pentecostal Chapel in Fergusory
A Pentecostal revival at the Pentecostal church on Fourth and South Fergusory resumes Tuesday night March 19 for two weeks led by Rev. W P Graves of Cassetta Texas. Graves formerly served as a presbyter in the Ton Heskee district. Public invited to attend nightly services with music by Miss Johnnie Bell Cox and special offerings each evening.
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South Fergusory Shrecks
Misa Danlin Burs Hut
W. P. Graves
Cassetta
Texas
Johnnie Bell Cox
A Long Farewell Poem and Community Notices
A fragmented farewell poem by Mrs J J Battle and several community announcements follow. Madam Battle departs with regent roles and travel to Little Rock for the Arkansas Society conference. others plan memorials, meetings and sewing circles at First Baptist and Circle chapters. Names include Mrs Charles Haynes, Miss Mamie Twitchell, Mrs M Houston, Mrs G I Miller, and Miss Callie Wesson, among others.
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J. J. Battle
John Cain
Alr
Charles Haynes
Americaniam
Martindale
Mamie Twitchell
Mors. M. Houston
Martha Mousten
Battle
Mary Haynes
G. I. Miller
Little Rock
Arkansey Society
D. A
Miss Twitchell
Werthestay Aternoon
Hotel Marion
Roosevelt Ordered to Bed With Cold
Washington The White House physician Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntyre told President Roosevelt to go to bed and take it easy until he recovers from a head cold. The illness is not serious but precautions are advised.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntyre
We the Women by Ruth Millett on scholarships for graduates
A Brown University program offers one graduate a four dollar daily scholarship to ease first year employment. Ruth Millett argues families or groups could fund similar scholarships, noting the value of experience over immediate pay and urging practical support for young workers.
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Ruth Millept
Hanels
Brown University
Abe
Brown Associated Alumni
Allers
Duates
Mom
Pop
Community thanks for kindness after bereavement
The Arnold family sends sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during their recent bereavement. They thank everyone for the beautiful flower offerings and the thoughtful support. A delightful punch and cake were shared with nine members and a visitor, and spring flowers brightened the rooms.
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Arnold
Congress probes foreign sale of U.S. military planes
Bruce Catton reports that investigations into French and British purchases of U.S. military aircraft are likely to reveal a secret, large-scale export program. The article notes imminent sales, a possible production bottleneck, overruled Army and Navy protests, and White House involvement. A government plane factory proposal gains momentum as Senator Hill leads hearings.
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Bruce Cation
Washington
Congressional
U. S
Johnson
Army
War Department
Senate
BIA
U. S. Army
White House
Navy
U.S
U S& Government
Lister Hill
Alabama
Pill
Hill
Dizay Dean Signs $10,000 Contract With Cubs
Dallas born pitcher Dizay Dean agreed to a $10,000 deal to pitch for the Chicago Cubs in the 1949 season. The contract reportedly contains no clauses for the original figure and specifies a salary half of his 1939 earnings. Dean, who had stitched a dramatic negotiation, plans to report after rest and has missed spring training and some exhibition games while finalizing terms.
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Los Angeles
Deroma (Diaxy
Dallas
Texas
Sunday Night
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
St. Louis Cardinals
Brs
Cubs
Mtal
Jin
Chicago
Tye
Catalina Island
What It Takes to Be a Congressman
In a 30 minute speech Rep. Patrick outlines a satirical view of a congressman as an expanded messenger boy and more. He lists ten simple rules including entertaining wives and children at the White House, promoting causes, and making endless speeches while remaining tirelessly available.
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Washington
Patrick
Als
White House
Annapolis
Political Activity Rules For AAA Workers Curbed
Little Rock county agricultural officials said AAA committee members are restricted under the Hutch Act and state AAA rules since they are not federal employees. Administrative Officer I B Daniels noted committee men are tied to county agricultural associations and paid from conservation program funds, not the federal government, with eligibility barred for political candidates or party officers.
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Little Rock St
Cuunty Aid Seipmunty
Setelp
AAA
I. B. Daniels
Daniels
Minjor
Bf Association
Hok angel Foe Lumimepeye Job Change Tale
An unclear report describes a man named Lumimepeye taking a job away from his home after pressure from HL Viwans. The piece notes family impact and a claim that he might stay in his hometown if certain conditions change, with implied consequences for Holom and Iyis Holom.
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Wight
Persou
Heine
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Helen
Pairmont Minn
Callie Wesson
South Main Street
Circle No. 8
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Miractive
Sankey
Girl Scout” Council
Gerlene Urrey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mat Springs
Hester Taylor
Arthur Gibson
Frances Huelt
Charles Ugekaboe Wee
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Harold
Whitey) Dahil
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Ator
Ile
Edith
Prue
New York
Patton
Purp
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Blick Patton
Puiap
Brown Shoe Store
Emerson B. Christie
State Department
Bruce Catton
U. S. Plannes
France
Burope
Dizay Dean
Robison
Eo. W. Robison
G Hope
Nashvile
Ardates
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Aail
Pittsburgh
American & Standard Raprator Paritansy Corporation
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Ayurélion
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