Intermediates to Present Paul Journey Film at Church
Society news item lists upcoming meetings for First Baptist Church Sunday School intermediates 1 and 2 on March 23 at 9 30. A film on the Second Journey of Paul will be shown. Other notices include Dahlia Garden Club on March 21 at 2 30, Habitat of WSCS highlights, Hope Business Club March 25 at Lawson Hotel Prescott, Cosmopolitan Club March 25 at 7 45, and 47 Friendship Club meeting April with hostesses and revised by-laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlia Garden Club
Drch
Troy Greunlee
Rossign Read
Carl Greenlee
Willard Cassidy
Hershel Patterson
LaGrone Williams
Bobby Linaker
Herachel Patterson
R- E. Cargile
WSCS
Bader
Tage
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawson Hotel
Prescott
Sigall
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Haynes
S. A. Whitlow
Orville Oglesby
Arthur Babb
Fred Hunt
Coming and Going in Eureka Springs and Snyder Texas
Mr and Mrs Bob Reynerson of Eureka Springs visit relatives in Eureka Springs with the Reynerson parents Mr and Mrs Alvah Reynerson. Mr and Mrs William Ward return to Snyder Texas after a week with Mrs Ward’s parents Mr and Mrs K L Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bob Reynerson
Eureka Springs
Mr. Reynerson
Alvah Reynerson
Mrs. William Ward
Snyder, Texas
Mrs. Ward
Mrs. K. L. Powell
Williamses of Waynesboro welcome daughter Rebecca Lynn
Mr and Mrs David Williams of Waynesboro Virginia announce the arrival of a daughter Rebecca Lynn on March 18 1052 Mrs Williams is formerly Miss Gladys Key Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eugene Key formerly of Hope but now of Waynesboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Waynesboro
Virginia
Rebecca Lynn
Williams
Gladys Key
Eugene Key
Hope
Arch Eflington Initiated into Pi Kappa Alpha in Fayetteville
Arch Eflington a junior in the University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy was initiated into the Alpha Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha in ceremonies held last week in Fayetteville He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Arch Moore of this city and is also a member of Alpha Phi Omega a student member of the American Pharmaceutical Association and a member of Alpha Zeta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Eflington
School of Pharmacy
University of Arkansas
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Fayetteville
Arch Moore
Alpha Phi Omega
American Pharmaceutical Association
Hospital Notes and Cotton Auction Report
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Hope, Washington, and Broken Bow with names such as Mr W A Jean Mrs W B Smith Miss Zenobia Reed and Julia Ghester. A penitentiary cotton auction in Little Rock sold 542 bales for 109 415 78 dollars, conducted yesterday by State Purchasing Agent Arnold Sikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jean
Hope
W. B. Smith
Zenobia Reed
James Lynn Gilbert
Rt. 1
Washington
Ralph Routon
Little Rock
Arnold Sikes
Eight new members join Baker Home Demonstration Club
At the March meeting at Mrs. J W White s home eight new members were welcomed. President Mrs Wier Owens led the session as minutes were read by Secretary-Treasurer Mrs T B Fenwick. The club planned hospital flower visits, a Crippled Children s Home project, a Heart Fund gift, and a yearly scrapbook for Mrs Lawrence Easterling. Mrs Lorraine Blackwood spoke on upcoming events, and Mrs C B Riley was named Health and Safety Leader. Irene ironing tips were shared to save time, and the surprise prize went to Mrs Russell Carver. Twelve members and eight guests attended, with three visitors including Miss Charlotte Wilson. The next meeting was announced for Mrs McCullough s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Baker
Owens
Childen
Heart Fund
Lawrence Easterling
Orville Steadman
Lorraine Blackwood
C.B. Riley
Blackwood
Russell Carver
White
Joe Harris
Theo Burns
Fenwick
Riley
Sutton
Roberts
Clark
Carver
Easterling
Cox
Andrews
Burns
Charlotte Wilson
Hargis
McCullough
Fall Into Tank Kills Tender in Albany Train Yard
James W. Kendrick, 45, of Ballston, Pa., died after falling through an opening in a 30,000 gallon water tank on a locomotive tender he had just fitted. Authorities drained the tank to recover the body after the accident in Albany, N. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. C
James W. Kendricks
Ballston
Delaware and Hudson
MacArthur Visit to Little Rock Draws City Council Support
Gen Douglas MacArthur's visit to his birthplace in Little Rock drew all 10 city aldermen to the airport after initial invitation mixups. Mayor Remmel and Gov McMath planned to attend despite political differences, while several officials reportedly could not participate due to travel. The event highlighted local cross‑party interest in the MacArthur ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Arkansas Gazeth
MacArthur
Gov. McMath
Washington
Fovernoe
Truman
Remmel
Vewas Remmel
Little Rock
Lawmen Oppose Examiner on Arkansas Gas Request
Washington March 20 Arkansas members of Congress plan to oppose the Power Commission examiner's recommendation to deny natural gas service to Paragould Cabot Calion Beebe and Hampton. Representative Gathings and others seek to present views when the commission considers the examiner’s denial. Mid-South Gas of Little Rock seeks 6519 thousand cubic feet daily from Texas Eastern to supply five towns. The commission has not set a hearing date. Mid-South has two weeks to file exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Congress
la Power Commission Examiner
Gathings
D-Ark
Mills
Harris
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation
Paragould
Cabot
Calion
Beebe
Hampton
Ark
Mid-South
Texas Eastern
Marvin Farrington
Texae Eastern
Farrington
Tackett
Do You Have a Bad Memory Not the Little Woman Forget Annex
New York report chronicles Dr Bruno Furst claiming memory is muscle-like and improvable by exercise. He trained 25,000 people and teaches a system based on centralization, observation, and symbol use. He says memory strength varies by direction and that names and faces can be recalled with practice, even among strangers at a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Bruno Furst
Furst
Germany
William James
Wes
Yale Brookton College
Abong
Prain
Ficusewtte
Tnd
Canadian Cattle Hit by Disease
Washington reports a foot and mouth outbreak in Canada near the U.S. border spurring a push for a new multi million dollar federal lab to study the plague. The outbreak could alter plans for Prudence Island Rhode Island site as lawmakers weigh funding and location amid pressure to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Agriculture Department
Congress
Prudence Island
Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
Jongt Ashe
Haly
Canada
Prunce Island
Jury Studies Forest Fires in County Report
Benton March 21 The Barie County Grand Jury released a report criticizing forest fires of unknown origin and urging residents to report suspicious activity in timber areas. It highlights fires from Feb 39 to March 1 that scorched more than 900 acres of Amberland and notes 95 witnesses heard, with M. H. Bennett serving as foreman.
Dear Miss Dix advice column exposes dating woes across a college town
Dorothy Dix answers multiple reader questions about dating, engagement timing, stepfamily dynamics, age gaps, and pressure from parents. The responses emphasize caution, personal stability, and delaying marriage until education and self‑reliance are established.
Fragmentary OCR notes on theatre and costumes
The readable fragments describe a stage production with references to a streetcar, a character named Dean, a 44 second victory, and various misread lines about costumes, decorations, and colors. Mentions of Bogie and O Hara appear amid scattered phrases about attire and stage cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Dean
Panoumancahavon
Heart Massaged Baby Recovering From Revival Effort
Indianapolis report states the youngest patient revived by heart massage, a 17 day old infant, was recovering after a four minute procedure at Indiana University Medical Center. Surgeon opened chest and massaged, beating resumed. Previously, the record was a two month old in New York in June 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tony Gale Hiatt
Indiana University Medical Center
Rasaela- Howald Medical Storstare
Texarkana Man Cleared of Second Degree Murder Charge
Ernest Owens, 90, of Garland City, was cleared yesterday of a second degree murder charge in Texarkana Municipal Court. He had faced accusations in the death of his half-brother Jack Anderson, 40, who died March after a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ernest Owens
Garland City
Not ht dis Ha in a Pid event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event with unclear details and scattered phrases. The readable bits mention a political or public gathering, the date the 18th, and names or terms like Sanam and Cra. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent summary or identify entities.
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47 Friendship Club
D'ell Luck
Con
Lash Larue
Don Daredevil
Julia Ghester
India Anderson
Broken Bow
Okla
Jesse Langston
Emmet
W. M. Green
Victory
Victory Home Demonstration Club
C. J. Rowe
Hallar McCorkie
J. B. Rowe Jr
Roy B. Roberts
Loys Hampton
Louis Hampton
Cacll Smith
Dalton Smith
Joss Atkins
Claud Houston
Willlame
Whip Wilson
Andy Clyde
Silver Raiders
Agent No
Victor Korda
Conrad Veidt
June Duprez
Thief of
Bagdad
Rit Technicolor
Ney
Ralik
Oll
Gomal
NEA Telephoto
Mac
Pretty June Allyson
van Johnson
MGM
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Reny Miss Dix
Tam
Witl
Audrey F
Misa
Snyone
Dix
Olenda A
Swaleen
chugMe Lion
Erlend
Alwar
Turkey
Vageteble
Vlad
Pan
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