Easter church activities and local notices on March events
The Social and Personal Wireday lists church gatherings for March 25 to 29 including choir practice at 7:80 p.m., Friday Music Club at Mrs. Erwin Stewart’s home, Easter egg hunts for First Baptist and First Christian groups, Junior G.A. outings to the Experiment Station, and a lawn egg hunt on North Main Street. It notes guests and students from Arkansas universities for Easter holidays, plus hospital admissions and discharges in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Hursday
Erwin Stewart
F Riday
First Baptist Church
Mra. M. S
Ates
South Elm St
Violet Long
The
Harry Shiver
North Main Street
G.a.'s
Silent Recovery After Illness At Home
A bedridden woman lies propped on pillows wearing a live salt bed jacket and a blue ribbon in her hair. She rests and drinks milk as doctors advise rest and sun to regain strength after a severe pneumonia, recalling her ambulance ride, the cottage, and Grella and the maids watching as helpers carried her upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axmi
Gay
Tophill
Grella
Live Bomb Horror Haunts L A Police and Lovers
In Little Rock a bomber scare leads police to call Army intel to confirm a 26 pound aerial chord resembles a live bomb. Detained on Broadway, the device is hauled to the river and tossed in with a splash but no explosion. Meanwhile Gay confesses longing for Rush as Ann and Gay reconcile amid illness and tension, leading to a hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Rock
C. O. Fink
Little Rock
Army
Fink
G. Fr. Knapp
Broadway, Bridge
Ackahissy
Pink
Gay
Ibers
Rush
Ann
Laurie
Lawrie
Fifty Notable Books of 1947 list for adults
The American Library Association announced the Fifty Notable Books of 1947. Hempstead County libraries show titles such as Dimean Gus, the Great, Inside U S A, Gentleman’s Agreement, Three Came Home, Human Beings, Kingsblood Royal, Lydia Bailey, Shadow of Adversary in the House, Quarry, and House Divided among others. Local names Mrs J B DeLaney and Woodrow Bland in Hope and M P Nichols Rt 2 Eymmel appear with discharge notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
America
Hempstead County
Dimean
Gus the Great
Gunther
U.S.A. Hobson
Keith
Tecan du Nouy—Human Besing Lewis—Kingsblood
Royal Roberts
Lydia_ Bailey Spence—Vain Shadow Stone
Walker—Quarry Williams
Trouble-Filled Carnival Train Faces OD T Ban
Jackson ville building a big parade show as 48 freight cars are sidelined awaiting an Office of Defense Transportation go signal amid a coal strike. Strate's Shows say 200 performers and workmen are assembled for spring engagement, with 400 others waiting in Washington for an initial April 1 start. Six days to move and set up. two animal shows included. Denver poll shows 42 percent of men say yes to giving up seat to a woman. 27 percent of women agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Maren
Office of Defense Transportation
James FE
Strate
Atlantic Coast Line
Shale
Washington, D. C
The Doctor Save By Edwin P Jordan M D
A health column notes that nearly everyone breaks a bone or knows someone who does. It previews common fracture causes and basic first aid steps, emphasizing calm care and prompt medical advice for proper healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA Service
Injustice to Youth by Dorothy Dix on parental strictness
Dorothy Dix argues rearing children tests parents as overprotective or lax methods both fail. She notes strict fathers and mothers often enslave daughters hindering dating and independence, leading to timid youths unable to engage with adults or manage life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johony
Susie
Mother
Pather
Youtty
Papa
Mary
Sally
Causes and treatment of bone fractures in the young and old
The text explains fracture variability from minor cracks to crushed fragments and outlines treatment aims to realign pieces. It notes children’ s bones are less hardened, influencing seriousness and describes methods from manipulation and casts to pins plates and screws. It ends with a question about heart fluttering unrelated to fractures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. D. Herndon,Sr
State Furniture Association
Sonny and
Johnny Brannan
Oklahoma A & M College
Mrs
A. D. Brannan
Chas, Thomas, Jr
Bobs Elmore
University of Arkansda
Fayetteville
Betty Robins
University of Arkansas
Tpayettevilly
Easler
Lea i Iobing
Jesse Brown
Jessie Clarke
Little Tock
Mrs. Milam Green
Say Joel
Pennkgna
G. W. Wulf
Portland, Arkansas
A. Whitlaw
Whitlaw
Betty
Quyehifa College
Arkadelphia
Betty Whitlaw
Clarice Brown
Sue Sutton
Bill Morton
Jimmy Walters
Charles Bene
Johnny Gibson
Jackell
Hamilton Hennegan
Effie Hyatt
Little “Rock
Robison’ Auditorium
Mary ‘Ester Edminston
Betty Ann Benson
Jo -Ann Card
Pollyanna Williams
Patsy McPherson
Sophia Williams
Charles West
Charles Benson
Jewell Moore
Buddy Perking
Henderson State Teachers College
Askewelphia
Peggy MecNeil
Payetteville
Eas
Mr. and
Mors
C. C. McNeil
John Asher Hudson
Emmet
Virginia Ann Magness
Will Tegret
Julia Chester Hospital
Ted Puyrtle
Hope
Babs
Ray Mason
Ralston
Jan Galloway
Palmos
Olin Whitley
Josephine Disghargeett A. 2
Powell, Hope
Julia Ghester
Henry Gent
Ope
Donald Hugs
Blevins
Ballerina
Jane Gay
Gibson
Patterson's Shoes
South Main
AG Longatielva 1
Fone Sandberg Shriber
Lone Sandberg Shriber
NEA Service, Inc
L.A
Sissy
Ana
Crow
Groucho Marx
Tarmen Miranda
Vin A
E' Gs
Adrian Booth
Aun
Ake
Library News
J. B. DeLaney
Woodrow Bland
M. P. Nichols
Eymmel
Fat Lady
Denver
Denver Post
Polk
Lon McCallister
Gwenn Ogy Ann Garner
Ouis King
Robert Hassler Eter
Bob
Ollivond
the Doctor
Dorothy DIX
Tay
Red
Bell ‘Syndic
Ellen Kaye
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Redeep
Ecclycatiérn
RAND
Foster’ Family
Corbin
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