King's Row on Saenger stage adapts best selling novel
An adaptation of a best selling novel brings King's Row to the Saenger with a strong cast led by Robert Cummings and Ronald Colman. A town divided by class hosts a romance between a medical student and his instructor's daughter, complicated by a wealthy playboy. The plantation of social hypocrisy and youthful passion unfolds against a railroad town backdrop.
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King's Row
Stu
Robert Cummings
Ronald
Ann
Sheridan
Betty
Charles Coburn
Claude Judith Anderson
Nancy Leman
Kaaren Verne
Marianskaya
Palm Sunday Reflections on Jesus Entry Into Jerusalem
William Gilroy reflects on Palm Sunday lessons contrasting the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem with the suffering to come. He notes mixed reactions among crowds, teachers, and disciples, suggesting reasons for enthusiasm and opposition, and highlights the colt's peaceful ride as a miraculous prelude to events.
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William E. Gilroy Itor
Jesus
Jerusalem
Salem
Hosenna
Sis
Jesus in Jerusalem Emphasizes Prayer and Meditation
The passage recalls Jesus entering Jerusalem and the temple, then retreating with the twelve to Bethany for meditation and prayer. It suggests that even amid crowds and fame, quiet contemplation strengthens faith and guidance for believers facing busy, complex days.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
Bethany
Methodist Conference Here Next Tuesday
A call session of the Quarterly Conference for the First Methodist church will be held after the Board meeting next Tuesday evening May 3. All members are expected to attend as important business is to come before the Conference. Mrs Bemis entertains Thursday Contract Club with luncheon and bridge at her home.
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Methodist
First Methodist Church
Frantic Weekend Escapes To Romance And Rivalries
In a weekend at the resort, Peggy schemes to separate Fay from Nigel while Fay and Michael navigate tangled affections. Baldy clings to Fay, Peggy engineers a quiet rendezvous at the rockery, and Myra warns of trouble as Peggy plots a rescue that hinges on Fay’s feelings for Michael and Nigel. To be continued.
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Baldy
Michael
Myra
Fay
Peggy
Nigel
Ferdy
O. K
Pay
Ida
Revival opens Sunday at multiple churches across town
A weeklong revival begins Sunday and runs eleven days with daily services at 10 am and 7 pm. Rev. Middleton attends Monday night and oversees the close. The schedule lists Sunday School at 9:30 am, morning service at 10:50 am, Baptist Training Union at 7 pm, and evening service at 8 pm with sermons. Multiple churches including First Methodist and First Pentecostal invite wide participation.
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Middleton
Baptist Training Union
Bemis Hostelry Garden Luncheon Hosts Bemis Club
Spring flowers decor Bemis home for a luncheon where a centerpiece of purple iris and roses brightened the table. After lunch the contract game ended with Mrs D K Bemis taking high score as guests included Mrs Carl King Mrs Neeley Parker Mrs Leon Carrington Mrs G C Murray Mrs Clark White Mrs Tom Compton and Mrs Sam Taylor White.
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Bemis
D. K. Bemis
Carl King
Neeley Parker
Leon Carrington
G. C. Murray
Clark White
Tom Compton
Sam Taylor White
Society Notes and Obituary Briefs from Local News
Miss Mary Kithryn Buchanan returned from Camden with Miss Shirley Ann Buchanan and friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reynolds of Camden visit with Mrs. Reynolds’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Waters. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Yoager and daughter Billie Jean spend the weekend in Little Reck. Word arrives of the death of BS. H. Ingram, former Prescalt citizen, in Los Angeles on Thursday April 24. He was an uncle of Mrs. Gus Woodul and Mrs. Imon Gee of the city and was buried in Los Angeles last Saturday.
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Mary Kithryn Buchanan
Camden
Shirley Ann Buchanan
T. H. Reynolds
Reynold
Owen Waters
K. J. Yoager
Billie Jean
Little Reck
BS. H. Ingram
Prescalt
Los Angles
California
Ingram
Gus Woodul
Imon Gee
Los Angeles
Why Go to Church Why Go to Church
A sermon excerpt argues church attendance is a Christian duty, a historic privilege bought by forefathers sacrifices, and a blessing knowing God meets believers in His House, helping with life’s problems. Sr. A. Mags
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Sr. A. Mags
Club Luncheon Inspires War Effort Debate
A humorous reminiscence depicts women meeting at Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jones homes for war discussions over luncheon pies. They schedule committees, discuss childcare, rationing, and driving out to meetings, questioning if they balance family duties with patriotic duties.
Kroger Expands Prize Stock Purchases Nationwide
Kroger officials announced plans to increase participation in junior livestock sales across 15 states where more than 1 000 animals were bought last year. From 1938 to 1941 Kroger bought hundreds of cattle hogs and lambs through 3 400 stores, with wartime conditions boosting entries and county fair activity in 1942.
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Kroger Gyrocery and Baking Co
Albert II
Markn
Kroger
Vocatlongal
Chile
Chain Store Council
Capital in Wartime Stirring Washington Gossip
In wartime Washington officials trade sharp barbs and small conflicts. A dog bite anecdote mocks a Tokyo Admiral. A teachers college speaker spurs local drink debate. Pressure cookers and vitamin loss sparks public talk. Police courts project record speeding and fines, marking wartime civic strain.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
District of Columbia
Admiral Ojo
Tokyo
Japan
District Physical Education Association
Columbia Teachers College
CTC
New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington sees flood of new employees and hidden labor pool
Pye notes the surge of applicants in Washington with Civil Service announcing over 29,000 people applying for junior clerk exams. He highlights a latent labor pool haunting the shadow of the Washington monument and questions the true supply of workers for the city.
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Pye
Washington
Washington Monument
Civil Service
City
Haeif
Suggest Ways to Avoid Waste in Victory Garden Campaign
Miss Louise Lewis urges preserving Victory Garden produce to prevent waste. Hempstead county families should store, dry, brine, freeze, or can foods year round. Tips cover drying corn and beans, brining turnips and cabbage, pickling cucumber and tomato, and checking jars for flaws.
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Victory Garden
Louise Lewis
County Home Demonstration
Hempstead
County Home
Mary BE. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Barbs on fear and memory in quirky musings
A fragmented reflection on fearing mistakes, recalling Utepki days and a father’s ashes on carpet. Mentions an amateur actor, a guiding light, and a rule about buying chicken. The piece weaves odd phrases about life, work and play, ending with a caution that the good die young.
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Utepki
Ofteini
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