Grateful reflections and local society notices
A reflective poem urges gratitude for health, nature, and friends as part of a broader society page. The community calendar lists upcoming meetings: Cemetery Association at 2 30 Friday at Mrs W G Allion's home. Mrs Mary Eason visiting family in Washington D C. Executive Board of the Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church at 3 Monday. W M S First Baptist at 2 30 Monday in Faith Hall. and notes of a weeklong observance for National Music Week. Also mentioned are visits by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Greening and Miss Mary Greening, and ongoing Pat Cleburne chapter activities of the U D C with May meeting at Mrs Helen Frances Cilly's home and a program on Plugs National and Confederate. The Women’s Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal Church Unit One meets Monday at 3 30 at Mrs Maggie Bell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Frances
Cilly
Mel
Ben Goodleit
Mia
Wilbur Jones
Chas
Locke
Hock« Cramth
Mias
Alma Hanna
Citty
Faring Garrett
Ay Henry
Cooperaion
Misa Kathryn
Lane
Pat Cleburne
Clara, Lowthorpe
R.T. Briant
A. E‘shusser
St. Marks Episcopal ‘Church
Maggie Bell
South Main Street
British Troops in Norway Asked Why Send Such Forces
The piece analyzes British sacrifice in Norway, noting inexperienced troops sent without anti aircraft guns or air support. It compares to Allied decisions in 1914 and 1918, highlighting political pressure from London to aid Norway, and references Marshal, Pershing, and Antwerp as precedents for bold but under equipped deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Niles
Norway
Chaz
George C. Marshall
Argonne Forest
New York City
Pershing
Dyin
77Th
Marshall
Drum
Foreign Office
Antwerp
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Christian Church Announces Sermon and Services
Bible School at 9:45 A M Morning Worship at 1:00 PM Junior Christian Endeavor at 6:50 PM The minister will speak on Christian Assurance with a sermon titled The Resistible Christ When The Practical Son Came Home The public is invited to hear these themes discussed and worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Assurance
Church of Christ Sermon Plans and Class Schedule
Minister J A Copeland leads Church of Christ services with Sunday Bible study at 10 am and Young People's class at 7 pm. Preaching at 11 am and 8 pm with the sermon headline Can a Child of God Be Lost discussed at both services. Come let us read together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Stady
Lla. m
A-Gether
Hope Gospel Tabernacle to Host Agnes Stokes Visitor
Mrs. Agnes Stokes of Conway, Sunday School Superintendent and Christ's Ambassadors President, will speak at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Sunday. Rev. Mrs. Stokes to deliver the devotional at 11 a.m., address the Senior C. A's at 6:45 p.m., and preach evangelistic sermon at 7:45 p.m. Sunday school begins 9:45 a.m. Special music featured in evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stokes
Conway
State
Christ's Ambassadors
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Stokes
C. A's
Tabernacle
Pubternacle
Alyanger
Church School Day Observed at First Methodist Church
At Morning Service 10 50 am the Board of Education presents the annual Church School Day program. Each department will take part. Youth League and Junior League meet at 645 pm. No Evening Service. W S C S has another session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Board of Education
Church
Young Peoples’ League
Minister to Attend Methodist Conference in Alliance City
Rev Kenneth L Spore pastor of Mori of thate Bible Buidy s ward will attend the Fifiel General Conference of the Methodist Church in Alliance City New Jersey. The conference may adjourn early next week so he can return for the Sunday May 12 service. The Women's Society For Christian Service will meet Monday afternoon and evening with times and places to be announced in other columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth’ L. Spore
Allantie’City
N. J
Tor
Methodist Church
Wo+ men's Society For Christian Service
Sunday School Lesson on Isaiah 40 11 by William Gilroy
The article discusses Isaiah 40 11 as likely written near the Babylonian exile, offering comfort to suffering Jews. It notes the collapse of the northern kingdom in 722–8 B C and Judah’s exile to Babylon, Cyrus’s 548 B C decree, and the return. It explains God’s comfort through renewed hope, and interprets the phrase about receiving double for sins as forgiveness rather than punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
D. Enlior
Isaiah
Rehoboam
Tarlah
Sargon
Babylon
Cyrus
Zion
Myriend
Highlights From Lates Books review of river tale and horse derby
A literature notice spotlights Nard Jones’s Swift Flows the River depicting Caleb Paige’s life along the Columbia from 1856 tragedy to riverman fame. It also previews Clark McKeekly’s Show Me a Land about Kentucky racing and the first Derby transfer narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vancouver
Mike Shea
Caleb
Mike
Mary
Kid Inge
Victoria Hunt
Kirt
Victoria
Clark McKeekly
Kentucky
Blue Grass
McKeekin
Arisiney
Real Test of a Hostess Is the Table
New York hostess expert Marian Young notes that table appearance sets the mood for guests, praising American made glassware, streamlined crystal, and shallow glass containers for flowers. Floral compotes and floating blooms offer elegance, avoiding a single overpowering centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
New
America
Robert F. Flynn
New York
Flynn
Plan to Circulate Petitions to Repeal Betting and Divorce Laws
Rev. Claude L. Jones of Hot Springs announced Arkansaswide petitions to repeal pari mutuel betting and the 0 day divorce law. The Better Government League, based in Hot Springs, plans to decide on petition circulation with a 15 member committee. filings due by July 6 require 11 231 valid signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Claude L. Jones
First Christian Church of
Hot Springs
Che
Arkansas Butter Goverment League
Dha
West Mumphis
Jones
Ofice
C. G. Hall
Better Government League
Payoff: Frisch's influence lifts Pirates as players rise
Former relief worker Mace Stanley steps in as starter for the Pittsburgh Pirates amid Frank Frisch's managerial push. Rowan lauds Frisch's daily enthusiasm as key, with stories of Waner and Vaughan shaping team confidence. Veteran voices say Pie Traynor era pressures fade, and Arky Vaughan steadies the lineup under Frisch. Exiles and casual fans note widespread Pirates optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
WEA
Mace Stanley
Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Frisch
Rowan
Fime
Woner Brothers
Frisch
Fringens
Lena Blackburn
Veleray
Philadelphia Athletics
Corsairs
Paul Waner
Paul Woner
Pie Traynor
Pie
Big Poison
Pittsburgh
Flend
Fordham Flash
Arky Vaughan
Baséhall Maus
Pirates
Yeqra
Frisch leads Pirates as they head toward St Louis opener
The Pittsburgh Pirates, facing a shaky start, push Frisch to discipline players and line up a strong pitching staff. Meantime, prospects include lefty Lana han and southpaw Swigart, with Davis and Hay Berves as catching questions and cost of absent power in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Frisch
Max Partch
Pirate
Charleys
Traynor
Bues
Ddomby Frisch
Bob Klinger
Daniel Knowles
MagFayden
Bauers
Brown
Bucher
Joe Bowman
Johnny Lanning
Johnny Gee
Dick Lanahan
Dadis Vaughan Swigart
Gee
Michigan
Syracuse
Lanahan
Chattanooga
Swi- Barta
Knoxville
Asky Vaughan
John Costa Rizzu
Pirotes
Virgil Davis
Hay Berves
Pirates
Jt Oi
al Todd
Dha
Elegant Lawn Tablecloths Trend for Outdoor Entertaining
The text describes frothy linen luncheon sets in white and pastels with organdy medallions, suited for porch dining. It notes informal peasant prints for outdoor meals and a snap fastener method to anchor cloths on the lawn using tape or ribbon. It adds formal options in palest pink, blue, or green slipper satin with hand-rolled hems.
Fragmentary Note on Healing and Advice
The readable text hints at a discussion on remedies and feelings of improvement. It mentions reluctance to try certain options and references people or places with unclear names. Overall, the fragment suggests guidance or personal experiences without clear events or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hraiiude
Roth
Mary Eason
Washington, D. ‘S
D. Eason
the Woman's Auxiliary of
First "Presbyterian Church
W. M. 8. First Bontist Church
Faith Hall
Ouachity , College
Kenneth Greening
Houston
Texas
Mary Greening
Dallas
E_ 5S, Greening
Ovan
Pat Clejurne
U.D. C
D. T. Chamberlain
Miss Genie Chamberlain
Seattle
Henry N. Riise
Phyllis A. Larsen
Ole, Heydén
Stemkje
Saenger
Joe Penner
Zane Grey
Tom Seed
Henry Fonda
Jane Darwell Coy
John Carradine
Grampa Sharley
Capewin Armhars
DORMS
Fowdon Py Dood
BUSSELL_SIMPSON
Joem Ford Amodety
Church News
Cimristian Church
North Main and
West Avenu
John Keith Gregory
Ministre
Church OF Christ
J. A. Copeland
James E. Hamid
A First Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Spore
Walt
East Front
Ladies Specialty Shop
Color of
Columbia
Mit
David Jones
Maus
Sud
Pryle
Fogle
Geo. W. Robison. & Co
Hope Nashville
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