Phone Society News and Church Meeting Notice
Phone Society News to 768 effective immediately at The Star office. Monday May 6 at 3 o'clock a church meeting at the First Methodist chutch location with Mrs B P Stewart hosting, Mrs Della Mc Clannan and Miss Dell McClannon assisting. Mrs Hamilton Orton of Ashdown guests over the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Ema
Hamilton Orton of
Ashdown
Mes
L. Rodgers
W. S. Ce
B. P. Stewart
North Hervey Street
Della McClannan
Dell McClannon
O— Circle
W.M.S
First Methodist Church
Harry Hawthorne
South Main Street
Joe Lasctey
Nora Corri- Bon
McDavitt
Ofp
Myx
Syd McMath
Mot Springs
First Christian Church
National Music Week observance announced in May
Beginning Sunday May 3th National Music Week will be observed to emphasize the value and power of music. Special church music services are planned each day of the observance which runs through the week, highlighting music from life and its vital role in culture and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Y. W. Ay First Baptist Church
Cemetery Association
W.G. Allison
Edwin Ward
Church News Brief on Sunday School and Revival Plans
Sunday school at 9 45 as Brent lesson is announced for Sunday AD classes of the B TC meet at 7 p m All urged to attend service Ladies Auxiliary preparing for State meeting at Garrett Memorial church May 1 and 17 Church and friends cooperation needed Wednesday prayer meetings held in view of coming revival Attend the revival prayer service for a great revival
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B. TC
Garrett Memorial Church
First Christian Church Announces Weekend Services
North Mary and West Avenue hosts Bible school at 9 45 a m with Minister John Keltty Gregory leading Morning Worship at 11 The Ir resistible Christ sermon title marks the day and the Junlox Christian Advor Society meets at 6 45 p m with Evening Worship at 7 30 o clock noting the prodigal son came home theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian North
Bible School
Junlox Christian Advavor Society
Unity Missionary Baptist revival notices at South Blvd
This church schedules Sunday school at 10 1 m and preaching at 2 p m with BY BNC all classes. Ladies Auxiliary 2 p m. Tuesday singing at 7 45 p m. Midweek prayer 7 30 p m. Revival begins next sun led by Elder Wesley Thomason, who is described as a devoted preacher guiding souls toward heaven. congregants urged to help with church repairs and bring books and new songs.
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BNC
Tueaday
Wesley Thomason
First Baptist Church Community Celebration Service
Sunday program highlights include 545 Sunday School assembly by departments and a main worship where the Pastor speaks on The Fourth Corner. All not attending elsewhere urged to join. special concert by Ouachita choir and a sacred performance by the Ouselite Symphonic choir.
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Allen Chapel
Blevins Highway
Hope
Baptist Training Union
Ouachita Choir
Ouselite Symphonic
We the Women by Ruth Millet
In this reflective piece women face self debt from wasted time and missed opportunities. They struggle to budget priorities education, health, friendships, and leisure, delaying self care and personal growth while chasing distractions.
Sunday Lady Berry's Log Cabin School Earns National Honor
Miss Martha Berry of Mount Berry Georgia founded the Berry Schools starting with twelve poor boys in 1902. The program now serves over 10 000 students across 23 industries on more than 25 000 acres, funded by gifts and the work of students. The Variety Clubs of America awarded her the National Humanitarian Award for self sacrifice and devotion to education and relief.
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Dallas
Tex
Georgia
Martha Berry
Miss Merry
Variety Clubs of America
Miss Berry
Berry
Blue Ridge Mountains
Eccupy
Mt Berry
Gyer
Variety Clubs of
America
In A
U. S
Pittsburgh
Ford - Martha Berry School For Girls
Mt. Berry
Dendretieke
French Have Bs rearing .269 and DiMaggio’s absence hurts
Henrich in center field struggles, hitting poorly as six men left on base in two innings against Ken Chase in Washington. Yankees show trouble without DiMaggio and rely on unsteady substitutes.
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Henrich
DiMaggio
Ken Chase
Washington
Yankee slump tests DiMaggio value and team depth
The article notes Joe DiMaggio’s injury woes and the Yankees’ spring skid, stressing his pivotal role amid lineup gaps. It recalls past seasons, cites experts on DiMaggio’s impact, and mentions Powell’s absence and left-handed pitching challenges that compound New York’s early difficulties.
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Grayson
NEA
Yankees
Joseph Pan
DiMaggio
New York Club
Sinew Joe
Rupert
Joe McGurthy
Ryngwing Secund
New York
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Pop
Babe Dahlgren
Toam
DiMeggio
Joe
Bob Fetler
Cleveland
Bill Dickey
Baltimore
Women Handicappers Rise In New York Racing Scene
Article profiles two young women, Miss Bauer and Miss Warnke, who have become prominent handicapper columnists in New York papers after the state adopts a pari mutuel betting system. It notes their backgrounds, methods, and early success with long-shot picks like Chin Music paying $45, and describes their rising influence in racing journalism.
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Fred Browning
Fune
War
Balier
New York- State
Twoman
Warnke
Bauer
Bookle
Tessengers
New York
Jamaica Mealing
Searzon
Miss Baier
Combia University
World Telegram
Jamales
Hambla
Jamaica
Chin Music
Syaa
Hombla
June Warnke
New York Post
Miss Bauer
Salt
Francisco
Thistledown
Bedford
Florida
Farnham
Miss
Bruce Catton Reports on Negro Congress Split
Washington dispatch notes the National Negro Congress has long been viewed as a Communist front. The split followed John L. Lewis’s attack on FLD.R and Philip Randolph’s resignation after the group took Communist money and adopted a party program. A common program for Negro groups was discussed since 1935, with James W. Ford pushing for specifics to reach Earl Browder.
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Washington
National Negro Congress
John L. Lewis
Fld.r
Lewis
Philip Randolph
Congress
Communist Party
James W. Ford
Ford
Earl Browder
Bet on Love unfolds in Sherry Derby prep
Sherry, planning a Louisville Derby campaign, hosts Ted Bond a questioning relative in her New York apartment. Ted urges Sherry to broaden life beyond teaching, proposing to join her racing world as partner and guide.
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Vicetory
Paul
Clinte
Sherry
Lawlaville
Theodoula Duncan Bond
Wyomley
Ted Bond
Megger
Erry
Uncle Willie
Unclear fragments hint at Alaska Matanuska tale and crime
Fragmented OCR mentions Matanuska beginnings and Alaska linked figures, with vague references to Cicero and a northern Michigan farm. It implies an anecdotal crime or escape narrative but provides no clear events, dates, or identities.
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Matanuska
Cicero
Relle
Alaska
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Ruth Millet
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Red Rolie
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Charley Keller
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Wx Sree
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Ted
Theodosia Duncan Bond
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Fdayer
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Shorty
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Jlace
José Caste
Ted Duncan Bond
Willem
Willie
Long Tree
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Rhode Island
Ion
Virginia
Harry W. Shiver
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Hope Hardware
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Betty Rasulty
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