Women Aux First Presbyterian Hope Meeting Notice
In May 2 the Women Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Hope will meet at 3 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. K. Memae with Mrs. Paul Simms as hostess. Mrs C. W. Tarpley and others will meet at the home of Wm. Johnson on East 3rd Circle. Mrs. Leo Robins chairs. Wesleyan Guild and other groups schedule meetings and programs this week, including Junior G. A. missionary program and hospital day events at Chester Hospital May 11.
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Women's Aux
First Presbyterian ‘ Hope
Pees
K. Memae
Paul Simms
C. W. Tarpley
B. E. McMahon
Wm. Johnson
East 3Rd
Leo Robins Chairnh
Tom McLarty
South Main
Tle
John Hatley
Mar
Finley Ward
Sone Chester Hospital
Celwe
Luncheon meeting of D A R chapter May 14 at Hotel Barlow
Wednesday luncheon of John Cain Chapter D A R to be held at Hotel Barlow at 12 30 p m hosted by Mrs Jim Martindale Mrs Charline Williams Garland City and Miss Mamie Twitchell with program by Mrs Wilbur D Jones Ozan and regent Mrs Catherine Howard urging member attendance for business matters. Willing Workers class party at Hope Gospel Tabernacle features games prizes sandwiches and social hour. National Music Week observed at Brookwood School with student program. Joint P T A meeting at high school to install officers for coming year with delegates from Hope and Brookwood and Oglesby listed. Mother Daughter Banquet of Y W A and G A at First Baptist Church noted.
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John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Barlow
Jim Martindale
Charline Williams
Garland City
Mamie Twitchell
Wilbur D. Jones
Ozan
Catherine Howard
Willing
Willing Worker's
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
James Lauderbach
Glen Easterling
W. W. White
Ruth Hoelcher
Henry A Mere
P. Holt
Little Rock
Hope
C. M. Reaves
Kline Franks
C. W
Franklin Horton
Brookwood
George Robison
Olaf Iwek
Oliver Adams
A. J. Dodson
Oglesby
Paul Raley
Perry Moses
Wade Warren
A. A. Halbert
P. J. Holt
B. Tooley
Iy Shiver
Sandpaper Removes Facial Disfigurements in New Method
Memphis report May 9 states Dr. P C Iverson of Philadelphia announced a new technique for facial scar removal using ordinary sandpaper. The method spares skin grafts by abrading facial skin down to the hair follicle and sweat gland layer, allowing regrowth from remaining tissue. Iverson developed the approach after wartime injuries to soldiers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Philadelphia
P. C. Iverson
American Association of Plastic Surgeons
Iverson
Incomes for Families Rise Sharply in 1945 Census
The census bureau reports American family units living under one roof had a median income rise of 169 in 1945 to 2 act. About one third earned 2500 to 5000 dollars and about one in ten earned 5000 to 10900, with 13 in 1000 above that. Before visits by white men, Eskimos were free from many diseases.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Mothers Night At Church Education Building Dinner
The W M A of the church hosted a Mothers Night at 6 p m on Monday, serving a dinner to about 70 mothers with daughters present. The T shaped table featured green and white decorations with dogwood arrangements and Iris corsages for each mother. Kathleen Gardner presided as toastmistress with Mariette Downs giving the welcome, Betty Porter singing, and Mrs F J Burroughs and Clarice Brown contributing readings and songs. Betty Collins and Beth Sasser performed, Katheleen Gardner accompanied on piano, and Jesse Brown delivered the devotional followed by the benediction by Mrs P L Perkins.
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Iss Kathleen Gardner
Mariette Downs
Betty Porter
F. J. Burroughs
Clarice Brown
Betty Collins
Beth Sasser
Katheleen Gardner
Jesse Brown
P. L. Perkins
Copeland Family Hosts Bedwell Guests from Bell Gardens
Mr and Mrs H R Copeland and family welcomed Mrs Margaret Bedwell and her son Jack Bedwell of Bell Gardens California as guests. Mr and Mrs Paul W Klipsch hosted over the weekend. Mr D Picard of New York City was also mentioned as a guest.
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H. R. Copeland
Copeland
Margaret Bedwell
Jack Bedwell
Bell Gardens
California
Paul W. Klipsch
D. Picard
New York City
We Must Go The Party Leaves Sophie and Vicky
In a tense parlor scene Marcel Basil and Sir Charles reconcile to protect Sophie as a long‑standing rift within the Bagot circle threatens a future match. Marcel departs with the others while Vicky plans a sudden departure to New York to seek work and independence.
Blind Bowery Beggar Kills His Partner
New York May 9. Fred Connors a 62 year old Bowery man was charged with murdering Edward Trudeau in a subway incident after a quarrel over last night’s take from a street panhandling scheme. Connors confessed to police that he pushed Trudeau in front of a subway train. The pair had operated a glass eye con by which Connors feigned blindness while Trudeau guided him to collect pennies, earning $10 to $12.50 per night. Trudeau, from a wealthy Boston family, had drifted to the Bowery and joined the scam, which they ran in “good” and “bad” city sections. Last night they planned to split near LaGuardia field, when Connors decided to end the partnership over money. A motorman witnessed Trudeau on the rails. police then arrested Connors after he urged the crowd to search for another partner.
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New York
Fred Connors
Bowery
Connors
Edward Trudeau
Trudéau
Asset
Dist
Atty
Victor Levin
Trudeau
Boston
Astoria
Long Island
la Guardia Field
Queensee
George Chenet
Chenet
Russia saved Europe claim sparks mixed reactions
London reports Izvestia publicist Ilya Enrenbourg said Russia saved Europe and Europe knows it in commemorations of victory over Germany. He denounced critics calling for a crusade, attacked Sen. Tom Connally as barbarous, and noted pride in major cities praising the Soviet Army amid Bulganin’s salute.
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London
Ilya Enrenbourg
Russia
Izvestia
Europe
Radio Moscow
Enrenbourg
Germany
Soviet Union
Radio
Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Armed Forces
Ennenbourg
Tom Connally
Tex
Belgrade
Tslo
Prague
Paris
Old Nick’s Metal Nickel Etymology Traced to miners’ disgust
The term nickel originates from the German kupfernickel meaning copper demon. Miners, seeking copper and finding ore that seemed to lack it, blamed Old Nick for the failure. The demon came to be associated with the metal later known as nickel.
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Old Nick
Damsels Demonstrate at FTC Hearing on Coty Cosmetics
Washington on May 9 reports an FTC hearing where eight beauty models posed among law books and cosmetics worth 3500 dollars. Coty Inc argues demonstrations boost sales and are fair, while FTC contends they unfairly favor larger retailers, with commissioners observing the demonstrations but issuing no ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Coty, Inc
Coty
Betty Shape
Rose Caralon
Miss Shape
Commissioner Mason
Mason
Unemployment Bureau Sees No Recession Sign
Washington May 9 census bureau statisticians say unemployment figures show no sign of a business recession. April joblessness estimated at 2,420,000 up from March 2,230,000. Officials note small rise and coal-miner idle counts skewing figures, with no recession indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Aonril
Church of Christ announces weekly services and classes
The Church of Christ at 5th and Grady invites all to Bible study at 9 45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. communion at 11 45 a.m. Young Peoples class at 6 30 p.m. worship at 7 30 p.m. Monday ladies Bible class. Wednesday night Bible study at 7 30 p.m. A welcome awaits.
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Church OF Christ
Grady Otis L. Rowe
Sunday Worship and Activities at First Presbyterian Brewster
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 55 a m Pastor's message Vesper Service at 5 p m Young People meeting Auxiliary Circle Monday afternoon Church supper Wednesday at 5 30 p m You are warmly invited to worship with us
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First Presbyterian
Brewster
Church Services and Programs in Two Local Churches
First Methodist on Pine at Second lists morning worship at 10 50 sermon God Made Mothers by Pastor and evening sermon Christian Living Begins at Home at 5 30 with youth groups at 6 30. W S C S circles meet May 12 at 3 with program by Mrs Bundy Houston and Mrs Tollett. Garrett Memorial Baptist on North Ferguson broadcasts Rock of Ages 9 to 9 30 with Sunday School at 10 worship 11 in the morning and 7 45 p m evangelistic service. auxiliary Monday 1 30 p m prayer Wednesday and Friday practice 7 30 p m. Public invited to all services.
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First Methodist Pine
J. E. Cooper
W.S.C.S
W. T. Bundy
Deiton Houston
Nolan Tollett
First Christian North Main at West Ave Weekly Schedule
The First Christian Church on North Main at West Avenue announces Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages and morning worship at 10 50 featuring a vocal solo by Ted Jones and an anthem by the choir. Evening worship with communion and sermon at 7 45. Monday 3 30 Women’s Council meeting. Tuesday 7 30 Service Class business and recreation. Thursday 7 30 Adult and junior choir rehearsal.
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First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Ted Jones
Mother
Christian Youth Fellowship
Women’s Council
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Choirs
Sunday school at 9 30 A M worship at 10 50 A M with J S W Eubanks of Philadelphia as guest speaker. Adult Choir sings If With All Your Hearts training union at 6 45 P M evening service at 7 45 P M with sermon by Dr S W Eubanks Youth Choir to perform Faith of Our Mothers. Fellowship Hour Wednesday at 7 30 P M.
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First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
Henry
Trials and charges in Arkansas cases mix of theft and manslaughter
May 10 reports from Hot Springs and Little Rock detail prosecutorial filings and ongoing trials. Eleanor Maxwell faces an accessory to burglary information, tied to a $65,000 jewelry theft at Esskaw Gallery last Oct 22, with her bond as a material witness. In Hot Springs Parsons faces involuntary manslaughter and contributing to delinquency of a minor in the case of Jewell Ewell, with testimony detailing sightings in local night spots and a fatal fall from a car on the Hot Springs Little Rock highway. Odell Ramick, Stuttgart, faces a seven year term for the fatal shooting of his former wife Emma Dell Alley here last Oct 19 after a circuit court jury verdict.
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Hot Springs
Sidney McMath
Eleanor Chisholm Maxwell
Maxwell
Esskaw Art Gallery
E. F. Parsons
Owensville
Jewell Ewell
St. Louis
Hot Springs Little Rock
Parsons
David B. Andersen
Little Rock
Odell Ramick
Stuttgart
Emma Dell Alley
Asso
A Realistic View of Married Life and Loss of Romance
Dorothy Dix argues that many romances end in marriage only to drift into routine. She warns midlife spouses lose intimacy as duties and children take over, leaving couples alienated. Without renewed effort, the spark fades and life cannot be rekindled.
Betty Davis Daughter Move Home
Betty Davis brings her new daughter Barbara to a modern second floor nursery in her Laguna Beach beach house. The 39 year old actress returned home with baby Barbara born last Thursday in Santa Ana hospital. The husband is artist William Grant Sherry who was convicted of voluntary manslaughter with the state seeking the death penalty. Ramick testified the shooting was accidental. Hot Springs case moves for federal court transfer in bribery and nonfeasance charges against ex mayor Leo P McLaughlin.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Barbara
Bette Davis
Santa Ana
William Grant Sherry
Ramick
Hot Springs
Leo P. McLaughlin
C. Floyd Huff
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Clyde H. Brown
Sidney S. McMath
McLaughlin
Garland County
The Doctor Says on caffeine and child health
Dr. O Brien notes tea coffee cocoa and cola can be used in moderation by most adults. They rely on caffeine and related chemicals and have no food value. Excess caffeine can disturb sleep and cause restlessness in children and youth. A Coffee Hour trial showed rest during breaks improved productivity. Overall moderation is advised with no strong health reason to give them up.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Top Radio Programs of the Day in New York Listings
Radio schedule for Sunday and Monday across networks NBC CBS ABC and MBS detailing programs such as Truth or Consequences Hit Parade Grand Ole Opry Vaughn Monroe Mayor of Town This Is Hollywood drama James Melton concert NBC Symphony New York Philharmonic finale Phil Spitalny Girls Southernaires Rural Life and Coast Guard on Parade with various times and genres listed.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Bill Goodwin
Hollywood
ABC
James Melton
NBC Symphony
N. Y Philharmonic
Phil Spitaing
Southernaires
Chase Taft
Need For Religion
Rural Life
Bob Ripley
MBS
Coast Guard
Mother of Local Woman Succumbs
Mrs. Jennie Sutton wife of the late Dr. John H Sutton died here late yesterday at the home of a daughter Mrs Lloyd Sutton She is also survived by another daughter Mrs Edgar Wren of Sutton a brother Ben Phillips of Prescott and six grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Harmony near Sutton in Nevada county.
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Jennie Sutton
John H. Sutton
Lloyd Sutton
Edgar Wren
Sutton
Ben Phillips
Prescott
Harmony
Nevada County
Alumina Plant Offered for Sale by War Assets
War Assets Administration offers a $3.5 million alumina producing plant for sale or lease in South Carolina. The processing plant capacity is 36 000 pounds annually, located near Aiken with 120 acres including Harleyville and Kaolin clay mines about 80 miles away. Ancor Corporation ran the facility during the war.
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Washington
South Carolina
War Assets Administration
Harleyvie
Aiken
Ancor Corporation
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