Social Calendar Lists Meetings and Visits This Week
Friday May 11 Y W A members plan visits to the ill. Friday 7 30 p m the Friday Music Club meets at Mrs Henry Haynes home with Mrs Jess Davis leader. Saturday May 12 Julia Chester Hospital hosts a Silver Tea 3 to 5 p m for the endowment fund. Monday May 14 Women’s Auxiliary circles of First Presbyterian Church gather 3 p m at various homes and the night circle at 9 45 p m All W S C S circles of First Methodist Church meet 3 p m at the church All members urged to attend.
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Henry Haynes
Jess Davis
Julia Chester Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Wyatt Hedrick
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Tuesday May 15 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 15. Members are urged to attend for club matters and community service planning.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
B & P W Club Holds Social Meeting with Music Week Program
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Thursday evening at the Hotel Barlow for work and social time. Miss Beryl Henry and Miss Helen Bailey served as associate hosts for a National Music Week program featuring guests Mrs. Dick Watkins Mrs. B C Hyatt Mrs. Alva Reynerson Mrs. Hollis Luck Miss Jean Huffaker Miss Mary Sullivan John Sullivan and Frances Silver.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Beryl Henry
Ae Helen Bailey
Dick Watkins
B. C. Hyatt
Alva Reynerson
Hollis Luck
Jean Huffaker
Mary Sullivan
John Sullivan
Frances Silver
Coming and Going Hosts Visitants Headed for Weekend
Miss Hattie Tyree and Miss Karen Kreuter from Kansas City arrived Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wylie. Miss Lucille Ruggles and Mrs. Edward P. Hugenin from Hartwell Georgia plan a Saturday arrival to spend the weekend with Miss Ruggles and Mr. W. B. Ruggl es. Mr. and Mrs. J D Barlow returned from Palm Beach Florida after attending the wedding of Miss Marilyn McRae and Captain Hal E Bilyeu. Mrs. Frank E. Nolen from Anniston Alabama came to visit sister Miss Norma Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Paul.
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Hattie Tyree
Karen Kreuter
Kansas City
Oliver Mills
Charles Wylie
Lucille Ruggles
Edward P. Hugenin
Hartwell, Georgia
Hot Springs
J. D. Barlow
Palm Beach
Florida
Frank E. Nolen
Anniston
Alabama
Norma Lewis
Paul
Mystery of the kerosene and a household aid
Mrs. Guptill hides a missing kerosene stash while punishing Mr. Cutter. The family searches the house as her ankle sprain strains plans for the Odd Fellows dinner. Eunice Sawyer is recruited to help, with caution about gossip and boarder Mr. Tapley.
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Eunice Sawyer
Mr. Tapley
Church Services and Campaign Urged at Local Congregations
First Presbyterian invites all ages to Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 10 55 with a Mother's Day program after vesper. Circle meetings of the Women's Auxiliary Monday at 3 pm and a Building Campaign appeal are urged. First Baptist on South Main and Third hosts Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 50 and Evening Worship at 8 00 with sermons by Dr O J Wade. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 and choir rehearsal Thursday at 8. Public is invited to attend all services.
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First Presbyterian
Thomas Brewster
D.D
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Baptist South
Solomon’s Wisdom Fails as Israel Divides and Falls
The article reflects on Solomon’s wisdom and failures from I Kings and the later split under Rehoboam. It explains Jeroboam’s Revolt, the division into two kingdoms, and the Northern Kingdom’s decline leading to Assyrian conquest in 722 B C. It emphasizes moral decay and the loss of the Ten Tribes.
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William E. Gilroy
Solomon
Rehoboam
Rohoboam
Jeroboam
Egypt
Israel
David
Assyria
Samaria
Miss Montez Elmore Visits Parents Here
Miss Montez Elmore arrived Thursday night from the University of Arkansas to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Elmore here. Master Jimmie Easterling is doing nicely at Josephine hospital following an appendicitis operation on Thursday.
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Montez Elmore
University of Arkansas
Bob Elmore
Jimmie Easterling
Josephine Hospital
Mother's Day Services Called at First Christian Church
Special prayers and gratitude services planned for Mother's Day at 9:45 a.m. led by Ted Jones and at 10:50 a.m. presided by Rev. Glenn Hutton. A motion picture will be taken and new American and Christian flags installed. The chorus choir to be presented in a sacred musical program at 8:00 p.m.
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First Christian N. Main
West Avenue
Glenn Hutton
Ted Jones
St Marks Episcopal Cancel Sunday Services
There will be no services at St Marks Episcopal Church on Sunday May 13 as Rector H B Smith will be away in Fore man in the morning and Mena at night.
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ST. Marks Episcopal Cor. Elm
H. B. Smith
St. Marks Episcopal
Foreman
Mena
FIRST PENTECOSTAL SERVICES SCHEDULE
Mr and Mrs Fred C Davis announce church services including Sunday School at 10 00 morning worship at 11 00 and Pentecostal Gleaners at 7 00 Sunday evening service at 8 00 and Friday night prayer meeting at 8 15 The public is invited to attend the services.
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Tors
Pentecostal
Church of Christ Service Schedule at 5th and Grady
Bible classes at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 10 45 a.m. Young Peoples Meeting at 7 15 p.m. Service led by Waymon D. Miller. Local church agenda listed for the day with standard worship and youth group timing.
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Church OF Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets
Waymon D. Miller
Young Peoples Meeting
First Christian Choir to Present Sacred Music Program
The First Christian Church will present its Chorus Choir under Rev. Glenn Hutton on Sunday night May 13 at 8 o'clock. The program features four anthems and specials including Mother O Mine by Ted Jones and a trombone solo Selected by Robert J. Reynerson.
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First Christian Church
Glenn Hutton
O’ Mine
Ted Jones
Robert J. Reynerson
Isle of Somewhere
Hugh Chamberlain
Ruth Ellen Boswell
Paul Cather
Alfred Haynes
Alva Reynerson
Theo Bonds
B. L. Rettig
Marjoria Snider
Dorothy Dodds
Jane Dodds
Dorothy Moore
Geo F. Dodds
Harry Whitworth
Tom Kinser
Martin_Pool
Women Must Testify to Break Meat Black Market
Ruth Millett notes OPA struggles to convict meat sellers without housewives willing to testify. In New York 95 percent of retailer cases rely on paid inspectors, but not all cases can be pursued without witnesses. Postscript shows women complain but refuse to testify, hindering enforcement.
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Ruth Millett
NEA
OPA
New York
Opo
Evening Worship and Midweek Service Schedule
Evening worship at 8 00 p m with sermon on The Dwelling of the Holy Spirit Mid week service also at 8 00 p m Wednesday each week with same time and topic
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Holy
Our Lady of Good Hope Mass Times
Rev. Amos H. Enderlin presides at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church with Sunday Mass at 10:00 a.m. and weekday Mass at 8:00 a.m.
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Our Lady OF Good Hope
Amos H. Enderlin
Infidelity and in law feud puzzle readers
Dorothy Dix addresses readers on mother in law and daughter in law tensions and the impact of infidelity within families. A husband contemplates his wife's affair with his friend as a married life unfolds with advice suggesting forgiveness and stability. Released by The Bell Syndicate Inc.
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Miss Dix
Housewives urged to confront meat black market
In a court appearance discussion, the speaker says taking time in court may create foes and publicity. He argues housewives must actively fight the meat black market or complain about dealers’ profits only if they are willing to take on the issue themselves.
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B. & P.W. Club
Atk
Donald Woods
Alan Hale
Ann Doran
Aelartty
Peggy Ryan
Martha O'Driscoll
Donald Cook
Phil Spitainy
Charm Orchestra
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IRGI
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Ada
Jay
Luther
News of the Churches
Son
Lewis
Tist Church
First Pentecostal
Fred C. Davis
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Diamond Cafe
Hope, Arkansas
Buck Powers
Hope, Ark
Ist Christian Choir
Dorothy DIX
Mom
Griselda
Graduatin
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Ki Teday, Morgan & Lindsey
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Walter Langley
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Benton
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