Social Calendar Highlights From May Events
Friday May 15 social calendar lists Service Prayer Group meeting at First Baptist at 3 pm and a worship practice at First Methodist at 0 o clock. May 16 honoree Miss Sara Ann Holland to a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Carter Jolson and Mrs Leo Robins at Johnson home at 3 pm. May 16 Circle meetings of the W M U spread across First Baptist with various hosts at 2:30 pm. May 19 Mrs ER Wingfield to host dinner bridge for Miss Saint Ann Holland bride-elect. Confederate Daughters meet at Mrs A B Shuster's home at 3 pm with ritual led by Mrs H J Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sara Ann Ilolland
Carter Jolson
Leo Robins
Johnson Home
ER. O. Wingfield
Saint Ann Wolland
A. E. Slusser
Pat Claibourn
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Confederacy
A. JB. Shusser
Hf. J. F. Garrett
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J. W. Erwin
Ladies Auxiliary
Otha Roberts
D A R Chapter Minutes Report Busy Meeting
Hur Jones led the group through minutes of the previous session with eleven members present. The president formed a domination committee and a yearbook committee. Mrs Wilbur Jones showcased an interesting program and Mrs H C Whitworth described a visit to Mr Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur Jones
Robert Ei
Lee
Pat Casey
Magle Bell
S. L. Reed
J. H. Lipscomb
J. A. Henry
Jim Garin
Co. A. Maynes
Wilbur Jones
Vernon
H.C. Whitworth
C. A. Haynes
D. A. R. Congress
Red Cross
Local Visitors Share Weekend in City Homes
Lt. W. J. Greenwald of Pasadena and Mrs. Greenwald visit with their son Jim at the W. P. Singles tan home. Miss Aline Campbell of Dallas and Mrs. Richard Campbell of Ida bel Ohio stay with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coop. Mrs. Millie Wardlaw of McKas Kill visits son Tom Wardlaw. Norman Lewis of Charlestown spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Ardis Smith of Pine Bluffs guests of her parents. Mrs. Theodore Smith and daughter Carolyn of Pine Bluff also guests. Ora Moody leaves for Kansas City for vacation. Mrs. Burger Jones of Kansas City visits city relatives.
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W. J. Greenwald
Pasadena
Calif
Aline Campbell
Dallas
Richard Campbell
Idabel
Ohda
Lloyd Coop
Millie Wardlaw
McCaskill
Tom Wardelaw
Wardhiw
O— Norman Lewis
Charlestown
Ind
Ardis Smith
Pine Blunds
F. EB. Taylor
Theodore Smith
Carolyn
Pine Bluff
Taylor
Burger Jones
Kansas City
The
City
Sunday School Lesson on Essential Goodness and Kindness
William E. Gilroy critiques religious authority and Christ’s identity in a Sunday School lesson. The text centers on Jesus asking What think ye of the Christ and the challenge to officials who question his right to teach and do good works without their badge or title.
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William E. Gilroy
Christ
Jesus
Wis
Tesus
Questioning religious leaders and the call to Christlike living
The sermon contrasts scribes and Pharisees with true religion, condemning formalism and urging lives of goodness, kindness, and Spirit fruits. It argues that genuine faith is not mere doctrine but a consecrated life in Jesus, urging heartfelt acceptance and power to follow His example.
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Israel
Vilka
Paul
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
God
Christ
June Paterson
Bill Talcott
Lowell Byrd
Abas
Charlotte Amalie
Anegada
Saint Thomas
Lowell
New York
Barbs on spring and progress in a changing world
A quirky column notes that barbs often lead to financial strain, spring arrives only when winter departs, and modern girls favor bonds over treats. It dismisses easy success, warns there are no sleeping cars to wealth, and reports canned butter processed for soldiers abroad.
Churches Schedule and Revival Notes at Local Congregations
Local church notices list services for First Methodist Pine at Second Kenneth L. Spore, Pastor with morning worship and evening programs, district conference in mid May, and junior choir events. Also shown are First Baptist Third and Main with revival notes and sermons by visiting preacher Blake Westmoreland, plus Sunday school and service times. First Pentecostal Went 4th and Ferguson announces revival services led by W. P. Graves and Rev. Clanton, with Centerville Sunday School event weather permitting.
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Ellen, Serman
Mother Love of God
San Antonio
Blake. Westmoreland
LeRuth
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
First Baptist Church
Clanton
Faith community services across two Alabama churches
Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 10 55 a m feature a sermon on Christian Education as the intellectual foundation of enduring democracy. Evening Worship at 7 30 and a mid week service follow. Birthday program for Stillman Institute fund raises with Tuscaloosa Negro educational ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Women's Auxiliary
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Caribbean Crisis Deepens at Watering Hole Reach
June Paterson finds herself amid an industrial dispute amid Lowell Talcott’s suspected misdeed. Leonard Halsey explains his role as a Federal Chemical troubleshooter while a menacing native appears on the dark beach, triggering a panic as others close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Paterson
Bill Talcott
Lowell
Halsey
We Women School Boards Are Not Fair on Marriage
Ruth Millett argues against discrimination in hiring and firing of married women teachers. She notes men are rarely penalized for marrying while women in some communities face dismissal or reduced pay. She cites a large city where married female teachers can only resign and be rehired as substitutes at lower pay.
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Halsey
Mr. Talcott
Alias
Talcott
Leonard Halsey
Stifely
New York
June Paterson
Alhers
Ruth Millett
Iceland
Australia
T Racher
Eight Ounces of Sugar a Week Affects Diet
Sugar rationing lowers weekly allotment to eight ounces about 20 pounds a year per person. Miss Fletcher notes this drop from average consumption and outlines daily energy impact about seven teaspoons, with examples of common uses. The piece also argues for equal pay and anti-discrimination for married women, urging decisive justice in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claude Fletcher
County Home Demonstraion
Sis
Miss Fletcher
Fletcher
Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Jess
Sugar and calories in rationed diets in 1940s guidance
The passage discusses sugar portions in desserts and how sugar adds energy to the diet. It notes that energy loss from rationing can be offset by larger portions of potatoes and cereals, and highlights guidance from an Extension specialist in foods and nutrition on balancing meals and appetite during rationing.
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Aha
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Ana Og
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Ora Moody
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Barry Nelson
Stuart Crawford
Keye
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News of the Churches
Kenneth L. Spore
Blevins
First Baptist
William R. Hamilton
Baptist Training Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Church OF Christ
J. A. Copeland
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Garner N, Main & Ave, D. J
the Tabernacle
America
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Tabernacle
Christ's Ambassador's Union
First Pentecostal
Ferguson W. P. Graves
Centerville Sunday School
Centerville
First Presbyterian
Thos, Brewster
Caribbean
By Eaton K. Goldthwaite
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