Social Calendar and Society Notes from Local Church Groups
Monday May 24 social calendar lists Mde Stidy for Missionary Society, church meetings of Spiritual Life Group, Missan Study, and St Marks Auxiliary at homes and church. Tuesday May 25 includes Emanon Club entertainment at Wilbon home with dinner, floral decor, and scores recorded. Friday Cox hosts Friday Cantral club with multiple guests and handkerchief gifts. Hempstead graduates from Henderson State Teachers College include Dan Pilkinton and Reo Flaherty. Williams Sipe engagement announced, June wedding in Hone. Twenty five women attend home nursing class at Sweet Home with Miss Fletcher speaking on nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilaoh
Emanon Clab
Emanon Club Aere
Robert Wilbon
EB. M. McWilliams
Terrell Cornelius
Mes
Roy Anderson
Nick Jewell
Peter Johnson
T. McDavitt
Wilson
Mary Claude Tietcher
Leon Bundy
Home Nursing
Sweet Home
Miss Fletcher
Jack Bonds
Bundy
Hamp Huskey
Coming and Going and Births in Hope City Scene
Mrs. duck Rodgers returns from Hot Springs while Lt. Frank Noten heads to Fort McClellan Alabama with family plans to join. Birth announcements include Phillip Arthur Gilliam May 8 and Penny Cornelia Roberts May 18, Annette Bishop born May 19 in Texarkana. Camp Beauregard and Truax Field notes list Hendrix siblings and Pat Cook as top radio operation graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Cornelia
Bob Roberts
South Fulton Street
Sulla Chester
Truax Field
Wisconsin
Department of Communications
Army Air Forces Technical School
Pie
Tom Pat Cook
S. D. Cook
Hope
Lt Colonel James Branch Pioneers Medical Clamp In Service
Lt Colonel James W Branch formerly of Hope now attends an Army Medical College in Washington DC to study Tropical Medicine. He joined the Army Medical Corps in February 1941 as a first lieutenant and served at Fort Knox Kentucky. While instructing medics on desert warfare medicine and surgery in the Mohave desert he devised a bone traction clamp for leg fractures now in use by the Medical Department. Prior to service he was one of the youngest officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Branch
Hope
Army Medical College
Washington, D. C
Col. Branch
Army Medical Corps
Fort Knox
Mohave Desert
Medical Department
Branch
Flashes of Life In Hot Water Across the Capital
A chaotic scene shows city washers losing control of a water wagon during a heavy downpour as fire crews quell a blaze. A Memphis hotel worker, Alonzo Locke, speaks at a high school address. An elderly couple refuses evacuation despite flood risks, while a Chicago man keeps 20 cans of food, as a judge rules on a property motion.
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Washington
City
Memphis
Alonzo Locke
Peabody Hotel
Mamissas
Alonzo
Sellers
Princps
J. A. Hays
Chicago
Edward I. Kreck Snatn
Ulysses 5. Schwartz
Koeck
Contempt cited in temporary alimony ruling in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana a husband cited contempt for failing to pass twenty dollars weekly temporary alimony. The court awarded Mrs. Kreck the alimony. Police blame war priorities for red trees and a red car. A pink water taxi operated in Tulsa Oklahoma as high water halts service between Tulsa and Sand Springs. Sea street’s flooded section handles traffic with high wheel shuttles enticing ten passengers.
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Husband
Fox
Kreck
Great Falls
Mont
Tulsa
Okla
Sand Springs
Arch Rip
Delayed Justice in St Matthews Court Postponed
In St Matthews a circuit court term was postponed to December due to farm labor shortages. Solicitor Julian Wolfe said farmers were too busy with work for jury duty and noted many prisoners on bond also labor on farms where they are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthews
5.C
Julian 5
Wolfe
Congress Deadlock on Pay As You Go Tax Bill Reaches House
Senate and House leaders press on with Pay-As-You-Go tax bill negotiations during recess. Senate Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee advances the 1844 fiscal year funding bill as conference talks continue between chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
House
Senate Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
Beath and Brit Aboard a Seaplane in Peril
In a World War II serial, Beth and Brit are force landed on a remote island after a mysterious lighter-than-air craft is used to abduct them. Stranded, they face rough seas, captured restraints, and the need to outthink their captors as tantalizing clues about a double cross swirl around their danger. Beth contemplates a bold plan as the plane buckles in a violent roll.
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Betths
Brit
Lita
Beth
America
Four Legged Chick Hatches On Rt Two
A quirky captioned note describes a hen owned by Martin Tim mons on Hope Route Two laying an egg that hatched a four legged chick. The bizarre tale blends rural whimsy with a stray fragment of a serialized fiction scene featuring Beth and Brit, ending with “To Be Continued.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Timmons
Hope Route Two
Bible Course Draws 150 at First Baptist
A Vacation Bible School opened at First Baptist Church with 150 enrolled on opening day. The ten morning session runs 8:30 to 11:30, beginning next Monday and ending the following Friday. The program covers Bible study, character stories, notebooks, recreation, and handwork for children ages four to sixteen, especially Sunday School enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eheh
First Baptist Sunday School
Vacca Lion Bible School
Bible School
Hugh Jones
A. Williams
W. R. Hamilton
Hervey Holt
James Embree
Edith Mitchell
B. M. Jones
Edgar Thrash
Jess Davis
Seeva Gibson
John Turner
C. W. McConnell
F. J. Burroughs
Alford Brown
Annie Sue Andres
Roxie Jane Sutton
A. G. Rives
T. L. Nichols
David de Fir
Nathan Harbour
Sankey Callicott
Lee Garland
Aftee
Vernon Schooley
James Gunter
Miles Laha
C. W. Warrington
Commercial Course at Hope High School Opens Soon
A six week program in typing shorthand business English and arithmetic starts Monday the 24th at 8 am at Hope High School. Principal J H Jones urges all adults to enroll now. Mrs Irma Dean heads the commercial department and will teach, with other high school subjects also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
J. H. Jones
Irma Dean
Expiration of Food Stamps Delayed One Week
Washington May 22 The Office of Price Administration extended the expiration date for blue stamps G H and D in ration book No 2 to June 7. The next sets K L M begin May 24 with expiration extended to July 7. Sugar and coffee stamps still expire May 20 and 31. Memorial Day closures may affect spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Church Services from First Methodist and First Presbyterian
Church notices list services at First Methodist Pine at Second with morning worship at 10 50 a m and Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship includes special music and sermon The evening service is at 3 30 p m Youth Fellowship follows at 6 30 p m Choir practice set for Thursday May 12 at 7 30 p m At First Presbyterian Thomas Brewster minister Bible School at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages Morning Worship at 10 55 a m includes a Defense Service Council offering and anthem The 8 30 p m Young People's meeting and 7 30 p m Evening Service invite all to attend Observance of the Lord's Supper at 10 50 p m with choir anthem Sermon by pastor on Where Is God Evangelistic service with hymnody and sermon The Letter and Life at 8 00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Defense Service Council of Our Church
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Hall
Christian Youth Fellowship
Understanding and Believing Sermon at First Baptist
Rev. W. R. Hamilton leads Sunday worship at First Baptist Church on Third and Main with a 10:50 service on Sunday. Sunday School starts at 9:30 by departments, Baptist Training Union opens at 7 p.m. with a general assembly, and 8 p.m. sermon asks if ideals evaporate. Vacation Bible School begins Friday at 3 and runs next week and the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Baptist Training Union
Unity Baptist revival under way with Ingram preaching
Unity Baptist Church reports revival in progress led by Elder Doyle M Ingram with morning services at 10 o clock and evening at 1 o clock. Worship invitation extended. Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 90 o'clock. Hope Gospel Tabernacle lists services at North Main and Ave D with Pastor Paul R Gaston and Guy Basye as superintendent. Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a m for two weeks. program includes Bible lessons, crafts and music for all children free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist Church
J. T. Gilmore
Paston
Doyle M. Ingram
Beother Ingram
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Main and Ave
Paul R. Gaston
Guy EF. Basye
Sunday Service and Church Events At Two Local Churches
St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces a Sunday service at 7:30 p.m. led by Rector H. B. Smith. The Church of Christ on Fifth and Grady Streets lists services and classes including Gospel Broadcast at 9:30, Bible Classes at 10, morning preaching at 11, communion at 11:40, evening preaching, choir class, and Wednesday prayer meeting with a welcoming note inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
H. B. Smith
Church OF Christ
Fifth
Grady Streets
Fred H. Williamson
Gosnel Broadecast
KCMC
Davies Confers With Stalin in Russia
Special Envoy Joseph E. Davies met Premier Stalin in Moscow at the Kremlin and carried President Roosevelt's secret message. Admiral Standley presented Davies, who was joined by Vyacheslav Molotov for the talks. Tass reported a long, friendly exchange with Stalin, but gave no details.
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Moscow
Speectal
Joseph E. Davies
Stalin
Kremlin
Roosevelt
Mghht
Davies
William H. Standley
U. S
Vyacheslav Molotov
Tass
Lion's Roar magazine gets a Hollywood spotlight
A reviewer critiques Lion's Roar, comparing it to Fortune and noting its oversized, glossy format. The piece mocks its lack of editorial policy yet praises its Hollywood focus, including a vivid Varga girl spread and a Technicolor MGM musical backdrop.
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Hollywood
Fantastic
Lion's Roar
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Fortune
Lion’s Roar
M-G-M
Roar
du Barry
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Varga
Esquire Mageaniz
Film Notes from a Ute Magazine Read
A reader raves about editor captions and a batch of blined articles by Lucille Ball Clarence Brown Mickey Rooney and others. Spreads on The Human Comedy and MGM epics revive enthusiasm for the job. The writer jokes about being on a free list and calls the issue a real Ute magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ball
Clarence Brown
Mickey Rooney
MGM
Mabe
Potatoes in Pack O K Approved for Price Support
Earl N. Martindale reports from W K Dunlap that under the price support program for French Irish potatoes, any approved commercial container may be used for handling Trish potatoes. If purchase becomes necessary, potatoes may be packed in used containers if sound and clean. The support price is 2.25 dollars per 100 pounds for Grade A No. 1 potatoes loaded in cars and federally inspected.
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Earl N. Martindale
Hempstead County
Usda War Board
W. K. Dunlap
The
Food Distribution Administration
Arkansas Usda War Board
Dunlap
FDA
Washington
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Ecbtist Women's Missionary Sobiety
Spiritualute
First Methodist Church
Lattterbach
Selon
W. W. Johnson
Spiritui Life Group
St. Mark's
Hine Andrews
Rilph Ravitan
Plang
Max Cox
Mix Cox
Fonlay
Robert Wilson
Robert Latlane
M. McWilliams
Lievd Spencer
Robert Campbell
Cox
Hempstead
Henderson
Henderson Suite
Teachers’ College
Dan Pilkinton
I. To
Akin
Pilkinton
Reo Filaherty
W. E. Flaherty
McCaskill
Flaherty
Mrs. Duck Rodgers
Hot Springs
T. H. Adams
Marachahio
Venezuela
South America
Frank Noten
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Mrs. Nolen
JL. L. Dunlap
Annie Mae Livily
Detroit, Mich
J. G. Livily
Pic
William W. Biddle
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Mrs. Biddle
Linda Jane
Pfc
Juanita Cannon
Shreveport
Pyt
D. B. Russel, Jr
Camp Crowder, Mo
Owen Nix
Texarkana
Hendrix Spraggins
New York City
J. W. Gilliam
Phillip Arthur
Josephine Hospital
William Bishop
Texarkansa Hospital
Annette
J. C. Stigler
Rodney Hamilton
Rodney Harrell
Prescott
Charles Harrell
Frances Harrell
Martha Ann Pippitt
Anita
Sue Ward
Mrs. Branch
Jimmy
Mik
Keenpac
Colonel Branch
Camp Beauregard
Armed Forces of
United States
James G. Hendrix
Jack L. Hendrix
R. L. Hendrix
South Main Street
Rialto
My Techanicono
Mary Martin
Dick Powell
Betty Hutton
Eddie Bracken
Rudy Vallee Mraz
Charles Starrett
Jane Withers
Rose H., Bart Michael Whaten
Stanley Fields
Bee Dick Pi Powell
Betty ‘Hutton
Ay Mary “Martin
Lddie Bracken
Bryce
Swett
Danville
WAAC
Boise
Idaho
Gowen
Dorothy Hillman
Cpl. E. L. Hardinger
Middleport
Ohio
Lawton
Oklo
L. B. Crawford
Crawford
Medicine Park
Congress
Carter, Waac
Oraeas
Ervice, Inc
Heth Carter Waag
Danton
Rick Moth
Mike
Brut Jackson
Ato
First Baptist
Church News
Pine
Robert B. Moore
First Christian Church
Millard W. Saggett
Russia
Robbin Coons
NEW Saenger
Barrymore
van Johnson
Susan Peters
Sen
Buck Jones
Raymond Hatton
Chamere
Irraaty
Paramount News
Yas Ree Ram
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