J W Harrell Ex Hope Man Dies In Atlanta
J W Harrell 60 owner and publisher of the Citizen Journal in Atlanta died after a short illness in Ellington Memorial hospital. He was born in Hope Arkansas moved to Cass county early life and became a civic leader serving as president of the Atlanta Federal Savings and Loan Association Rotary Club and member of First Baptist Church. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev J P Olive and Rev Ben R Stripling officiating. He is survived by his wife one son D P Harrel one daughter Mrs Edward Rutherford of Memphis and one granddaughter.
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Atlanta
J. W. Harrell
Ellington Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church of
J. P. Olive
Linden
Ben R. Stripling
First Methodist Church of
D. P. Harrel
Edward Rutherford
Memphis
Achievement s Continued From Page One
A discussion group led by Miss Mary Claude Fletcher covers national defense topics with participants including Estelle Parrot B Hodnett Earlie McWilliams Shirley Stewart and P J Holt. The program features a Penny for Friendship and Entertainment segment and a presentation of National Defense Certificates.
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Mary Claude Fletcher
Estelle Parrot
B. Hodnett
Farm Security Administration
Earlie MgWilliams
Shirley Stewart
H. Husey
P. J. Holt
Population shifts from Hindu and Muslim groups in census data
Census figures show the Hindu population at Goleihta rising from 800000 to 1500000 over ten years, while Muslims grew from 30000 to 500000. England recorded its highest marriage rate in its history last year.
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Goleihta
England
Social Calendar Notes for November Gatherings
The social calendar lists meetings across churches and clubs in November. Events include Menilay at Gorlock by the First Baptist bureau. Wesleyast Guild at Mars. Women's Society for Christian Review at Chart. a weeklong program starting with Tuesday events. Girl Scouts gathering at James McLasty home with hosts Miss Caldwell and Miss Esther Ediniston. coffee morning led by Miss Mary Thaynos and Mrs Theis Mo Purvis. and other hostesses including Mrs Diane Snyder and Mrs Chaar Brandon.
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Trou
Girl Scouts
M James McLasty
Jaye Caldwell
Mary Esther Ediiliston
Mary Thaynos
Dievde
Theis Mo Purvis
C. C. Lewis
Dline Siyder
Yosua
Mes
Chaar Brandon
Joneshore
Women Auxiliary Announces Silent Prayer Services This Week
The First Presbyterian Church announces daily silent prayer services for home missions each afternoon this week from to oclock. A Saturday party for scouts at the lodge house featured decorations and refreshments with new leader Florene Millue acting as chaperone. Scouts and their partners enjoyed dancing and games, with many local youths listed among attendees.
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First Presbyterian Elwreh
Too
Kyler
Betty Dane Adlon
CG. R. Gordon
Carolyn Hamilton
Johnny Brannan
Pat Williams
Charles Benson
Alice Lorraine Heard
Tommy White
Lara Amningila
Billy Ek Byaye
Barba LaGrone
Harold Stephenson
Messe
Clarice Brown
Elsworth Bailey
Betty Ann Benson
Bobe Hy Bowden
Matilda McFiddin
Mossy Barrett
Ara Lau Hairston
Names listed in a local social notes column
A series of couples and individuals including Chinutes Hyatt Eva Jean Milain Norman Ed Sandlin Sophia Williams Billy Conway Dorris Urrey and Po Ward Micelle and Neil Crow appear in a reader notices section likely recording social events or pairings. The fragment suggests a personal notices item without clear context or dates.
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Chinutes Hyatt
Eva Jean Milain
Norman Ed Sandlin
Sophia Williams
Billy Conway
Dorris Urrey
Po. Ward
Micelle
Neil Crow
Personal Visits From Local Residents Highlight Weekend
Miss Mary Delia Carrigan motored from Lite Rock to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carrigan and kin. Mr. and Mrs. Glover traveled from Malvern to see Mrs. Glover’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey McRae Sr. Corville Taylor of Chicago visits Dr. and Mrs. W H Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. A D Brannan. Mr. and Mrs. J Q Milam and daughter Eva Jean spent Saturday in Texarkana. Hattie Anne Feild and Talbot Feild drove to Little Rock to see the Arkansas Texas A and M game. Mrs. Bruce Meloe is visiting relatives in Batesville and Pardon. Mirehall Williams of Washington, DC visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dete Williams. William Parfait of Gloversville, NY, stays with Mr. and Mrs. J Hinds and daughter. Private Steven Bader of Ft Sill, Okla, arrives for a ten day visit.
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Mary Delia Carrigan
Lite Rock
Steve Carrigan
Wi Um Glover
Malvern
Hattie Anne Feild
Talbot Feild
Little Rock
Mirehall Williams
Washington, DG
Dete Williams
William Parfait
Gloversville
New York
J. Hy Hinds
Dunbar and Yerger to Tangle Tuesday showdown
The Yerger Tigers face Dunbar High in Texarkana on Tuesday afternoon in a delayed negro football game. Original plans were pushed back by weather as both teams prepare for a tense clash.
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Dunbar
Yerger
Yerger Tigers
Tearkania
Texas
al Texarkana
Revival Begins at Tabernacle as Week-Long Campaign Opens
The Hope Garden Tabernacle hosts a two session opening with a full house. Evangelist Mrs Bernice Vandermerwe leads morning prayers on the theme The Need of Prayers and the evening sermon What Will You Do With Jesus. Musical Night is set for Monday featuring F B Williamson Oklahoma City and Tabernacle performers. The meeting emphasizes that Christ is not on trial but asks what will the world do with Jesus. Evening services continue nightly except Saturday with congregational singing led by Williamson.
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Garnet Thbabick
Tabernacle
Bernice Vandermerwe
Jesus
F. B. Williamson
Oklahoma City
Vandermerwe
Tabernacle Sextet
Williamson
Jesus Christ
Pontius Pilate
Rathe Pilate
Evangelist Vandermerwe
Evangelist
Christ
Feild to Talk to Kiwanis at Hope Kiwanis Club
Representative Talbot Feild Jr will address the Hope Kiwanis Club on Tuesday evening at Hotel Henry's new dining room. He will speak on "Hope's Part in National Defense" as Kiwanis officials anticipate near full attendance. Two hundred factories in Gloversville, New York are humming to fill Army orders for 13 kinds of gloves.
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Talbot Feild, Jr
Hope Kiwanis Chal
Hotel Henry
Kiwanis
Feild
Hope
Gloversville, N.Y
Beauty in Wartime Morale And Self Care Debate
A fragment from Our Daily Bread discusses beauty standards during wartime. An orator questions moral claims about women’s appearance, arguing practical needs may override glamour. The piece references American history and a Soviet city renaming, with a nostalgic note on self-reliance and no bills to pay.
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Mnly
Womner
Warner
Norale
High Court Upholds Garland Decision
The Supreme Court affirmed a Garland County chancery ruling and upheld the constitutionality of the W41 act authorizing suburban improvement districts near cities with populations over five thousand. The decision overruled W D Murphy’s challenge that the act violated existing legislation and was invalid due to value and constrictory concerns.
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Supreme Court
Garland Chauncery Court
High Tribunal
W. D. Murphy
Garland County
Columbus 4 H club program recital note details
Columbus 4 H participants read best literature and improved citizenship as a program unfolded. A kitchen band led by Mildred Manning performed with four girls from Bin gen. Fran McCaskill soloed. Laura Lee Smith Gladys Smith and Erma Jean Smith sang Don't Forget the Flag from Columbus. From Patmas eight couples attended.
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Mildred Manning
Bingen
Fran McCaskill
Columbus
Laura Lee Smith
Gladys Smith
Erma Jean Smith
Patmas
Eigh
Murder in Paradise continues amid inn murder mystery
In this installment, Maudie and Denny recount the inn murders, Gordon's suspected guilt, and his suicide as the police close in. Jeanie and Ted Palmer plan marriage, while the narrator Mary weighs danger and justice as the case nears resolution.
Social Etiquette Questions From A Past Column
A 1920s style etiquette quiz asks five scenarios about courtesy on the telephone and guest interactions. Answers suggest: don’t disturb a resting visitor. avoid late morning calls. don’t wake others early unless needed. the caller should end the call. others should pause if someone is on the line. and when a child answers, question privately rather than in front of guests.
Thieves Loot Inspector Hopkin s Hong Kong Home
Thieves ransacked the house of Police Inspector A L Hopk ins in Hong Kong taking silver ornaments and the inspector's medals. The incident underscores concerns over security in colonial Hong Kong and its impact on colonial administration.
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Police
A. L. Hopkins
Hongkong
4 H Club Camp Report From Fayetteville
Three Guernsey girls performed a folk tune to Oh Susanna as James Ratcliff described his Kansas City trip for the American Royal Livestock Show. Reports by Mildred Menning Dexter Alford Fiis Collins Pauline Samuels Frances Huett and James Ratcliff covered their 4-H camp attendance in early August. A vitigen ship ceremony closed by county clerk Frank Hill and assistant home demonstration agent Miss Phoebe Harris followed. Fulton Patmos and McCaskill clubs led parts with all members participating. In the afternoon they toured the Saenger theater via the 4-H County Council.
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James Ratcliff
Patino
Kansas City
L. & A. Railroad
Mildred Menning
Dexter Alford
Fiis Collins
Pauline Samuels
Frances Huett
Fayetteville
Frank Hill
Phoebe Harris
4-H Club
Fulton
Patmos
McCaskill
Saenger Theater
4-H Club County Council
Fistula From Piles Warned By Medical Clinic Ad
Thousands of rectal sufferers might save themselves from humiliation and serious complications by recognizing a simple cause of fistula and piles. Write for a free 122 page illustrated book on fistula piles and related colon disorders from The McCleary Clinic. Send a postcard. Ells Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mu.
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McCleary Clinic
Ells Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Fairmont mayor bars beer sales to 46 black listed residents
Fairmont West Virginia mayor Fred T. Wilson orders city dispensaries not to sell beer to a black list of 46 residents said to have been arrested 5 to 65 times for intoxication. The roster includes three women aged 25 to 70.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Fred T. Wilson
Labou
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