Christmas Gift Drive For Army Navy Hospitals
Notice urges gifts of about 1.00 wrapped and delivered to Mrs Leo Robins. gifts to be shipped by December st. Red Cross reports Eighteen workers listed at the Surgical Dressing Rooms on Thursday names include Mrs ig Robins Mrs A M Rettig Vineyard Mrs D B ler and others. Friday the Friday Music Club meets at Mrs Jess Davis home at 7 30. Azalea Club hosts at Adams home with talk on Trees. five new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Leo Robins
Red Cross Surgical
Ig Robins
A. M. Rettig Vineyard
D. B Ler
Edwin Ward
R. Runer
Paul Simms
Cook
S. Callicutt
Les Laha
W. J. Foster
H. J. F. Garrett
Joel Rider
Ed Thrash
Mary Lipscomb
Albert Jewell
Ira Yocom
Carter Johnson
Jess Davis
W. White
Oliver Adams
Lamar Cox
Azalea Club
Azalea Garden Club
Syd McMath
Hattie Anne Field
Roy Stephenson
J. W. Branch
Chas. Yontz
Moody Willis
Earl Clifton
Forrest Love
Adams
Paisley PTA Rummage Sale Next Saturday at 212 S Main
Saturday November 11 the Paisley P T A plans a rummage sale at 212 South Main Street. Call Mrs J W Cunningham at 290 or Mrs Paul Raley at 538 W Friday morning to donate rummage or to be called for pickup. Also Monday November 13 First Reeseasterian Church circles meet at 3 pm at listed homes with circle leaders and participants scheduled. Business Women's circle meets Monday evening at Mrs Carolyn Barr’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley P.T.A
South Main Street
J. W. Cunningham
Paul Raley
Business Women’s Circle
R. Jackson
Carolyn Barr
Mrs M M McCloughan Hosts Friday Bridge Club
Mrs M M McCloughan entertained the Friday bridge club and guests Mrs George Meehan Mrs A J Neighbours Mrs Pearl Holloway Mrs L W Young and Mrs W A Williams. Chrysanthemums in red and bronze graced the rooms. High scores went to Mrs L W Young among guests and to Mrs R V Herndon and Mrs H C Whitworth among the clubs. A salad plate with tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. McCloughan
Bridge
Friday Bridge Club
George Meehan
A. J. Neighbours
Pearl Holloway
L. W. Young
W. A. Williams
Junior-Senior P T A Met Thursday Afternoon
The Junior-Senior High School P T A met Thursday afternoon at the High School with an executive board business session. President Mrs W E White chaired as Mrs Irma Wrean introduced Mrs A E Stonquist who spoke on the Presidents Message and Mrs Thomas Lavin on Exercise for Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
W. E. White
Irma Wrean
A. E. Stonequist
Thomas Lavin
P. J. Holt
de- Queen
Mrs. Lavin
Mr. Hammons
Miss Drake
Hope B and P W Club Celebrates 20th Birthday
The Business and Professional Women's Club marked its 20th birthday with Mrs Fay Russell presiding at the Hotel Barlow. Forty eight members and guests from Texarkana and Prescott clubs attended. Mrs Margaret Thrasher and Prescott officers represented Prescott, while Miss Stella Waits and Texarkana members attended for Texarkana. Mrs Robert Jewell spoke on Jobs for Nearly Everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope B & P W
Fay Russell
Postwar Planning Highlight At Business & Professional Women Meeting
Miss Martha Waddle and Miss Genie Chamberlain hosted a postwar planning event for the Business and Professional Women, presenting a Birthday Payday quiz where members paid pennies for each birthday to fund telephone calls home for Hot Springs Army Navy Hospital convalescent servicemen. Past presidents attended, and Miss Mary Burgess of the Texarkana Club reviewed 20 years of the Hope Club, welcoming two new members, Miss Evelyn Arnold and Mrs Grace Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Waddle
Genie Chamberlain
Army & Navy Hospital
Hot Springs
Jack Porter
Thelma Moore
Fay Russell
Poppy Day Sale Anounced For November 11 In Hope
November 11 was proclaimed Poppy Day in Hope with the annual sale led by chairman Mrs. M. M. McCloughan. Volunteers include Colleen Coffee Virginia Amos Patsy Lou Collier Bonnie Anthony Mary Ester Edminston Dorothy O Neal Letha May Crosby Martha Sue Moore Matilda McFaddin Helen Troy Hammons Peggy Marie Pentecost Nella Dean Compton Nora Gean Franks Mary Anita Laster Loretta James Mary Louise Copeland and others urging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
M. M. McCloughan
Collene Coffee
Virginia Amos
Patsy Lou Collier
Bonnie Anthony
Mary Ester Edminston
Dorothy O'Neal
Letha May Crosby
Martha Sue Moore
Matilda McFaddin
Helen Troy Hammons
Peggy Marie Pentecost
Nella Dean Compton
Nora Gean Franks
Mary Anita Laster
Loretta James
Mary Louise Copeland
Coming and Going at Home Guests Visit Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell host guests Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thornton of Helena Oklahoma. Lt. Corley Tedder and Mrs. Tedder from the Naval Air Base Memphis visit relatives here and in Shreveport before heading to Dallas for re classification. The E. N. May family welcomes Mrs. Elbert N. May and young Jack plus Mrs. G. V. West of Odessa Texas for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harrell
C. A. Thornton
Helena, Okla
Corley Tedder
Tedder
Naval Air Base, Memphis
Shreveport
Dallas
E. N. May
Elbert N. May
Jack
G. V. West
Odessa, Texas
Purple Heart to Hartsfield Widower and Allied Air Service Honor
Mrs. George Hartsfield received the Purple Heart awarded to her husband T/4 George W. Hartsfield for wounds in France. Hartsfield has been overseas since November 1943 with the Eighth Air Force Bomber Station England for meritorious aerial combat. Sergeant Austin G. Roberson of Hope Arkansas earned a second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for bombing missions as a Flying Fortress ball turret gunner. The unit under Col. Harry The group earned a Presidential citation for battle honors. P Leber Jr. of New York City won over OscherSlaben Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartsfield
George W. Hartsfield
France
Sgt
Hartsfield
Eighth Air Force
England
Austin G. Roberson
Hope
Arkansas
Set. Roberson
Air Merdal
Harry
P. Leber, Jr
New York City
Oscherslaben
Germany
Mrs Lela Gillispie Injured After Fall At Confederate Home
Friends learn Mrs. Lela Gillispie is in University hospital after injuries from a fall at the Confederate Home in Little Rock late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Gillispie
University Hospital
Little Rock
Hope Ministerial Alliance Meeting Scheduled for Monday
The Hope Ministerial Alliance will meet at First Methodist Church at 10 o'clock Monday morning, November 13, announced by the Rev. Robert B. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist Church
Robert B. Moore
St Joseph Aspirin Promoted As Cold Relief
An old advertisement urges guarding family health with moderate diet and exercise. It promotes St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller and a remedy for cold misery, urging consumers to demand genuine pure aspirin for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
I Meet Ginger to Tie Up Foolish Entanglement
Leo Kabateck seeks to leverage his luck with racketeer Virgil Boggio after moving into Columbus Towers. Ginger, Boggio’s girlfriend, calls him to end their affair but misreads his motives as he plans to confront her. The night escalates into a tense phone exchange and unresolved confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kabateck
Virgil Boggio
Columbus Towers
Bogglio
Ginger
Boggio Ia
Ginner
Kabateck
Virgil
Americans Drive Deep Into Metz Sectors In Rapid Breakout
Allied forces report major progress across multiple fronts with advances near Chateau-Salins Louvigny Desfosse and Delme Ridge as Fourth and Fifth Armies tighten the noose on Metz. Prisoners total 1514 as forces approach Metz Saarbrucken road and Domairang forest edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Chateau-Salins
Saar
Chateau-Salins-Sarrebourg
Supreme Headquarters
Morville-Les-Vic
Hampont
Metz
Fifth Infantry
Louvigny
Chemino
Patton
Seventh Army
Alexander M. Patch
Desfosse
Meurthe
St. Die
Saales
Vosges
Domainia d Champ
Fraize
Bonhomme Pass
Thezey St. Martin
Nancy
Delme Ridge
Metz-Saarbrucken
First Army
Aachen
Vossenack
Schmidt
Southwes
Hurtgen
Maas
Holland
Moerdijk
Walcheren
Schelde
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Rotterdam
Dunkerque
France
Spring Hill PTA Reports 14 New Members Added
The Spring Hill PTA met in the High School auditorium on Monday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Fox led group singing and Mr Lester Boyce gave a devotional. The membership committee reported 14 new members. Meetings will be held the first Monday each month at 7 30 p m. A pie supper is planned for Friday night December 1 in the Gymnasium. The Third grade won the $1 prize for the greatest number of parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill P.T.A
Fox
Lester Boyce
P.T.A
Red Cross founder Clara Barton established organization in 1881
Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross in 1881, shaping emergency relief work. The text notes a weight conversion: one hundredweight equals 112 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Sunday School Lesson on Peace in a World at War
The International Sunday School Lesson for Nov 12 argues Christians must embrace peace while supporting wartime efforts. It urges pacifist aims in ends, but acknowledges fighting evil may require force and discipline, urging punishment of warmakers and promotion of peace to prevent future conflicts, with roles for church leaders, chaplains, and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Churches Announce Services Across Town in Bulletin
Local churches list weekly schedules and sermon topics. First Christian Church on West Ave at North Main hosts Bible School at 9:45 and Morning Worship at 10:50 with a sermon on The River Jordan, plus a Youth Fellowship at 6:00 and Evening Worship at 7:30 featuring A Crazy Man In A Pigpen. Friday notes a Teachers and Officers Conference at 7:30. Hope Gospel Tabernacle on North Main and Ave D lists services from 9:45 Sunday School to 7:45 Evangelistic Service with a Wednesday prayer meeting and a Friday Hi C. A. Brigade. Unity Missionary Baptist covers Sunday and evening services, BTС classes, and a second Sunday sermon in De Ann. Garrett Memorial Baptist provides Sunday School at 10:00 and two morning/evening preaching slots, plus women's auxiliary and prayer services. First Presbyterian Church ads include Sunday School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 10:55, Young People at 6:15, Vesper Service at 5:00, and evangelism conference. Church of Christ lists services from 10:00 Sunday School to 7:30 evening worship, with a singing school led by C. E. Smith and a nightly 7:30 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
West Ave
North Main St
Glenn Hutton
Minister Bible School
River Jordan
Christian Youth Fellowship
Neon Cross
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm St
Doyle M. Ingram
Unity Baptist Church
de Ann
First Presbyterian Church
Thos. Brewster
Young Peoples
Women’s Auxiliary
Texarkana
Ferguson A. D. Hunter
C. J. Rowe
A. D. Hunter
Emeritus Pastor Rev Calvin Waller to Speak at First Baptist
Sunday School opens at 9 30 a m at First Baptist on Third and Main Streets with Rev Calvin B Waller emeritus of Second Baptist Church Little Rock Arkansas as guest speaker at the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Third and
Main Streets
Calvin B. Waller
Second Baptist Church
Little Rock
Arkansas
First Baptist Church Guernsey Service Schedule
The guest preacher leads morning service sermon More Than Conquerors Through Christ with Sunday School at 2 30 and Evening Worship at 7 30 including baptism. Midweek Prayer Wednesday at 7 30 and public invited to all church activities. Also St Marks Episcopal No Sunday service Rector away at Mena and Foreman. Sunday School 10 Morning Worship 11 Young People 6 45 Evangelistic 8 00. Teachers Meeting Wednesday 7 30 Prayer 8 00. Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Mass 10 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Guernsey
Baptist Training Union
C. B. Waller
First Baptist Church
Our Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church
F. T. Dollarton
Roosevelt Victory Tallies Across Nation and Key Races
Roosevelt leads with 24,249,098 votes to Dewey’s 21,195,298 as 8,000 districts remain. Electoral 432 to 99, Senate 56 Democrats, 37 Republicans, 1 Progressive, with unsettled seats in Pennsylvania and Missouri. Missouri and Pennsylvania contests show Republicans clinging to or trailing in House and Senate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Roosevelt
House
Missouri
Senate
Pennsylvania
Forrest C. Donnell
Roy McKittrick
James J. Davis
Francis J. Myers
Nye
North Dakota
Danaher
Connecticut
Eight House Republicans Fall in GOP Shuffle Notables Die
The piece notes eight House seats won by Republicans including Fish of New York Day of Illinois Cal Johnson of Illinois and Maas of Minnesota. It lists isolationist-leaning senators backed by Truman and names Taft Tobey Reed Millikin and Wiley as others in that camp. It forecasts a lame duck Congress reconvening with about seventy lawmakers and possible curbs on war powers funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
New York
Day
Illinois
Cal Johnson
Maas
Minnesot
Danaher
Nye
Harry Truman
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Tobey
New Hampshire
Reed
Kansas
Millikin
Colorado
Wiley
Wisconsin
Day Long
Sumner
Mason
Crawford
Woodruff
Michigan
Wanaker
Ish
Johnson
Congress
Pvt. Carlis May Wounded in Action in France October 22
Pvt. Carlis May formerly of Bodcaw was wounded in action in France October 22. Relatives in Hempstead County were informed. his wife Mrs Maurice Hodnett May of Caropolis Pa sent word to relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Carlis May
Bodcaw
France
Bod@caw
Maurice Hodnett May
Caraopolis
Hempstead
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H. Briant
N. T. Ell
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L. M. Lile
Oglesby P.T.A
Rialto
Arthur Treacher
Marion Hutton
Nda Darnell Lynn Bari
Laa H Goodman
His
Au Costello
Ana Will Osborne and His Orchestra
Johnny Mack Brown
Rio Grande
Hoot Gibson
Death Valley Rangers
Ghost City
By Stanley Paley
Reggie
Roggie
Boggie
Beggie
Spring Hill
PTA
News of the Churches
Hi C.A. Brigade
Aeetas
Church OF Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets
Waymon D. Miller
Church In Prophecy
C. E. Smith
Chicago
Lee Lampan
George Baehr
Cathleen Tracy
ST. Marks
H. B. Smith
Mena
Foreman
First Pentecostal
Mee
Rogers’ Radio Service
Keith
Elzy Rogers
East 3Rd Street
Singing School
C. FE. Smith
Maynard, Ark
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