Social Calendar Highlights Week of November Meetings
Daily church and community group schedules list circle meetings at homes of members, joint church services, and club gatherings across First Presbyterian First Methodist First Baptist and allied organizations. Notables include Circle events at Mrs Finley Ward Mrs John Guthrie Mrs J W Branch and Miss Mildred McCance with Miss Sama Lou Ledbetter at the White House and a combined Women’s Society Week of Prayer in the Methodist auditorium.
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First Presbyterian
Finley Ward
First Presbyterian Church
John Guthrie
Mildred McCance
Sama Lou Ledbetter
White House
Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Auditoriuum
Methodist Church
Prescott Bride Elect Kenneth Lemley Honored at Reception
Prescott society gathered for a bridal shower and reception for Miss Sarah Lee Moore Prescott, fiancé of Lt. Kenneth Lemley Fort Sill Oklahoma, with Maury and Julia Lemley hosting. Attendees listed included Misses Mary Ann Lile, Mary Delia Corrigan, Martha White, Patricia Duffie, Josephine Morris and many Prescott ladies.
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Mary and
Fulin Lemley
Pete Misa
Sarah Lee Moore
Fregeot
Sarah Tee Moore
Preset
Kenneth McRae Lemley
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Maury
Julia Lemley
Harry J. Demley
W. K. Lemley
Harry J. Lemley
Mary Delia Carrigan
Bridge Rand Michigan
Macthn Cantley
Patric Duffie
Mary Elizabeth Bennis
Sar Lee Moore
Prescott
Mary Ann Lile
Mary Delia Corrigan
Martha White
Marthe Cantley
Elizabeth Bridewell
Patricia Duffie
Josephine Morris
Thompson Evans Jr
June Otton
Lamar Cox
Frank Haltom
Emmet
Louise Hanegan
Happy Pritchard
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Patricia Thompson
Mildred McCance
Alice Henry
Clarice Cannon
Kate Bridewell
Mary Schwl
Lenerit Rouson
Bit Sommerville
Hattie Anne Feild
Dudley Gordon
Mary Elizabeth Bemis
Margaret Hart
Katherine Buddynan
Irene
Mary Isabelle Hamby
Archie Johnson
Helen Hesterly
Frances Giuthrie
Weekend Homecoming and Local Social News In Texarkana
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Robert LaGtone returning from Fayetteville homecoming at University of Arkansas. James Hitchin of Little Rock visiting family. Texarkana social figures including Mr and Mrs McCartney, Mrs Burton dy, Jayette McDonald concert in Little Rock, and various local visits. Also notes Dorsey Ray Filler resumes school, T C Crawford operated appendectomy, and a monastery legend about Mount Athos.
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Robert LaGtone
Fayetteville
Thhe
University of Arkansas
James Hitchin
Little Rock Ia
Tal Harbin
William McCantney
Texarkana
J. D. Barlow
Pine Street
Southwest
McCartney
Mable Williams
Arkansas
H.C. Crutchfield
Randy
J.B. Williams
Barlow In Hope
P. J0
Burton Dy
Lewiaville
Yarly
Missionary Flower Leads Closing Hope Tabernacle Service
Rev. Flower, a noted missionary guiding over 400 missionaries and 1300 native workers in 42 foreign lands, longtime Editor of the Pentecostal Evangel and Eastern District Superintendent, shared an urging sermon at Hope Gospel Tabernacle urging all citizens to attend the closing service Monday night.
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Pentecostal Evangel
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
J. E. Wamill
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Hope
Flower
W. H. Pears Vermda Serial Drift Chapter Snapshot
Bill fears Buck Mentor's fate as Dot confronts her influence. Drowsy Peters questions Bill's motives while Julius Peskin bans trouble at the fountain. Dot defends her actions with tears and recalls pressuring Landis and her father about Buck.
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Dot
Bill
Julius Peskin
Walton
Mr. Peskin
Peskin
Landis
Father
Buck Mentor
Buck
West High
Dot and Bill confront West High board chair
In a tense scene Dot faces Bill Mentor and Helen Welch as they press J. Conrad Skelton about Buck and a coaching job. Skelton denies Dot influencing the board and clarifies no Buck Mern Ox appointment has been made since Landis’s resignation.
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Bult
Dot
Helen
Bill
Buck
Landis
Pat Hurry
West High
J. Conrad Skelton
Dorothea
Mentor
Helen Welch
Skelton
West
Mr. Skelton
Buck Mern Ox
Spring Hill to Host County Amateur Program Night
Spring Hill High School presents its second countywide amateur program on Thursday night at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Talent from Hempstead County and Southwest Arkansas is expected. four top acts will win prizes as judges select the winners. The Senior Class sponsors urge interested participants to sign up. the public is invited to attend.
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Spring Hill
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Rookies Will Get Dose of Drilling During 13 Weeks
The War Department plans 13 weeks of intensive training for draftees selected under the Selective Service Act. John Q Citizen will be trained in infantry basics with simplified drills, marches, and discipline to ensure progress while preserving citizen rights. General Marshall notes officers must treat draftees as citizens to foster trust in the army’s future.
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Out
Orly
Uncle Sam
Atny
Milton Bronner
NEA
Washington
John Q. Citizen
War Department
Army
National Guard
John Q
John
Senator Pittman Dies After Heart Attack Following Reelection
Senator Pittman of the sixteenth senate died after a heart attack suffered early Saturday. He had appeared in poor health during the campaign and was hospitalised Monday night. Pittman, first elected in 1912 for an unexpired term, defeated Samuel Platt for his sixth straight victory. Governor Carville said no successor would be named until after funeral services Thursday as Pittman’s unexpired term ends in January.
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Senate
Pittman
A. J. Hood
Samuel Platt
E. P. Carville
Rejset
Cocos Island Cast as Prospective US Naval Base Legend
The article centers on Cocos Island being highlighted as a potential United States naval base. It also notes the island’s lore as the site of a famed pirate treasure, shaping historical debate over strategic value and myth.
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Cocos Island
United States
Contest event to run about two hours with small admission
The notice says entertainment will last about two hours with a small gate charge for attendees, while contestants enter free. It emphasizes a modest entrance fee applies to the general audience.
Statue of Liberty changes color after long weathering
An OCR fragment notes the bronze Statue of Liberty is affected by the elements. It mentions a copper patina and copperhead snakes and other disjointed phrases. The readability is limited, but the core idea concerns color changes from weathering of the statue’s bronze surface.
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Statute of Liberty
Bowling schedule features local organizations matches
Bowling card lists fixtures from Monday November 11 to Thursday November 14. Bruner faces American Legion and Gunter meets Life and Casualty Tuesday includes Standard Oil versus Hope Basket and Kraft Cheese against Rotary. Wednesday brings Brookwood Grocery versus Kiwanis and Geo Robison versus M System. Hempstead County Lumber Co battles Ritchie Grocery while S C S faces Experiment Station Thursday.
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Bruner
American Legion
Gunter
Life & Casualty Co
Standard Oil
Hope Basket
Kraft Cheese
Rotary
Brookwood Grocery
Kiwanis
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J. W. Branch
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Parent Teachers, Association
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tmieheon
Barlow
Gus Haynes
Betty Dobson
M. Houston
Wedlerdiay
W. M.S. of
the First Baptist Church
All Day Mission Study
Faith Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club
Regula
Mary Cheade Pletcher
First Baptist Sunday School
John Brits
South Shaver Street
J. O
Milan
Lille House
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Faith Wall
BSAA
Saenger
Don Ameche
Betty Grable
HIT Parade
Cary T
Harry W. Shiver
Trene Chambers
Little Rock
Not
Chih
Rialto Now
Sweetheart
Hope Hardware Co
Basil York
Nancy Hill
Jayette McDonald
Robinson Memorial Auditorium
Ben Turner
Gerald Albright
Beverely
Paragouwld
Mr. Turner
Florence Turner
J. M. Harbin
Hare Vin
Don Ligon
Frances Reed
Mondry
Shreveport
Sid Reed
Syd McMath
John H. Green
Lite Rock
Alice McMath
Johnnie McCabe
Bob Elmore
Boly
Mantez Elmore
Ouachita
Elmore
W. B. Fort
Bolz
George Brandon
el Dorado
the City
Betty Reed
W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Mrs
Hugh Smith
St. Louis, Mo
O- Dorsey
Ray Filler
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
T. C. Crawford
J. Li! Crawford
Josephine Hospital
Mount Athos
Greece
Hope Retail Lumber Yard
W. H. Pears
Wil
Peters
Flolen
Sid
Bill Mentor
Tin
Mike
Sen. Pittman
Trvily
Datel
Ameri
U. S. Patent Office
Hazel
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