Candlelight and Social Notices At St Marks Auxiliary
Candlelight themed verse opens the item, followed by church women’s auxiliary meetings at St Marks Episcopalian and First Presbyterian churches. Women’s circles plan Monday afternoon gatherings at multiple homes, a missionary program at the Baptist church, and a Friday bridge luncheon. Visitors and out-of-town guests are listed with local hosts and hosts’ addresses.
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St. Marks
Clyde HM
North Pine Star
FE. Bell
Clay Bugle
Texarkiinn
St. O. Brideswell
First Presbyterian Church Brewster Services Schedule
Sunday School and morning worship at five o clock with vesper and Young Peoples Choir at three, Young Peoples group at six fifteen, Executive Board of Woman’s Auxiliary Monday at two thirty, circles Monday at three, mid week service Wednesday at seven thirty. You are invited to attend any or all services.
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Young Peoples
Young Peoples Group
Executive Board of Woman's Auxiliary
First Christian Church V A Mammond Pastor Sermon Invite
Sunday school attendance for November started with 105 last week, staying above 100 for the month. Pastor Mammond will preach at 10:50 a.m. on Definite Values in the Communion, and at 6:40 p.m. on The Brightness of Little Things, a study of Acts 16:9-15. Everyone is welcome to worship and attend Sunday School.
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Christian Church
Armistice Day pageant lights up Trojan halftimes
North Little Rock coverage describes a vivid Armistice Day celebration with the Trojan band outshining rivals. Co captains George Zawislak and Carl Tabby crown Miss June Jalson as part of the pageantry while a fireworks display captivates spectators before the halftime. Nearby Jonesboro overwhelmed Blytheville 45 to 7 as crowds gathered.
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Wildcats
Trojan
Wildcat
George Zawislak
Carl Tabby
Quen
June Jalson
Zawislak
Tabey
Closeup of That Hitler Girl Friend in United States
The article profiles Leni Riefenstahl, the German film director famed for Nazi era works, now touring the United States to showcase Olympic Games films and justify her work for Hitler. It notes her origins, career rise, and contested Jewish ancestry, while detailing her collaboration with Goebbels and Goering and her status in Berlin.
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NRA
Adolf Hitler
United States
Leni Rifenstaby
Berlin
France
Crerma
Mt. Blue
Piz Poli
Hitler
Germany
Iceland
Bergs
Ernst Udet
Witler Tk
Joseph Goebels
Miss Riefensthal
Miss Riefenstahl
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Miss Ritlenaunt
Chicks End-Around Power Leads Blytheville Victory
Blytheville pushed ahead with a dominant ground game led by Captain Russ Mosley and Lloyds big fourth quarter run as the Chicks outgained Jonesboro 25 first downs to 12. Key plays included Warrington and Bartholomew scoring, Mosley’s end runs, and a Daugherty to Barringer connection. Camden High drops to 1-8 as Fordyce earns conference win 19 to 7.
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Willard Tilley
Fleet Jonesboro 7
Jonesboro 7
Joe Dildy
Chicks
Blytheville
Russ Mosley
Warrington Stepper
Bartholomew
Paulk
J. Jonesbore
Mossey
Daugherty
Barringer
J. Osment
Agai
Warrington
Thompson
Mosley
Donesbore
Baxter
Agin
Harkett
Blackwood
Lloyd
Camden
Camden High School Panthers
Fordyce Redbugs
Panthers
Thy
Vordyce
Hope Scores Each (Continued from Page One)
Hope defeats Prescott 19 to 0 as Dean Parsons races 65 yards for a major play and Bobcats intercept a pass to seal the game. Notables include Parsons, Eason, Fulkerson, and Ellen, with Prescott's Williamson a key threat and a late 50 yard return by Ellen.
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Hope
Wolves
Williamson
Baker
Eason
Parsons
Taylors
Dean Parsons
Prescott
Ellen
Jack Fulkerson
Taylor
Dean Parsonstroke
Jimmy Taylor
Bobcat
Coleman
Fulkerson
Bobcats
Bobby Ellen
Turner
Parson
Frescott
Dick Williamson
Dean Farsons
Hope Prescott Fulkerson
I White Enue
Davis Green
Sarhip Quimby
Ellen Vie Sorireie Harvey
Stray Om Byte
Taakie Sinaoynanthcenenaicouene Williamson
Baket
Connally predicts no new tax bill this session
Texas Democrat Senator Connally, a Senate Finance Committee member, said Saturday the next press would pass general tax bills. He argued improving business conditions should raise federal revenue, making tax revisions unnecessary.
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Washington
Connally
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
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K. G. Mettie
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Harry Lemley
S. Elm
White House
White
Ruffin White
J. F. Porterfield
R. V. Merrion
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Prescaott
Mary Lemley
al Park
E) Dorndy
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Myrtle Lee
Port Arthur
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Marcia Levy Bowden
J. T. Bowden, Jr
Mr. Bowden
Lees
Sun-Mon
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Don Ameche
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Saenger
Sun-Mon-Tues
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Proukinge
Leston
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Ronald Colman
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Little Rock
Jonesboro
Jonesboro High School
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Ladies Specialty Shop
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Jimmy
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der Fuchrer
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Gaza
Arkansas Athletic Association
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Eagen 1
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Sip
Clay
Florence Cook
Florence
Hope Hardware
Init
Home Ice Company
East Third Street
Pope, Ark
Maal Maat
Ink
National’ Bank
City
K. C
Magnolia
Third and
Laurel Streets
Hope Star
Star Publishing Co
South Walnut
Hope, Arkansas
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