The Saint at Palm Springs publicity clash opens
Hollywood buzz stirs as Leslie Charteris whodunit The Saint at Palm Springs plans a RKO shoot at Mirador hotel. Management approves after script review but warns of misfit staging and cluttered corridors with ferrified heroines and villains.
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Glee Club
Thomas Cannon
R. L. Broach
Hope High School
Texarkana
G. T. Cross
E. A. Morsant
Hope
Martindale
Frank Mason
Jack
Jimmy Tendrix
BE. F. McFaddin
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Bridge Club Notes
Social events span Friday through Thursday with contract bridge gatherings at multiple homes including Mrs. Lyle Moore and the Little House hostess Miss Marie Parkins. Other activities feature Gardenia Garden Club meetings on 6th Street, and Girl Scout troop gatherings with leaders Mrs. Blick and Captain Mrs. J. W. Janes.
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Contract Bridge Club
Mra
Lyle Moore
J. W. Janes
Jim Henry
E. O. Wingfield
J. F. Gorin
Houston Wolf
Brooks Shults
Brooks Shits
Fulton
Robert Campbell
Charles Data Gibson
al Park
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Hinton Davis
Raymond Jones
Ednad Earl Hall
Helen Bowden
Friday Visiters Start Local Family Gathering
Personal mention notes Dorsey McRae Sr visiting Little Rock on Friday. Mrs. O R Williams and son Jimmy Gee of Sheridan are guests of aunt Mel. Sid Bundy and Mr and Mrs W H Glover with son Dorsey David of Malveen plan Friday arrival to visit Dor.
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Little Rock
O. R. Williams
Jimmy Gee
Sheridan
Mel
Sid Bundy
W. H. Glover
Youne
Dorsey David
Malveen
Methodist conference notes and local visitors in Little Rock
The Rev. Kenneth L. Spore has returned from Texarkana after attending the Methodist church conference for Little Rock district members. Miss Catherine Lane visited Little Rock with friends. Robert Jewell, Mendrix College ministerial student, attended Texarkana conference and took part in a Hendrix College recital. Mrs. Robert Harrell of Memphis is visiting the Harrells. Marion Crutchfield is a Julia Chester Hospital patient recovering from an appendectomy.
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Texarkana
Methodist Church
Little Rock
Catherine Lane
Robert Jewell
Mendrix College
Hendrix College
Mig
Marion Crutchfield
Julia Chester Hospital
Spirit of Peace Lessons Amid Brutal World War Violence
William Gilroy examines Luke 7 2 15 focusing on the Centurion and widow s son as symbols of Jesus healing mission. He argues Christianity champions health and life, urges restraint amid brutality, and praises idealism and courage in defenders of democracy.
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Nain
Jesus
Europe
China
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Answering the Mail Orders by JACK STINNETT
Washington report notes defense program labor estimates from William H. Knudsen and Bill Knudsen on skilled labor shortages. It cites voter suppression via poll taxes in eight states per Rep. Lee Geyer and outlines Hatch Act hearing plans and civil service procedures for violations.
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Men Set Apart Ordination at Church Next Sunday
Bible School at 6:45 a.m. Morning Worship and Communion at 10:50. Evening Worship at 7:30 with the sermon titled Men Set Apart inaugurating elder and deacon ordination. The evening sermon is The Essential Elements of Christian Living. All Christian people are invited to attend regardless of denominational affiliation to worship, fellowship, and study scripture.
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Christian Endeavor Society
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Unity Baptist District Singing Set for November 17
The Singers of joining communities met and organized a District singing at the Unity Baptist church October 27 to meet monthly for an afternoon singing. Officers named include President W. H. Davis Vice-president Harvey Qdom Secretary Junu Hairston and Chaplain Rev Wayne E Swafford. The next singing will be at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Sunday afternoon November 17. All singers and lovers of music are invited.
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Unity Baptist Church
W. H. Davis
Harvey Qdom
Junu Hairston
Wayne E. Swafford
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church invites members to start the new church year with services this Sunday. Sunday School at 9:45, preaching at 11:00, Bible Training at 6:30, and preaching at 7:30 led by Pastor Silvey.
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Oeum Garrett Memorial Baptist
D. GO. Silvey
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Third Term Not Doubted by F. D. R. Friends cite past near-misses on third terms
Washington reports recount that Franklin D. Roosevelt’s aides argue the public showed little resistance to a third term in history. They note Coolidge, Theodore Roosevelt, Cleveland and Grant all faced pushes or near-misses, suggesting anti third term cries were more political expedients than voter sentiment.
Complaints Over Advertising Reach State Commission
The writer notes frequent complaints about tobacco program plugs and liquor ads, plus concerns about a program's impact on children. The state commission reportedly lacks authority to act, suggesting readers write to radio stations and enlist friends to do the same.
Third Term Tradition Questioned by Historians
Political historians list ten prospects who could have sought a third term or more. They note no president feared voters deserting him for a third term. rather, if any opposition existed it would have arisen even had he sought only a second term. Presidents Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Wilson and Coolidge are cited as examples.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Hoosevelt
Coolidge
F. D. AR
Teddy
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Hyde Park
Cleveland
Roscoe Conkling
James G. Blaine
Blaine
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Conkling
Garfield
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Rapt
Seveland
Referendum vs Initiative: debate over lawmaking power
The piece argues for keeping the referendum while repealing the initiative. It criticizes initiative as nondebated, driven by small paid petition efforts, citing the Rotenberry measure as an example. The author favors restoring legislative debate and representative government despite backing the referendum.
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