Local community hosts and events at Bella White avill and Hall
A busy schedule features a Bella White avill buffet supper, a Della White appearance, and a Barrow hostess event. The Wis-Amieticat Legion Auxiliary holds a midweek gathering, while Mrs. F Boros and Mrs. Edward Ithooley join hosts for a linen shower. A Tom Thumb wedding, bingo, and a PTA meeting are noted along with a Christmas party plan and Brownie troop activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella “White
Sidpheth
Eenie
Della White
Sonaey
Thortling
Wis-Amieticat Legion “Auxilary i
F ‘Boros
South Pine
Eteddes Wil
Edward Ithooley
Ferrell Bakerandja
B. Mason
J. M. Wilton
W. T. Smith
Coming and Going at Elementary Principals Meeting in Little Rock
Mrs Mable Atkins Mrs Elmer Brown and Mrs Forney Holt traveled to Little Rock this morning for the Elementary principals meeting and a classroom teachers meeting. Mrs Ched Hall has returned from New Orleans after visiting Mr and Mrs John L Stewart and children. Miss Mary Carolyn Andrews and Frank Gregg arrive today to spend the weekend with Miss Andrews parents Mr and Mrs Mc Rae Andrews. Miss Barbara LaGrone and Mitchell LaGrone are the weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Atkins
Elmer, Brown
Forney Holt
Little Rock
Mary Carolyn Andrews
Frank Gregg
Andrew
Mrs. McRae Andrews
Worshiping God in Spirit and Truth at Jacob's Well
William E. Gilroy emphasizes Jesus conversation with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well as the moment he proclaims worship in spirit and truth. The lesson argues worship transcends places, uniting the heart and mind with the omnipresent God, and notes the challenge of cultural norms and moral perceptions in recognizing true devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Gilroy
Jesus
Samaria
Jacob's Well
SycHar
John
God
Jerusalem
Israel
Thorne family turmoil ends in wedding after murder
Leeana and Mart Thorne endure a deadly spree that claims Sondra and Peter. Jasper returns home, vowing resolve as Roger Thorne reassures his daughter. In the wake of tragedy, Leeana and Mart look toward a new, hard won happiness at Thorne Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Leeana
Jasper
Martil
Mart
Sondra
Mrs. Carstairs
Sondra T
Sheriff Purdy
Purdy
Matt
Leeand
Thorne City
Arthur Jones
Thorne Hill
Roger. Thorne
Roger Thorne
Goursa
Pops
Thorne
Feter
Leeatin
FCC Confident Decision Will Be Upheld
Washington reports the FCC remains confident the courts will sustain its CBS color broadcasts decision. The U S District Court in Chicago has delayed the CBS color broadcasts start indefinitely as RCA challenges the FCC selection of the CBS process. CBS President Frank Stanton vows mass demonstrations in New York and other cities as suits move forward. The UK also expresses confidence in its decision being sustained promptly. The court action freezes commercial operations while the RCA suit proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
U. S
Chicago
CBS
Frank Stanton
New York
Radio Corporation of America
FCC
Weekend Guests Leave Back for Home
BMY and Mrs. 2 M LaGrone host guests including J. Jimmy Dick, UWuymons, and Mr. and Mrs. Poy Stanmins over the weekend. Sp. Dr. and Mrs. Judd Miartindale plan to attend the SMif Arkansas football game in Litthe Bork today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dick Uwuymons
Me and
Mrs
Poy Stanmins
Judd Miartindale
Smif Arkansas
Litthe Bork
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge List
Josephine Admitted and several patients listed with names such as Ragone, Patrician Uinedwin, Lopes Buck, Bradley, and Mrs White. Julia Chester Admitted includes Kirk James Trope and Tommy Joe McKee. Discharged patients include Mrs Roy Collier and Harry Joe Barnes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Ragone Hurt
Patrician Uinedwin
Lopes Buck Goalwin
Hope
Marler Averi Redan
Bradley
B.C White Hope
Paw Muster
J. Puiton
Marlin Gurksiy
Julia Chester
Kirk James Trope
Tommy Joe McKee
Jack Williamson
Roy Collier
Harry Joe Barnes
Zeon K. Parsons
Don’t Rush Into Divorce Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix explains four reasons women should delay divorce amid domestic troubles. She argues divorce rarely brings happiness, often worsens situations, harms husbands who may seek revenge, and hurts children who suffer as innocent victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Priice
Ney
Bey Family
Yongbyon North Korea Warfront Described In Night Patrols
Report from Yongbyon a northern city near the border details a night patrol by troops who say they engaged Chinese forces near Huichon. The piece notes a 20 foot stone wall dating to 1416, rare shrines, and Myohyang nearby, highlighting Yongbyon’s military and cultural significance amid ongoing fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gang
Huichon
Yongbyon
Anediwin Sive
Anju
Hee
Acheson Explains Defense Policy Amid Senate Ranks Shift
Acheson continued his attack from page one outlining U S policy in Europe. He stressed US leadership, rearmament of the West as a shield against Russia, and the need to organize Western nations and promote nationalism to counter communism, noting the effort would demand years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
United States
Europe
West
Russia
Organization of the West
Local politics and war memories amid postwar turmoil
A veteran describes a political shift toward Jeffersonian Democrat ideals as he contends with the cost of war. The account blends personal history, including a birthday remark and distrust of federal overreach, with vivid street scenes of destruction in a city near combat fronts. The narrative shifts to soldiers and civilians, detailing debris, a damaged urban landscape, and glimpses of Korean War era conflict.
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House of Representatives
Mardis
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule In Texarkana
The First Baptist on Third and Main lists 9 30 Sunday school led by H E Thrash, morning worship by the pastor, 6 30 evening service, Baptist Training Union led by T Bowden, children and youth activities, and midweek programs including choir practice. Hope Gospel Tabernacle and nearby churches publish their regular services with sermons, broadcasts, and prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
Ss. A. Whitlow
H. E. Thrash
Baptist Training Union
T. Bowden
Women’s
R.A
G. A
Perry Moses
Whale
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Malin Street
H. Paul Holdridge
Guy E. Basye
KXAR
Jack Coe
Fort Worth
Texas
Christ's Ambassador
Pauline Morris
Hope Section
Gott Church
Prescott
Cr. Anderson
Assembly of God Churches of
Texarkana
6Th Street
Circus Ground
First Pentecostal Fourth
Ferguson Streets
H. P. Hudspeth
Pentecostal
Uckar
C. J. Rowe
Childrens Chuce
Ernie Whitten
Young People's
First Methodist West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
John K. Wilson
Century
Thos. M. Purvis
First Presbyterian East Second
James , Miler
ST. Mahk's Episcopal
Charles T. Chamelers
Joe
First Christian
North Main Street
Hardegree
Sehouws
Od Jones
Ehaseh
Cho
Laymen's League
Fellowship Hall
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard White
Unity's
Gilbert
Pam
Ladies Auxiliary
Megling
Servier
League Opposes Tunneling Funds, Arkansas League News
Little Rock November report notes the Arkansas Municipal League executive committee voted to oppose efforts to remove or divert state tunnel funds currently allocated to municipalities. Local church notices list events including Thanksgiving offerings and worship services across several congregations in Monticello and Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Municipal League
League
China Rejects Continued From Page One
A wartime broadcast accuses the United States of aggression, citing American control of Formosa and support for Vietnam, while Peiping condemns U.S. incursions and Manchurian frontier violations. Senator Knowland presses for a nonaligned northern neutral zone near the Yalu, opposing a 10 mile north buffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Taiwan
Formosa
China
Vietnam
Indochina
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Peiping
Korea
Yalu River
Yalu
Victory Home Demonstration Club Meeting Minutes
The Victory Home Demonstration Club met November 1 at Mrs. Dexter Alford's home with eight members and one visitor, Mrs. Jae Willet. President Mrs. William Schooley led, the Creed was read, song of the month sung, devotional James 3:21-11 read, and prayer by Mrs. Lacie Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Dexter Alford
Jae Willet
William Schooley
James
Lacie Rowe
Robert Cash
D. Rowe
William Sehovley
Horace Alforey
Elias
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Iutini Buzaat
Judd Martndale
Mary Roy Moses
Ruth Hamilton
Martindale
Thompson Fivang, Jr
Miss Hamilton
Emmet Pta
Mra
Alfred Pry
God Bless Almerica
Glee Club
Elsie Gentry
Joyce Hill
Betty Hendrix
Nona Cofield
Brownie Girl Scout
Ralph Lehman
Graydon Anthony
Ann Mary
Mitchell
Dorothy
Roy Smith
Patsy Darroughes
Judy Beth Davis
Kay Dowking
Mary Gall Men
Tona Taylor
Dorothy Smith
Mary Mitchell
Sybil Putman
Becky Anthoby
Tina Pilkinton
Mary Lou Parks
Sara Mar Cox
Sharon Foster
Andrea Kay Anthony
Rialto
Barbara LaGrone
Mitchell LaGrone
Pary
Sun
Nae Uy
Si Ailegtee Cle Re Oe
Fe Ametor
Kxx
Thornes
Miss Magpie
Thorne II
Arthur
Mrs Carstairs
Mies
Gaiely
Bmy
2. M. LaGrone
Dorothy DIX
Reno
Jas Tito
Ghent
Nene
Bel
Inet
Boyle
Senate
Taft
Looks
Max Desfor
North
Kore
James Luger
News of the Churches
Vera Lloyd
Monticello
Rev
S. T. Lawrence
Osceola
Catholic Third
Walker Streets
Father A. G. Dunleavy
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