Social and Personal notes from First Baptist church
A roundup of church and social events includes Women's Missionary Union meeting at 2:36 p.m. Monday at the First Baptist church, youth groups gathering at 4 p.m., and the Daily's Auxiliary meeting at 2 p.m. Also planned are Brookwood Carnival activities Friday night and a mission prayer service at 7:30 p.m. at Garrett Memorial Baptist recreational hall. Additional items cover hospital admissions, discharges, and local social visits.
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Oriday
Ie Women's Missionary Union
First ‘Baptist Church
Suibenms
Monib
Jett Memorial Baptist Church
The
Unity Baptist Church
Earl
Gasrelt Memorial — Church
Ariment Station
High School Football Scores From Hot Springs District Play
The Hot Springs notes recap district games with Little Rock beating El Dorado 13 to 7, Stuttgart topping Helena 20 to 13, Piggott defeating Marked Tree 41 to 12, and numerous other Friday results across Arkansas towns. Doug Lockridge of Jasper Alabama named Alabama’s ninth consecutive starting center.
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Zebras
Little Rock
el Doredo
Stuttgart
Helena
Forrest City
Piggott
Hope
Hot Springs
Wilson
West Memphis
Lake Village
Mamburg
Bearden
Gibbs
Memphis East
High
Magnolia
DeQueen
Conway
Atkins
Ann Buren
Joplin
Nuskagee
Okla
Fort Smith
Doug Lockridge
Jasper
Ala
Alabama
Walter Carmichael dies at 80 in Hope Arkansas
Walter Carmichael 80 longtime Hope resident died Wednesday in Hempstead County after 64 years in the area. Funeral services set for 2 am Monday at Lonoke Baptist Church conducted by Rev. J. W. Williams. He is survived by his widow and four other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carmicheal
Hope Nero
Cme
Clifford Carmicheal
Lonoke Baptist Church
J. W. Williams
Hempstead County
Top Radio Programs listings for New York October 29
Saturday and Sunday radio schedules show NBC CBS and ABC lineups with programs like Dick Powell drama Truth or Consequences Hit Parade Dennis Day Grand Ole Opry and Gene Autry on NBC CBS offers Philharmonic Amos and Andy Red Skelton Horace Heidt and Justice on Theater Guild schedule ABC features Southernnaires Fine Arts Quartet and a block of classical and dramatic programs. The guide notes times and network placements for each show across Saturday and Sunday broadcasts.
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New York
NBC
Dick Powell
CBS
Gene Autry
Hawaii
Guy Lombardo
Chicago J Theater
Living
James Melton
Hollywood
Phil and
Alice
Theater Guild
Justice
Eddie Cantor Fuiz
Bob Crosby
Philharmonic
Gen. Romulo
Miss Brooks
Amos and Andy
Charlie Mccarthy
Red Skelton
Horace Heidt
ABC
A. m. Southernnaires
Noon Fine Arts Quartet
de Prassient
Heraldid
Unification Debate Clarifies Joint Chiefs Authority
The article explains that the Joint Chiefs of Staff operate as moderators with no vote. Secretary Johnson says JCS members have final say on nothing and can only recommend. the President makes final decisions. Admirals could not block navy-cut decisions and protested publicly.
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JCS
Omar Bradley
Army
Navy
Seerteary Johnson
Congress
Beenie
Love Returns to Riverdale Road Home
Jenny confronts Ted at the Steuberwald store, urging him to come home. He fears past mistakes, but they admit love, resolve to build anew, and plan a family reunion with their twins awaiting their return.
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Jenny
Steuberwald
Ted
Rick
Tod
Tie
Conover
Taft
Rieke
Liz
Rieck
Pap
Tan
Riverdale Road
Lions Clubs Launch Be Thankful You Can See Campaign
Arkansas Lions clubs inaugurate their third annual Be Thankful You Can See campaign proclaimed by Governor McMath as Light Conservation Month. Charles Bryan chairs the local drive with three aims: youth conservation and blindness prevention, adult blind adjustments through the Little Rock Vocational Adjustment Center, and public education on sight conservation and accident prevention. Statewide committee members, the Adj ustment Center at 2872 South Tower, and past leaders are noted. donations go to local clubs or members. The effort highlights glasses for schoolchildren, canes for the blind, and continued sight conservation work begun in 1947 with funding from Little Rock donors.
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McMath
Lions Clubs
Arkansan
Charles Bryan
Lions Club
Bryan
Little Rock
Bblind
Ed. G. Barry
Arkadelphia
Lion District
Carl Holman
Lite Rock
C. Mason
Camden
Thad W. Rowden
Fayetteville
John Henley
Forrest City
Rowland
E. Darrow
Monticello
Dayne Dodd
West Memphis
Carl Brown
Harrison
Ray Bautis
Jonesboro
Guy Smith
Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
jAdjulment Center
Roy Kumpe
Arkansas
Little Ack
Little Rock Lions Club
Little Rock Lions
Tyler
First Baptist Church El Dorado Weekly Schedule
The First Baptist Church on Third and Main Streets led by Pastor A Whitlow lists Sunday school at 9:80 a.m. with H E Thrash as superintendent, morning worship at 10:50, choir practice at 5:30, Baptist Training Union at 6:40, and evening service at 7:30 led by Rev. Sam Reeves. Tuesday features morning and evening services, Wednesday offers morning and evening services with Carol Choir rehearsal, and daily services run through Friday.
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James BE. Birkhead
H. E. Thrash
James H. Miller
Ted Jones
Earl Powell, Jr
Hite Neaner
Ay Smith
M. A. Boggs
Little
Rock
Ionalius Loyola
Society of Jesus
First Christian Church North Main at West Avenue B
Sunday school at 145 a.m. worship services at 10 50 with communion and sermon. Music by Mrs Rettig and speaker Royce Weisenberger. Junior CYF social hour 5 p m. Group meetings 6 30 p m. Junior and Senior CYR, choir rehearsal 7 p m. Evening worship with George Dodds. Wednesday 7 30 Circle 4 continuing rehabilitation of aid blind. Lions support sight conservation and training. Welfare Dept aids trainees and jobs. VA assists ex GIs. Center opened 1947 west of the Mississippi. many agencies have inspected and provided instructors.
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B. L. Rettig
Royce Weisenberger
CYF
Jesson
George Dodds
Lille Rock
State Welfare Department
Veterans Administration
Mississippi
Dangerous age and the 40 year old swoon
Dorothy Dix argues that the man around 40 is most attractive to women. She cites experience among playwrights critics and actors who deem the 40s peak, noting his poise, wisdom, and refined charm. He understands women, avoids flattery, and woos with a crafted romance, making him more dangerous to younger men.
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Bobby-Soxers
Nia
Betha
Ant
Proma
Sive
Bell Syndicate
Dic
Community church week schedule and revival events
Church programs list multiple gatherings across Hope Council of church women and Hope Gospel Tabernacle including Sunday school for all ages, nightly revival with Rev W S Barham, radio Bible class, and various services at Patmos Ark FIRST METHODIST, GARRETT MEMORIAL, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, and Congregational meeting. Noting notable baseball trivia about PeeWee Reese and World Series losses.
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Wm. P. Hardegree
Tad Jones
Hope Council of Church Women
Lowe
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Cradle Hall
W. S. Barham
Houston
Tex
Guy E. Basye
Lisson
TH. Paul Holdridge
Barham
Sardis Union
Patmos, Ark
Unity Missionary Baptist Worship Schedule and Services
Unity Missionary Baptist announces a service schedule led by Eld. Howard White. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by pastor, evening worship at 7:30, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45, gospel hour at 8:25 to 9:55, Sunday school at 10, BT at 6:30, and midweek prayer at 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard White
Unity
Schonl
Earl
Tittle
Peachers
Jesuit Priest Says He Was Removed by Fraudulent Means
Very Rev Jean Baptiste Janssens reports removal by fraudulent means and accuses Boston authorities of heresy claims. He reiterates his charge that the Boston church teaches salvation outside the Catholic church. Father Feeney was silenced by Archb Cushing and the center barred to Catholics. He supported four Boston College teachers fired for criticizing superiors. He calls Archb Cushing and Father MacBrien notably ignorant in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jean Baptiste Janssens
Boston
Father Feeney
Richard J. Cushing
Boston College
Feeney
Father MacBleney
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Waddle Cunning
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Leonard Ellis
Little Ok
Arkansas Assoon
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Hotel Fafayette
Rilisesa
Ay ‘Ellis
D. A. Gean
Gean
W. F. Marndale
Mary Elizabeth
Nashville
Martindale
Mary
Wanda Ruggize
Dallas
M. U
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Robert. F. ‘Tucker Children
Shreveport
Josephine
A. B. Goodwin
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Myr
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J. C. Walton
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Lonoke
Cabot
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Watson Chapel
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Nalnut Ridge
Smackover
England
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Fordyce
Benton
Russellville
Stamps
Murfreesboro
Sheridan
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Carlisel
Gillett
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Pane Oo Bay
Gordon Haver-Dolger-Macrae
Charlie Rungles
Sokell
Tal Millandear
Euglas
Walter Carmichael
Fage One
Someone To Love
Irene Sonnen
Ernhart
New Service, Inc
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Rick Isa
Tad
darUng
Trevey
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News of the Churches
First Baptist
Third and Main Streets
A. Whitlow
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Dorothy DIX
HOP Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main Street
Paul Holdridge
First Methodist West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
D. Y. McBrien
Hs, T, C
Thos. M. Purvis
Wesley Club
Anthony's Mill
Church Auditorium
Tom BT
First Presbyterian
East Second Street
Stephen Cook
PeeWee Reese
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodgers
Christy Mathewson
Rube Marquard
Eddie Plank
Joe Bush
Schoolboy One
Hane
Lyle Brown
Moyer
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