School Notes by B. The closing exercises next week
The public school closes with events Thursday and Friday evenings. Thursday features the farce Pigtails Pinafores and Patched Pantaloons and pupil performances under Mrs Irion with 25 and 80 cent admission to fund a Book of Knowledge for the grammar library. Friday includes grade promotions, high school сертификates, and an address by Rev PF Shepperson. Mrs Irion to host recital later. all are invited.
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Irion
Grammar School
PF. Shepperson
Monticello
Dermott Shines at Lake Village in First County Meet
Dermott Sends strong team to the first annual Chicot County Literary and Athletic Association meet at Lake Village. Dick Lane wins 100 and 220 yard dashes, Elmer Bynum and Walton Harrison place in relays, Robert Smith sets a new high jump mark, and Dermott earns 42 points to Lake Village’s 43 with strong showings in declamation spelling and piano.
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Dermott
Chicot County Literary and Athletic Association
Lamar Stinson
Reading CleOla Duerson
Bessie Courtney Spelling
May Berryman
Dick Lane
Robert Smith
Joe Mercer Bennett Walden Harrison
Elmer Bynum
Victor Bulloch
Joe Mercer Bennett
Dow
Proud Doug
Bryan Riggs
Eudora
Robert
Bob
Lake Village
Audora
Dre
Searer
Wissie
Bryan Riges
Reading
Bessie Courtney
Duerson
J.D
Methodist Shop Talk and Community Unity in Dermott
Sunday School attendance was light last Sunday with Mother's Day observed and a fitting program. League and evening services drew large crowds, with Bro Roland Rolle of the Presbyterian Church present along with Baptists, highlighting strong Christian unity in Dermott. The Monticello District Conference meets at Budora this week, with Dermott's delegation including J. T. Crenshaw A. C. Barnett Ray Shins and the pastor. A child's gold bracelet was found at the Methodist church Sunday evening and may be claimed at the parsonage.
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League
Bro. Rolle
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Dermott
Monticello
Budora
Messrs
J. T. Crenshaw
A. C. Barnett
Ray Shins
Methodist Church
Do You Know That Ruiog healthy is the first duty of a citizen
The text promotes public health ideas claiming personal hygiene as key to community health and notes that unused bodies deteriorate fastest. It mocks fly destruction as self-reward and questions the value of indoor living versus outdoor activity while asserting that most human diseases are person specific.
Presbyterian Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The notice urges devotion to God as life’s first duty and compares rest to engines needing pause. It invites the public to Der motes popular homelike whoreh for next Sunday’s brief, brotherly services with Sunday school at 6:45, morning worship at 11, and evening service at 7:45, with topics The Valley of Shadows and Deserter.
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Tyrmit
Soybean potential urged for wartime Arkansas farms
Agricultural bulletin from University of Arkansas urges farmers to plant soybeans and other crops to boost food output in the national crisis. It highlights soybeans as a versatile, profitable, soil-building crop with uses in oil, meal, and human food, and notes varieties, harvesting timing, and market potential for a permanent soybean industry supported by cotton mill off-take.
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Wilson
Ings
Arkansas
Virginia Arlington
Wilson and
Peking
Local notices and visitors in Arkansas period piece
A Block of short notes lists visits and travels by residents and visitors to towns like Little Rock Pine Bluff Monticello Warren and Argenta. It mentions Dr N R Parker J H Palmer and Rev D M Carroll among others, plus upcoming Dupree Seminary commencement and flag delay affecting delivery of flags.
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Dupree Seminary
Closing Exercises At Southeast Baptist Academy
Closing exercises of the Southeast Baptist Academy are held this week with many out of town attendees. Rev. C. W. Patterson of Pine Bluff preached the annual sermon Sunday at St. Paul Baptist Church and again at First Baptist Church. Contests at the academy award prizes in Primary and High School divisions.
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Southeast Baptist Academy
Cd. W. Patterson
Pine Bluff
St. Paul Baptist Church
R. A. Adame
First Baptist Church
Academy
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Prop
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Emmis Tyme Foundry
Huffaly, NY
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Lyon Mig. Co
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Brooklyn
N.Y
L. W. Osborn
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Arkansas
France
Paris
Butterick Pattern Department
J. Cohen & Son
T. J. Walker
Little Rock
Edith Brooks
Kansas City
Alafair Harris
Dr. N. R. Parker
Mr. McKenzie
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Rebbe Burks of
Lena Hinton
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Collins
Mollie Whitehead
Orr Hardware Co
JH. Palmer
Hot Springs
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J. Ho Kelley
Montrose
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Coleman
Walter's Institute
Warren
T J, Walker
Argenta
Shorter College
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Lenna Buckhalter
Belle Blue
Arkansas Baptist College
Mark H. Scott
Willie Renwick
Bula Johnson
Blanche Davis
Henrietta Coleman
Rosetta Smith
Wesell Pianos
Orr Hardware
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