Local society notes feature meetings and visits across town
The page records club gatherings at First Methodist and related social events. Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Hale head the new executive, Vera Cotten of Tulde, Okla, attends. A bridal bridge party honors Miss Edna and guests from Arkadelphia and Gideon visit. Several families and par ents plan weekend visits and church activities in Conway and Bluff communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeh
St. Marka
Mondey
Baer
Abe
Dent
Mrs
Dorsey
Vera Cotten
Okla
Alpides
John
Hugh Timer
Edna Es
Pat Fier
Rome
South Hervey
Attrac i Paz
Houston Wolfit Mertha Martindale
First Presbyterian Church Schedule in Morning and Evening Services
The First Presbyterian Church led by W. Tt. Anderson announces Sunday school sessions in Genesis lessons starting at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with sermon Confession Unto Salvation. A Lord's Supper celebration is planned, 7:30 p.m., followed by Evening worship sermon Where are the Dead. Monday meetings include Executive Board of the Ladies Auxiliary at 7 p.m and officers meeting with annual reports. Wednesday prayer meeting at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Evening and morning sermons announced with Bible study
The notice lists a morning sermon titled The Gospel of an Angel and an evening sermon The Cor Version of a Blue, with a mid week Bible study at 7 45 pm. A cordial welcome is extended to all services and Sunday Bible study at an unspecified time with preaching at 11 am.
Methori et Church Service Schedule and Student Play
Methori et Church led by R Cannon, pastor, with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m Prayer meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday Board of Stewards at 2 00 p m Beginners and primary departments will open the school in the church auditorium Parents urged to help punctuality A illustrated sermon for children and youths to follow in the evening service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Board of Stewards
Morning and Evening Services at First Baptist Church
Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with regular meetings. Dr Charles D Johnson president of Quechue college Arkadelphia will preach at the morning service. Rev James H Bennett of Hope will preach at the evening hour. The general public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husches First Christian Church
C.F. Erwit
S83
Suez
Charles D. Johnson
Quechue College of
Arkadelphia
James H. Bennett
Hope
Local Notices From Irvin and Green Losses Farm Visit
Reported events recall visits and social rounds in rural Arkansas communities. Rev Keven Geibton attended in Lewisville while Charlie Hlaker of Green Readiness Farm crew checked stalls. Stella Tomblin and Mary Dale join Mrs Wright’s family for Monday afternoon call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retina
Acca
Ariel
Caudle
Buster Rothelite
Arid
Irvin
Oakland
Kevin Geibton
Lewis
Lawrence Wilson Ends Six Month Bank Liquidation Tasks
Lawrence Wilson handled most legal costs of 30 dollars in the bank liquidation. A five percent dividend totaling 3320 dollars went to depositors. Wilson's six month record at the Louisville bank is not on file, but may be in Chancery Court Camden. First month expenses totaled 3207.20 including Wilson's 200 salary as final notes hint at further public taxpayer meetings on waste and extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lousan Bank
Banking Department
Taylor
Chancery Court
Camden
Kaufman
Edd Ress
Thousands Watch as Fifth Avenue Jewelry Hold-up Fails
In New York on a Friday noon, two men and two women staged a jewelry hold-up on Fifth Avenue. Police cordoned a wide area as the trio fled through upper floors, a shot shattered glass, and a jewelry shop owner was wounded. One bandit leaped rooftops, breaking both legs before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Fifth Avenue
Fifth’ Avenue
Dih
Gubg
Meanest Thief Steals Money From Unemployed Relief Jar
Texarkana police seek a man believed to be one of the meanest thieves in the city. A thief stole a fruit jar from a downtown grocery Friday containing about $3 from a relief program jars placed in stores for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Fotice
Royal Committee For Relief of the Unemployed
City Officials Fired to Save City's Money
Houston city council approved dismissal of Corporation Court Judge Ralph Fowler Corporation Court Prosecutor Vernon Gagne and Public Defender E W Burris to save about 13000 annually City Secretary Fred Turner will become judge and the logs department will take over the prosecutor and public defender roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ralph Fowler
Vernon Gagne
E. W.W. Burris
Fred Turner
City Logs Department
Seniors Hold Outing at Lake Catherine
The senior class of Hope High School enjoyed their annual outing Friday at Lake Catherine near Hot Springs. Several students traveled by two nerte power s and left early Friday morning, returning home about seven o'clock that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Lake Cathgine
Nerte- Powers
Hot Springs
Qutonobiles
Princess Esther at Saenger in Mentalist Demonstrations
Princess Esther, billed as Princess Father, offers mentalist and crystal gazing demonstrations at the Saenger. Public performances include matinees Sunday and Monday with private conferences on the mezzanine floor, assisted by Kar-Date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kar-Daue
Kar-Date
Harry Houiba
Ssenger
Esther
Saenger
Robber Belot Sentenced Life In Houston Bank Case
HOUSTON. H F Belot 33 wa s sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to robbing the Guaranty State Bank at Tom Ball on December 23. His brother Pete Belot and Harry Morris were indicted in the same case. Pete Belot pled guilty and received five years. Morris also faced a similar sentence. Bill Belot testified without counsel and offered no witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
H._F
Bill) Belot
State Bank
Tom Ball
Belot
M. R
Pete)” Belot
Bill
A. H. Keefer
Harry N. Morris
Pete Belot
Morris
Bill Betot
Leesburg
Fla
Hte
Mrs. F. A. Robinson Buried in Harmony Cemetery
Mrs. F A Robinson died at home on Hope Route Friday night after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with burial in Harmony cemetery. She is survived by her husband four sons and four daughters including Ben John Monroe Myre Mary Prince Rosie Allen Bertha Clark and Myra Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Robinson
Hope
Harmony Cemetery
Strawberry Plants Begin Arriving Here
The first shipment of strawberry plants sponsored by the Missouri Pacific was delivered to Hempstead county farmers Saturday by W. Homer Pigg, working with the railroad. The consignment forms the first of an order for 200,000 plants pledged by farmers who joined in acreage commitments to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Hempstead County
W. Homer Pigg
Prohibition Vote Totals Show Mixed State Results
The weekly tabulation reports 8,715,630 votes across all states and D C. Prohibition continuance draws 25.75 percent while repeal tallies 74.25 percent. Kansas and several regions show shifting percentages as national patterns move toward repeal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digést
Kansas
Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Missis
United States
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Speakers Announced for Magnolia A and M Banquet
Magnolia Ark May 12 speakers selected for annual alumni banquet at Magnolia A and M College with Ralph Camp and Garland Fenree among presenters. Henry B Whitley notes Pearce as toastmaster as alumni work to contact former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Ark
Ralph Camp
Department of Education
Galloway College
Electric chair ends life of Ghost Ride Slayer Frazer
Frazer, aged about 33, was executed by electric chair in Strenton for the murder of Phoebe Stader. He walked into the death chamber calmly, smoking a cigarette, and sat down without emotion. The case, linked to a parade murder tale told by cousin Ira Jansen, involved a nude decomposed body found later near Bowling Green Va and tied to Frazer through a string of suspect actions. He had been a New York restaurant manager who inherited $25,000, was married with two children, and faced a determined, lengthy investigation before his 1931 conviction and 193? execution.
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Strenton
William
Frazer
Rathway
State
pHeoh
Phoebe Stader
Carte la Golicé
Ira’ Jansen
Jansen
Safa
Ie Jansen
Janzen
Eth Polies
Wes
Ater
Mazer
Woods
Bowling Green
Phillip Stade
Raleile
Jed
New York
Hope Party Plans Two Week Motor Trip East
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spencer and Mr and Mrs Harry J Lemley will leave Hope Sunday morning for a two week motor trip through Maryland and Virginia traveling as far north as West Point New York. They will visit the Lemleys son Harry Jr a cadet at United States Military Academy and expect to return home before April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Spencer
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Maryland
Virginia
West Point
Lemleys
Harry, Jr
United States Military Academy
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