April Babies Born Amid Birthday Celebrations in Town
April births and birthdays fill a community page with notices of Miss Patricia Ann Williams and Nancy Jquus Wenelford’s celebrations, party details, and cake ceremonies. Also listed are hospital visits, church circle meetings, and residents traveling or hosting guests in Little Rock and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth New- Port Hepburn
Patricia Ann Willams
J. St Wile Liaims
South Main Street
Ned
Nancy Jquus Wenelford
Little Rock
Marie
Namie Burling
East Second Street
Lewis
Jane
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Communion
Rev Thomas Brewster leads the First Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m Vespers follow. Weekday events include officers meeting Tuesday and mid week prayer Wednesday at 7 30 p m Communion observed tomorrow marking the new church year with Lord's Supper observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Philathen
Insurance Cancelled on Highway Employes
Arkansas state board cancelled Friday accident policies carried on state highway department workers since April 1935 under act 115 of 1935. Comptroller J O Goff said $39,000 in premiums were paid while $6,001.60 in benefits were paid, leaving about $33,000 profit to the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Insurance Board
State Highway Department
J. O. Goff
Ttha
Trustees Vote To Retain Reeves After Long Session
Trustees voted to retain Reeves after a lengthy Pine Bluff meeting. Governor Biciey favored appointing Rev C Diwaar of Conway as superduendejey while Reeves faced opposition from Adams Blutt Fitzhugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C. Diwaar Af Conway
Fie Bedi Sminne
Reeves
Pine Bluff
George Adams
Ping Blutt
Mes
Laura Davis Fitzhugh
Aguila
Meter
Thomas Fitzhugh
Watayee Bailey
M. L. Sigmen
Monticello
EB. P. Edwards
Conway
Philips Block
Lille Rock
Washington aid bill targets federal school funding levels
A fragment discusses Davi D Terry from Little Rock endorsing a federal aid proposal to public schools. The plan requests 100 million dollars for the next tech year and 660 million annually, with Arkansas receiving about 1.73 million in the first year and up to 183 thousand in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davi D
Terry
Little Rock
Atk
Elnojes Morelson
Fletcher Bill
Preville
Ake Jose
Local Home Demonstration and 4-H Club Notes in Bingen and Grai St Paul
Bingen hosts a March 23 meeting with ten members and a new member, with reports and a candle-wicking demonstration on headspreads. Grai St Paul’s March gathering at Mrs. Osborn’s home features 22 members, a visitor from Washington, and talks on Farm Bureau and water systems, plus music and awards. The Thimble club meets at Mrs. Humphrey’s with one quilt completed and many attendees listed. DeAnn 4-H Club meets at the school with Miss Rouse and Mrs. Anderson assisting, and a song led by Ambrose Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingen
Wilgew
Mixs
Rouse
Wuely
Ozun
C. D. Ball
Smith
Rocky Mound
Wil Humphrey
D. O. Silvey
W. Fairs Jehildis
E. G. Wright
Alfren Bearden
Edward Chantbless
D. Bearden
Norman “Taylor
Henry Pickard
Florence Fincher
Harold Miggason
Roland ‘Fulmer
William Finchey
Walter Hirston
Migs’ Puralee Boswell
Lenora Higgison
R. J. Pearce
Nora Armette
Edward Chambless
Helen Fincher
DeAnn
Miss Rouse
Jack Anderson
Oreer
Ambrose Robbicon
Anderson
Three Smart Girls Debuts Durbin Shine at Saenger Rialto
The silver screen debut of 19 year old Deanna Durbin brings a golden soprano to fans while the Saenger presents Three Smart Girls on Sunday and Monday. The Rialto books a return showing of Trail of the Lonesome Pine with Fred MacMurray and Sylvia Sidney, plus short subjects. Shows run 2, 4, and 9 Sunday night and Monday, with continuous policy from 1:15 to 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Macmurray
Sidney Vis
Lonesome Pine
Rialto
Swanke
Sylvia Sidney
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Sundey
Rialio Wil
Saenger
Loyalist Troops Occupy Mountain Peak in Cantabrian Range
Government forces fought to the summit of La Cruz, 4000 foot peak overlooking Bilbao, asserting a successful halt to insurgent drive from the south. Loyalist troops occupied the peak as they repelled the downhill advance toward the northern capital Bilbao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rildaq
Spain
Bilbao
la Cruz
Spring Hill 4-H Club Organizes Junior-Adult Group
Miss Rouse led a serving meals demonstration for the girls while Spring Hill High School hosted a Junior-Adult 4-H club meeting on March 30. Officers elected include President Mrs Hugh Garner and Vice President Gladys Johnson. plans for a membership drive and an April 7 entertainment were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rouse
Spring Hill
Bullington
Mountcastle
Spring Hill High School Auditoriuum
Mountfeastle
Hugh Garner
Vicw
Gladys Johnson
Lucy Mae Foster
Nation's Strike Seeps Through Wide Area Reports
Partial text describes continued strike activity with references to workers aged five to 24 years, implying involvement in a seasonal production extension. Police patrols in the area say officials received letters offering to pay off workers, while a female employee at the plant reportedly received pillers to influence about 35 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempany
Affmale
Pillers
Sunshine Boys to Perform at Bodonw High School
The Trmmet 4H club sponsors a presentation of the Sunshine Boy at the school auditorium on Monday April 5 at 7 9 o clock with 30 percent of the proceeds aiding club activities and expenses. Members plan Rally Day at Precott Visiting Day at Hope and encampment at Fayetteville while noting community cooperation. The Sunshine Boys appear in Bodonw High School auditorium Saturday night April 10 sponsored by Bodonw High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundhine
Peepee Wyels
Preecott
Hope
Fayeteville
Sunshine
Bodonw High School
Dedcaw
Bodeaw High School
Explosion Detective Price Pioneers Dust Fire Prevention
DAVID J. PRICE of the agriculture department’s bureau of chemical research is hailed as the world’s leading “explosion detective.” His work traces dust and gas causes in blasts, designs safe buildings, and uses heat and carbon dioxide tactics to extinguish or prevent industrial fires. He studies natural explosions, runs an “explosive gallery” in Arlington, and advised on venting a plant to avert a dust explosion. He also teaches schools of thought on stopping fires in flood zones by monitoring hay temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
David J. Price
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Chemical Research
Bureau of Mines
Price
Core
New London
Texas
Arlington
West Virginia
Ohio
Arkansas College Records Best Year in History
Arkansas College president W. Lacy reported to the board of trustees that the Presbyterian institution had one of its most successful terms since founding. Enrollment reached 18 with plans for a financial drive, naming Judge Bone, James Pattillo, and Reverend David Shepperson to develop the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lacy
Arkansas College
Presbyterian Institution
5. M. Bone
Batesville
James A. Pattillo
Lite Rock
David Shepperson
Helena
Government spending totals and deficits listed in fragmented report
The document shows yearly spending figures totaling 2,008,809,460 with mentions of social programs and inclusion. It cites a recovery amount of 2,134,073,304 and a larger figure of 2,430,500,889 with a deficit of 1,792,532.66.
Attorney Plans Sales Tax Suits in Little Rock
Little Rock revenue department attorney Hugh Wharton said he would file suits against eight Little Rock auto firms Monday to collect $1800 in sales tax on used car sales. The action cites the Hall act of 1935, replaced this year by the Northcutt tax, requiring dealers to collect the tax from purchasers and remit it to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hugh Wharton
Revenue Department
Little ‘Rock
Wharton
How Ace Sleuths Continue Case In Arrest And Confession
The article notes an arrest and confession following routine questioning. Dr. Thomas A. Gonzales acting chief medical examiner conducted preliminary exams of the bodies and ordered autopsies. Police work relies on a coordinated team behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorney
Thomas
A. Gonzales
Former prosecutor Hoskins denies narcotics charge
Hot Springs. John D. Hoskins, former prosecuting attorney of the 18th district, pleaded innocent before U S Commissioner C Floyd Huff on a morphine selling charge. Bond set at 1000 after requesting a hearing for April 8. Accused of selling morphine to a Kansas City narcotics agent in Hot Springs on March 1. Arrest made Friday by Deputy U S Marshal J L McBurnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
John D. Hoskins
18Th Judicial District
United States
C. Floyd Huff
Huff
Hoskins
Kansas City
Piitay
J. L. McBurnett
Hope City selects Reve Thor Out the Music group
The public will choose members for a new music group at Hope City tonight at 7 30 p m. Henry will select the final lineup from the pool of applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Xigon
Henry
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Fife
A.B. Slusser
Frank Milywee
Lilue 'Rock
Yoneshore
Allene Campbell
Dallas
Ltoyd
Circle No. 1
Juke. Cowtender
Lloyd Bbyneer
Brookwood
Evalyn Johnson
Texaa
Aline Johnson
de Musser ‘Rivers
U. S
Baton Rouge
Rafe Martindale
Martindale
Nannie Parkinshire
Edward Woodford
Nancy Jane
Susan
D. L. Bush
Clyde Monts
C. B. Presley
WW. Complan
Tex
Wkena
OT. C. Erringer
Mexico
Orville Ervinger
W. M
First Methodist Church
Mie
Don Smith
E. E., White
C.D. Lester
North Louisiana J Street
Worman's
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
C. Spragins
Melvey Street
C. C. Spragins
Yester
Stuart Spraging
Howard White
G.prank Miles
Julia Chester Hospital
Julia Chester Hospital, Mr. Miles
Memphis
J. J. Hamiter
Los Angeles
Mr. Hamiter
C. M. Hamiter
Patmos
P. H. Cofield
Emmet
Rev. McGinds
Mgr
South Elm Street
Tex Ritter
Arizona
Africa
Daveing Divinity
Jessie Matthews
Rainbow Canyons
Pete Smith
Dance
George Raft
Rosalind Russell
Churset Sun, & Mon
Deanna Durbin
Binnie Barnes
Alice Brady
Ray, Mill
Alin
Pintwright
Madn Street
Erskine Pear
George Scarbo
Mourgo Africa
Stige
Peanine Tom Ylxon
Heer
Snappc EU
Bersl
Frances Fitzgerald
Thomas Smith
Tslo
Frances
Mary Eben Babcock
Si — First Presbyteiian Church
Thos, Brewster
Behooa
Metropolitan Opera Company
Bibnie Bartes
Ray Milland
Charles Winninger
Mischa Auer
Nan Grey
Barbara Read
John King
Deanna Durhisn
Universal
Orville W. Erringerlope
Arik
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depoultors Corp
Jim McKenzie
St. Elm Street
David J. ‘Price
ROY Anderson and Company
Tornate
Nelson-Huckins
Thomas ‘Smith
Buffalo Poites
Mary ‘Elen Balcock
A.C. Erwin
Coker
Lea
Tom
Kinser
Roldo Rowden
T.S. McDavitt & Co
Planta
Garden
Hall
J.L. Williams
Persona
Marinella Beauty Shop
Phoyte
Mis
Ada Gee
THE
Shipley Studio
Soul Walnut Street
Hope Star
Willigus Wanda Gils
Williams Oil Company
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