Illiteracy program and meetings fill women circle notices
Mrs Chester Whitehen returned from a visit to Ketor Texas. Circle No 4 of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs R L Broach's home with 17 members and five visitors. A program on Illiteracy its Background and Causes was given by Mrs J H Warmaci. New members welcomed. Miss Katherine Franks read, high school trio sang. B P W Clubs to meet at Hotel Barlow with speaker George Warene. John Cain Chapter DA BR to meet at Mrs Dan Green's home. Jefferson life review planned. Circle No 2 held monthly meeting at Mrs John Vesey's creed home. devotionals on prayer by Mrs John Arnold. literacy program by Mrs Garrett Story with help from others. Mrs H Stuart leaves for Texarkana as delegate to Little Rock Woman’s Missionary Conference. Various local notices of visits, arrivals, and upcoming meetings follow, including guests from Ector and Little Rock and ongoing church activities.
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Woman's Misrcntory Society
The
First Methodist Church
R. L. Broach
West Third Street
Meadames C. C. Parker
Harry Signur
A. W. Schnateker
R. L
AB. Thompson
3. H. Warmaci
Z. R. Billingsly
Katherine Franks
Ed Jones
P-L. Oliver
B. & P. W.clabs
Barlow
Woltie Reed
George Warene
John Cain
D. A. BR
Dan Green
Mamie Twitchell
G. Frank Miles
Ernest O'Neal
Ciele Nea
Womans Missionary Society
Budgetary provisions urge districts to live within income
Delegates from the department discuss a law stressing yearly district budgeting and strict limits, claiming it will best protect school funding. They note deficits from bank failures, possible one year carryover limits, and personal liability for superintendents who overspend. The plan also redirects land sale proceeds to the permanent school fund and increases the common school fund by about 100000 from various licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Arkansas School funding crisis prompts new parity plan
A state inquiry outlines a parity based approach to fund school debts through a state indebtedness fund, enabling nine month high school terms and eight month rural schooling by consolidating districts. The plan requires about one and a half million dollars annually and awaits legislative action via a specially appointed commission headed by state leaders.
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Arkansas
Martineau Road
State Department of Education
General Assembly
No Real Bookworms in the City Libraries
Philadelphia report notes two legged pests frequenting Pyrkwal library yet books remain free from book worms. One worm was captured years ago by David C Knolbauch of the Library Company of Philadelphia, then vanished with its box. No further occurrences have appeared in Philadelphia libraries or booksellers.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
David C. Knolbauch
Library Company of Philadelphia
Tennis Stars' Names Prove Tongue Twisters for Wimbledon
London report notes three unfamiliar competitors from Europe planning Wimbledon tours as players Troczynski Kulsuljevic Koroxwikova, a Yugoslav champion, a Russian in Poland and a Czech-Slovak champion, sharpen pronunciations. Umpires also face difficulty pronouncing these names at Monte Carlo.
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London
Lawn Tennigame Pires
Troczynski
Kulsuljevic
Koroxwikova
Yugo-Slavia
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Madame Koratxwikova
Monte Carlo
Avegal Is Hard Luck New Orleans Horse Race
Avegal and owner J. Dire became the hard luck pair of the season as Avegal won at odds of 19 to 2 in a race for non-purse winners since Thanksgiving. Dire’s backers were paid but the horse’s fortunes remained unsettled after the recent New Orleans event.
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New Orleans
A.r—Acegal
J. Dire
Avegal
Dire
Corinne D
Aregel
Dreath Disaster Reflections Across Arkansas Media
The article cites Saunders Norvell of Remington Arps praising the Arkansas publicity around the drouth year and its economic lessons. It includes remarks about credit losses, farm diversification, and a salute to Fred Heiskell, late Arkansas Gazette editor, with anecdotes from Arkansas Pres Association president Ed McCorkle.
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Dreath
Saunders Norvell
Remington Arps Company
Hardware Age
Arkansas Gazette
The
Star
Ed McCorkle
Arkansas Pres Association
Fred Heiskell
McCorkle
Little Rock
Gazette
Ifain
Scrap Foil Made Statues New Orleans Exhibit
In New Orleans more than 0,000 pounds of lead and aluminum foil saved from cigarette and candy packages have been gathered for display at the Jerusalem Temple. The collection will be sold to support Shriners hospitals for crippled children in Shreveport, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jerusalem Temple
Shriners’ Hospitals For
Shreveport
Courage of the Gazette and a Student Body
A fragmented quotation discusses the responsibility of a small Arkansas newspaper in reporting student travel to a football game. It contrasts cautious column deletion with metropolitan restraint, praising Fred Heiskell for choosing courage and right over criticism.
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Arkansas Scheols
Gazette
Fred Heiskell
Adlerika Constipation Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An 11 year struggle with constipation ends when a simple glycerin buckthorn mix named Adlerika is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowels, delivering relief in about two hours. The ad touts a thorough internal cleansing and urges trying Adlerika for a noticeable improvement. John S. Gibson Drug Company advertises the product.
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Chas
E. Blain
Adlerika
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Adv
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Ketor
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
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Texarkana
Littl Rock
Silas Easteriing
O— T. J. King
Griffin, Ga
A. J. King
MeKamie
Swinney Copeland
Igreta
H. F. Cole
Misa Beryl Cale
Ector
Chester White
Ward & Son
Old Vienna
Saenger
William Powell
Carol Lombard
Morocco
Marlene Dietrich
Au “Dishonored
Victor McLaglen
Viheunt
NTS
Hes
Sia
Freckles
House of Representatives
House
Aidnn
Hector
Steele
Sudan
Kingsway Hotel & Baths
I Hot Springs
Ark
Everett Mor
the Star
Detroit
East Third Street
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
H. O. Pritchett
C. W. Brewer
Inesonncathy
Christian Science Monitor
Boa
Science
Bocrery
Mascarbusette
Daily Good New
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Interae
Nour
Don
Wiss Gibbs
Sundin
Boston
Mass
Pring
Faddress
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Orphs
Inga
Geet
Orphy
Orpha
Orphe
Valley of Hell
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