The Bay View Reading Club Meeting Recap
Mrs Chas Haynes and Mrs Jim McKinnie attended a long afternoon gathering with floral decorations and an ice course. Mrs Sid Henry spoke on Kathleen Norris and Mrs Eva Champlin hosted with Miss Mania Pricehell, as Dr Eva Champlin and Mrs Mania Pricehell led the event.
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View Cities
Sin Paclor
Chas. Haynes
Jim McKinnie
Curry
Champlin
Bay View
We Champlin
South Echo Street
Eva Champlin
Pwicehell
Bo B. White
Hugh Smith
Marsous Waynes
White
Sid Henry
Kathleen
Fifty year anniversary noted by WooM members in Little Rock
Mrs Haigh Smith and three others attended the state WooM meeting in Little Rock this week celebrating the unions fiftieth anniversary. Hope Chapter No 424 O B S will meet Thursday at the Masonic hall. POT A Council held a regular monthly meeting at city hall with Mrs Re win Dossert presiding. A call to service was given by Mrs Henry Haysies and James Pilkinton spoke on School Das. Bowen of the Chamber of Commerce introduced a docket item urging full attendance at the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in Hot Springs on the 13th.
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Haigh Smith
Kathe Miggason
Arthur Hill
Dr. Ward
Little Rock
Woom
Union
O Hope
O. B.S
Masonic Hall
CAL
Les
Rewin Dossert
Henry Haysies
Aad
Arkvensas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hot Springs
French Senate Rejects Decree Amid Leftist Protests
In Paris the Senate rejected a decree aimed at granting dictatorial powers to Premier Rhames amid mass Leftist demonstrations. The Socialist premier’s left wing backed the move, provoking defiant protests from government critics Thursday night.
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Paris
Fritico
Thueseay Matly
Premitr Rhames Dermane
Cince
Awn Socialist Party
Peepee
New Test Drills Begin in Buckner and Nearby Sections
A series of new tests was started in Buckner area: Ark’s Waters No. 1 well in 7-16-22 reached the Necntesh formation after spudding on Wednesday afternoon. Crone No. 2 in 8-16-22 is expected to spud on Friday. Crowe No. 1 in a neighboring section faced delays due to heavy rain. after all tanks were lit the well was shut off. Final testing for the Buckner wells will proceed Thursday with 5,000 water tons of gel at 7272 feet. The Gothic cathedral at Seville, begun in Hal, took more than a century to build amid constant wartime strain.
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Crone
Andars Crowe
Seville
Spain
Hal An
Warlanen
Hope Mills Public Library Featured Books For April
The Hope Mills Public Library lists new arrivals for April on the pen shelf including Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck The Woman at the Door by Warwick Doppling and The Supreme Court Crisis by Merlo This event is hosted by Mrs Finley Ward who will lead the Adult Luncheon at the Meted on the 13th and 14th with various readings and discussions.
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Apri
Finley Ward
Pental
Hope Pilslie
John Steinberk
Warwick Doppine
Supreme Court
Merlo
Simple Easy Dress Promotes Comfort and Style
The column promotes a simple comfortable dress with a plain waistline and modest fit. It highlights patterns and fabric requirements, offering a Spring and Summer Pattern Book, two pattern books, and associated prices. Readers are invited to request catalogs from Hope Star Tod Pattern Bureau in Chicago with their name address style number and size.
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Morel
Hope Star Tod Pattern
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Aunt Jerushy On the Warpath at Cale Senior Play
The Cale Senior class presents Aunt Jerushy On the Warpath a three act play featuring a cast of four men and five women. The lineup includes Sufficiency Fish-Darius Mitchell Elder Stuffels Bernice Cummings Mirany-Buster Benton Bill Bar Lonnie Hall Aunt Ishy Pish Ina Glaze Little Sis Popkins Pauline Alse Brock Mise Stelly Ella Snapper Bow Lee Rhodes Madan Rueng DeBuno Winnie Lou Jobe Eisie Barker Mildred Reddling. The show is scheduled for Friday night April 8.
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Jerushy
Cale
Sufficiency Fish
Darius Mitchell
Elder Stuffels
Bernice Cummings
Mirany
Buster Benton
Bill Bar -Lonnie Hall
Shy Pish
Ina Glaze
Little Sis Popkins
Pauline Alsebrock
Mise Stelly
Ella Snapper
Bow Lee Rhodes
Madan Rueng DeBuno
Winnie Lou
Jobe
Eisie Barker
Mildred Reddling
House Debates Roosevelt Power Bill Amid Amendments
In a tense session Representative Sumners urged amending the Roosevelt admin reorganization bill rather than killing it outright. Opponents pressed for defeat while Sumners warned against surrendering to executive power yet argued for cautious changes. Other lawmakers questioned cost and real impact, with O Connor threatening to strike the enacting clause. The debate highlighted the nation’s drive to curb emergency powers as Browder’s influence loomed.
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Talion
Sumners
Dem. Tex
Roosevelt
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
White House
United States
McClellan
Dem. Ark
Congress
O'Connor
N. Yo
Sada
House
Senate
Berteeta Koutsan
Rep
Minn
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Mer. Browder
Rey
Mind Your Manners in Business Situations
A fragmented advice piece quizzes readers on social etiquette in business settings. It covers whether a businessman should send flowers to a potential female partner, guarding against obligation, spending excessive time with coworkers, secretary conduct with bosses, handling mixed offhand remarks, and proper gift acceptance. It offers terse, opinionated answers, stressing discretion and polite phrasing.
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Vii
Smith
Movie scrapbook By Bill Porter Caricatures PB George Searbo
In a discussion on executive power Knutson argues that reorganization legislation would hasten one man rule in America and likens it to Soviet practices. He contends the plan would subjugate the Civil Service Commission and weaken the General Accounting Office, increasing presidential control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
George Searbo
America
Russia
Civil Service Commission
General Accounting Office
Navy reenlistment for H W Green from Hope Route One
Herbert Woodrow Green fireman first class reenlisted in the Navy at Little Rock for four years and was assigned to the Submarine Base New London Connecticut. He first joined January 8 1934 and was discharged from the submarine USS Tarpon at San Diego January 7 1938. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry B Green Route 1 Hope. He is a graduate of the Navy Submarine training school and the Diesel Engine School in New London.
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Herbert Woodrow Green
Navy
Little Rock
New London
Green
Henry B. Green
Route 1
Hope
Tarpon
San Diego
Calif
Composite Photo: George Mason a CCC member with future outlook
A descriptive profile of George Mason, a CCC member five feet eight and 147 pounds, showing training in auto repair and a career outlook. The piece notes about 8500 CCC men leave for private work monthly and that 1940 could see the CCC end unless Congress acts. Mason exemplifies the agency’s claimed influence on American youth and national manhood.
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CCC
George
Congress
George Mason
Foehner
Mass Weddings Planned For Chinese Refugees In Shanghai
In Shanghai refugee camps Chinese charity groups plan monthly mass weddings each with no cash cost. Couples will borrow wedding costumes from royal shops. The groom’s attire includes a silk gown and fedora hat despite denim overalls on his padded outfit.
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Shanghai
Springhill Farm Bureau Organizes Local Unit
The Springhill community Farm Bureau held a 7:30 p.m. meeting led by H B Huskey to organize a local bureau. Over 50 members attended and elected Frank J Hill president W S McDowell vice president and R A Johnson secretary treasurer. C M Lamkin discussed the value of a one variety cotton community and soil building under the 1938 AAA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Springhill
H. BH. Huskey
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Frank J. Hill
W. S. McDowell
R. A. Johnson
Clifford L. Smith
C. M. Lamkin
Farm Bureau of
Community cotton seed plan discussed by Hempstead county farm bureau
Elected seed variety and orders for pedigreed seed were arranged on a cooperative basis to form a one variety cotton community. Frank J. Wil emphasized the need for organized local farm bureau units and outlined topics for study by local bodies. About 7.6 percent of the 65 million mobilized in World War I experienced death injury capture or disease.
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Hempstead County
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