Tempers, Teardrops, and Town News Across Tex.
Fragmented prose laments loneliness and inhumanity while a cluster of local social notes lists visits, lectures, meetings, and club events. Notable items include Mrs. J. Barrow hosting Arkansas humorists program, Dr. A. Kolb’s mental hygiene lecture, and a May meeting set for the old state capitol Washington.
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Darorie Smith
Barrow
Heaponses
Opie Reed
Chas. T. Davis
Washington
Black Hotel
Maude Winn
Ashdown
Vesper Service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday
The First Presbyterian church will host a vesper program Sunday at 5 30 PM featuring a processional hymn Day In Dying in the West invocation worship and its benefits hymn No 17 scripture Luke 12 13 31 a basis of man s religious life announcements and offerings ten minute sermon The Greatest Need of the Hour solo Ive Done My Work Mrs Ward Dabney closing hymn No 29 a hymn of praise and benediction
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First Presbyterian Church
Hyman
Ward Dabney
First Presbyterian Church W R Anderson Minister News
A Sunday schedule from First Presbyterian Church outlines Bible study at 9 45 p m morning worship at 1 00 p m with sermon The Method of Regeneration and special music vesper service at 5 30 p m youth program at 6 45 p m and a 3 00 p m Monday Young People gathering The Ladies Auxiliary Circles meet with various hosts The pastor and Elder C C Spragins will attend the Quachita Presbytery meeting in Magnolia Tuesday event in
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L. C. Becker
J. L. Myers
Roy Johnson
W. R. Anderson
First Methodist Church Schedule with Pastor J L Cannon
Sunday School at 0:45 a m preaching at 119 p m and 7 40 p m Epworth League meets at 6 45 p m Prayer meeting at 7 0 p m Wednesday
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First Methodist Church
J.L. Cannon
Epworth Laggue
Sunday School Grows at Christian Church
Our Sunday School at the Christian Church reports 148 attendees last Sunday and aims for 175 next, with communion served at the close of the Sunday School hour. F Erwin speaks to the congregation on September 8 as part of ongoing church activities.
The Church of Christ Services and Bible Study
John G. Reese, minister, preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Morning sermon The Present and the Future. Evening sermon Conversion of the Jailer. Mid week Bible study Wednesday 745 p m. Brother Reese to preach at Cranks School House supply 230 p m. Cordial welcome to attend all services. Bible study Sunday morning at
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Reese
Cranks School House
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Feaver Meeting
Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m Rev W C Bennett of Texarkana will preach at 11 o clock There is no evening service Feaver meeting Wednesday at 730 p m Everybody is invited to attend these services
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W. C. Bennett
Texarkana
Feaver
Hoverybody
Arsene Lupin at Saenger previews scientific crime tale
The Metro Goldwyn Mayer film Arsene Lupin, starring John and Lionel Barrymore, showcases modern criminology with a police laboratory sequence, dynamometer measurements, and micrograph analysis. The plot follows the gentleman thief aiming to steal the Mona Lisa, with Karen Morley and others in supporting roles. A midnight vaudeville four-act program accompanies Saturday preview.
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Aresene Lupin
Saenger
Snuffer Methors
Paris Sureta
Metro- Goldwyn + Mayer
Marke
John
Lionel Parrymore
Maurice le Blanc
Francie de Crotgeat
John Barrymore
Auave Society
Arisone Lupin
Lionel Barrymore
John Hiljan
Eplandes
Manaures
Louvre
Paris
Art Gallery
Jack Conway
Foun Crawford
Karen Morley
Milian
Tully Marshall
Henry Armetta
George Davis
John Davidson
James Mack
Mary Jane Irving
Arsene Lupin
Midnight Preview at Saenger Shows Barrymore Brothers
The Saenger Theatre hosts a midnight preview Saturday night featuring John and Lionel Barrymore in a tale of two brothers one a thief the other a detective pursuing him. Vaudeville talent from Hope accompanies the feature with bargain 10c-15c prices on several showings through the week.
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Saenger Theatre
John
Lionel Barrymore
Plans Advertising Series For State
LITTLE ROCK A Bott Advertising Agency plan funds a series of national magazine ads to attract investment to Arkansas firms. Leo P Bott says the effort seeks new capital for Arkansas expansion and to win essential advertising work for the agency. Ads will run in early issues of Saturday Evening Post Time Nation's Business and Postage and the Mailbag.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Bott
Leo P. Bott
Nomination prospects amid delegate counts and primaries
Roosevelt leads with expected first ballot strength and 700 plus delegates, aided by uninstructed votes and 230 total pledged. Key contests loom in Pennsylvania Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska Alaska as states hold primaries and at-large delegates on April 22 and 24.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Winnais
Michigan
Nebraska
Alaska
Roosevelt
Winais
Jim Ham Lewis
Illinois
Murray
John N. Garner
Garner
North Dakota
Too Late to Classify ee Peper hanging 2.50 per room and iup. Phono $6, Hy
Fragments suggest a classified or notice item with prices 2.50 per room and 6 dollars for phone related service. lacks clear entities, dates, or locations to form a full item.
Medical Society Convention Names 1933 Officers
LITTLE ROCK Dr L J Kosminsky of Texarkana named president elect of Arkansas Medical Society as 57th annual convention closes. Will H Mock of Peak, Grove elected president for 1932, succeeds Darmon Rhinehart. New officers include Hinkle Tankersly Holt Calcite Bathurst and others with Bathurst re elected secretary. Hot Springs chosen for 1933 convention.
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Little Rock
L. J. Kosminsky
Texarkana
Arkansas’ Medical Society
Will H. Mock
Peakie Grove
Darmon A. Rhinehart
Kosminsky
S. B. Hinkle
Grace Tankersly
Pine Bluff
C. S. Holt
Fort Smith
R. J. Calcite
William R. Bathurst
Lite Rock
L. T. Evang
Batesville
H. T. Smith
McGehee
A. C. Kolb
Hope
M. E. Mekeskill
J. Wolfermann
Bathurst
Rhinehart
American Medical Association
Hot Springs
Roosevelt Delegates Fight Seen In Key State Conventions
Roosevelt supporters claim strong momentum from Michigan and Maine, with battles in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania over Roosevelt, Smith, and uninstructed delegates. In Pennsylvania Pittsburgh leader Joe Guffey claims 66 Roosevelt delegates while others push for unpledged, Smith, or Newton Baker alignment amid primary results and looming Chicago platform decisions.
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Roosevelt
Michigan
Maine
Iowa
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Smith
Keystone
Joe Guffey
Pittsburgh
Sedgwick Kistler
John R. Collins
Newton D. Baker
Chicago
Bay State
Washington
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Murray
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Georgia
Missouri
Reed
Philippines
Arkansas
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Bein
New York
Campany
John F. Curry
Hoosevelt
Murder in Booneville: Kingsbury Kills Meintrell Then Ends Own Life
In Booneville Missouri real estate man Leo Meintrell 2 was shot to death Friday night in his locked office. Kingsbury 58 former Booneville bank president and business partner killed himself an hour and a half later in a cemetery. Coroner notes a premeditated plan and long standing quarrel.
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Y. Louis
Leo Meintrell
Booneville
William W. Kingsbury
Bt. Louis
Meistrell
Kingsbury
Ginksbury
Booneville Bank
Valhalla
T .C. Beckett
Beckett
Citizens Trust Company
Farmers Trust Company
Meistrel
Farm Prosperity Tied to City Growth in Ten Year Drive
A Minnesota agricultural campaign over ten years linked farm prosperity to urban success. Leaders stressed expanding diversified farming, improving soil suited practices, and transport costs, with newspapers coordinating rail, banking, and extension efforts. The speaker noted drought damage yet rising farm product value and emphasized the need for next leaders to honor promises to farmers.
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Minnesota
Murphy
Oklahoma Oil Rig Fire Quickly Contained After Minor Injuries
A well fire near Okla ho ma was halted Friday after three men were injured and the blaze spread briefly before crews including Morgan Petroleum official John Borden controlled it. W H Jacks on and John Suirley sustained minor injuries as fire damaged only the rig floor two small cases and drilling equipment. Firefighters used water to extinguish the flames.
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Oklahoba
Pais
Otwan
T Giles Bang
John Borden
Morgan Petroleyn Company
W. H. Jacksson
John Suirley
Flusd
Meets Old Friend Waterlo o A German War Gun Revealed in Iowa Window
In Waterloo Iowa Gusti Wrage a former German machine gun sergeant spots a familiar gun through a bank window. Investigation confirms the weapon matches the one used at Arras years ago. The piece moves to broader themes on agriculture and economic balance between farm wealth and city commerce.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Gusti | Wrage
Arras
Minnesota
Union
North Dakota
Northwest
Congress
Minneapolis
New Badger Grid Coach Favors More Open Game
Eugene Oregon reports Dr. Claverice W Spears who leaves Oregon to coach at Wisconsin proposes removing the five yard back rule for forward passes to open play. He argues it would create more open exciting offense and reduce congestion and injuries from body contact.
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Badger
Eugene
Ore
Claverice W. Spears
Oregon
University of Wisconsin
Ring-Loss Leads to Chicken Toll in Clarksville
Mrs. Ray Ford reported her .125 diamond ring missing in Clarksville Tennessee. Suspecting a chicken swallowed it, she watched as 60 birds were killed one by one without recovery of the ring. The dressed chickens were then sold door to door.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Ray Ford
Rupture Aid Ad Offers Free Fitting at 6605 N Tilman
An aged newspaper ad by Mr. Shevnan promotes a rupture support device claiming it strengthens abdominal parts and aids lifting. It promises no medical treatment and offers free fitting at 6605 N Tilman. mentions 15 years as assistant to F. Jey, a noted rupture expert.
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Shevnan
N. Tilman A
F. Jey
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