Sunday School Notes and Social Gatherings In Town
Local church groups and community clubs host meetings and social events this weekend. Highlights include the first Baptist Sunday school unit hosting a Tuesday evening gathering at Mair Park, Arkansas College students visiting with families, and an Easter sale sponsored by the Brookwooders A. with sales at Hope Furniture.
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Mesip
Ail Mesis
Davis Yink Kenest
Helene
BLY Daves Et Chest
Bes
Janine O'Neil
Alvert Jeswell
Mise Charlotte Ao
Arkanas College
Latesvile
Hee Perents
Anne
Piest Baptist
Sebaul
Evenane
Mair Park
Arkansas Chugapess Fe
Midebings
da Het Springs
le Nian
Bas Peun
Sing a Song of Sixpence Act Now Yvonne The King Tiges
Fragmentary text mentions people and a throne theme with references to a democratic country and a ceremonial setting. The readable parts include names such as Mare Annette Emilio Cecile and Mother Gouse Quintuples. The overall sense is unclear and piecemeal.
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Mare
Annette
Atriahy
Emilio
Cecile
Brush control and pasture seeding urged by Arkansas agent
County Agent Clifford L. Smith promotes brush clearance from pastures to restore grazing capacity and reduce erosion. He advocates seeding a go large pasture, using windbreaks and salt remedies, with emphasis on productive land use and improved livestock support acrossArkansas farms.
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Eriy Fay
Arvises
Dale McGregor
Assishm
University of Arkitisis College of Agriculture
Arkansas
Mr McGregor
The King and Queen in Old School Royalty Drama
A fragmentary page discusses royal figures and stage works. The Queen Marie is praised as an old school queen who seeks desire with or without robes. A satire on royalty contrasts pie singing money and honey with the toil of the lower classes, ending with a tease for Next week Old King Cole.
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Marie
Emilie
Needlepoint and crafts at club meeting in 1790 census note
Members viewed needlepoint and flour sack curtain appliqué then learned pine needle baskets from farm materials. Recreation leader Mrs Jerryman hosted amusing games, with Mrs Zimmerly supplying more activities. Next meeting set for May 9 at Mrs Holt’s home. Census population in 1790 was 3,829,214.
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M. Olsen
Rock Mondhy
Mary Morrow
Gladys Watsin
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Arkansas Congress of Virants
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Moire Rechich
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First Baptist Sunday School
Harold Porterfield
Dyton
First Presbyterian Church
Etta Champlin
Momle
Elm Street
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CC. McNeill
Ausaliary
Flora Currie
Elly Champlin
Sid Henry
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Foeretia Dligh Selinal
Gidesburg
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Fredric Mach
Soan Fontaine
Allamn LaWe
Ronald Woods
Ann Dvorak
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Lule Deste
Hues
Tuan Nvirre
Iy & Fri
Shick
Ladie’s Specialty Shop
Yvonne
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Clifford L. Smith
Himboarndieng
Mule
Anna Layshindansiy University
Arkinsis College of Agriculture
Evan Keoason
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Hallorn
Mukdrawy
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University of Arkansas
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Chile
Summergan
Bel Femoon Aurmey Freeales
Pimple
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Ladies’ Specialty Shop
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Phoenix
Calors
Folly
Gaiety
Scandal
Tease
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