Easter services and weddings amid memorial rites observed
A long, fragmented account describes Easter religious rites, congregational processions, and solemn sermons tied to Resurrection themes. It notes Bishop led rites in a church with a historic liturgy, mentions St. John’s or Salem area locations, and references Easter Day observances and a graveyard procession. It also lists numerous local weddings and social notices, including names, places, and affiliations, with scattered details about attendees and churches involved.
60 000 Arkansans Seek Employment
Arkansas State Employment Services reports active job files totaling about sixty thousand with around ten thousand women and four thousand veterans among men. March exhibits added registrations and many in production, skilled trades, and service sectors while a national survey will classify applicants by sex color and occupation for Washington. Southwest Arkansas offices coordinate the regional effort across Clark Sevier Pike and Hempstead counties.
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Michaev Philenson
Arkansas State Employment Services
Wienenployment
Indusey
Marvel
Patterson
Tiss
Marah
Garater
AP Toe
Veterans’ Service
United States Employment Service
Ue Servi
Nui
Cully
Touareg
Arkansas Service
Mob National Survey
Eapploynent
Washington
Ste Tis
Dotrigk Uffien
Tiese Cit
Southwest
Arkansas
van Weet Clark
Thanpsta
Mewar
Gubtle River
Novinta
Pike
We Sevier
Hope
TVS
National event to organize men in April in Tokia area
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a national entlugin event involving organizers for a men group. Names like Bill Freyy and Toya head trainer are listed, with an April date and references to schedules and formation of an organizing committee. The text is garbled but indicates preparations for a male-centered gathering in Conia or nearby.
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Jowa Ciety
Thy Groke Mefios
Bill Freyy Toya
Ehvirman
Paragould Man Files Against Rep Driver
A Paragould man filed his petition opposing Congressman W. J. Driver of Geisoula in the First District. The action signals a challenge to the incumbent in the congressional race.
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Paragoulil
Congress
W. J
Gseoula
Best Known Small Business Organizing Tactics Rise
A fragmented local discussion sketches methods to organize small business into a powerful voice. Fry advocates outreach to farmers and auto workers while others doubt the effort’s immediate impact.
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ANU
Mitch Dal Bey
Wien
Bowen
Detroit
Hanis
Tno
Fry
Hin
United States
Pioneer Exhibit Group Aids Wright Legacy in Detroit Event
A Detroit gathering will honor early aviation pioneers including Orville Wright, Nanny Mord, and General Powlois with the Wright bicycle shop heritage. Guests will join Eddie Rickenbacker, Charles Kettering, and other Early Birds for April 16 dedicatory buildings, with over 200 attendees expected.
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Wright
Detroit
Nanny Mord
Orville Wright
Benjani Powlois
First Army
W. RB
Scripps
Detroit Downspader
Pred Hoover
Eddie Rickenbacker
Wrights
Dayton
Charles P. Kettering
Hempstead county chicks show superior quality this year
Hempstead county farm families are buying better quality chicks this year signaling stronger laying flocks by next fall and winter. Extension poultryman S A Moore stresses balanced ration with animal protein sources, minerals, green feed, and unlimited water to maintain growth and prevent setbacks.
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Hempstead
A. Moore
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Mr. Mone
Greenfield to Open Wright Shop and Edison Memorial
A dedication sequence invites notable figures to attend a Wright shop and home exhibit opening in Greenfield, modeled after a Thomas A. Edison memorial nearby. Henry Mord urges the display to inspire youths by showing practical achievements despite limited equipment through clever design and effort.
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Avril Hi
Wright
Greenfield
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Mord
Merry Go Round of 1938 at Saenger and New Theaters
A lavish cast led by Colbert and Coupe staged for the Easter week runs at Saenger theater and New Theater. The film features Mischa Auer and Alice Brady with a host of Hollywood greats like Edward Everett Morton David Niven and Jimmie Sayo. The plot centers on romantic comedy with vaudeville touches and star appearances from Broadway veterans and European tour favorites.
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Ernst Lubitsel
Colbert
Coupe
Europe
Saenger Theater
Miss Colbert
Cooper
Hollywood
Edward Everett Morton
David Niven
Buddy DeSylva
New Theater
Mischa Auer
Alice Brady
Mischa
Broadway
Billy Mouse
White Horse Inn
Bert Lahr
New York
Jimmie Sayo
America
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Paris
Ziegfeld
Earl Carrell
George White
Louise Fazenda
Mack Sennett
Dave Apollon
Ace of Vaudevillians
Dave
Johny King
Buck
Young Soldier
Joy Hodges
Ted Fio Rite
Carol Lerner
Jimmie Grier
Ozzie Nelson
Kaufman & Mart
Incomplete Feed Mixing Instructions Cited in Extension
The fragment notes that proper growth depends on mixing thick feeds and references Extension Cited as Number 14, suggesting guidance may be incomplete or excerpted. It implies that a full procedure is needed for correct preparation and application of the feeds.
Pine Needle Basket Demonstrations At McCaskill Club
McCaskill Home Demonstration club met April 7 at Mrs. W. M. Long’s home. Demonstrations on Pine Needle Baskets and burlap rags were by Mrs. C. S. Bittick and Mrs. William Long. De votional led by Mrs. H. H. Hamilton and singing by Mrs. J. M. Curtis. Visitors included Mrs. Gordon Presentl and others, with many members present. Cake and lemonade were served by the hostess and assistants.
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C. S. Biltick
William Long
McCaskill Home
W. M. Long
H. H. Hamilton
J. M. Curtis
Gordon Presentl
Marlin Askew
Rath Rawhuw
Washington and Texarkana Visitors Parade Through Week
Washington residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Texarkana Newellton Lewisville Hope Seminole and Hope in a week of social calls church meetings and a Presbyterian presbytery gathering. Notable events included a Young Womens Association program at Mrs. C A Williams home and a Womans Auxiliary circle at the Presbyterian church with scripture readings prayers and ten members attending.
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W. Butler
W. TH. Etter
Texarkana
D. M. May
Jack Boyes
Lottie Allen
Ida Scuggins
Rollin
J. F. Scoggins
O. W. Butler
Newelton
Jess Watking
Margaret Nell
Lewisville
Lee Watking
Reece Arrington
Hope
W. D. Watkins
W. E. Elmore
Ae Hope Hospital
J. C. Williams
L. Pitkinton
Presbyterian Church
Malvern
B. A. Hartsfield
Seminole
Oklo
Kate Halt
Lee Holt
Estelle Citty
Thelma Emedley
Sammie Merrell
la Visistor
Young Womens Assication
C. A. Williams
Lorenza Tate
Earl Bruce
Rebai May
Mary Sue Stingley
Mary Levins
Reba May
June Pinegar
Arkansas ¥. W. A
A. Williams
J. A. Wilson
Stork Warned by Royse City Doctors Over Bills
In Royse City Texas two physicians warn expecting parents that the stork must pay bills before delivery. Their 1937 ad notes many births were recorded but bills unpaid and urges payment or arrangements. The message frames delivery as contingent on settling accounts.
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Royse City
Texas
Minutes Describe New Prayer Group and Easter Egg Hunt
The meeting read and approved minutes. A survey of the Personal Guide for auxiliary women aimed at unmet last year goals. An intercessory prayer group formed with a daily prayer target. A $10 gift from Mrs. W R King memorializes her mother Elizabeth Andrews Hart, funds to be used for a memorial gift, decision pending. The group voted to assist in a community Easter egg hunt next Sunday. Bible study led by Mrs. W H Ester planned for next Monday at the church. Meeting closed with Mizpah.
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W. R. King
Elizabeth Andrews Hart
W. H. Ester
Iowa sophomores seek third varsity letter in spring sports
Nile Kinnick and Er win Prasse, Iowa City sophomores, push for a third varsity letter this spring after earning awards in football and basketball and now joining the baseball squad.
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Iowa City
Nile Kinnick
Erwin Prasse
Iowa
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