Local notices and club reports fill Wednesday pages
Wednesday visitors Included Harvey Barr in Little Rock and Gentry returning from Fort Smith for his uncle Leon Gentry's funeral. Jimmie Parker of Laurel hosted with Mr and Mrs J Ry Fooyd. Henry of Monroe visits Dr F D Henry. Methodist Girls Club renamed to Boys and Girls World Club and planned Korea paper contest. Mery Barnum shared Korea tale. social hour served. Local society notes cover wedding attendance, sewing club formation at Brookwood OC Have, Bay View Reading program at Mrs D B Thompson home with Woodrow Wilson study and Federal Reserve banking notes. showers, gifts, and hospitality hosted for Mrs Chester Andres, Nashville guests, and others. Also mentions Miss Ruth Huskey achieving top average at Central College Conway and related honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Parker
Laurel, Miss
J. Ry Fooyd
Ti “Tl. Henry
Monroe
F. D. Nenry
Methodist Girls Club
In Hyme
Frances Marrel
West Sixth Street
Mish Dile Eyre
Joe Smith
Iden
Boys and Girls World Club
Korea
Mery
Barnum
Fisher Inother
Chas Harrell
R. M. LaGrone
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Federal Reserve Banking System
C. C. Spragins
Citizens National Bank of Hope
Spragins
Arknitsag
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Districts
Federal Reserve System
Wilson
R. M. Briant
J. M. Russell
Chester Andres
West Fourth Avenue
Sally Bright
Andres
M. J. Warwick
Mesdaines Marto Nowell
L. A. Sullivan
Ambrose Cheshler
Brooks Reese
Robert Sullivan
Dave Sullivan
John Mason
John Hicks
Nashville
Mest James Dewey Buber
Harald Robberts
Stuart Hunt
W. M. Marshall
Harry Westerman
Lex King
Gus Parker
T. J. Reynolds
John Lawrener
Arthur Travillion
C. C. Westerman
Herbert Griffin
Charles Westerman
Clyde Phillips
Ross Bright
Sermon and singing at Antioch near Emmet Sunday
The Rev. J. W. Simmons of Rector, president of the Arkansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church, will preach at Antioch, three miles east of Emmet, Sunday at 11 a.m. Dinner on the ground at noon. Singing from 1 to 3. The Rev. Alan Rogers of Emmet will preach at 2 p.m. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Simmons
Arkansas
Lewisville Pageant Contests Schedule Leaves Few Gaps
The Lewisville event lists many contestants and programs across Friday and Saturday including girls and boys voices songs, violin, reading, spelling, typing, English, geometry, history, and debates. Noted leaders include program chairs Menders Coker Stinnett and Bolding with a registration booth in the high school office open Friday evening and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Hervey
Paul Jones
A. D. Middlebroots
Annie McKee
Clark Reynerson
Dennis Richards
J. W. Secrest
Hendrix Spragains
John Wallace
Arthur Whitehurst
Vaughn 2. Woodard
Hubert Elliot
Carlene Bruner
Rexena Baaye
Herman Valentine
Payton Kolb
Eugene Greene
Hendrix Spraggins
Thomas Crosnoe
Roy Lewis
David Davis
Dolan Cargile
A. D. Middlebrooks
Mary del
G. C. Coker
Methodist Church
G. C. Ciker
T. M. Stinnett
G. P. Bolding
A T and T Stand Put on Salaries Overriding Demand
New York based directors of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. overrode a stockholders demand for changes in salaries. The action leaves executive compensation as is amid ongoing governance discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System executives salaries raise stockholder questions
A statement of executive salaries Wednesday urged maintaining the Bell system as an institution of opportunity for the best brains. A board drafted resolution suggested paying more to attract better men, amid questions from about 40 stockholders at the annual meeting. Gifford defended the salaries, noting 680,000 stockholders. Julian J. Pierce had proposed publishing all salaries and cutting the president to 75000 and others to 22500, both motions failing. The dispute followed exposure of high pay in Splawn's report to Congress, which cited Gifford’s 1938 pay of 212000 and the generosity of top executive compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Walter S. Grifford
Gifford
Julian J. Pierce
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Pierce
Walter M. Splawn
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
House Interstate Commerce Committee
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Splawn
Socials and Visitations In Holly Springs
Holly Springs residents hosted and visited relatives and friends including Sibyl Samiel, Lucy Lloyd, Melba Goffee, Beatrice Hembree, Audrey Derryberry, DeAnn’s kin, Len Willis, Lee Elliott, Mrs Evans and daughter Odell, Dale Atkins, Denver Hembree, and Rev Rogers. A pie supper is planned for Saturday night April 2%, inviting all locals to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibyl Samiel
Lucy B. Lloyd
Melba Goffee
Beatrice Hembree
Audrey Derryberry
DeAnn
Len Willis
Lee Elliott
Evans
Odell
Carl Evans
Dale Atkins
Allison
Denver Hembree
Rev. Rogers
Derryberry
Eligible Farmers Must Ask Loans in Arkansas
State relief officials urge eligible farmers to apply for federal crop production loans before April 30 to avoid losing access to rehabilitation benefits. W R Dyess notes many families may qualify for rehab aid and still miss out if they do not obtain loans. Work projects have begun across 17 counties as the program progresses. A Negro revival at the Church of God, led by Evangelist J F Jackson, drew attention with sermons on faith in God and the pious pathway, signaling growing community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hock
Arkansas
W. R. Dyess
FERA
Mr. Dyes
Negro Church of God
Evangelist J, FP
Jackson
Business and personal visitors travel to Nashville and Springs
Tok ia Mr. 1 Stream of Hot Springs visited Tokio Wednesday. Alvin Coaley and A Halt were business visitors in Nashville Wednesday. Mrs Vicie Hutch and her granddaughter Miss Fannie returned home Wednesday after extended visits to Mineral Springs and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stream of Hot Springs
Tokio
Alvin Coaley
Nashville
Vicie Hutch
Fannie
Mineral Springs
Halt
Local residents visit kin and friends across towns
VY A McLaughlini visited Nashville on business. Mr and Mrs J H McLarty and children of Nashville called on relatives here Sunday. Lin Smith from near Belton spent with Ben Cooley family Sunday. Kathryn Holt left for an extended visit to Beau mont Texas. Dr Hansford Holt of Nashville visited Tokyo Friday. Millerd Huddleston of DeQueen visited his mother Saturday. Thomas Compton of Bingen was a business visitor Saturday. Bye Stuart family and son Ack spent Sat night and Sunday with relatives in Murfreesboro. Mrs John Trant and Mrs Luther Trant and children of Highland visited Mrs G O Wisdom Saturday. Jeff Bradley family from McCaskill visited J T Warren Saturday night and Sunday. Sam Stuart visited relatives in Murfreesboro past weekend. Mrs Enos Ward of Pump Springs visited sister Mrs Robert Sanford Saturday. Several from here attended Hempstead County Singing convention at Sardis Sunday. Mrs W F Morris Sr visited relays at Nashville Friday. Grover Theobulf and Melvin Cooley of Bingen visited C M Cooley, who dislocated his hip recently in a fall from a dusting machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. A. McLaughlini
Nashville
J. H. McLarty
Lin Smith
Near Belton
Ben Cooley
Kathryn Holt
Beaumont
Texas
Hansford Holt
Millerd Huddleston
DeQueen
Thomas Compton
Bingen
Murfreesboro
Enos Ward
Pump Springs
Robert Sanford
Hempstead County
Sardis
W. F. Morris Sr
Relay Lives
Harmony Wright to leave hospital for Ben Rothwell motor near Hope
Harmony Jim A Wright is doing nicely and will be discharged from the hospital Monday AA to the Ben Rothwell motor near Hope. Saturday night a party at the home of Mrs Benard Barbree hosted by Miss Etalia Cassidy drew a large crowd. Names of local residents appear with Sunday visits and weekend guestings among neighbors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim A. Wright
Ben Rothwell
Hope
Mry
Jeff Wright
Bonnie Crews
Miss Holloway
Miss Cassidy
George McMilten
Ray McWilliams
Baby
Joe Daugherty
Daugherty
Mrs. McWilliams
Sparks
Rexroe
Leach
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Podeky
O. W
Mes
North
Louisiana Street
Ti Franklin
Roy Anderson
Harvey Barr
Little Rock
Gentry
Fort Smith
Leonard Gentry
Williams
Ahia Son J
Ry Williams
Mee Watling
Eapy
Masonic Tall
Bone
Gibson Dr
Northcatt Te Charne
Wwe
Mas Mae Dottie
Jay Lanon
Edwin Dasyettain
Fk de Die Grap
Cixtly
Niihy
Brookwood
Jennie Sue Mein
East Second Street
Margret Cornelius
Aneila Jean Davis
Secreti Ani Tee
Jenny
Sue
Ross
Pearl Plummer
Margie Sutton
Agnes Jaines
Clay Reaching
Eudora Hatcher
Mary Ann Wil
Bay View Reading
D. B. Thompson
South Pine Street
T. R. Billingsley
Steve Carrigan Jr
B.J. Lipscomb
Andy CO. Lipscomb
Lg Hope
Gurdon
Towers
Lee J. Hill
Dorado
Ruth Huskey
H. H. Huskey
Central College
Conway, Ark
Colege
Miss Huskey
Prescott High School
Edway
Monts
Al's Hope
Ark
the Foster
Elson
Antioch
Lewisville
Rexall
John S&s. Gibson Drug Company
Hope, Ark
Boswell & Higgason
Holly Springs
Tom Kinser
George White
J.C. Penney
Lon
Our
Agricultural College
Swift
Pavone Gas
Southern Gratin and Produce (Co
Risea
Grover Theobulf
Melvin Cooley
C. M. Cooley
Rackers
Jeannton
Pork ‘Chops
Wieners, Ib
Stephenson
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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