Church reorganizes leadership after resignations vote
Resignations by officers clear the way for congregational reorganization led by Rev L C Texarkana. Elders and deacons were elected, creating a 15 member board from heads of departments like Missionary Society and Sunday School. The plan includes a ten year program with officers to be elected and standing committees appointed at a Thursday meeting and closing with Sunday services led by Rev Mugeet of Bentonville.
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L. C
Texarkana
Catons
Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Gtanding
Columnithich
Mugeet
Bentonville
Revival music leader to preach at 7:45 services
The musical program leader will preside over the revival and deliver the Sunday morning sermon. Dr. Leet closes Sunday night and speaks Thursday on What Is Sin. Friday night asks What Is the Soul and Sunday night covers The Church of Today. All services start at 7:45.
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Dr. Leet
Church of Today
Stores Are Sued by Berry Growers
The Louisiana Farmers Protective Union Inc. of Hammond and its president Ellis M. Jenkins filed suit in a U.S. district court in Little Rock for 325,576 dollars against six chain grocers. The defendants are Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Atlantic Commission Company Kroger Wesco Safeway Stores and TrisWay Produce.
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Little Rock
Louisiana Farmers Protective Union Inc
Hammond
Ellis M. Jenkins
U.S. District Court
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of America
The
Atlantic Commission Company
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Wesco Food Company
Safeway Stores
TrisWay Produce Company
Negro Health Month Observed at Yerger High School
Yerger High School held a series of lectures for National Negro Health Month from April 1 to 30. Dr. Leon Eves spoke to the ninth grade assembly about dentistry’s impact on overall health and the link between oral care and general welfare, urging frequent visits to a dentist for prevention.
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Yerger High School
Leon Eves
Naomi Yerger
Eves
Washington Society Feels Kindly Toward Mellow Old Timers
Washington’s old-timers in official society enjoy unique immunity and influence. Wives of long-serving officials form a comfortable, well-connected core who aid newcomers, host lunches, and support charity, while steering clear of overt campaigning. The piece notes their memory, memoir deals, and guarded gossip, with a wry nod to nostalgia for the “good old days.”
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Washington Society
Washington
Mount Vernon
Capial
Congress
Wisconsin
Wilson
Kentucky
Nash's Tonic Promises Health Boost in Winter Season
Patent remedy claim Nash's C. & L. Tonic builds up energy, improves digestion, stimulates the liver, and purges waste. It allegedly removes malaria strains, corrects constipation and biliousness, with a druggist refund if not satisfied. Sold in Hope by Joka & Gibson.
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Nash
Artg
Joka
Gibson
Anniversary Sale Marks Milling Firm Centennial Milestone
The Dudley grocery and market join with H C Cole Milling of Chaster M Ki to celebrate the firm’s 100th anniversary. Dudley Flour and Feed distributes Cole Mills products in this territory while Hing flour Omega flour and feeds gain wide sale. The company began before railroads and shipped flour by boat for many years. Dudley notes steady growth and many satisfied users.
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Dudley Grocery
H.C. Cole Milling Company
Chaster
M. Ki
Dudley Flour and Feed Company
Cole Mills
Hing
Omega
H. C. Cole Milling Company
Dudley
New Well in Magnolia Sector Cleans Itself
A Magnolia Arkansas well drilled Sunday in SW NW 24-17-20 autos into pits and tanks. By Wednesday afternoon it was producing about 17 barrels per hour with gas pressure around 1400 pounds on the tubing and casing. Total depth 7595 feet, casing set to 7485 feet.
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Magnolia
Ark
Southwond
Garrett Bel
Uncertain Oil Wells and Pension Note Amid Alaska LaborFigures
Fragmented OCR texts reference Atlantic and various wells with depths around 7555 feet and 7480 feet, plus a 195 feet saturation break. A pension feature affecting about 21,000 workers under the Social Security Act is noted, alongside undeveloped manganese deposits in northwest Washington.
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Alaska
Washington
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Idet
Dea
Ustin
Texas
Br. Pierce
Golden Medical
Discovery
Ranger
E Felts
Studebaker
Hollywood
Gerry Dick
NEA Service
Archer Motor Company
East Third Street Hope, Arkansas
Aurin Franks, Mae
Meet the
Westinghouse
Hope Hardware Company
Hope
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Dewey Hendrix
Hempstead County
John S. Gibson
Dudley Grocery and Market
Walle
Magnolia Fold
Atlantic
Garrett Dal
Aighn
Baker
Southwoods L. A
City Bakery
Walnut Street
C. W
P. and G
Poltry
Armour
Jack
Dudley Flour & Feed Co
Hope, Arkansas
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