Assembly Training School program at First Presbyterian church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will sponsor an Assembly Training Schools program at 7 30 Wednesday night. Mrs 8S. T. Davis of Stamps, a Richmond VA graduate, will be guest speaker. A social hour will follow and a free will offering will aid the Assembly Training School. The public is invited. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
T. Davis
Stamps
Assembly Training School
Richmond
General Assembly
Assembly
Cor
Weekend visits and social notes from local families
DeAnn and Ardell Clark and baby from Experiment Farm spent the weekend with his parents and with Edna Vickers. Burke and Enloc Breeding visited Sunday afternoon, along with White and Boyett families from Hope. Osteen of Spring Hill called on Sadie Osteen and family. Hallar McCorkle stayed with relatives Saturday night. Moneycutt and children from Hope visited Sunday with their daughter. Hollis Samuel, Nina Boyett, Halli McCorkle, Aunt Vesta Boyett attended New Hope preaching. David McKee visited Alice and Cecil McCorkle and attended Lickory Shade services. Mrs. T. J. Jones, Mrs. Leroy Santel, and Mac Bell shopped in Hope. Mrs. John Lloyd ill at her mother’s in Spring Hill. Mary Jo McCorkle joined Anna, Nina, and Vesta Boyett Monday. Oklahoma election brief notes conclude with a vote in Okmulgee where Negro voters urged a radio-car ride to polls to hear the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Clark
Experiment Farm
M. Clark
Edna Vickers
Rvin Burke
Enloc
Ruffan White
Lidia White
Hope
E. M. Boyett
Elbert, Osteen
Spring Hill
Sadie Os
Drama of Silent Film Gets Laugh
Associate Press notes silent films look quaint today as a party honors Paramount chief John Ofterson with a screening of Blood and Sand. The piece ridicules 1920s melodrama while praising modern cinema and mentions actors J Edward Bromberg and June Brewster, plus notes on Henry Fonda and Emil Jannings amid reflections on Hollywood’s past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Wood
John E. Ofterson
Paramount
Valentino
Hollywood
J. Edward Bromberg
Bromberg
June Brewster Boughit
Hugh Herbert
Brooklyn
Hugh
New York
Henry Fonda
Buddy
Emil Jankings
Danton
Max Reinhardt
Sutter's Gold at the Saenger
The article previews the film Sutter's Gold at the Saenger featuring Edward Arnold with Binnie Barnes, recounting James Marshall's 1848 discovery at Coloma that sparked the 1849 Gold Rush and drew tens of thousands to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Coloma
Otworld
Callforests
Marshall
Sutter
California
Out of the Way Spots Yield Prize Bass in NC Streams
A Fayetteville editor shares how lesser known streams and lakes offer surprising bass fishing. Notable catches include Maj. George A. O’Connell and C. L. Mozinga with large mouth prizes, and 11 pound 12 ounce bass from Lake Adger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Bauer
Associated Press
Legwarl
Gar
North Carolina
George G. Myrover
Fayetteville, N. C
Observer
Columberland County
Cooper Hall
Fayetteville
Maj
George A. O'Connell
Fort Bragg
C. L. Mosingo
Cumberland County
Broadus M. McKee
Lake Adger
Hall
Big Cross Creek
Rocktfish Creek
Mozinga
O'Connell
McKellar
Italian General Leads 5000 Forces in Ethiopian Campaign
Gen. Achille Starace, Fascist party secretary general, led 5000 Italian troops in a bold campaign. The force built roads and breached mountains to capture Gondar near Lake Tana during the Ethiopian war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achille Starace
Fascist Party
Aahey
Gondar
Lake Tana
Hospital Notes From Local Page
Hospital notes report Jonn Chester and Mrs A D Middlebrooks recovering after major operation Tuesday night at the hospital. Carl Bolt of Benton showed improvement Wednesday after undergoing an unspecified procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Chester
A.D. Middlebrooks
Carl Bolt
Benton
Coyotes Get $28,842 Rewarded In Bounties For 14,421 Kills
War On Predators Montana distributed 28,842 dollars in bounties for fourteen thousand four hundred twenty one coyotes killed across April May and June. State fish and game departments say wildlife loss was prevented and ranchers saved thousands in livestock. The Bureau of Biological Survey notes an old age record for banded wild birds broken by an osprey, with the bird banded as a fledgling living five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Magazine
War On Predators
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bodcaw School to Present Play Thursday
The Bodcaw High School sophomore class schedules a Thursday night play titled Silas Smidge From Turnga. Several local names appear in the readable fragments including Mrs. Raymond James of Hope and A. P. store manager R. L. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodcaw School
Bodcaw High School
Silas Smidge
Tur
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Patmos
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TNO
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Uae
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Nga
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Joe Foley
Charles Singleton
McNab
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Ralph Thornhill
Nolen Caudle
End Thornhill
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Butler
Leola Pixley
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Fat Dunn
Ten County
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