Afterwhiles and gatherings of church circles
A fragmented church notices section lists many meetings of the Young Mothers Circle of the W M S Piest Methodist Church with names and hostesses. It also mentions the May meeting of Cherie No 2 W M S First Methodist, the Executive Board of the Woman Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church, Vesey Circle WL M S, and other social events. A birthday party for Joe Tel Stewarton is described with attendees, refreshments, and a hostess. A Y W of the First Baptist Chapel plans a 6 pm meeting, and a bond of stewards of First Methodist Church set a 2 pm Sunday gathering.
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Wem- Auxiliary
Mandy
Joe Tel Stewarton
Frances Brewin
Trent Anderson
Mary Dell Southward
Facile
Louise Garrett
Christene Sutton
Lille Bell ‘Taylor
Rosa Tee Boles
Audie Lee Payne
Friedi Owens
Clovis Haskell
Joe and
Diler Carpenter
Curt Jowell
John Henry
Sonny Ellen
Mex
Y. W. Ay
First Baptist
Mentay
Sunday Church Notices At St Mark S Ep First Christian
A church notice column lists St Mark s Episcopal second Sunday after Eastor with 10 am morning prayer and services led by Lay Reader. First Christian led by Pastor A Hammond urges Sunday school attendance up to 125 and invites all to join Lot s Tables for fellowship after Communion. May Board meeting Sunday 2 pm. Missionary Society meets Monday with Mrs Duckett. May 8 Mothers Day theme Family Day with family groups seated together.
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ATL
The
Missionary Society
W. Ww. Duckett
Marry Whitworth
Floyd
Jonder
Cotton Goods Drive United Arkansas Farmers Slogan
Hempstead County Farm Bureau leaders announce a state计划 to boost cotton goods consumption. The effort unites producers, manufacturers, and distributors led by H. H. Hopskey and Short of Brinkley to promote the slogan Buy Cotton Save Money Speed Recovery during National Cotton Week May 30 to June 4. The drive targets 8500 retail outlets and 40000 stores to reduce the cotton surplus by increasing purchases of manufactured cotton goods across the region.
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Arkinsay Farm Dureaty Fetereton
Atlanta
H. H. Hopkey
Mempstead County
KLE
Short
Brinkley
State Farm Bureau Organization
Cotton Consumption Council For
Arkansas
Charing CG. Henry
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Cotton Consumption Council
Tennessee
Sind Migsaurd
Charles MW. Yancey
Wid C. G. Smith
Blytheville
Faro Bureau
Huskes
Hempstead Gallery
Fim
Huskey
Cheaman
Mr. Huskey
Hempstead County
Dizzy Debuts Then Strains Arm in Cubs Win
Chicago Cubs pitcher Dizzy Dean started the game against Cincinnati Reds, left with a sore arm after 3 2/3 innings, having allowed two hits and a walk. He said a muscle pull occurred while facing Leu Riggs in the fourth, but manager Charley Grimm pulled him as a precaution. Jack Russell replaced him and shut down the Reds until the ninth before Clay Bryant came in to rescue.
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Chicago
Drzzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Cincinnati Redls
Dean
Mother's Day service drive and state convention plan
Effort to have every church family take part in the Mother's Day service. Plans for attending the state convention at Hot Springs on May 10 11 12. An excellent program anticipated, expected to make this Arkansas church convention one of the greatest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Toh
Jesus
Little Rock Takes Birmingham 4 to 2 in Friday game
Little Rock Travelers beat Birmingham 4 to 2 to even the series. Braxton held the Barons to seven innings with solid defense behind him. Two Birmingham runs came in the eighth on three straight hits.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Garland Braxton
Barons
Scott and Howell
Thompson
Bratton
Bill Sayles
Tittle Reek
Blake
Higbee
Crouch
Braxton
Sayles
Walters
Racial tensions loom at convention as church unity debated
Dr Ellis moves adoption of the Interdenominational Relations report urging a single great church, while Charlton Durant of Manning denounces radical ideas of race mixing and criticizes Northern publications for inflaming passions and unfairness to negroes in the South Carolina context.
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Sages
Ellis
Commission On Interdenominational Relations and
Church Union
Charlton Durant
Manning
South
South Carolina
Mothers Choir Fulfills Its Name
Salt Lake City reports the Mothers Singers choir with over 800 members found in a general conference poll that the average wife has about four children. The survey reflects the group’s focus on family and children in Latter Day Saint church discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Choir
Salt Lake City
Mothers Singers Choir
Aerage Wics
Mexican fund drive grows as citizens back bonds
Citizens across Mexico rally in a nationwide fund drive to back bonds totaling up to 100 million pesos for agricultural reform and national reconstruction. States, cities, unions, schools, churches, and ranchers donate from tens to thousands, with oil revenue eyed as future support. An old man at the Fine Arts Palace wryly notes the regime is framed as Mexico’s effort, not a personal bandit tale.
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Nuevo Lena
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Taxca
Sonora
San Luis Potosi
Catholic Church
Garibi Y Rivera
Guadalajara
Mexico
Fine Arts Palace
Cardenas
Roosevelt Sets Sail For South Atlantic Fishing Cruise
President Roosevelt left Washington on Friday night aboard a special train bound for Charleston then to the 10,000 ton cruiser Philadelphia for a week long fishing voyage in the South Atlantic likely extending to the Virgin Islands. He plans to return via Chesapeake Bay and Annapolis and may transfer to the Potomac at Norfolk. The White House says he also sent antimonopoly message to Congress and met with Myron Taylor among others.
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Roosevelt
South Atlantic
Caribbean
Washington
Bupp
Charleston
D. C
Philadelphia
White House
Congress
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Carstoration
Virgin Islands
Rewrters
Tharleston
Potomic
Norfolk
Chesapeak Bay
Annapolis
State Bar Urges Judicial Reform in Arkansas
Hot Springs Arkansas the Arkansas Bar Association adopted a resolution approving president Walter G Riddick of Little Rock and pledging support to his address criticizing the Arkansas Supreme Court for failures in administering justice Riddick urged the court to exercise its constitutional powers to prevent abuses and warned that public submission would not last if courts remain idle He faulted the court for too much opinion writing and too little case study and for hesitating to set aside clearly wrongful jury verdicts The statement drew sharp criticism of judicial inefficiency and urged reform to prevent ridicule and erosion of public trust.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Bar Associaion
Walter G. Riddick
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Riddick
Supreme Court
Roosevelt dodges question on press censorship bill
Washington news conference reveals President Roosevelt avoiding a direct stance on Senator Minton's bill to make it a felony to publish as fact any known falsehood. He cites prison costs and government expense while deflecting on supporting the measure, as Dr. Edmund Walsh condemns the proposal as tyrannical power over the press.
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Washington
Prsident
Roosevelt
Minton
Ind
Prison Commission
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Georgetown School of Foreign Service
Walsh
Nbel
Large-Scale Tree Planting Under Way in Southwest
AMARILLO Texas The conservation service announces a vast tree planting program, claiming more than 150 million trees and shrubs will be planted, about half in the Dust Bowl plains. H H Finnell regional soil conservation director says trees can grow in semi arid regions and will serve as wind breaks against dust storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
United States
Conservation Service
Dust Bowl
H. H. Finnell
Oace
Chinese and Japs Fight Over Hankow Air Battle
Shanghai dispatches report a major air raid on Hankow by the Japanese on Hirohito's birthday, with Chinese defenders saying 23 Chinese pursuit ships faced 50 Japanese bombers. Casualty counts vary, with 300 killed and 70 wounded claimed in Hankow area, while wreckage and losses are disputed between sides.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Joss
Navy
Britain and France pledge support to Czechs against Hitler
Britain and France announced a united front with the potential for military backing for Czechoslovakia as they met in London to discuss defensive measures against Germany. The two powers framed their pledge as moral support while considering concrete actions if force becomes necessary.
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London
Eng
Great Britain
France
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Minton Bill Condemned As Move Against Supreme Court
A speaker denounced the Minton bill as part of a broader bid to ruin the Supreme Court and restructure the U S government. He warned it should meet the fate of its predecessors, reflecting sharp partisan contention over constitutional reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Supreme Court
United States
Britain and France Align on Defense and Democratic Front
Prime Minister Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Jax coordinate land air and sea forces into a single military machine. Daladier and Bonnet reinforce democracy and common interests, strengthening the democratic front while approving Britain’s deal with Mussolini on Mediterranean and African issues. They seek peaceful joint solutions in Central Europe and examine world problems including the Far East, reaffirming non intervention in Spain.
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Neville Chamberlain
Viscount Hélis Jax
Britain
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
France
Democratic Front
Henrio Mussolini
Italy
Europe
Far East
Spain
The Last Hotel in England and The First Motel in England
At Land's End England a sign on the Jocsl inn proclaims The Last Hotel in England while the opposite side declares The First Motel in England In Grasse the perfume city the scent industry uses about 4 million pounds of orange blossoms and 3 million pounds of rose leaves annually
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Sennen
Land's End
England
Grasse
Mediterranean
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Young Mothers Circle
W. M.S. Piest Methodist
Raye Weiserberger
RCA
Women's Missionary Society of the
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We OW
Duckett
South Blayebreey
Uh CL Whitworth
Chrele Na
TW. M.S
Mary J. Carter
Saford
EL Dorado
Ben Carter
Famiy Lider
Davis Quinn
Pine Buf
First Methodistchurch
Gene Autry
the Pfeodmaker
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Romanee Mit
Ann Sothern Burgess
Mary Boland
Jimmie Martin
Ned Uebee
Indy Vig Morgan
Hig Circus
Hope, Mon
Tastalt Tumblag
Walter Mentors
ST. Mark’s
Lay Readan
First Christian
Vo A. Hammond
Penney’s
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Brown
Post Office
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Farm Bureau
Federation
Dizzy
Cincinnati
Beka’s Plateau
Lohanans
Syria
Vale of
Cassinir
India
Tagilinn
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Catharine Kingsford-Smith
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
RKO Radio
Ann Sothern
Burgess Meredith
Groom
Manniesia
Iitron
Nelarly Onslow Stevens
William Brisbane
Louise Henry
Roger Imhof
Sumner Getehell
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Leona T Roberts
Adrian Morris
Joseph Santley
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New Theater
Leon Errol
Pate Smith
RKO Pathe
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Moores
George Casey
Doyle
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Monse
Lookouts
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Franks Andersen
Gilveston
Smnckifler
McClhey
Sierra
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Andersen
Crox
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Larry Miller
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Belgium
Sweden
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Court Grille
Arkansas Bar Association
F.D
Kelvinator
al Lik
UTS
Southwest
Randolph ‘Scott
Jack Haley
Gloria Stuagrd
Phyllis Brooks
Helen Wesley
Slim Summerville
Pil Robins
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Alan Dinehart
Edward Bromberg
Paramount News
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Lonesome Ghosts
Robert Taylor
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Dick Purcell
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