Canvas of Life and Weekend Notices Blend In TEXARKANA Socials
Poem evokes painting life with grief and joy as Miss Dora Lou Franks and friends share weekends. Local society notes list Misses Thornton, Lemley, Worldly, Carrigan and many visitors, funerals, and family gatherings across Texarkana, Camden, Stuttgart, Prescott, El Dorado, and nearby towns. Birth announced for David at 7 07 pm weighing 8 pounds at Josephine hospital.
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Dora Lou Franks
Texarkana
Mary Louise Thornton
Mary
Julia Lemley
Tri Delta
Camden
Little Rock
Chi Omega
Jim McKenzig
Josephine Hospital
David
Green Valtures Picture Hit Debuts Next Sunday
A fragment notes a unique pictorial hit titled Green Valtures. It says the piece starts next Sunday, emphasizing its different approach as a standout in the program.
Ozan meeting two sessions address county offices and sheriff race
Morning speakers covered representative, county clerk, and treasurer races while afternoon sessions focused on sheriff and county judge contests. Emory Thompson returns from Tlingis. Cedar Creek poultry farmers dye feathers bright to deter theft.
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Ozan
Emory Thompson
Tlingis
Bastrou
Tex
Cedar Creek
Hope Lumberjacks extend win streak to 11 with 7 3 victory
Ray McDowell hurled a three hit game as the Hope Lumberjacks beat Falstaff Texarkana 7 to 3. Hope scored twice in the second inning and five in the sixth aided by four Falstaff errors. Rabina and Zinn had two hits each for Hope, with Zinn and Russell tabbed as likely batteries for next game. Bandmaster Crumpler returns from Chicago and plans practice at Paisley school with emphasis on parental attendance.
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Ray McDowell
Hope Lumberjacks
Falstaff
Texarkana
Lumberjacks
Rabina
Zinn
Ashville
Russell
Kackley
Campbell
Shelton
Gordon
Wanderslice
Lunsford
Pullig
Toiat MW
Hope AB R H &E J
Urban
F McDowell
Ramsey
Innes
Hope
Rand
Crumpler
Paisley School
Standings and results recap from Sunday games
Sunday results show New Orleans 3-0 and Atlanta 5-0 with notable scores including Nashville 7-1 and Birmingham 51. St. Louis stands 13-11 while Chicago 9-12 and New York 4-4 appear in mixed tallies. End of 16th marked by darkness.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Pet
Birmingham A
Aba
Morphis
W. L
Chicago St. Louis
Boston A
Brooklyn A
W. L. Pat
Chicago Detroit
1. Louis
H Thomas 83 Former Hope Man Dies
H Thomas aged 83 dies early Monday at his son W A Thomas's Texarkana home. Body to be brought to Roge Hill cemetery for a 2 pm service Tuesday. Survived by two sons W A Thomas of Texarkana and W W Thomas of Fort Worth, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at First Baptist Church at 2 pm conducted by Rev Tom Middlebrooks. pallbearers named.
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H. Thomas
Hope
W. A. Thomas
Texarkana
Roge Hill Cemetery
Mr. Thomas
Prior
Texackana
WW. A. Thor
Fort Worth
Texas
First Baptist Church
Tom Middlebrooks
D. B. Thompson
Frank Ward
R. L. Gosnell
Arch Moore
FP. B. Carrigan
J. A. Sullivan
Boy's Rescuer Knocks Ram to Save 10 Year Old
Manchester Iowa report says Fred W. Hermann saw a ram attacking Roy Iben, leaped from his car, knocked the ram cold with a wooden stick, and then defended the boy when the animal charged him. The incident occurred at the Iben farm as Hermann drove by.
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Manchester
Fred W. Hermann
Roy
Iben
Hermann
Homesteading in U S Is Resumed
Interior Department officials said regulations are being prepared to revive homesteading after a year long halt. Claims will be limited to 320 acres and must be good land unlikely to be abandoned. Issuance is delayed as officials decide which division will verify land fertility and rainfall for cultivation.
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Washington
Interior Department
Ickes
Grazing Division
Department Division of Investigation
Warn Americans Continue Assault Near Guadarrama
Several thousand soldiers arrived from nearby provinces to join the new offensive on the Guadarrama passes as government forces claim important advances in heavy fighting. They report capture of Puente de la Teja, strengthened positions at Sierra, and ongoing bombardment of rebel positions north of Madrid. Rebels allegedly hampered by a general strike, priests fighting with fascists, and a priest killed in the fighting are mentioned in government accounts.
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Guadarrama
Guadarramas
Puente de la Teja
Sierra
Pat Madrid
Zaragoza
Day Watering of Plants Questioned by Iowa State Professor
AMES Iowa Night watering of plants is more economical because less moisture evaporates but day watering is not harmful says Prof E C Volz of Iowa State college Of 100 plants watered every day for two weeks only one plantain Wy was harmed he reported
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Ames
Iowa
E. C. Volz
Iowa State College
Revival Draws Capacity Crowd at CityTent Service
The Rev Bill Couch spoke to a full attendance on Sunday night at the city wide tent revival at Fifth and Elm. He preached on the second coming of Christ and Bible prophecies in relation to current events and announced Monday's message on a neglected theme from 3 centuries ago titled The Spirit Filled Life.
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Bill Couch
Fifth and
Elm Streets
Mr. Couch
Couch
Motor Deaths in Nation Total 95
Deaths in week end automobile accidents totaled at least 95 across 28 states. A rainstorm causing a trolley crash near Salt Lake City injured two seriously and left 50 cut by glass. The New York Motor Vehicle Department cites 5 to 6 pm as the peak danger hour. Census Bureau reports 4,323 automobile fatalities in 30 weeks, down from 4,720 in 1935.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
New York Motor Vehicle Department
Census Bureau
Washington
Denman Quits Support Shifts To Bailey In State Race
Ed F. McDonald issued a statement declaring support for Bailey. Senator Hall said he split from Ashley after a bad run and will back Carl E. Bailey claiming alignment on education and social security. He also stated Bailey is not tied to former political cliques or machines.
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Ashley
Ed F. McDonald
Bailey
Hall
Carl E. Bailey
Crip Hall Seeks Change Amid Slander Claims
In last minute push Crip Hall's opponent accuses him of falsehoods to harm his record. The rival says he has relied on public pay for 39 years while Hall has never held any public office, appointed or elected.
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Crip Hall
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