Social Calendar Notes Brick by Brick August Events
Friday events list gatherings for Clara Lowthorp chapter Children of the Confederacy at the Checkered at 5:00 PM, Friday Contract Bridge at Mrs. Torell Cornelius, Saturday visiting girls brunch at Miss Matie Antoinette Williams, and a Sunday Hope Gospel Tabernacle luncheon at the Diamond. Monday through Thursday include Women’s Missionary Society study at the First Baptist Church, Thursday Myriada flowers at Mrs. Terrell Cornelius, and several bridge club sessions with scores noted. Additional items cover hay rides, chaperoned outings, and social visits among local clubs and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lowthorp
Children of the Confederacy
Torell Cornelius
Matie Antoinette Williams
Elusa
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Tuncheon
Diamond
Women's Miscsionary Society
F. L. Pulgitt
Terrell Cornelius
Thursday Bridge Club
A. K. Holloway
Lwssess
Uasls
Dorsey McRae Jr
Hos
Dacreey McRae Jr
Albert Graves
J. W. Branch
Baptist Cleeles
Park
Women’s Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Fair Park
B. F. Formby
Bill Brewer
Augusta
Texarkana Country Club event and visits noted
Personal mentions include Robert La Grane Ed McCorkie Dy PL DB Henry and A W Stubbeman attending a Texarkana turnout at the Texarkana Country Club Thursday. Remmel Young conducts a business visit in Little Rock. Katherine Ann Baker travels from Lie Rock to Priday to visit grandmother Mrs B C Acker and city friends. Mrs D T Chamberlain and Miss Genie Chamberlain have returned from a visit with Mrs W T Rox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert la Grane
Ed McCorkie
Henry
A. W. Stubbeman
Texarkana
Turnoon
Vollme
Texarkana Country Club
Remmel Young
Little Rock
Katherine Ann Baker
Lie, Rock
Priday
B.C. Acker
D. T. Chamberlain
Miss Genie Chamberlain
W. 7
Rox
Local residents leave for new homes and visits around Arkansas
The report lists numerous residents moving to De Queen and Hugo Oklahoma while others return from trips to Shreveport Hot Springs and Little Rock. It notes Mrs Bettlehen, Miss Hannah, Miss Whitworth and several couples visiting relatives in Malvern Camden Ashdown and Cahoot with trips to Lake Hamilton and Grand Canyon mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herts
Hugo
Oklahoma
Mis. Sitth Davenport
de Queen
Latimer
B. L. Bettlehen
Ester
Joe Harbuck
Malvern
X L. Murphy
Parry Cones
Patemos
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Omisa
Mary Evelyn Whitworth
W. W. Whitworth
Cahot
A. E. Stonequist
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Camden
el Dorado
Mary Elizabeth Hackson
Martha White
Raleigh Man Calls New York Wedding Voice Joke
A Raleigh resident told a telephone operator he would speak to anyone at a New York wedding. The operator replied to the caller, Mr. N. E. Body, Raleigh is calling, turning a simple call into a humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
New York
N. E. Body
First Baptist and Christian Churches Offer Sunday Services
Church notices list Morning Worship at 10 55 with sermon by pastor Sunday School at 9 45 Evening Worship at 8 00 Baptist Training Union Morning and evening services at First Christian Church North Main and West Avenue led by Minister John Keith Gregory Bible school at 9 45 Morning Worship and Communion Christ in Discipleship in Action and Christian Unity topics are announced Congregation invited to visit and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
North Main
West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
First Pentecostal revival enters fourth week
The First Pentecostal church revival continues into its fourth week with strong attendance. Evangelist Rev. Sweatt, who will depart for Southwest Louisiana Monday, will deliver the final sermon this Sunday night on The Harvest Is Passed The Summer is Ended and we are not Saved. A large audience is expected and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweatt
Louisiana
Graves
NOPE GOSPEL TABERNACLE SERVICES UPDATE
Janes EL Hani pastor leads Nope Gospel Tabernacle with Sunday School at 9 45 and preaching at 11 am The sermon for morning services is Taking Christ s Place Christ s Ambassadors Union meets at 8 pm Evangelistic Service at 8 pm with The Blood Purge as the evening subject Note reminds visitors they are strangers only once
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nope Gospel Tabernacle
Janes EL Hani
Taking Christ's Place
Christ's Ambassadors Union
the Tabernacle
Murder at the Sayler House Chapter XI
Sergeant Carroll probes a tense gathering as Lieutenant O Leary accuses a killer among rich guests. Rhoda Waters, Dale Appleby, Hazel Leighton and George Barbour face shocks while Barbour collapses with a fatal gunshot wound revealing a new layer of the mystery. The room tightens as the murder suspect list grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Sayfer
O’leary
Dale Appteoy
Rhoda Waters
O'Leary
Sayler
Riggs
Shane
Martin Sayer
Willows
Rhoda
Miss Waters
Mr. Appleby
New York
Mardell
Mr. Barbour
Barbour
Martin
Miss Leighton
Martin Sayler
Hazel Leighton
Dale
Marlin Sayler
Leary
Incer
Izltly
Dale Appleby
Kezel Leighton
Murdell
George Barbour
Jay
Those Who Fell to Great Depths Find Salvation in God
William Gilroy D D Fuller of Advance presents a Sunday school lesson on David’s fall from grace and Nathan’s rebuke. The piece argues that even the greatest sins, including adultery and murder, can be followed by repentance, forgiveness, and restoration through God. It cites Psalm 51’s plea for cleansing and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &. Gilroy
D. D. Fuller
David
Israel
Joab
Uriah
Bathsheba
Nathan
French Deflects Blame Over Somaliland Setback
Daudouin reveals French Syrian forces totaled 60 000 and French Jibouti near British Somaliland only 5 000 men during the war, challenging British claims of defectors’ impact and urging the premier to justify himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somaliland
Daudouin
France
British Somaliland
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We express sincere thanks for acts of courtesy and kindness shown during our bereavement. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and to Brother Silver for words of comfort. — Owen Momon Ceci, Momon Robert Momon, Momon, Lilly, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Silver
Lilly Momon
Owen Momon
Ceci
Robert Momon
Unclear Historical Quote on U S and Somaliland Defeat
Fragmentary text references an American stance toward Somaliland and a claim about 5,000 men in Jibouti. It quotes Baudouin on French defeat, asserting victory was not merited. Context and specifics are unreadable due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somaliland
Jibouti
Baudouin
Aid to Canada Continues Trade Benefits Across Borders
The article reviews mutually advantageous U S Canada trade relations with exports rising to 509.9 million in 1937 and 467.8 million in 1938 while imports reached 398 million in 1937 and 260.2 million in 1928. First half of 1940 shows 316.677 million exports and 181.234 million imports. The discussion touches South America's lower status and ongoing trade attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U. S
U.S
South America
Canada Remains Major Market For American Films Abroad
The report notes American films are widely appreciated in Canada and other markets, with Canada remaining one of the most receptive destinations for U.S. movies despite unclear figures on book and magazine shipments and other manufactured goods. It cites dollar values and percentages of products like pipes, coal, steel, machinery, and chemicals, but figures are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indivatri
Impo
Caviada
Performis
Ani
Its
Magaz Cariada
Canada
America
Smany
Ornery and Broke Woman Sought Postmaster Note
A fragmented Albany like piece from Laramie Wyoming references a woman with sharp statements directed at a postmaster. The text mentions loneliness, objecting to men, and a claim of being 35 and ugly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Malaria Chill Tonic and Laxative Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Nash's C. L. Malaria Chill Tonic and Laxative as a remedy for malaria symptoms such as chills fever laziness aches and yellow complexion. It claims relief in five to seven hours and offers the product for fifty cents through Gibson Drug Co in stores and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Ji Gibson Drug CO
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Heard
Marthy White
Mary Elizabeth Harrison
Betty Cox
Fulton
White Home
Mary Wilson
Ira Yorum
Mingy Elizabeth Harvison
R. TE
Rorch
R. L. Broach
WW. O. Kyler Jr
Ray Murtin
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Ray Martin
HW. OQ. Kyler
H. C. Whitworth
Oliver Adams
Tom Wardlow
Stephenson
Christ In Church
the Pines
Prescott
C. C. Lewis
R. V. Reendyn Sr
L. W. Young
Malcolm Parterfield
B. P. Stewart
Mya. L. W. Young
Saenger
Geo. O'Brien In
Red Ryder
Sale
Rialto
Robert Young
Helen
Gilbert
Charles
Coburn
Lucy Hannah
Mark Hannah
Fameily
Shreveport
Elise Broach
W.R. Hamilton
Hope
Routaville, Ky
J. J. Buttle
City
Max Cox
J. L. Rodgers
Jim Case
Lanky Catlicut
Nallon Wylie
FL R. Moses
Mary Roy
Billy
Grand Canyon
New Mexico
Arizona
Frank Howson
S. J. Meyer
St. Louis
Y .O
Billy Witkes
Nashville
Edwin Stewart
Stewart
Ada Cobb
Gladys Wisener
Claudia Agee
Mary Stuart Jackson
Magaret Bush
Anna Faye
Thrash
Mary Jane Herne
Edna Ragtey
Billy James
Sara Murphy
Virginia O'Neal
Frances Holloman
Maxine Boyette
Norma
Jean Duke
Mary Kale Tedford
News OF the Churches
First Baptist
Churcit Willian R. Hamilton
Episcopal Church
the Holy Communion
Pares
First Pentecostal
Cleary
Rainbow Club
Mr. Mardell
Fercely
Roosevelt
Martha of
Norway
United States
American Legion
Pejsamo
Finland
Pag
Case
IGS
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