Memorial and social notes from a late 19th century issue
The page records a hymnlike verse on living with purpose and lists numerous social notices. It notes Sunday visitors for Mrs. Earnest Still and the Cr ews family, tributes to Mrs. George Crews, and a series of engagements, travels, and remembrances including Mrs. Ray Parker’s surprise shower, Miss Claudia Whitworth’s visit, and thanks for the funeral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. George Crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge T. Cr
Shower Springs
George T Crews
Mins
Evelyn Crews
Glenn
George T. Crews
Jey
Grewsville
Loxax
Glison Crews
J. P. Warren
Clara Mac
Oklahoma City
F.C. Bowman
Texas
Ba Mi
I. P. Rainey
Ray Parker
Little Rock
Misa Frances Dane Haya
Lloyd Spencer
E. M. Mc Williams
East Third Street
Max Cox
Kane Snyder
Robert. Wilson
Leonard Ellis
Matthew Reaves
Charline Landers
Briant
Lewisville
Ray Allen
Pauline Allen
Texarkimnn
W. H. Burke
DeAnn
Jewel
Henry
Carlton Samuel
Caudie
Artie
M. G. Willis
DeQueen
Club Notes Bright Star Demonstration Meeting Report
The Bright Star aware demonstration club met Monday August 17 with six members and two visitors. President Mrs. C. E. Boyce led the session. Mrs. Otis McKnight read Luke 9:1–18 and the group recited the Lord’s Prayer. Velia Alford offered picnic lunch ideas. Demonstration covered table etiquette. Next meeting is September 21 with Mrs. W. G. Dudney. Mrs. Boyce led devotional. Mrs. A. L. Cradle acted as recreational leader. Cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Arnold
C. E. Boyce
Otis McKnight
Velia Alford
W. G. Dudney
A. L. Cradle
Barksdale Flyers Fall to Locals 4 2 at Fairpark
Barksdale Flyers of Shreveport were beaten 4 to 2 by local team at Fairpark. Carroll Schenley led with a triple double and single while Vernon Schenley added a double. Ted Womble pitched for the locals, allowing 11 safeties but quieting the visitors after the first inning. Ray McDowell was sidelined by a sore arm. Llumberjacks head to Fairpark next Sunday for a double header against the Okay Cementers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willems Lanier Company
Swith Innngs Sontay Do
Deeleinn
Barksdale Flyers
Shreveport
Fairperk
Carroll Schenley
Vernon
Ted Womble
Babylon Quit Claim On Baked Brick Discovery
ANN ARBOR Michigan forty one University of Michigan scientists on an expedition to Selucia on the Tigris uncovered a clay tablet deed showing a quitclaim transaction from ancient Babylonia. The tablet records Shelibi a Babylonian citizen selling an estate to Nabubanapli and receiving protection in return, baked into the brick clay over 2 400 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Selucia
Tigris
Shelibi
Babylonia
Nabubanapli
President Quezon Opens Malacanang Ground Floor as Assembly Club
Manila reports President Manuel L. Quezon has a friendly rapport with solons. After moving into Malacanang Palace he remodeled the ground floor and declared it a meeting club for members of the Philippine National Assembly, signaling frequent gatherings with lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. 1
Philippine National Assembly
Manuel L. Quecon
Malacanan Palace
Americas
When Women Go to War and War Ends in Peace
Essay argues that women opposing war could end global conflict. It cites Russia and Spain where women fight, and contends that if women fully pursued peace, men would reevaluate warfare. The piece suggests chivalry and maternal protection influence men to curb aggression. The vision is a world where mothers and wives avert carnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Spain
Indies
America
Sarkd
Camelot
Russsia
Doug Foluy
Soil Conservation Saves Reservoirs Endangered by Silting
A new Agriculture Department bulletin warns U S reservoirs face costly silting from soil erosion. 25 reservoirs studied form the nationwide baseline. Eakin says control of silt must start in fields and watersheds behind dams. Dredging and silt removal cost far more than the original investments. Technical Bulletin 524 available for 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conserjon Service
Department of Agriculture
Henry M. Exkin
Soil Conservation Service
Eakin
Technical
Daocuiments
Washington, D. C
Sunday School Formed for Hinton Community
Sunday school classes have been organized at Hinton church and will be held each Sunday at 10 a.m. The public is invited. The article also notes a historical aside about flower and seed selling beginnings in New York City in 1802 by Grant Thorburn, a nailmaker who lost his job and started selling potted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biller
Avery Ertindage
Olympica
U.S
Berlin
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Art Jarrett
New York
Hinton Church
New York City
Grant Thorburn
Women to Fly in Bendix Derby
Three women veterans of the airways join top flyers in the Bendix Derby transcontinental race from New York to Los Angeles for the national air races September 4 7 Amelia Earhart will pilot a Lockheed Electra cruising 48000 miles and 215 mph Laura Ingalls seeks the east west record at 240 mph Jacqueline Cochran competes in a Gamma monoplane Roscoe Turner and Hayward headline the field Ruth Chatterton eyes the Otters Trophy and a women pilots derby adds a 25 mile event with a trophy prize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Anryways
New York
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Hawaii
California
Lockheed
Laura Ingalls
Jacqueline Cochran
Lloyd
Howard Hughes
Roscoe Turner
Ben O. Hayward
Chicago
Tmirner
Cleveland
Ruth Chatterton
Nying
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Charles Hamiltons Et Toxorkinn
Earnest Stilloon
Memphis, Tenn
Grover Ferguson
Baton Ravage
Law
J. M, May
Ft. Towson
Polkd
Tosa Goodson
Taxarkana
Thelma Fisher
Margaret
Rison, Ark
Claudia Whitworth
Cabot, Ark
John Howard Bradley
Birmingham
Ann
Thaks
George Crews
George Waddle
Grover Purqueron
Seins
Suzy
Capotoan
Popular Science
Tone Lewis Stone
Benita Hume
Ellen Kaye
Harry W. Shiver
NIGHT
Greening
TEL.265
Asena “Sre
Shipley Studio
Serap Ivon
Kaya
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Hope
Barksdale
Carroll Schooley
Babylon
Solons
Ste
Eleanor
Hinton
Bendix Derby
Earhart
Ingalls and Cochran
Beane
Avs sTaRch
Ee Faultless Starch Company
KANSAS _CITY
Mis
Isso
Standard Oil Company OF Iquisiana
Ssolene
Fa. Cope
Faao
Tne
Liccuyz A Myx Tosscca Co
Chesterfields
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