Meetings and visits mark Thanksgiving week events
The Womans Auxiliary and Womans Missionary Society hold Monday sessions at St Mark's, First Methodist, and First Christian churches with final year attendance urged. Mrs. Vesey returns from Paragould and Searcy visits as others entertain guests from Dallas and Shreveport. Catherine Lane visits home from Shreveport while Catherine Lane's guest Elizabeth Wright stays over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of
First Methodist
R. M. Brian
North Washington Street
Catherine Lane
Mng
Shreveport
Clifford Lance
Elizabeth Wright
Four Course Pot Luck Dinner and Church Pageant Notes
Back in Films Stewart hosts a four course pot luck at South Hervey Street with ornate decor and a bridge game honoring Mrs Snyder. The W M S of First Christian church plans a pageant With Banners Lifted at 7 30 PM Sunday. Also covers Miss Lena Henry visiting Little Rock, Women’s Missionary Society luncheon, and local health news plus Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm retirement pensions in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Snyder
W. G Allison
George Robison
R. v. Herndon
L. W. Young
Snyder
W. M.S. of
First Christian Church
Razorback grid prospects loom after standout seniors depart
The Arkansas football roster shows several seniors ending their college careers this season while repeat talents Hagan Poole Geiser Lake Eddson and Murphy, plus players from Batesville Bauxite Fort Smith and Hot Springs districts, plan to return for another year. The piece notes stars from Silomon Springs Fayetteville Springdale Mon ticello Hermitage Corning and other towns, highlighting prep school roots and future varsity roles across positions.
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Hagan
HB L. Poole
Sherland
Foole
Parkers
Prescott Curley Wolves
Lewie
Red) Johnson
Reader
Ark
Austin
Northwest Arkansas
Arkansas
Elvin Geiser
Howard Lake
Gus Eddson
Geiser
Silomon Springs High School
Luke
Murphy
Texas
Fayetteville
Eddson
Springdale High Bulldogs
Batesville
Tom Murphy
Steve Creehmbre
Biddle
Captain Johnson
Bauxite
Paul Rucker
al Harrss
Fort Smith Grizzlies
Leo Cornotto
Emil Boepple
W. W. Keaton
Clarendon
Hot Springs ‘High School
Trojans
Earl Fulton
Robert Disharoon
Hot Springs
Oliver Criswell
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russellville
Bill Spivey
Sema High School
Monticello A. & M
Murder Plot in Death Ex Wives
Deaths of three of Carl Wickman s former wives are under investigation in New Mexico Oklahoma and Colorado. Albuquerque police pursue the death of his fourth wife Mrs Donalda Chicoine Wickman while Wickman claims an automobile hit her.
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Albuquerque
Num
Carl Wickman
Oklahoma
Colorado
Donalda-Chicoine Wickman
Wickman
Hitsran
Holbrook
Ariz
Marie Burns- Wi
Gilchrist
Denver
Rhoda Keitly Wickman
Brighton
Colo
Mina Moore
Edmond
Okla
More Ready Cash Continued From Page One
Arkansas shows rising consumer activity with higher tobacco sales up 27 percent over 1932 levels and a steady monthly upturn. Car and truck sales surge with 1983 model share and commercial vehicles up sharply. The piece notes state leadership in new car adoption and a nine month rise in trucks versus 1932.
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Arkansas
United States
Alabama-Tied for SEC Title as Nebraska Tops Oregon State
Alabama clinched at least a share of the Southeastern Conference crown by tying Mississippi and remaining unbeaten in league play. Nebraska defeated Oregon State 22–0 as Utah and Denver shared RMAC honors. Colorado also won, leaving Utah, Denver, and Colorado Aggies with five wins, one loss, and one tie. Other games: Cornell beat Penn 20–12, Pitt 16–0 over Carnegie Tech, West Virginia 7–2 over W&J, Tennessee routed Kentucky 27–0, and Texas A&M played to a 10–10 draw with Texas while Tulsa beat Arkansas 10–0.
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Associated
Alabama
Usah
Nebraska
Oregon State
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Ito
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Tigers
Tulane
Tennessee
Utah
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Aggies
Colorado University
Colorado Aggies
U.C.L. A
Washington State
Cornell
Benn
Penn
Colgate
Brown
To & Pitt
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Washington & Jefferson
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Virginia Poly
Virginia Military
Centenary
Loyola of
New Orleans
Kansas
Frank Carideo
Missouri Tigers
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Deadline Set for Pine Production Quotas January 1934
New Orleans based Southern Pine Association announces that all pine lumber mills in 17 states must file January production quota applications by December 21. Quotas will be allocated December 26, with penalties under the National Industrial Recovery Act for mills operating without registration or an allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Pine
Southern Pine Association
H. C. Berckes
Is Socation
My. Bervices
Indusqrial Recovery Act
Labor Opposed to Outright Inflation
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor says unemployment remains near September levels and warns that any form of fiat currency inflation threatens dollar value. It criticizes greenbacks and calls for strong government control over currency while noting past wartime price shocks. The article discusses the Roosevelt gold standard and contrasts fiat money with a dollar backed by gold.
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Washington
Federaion
Europe
Germany
Tobacco Ban Persists for Clergymen in Georgia
In Atlanta, Georgia, a vote at the Southern Methodist church conference tabled a bid to lift the tobacco ban. Since 1914 newer ministers face a vow of abstinence, while many veteran clergy still smoke or chew. Bishops could only frown as enforcement faltered, amid broader prison population data noting 168,947 inmates in 1982.
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Atlanta
General Conference of
North
Georgia
Ritchie Denounces Freeing Suspects in Lynching Case
In Baltimore Governor Albert Ritchie criticized the habeas corpus decision freeing four suspects in the Princess Anne lynching. William H Thompson Irving Adkins William Hearn and William B McQuay were released after an eight minute hearing before Judges Pattison and Dyer. State officials claimed lack of warrants commitments and witnesses.
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Baltimore
Princess Anne
John B. Robins
Pattison
Aviators Aid Christmas Seal Sale in Arkansas
Little Rock governor J M Futrell and the Arkansas National Guard joined with the United States Department of Commerce, 44 schools, and the Arkansas Tuberculosis Association to officially open the 1933 Christmas Seal sale. Planes piloted by Guard members, who canceled Thanksgiving engagements, left the Little Rock airport to support the fund drive, carrying Futrell’s proclamation delivered by his daughter Mrs Ernie Maddox. The operation ran under Adjutant General E L Comber and Major Adran Williamson with Captain commanding the squadron.
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Little Rock
J. M. Futrell
Arkansas National Guard
United States
Department of Commerce
Arkansas
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
The
National Guard
Futrell
Ernie Maddox
E. L. Com Bere
Adran Williamson
The Second Volume of War Memoirs by Lloyd George
Review notes the volume portrays a dreary wartime mood as 1916 approaches peace talks, with Lloyd George opposing negotiated peace and arguing for complete victory. The author criticizes British leaders, touches on Kitchener and the Asquith coalition, and reflects on the grim consequences of extended war. Published by Little, Brown and Co. priced at $4.
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David Lloyd George
Verdun
Somme
Germany
Lloyd George
Russia
Hitler
Lloyd: George's
Kitchener
Asquith
Planes Drop Proclamation During North Arkansas Tour
Roberts W. Chrisp reports an airborne proclamation dropped by pilots as 50,000 persons attended football games across 22 cities. The message reached cheerleaders and crowds in Little Rock Cortway Pine Bluff Arkadelphia Camden Foreman Horatio Marked Tree Piggott Gould Jonesboro Walnut Ridge Batesville Searcy Booneville Fort Smith Clarksville Stuttgart Helena Marianna Clarendon Dumas.
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Roberts W. Chrisp
Christ
Little Rock
Cortway
Pine Bluff
Horney M. Crank
Arkadelphia
Camden Foreman
Camden Foreman and’ Horatio? Lieut.’ Elis, M
Fagain
Marked
Cruel, Cruel Shock A Git of This Day May Not Faint
A clipped note from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Sam Hill lamenting household burdens. The author jokes that a sink full of dishes, not a fright, would render any modern damsel faint in the old-fashioned style.
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Keedyer
Sam. Hill
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Baptist Ladies Plan Sale and Play for Church Benefit
The Baptist church auxiliary plans a Saturday afternoon sale and play to raise funds. Mrs. R. E. Adams leads the planning with other officers and members, all urged to attend morning and evening services. Rev James R. Bratn presides, with a Southern Baptist Seminary student as guest speaker. Visitors are welcome at Sunday school and church.
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Baptist Church
Wan'ta Hola
R. E. Adams
Aale
Jefficers
Simm Dent
Baptist
Wellece M. Rogers
Thésal
James R. Bratn
Hh Southern
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Sip
Henry Vy Telephone
Leene
Womans Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
M. H. Barlow
Hervey Street
Edward Lane
Catherine
Mrs. C. C. Lewis
Searcy
Charles
Etta Champlin
Mamie Twitchell
Mae and
Lill Jamison
Sid Henry
Caddo Gap
Glenwood
J. D. Cummingson West
Sixth Street
R. E. Osborne
Springfield
Womans Missionary Society
Indies
John P. Vesey
Mrs. Davidson
Paragould and
Scarey
C. C. McNeill
Magmie Beck
Ralph W. Beck
Dallas
Young Womens
First’ Methodist Church
Ovlack
Raymond Jones
Grady Street
Mary Louise Keith
W. R. Anderson
Texarkana
J.L. Myers
Womans Missionary
Society of First Christian Church
Thomas Kinser
South Main Street
J. P. Porterfield
R. C. Bridewell
C. E., Bell
Margaret Bell
Artheur Johnson
Clanion
Ala
E. P. Stewart
Lena Henry
Little Reel
Womens Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
J. W. Patterson
Tr. E. Hart
Dorthy Maé
Te J. Hart
Baldwin Park
Calif
Hope
C. L. Hart
G. E. Cannan
Mary Ward
Gon
Robert
Kilcory
Satuday
Sacha Collins
Kaiser Wilhelm
Insull
America
James Tune “Colyer
Mire
Stuart Iirwin
Hope Floral CO
Nie
Eee
Zane Grey
Tarzan the Fearless
Joel
Laurel & Hardy
Pal
Jimmy
Harvey Paes
Paramount News
Aloha Wanderwell
Richard DIX
Razorback
London
Formosa
Flapper
Fanny
PRO Starier
South
Louisiana
Victor
Texas A. & M
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Labor
A. F. of
L. Warna Againat
M.E
Ouivote
Earth
Moon
Jupiter
Saturn
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
Sally
the Saenger
Ritchie
Maryland
Little, Brown and iCb
Rusciai
Steppe
Rexall
John S. Gibs
O Nig Company
Rexall Store
Elson ‘Huckins
Yeac
A. L. Beegle
Highway 67
Jersey
C. J. Beegle
J. M. Hockett
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