Four Seasons Poem and Local Notices Mix
A mixed page item recalls a poem on the four seasons attributed to Mrs Sip Henry, followed by church and social notices. The Women’s Auxiliary of St Mark’s Episcopal plans a Monday meet at Mrs Frank R B Johnson’s home, while Mrs Oliver Williams and young Jimmie visit from Sheridan for a week end. Other items report wedding details for Miss Clara Keith and Barrell Jackson, recipient duties at a reception, and Christmas program notes from the Pat Cleburne chapter US D.C. Meetings and acknowledgments from the state convention in Fort Smith are listed, with local business and civic praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Frank RB. Johnson
North
Louisiana Street
EA. Keith
Mary Louise Keith
Bert Keith
Victor Keith
Patmos
Clara Keith
Barrell Jackson
Pat Cleburne
D.C
W.G. Allison
Avenue B
Billy
George Crows
Fort Smith
Souveni
Bruner Avery Handle Co
Hope Basket Factory
Foley Poltery
Spring Hill
Hope Chaber
Hope and Hempstead County
D. A. Henry
Progerum Chien
J. F. Gorin
J. E. Schooley
Mary Carrigan
Foy
Allizon
Max Cox
Terrell Cornelius
Four Sundays Left in Year at Tabernacle Sunday School
Churches urge higher attendance as Pastor Bert Webb preaches at both services next Sunday. Morning worship starts 11:00 AM and the evening evangelistic service at 7:30 PM. Christs Ambassadors, Children's Church and Able Study meet at 6:30. Mid-week preaching Wednesday 7:30 PM, prayer Friday 7:45 PM, and Sunday night spend an enjoyable hour at the Tabernacle Mars Full-Gospel Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Sunday School
Bert Webb
Christs
Ambassadors
the Tabernacle
Mars Full-Gospel Center
Church Services Led by J A Copeland Minister
J A Copeland leads Church of Christ services with Bible classes at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM. Evening services include Young People's Bible Class from 6 20 to 7 18 followed by preaching at 7 30 PM. Lord Christ's Message to the Seven Churches in Asia is the evening and morning sermon topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Asia
Copeland
Unity Missionary Baptist W O W Tall Service Schedule
Unity Missionary Baptist on Main Street announces Sunday school at 10. Preaching at 7 30 with A D Tall as speaker. Young Peoples training class meets at 8 38. Wednesday prayer begins at 7 20. All welcome at every service.
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Unity Missionary Baptist
W.O. W. Tall
Main St
Young Peoples
A. D. Tallbee
Fisher Body Plant Tracing Abducted Girl After Crime Scene Clues
Police found Mary's school papers trampled in mud with signs of a scuffle. Plaster casts of shoe marks were made. Mary's stepmother Mary Brown appealed by radio for abductors to return her. Father works at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. Armed neighbors and 115 CCC enrollees searched local woodlands. The article notes typical U.S. family size as four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
William 2B. Brown
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
CCC
Harry Nice
Maryland
St Mary's Given Cotton Bowl Bid in Postseason Tilt
St Mary's of California, known as the Gaels, accepted a Cotton Bowl invitation after approving via coach Slip Madigan. The team, a major independent, topped Santa Clara 7 0 and beat Baylor and other foes in a strong season while California edged St Mary's 12 10 in the opener. Texas Tech looms as the Cotton Bowl opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
St. Mary's
California
Texas Tech
Dat Rogers
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Slip Madigan
Couat
Snay Bronco
Gaels
Santa Clara
Broncs
Rimu
Fordham
Gonogi
Loyola of Los Angeles
Portland University
Univy of
San Francisco
Tech Red Railers
Montana
Montana State
Gonzaga
Duquesne
Loyola of New Orleans
Marquette
New Mexico
Texas School of Mines
Oklahoma City
To Lie Bravely and Truthful Living in Ministry
Weekly Sunday School Lesson reflects on Honesty and secrecy in ministry. It cites Ten Maclaren’s idea of lying bravely, weighs truth versus confidentiality, and argues trust and candor underpin social life. It discusses medical secrecy, neighborly honesty, and the need for dependable word in human relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
Ten Maclaren
Priett
Tan Maclaren
Publicity clash over resignation column mix up
A politician demands an apology after a paper prints a line about his resignation as city treasurer under the Public Improvements heading. The editor replies the item appeared exactly as given, while a traffic cop complains of sinus trouble and asks if the misprint was intentional.
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Okrag
Public Improvements
Farm Act Votes Continued From Page One
The article explains penalties tied to cotton acreage allotments for 1939 and prior years. Farmers planting within allotments avoid penalties unless past oversupply is marketed. Cooperators from earlier years face penalties only if they market excess cotton beyond their 1939 quota.
Elderly Japanese Woman and Grandson Fight in China
An elderly Japanese woman and her seventeen year old grandson are reported to be fighting in China as part of conflict actions. The report notes their involvement amid broader military activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Glamorous holiday dress pattern for slimmer looks
Holiday wardrobe tip highlights a dress with a gored front skirt and a fitted bust, offering a graceful, smart silhouette. Describes fabric options velvet wool crepe silk crepe and pattern 9355 for sizes 36 through 52 with yardage details for size 38. Also promotes Fall and Winter Pattern Book 32 pages and pattern orders from Hope Ster Today's Pattern Bureau Chicago.
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Hope Ster
Pattern Bureau
W. Wacklee Drive
Chicago
New MM Confor tractor to visit Fulton Arkansas
The Minneapolis Moline MM Confor tractor, billed as the world's most modern, will be displayed at W. E. Cox & Sons in Fulton, Arkansas, on Tuesday December 6, 1938. The ad promises luxury features, high belt power, up to 40 mph road speed, and easy PTO installation, inviting everyone to see the versatile new tractor truck mobile.
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Mars
Minneapolis-Moline
W. E. Cox & Sons
Fulton, Ark
Minneapolis- Moliné
Cox
Perseverance Wins A Scotchman Car Deal
A Tid Bits quip notes Perseverence Wins A Scotchman viewing a new motor car. The salesman vows to prove the car’s value by throwing in the clutch, but the Scot quips that he would endure punishment long enough to obtain something for nothing, a humorous sales encounter.
Early Flight Sparks Debate Over Maxims and Crashes
The article discusses Maxim's early flying attempts, noting rudimentary controls and outrigger design that limited free flight. It attributes the crash to guard-rail failures while crediting the American-born inventor, knighted by King George V, with a place in early aviation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
George V
Roberts
Indian buyer wrecks car then seeks new one
A young Indian, suddenly rich, bought a five thousand dollar automobile and drove away. The next day he returned to the agency with a bandaged head and sore feet, explaining that he sped the big car, hit fences and trees, then let a bridge go by to avoid collision, and the car was wrecked. He asked for another vehicle.
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Cilrich
Real Economy Seotchman Seeks Long Ride at Riding Academy
A riding academy scene features Real Economy Seotchman asking to rent a horse and the groom querying duration. Seotchman replies that the longest available ride would accommodate five people, signaling a group outing.
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Seotchman
Riding Academy
Seetchman
Population Near Stand Trade Falls
Washington D C Dr Teador Lubin federal commissioner of statistics told the monopoly committee that American population growth is slowing and by 1960 may stop. He warned that only rising consumption per family can boost output, noting half the market lies with families earning 1200 dollars a year or less and suggesting increases in their incomes to raise production. He cited losses since 1929 of up to 225 billion dollars at 1930s price levels, with employment and payroll declines reducing output.
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Washington
Teador Lubin
Com‘mittee
Lubin
América
Fragmentary OCR Weathered Text About Bonds and Wages
Fragmentary OCR reads about wages and bonds and the depth of the short, with figures from 1933, 1926, 1937 and 1928. The statement is said to be based on an average across all workers aerially employed.
Minneapolis Moline introduces Comfortractor MM tractor with cab
The Minneapolis Moline MM tractor debuts a cabbed, comfort driven model called Comfortractor. It features a two seat air conditioned cab with a hot water heater, five forward speeds, on the go gear shifts, gauges, radio option, cigar lighter, self starter, powerful headlights, night spot light, steel cab, safety glass, windscreen wipers, electric horn, Bandix brakes, and a heavy bumper. It is designed for high power and smooth operation for field and highway use.
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Minneapolis-Moline
Mohave
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Oliver Williams
Jimmie
Sheridan Care
Sid Bundy
The
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian
Cnurely
Mrs. Rhine Ellington
Barbara
Julia Chester Hospital
Ellington
National
Annie Avenger
H.C. Whitworth
Montgomery
Ala
Albert Orr Poss of
Conway
Albert Adecack
Tom Keene
Lone Ranger
Fox Picture
Ladies Specialty Shop
News. Churches
Hope Gostel Tabernacle
Church OF Christ
J. A. Copeland
Fisher Body Plant
United Sites
FBI
Gene Autry
Little Doggie
Jack Luden
Saenger
Constance Bennett
Charley Ruggles
Micha Auer
Jack Holt
Roy Rogers
Rangers
Home Ice Company
East Third
Ark
Heratetanat
Ateta
Ay Ye
St. Mary’s
Pacific Coast
Rothschild
Eugene de Rothschild
Rocky Road
Sumness
Ean
Fulton
People of Hope
Luther Garner
W.E. Cox & Sons
Walnut St
Pink Taylor
First National Bank
City
K. C
Sheaffer Pens Yardley
Cara, Nome
Gales Candy Men
John S. Gibson Drug CO
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