Four seasons in forms evoke human life in verse
The piece opens with a verse on the four seasons, likening spring to infancy, summer to youth, autumn to middle age, and winter to old age. Local notes include the W. M. S. First Methodist church hosting a rummage sale December 1 in front of Keith Jewelry on Second Street, plus church circle activities and community visits.
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Jor Vesey
W. M. S. First Methodist Church
Oll Keith
Second Street
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
Womans Missionary Union
Hugh Smith
Jimmie Embree
Circle
Jesus
Luke
A. 10
Kolb
Misa Marguerite Porter
J. S. Gibson
K. G. Meitne
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
W.F. Saner
W. M.S
Ge First Christian Church
B. Thompson
Methodist Church
Birdie ‘Tay Lock
MG Hiveting
Gus Haynes
Wallace BR. Rogers
Card of Thanks for Charles A. West Family
The family of Charles A West extends thanks to doctors Don Smith Jim Martindale L M Lile nurses at Julia Chester hospital and special nurses Antond Langster and Grace Vickers for support and care. They also appreciate those who contributed the beautiful floral offerings.
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Charles A. West
Don Smith
Jim Martindale
L. M. Lile
Julia Chester Hospital
Antond Langster
Grace Vickers
Patmos Hinton Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Patmos Hinton Home Demonstration Club met November 21 at Mrs. R E Adams home. Miss Griffin demonstrated how to make Christmas candies. Officers elected: Oscar Wilson president, B J Drake vice president, Berlin Simmons secretary. Rebolier relverinvents were served to 19 members.
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OW. M5
Methodist Churcht
Lenarn Renton
North Pine Street
Evelyn Briant
Eisle Welsenhberger
Dewell Seles
Dewell Seles and A Word Picture of “KafaWwa,” Was Read By Miss Beatrice Gordon
Frank Stinley
Dolar
United States
Alice Louise
Wallace
Lenom Rowton
Beatrice Gordon
Allée Louise Wallace
Leasra ‘Rowton
Evelyn Brunt
Mable Baruny
Wanda Keith
Martha Houston
Roslyn] Morgan
Patmos-Hinton
R. E. Adams
Miss Griffin
W_ EB. Simmans
Christus
Colleen Camp
Bethleham
Oscar Wilson
B. J. Drake
Berlin Simmons
Mes
Adams Reboiler
Woodford Denies Charge in Bank Check Case Trial Set
United States Attorney Frei A. said government has not established ownership of two checks paid for light bills at Camp Pike during the 1931 Citizens Military Training Camp. Woodford is charged with converting the checks for his own use as trial details unfold with Judge Andrew Miter presiding after several counts and witnesses.
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United States
Frei A. [Serig
Camp Pike
Woodford
Andrew Miter
Fargo
N. D
Martineau
Miller
Woulford
Arkansas National Guard
Parkins
Kingee
Yng Woodford
Uc Me
Purkins
Flirtation Walk comes to Saenger Theatre this week
A nostalgic West Point romance hits the Saenger Theatre Thursday and Friday starring Dick Powell Ruby Keeler and Pat OBrien. The film centers on Flirtation Walk and the Kissing Rock legend overlooking the Hudson with cadets and cadet charm in a Hawaii West Point setting.
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West Point
Saenger Theatre
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Pat O'Brien
Hudson River
Will
Hawaii
Embattled Futrell Aide Describes Military Funds Handling
Woodford, ex secretary to Governor Futrell, testified about managing Military Department stock and property valued at 3.5 million dollars and disbursing 250 thousand dollars annually in state and federal funds over ten years. He claimed no access to books since leaving office and that no false claims or misappropriation occurred, noting a 278.48 dollar quarterly allowance for National Guard gasoline and that both funds paid for gas. He denied triggering any claims against his 25 thousand dollar surety bond, said two late state salary warrants were withheld pending investigation, and confirmed writing to the state comptroller about the warrants.
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United States
National Guard
Woodford
Woolford
City Buys a New Police Automobile
The city council authorized a new police department automobile purchase with mayoral power to exchange the current car for trade in. They set to take up old warrants totaling 1500 for the firemen’s pension and relief funds and issue new warrants payable to the pension fund. A committee was named to discuss cold storage costs for a federal government shipment of butter and perishables. Monthly bills were approved and the police report showed 39 arrests, $300 in fines, $65 suspended, 5 appeals totaling $55, 5 fines worked off on streets and jail totaling $50, $93.50 collected, and $36.50 unpaid.
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Baker
Roy Anderson
W. A. Lewis
R. L. Gosnell
L. Rogers
Circuit Court
Hempsade Voter Roll Fragments From Pure Ones
Voter lists and place names stretch across multiple townships including Spring Hill Battel Field Guernsey Mc Nab and Ozan while Saline Columbus Sara tota Tokio Redland Wallaceburg DeAnn appear as shown in fragmented polling data.
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Shoyer Springs
Centerville
Spring Hil
Spring Hill
Battel Field
Bodean
Stephenson's
Patmos
Sardis
Water Creek
Guernsey
Bois d'Arc
Fulton
McNab
Saline
Columbus
Saratota
Ozan
Washington
Oxan
Cross Roads
Union
Mine Creek
Gondiett
Bugen
Tokio
Redland
McCaskill
Bel‘ton
Arkansan Starts on Big Boat Trip
Fred Kahre of Hot Springs begins a two year journey by homemade sea canoe from Little Rock down the Arkansas river to Pine Bluff and then toward Brazil. He travels with R H Parham of Norman Oklahoma and plans stops in New Orleans to test the craft on Lake Pontchartrain. The voyage uses the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers Lake Pontchartrain and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Little Rock
Arkansas River
Here
Pine Bluff
Fred Kahre
Hot Springs
Brazil
Kahre
R. H. Parcham
Norman
Oklo
South America
Dents
Army and Navy General Hospital
New Orleans
Lake Ponchartrain
Gulf of Mexico
For Sale Six Hundred Bales Bermuda Hay
White and Company Fulton Ari offer Bermuda hay at six dollars per bale. Sale timely, delivery arrangement available.
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Bermuda
White & Company
Fuiton
Ari
Christians Agree on New Calendar Leap Day Holidays
Text outlines proposed post Gregorian calendar additions including a perpetual year with an extra Saturday between December 30 and January and another leap year day between June 30 and July 1. Authors argue these days deserve national holidays and religious significance as the moon loses influence over feast dates.
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National Halidays
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