Christmas Spirit and Club Reports Color Texarkana Notes
A periodical summary recaps Christmas program scenes in Texarkana clubs, church circles, and social groups. The Bay View Reading Club hosts a Christmas program with Mrs. E. E. White presiding, Miss Maimie Twitchell reads, and Santa Claus appears. Circle No. 4 of the W M S decorates Spring Hill with a chili meal and a meeting led by Mrs. Minor Gordon. Other items note district Woodmen Circle planning a January convention, Lottie Moon Week of Prayer activities, and various PTA and social club events with guests from Newton and nearby towns. The parcel of notices includes hospital updates, women’s society gatherings, and community announcements.
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R. M. LaGrove
Orth Hervey Street
Hugh Smith
E. E. White
Fred R. Harrigan
B. White
Santi Claus
Synta
Bay View
Kate Embree
Newton
N. J
Steve Carrigan Jr
J A. Henry
First Methodist Church
R. T. Briant
Spring Hill Road
J. C. Millain
Minor Gordon
Jahn Arnold
St. Matthew
T. B. Koonce
Ramsey
L. W. Young
Mamie Briant
Leon Bundy
Edwin ‘Nard
Hugh Jones
Lottie Moon
Frayer
First Baptist Church
Christ
Melba Lee Russell
Martha Any Biighton
John Lee Womack
John Robert
Ophelia Hamilton
Hubert Campbell
Niane
Imogene Taylor
James Sandlin
Wallace R. Rogers
Frances Snyiter
Unemployed Total Put at 11 Million
Washington reports semi official unemployment estimates long used by government, showing about 19,915,000 people jobless last September and noting that about 5 million former jobless have found work since March 193%.
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Washington
Local Church Notes and Visitors Baffle Readers
Sunday and Saturday night services referenced with names like Geo Laferty and HL Huskey. Relatives and visitors from Hope Texarkana Nashville Center Point Richmond and Oklahoma are noted along with Thanksgiving travels and moves to Nashville.
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Geo
We Laferty
Palmes
Gary
Anarillo
Texas
Pee
Huskey
Rey Biggers
Nashville
J. J. Gelaney
Hope
Texarkana
Kid Fore
Center Point
Ruth Muskey
Richmond
If Hl. Huskey
Sanford Bonds
Lucile
M. H. Montgomery
James Black
Texdrkina
J. R. Hus Key
Steward
Dwight
Charlene Steward
Lawrence Carman
H. M. McCain
L. Reese McDougald
Rover
Roy Biggers
Bom McMasters
Okvlony
Mar
da. Huskey
James Harris
Blevins
W. L. Mee
Dougalu
Qwen Harris
Prescett
Hige
Hix Toe
Lot
Stan Yarberry
George Liberty
Chel Yarberry
Russ Spears
Amateurs and pros brighten Wednesday wrestling card
A Hope crowd filled a park venue for a mixed program of amateur wrestling and boxing, reviving interest after four sluggish weeks. Battling Siki and Nathan Logan opened with a brutal boxing match that ended in a technical knockout for Logan. Bert Mauldin versus Carl Woodruff drew with a decisive draw, pleasing fans. In the semi final pro bout Billy McEuen beat William McEnnis, and Bob Montgomery defeated Donald McNaught with a decisive finish in the final.
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Fair Park
Hope
Battling Siki
Hope Near
Nathan Logan
Logan
Siki
Will Ed
Wolfie) Waller
Bert Mauldin
Carl Woodruff
Billy McEuen
William McEnnis
Bob Montgomery
Donald McNaught
Montgomery
McNaught
Forestry Facts About Ticks Weevils and Fire
A compact note describes how dipping stock and controlled wood burning reduce tick exposure in shaded woods. It notes boll Weevil hibernation near cotton fields and rare long-range spring travel. It mentions the Quail as Weevil predator and cautions that burning woods harms nests and cover.
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Arkanas
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Outings
Afternoon reports Mrs Horace Pye shows improvement after illness. Clifford Huskey and daughters Marjorie and Patricia Ann joined as Sunday guests of J R Huskey’s parents. Eugene Ward family and Cobown Urrey group plus Floss, Guy Loo, and Webster enjoyed a Sunday hickory nut hunt.
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Horace Pye
Clifford Huskey
Evening Shade Social Calls In Ruby Burns Circle
Mrs. Ruby Burns and family hosted and visited with relatives Saturday night and Sunday. Several neighbors and kin including Tyra Shields Clyde Huckabee L C Betts Irvin Betts John Ratliff Elmer Betts J L Soylar Marjorie Ann Jack Betts Arch Taylor Carl Fuller John Shiekls Lawrence May and others were seen calling or visiting in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Betts
Jaelk
John Ratliff
Elmer Betts
J. L. Soylar
Marjorie Ann
Jack Bette
Arch Taylor
Carl Fuller
Rand
Murt Yotom
Tom Yoron
John Shiekls
Lawrence May
D. M. Kinsey
Arthur Fuller
Carnell Anderson
J ‘Va Anderson
J. G. Buthtl
Glenton Betts
William Mur Wy
Centerville Dem onstration Club Meeting Notes
Centerville club notes report a December 2 gathering at Mrs G A Linakor's hotel with 14 members present and several visitors. Mrs Pearl Campbell led the devotional from Psalm 10, followed by prayer by Mrs Wille Pant. Miss Alford gave a cookie demonstration. Social time featured icebox cookies and tea. The next meeting is planned with Mrs John Soynes on January 6.
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Centerville
G. A. Linakor
Pearl Campbell
Wille
Alford
John Soynes
Prescott Items Highlight Local Weddings and Club Schedules
Mrs. Lee Gentry announces the marriage of her daughter Bessie to Glen Carmical of Hope, solemnized November 13 at Arkadelphia. Home Demonstration clubs and 4-H activities are listed for December across Redland Willisville Rosston and Cale, with meetings and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gentry
Bessie
Glen Carmiial
Hope
Arkadelphia
Mrs. Carmical
Martin Pool
Martin Dr
Hot Springs
Colyer Cox
Carl Dalrymple
el Dorado
A. S. Buchanan
Louis Knowlton
Alfred Fudge
Harrison, Ark
Nevada County
Redland
Bluff City
Willisville
E. L. Holloway
U—Nubin Hill
Helen Stuart
Boughton
Rosston
L. L. Middlebrooks
Cale
Local social notes of Saturday night visits and calls
Mrs Rufus Anderson and children went fishing Saturday night. Miss Cathryn Shields spent time with her companion. Misses Dollie and Mildred Lewis visited Mrs Charlie Ferguson Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Ola Betts visited Mrs Clifton Bowden on Wednesday. Mrs Mat Huckabee called on Mrs Elmer Betts and Mrs J L Taylor.
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Thy
Cathryn Shields
Rufus Anderson
Dollie
Mildred Lewis
Charlie Ferguson
Ola Betts
Clifton Bowden
Mat Huckabée
Elmer’ Betts
J.L
Taylor
Dodge Announces New We-W Car With Low Prices
Dodge unveils a larger more luxurious car praised as the 1936 Beauty Winner by editors and fashion authorities nationwide. Priced as low as 640 dollars at the Detroit factory, it touts 18 to 24 mpg and 20 percent less fuel consumption than competing small cars. Owners across the country report strong economy and value, with the model promoted for immediate viewing and a free economy test.
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America
Detroit
Bankers Informed F D Debt Is Safe
President Roosevelt in Georgia discussed banking crisis history and a potential emergency debt of 55 to 70 billion dollars noting bankers suggested the debt could be safely incurred. He said he has a list of bankers and letters but no request to publicize them, while en route to a mountain retreat. He planned to address the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago next Monday.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Atlanta
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Pro supper in Rocky Mound supports local family in need
A pro supper at the pehod house Friday night raises funds for a family in need. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Cael Darian, Texas visitors, and local residents. Thanksgiving gatherings and visits to relatives are noted, with several pairs of neighbors and families mentioned in attendance and sharing news of recent events.
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Pehod House
Cael Darian el Ichlte
Texas
Andy Dor
E. C. Rogers
Doris Yarberry
Cecil Rogers
Rogers
Grady Willams
Fairview
Luther. Mitchell
Camilla Dutra’s Odd Daylong Routine in Vadcarla Brazil
Camilla Dutra from Vadcarla Brazil moves about her chores despite claiming a lack of real Fracciont. The text notes a request involving foreign exchange for WooleR and mentions Getulio Vargés of Rio Grande do Sul federations in a fragmented report.
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Camilla Dutra
Vadcarla
Brazil
Dodta
reatHlati
Getulio Vargés
Rio Grande Do Sul
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Cemetery Association
ES. Greening
East Second Street
W. G. Allison
State Embree
Newton, N. It
Mildred Johnson
Mrs. R. L. Denmark
Woodmen Circle
Woodingh
South Main Street
Eva D. Taylor
Stemps
Ashdown
Harmony
Paisley
Paisley School
J. C. Kyler
Miner Gordon
Peggy McNeill
Matilda McFaddin
Betty Ruth Coleman
Marian Mouser
Jessie Clarke Brown
Brookwood
Witts Room
Brookwood P. T. A. Exchange
Exchange
Bernard O'Digier
Sunshine Boys
Radio Stars
Kweh Shreveport
Junior
Young Womens Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Cotillion Club
New Capital Hotel
Louise Hanegan
O— Hope
E. S
Masonic Hall
Milady
Ladies Specialty Shop
Mutiny On the Bounty
Ngriggmagees
Saenger
Hope, Ark
Coats
Sweet Home
Ruby Burns
Atul
Tyra Shields
Clyde Huckabee Callva
L. C. Betts Sun‘Tay
Prescott
Dodge
White Oak
Phony
Chorles
Hall Brothers
Christoay
Buck Roger
Hall Bros
John P. Cox Drug Co
F.D
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Zier
Rineapple
D. M
White House
RED Circle
Bokar
SOAP
Rane
U. S
N. B.C
Mesa
Pound Carton
Beth Lont
Afternoods
Sir John Bill Tordati
Dres
Irs
P. Holla
Santa
Robison
Geo. W. Robison
Cox Hope
Prescott Nishville
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