Circuit-Rev Names and Appointments Across Arkansas Churches
A list of names and assigned missions appears for various circuits and stations including Bradshaw in Conway Hope Prescott Camden Texarkana El Dorado Magnolia Magnolia stations and other circuits. Rev. Tillie E Brown Rev. L D Adams Rev. Jno Mil ann Rev. A Fle Highland Rev. R lughtery Rev. A R Coleman Rev. E L Wil e Rev. J Utsey Rev. W M Stevenson Rev. W K Mt Stamps Rev. E Grove and others are noted with appointments and station designations across Hope Prescott Camden Texarkana El Dorado Magnolia and related areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E- ‘Elder
L. D
Hope, Ari
Washington
Prescott, Ark
A. L. Kendrix
Camden, Ark
Dester
Dowland
Hutchinson
Ian
North Hope
Scott
Leasant
A. Fle
Patmos
R.lughtery
Sarah ‘Briggs
A. R. Coleman
Ezler
Tes
E. L. Wile Hill
J. Utsey
Magnolia
Ark
T. Turner
Ndori Station
W. K.mt
Tulsa boiler-maker cites stomach misery relief claim
W F Ellis of Oklahoma states he suffered constipation gas pains and sour acid risings before taking a remedy marketed as Hoy s Stomach Misery. He attributes relief to the product linked to John Gibson Drug and urges other sufferers in Tulsa and surrounding areas to consider the same treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Tulsa
W. F. Ellis
West First
Slahoma
Missionary Appointments and Transfers Across Arkansas Circuits
The Joint Board of Finance and several clergy and lay members announce transfers and stationing for numerous pastors and missionaries. Reverend authorities list assignments including Little Rock Conference moves to New Hope Pine Bluff and Arkansas Conference postings to Searcy and nearby stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fol Johngen
Mandeville
Me Holly
Millner
Reeves. Bradley
McKarmie
Felix’ Lewis
Shula
J. W. Durin
Kibloh
K. A. Bell
Atlanta
G. W. Bryant
W. M. Stevenson
Smith
Jessie Mains
Cotine Mosley
Sa, Burks
Fiona Bullock
J. M. Mannings
Mae Sue
Pickens
Presiding M. Glover
Little Rock
New Hope
Pine Bluff
Ark
PL. McClain
Arkansas Conference
Searcy
H. A. Shed
County Defense sets civilian volunteer corps statewide
In a unified call, officials announce civilian defense offices to register volunteers in every county. The twofold aim is to recruit men and women for defense programs and to expand services through organized community agencies, boosting morale by meaningful voluntary work.
Libyan Fight at Standstill
Cairo reports General Erwin Rommel regrouping battered German forces for a return to two heavy Libyan battles after retreating westward from Tobruk toward el Adem Birsel Gobi. British forces press pockets along the coast near Bardia. about 4,000 Italian troops believed trapped. During 1940 Glacier National Park in Montana drew 177,207 visitors using 59,806 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Erwin Rommel
Libya
Tobruk
el Adem
Birsel Gobi
Libyan
Bardia
Glacier National Park
Montana
Municipal Court Docket At Hope City Hall
More than fifty cases were heard by Judge W. K. Lemley in Hope municipal court. The docket lists numerous speeding, parking, and equipment violations with bonds mostly set at one dollar, several ten dollar fines for gaming and drunkenness, and multiple individuals charged with headlight and toll light infractions. Numerous names appear for various offenses including disturbing the peace and blocking an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope City Hall
W. K. Lemley
R. E. Jones
J. L. Lamb
Walter Lee
Delmar Murry
Howard Boyd
Ben Shields
Erst
Jim Austin
A. Q. Dean
Tno
C. ©. Otwell
Neil Williams
Joe Burkhart
L. K. Johnson
Sherman
Cheatham
Booker Gamble
George Jenkins
Gustavo Phillips
Clifford Bufield
Paul Taylor
Milton McKinney
Goring
Freeman W. Nannie
Beatly Davis
Dan Stinson
George Williams
Joe B. Trotter
John Tefteller
Grady McCoy
Carl Mauldin
Docket Highlights from EGE State Court Sessions
The record lists cases including Walter Lee forgery dismissed on motion, M C Corrigan assault dismissed on motion, Chartie Hinds guilty of drunkenness with a $20 fine, O C Vanwinkle guilty of reckless driving with a $25 fine, Bryant Reed fined for parking without light, and various civil actions. Cooper's Garage v Floyd on attachment yields $352.58. default judgment for $42.58 against Floyd and Callahan Construction Co. Garnishments noted with Walter Lee Allen and C B Russell as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ege
Fe H
Ught
Cooper's Garage
B. A. Floyd
B. A. Floyd and Callahan Construction Co
W. E. Callahan Construction Co
W. B. Callahan Construction Co
Qarnishee
Rev Spore Chosen Leader Of Hope Ministerial Alliance
The Hope Ministerial Alliance elected Rev Kenneth L. Spore as president for the coming year at First Baptist church. Rev Harry Wintermeyer was named vice president and Rev William R. Hamilton as secretary. A later meeting with Pastors and Benevolent Committee chairs and welfare officials is set for December 18 at City Hall to plan Christmas basket distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Kenneth L. Spore
Harry 38. Wintermeyer
William R. Hamilton
Policeman Turner Returns From Florida Trip
John Turner city policeman arrived home after a vacation in Miami with Mrs Turner and son Jack. Jack is a member of the Border Patrol of the U S Immigration Service and was transferred from the Texas Mexican border to Florida east coast. Mrs Turner remains with Jack for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner
Mator
Miami
Fla
Star Corrects Creighton Grid Article
The Star omits names of Hope fans backing Creighton over other candidates in a university coaching dispute. Talbot Feild dp says he issued the piece amid fan reactions while Milan Creighton is mentioned as a potential candidate. The Star remains neutral on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Mion Creighton
Talbot Feild
Marely
Milan Creighton
Ex-County Man Is Arrested In McCas kill
Forrest Sudduth, 34, former Hempstead county man, was arrested Monday by local police in McCaskill on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. He is wanted by Robert B. Powers of Vic Bakersfield California for alleged assault and the killing of a policeman last year. A True Detective magazine photo and a 106 reward are noted. Local police contacted Bakersfield authorities as officers and local officials arrested Sudduth after returning to McCaskill with a carnival. His parents and relatives had waited over a year, with a prior search missing him by about 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Sudduth
Hempstead
McCaskill
Lacal
Sudduth
Robert B. Powers
Vic Bakersfield
Calif Polee
True Detective Magazine
Bakersfield
Suddath
Shevitt Clarence Baker
Tony Middlebrooks
F. W. Haynie
Felice
Thhey
McCassill
College Sets Religion Clinic For Student Guidance
Educators at Stephens College in Columbia have established a religious education clinic to handle the flood of student requests for advice in religion and philosophy. The program offers individual conferences as young women seek personal guidance at the campus clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Stephens College
Religious Education Department
Lady by Request in the Air Heists Love and Rivalry
Diana, Adela, and Richard Thorpe anchor a turbulent melodrama as Diana and Stephen confront infidelity, inheritance pressure, and a planned flight. Adela feigns hysteria while Stephen, torn by love and duty, orders Diana to lead in his absence and depart for a South American assignment. The airport farewell leaves unresolved longing and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela
Dlana
Richard Thorpe
Diana
Knowinng Thorpe
Adela Fa
Stephen
Nin
Diann
South Avenies
Thingy
Diagne Dare
Disappearing plane sets off Diana and Stephen’s family saga
Copyright 1941 NEA Service. Diana, distraught by news of Stephen Curt’s disappearance near Guayaquil, endures a nightmare as Adela and allies console and clash in a tense aftermath. Aunt Christie asserts comfort while Diana questions her marriage as uncertainty deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Stephen
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Pete Smith
Stephen Curt
Adela
Elva Todd
Phil
Iralyn
Richard Thorpe
Christine
Aunt Christie
Lo Be
Sounds Like a Code in the Head
A Memphis reader recalls hearing a shortwave radio program with English phrases describing iron, oranges, marshmallows, and other items as combinations of atoms. The listener notes the statements are not serious, calling them futile and ridiculous, while identifying an overseas telephone station testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Riverlesif
L. 1
Bank loaned five dollars with ten thousand in bonds
A stranger sought a five dollar loan telling a bank lending small sums was its business. After some dialogue the banker approved and the man offered ten thousand dollars in government bonds as security. He joked about safe deposit costs at another bank while noting the bonds. Beekeeping also grows as a remunerative industry in Manitoba and other prairie provinces of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitob
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Nazi arrogance and failed conquest across Europe
The piece argues the Nazi mass persuasion methods and brutal force failed to establish control beyond Germany in 1933. It notes guerrilla resistance in Serbia, Paris, Amsterdam, and Poland, with Norse and Greek graves as symbols of a doomed regime. The article contends fascism collapsed as a result of Turkish miscalculations and a refusal to drink Nazism’s “sweet water of freedom.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Norway
Netherlands
France
Greece
Yugoslavia
Poland
Russia
Europe
Paris
Amsterdam
Hempstead County Library November Circulation Report
November activity shows Hempstead County Library circulating 722 books and magazines to 4 440 borrowers with 147 new registrations. Branch totals include Springhill 12, Belwins 977 books to 484 borrowers, Washington 855 to 457, Fatton 462 to 365, Columbus 359 to 183, and Hope Headquarters 1 757 to 2 682 vendors. A stray sentence notes a Liverpool mare tax inquiry with asset stating only action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Springhill
Hempstead County
Blegins
Washington
Fatton
Columbus
Hope
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Tae
Direks
Conway Statrutments
Prescott
Southwest
Arkansas
John
Gibson
Chip Court
Spore
Policeman Turner
Florida
Star
Creighton
California
Helen R. Woodward
Miss Todd
Carkin
Dela
Peyton Square
Evalyn Goodby
Evalyn
Old Ellen Curt
Mr. Curtl
NEA Service Inc
Library Report
Liverpool
England
Mier
Dean
Aurora
Mouu
Prentiss
Meg Sallie Graves
Allied
Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co
Bob Elmore
Nope
Henry Blank
Skunkie
Henry
Congress
America
Italy
Japan
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Lexington Avenue
New York City
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