Christmas Comes Home in the Bells of Hope
A Christmas themed roundup notes Circle No. 5 of W. M. A. hosting Sunbeams at the church with gifts and a special treat. Reports from the December First Methodist W. M. S. meeting include prayers, a program on Race Relationships, toys donated to charity, and plans for January. Local members and guests attend gatherings at Hotel Barlow and church events as Christmas spirit fills community groups.
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Circle No. 5
First Baptist
Hhciday
Circle No. 1
W.M.S
First Methodist Church
Henry H
Henry Hu
Edwin Ward
John P. Cox
Erin Street
O. L. Reed
Dwight Blake
Mr. Blake
Minden
Jesse Hollis
Lite Rock
Hotel Barlow
John Cain
DLA. 1
Briant
O. A. Grives
Shexs
Mamie Twitchell
Ellis Island
J. J. Battle
J. G. Martindale
Chas. Haynes
Gus Haynes
Chas. Locke
C.D. Lester
Italian Nobel Drama Prize Winner Is Dead
Italian Nobel laureate Luigi Pirandello died Thursday in Rome after a life shaping modern drama. The 1934 Nobel Prize in Literature recipient was 80 and left a legacy of innovative plays and narrative forms.
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Rome
Aly
Luigi Pirandello
Talian Pri
Deserts Greatest Continuation Hints at Marriage Move
Hugh Spillman, friend and escort of Wallis Simpson, said it is not unlikely the king and Mrs Simpson will establish residence in Warrenton Virginia during divorce proceedings. Canada’s cabinet approved including Canada in the abdication act for King Edward VIII, with the governor general's assent.
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Waimenton
Hugh Spillman
Wallis Wasfiell Simpaan Spencer
King
Mrs. Simpson
Warrenton
Ada
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Edward the Eighth
Governor
Peacher Decides to Pay Slavery Fine in Arkansas Case
Jonesboro Ark Mi Attorneys for Paul Feacher of Earle announced he would pay the 3400 dollar fine and accept a two year probation for subjecting seven Black people to slavery. Peacher originally announced an appeal but returned to paying the fine and probation.
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Jonesborg
Ark
Paul Feacher
Earle City
Mathal
Peacher
Young Prince Albert Windsor at Jutland Courage
The article describes Prince Albert Windsor serving as a midshipman aboard the battleship Collingwood during the Battle of Jutland. He faced danger alongside the crew, was cited for bravery, and received honors including Knight of the Garter. His career advanced to lieutenant, captain, and rear admiral, with further royal appointments and a push to return to sea service after medical setbacks.
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Seana Flow
Royal House
Prince Albert
Albert Windsor
John Smith
Derflinger
Prince
Edward VIII
Stanley Colville
Portsmouth
Malaya
Duthind
Goodfellows Campaign Seeks Donors and Helpers
Hampstead county post of the American Legion will lead the annual Goodfellows fund drive with Dewey Hendrix presiding. Mrs. Arch Moore manages buying and distribution. pastors and civic leaders form a skeleton committee. Needy families will be registered in a Friday city hall meeting. reports can be given to the Public Welfare office. Deer note about reindeer and antlers ends the item.
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Dewey Hendrix
Hampstead County
American Legion
Goodfellows
Legion
Arch Moore
The
First Baptist Sunday School
Bred R. Harrison
James. R. Henry
William R. Hamilton
Hempstead County
Prince Albert II of Britain’s medical crisis to royal steward
The article recounts Prince Albert’s 1917 duodenal ulcer diagnosis after leaving the fleet for Rosyth hospital. Sir Arbuthnot Lane confirmed the condition, an operation followed as pain intensified. After recovery, Albert pursued aviation, serving with Tranchard in France and later became Air Marshal in 1938. He studied at Trinity College Cambridge in 1919 1920 and was named Duke of York on June 3 1920, taking on royal duties.
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Arbuthnot Lane
Britain
Windsor Castle
Prince Albert
Jeranwelt
Jon Tranchard
Air Force
France
Royal Air Force
Trinity College
Cambridge University
Duke of York
Society For Industrial Welfare
Pope Pius Suffers Paralysis Relapse
Vatican reports Pope Pius suffers a relapse of paralysis the day after a period of private visits to industrial districts. He plans a summer camp at New Romney in Kent named Play the Game, to bring together factory workers and public school boys in equal terms, with the Duke of York sharing in the camp life and aims to break down class distinctions.
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Teaside
Clydeside
New Romaney
Kent
Duke of York
Vatican source casts doubt on recovery and mobility
A Vatican source hinted that even if the pope recovers from the current crisis he may never walk again. The report follows earlier bulletins describing his Holiness as recovering.
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Emerald necklace worth 150000 gifted by the King
A hostess, known for wearing an emerald neck lace valued at 150000, was a gift from the King. The scene unfolds on dinner dress nights as guests mingle in the drama.
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