Tattered verse and local notices share Christmas items
A collage of verses, personal notices, and school news from a small town paper. The text references a morning routine, debts, a laborer’s resilience, and a Christmas program plus a school meeting. Several names appear—Patricia Williams, Ada Gee, Katherine Baker—along with local events at the Junior-Senior High and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Aoy
G. ID. Lester
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
C. V. Nunn
C. D. Lester
Fellowship as the Core of Christian Church Life
The weekly Sunday lesson enlarges on Jesus gathering earnest followers whose devotion and pursuit of righteousness formed a fellowship. Paul and John stress that true Christian love binds believers, creating a mystical bond in which Christ becomes the spiritual environment shaping all who walk in the light. The church, a house of faith, reflects this intimate fellowship and foreshadows a broader heavenly unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John
Paul
I Corinthians
Pal
Jaye
Christ
Evangelist Campbell Schedules Hope Gospel Tabernacle Visit
Dallas evangelist Rev. Bird W. Campbell and wife will lead morning and night services at Hope Gospel Tabernacle this Sunday. Campbell, a former Frigidaire supervisor turned preacher, arrives after revival tours in Dallas, Fort Worth, and lower Rio Grande Valley. His topics are Purpose of Heart at 11 oclock and Three Famous Nights at 7 30. Mrs Campbell will sing, play piano and address youth at 6:00. They are here for one day only with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Campbell
Dallas
Texas
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fort Worth
Nanking and Sun Yat Sen remembered in church notes
The article recalls Sun Yat Sen and Nanking under pressure from Japan and describes 1927 plans for a modern Chinese capital by Chiang Kai-Shek, with notes on Purple Mountain landmarks and the republic’s status. It also covers upcoming church services at First Christian, including sermons on The Wonderful Christ and The Pioneer of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Christ
China
Peking
New England
Li Hung Chang
Ward
Gordan
Longfellow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Anely
Henry Kilam Murphy
Ernest 2. Goodrich
Purple Mountain
Sun Yat Sen
National Observatory
Sun Yei Sen
Hong
Quakers State Late Start In PA Basketball Town
Pennsylvania’s basketball scene opens with a late start for the Quakers and Hastert era in the Collegiate League. The piece reflects on ideals of love truth and right living amid a world of sin and hate, imagining a heavenly world beyond earthly struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Event Preaches Heart Life
Bert Webb of Hope Gospel Tabernacle plans a one day revival featuring Rev. AD Campbell of Mullis Texas at 11 o clock service on Purpose of Heart and Life. Mrs Campbell to provide music with a quartet orchestra. Sunday school at 9 55 with classes for all ages and Sunday night program at the Laheineh auditorium. Campbell and wife have recently toured southern cities including Delhi Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD. M. Campbell
Mullis
Texas
Ciara
Three Pines
Campbell
Delhis
Fort Worth
Rie
Granite
Phi
Laheineh
Hope
Arkiunsus Bapiiints
Evhus
Arkungius Baptist Chavellion
Fort Smth
Christ
Adeureu
Advising on Education and Athletics at State University
Speakers urged balanced priorities for student athletes. The guest lecture emphasized education first, noting most will return to Arkansas after college selection and promising support from university figures. Preceding talks praised loyalty, cooperation, and the football boosters, with calls for athletics to remain secondary to academics.
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Arkansas
Delp Athletics
Beryl Henry
W. K. Lemley
W. S. Atkins
Foy Hammons
Leo Robing
Miss Henry
Hope
University of Arkansas
W. 8
Atkins
Hammons
Heart of the Rockies opens at New theater this Saturday
The New Heart of the Rockies western drama debuts with the Three Mesquiteers Bob Livingston Ray Corrigan and Max Terhune in a tale of cattle raids wild beasts and hidden rustlers. Rangers guard a game preserve while Ext Dawson’s clan exploits a boy as a stooge. A ranger is killed amid the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of the Rockies
Bob Livingstan
Ray Corrigan
Max ‘Verhune
Dyin Rebells
Anc
Bob Liveingston
Max Terhune
Ext Dawson
Davy
National Park
Sunday church notices urge Baptist Union rally in Texarkana
Sunday attendance reached 863 and the Baptist Training Union calls a Beech Street Baptist rally at 2:00 this afternoon. The First Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Thomas Brewster lists Sunday school at 9:45, morning service at 11, Young People's meeting at 6:15, and evening service at 5. Woman's auxiliary meets Monday at 1:00, midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30. Public welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hammond
Baptist Training Union
B. ‘Tu
Beech Street Baptist Enurely
Texarkana
First Presbyteran
Thomas Brewster
Young People’s Meeting
Woman's Auxiliary
Christmas Dinner Plan From Hempstead Home Agent
The Hempstead Home Agent offers early Christmas dinner planning tips for families. Miss Gertrude E. Conant of the University of Arkansas recommends a centerpiece of polished red apples with green leaves and a pine or holly edge. A clear soup or fruit cocktail can start the meal, followed by turkey or goose. Goose should be steamed briefly to shed down, rubbed with a garlic clove, and stuffed with apples bread crumbs onion and sage. Giblets provide gravy flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude E. Conant
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Maiston
Heart of the Rockies film plot and cast notes
Stony is named the murderer as Rangers confront him over protecting his herd and face danger. He is aided by the Mesquiteers and Lorna, played by Lynn Mother, in a perilous predicament. Sammy McKim plays a boy pressured by his father amid cattle bustle. Cast includes Hal Taliaferro, Georgia Simmons, J. P. McGowan, George Pierce. directed by Joseph Kane with Sol C. Siegel supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony
Rangers
Lorna
Lynn
Sammy McKim
Heart of the Rockies
Hal Taliaferro
Georgia Simmons
J. P. McGowan
George Pierce
Joseph Kane
Sol C. Siegel
Christmas dinner tips and home sewing club advice
The article offers recipes for stuffed goose with potato and bread stuffing, colorful vegetable garnishes, and a festive salad, plus guidance from Hempstead county home demonstration and 4 H club members on affordable sewing equipment. It describes using an iron, pressing cloth, pressing roll, and a pressing cushion with step by step construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Sue Marshall
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
From Grid to Tee Dukes Hockey Stars Tie In
Pittsburgh reports Boyd Brumbaugh Art Amann and Joe Maras from Duquesne form a notable group blending gridiron fame with the Dukes hockey squad this season. The trio is highlighted as a definite part of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Boyd Brumbaugh
Art Amann
Joe Maras
Duquesne
Gridiron Stars
Dukes
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Tonys
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Patricia Thomas
Ada Gee
Awe
Bagist Eltirely
Monsly
Cirele Naweigharee Af
Katherine Amy Baker
Mr. Abet Mes
Baker
Battle Hook
Hale Oels
Mark
Rena Acker
Eelward T. Wayne
MN. Y. A
DeQueen
Newton
Af Tyke Reck
Sertal
Hungle
Menace’ Iil
Maynard Sin
Saenger
Wonder
Rinko’y Paves
Kenny Baker
Mi. Dodd
Nie
Cartoin
Hinpilinge Cassidy
Bobby Breen
WMFE
Gilroy
Christican Fellowship
ROY Anderson and Company
Home Service Co
Hope Roy Allison
Mgr, Ark
Tonlic
Grace Moore
Love
Cary Grant
Il P.m
Duck Dukin
Ann Sothern
Mrs. Bird EL. Campbell
Republic
Japan
Canamand
Ely
Donald Moore
Jesus the Christ
Jesus Christ
Wests
Moffat
Min
WA Mearning
Quakers
Bert Webb
Sar Verst Baptist Church
W. KR. Thunition
WSFS
Tel-E-Tex Oil Co
Hope Yen Day & Nite
Monts Seed Store
Marshall
Knoxville Journal
Walter Lippmann
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Department of Labor
Faci
Ue South
America
Hattie W. Carraway
John BE. Miller
Wade Mitchens
Southern Mid-Western Industry Committee
Ady
International Harvester
South Arkansas Implement Co
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