Bible Study and Christmas Socials Dominate Local Church Notices
The Selected, Me Wontane Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held a regular Bible study with Rev. W. Rogers on Matthew chapters five six and seven. The Alathean Sunday School class meets Tuesday evening at 7:30 with a small gift for the Christmas party. Mrs. C. C. Lewis hosted bridge at her South Hervey Street home for Mr. and Mrs. Brinklin’s guests from Gallatin with festive decor and prizes. John Cain chapter D.A.R. plans a December luncheon at Gelick House with charity contributions for Conabution Hall and Ellis Island. The Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodist Church held an afternoon session with violinist Miss Winter Cannon performing Christmas songs, year-end reports, and the formation of a new circle for mothers of children under six. Circle No. 1 of the Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Ernest Wingfield’s home with a Psalms Bible study and a program on Christmas in ministers’ homes. Tea and salad were served to members, including Mrs. Wilson Stuart and young daughter hosting guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. McLorry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeetia
South Hervey Street
C. C. Lewis
Brinklin
L. A. Greet
Carroll Johnson
Gallatin, Tenn
George Wilton
John Cain
D. A. Ht
Gelick Huncheon
Otan
J. M. Scoggins
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
Ellis Island
Iowa
Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodi
Church
Very Crutchfield
Henry Mt
Winter Cannon
Misa Harriett Story
E. C. Rule
Dr. Rule
Woman's Auxiary
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Wingfield
North Pine Street
Paul Kizer
Harry Lemley
Fr. R. King
Thos, Brewster
Kendall Lempley
Frank Porter
Social Notes From Tyler Texas And Surroundings
A glance at local social life features a party hosted by Mr and Mrs R V Herndon on South Main celebrating guests from Gallatin Tennessee with bridge prizes and gifts. The Girls Auxiliary of the First Methodist held its first meeting, officers were elected, and refreshments were served. The WMU circle planned a mission study class with a pot luck supper at the church. The Greshams announce the birth of Kathrine Louise on December 8 1933. A Rosston wedding shower honored Mrs John Rowe with gifts and refreshments. Numerous ladies from Tyler and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrav R. V. Herndon
South Main Street
L. A. Green
Carrotl Johnson
Gallatin, Tenn
R. D. Franklin
Thos. Kibeer
First Methodist Church
Ralph Routon
North Pine Street
Sid McMath
Lenora Routon
Kathryn Franks
Jewell Scoles
Mary Delia Corrigan
Alice Louise Wallis
Mini Geraldine van Sickle
Evelyn Briant
P. B. Gresham
Kathrine Louise
Tyler
Texas
Legion Commander Haynes to Visit Arkansas Legion
Edward A. Haynes national commander of the American Legion will visit the Arkansas Department on Tuesday. He will speak at a 12 15 p m luncheon at the M M Eberts Post clubrooms after touring the Veterans Hospital Fort Roots the VA regional office in the Federal Building department headquarters and the Arkansas Service Bureau offices. He will also speak at the annual duck dinner of the Daniel Harder Post in Stuttgart Tuesday night with Mayor D D Borris of Stuttgart delivering the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Edward A. Haynes
Decature
Til
American Legion
Arkansas Department of the Legion
Haynes
M. M. Eberts Post
Veterans Hospital
Fort Roots
The
Veterans Administration
Federal Building
Department
Arkansas Service Bureau
Hayes
Daniel Harder
Stuttgart
D. D. Borris
Get Up Nights Relief Aided By Bukets Formula
An old drug ad promotes Bukets, a bladder cleansing mix with juniper oil and Buchu leaves. It claims to flush impurities and acids, ease irritation, reduce night urination, and alleviate backache from bladder disorders. Money-back promise after four days if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor Gil
Gibson Drug Co
Brart's
Bukets
The Private Life Continued from Poet One
Walker arrives to a home known as the gloomy old mansion at 3406 West Monroe Street. Lindsay dies as the family grows, and Dr. James Earle guides births. A chance at sister comes when a baby is adopted, changing life for the Wynekoop family as they recall their early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
West Monrbe Street
Farle
Jthan Earle
Lindsay
James Earle
Chicago
Earle
Catherine
Mother
Dad
Hite Wynekoops
War debts and moral stakes in postwar loans
The column argues that American war debts to former allies are morally akin to a man owing I O U for a gun used against an enemy. It notes such debts are traditionally treated as bad debts, written off as the world questions the justice of an investment aimed at harming humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arkansas PWA row clouding highway debt dispute
Hayley M. Bennett, secretary of the state PWA Advisory Board, did not address the state road bond matter. The message stemmed from a letter sent to Senator Hattie W. Caraway by Governor Futrell ten days earlier. Futrell reviewed the state highway debt question and protested discrimination against Arkansas in approving PWA projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayley M. Bennett
PWA Advisory Board
Hattie W. Caraway
Futrell
Arkansas
PWA
Cowboy confesses to double killing in Kansas
Hutchinson Kan A cowboy Jack Wisdom 26 signed a statement to county attorney Eli Eubanks admitting he kidnapped and killed Mr and Mrs Harry Pritchard of Wichita. He hid the bodies in Oklahoma fearing prosecution for a $21 40 worthless check. Wisdom says he did not kill Emery Large. National Guardsmen were called to prevent possible mob violence citing lynching history. Captain Lyle said Wisdom told him the old man had quit.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jack Wisdom
Eli Eubanks
Harry Pritchard
Wichita
Kansas State Reformatory
Wisdom
Buck” Smith
Wisden
Oklahoma
San Jose
Cail
St. Joseph
William H. Murray
National Guardsmen
Lyle
Emery Large
Meade County
Kansas
Large
Rane
Must Cut Acreage to Obtain Credit in Cotton Campaign
Memphis report quotes Oscar Jobsn stob, finance administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, telling 2400 listeners that no government loans, including land bank and seed loans, will go to cotton farmers who do not participate in the acreage reduction campaign. He notes Henry Morgenthau and the Farm Credit Administration will bar nonparticipants from federal credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Oscar Jobsnstob
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Johnston
Henry Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Land
Campaign aims to complete acreage reduction program in South
Johnston states the 1034 acreage reduction plan will pay pro rata domestic parity premiums to participants. Renters who sign in their own names receive rental payments and parity premiums. He expects completion with no compulsion and reports by Congress in January that the South is cooperating with the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnston
Relief Bureau to Buy From Farmer in Arkansas
The State Emergency Relief Commission in Arkansas plans purchases of agricultural commodities on December 22. Farmers may list sugar cane syrup sorghum syrup peanuts and sweet potatoes with county agents. quotas for Hempstead County include sorghum syrup 2500 gallons sugar cane syrup 75 cents per gallon sweet potatoes 400 bushels peanu ts 80 cents a bushel and corn 60 cents a bushel. Listing runs December 12 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Emergency Relief Commission
Arkansas
Hempstead
No. al BS
Blood Pressure Is Lower for Nation
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that more people suffer low blood pressure than high and discusses causes from inactivity to strict diets. He notes rest, improved diet, or caffeine can raise pressure, warns against thyroid use without medical supervision, and mentions body type factors that predispose to low pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Blood pressure myths and life expectancy insights
A fragmented discussion notes that people with low blood pressure may live longer but miss some pleasures of healthful living. It contrasts the constraints of low blood pressure with the easygoing indulgences enjoyed by those without hypertension and references physician influences on patient drinking and eating habits.
Sunday Visitorsand Letters in Small Town Notes
Sunday school welcomed Prof Cokner of Blevins and a class. Loui Urry and wife attended church. Odet Corman Karbeet recovering from measles while writing. Hix Lee’s baby ill. Mrs J A Delaney returned from Oklahoma visit. J O Copeland and wife visited. Margaret Grimes of Deaneville stayed with family. C C Merit of Blevins called on W J McDougald. Mrs Will Campbell at Little Rock for treatment not improving. Ola Mae Huskey hosted by Annie Mae Carman. Theda Earl Campbell met with sister Mrs Lewis Salmon. Adrian Huskey visited Theda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De+ light
Margaret Grimes
Deaney+ville
Homb
Bro
C. C. Merit
Blevins
W. J. McDougald
Will Campbell
Little Rock
Ola Mae Huskey
Annie Mae Carman
Theda
Earl Campbell
Lewis Salmon
Midway
Adrian Huskey
Home Church Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Multiple families and friends joined in heartfelt gatherings across Sunday, with visits by Ed Schéohove My and Mrs. J ily to Homa Cry nave F Yeon and 8 friends. Singing and fellowship filled the afternoon at Fairview, and a late night musical at the McDougald home drew relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schéohove
Jily
Ruesls
Star
Gudats
Visiting relatives and travel notes from a fragmented diary
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions visiting relatives and travel fragments with unclear names and places. The text includes scattered references to Littia Reek, Katty, and Hut but lacks coherent context, dates, or events to form a clear report.
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