Christmas Comes Home in Spelling Out Yuletide Spirit
CrC Le Mas and Nomey Tl were among readers and visitors in Little Rock area towns. A Friday Music Club meeting at Mrs. C Carlton featured North/Mexican dances and a piano tone by Mrs. Edwin Stewart. A post-nuptial shower at Mrs. Harrison’s home celebrated Mrs. Frank Mason. about 100 guests attended. Christmas tree plans and gift drawings noted. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett and son Paul from Okalona, and Mrs. Garrett from Crystoval. Miss Mary Louise Keith spent the weekend with Miss Mary Matthews in Little Rock.
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Nusley
Saliday
Shreveport
Che
Lily
C. Carlton
FL. Padgitt Ant
Guyoti Bosye
J. O. Milam
Bayse
Edwin Stewart
J. C. Carlton
C. Men Neill
A.C. Kolb
George Ware
Pattison
C. C. McNeill
B. C. Hyatt
George Garrett
Paul
Okalona
Garrett
Crystoval
Canal Zone
States
Panny Garrett
Kline Spyder
Frank Mason
Mina Mae Milburn
Lawrence Martin
Chas
Wylie
Jimmie Jones
Miss Bullington
Fred R. Harrison
South Pine Street
Mary Ann Lile
Edwin Ward
Mary Frances Hammons
Janet Lemley
Dorsey McRae
Chix Wylie
Masai
Lowthorp
Beryl Henry
Jimme Jones
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Jane Carter
Bessie Crreen
Finley Ward
R. L. Broach
Fred 2. Harrison
Patricia Thomas
Carlene Bruner
Ann Halland
Anadeane Westbrook
J. A. Cook
Nona Steele
Mra Haynes
First Baptist Church
Faith Hall South Main Street
Hope and Hope Conference Praise From Dr Morrison
Dr ILC Morrison the conference evangelist writes of his Hope Arkansas visit November 10 14 for the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He praises the town population around six thousand its rail hub industries and the Agriculture Farm proving fertile ground for revival. Morrison recounts hotel Barlow hospitality Bishop John M Moore and Rev Fred R Harrison. He preached eight times to full houses and stayed to preach on Sabbath. He notes a fine colored school building and a respected long serving principal. Morrison thanks Hope and its pastor and people for hospitality and ministry.
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Ilc. Morrison
Little Rock
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hope
Morrison
Pentecostal Herald
Down
Arkansas
Ark
United States
Nuar Hope
Barlow
Cts
John D. Barlow
Charles Wytie
John M. Moore
Europe
Moore
Brethren
Miller
The
Arkansas Methodist
Hin
Jude
W. . Hillard
Methodist
Fred R. Harrison
Jevar
Brethren of the Life Rock
Bayse
Asbury College
Gospel Tabernacle
Triahy
H.C. Morrison
Chester hospital patient moved to her mother's home
Miss Mildred McCanee spent the weekend with her Warren relatives as local notices report a Chester hospital patient transfer during December.
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Chester Hospital
Pink W. Taylor
Mildred McCanee
Warren
So Me Returned and Talk of Indiana Football Captain
Indiana football captain Paul Graham was told by Coach Bo McMillan that he was finished with the gridiron sport in 1934. Graham returned to El Dorado Kansas, worked with a road construction crew for a year, gaining 15 pounds. The text notes Aldershot in England as a chief military camp location, 34 miles from London.
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Bloomington
Ind
Paul Graham
Indiana
Bo McMillan
Kiall
Vist
Graham
el Dorado
Kan
England
Aldershot
London
Sinking of U S gunboat Panay and allied ships
The Panay was attacked by Japanese forces on the Yangtze river with 54 known survivors among 72 aboard, many wounded, and several embassy officials feared lost. Japanese blame was accepted, and British reports noted orders to fire on every ship on the river. Rear Admiral Yarnell canceled departure for Manila amid the incident as refugees were evacuated and American personnel aboard Panay and Luzon identified.
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Wubu
Yarnell
United States
Augusta
Lone
Hohsien
Anhwei Province
Harry 5. Yarnell
United States Asiatic Fleet
Manila
American Constate
Norman Alley
Fox Movietone
Weldon James
Unitet Press
Norman Soong
New York Times
Roy Squires
China
James Marshall
Collier's Magazine
T. J. Broderick
Standard Oil Co
A. L. Patterson
China Air Motors Employe
Nanking
Ald
Yangtze
Interior
Clites
Nelson T. Johnson
Atcheson
Paxton
Panay
Luzon
Hankow
Ee L
Government Wins Gold Interest Test
Government victory in Supreme Court clears interest payments on advancing gold maturities. The case began with Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati and the estates of James Ransom of Des Moines and Arthur Machen of Baltimore, challenging redemption terms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
James 4. Ransom
Des Moines
Arthur Machen
Baltimore
Patmos Cage Team Edges Blevins in Close Battle
Patmos cage team fought a tight game, edging Blevins 31-29. Blevins led 15-12 at halftime, but Patmos rallied in the third to take the lead and clinch the win in the final minutes. Upcoming games include Patmos vs Emmet and PTA-sponsored events, with Patmos senior boys scheduled to play Washington.
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Mayton
Blevins
Patmos
Emmet
Washington
Bndeaw Downs
Lakeside Bodcaw
Bodeaw Badgers
Lakeside
Allen
Lakeside Rams
Bailey
Badgers
Dunn
J. Butler
Southerland
Taylor
Rams
Dorman
Bodcaw
Butler
T, Johnson
Bee to Take Survivors Up Yangtze to Wuhu
The British gunboat Bee was expected to transfer survivors to Wuhu, 64 miles upriver from Nanking, while the American gunboat Oahu rushed downstream at full steam to assist.
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Bee
Wuhu
Yangtze
Nanking
Oahu
Buckner and Mineral Springs in mixed high school basketball results
Recap of Buckner tournament games where Bodeaw boys fell to Falcon 14 15 and Bodeaw girls beat Buckner 21 10. Mineral Springs Hornets defeated Saratoga boys 36 13 and won the 2 team match 17 16. Willisville teams beat Lakeside. Harold West led the Lions with 12. Alene Silvey top scorer for Willisville girls with 15.
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Ler
Bodeaw
Falcon
Hendrix
M. Butler
Bodeaw Lads
Bodeaw Girls
Buckner Girls
Mineral Springs
Saratoga Boys
Saratoga Bullsdog Girls
Mineral Springs Hornets
Saratoga
Fulton
Willisvile
Willisville Lions
Lakeside Rams
Willisville
Lakeside
Harold West
Lions
M. Simpson
Rams
Southern
Gibson
Alene Silvey
Daisy Waters
ML Janson
L. Janson
F D R and Al Smith Paired at New York Book Sale
Alfred E. Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt appeared together at the Anderson Galleries in New York for a book sale. A signed copy of Smiths autobiography To Now from 1925 and The Happy Warrior by Roosevelt from 1928 were offered, with a signed letter by Roosevelt included. The pairing drew on the Wordsworth phrase The Happy Warrior used during Smiths nomination for the presidency.
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New York
Anderson
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Wordsworth
Mr. Smith
Willisville Juniors Rout Lakeside 26 to 18 In Basketball
Willisville junior girls beat Lakeside juniors 26 to 18 with M Hersing leading Lions scoring 14 points. Veaaly tallied four, and guards Myrtle Herring Christine Ponds and Flora Mae Jackson had solid performances. Sarg and day bed noted as popular apartment furnishings of French origin.
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Veaaly
Myrtle Herring
Christine Ponds
Flora Mae Jackson
Wiles Lisville
Willisville
Lakeside
M. Hersing
Lions
L. Shakford
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le Mas
Sip Henry
Telephone
Clyde
Nomey
Mittle Rok
Ellen Carrigan
Ruby Wordly
Mrs. Nation
Wytie
Ralph Owen
Mary Louise Keith
Mary Matthews
Oglesby P. TA
Oglesby
Sehayl
Linda Benton
Capt
Barrymore Trent
Tst UU
Prialto
Marlene Dietrich
Robert Donat
Knight Without Armor
Saengir
William Powell
Myrna
Dr. Morrison
M. E
U. S
R. A. Taft
Ohio
Ateres
Hope the Boys
Prince Albert
F.D.R
al Smith
Duggar
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