Holiday program delights Oglesby PTA parents
A lively November meeting at the Oglesby auditorium featured children's choir numbers and Christmas carols. Mrs. A. D. Brann presented the president’s message while funds from Chrysanthemums sale totaled 20.14. Band events, Christmas decor, and notices for upcoming meetings filled the afternoon, with several local residents mentioned in attendance.
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Oglesby
Yihie School
Chiledren
A. D. Brann
John ©. Rogers
Ariel
Willy Bad Herndon
Clara Lawthey
C. of
C. Will
Mar
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank our friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Br. Martindate for help, to the ministers and Jayme for the funeral service, to the singers for music, and to those who sent flowers. Mrs. J. L. Sutton and children.
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Br. Martindate
Jayme
J. L. Sutton
Family mourns loss of beloved husband and father
The Melirey and MeLirey families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of our husband, father, and brother. Deep thanks go to Wre many Towers and the Shawn family for their kindness along this difficult time.
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C.D. Melirey
D. B. Taylor
Charles MeLirey
Ben Mebur
Harold MeLirey
W. M. Dillard
Sutton 74: longtime Holly Grove leader dies
HL Sutton, 74, of Holly Grove, formerly of Gladewater Texarkana and Hope area, survived by siblings John Sutton and three sisters, 23 grandchildren, and members of the Methordist church. He spent 50 years guiding Holly Grove community work and was known for his quiet courage and service.
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Gladewater
Texas
Luther Sultan
Texarkana
Roy Sutton
HH. Sutton
Holly Grove
John Sutton
Hope
Bell Phillips
John Breed
J. C. Marks
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sutton
Panay Sunk After Japanese Air Attack and Machine Gun Fire
Jim Marshall of the WA. 8. S. Augusta reports the Panay was bombed from great height Sunday, holes blasted in the vessel, abandoned at 2:05 and sinking at 3:34. Japanese planes and motor launches strafed and machine gunned the ship, crews boarded for examination, flags remained shown as it went down.
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S. Augusta
The
Bee
Lalpan
M. CS. T
Charles Klaproth Denies Guilty Of Forged Check
The Star recalls a December report citing G Max Thompsott and Charles Klaproth in a forged check case for 560.78 drawn on a Springfield bank. The technical charge against both is dismissed. Thompson remains under circuit court holds. Klaproth’s hearing was postponed to January.
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the Star
G. Max Thompsott
Charles Klaproth
Springfield
Thompson
Misselpal
W. K. Lemley
Klaprath
Last Standley
Donaghey Era Shapes Arkansas Capitol and State Plan
Donaghey, a carpenter turned contractor, won major early contracts including Hendrix College and Arkansas state buildings. He led the Capitol project, faced fierce political battles, influenced construction plans, and became governor in 1908 with a platform focused on capital construction. The state house project faced litigation and was completed in 1917 amid broader reforms.
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Tecomes
Donaghey
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Little Rock
Oklahoma
Denawichey
Hendrix College
St Fl Dorado
Fayetteville
Lonview
Texas
State Insane
Littl Rock
Yorrell
Exchange Bank
Lite Rock
Dian W. Jones
Conaghey
Jeff Davis
Capital Commission
Lwust
Amendeo
Donaghes
Hiss
I O
Hot Springs
W. PF. Kirby
Denaghey
Islue
Donukbey
Maginelia
Monticello Rassellville
Jonesboro
State History Commission
Tescan Mission
Aeta
Fovernor
C. C. Kavanaugh
Little Book Jastnastier
Donaghey: Builder of Little Rock Skyscrapers and Public Philanthropy
The article profiles Governor Donaghey, noting his political career to 1914 and his pivotal role in reform efforts, including a Christmas pardon that spurred convict-lease abolition. It highlights his major building projects in Little Rock, the Donaghey Trust Foundation valued near 1 million, and extensive civic roles in Arkansas, plus his lifelong Democrat leadership and Masonic ties.
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Joe T. Robinson
Donaghey
Arkansas
Fis Tard
Little Rock
Arkansas State Teachers, Collegee
Hendrix College
Conn
Board of Central
State Board of Charilies and Varvectims
State Board of Education Commission
Arkansas River
Kansas
Missouri
State Capitol Acts Commission
Hendrix Colleges
State Planning Board
Motharlist Church
Soath
Ane G
Sgh
Comic star Quie a Chinge Heltie Brock dazzles crowds
Quie a Chinge Heltie Brock, famed comic of the Hee Wallies of 1048, headlines with a sparkling act that typically fills the house. Previously a fancy diver at the University of Minnesota, he gained early fame in aquatic stunts before turning to stage comedy.
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Heltie Brock
Hee Wallies
Ue University of Minnesake
Tory
One Mile From Heaven and Counsel For Crime at Saenger and New
The Saenger showcases One Mile From Heaven with Claire Trevor and Douglas Fowley in a sensational tale of racketeering and a girl reporter pursuing truth amid extortion and murder. The New theater presents Columbia’s Counsel For Crime starring Doug Montgomery and Jacqueline Wells in a courtroom drama of redemption and family conflict.
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Saenger
A Gir
Heaven
Dr. Quigeer
Murp
Claire Trevor
Lady Blane
Douglas Fowley
Fredi Washington
Bill Ralinson
O Fo Kruwer
Doupglass Montgomery
Columbias
Counsel For Crime
New Theater
Harold Shumate
Fred Nible
Dry Grace Neville
Lee Loeb
Harold Buchman
Doug Montgomery
Kruger
Montgomery
Jacqueline Wells
Tady
Nana Bryant
Patmos 4-H Club Organizes for 1938 Year
Patmos High School hosts 4-H organization meeting with about 85 percent of students enrolled. Clifford Smith and Melva Bullington attend as county and home demonstration agents. Elected officers include Jack Lieffeety president, Tom Hubbard vice president, Frances Huett secretary treasurer, Meth Bennett reporter, with Homer Reeves and Elmer Brown named as local project leaders. Hopewell club hosts December meeting with Miss Bullington absent. Mrs Wiggins presides, devotional, new officers chosen, social hour and gifts follow. January host planned at Wiggins home.
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Patmos
Homer Reeves
Elmer Brown
E C Brown Cotton Company Bonded for Government Loans
E C Brown Cotton Company, serving the community for thirty years, reports it is bonded to handle government loans. Upon receipt of Wie Warehouse receipts and samples, the firm will classify the cotton and arrange payment. Information available on request. phone 249.
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E. C. Brown Cotton Company
E. C. Brown
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers for Proper Social Grace
A vintage etiquette quiz asks who should speak first when a couple meets, whether a girl should thank or say she enjoyed the evening, and gift etiquette fordates. It advises the girl speaks first, a simple thank you, and to avoid expensive gifts unless engaged, with scenarios on flowers, cards, and modest tokens.
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Miss Smith
Colleges Guard Truth and War of Publicity in Sports
A Philadelphia writer argues colleges uphold truth while a sophomore explains password woes to his father. Rivalry schedules may be altered amid a vague war used for publicity. The Warfield-Simpson wedding tangles hint at renaming holiday yard panels to Martie Englande. Two Brooklyn store cowboys fail a Southwest train raid, misplacing their guns among the wrong chaps. In war and football, defense can be too offensive, as Japan shows.
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Martie Englande
Japan
Railroad Revenues Rise to 1935 Total Over Three Billion
In 1935 American Class 1 railroads reported total operating revenues of 3,451,929,411 dollars, up 180,000,000 dollars from the prior year.
All-Star Game Pitchers Named for 1937 Classic
The 1937 All-Star game lineup featured Carl Hubbell of the Giants who pitched 500 balls for the day, with Cy Blanton of the Pirates, Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals, Bucky Walters of the Phillies, Van Mungo of the Dodgers, Letty Grissom of the Reds, and others taking the mound for the National League.
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New York
Pifchata
National
Leagu
Carl Hubbel
Glante
Aayson
Cy Blanton
Piratés
Letty Grissom
Reds
Dizzy
Dain
Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Philliea
van Mungo
Dodgers
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Veil Tel
the Jed
Grives
Schial
Felass
First Methodist Church
Misa Evelyn Murph
East Second Street
Murph
Graves
Misa McCully
Meibers
Fred Fu Harrison
Elmer Murph
Pete Laseter
Maurine Walker
Bobby McCurley
Doyle Arnold
Marie Anthony
Carl Burton Marchman
Sally Jones
Eller " J. Jackson
West Fourth Street
Rider Jackson
Hope Route One
Mrs. Hardman
Columbus
Ve Hope
C. B.S
Masonic Hall
Stel Dallas
Suniday
DR. Quizzer
Trevor Ally
Eid Bld
Novelty Corti
HL. Sutton
Jim Marshall
Web
Otto Kruger
FBI
John Barton
Mathree
Paramount Theatre
Camden
Thompson Heel
Capitol Building
New County
Liavinta Wallace
South Carolina
Marineland
Fla
Artis
Orld ‘Rergusen
NEA Service, Inc
Great Britain
Sally Blate
Frei Washington
Bill Robinson
Hopewell Club
Homer West
Miss Bullington
Christine
Wiggins
Duggar
Panin
General Electric
Harry W. Shiver
David Nichols Co
Rockmart, Georgia
Prnhouse
Lucien Lelong
Lucien Lelon
Inoisener Corocne
Cologne
Orenine Niewr Covocne
Tika Thaatar
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