Christmas Season Arrives with Guests at Ouachita College
Ouachita College in Arkansas welcomes Misses Whitfield and Cannon from Arkansas and Henderson State Teachers College guesting for Christmas. Local churches announce a congregational Christmas vesper and community events including open house at Josephine Hospital. Army staffer Hutchins to visit family in Sheridan, and a charity White Christmas drive gathers donations at First Presbyterian Church.
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Whitfield
Josephine Cannon
Ouachila College
Arkadelphid
G. EB. Cannon
Misa Bernite ‘Robkin
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkatélphia
Asi
Oliver
Willams
Sheridan
Ark
First Presbyterian Church
Indestructible Bible sermon by C W Williams at Washington Church
Pastor C W Williams argues the Bible’s enduring authority from Jat Peter 1 23, describing its unity across 66 books written by about 30 authors over 1500 B C to 98 A D. He rejects partial inspiration, notes persecution and scientific challenges, and asserts the Bible’s supremacy, immortality of the soul, and God’s sovereignty.
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Tri
God
Joan
Scienée
Ptolemy
Hipparcus
Derwin
Osborn
Edison
Heaven
Hell
Huxley
Chicken Hatching Machine Described by Albany Argus
The Albany Argus details a tin chicken hatching machine by Mr W Hoffmann of Albany capable of hatching 50 to 660 eggs. It uses dual heaters and a solar lamp, with a brooding chamber for a wooly “mother” to simulate warmth. Cost estimated at 40 to 50 dollars. patent application reported.
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Albany Argus
W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Wash-B&P W Cel brates Birthday in Washington
The Business and Professional Women's club of Washington marked its third birthday at Hotel Black last Thursday. President Margaret Simms McDonald of the Arkansas federation was to attend but was ill. Mary Arnold of Hope spoke in her stead. guests included Miss Mary Arnold, Dr. Etta Chaplain, Mrs. S. E. McPherson of Hope, and Miss Rosalie Fontaine of Ozan. Decorations in holly, yellow chrysanthemums, and club colors plus a three-candle birthday cake highlighted the event. A negro dialect hemorgus reading by Mrs. J. W. Butler drew praise. Mrs. Buller also performed a reading. T. Williams sang The Girl of the Sunny Ozarks, a piece by an Arkansan dedicated to a DeQueen girl. Booster club songs and Silent Night followed before a goodnight chorus led by Kathryn Holt at the piano.
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W. F Saner
North Hervey Street
First Christian Sunday School
W. W. Duckett
Elise Reed
A. Devis
Henry Hicks
T. Y. Williams
Business and Professional Women’s Club of Washington
Hotel Black
Margaret Simms McDonald
Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary Arnold
Etta Chaplain
S. E. McPherson
Hope
Rosalie Fontaine
Ozan
J. W. Butler
Buller
T. ¥. Williams
The
Sunny Ozarks
Arkansan
Arkansas
DeQueen
Mad Major Draper Returns to Flight Amusing Stunt
London reports Major Draper once dubbed the Mad Major has resumed flying after a decade and reportedly performed a stunt under Tower Bridge. He later signs with a movie company for daredevil acts while railing against modern science and praising the Bible as enduring truth across changing times.
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London
Major Draper
Tower Bridge
Washington High Promises Strong Basketball Outlook
Washington High School shows promise in basketball with a single win over Guernsey. The squad features Patterson as center Pilkinton and Spears at forwards Arrington and Alford at guards with Lovins Page and Turner in reserve roles. A game against Saratoga is expected later this week as new uniforms arrive and improvements to the school court enhance practice conditions.
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New High School
Merle
Vick
Washington
Guernsey
Saratoga
Agee Patterson
James Pilkinton
von Arrington
Horace Alf
Page
Coe Ue
Court &T
Marriage Licenses Issued In December List Reveals Couples
County Clerk Arthur C. Anderson released a December list of marriage licenses issued in the White Rock area and surrounding towns. The report notes several couples including Maynard and Hanchey, Powell and Biddle, Sarhuels and Burke, Davis and Roberts, Bobo and Betts, McCoy and Moody, Cannon and White, Moore and Muldrow, Pryor and Thomas, Powell and Know, Sampson and Muldrow, and Florynee among others with some names marked not for publication. The article also mentions turkey farming as a profitable side activity boosting local income during the period.
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Cupid
Arthur C. Anderson
White
DD. Maynard
Hidaldgo
Texas
Esther Hanchey
Edcaught
Kal Powell
Mattie Biddle
Hope
Carlton Sarhuels
Gladys Burke
Emmett
Jeff Davis
Washington
iSathleen Roberts
Forestry School for Camden Is Postponed
Camden's second annual state forest school opening Thursday for a two day session at the Chamber of Commerce was postponed to January due to continuous rains making roads impassable and the Ouachita River reaching flood stage. Over 250 attendees and speakers were blocked. forestry movies were shown Thursday night at the chamber despite the delay.
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Camden
Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Gillett
University of Arkansas
Ouachita River
Gillett
Osceola Bank Fails to Open Friday Morning
Osceola Ari The Bank of Osceola the town's only bank was closed Friday. It showed deposits of 175000, gt.
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Osceola Bank
Osceola, Ari
Bank of
Local Notices Roundup From Washington Area
Washington locals and visitors include Frank May ex county clerk now in state treasurer’s office in Latte Rock, R. E. Cooper visits, Miss Rosalie Fontaine of Ozsa visits J. W. Butler home, C. N. Trimble of El Dorado enjoys home talks and hunting. Grace Olive returns from Foreman, John James of Hope visits Washington, Rev J L Leonded arrives with family at Methodist parsonage, Mrs Sam Makrell improving after illness, J W Butler visits Hope, Willie Harris Gray Carrigan travel to El Dorado, Rev W R Chandler of Hope to preach at Baptist Church.
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Frank May
State Treasurers
Latte Rock
Washington
R. E. Cooper Visted
Rosalie Fontaine
Ozsa
J. W. Butler
C. N. Trimble
Grace Olive
Foreman
John James
Sam Makrell
J.W. Butler
Hope
Willie Harris
Gray Carrigan
el Dorado
W. R. Chandler
Baptist
Sanday
Bucke Samuel Wedding Unites DeAnn Couple at Home
Miss Gladys Burke and Carlton Samuel joined in marriage Saturday evening December 5 at the bride’s home in DeAnn with Rev. M E Scott officiating. The ceremony featured white crepe gowns and chrysanthemums, followed by a dinner for about fifty guests. The couple will reside in DeAnn temporarily.
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DeAnni
Gladys Burke
W. H. Burke
Carlton Samuel
John Samuel
DeAnn
M. E. Scott
Emmet
Caudie Burke
Misses Lee Roberts
May Bell Sanmel
Hilda Willis
Samuel
Card of Thanks for T. Ernest Schoaley
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the help and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, T. Ernest Schoaley and children.
Behind the Scenes in Atkafisna Politics book review
A complimentary copy from a longtime publisher highlights Harry Lee Williams' study of Arkansas politics. It covers Dolloghey, Jeff Davis era and pre-1918 campaigns, with reflections on newspapers, public sentiment, and the enduring principles of political campaigning among Democrats.
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Harry Lee Williams
Atkafisna
Jonesboro Tribune
Tees States
Arkansas
Williams
Moat Innterest
Dolloghey
Jeff
Davis
Tan W. ¥. Kirby
Clark
Kirby
Hayse Brundidge
Brough
Wil. ‘Ma
Columbus High School Holds Preseason Report
Report lists returning players and new hopefuls from Columbus High School including Ralph Pate Henry Griffin and Sgt. Lee Hicks as coach, with assistant Thomas Me. Team likely to play one or two games next week, including a scheduled game at the high school armory Saturday night.
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Eames
Ipi
Clarens
Hope’ High
Snell
Columbus’ High School
Armory
Gurdon Plans Dri to Aid Town
Gurdon will launch another clothing drive soon to assist those in need. Old garments will be collected and distributed via the Arkansas Power Company to families suffering hardships, following a successful effort last year that provided clothing and food.
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Gurdon
Dri
Arkansas’Power Company
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