Bible Conference Plans At First Baptist Church
A committee organized advance plans for a Bible conference at First Baptist Church from February 21 to 25. Rev Earl Herring ton and others announced Genesis lectures by Dr C W Yates and talks on More Than Money by Dr T H Jordan with daily New Testament Studies by Dr Charles Daniel. Sessions run daily from Monday evening to Friday noon, with space for 125 to 200 visiting preachers and lay readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Earl Herrington
Arkansas Baptist Convention
A. C. Erwin
Henry Haynes
H. A. D. Smith
B.M. Jones
H. J. F. Garrett
C. W. Yates
Arkadelphia
T. H. Jordan
Hot Springs
Charles Daniel
el Dorado
Arkansas
Community notices from local visitors and events
McCaskill and Sutton family visited Mrs. J. D. Eley. Ivan Gentry and child visited here. Bro Glisson preached Sunday night. Pat Hoggin visited a Nashville relative. Buckley Hicks quartet set to perform February 3 at the schoolhouse. Mrs E W Hampton and daughter Esse visiting relatives. Harold Gorham from Shreveport spent the weekend with his mother as Mr and Mrs Bert Scott and Mrs Marshall Scott visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sutton
J. D. Eley
Ivan Gentry
Bro. Glissen
Pat Hoggin
Nashville
Buckley and Hicks
E. W. Hampton
Esse
Harold Gorham
Shreveport
Local News Collage From Mt Pleasant and Nashville
Saturday night visits include Tokio Mr and Mrs Gillie Steuart with the Chisms in Mt Pleasant. Several residents travel to Nashville on business including Russell Wright and G C McLarty. An ankle injury felled Mrs Earl Holt Friday morning. A house fire damages B J Steen home Friday evening. Measles cases appear around Ray community while H Higgins and Charley Bryant make Murfreesboro business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillie Steuart
Lizzy Chism
Mt. Pleasant
Russell Wright
Nashville
A. ©. Holt
Kathryn
Earl Holt
Kim Williams
B. J. Steen
G. C. McLarty
Misses Dee
Virginia
Ruby Holt
Ray
C. HR. Higgins
Murfreesboro
Charley Bryant
Robert Blackwood
Poised headlines inspire tomorrow’s folk songs
A Tennessee University language professor predicts future folk songs will derive from today’s newspaper headlines. He muses on the line Japanese Bombs Link U. S. Gunboat and notes China’s default on mortgage payments for the Tsing tao to Tsinan railway. He suggests Japan may invoke international law in foreclosure actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennessee University
U. S
China
Japan
Tsingtao-Tsinan
Dick Huie Seeks Prosecutor Post in Eighth District
Arkadelphia lawyer Dick Huie announced Tuesday his candidacy for prosecuting attorney in the Eighth Judicial District which includes Hempstead Miller Lafayette Nevada and Clark counties. A former Clark county legislator in 1933 34 he recently worked as assistant regional attorney for USDA in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. He is Henderson College and University of Arkansas Law School educated and has held roles with the Arkansas Bar Association and the Young Democratic clubs of Arkansas.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
C. R
Dick) Huie
Hempstead
Miller
Lafayette
Nevada
Clark Counties
Clark County
United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Henderson College
University of Arkansas Law School
Fayetteville
Arkansas Bar Association
Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas
Voices On War and Society From Around The World
A collection of quotes from Rev Dr William H Rogers Dr Ralph Gerard Dr Hu Shih and Louis E Kirstein discussing false prophets public sentiment in America wartime attitudes and the call for tolerance amid economic strain, reflecting diverse viewpoints on crisis and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rogers
New York City
Hitler
Ralph Gerard
University of Chicago
America
Hu Shih
Louis E. _ Kirstein
Boston
We the Women by Ruth Millett on generous minds and sociable living
The article argues that women trap themselves with screens of dignity and modesty, urging openness and sharing ideas. It contrasts stinginess of self with generous conversation, noting how spending time with others enriches life and discourse. Copyright 1938 NEA Service.
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Ruth Millett
NEA Service
Ing
Blackie Cashes Check With Front Paw at Canby Bank
In Canby a dog named Blackie Sehoenenbach endorsed a $28 check with his right front paw after it was received from owner P F Sehsen, formerly a Canby jeweler now in Pullman. The National Citizens bank paid off the check, with Sehsen ensuring no squandering occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CANBY
Fimanvier
Hell
Blackie
Willians Echwanenbach
Sehoenenbach
P. FE. Sehsen
Canby Jeweler
Pullman, Wash
Io National Citizens Bank of Canby
Prepayment Coupons Boost Tax Collections
Regina tax officials praise prepaid coupons as an efficient, popular method to gather taxes. Tax collector L. G. Geernaert notes monthly budgeting eases payments versus year end. A Regina official also personally interviews owners of business blocks and rented properties to ensure arrears are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
L. G. Geernaert
Immigrant Colonies Keep Frontier Alive
A Columbia University Press social study of Pittsburgh notes frontier traits persist in immigrant colonies of unskilled laborers in America. Salons, dance halls and boarding houses form the core, with halls hosting weddings and celebrations. such centers exist in Allegheny County where enough funding exists for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Pittsburgh
Columbia University Press
Alletheny County
School Library Adds Dozens of Books for 93 Dollar Cost
Saratoga High School reports exactly 53 books added to the library last week as a gift from the board of trustees. The total cost listed is 93 dollars and 22 cents. The volume includes classics and reference works by authors such as Conrad Hugo and Melville, along with current titles and school guides.
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Saratoga High School
Board of Trustees
Post
Bancroft
Uni
Oregon Trail
Parham
Lord Jim
Conrad
Cooper
So Big
Ferber
Trail of the
Melville
Morley
Red Rock
Page
Hardy
Youry
Parmenter
Douglas
London
Batley
Lost Meritage
Freth
Lost King
Sabatini
Peggy Cavers
Washington
Bugbee
Simon
Rahlwin
Whirlpool
Lamson
Benet
Beard
Mardaine Curie
Curie
Maria Theresa
Morris
Roosevelt
Hogben
Mathews
Cominion
Loomis
Calotabs Promote Cold Recovery with Quick Steps
Calotabs are advertised as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic to aid nature in throwing off a cold. The ad claims cleansing the tract of virus laden mucus and toxins while promoting kidney elimination of poisons. A family package costs twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
Low price with equipment and low operating costs noted
The item touts a low price that includes equipment and emphasizes continued low operating costs. It highlights a Torque Tube Drive and Radius Rods as key features.
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Bert Scott
Marshall Scott
Tokio
Sweethearts
Sigmund Romberg
Young
Ad Hin
Duck
Romberg
Bustonoby
Iofsert
Yegg Ue
Vienna
Strauss
Lehar
ASCAP
Joseph R. Fliesler
Paul Carruth
UPA
Pancil Patcher
Cafe
Second Avenue
Broadway
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Dick Huie
Arkadelphian
She Twichell
Steveree
William Wyler
Firomre
Paramount
Little Theater
Pleieut
Oreey Incu
Aleight
Pendleton
Oregon
Sype Let Go
John
Wilbur
Hialeah
Flas
F. A . Dallen
Dr. Dallen
Jan
Ann Arbor
Mat Mann
Michigan
British Empire
Elizabeth Coleman
Tony Robertson
Geraldine McJunkins
Leo Bell
Porter
Ellanbeth Coleman
Marie Cowling
Helen Evang
Artine Suttery
Ruby Dellinger
Dale Gathright
Louise Giffin
Oma Blackwood
Berna Dean Gray
Catherine Fountain
Okay Junior High School Baskets Eee
Chicago
Joe Platak
Walleamiskey Park
Detroit
LY Price
Ford
Thrifty
Hope Auto Company
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