Poetic Reflections and Local Notices Spark Community Life
A faded fragment outlines personal musings by a writer named Osborn and notes on daily work and endurance. The snippet shifts to local society: a young child’s operation in Chester hospital, visits to Hot Springs, and a slate of Woman’s Auxiliary circles meeting at 3 pm Monday. Circle hosts include Mrs. Lemley, Mrs. Winnfield, Mrs. Bryant, and Mrs. Fewers, with a Baptist church mission event upcoming and a new baby named Cliffman Cars rolling at the Booth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay Pat
Vanna
James Monroe Osborn
Pel Mia Clyde Osborn
Gran Wa
Gran Wa Erweit
Jutio Chester Hospital
RV. Hermlondv
Parnktor
Norday Vieltars
Hot Springs
Kouniary
First Presbyterian Md@ieoh
Kerdrill Lemley
Hust Division Street
Circle Nu
Ernest Winnfield
North Pine Street
S. He Byiant
N. T
Horvey Street
Cirele
J. R. Whama
South Mainstreet
Sunday School Goal Sets Church Attendance Record
Churches urge larger Sunday School turnout next Sunday after rain delays. Services start 9:45 am with communion and sermon by the pastor. Children's Church and Christ's Ambassadors meet at 6:30 pm. Evening service at 7:10 pm features song, orchestra, and a special sermon. the Oder brothers male quartet will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Children's Church
Christ's
Tibernccle
Oder Brothers
Sven Ann
Pubernagle
Mope
Ieipel Center
First Methodist Service Announces Sermon Series
Pastor Fred R. Harrison introduces a four part Hond ural themed series on Why Methodists Believe with Sundays subject A Universal Atonement The Lord's Supper will be observed The Board of Stewards meets at 2 00 pm for monthly arrangements Rev J D Baker will preach at 7 40 pm warmly welcomed to Hope Methodism First quarterly conference follows the sermon Young People and Epworth League meet at 6 30 pm Changes to evening service 7 40 pm noted
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Board of Stewards
Dheir Remuar
J. D. Baker
Presenlt
Brother Baker
Young People’s and
Intermediate
Epworth League
Topin
Keep out of the red plan at school drives
Pastor Christian Hammond and Superintendent Lloyd Coop promote a month long effort to improve finances and support for the school. New goats by three months averages show Everyman's 15, Loyal Women 10, Service 22, Trojan 7, Loyal 1, Busy Bees 1, Primary 7, School 82, with Dr Richards urging individual action.
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Lloyd Coop
Everyman's
Service
Trojan
Dr. Richards
World famed surgeon to visit Hot Springs this week
Dr Fred H Albee of New York City, renowned orthopaedic specialist, arrives in Hot Springs to give a lecture at Amy and Navy General Hospital Tuesday at 7 00 p m. A dinner for Hot Springs medical fraternity precedes the talk. Mrs Albee will join him in Yankce Florida.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fred HH. Albee
New York City
Mounday
Amy and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springemedical Fraternity
Sam
Albee
Yankce
Florida
Avis
Maine
Italy
Spain
Chicago World
Foly Hall of Science
Franklin Museum
Philadelphia
Encvelopedia Britanica
Rehabilitation Review
Amétrican College of Surgeons
International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery
Doctor Albee
Southern Methodist Whips Baylor in 26 15 Victory
J. D. Norton and Hilly Dowell led SMU scoring to a 26 15 win over Baylor before 2500 fans in Dallas. The Methodists stretched their Southwest Conference lead to a full game over nearest rivals Texas A&M.
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Dallas
Tex
J. D. Norton
Hilly Dowell
Southern Methodist University
Baylor Bears
Methodists
Texas Aggies
Awakening Memories at Sunday Communion
A church announces a Sunday program with a single attendee goal, a sermon on Awakening Memories and the role of the Communion in Christian life. The memorial will be held after the sermon, with various church events including Official Board meeting, Junior Endeavorers, and Youth gathering. Members are urged to attend and bring families.
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Hfe
Jesus
Dorothy Moore
Christian Endeavor
Benior Endeavor
Hot Springs
Winnie Lee Floyd
Leailer
Third Measure Aims to Cut Arkansas Legislature
A third proposal to reduce Arkansas legislature size was offered in the house. Rep Joe Foster seeks a constitutional amendment in 1938 to drop general assembly to 135 members from 42 with a 13 member house and a 34 member senate. Other measures favor unicameral or county based layouts. The house approved eight senate appropriation bills and debated pensions and licensing taxes while recording various other bills.
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Little Rock
Arkkansas
House
Friitty
Joe Foster
Lonoke
General Assembly
Senate
Surkey
Campbell of
Gerland
Machen
Hudnall
Columbia
House m
Constitutional Amon Ments
Alington
White
Abington
Wright
Clark
Coleman
Greene
Butt
Carroll
State Racing Commission
Racing Commission
Lake
Arbaugh
Newton
Rep
Toney
Jefferson
Smith
Woodruil
Cunningham
Hot Springs
Woman Named to Lead New Welfare Department
The Arkansas Democrat reports that Miss Gussie Haylie of Pulaski County has been offered the position as executive head of the new Line Welfare department and is expected to accept. Governor Bailey reportedly chose her for the post.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Gussie Hayle
Epiuity Pulaski County Pensecuor
New Line Welfare Department
Haynie
Bailey
Emmet teams win in mixed basketball action on Thursday
Emmet High School boys swept Blevins with senior 2 to 21 and junior 18 to M4 after extra period for the junior girls, Emmet defeated Piney Grove Juniors 41 to 9. Maton Crebb led Emmet with five points, Marie Brown scored Piney Grove’s nine.
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Blevins
Emmet
Emmet High School
Piney Grove
Fostern
Hipney
Maton Crebb
Marie Brown
Film reel era revue screens at local theater
Reading as a cinema showcase, the feature program presents a sixteen reel film described as an ambitious revue with a strong cast including Described stars Warner Bros unique style. It emphasizes dancing and acting talent while noting the absence of occult themes and praising the leads Ged Forest Tobin Bogart Colbert and others for their performances.
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Dicla' Bruce
Nat Peschetontor
Metto
Leslie Howard
Genevieve
Tobin
Faphrey Bogart
Joseph Sauiye
Martha Singleton Chosen to Represent Hope High School
Martha Ann Singleton was selected by Hope High School faculty on January 7 as the most representative senior in dependability leadership service and patriotism for the Good Citizenship Pilgrimage sponsored by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her name advanced to the Texarkana district chairman after a January 24 drawing. The district winner’s name moves to the state committee for a final Arkansas state selection. The national winner will attend the DAR national meeting in Washington D C in April with all expenses paid, escorted by the state leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Singleton
Hope High School
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Martha Ann
Texarkana
Kiwanis Play Postponed In Hope Indefinitely
Kiwanis president K V Herndon said the Hope Kiwanis play Pirate Gold scheduled for mid month has been postponed indefinitely due to sickness. He noted the cast agreed to appear for the benefit of underprivileged children, and mentioned watches continue to be handmade with labor making up about 85 percent of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V. Herndon
Hope Kiwanis Club
Pirate Gold
Mr. Herndon
Hope
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