Wedding News and Social Notes From a Little Rock Area
A collage of social items, engagements, weddings, parties, and notices from Little Rock and nearby towns. Anne W. and Mrs. Dowthit announce Hattie Louise’s engagement to Melvon Warmack of Willsvoll. Cannon and Pearson wed at First Methodist in Little Rock. United Daughters of the Confederacy held a February meeting with programs on Southern women in Louisiana. local visits and gifts noted with guests at the Southward home. aviation trivia, cigars, and other short items round out the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Louise
Melvon
Warmack
Willsville
Bodcaw
Ben G. Southward
John Bartlett
Mery
Ellen Sr
John Lewis Cannon Jr
J. L. Cannon
DeQueen
Liis Oranine Barron Pearson
Shelby Marvin Pearson
Lie Rock
First Methodist Church
Little York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Carrigan
KS. Richards
M. M. Smith
Edgar Brisnt
Woo
Kesay
Maggie Bell
Lashimore
Crearge
Elles Glasgow
G. BE
Cameron
Houston
Jonas
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Creamulalon Promises Relief For Cough And Chest Ailments
An advertisement claims a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creamulsion as fast acting relief. It pledges to reach the chest and inflamed membranes, loosening phlegm and expelling germs. Drugstore guarantee offers refund if not satisfied. The ad urges immediate use from the first bottle.
Legion Invited to Hear Sermon by Evangelist Calhoun
Evangelist C A Calhoun, WWI veteran and American Legion member, will preach Friday on Soldering for Christ at 7 00 PM in the Church of the Nazarene. He plans to compare soldiering for Christ with serving Uncle Sam amid protests of faith and citizenship. The Cook trio of Emmet will lead music with local singers invited to join. a large Texarkana crowd is expected.
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C. A. Calhoun
Calhoun
American Legion
American Legion Convention
Chaplin
Waller Bond
Haynesville
Christ
Uncle Sam
Cook
Emmet
Hope
Texarkana
the Nazarene
Modernization of Battleships Proposed by Congress
Washington reports a White House approved program to strengthen the navy by 1942. Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Affairs Committee introduced bills to modernize six battleships, two aircraft carriers and one repair ship. The navy memo urges improvements for 14 battleships and construction of 221,000 tons of repair capacity. The plan aligns with President Roosevelt policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Prodigalism and Love in Jesus Message of Righteous Living
Weekly Sunday School Lesson editor William Gilroy outlines Jesus gospel of love and forgiveness centered on God as Father. He contrasts mercy with righteousness, warns against hypocrisy, and uses the parable of two builders to stress foundation on rock like righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. £. Gilroy
Advance
Josus
Jesus
Ore Rehef
Invalidated Divorces Prompt Rush at Fayetteville Courthouse
Washington county residents affected by Chancellor Lee Senmaier ruling face costs to restore decrees with many vowing to stay divorced. Two couples already paid. others plan to settle before February 1. At least two couples have remarried since decrees were granted amid local coverage.
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Fayetteville
Washington County
Lee Senmaier
Beck
Chancery
Seamster
Strethera
Istech
Seamater
Southwestern Bell Sells Three Telephone Exchanges
Southwestern Bell announces sale of Washington Ozan and Mineral Springs exchanges to Ty R Hagin of Rodessa Louisiana. Sale effective February 1. New owner plans to consolidate Washington and Ozan exchanges and run from a Washington office. Mrs Madison Wilson, resident operator at Washington, will be retained and manage the Washington exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Washington, Ozan and Mineral Springs
Ty. R. Hagin
Rodessa
Louisiana
Washington and Ozan
Washington
Madison Wilson
Washington Exchange
Forest Facts From Ranger On Natural Resources Decline
John F. Glass, a forest ranger, laments Uncle Sam's growth and the vast use of trees for housing, fuel, mining, railroads, and tools. He warns that forests and other natural resources are being exhausted through wasteful practice and urges wiser management for future generations.
Singing at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Sunday
Invites all to a Sunday singing at Garrett Memorial Baptist church February 9 starting at 11 with a sermon and baptism by Pastor. Dr and Mrs John Abnernathy, China missioners, spoke at the Arkansas Baptists convention in Hot Springs and are visiting area churches. Regular services, Sunday school at 10, Young People course at 6:30, Ladies Auxiliary Tuesdays 2:30, prayer meeting Wednesday 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret, Memorial Baptist
John Abnernathy
China
First Baptist Church
Arkansas Baptists
Hot Springs
Rand
Young Peoples
Ladies
Vision on Forest Inheritance and National Sustainability
A mature view emphasizes that humans must restore part of what they take from forests. We are assessing our forest inheritance and acknowledge deep cuts to capital. It argues that one cannot draw from a bank without depositing and that Man must give back to Nature. The text warns that if the foundation of Uncle Sam’s build remains unjust, greatness could turn into undoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Revenue Ample for Free Textbooks in Arkansas
Lieut. Gov. Lee Cazort estimated 1935 spending on new textbooks for Arkansas public school pupils in grades one through eight was under $135,000. He projected that not more than $160,000 yearly would be needed to provide free books, and that sales tax would cover costs without impairing the school program or removing exemptions on food and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Secretary of State
Hove
Senate
Pulaski County
General Assembly
Arkansas
Lee
Cazort
Prescott News in Brief shows local crime and school events
Prescott News in Brief reports a pool hall stabbing after a scuffle with W C Vail leaving Hendricks wounded, notes a store move for Oran Grocery Dept to Second and Vine in Woodul building, mentions John Teeter ill at home, and highlights Prescott High School band progress and a Friday concert at the Junior High. The Nashville High School Zenith and Garland teams played, with Zenith defeating Garland 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
W. C
Vail
Prescott
Nee
Oran Grocery Dept
Second and
Vine Street
Woodul
Oran Playsat
Youth Is Held in Author's Slaying
The murder of globe trotting writer Carl Taylor was solved when 16 year old Modesto Trujillo confessed to shooting his employer in a mountain cabin near Albuquerque New Mexico. Investigators abandoned a Penitentes revenge motive and accepted robbery as the motive. authorities said the case is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Ross Salazar
Modesto Jrujilla
Carl Taylor
Here
Taylor
New Mexico
Selief
Trujillo
Raymond Moley
Today
New York
WHI of Late Senator Long Reported Lost
New Orleans reports a civil court search for the late Senator Huey P. Long's will. Attorney Charles J. Rivet for Rose M. Long seeks access to bank lock boxes and other places to locate the will. If found, Rivet asks to appoint executrix and file an inventory. Louisiana law gives the widow half the estate and the heirs the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Civil District Court
Charles J. Rivet
Rose M. Long
Rivet
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Tak
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Wilbur Jones
Alma Hanna
Barlow Hatel
Tolland
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Patermeyne Pitver Meal
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Blue Valley Creamery
Legion
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Rodessa Man
Washington, Ozan
John F. Glass
U.S
West
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Sam T
Ure West
Bomes Bart
Natie
United States
Garrett Memorial
First Baptist
Wallace R. Rogers
Pres Briti Dus
Doe
Briant’s Drug Store
City Bakery
Dale Mrinney
Vicks
Senator Long
Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
Morrell
Armour’s
Reece & Gentry
East Front Street
Armese Careers
Ardeas
K. C
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