Woman Auxiliary to Meet at 3 P.M. Circles Host Homes
The First Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 3 PM Monday with Circle No. 1 and No. 4 jointing at Mrs. Harry Lemley's Brookwood home. Circle No. 3 will gather at Mrs. S. H. Brian's North Hervey Street, Circle No. 2 at Mrs. K. G. McFrie's Brookwood home, Circle No. 4 at 7:30 Tuesday at Mrs. Lucille Dildy's Went Avenue residence. The article also notes recent returns from trips, upcoming February UDC meeting at Mrs. A. Strickland's South Eloy Street, and a birthday party planned for March 7 at Mrs. W. W. Duckett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Lemley
Brookwood
S. H. Brian
Hervey Street
K. G. Mcfrie
W. W. Duckett
W. O. Shipley
Arkansas
Mra
Lipscomb Tate
Manegan
George Doneghy
Hosta
J. M. Fields
Sports figures visit Hope as Trav elers scout prospects
Personal mention lists Ray Winder, business manager and scout for the Little Rock Travelers of the Southern Association, visiting HopeThursday and interviewing several baseball prospects. Also noted are visits from Mrs. Monroe Seaguin and children from Texarkana to Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Cannon, a hospital operation for Mrs. Bob Sewell of Lewisville, Ouachita college students Whitfield and Josephine Cannon visiting relatives in Hope, and Mrs. H. King of Onan leaving after an aperatter at Josephine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Winder
Little Rock Travelers
Hope
Monroe Seaguin
Bob Sewell
Lewisville
Josephine Hospital
Whitfield
Josephine Cannan
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
A. King
Onan
Girl Scout Troop No 1 Holds Weekly Meeting at Hope High
Girl Scouts of Troop No 1 met Thursday morning in the Hope high school library with the Brown Squirrel patrol in charge. Participants included Ruth Marie Keen, Frances Williams, Sara Ann Holland, Marjorie Dildy, Mary Haynes, Mery Ann Lile, and Elornne Lindey. A hike to the canyon occurred Saturday February 2, with Mrs R L Broach and Miss Mina Mae Milburn. Open sites hosted a camp dinner with cathelrl cooking a lunch of broiled steak and bacon, French rolls, baked potatoes, cakes and hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Brown Squirrel Patrol
Ruth Marie Keen
Frances
Jean Williams
Sara Aon Holland
Marjorie Dildy
Mary Haynes
Mery Ann Lile
Elornne Lindey
Canyon
R. Li Broach
Mina Mae Milburn
Cathelrl
Home Clubs Central Hi Home Economies Club Meeting
The Home Economics Club met Wednesday afternoon for business and program. Mise Zeina Weasley presided at the business portion. A Valentine party was planned for next Thursday afternoon. The junior class introduced the sophomores. The program featured Samnid paintings and other items including The Lacemaker and Back Up Your Dishes. Meeting adjourned. Allen Community club formed February 6 with Miss Helen Griffin as demonstration agent at Mrs. Lee Garland’s home. eighteen members joined with officers elected: Mrs. Lee Garland president and Mrs. Corrail Schooley vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stricklands
Mes
Elegar Briant
Gus Maynes
K. V. Herndon
Pat Cleburn
U. D.C
A Strickland
South Eloy Street
Wce
Wilbur Jones
Digma
J. A. Kenry
State Board
R. While
Nord Washington
Halle Penhy
J. T. Uicks
Central Central Hi
Mise Zeina Weasley
Weshman
Sophmores
Jofon
Samnid Paitings
Lacemaker
Vereneur
Nettie Cross
Apusol Hewes
Reynoldy
Doris Shearman
Sol
Allen
Helen Griffin
Lee Garland
Corrail Schooley
Vlee
Dizzy Dean Signs Up With St. Louis
Jerome Jerman Dizzy Dean reached a new terms agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals after hours of bargaining. The unsigned 1935 contract dispute emerged in St. Louis with Dean demanding 25 000 dollars or a side business. he later signed a deal believed to be between 17 590 and 19 000 dollars and declared both sides satisfied. Dean posed with club president Sam Breadon in the Cardinals headquarters and declared the agreement official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jerome Jerman
Dizzy
Dean
St. Leuis Cardinal
Sam Brendan
New York
Cardinals
Sim Brendan
Brendon
Eably
Redbirds
Breadon
Sam
Spi
Vic torious Living and Burden Lifting at Local Church
The pastor leads morning worship titled Vic torious Living and a 5 30 p m vesper on Limiting Our Burden with future plans for a Fire side prayer meeting at the church. The week includes Sunday school at 8 45 am, baptism after evening service, and regular midweek studies and prayer gatherings. The First Baptist church invites all members and the public to attend with sermons, Bible study, and youth services scheduling through Sunday and Wednesday programs led by Pastor Nath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Dam
Christ
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Training Union
Nath
Tiga Buur
Church of Curist holds Bible study morning
West Philh and Grady Streets hosts a morning Bible study led by Minister Green A. Parks. Parishioners are invited to participate in a brief session focusing on reflections from Biblical texts and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Curist
West Philh and Grady Streets
Green A. Parks
When Jury Saw Hauptmanns Baby and Pentecost Power
A fragmentary reflection on Hauptmanns Baby and a historic Pentecostal outpouring. It notes how early believers shared goods, forming a common fund, and ponders whether a modern revival could solve social problems by fostering unselfish motive and universal brotherhood. The text remarks on public reception of such economic Protestantism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Devonor
Crenter
Weekly Sunday School Lesson on Peter and Pentecost
A Sunday School lesson contrasts Peters two scenes from the apostle’s life, highlighting restoration after denial and bold preaching at Pentecost. It notes the Spirit’s Pentecost manifestations, the revived faith of the disciples, and Peter’s role as chief speaker in founding the church. The service details invite attendance and outline the study topic Those of When God is Not Afraid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus
Ventias
Petey
Bob Taye
Christ
Temperance Play Details Trial And Jury Panel
The article describes a temperance play with defendants and witnesses for a court scene. Cast includes Dr. Atticus Webb as defense counsel and C. C. Collins as clerk, Dorsey McRae as sheriff, with Mrs. J. C. Carlton portraying the defendant’s mother. J. K. Sale acts as beer seller Hans Scbuiz, while J. L. Bowden and Gonald Moore are listed as witnesses. A jury is to be drawn from local residents including Mrs. Edwin Doscett and several others. The text ends with a note on research about American colleges and frogs and turtles becoming dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus Webb
C. C. Collins
Dorsey McRae
J. L. Bowden
Gonald Moore
J. C. Carlton
Hans Scbuiz
J. K. Sale
3. W. Welborne
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N. I Iiagell
J. &. Wilson Jr
Houstay
Galventain
William Glover Haves
Malvern
Mrs. Dursex Meline
R. E. Cain
J. M. Houston
Little Rock
Talbot Peild Jr
Texas State University
Austin
J. T. Ae Wit
Hatlie Anne Path
Beryl Henry
Russellville, Ark
Chas
Dana Gibson
Chik, Dain Ju
Gibson
Ben Flora
Flora
Brinkley
Sve
Eae Tees
Mickey Mouse
Meee
AROL
Chapter
Buck Jones
Red Rider
Morris
Barrie
Girl Scouts
Rath’s
Black Hawk
Furrnips
Cuiaides
Brooks
Dizzy Dean
Ten Seohneley
Ruffin White
Tennifer
PB. J. Holt
G. W. Schooley
BM. Jones
B. J. Halt
William Schooley
W. GN. Key
Wis. Ruffin White
Ciford Messer
Fred R. Harrison
Tope Gospels Tabernacle N Mary and Avenue
Tilnls
A. Lewis
First Baptist
Wallace R. Rogers
Parson’s Shoe Shop
al South Main
Redding
Richard-Bruno Hauptmann
Ficmington
N. J
Alee
Tim Bald
Cary
Hauptmann
Arice Halptmann
Anna Halptmann
Shunterdon County
Lmentecast
Whitman
Moreland
M. D
Buck) Shell
Mgr
Rexall
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Hawthorne
Oleo
K. C
Brookfield
Edwin Doscett
Stephensory
Henry Hi
George Bowden
Williams
W. R. Chandler
Thompson
Warren Hart
War Muldrow
Sieulehtening Children’s’ Tee State Bank
Suita
Texarkana
Iona Bartlett
IONA
Janene
Bokar
HEINZ
Yukon
Mershey’s
Iilisbury’s
Tucker
del Monte
U. S
Wisconsin
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