Friday Music Club to Meet at Mrs Smyth Home
The Friday Music club will gather Friday afternoon at Mrs M M Smyth’s South Main Street home. The choral group meets at 2 30, then study at 3 30. Also notes report Circle No 3 of W M S at First Methodist church held a February meeting at Mrs J M Olsen’s East Third Street home with devotional, program on Doors of Opportunity, social hour, and seven teen members plus two guests present.
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M. M. Smyth
South Main Street
Circle No. 3
W. M
First Methodist Church
J. M. Olsen
East Third Street
W. G. Allison
Ross H. Gillespie
Edwin Ward
H. M. McCloughan
D. L. Bush
Cate Wilson
J. J. Honeycutt
Brazil
Stil Daven
Curry
Herndon-Cornelius
Hiram Wilson
Frances Pryor
Nashville
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
B. L. Heltig
Harry Phipps
Valentine
Good Turn to Boy Net Life Job Offer
JENKINS Ky P C E Gifford veteran Eastern Kentucky coal miner invested 20 cents in a meal for a hungry Indiana farm boy last summer and persuaded the youth to return home. He later received a letter from the boy’s father T H Alex of Martinsville Ind offering him a home on the farm for life. Gifford who has spent $4 of his 65 0 years in the mines had been without steady employment two years.
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Jenkins
C. E. Gifford
Kentucky
Indiana
Gifford
T. H. Alex
Duler
Martinsville
Ind
Betty Lou Spoon Offered by Quaker Ad
A vintage promotion offers readers a free Betty Lou silverplate spoon featuring the Quaker Party star image. Cut coupons on page 5 and bring a large package trade mark plus 10 cents to the office to receive the spoon. Limited to readers. no postage or payment required.
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America
The
Star
Labor Contract Provisions On Employee Disputes And Rights
A union committee handles grievances for employees, with appeals to the employer’s highest official if unresolved. If discharge or layoff occurs and is proven unfair, the employee is restored and paid for time lost. Employers reserve rights to hire, discipline, and operate, with determinations on reductions not constituting a lockout, and obligations to improve material quality.
Arbitration fight sparks outcry at Hope Brick Works
Hope Arkansas February 9 1939 owner N P O'Neal alleges union No 693 rules violated by Willard Anderson exclusion from talks and pits employer committee against union in disputed wage and work conditions. First arbitration scheduled at Locelock but action begun earlier amid accusations of breach and stalled negotiations.
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Artliie X
Hope Brick Works
United Brick and Clay Work
Ers
Loreout
Willard. Anderson
Willard Anderson
Sam Revis
Roosevelt McFaddin
Willie Boozer
N. P. O'Neal
Lo'elock
WN. P. O'Neal
Hope
Arkansas
Preacher Teen to Speak at Shayer Springs Church
Elder T. Sherman Jackson son of De N. Jackson of Texarkana Texas will preach at Shayer Springs Sunday February 12. His father Dr D. N. Jackson and grandfather Dr C A Gilbert were former pastors. The public is invited to hear Bro Jackson who is only 16 years old.
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T, Sherman Jackson
de, J, N. Jackson
Texarkana
Texas
Shayer Springs
Bro
Jackson
D. N. Jackson
C. A. Gilbert
Shayer Church
Ten Day Revival to Begin Here Friday
The Rev A C Bates district superintendent of the Texas district opens a ten day revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle North Main Friday night February 10 announced by pastor Rev Bert Webb Bates comes from Fort Worth after a successful campaign He will speak nightly with special music and visiting delegations from nearby cities Attend as public invited through the week.
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A. C. Bates
Texas
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Main Street
Pailor
Bert. Webb
Bates
United States
Evangelist Bates
Fort Worth
Hev
Hempstead Tomato Market Discussed by McCaskill Farmers
Sixty five McCaskill farmers met Wednesday with Roy Sellers to discuss green wrap tomato marketing. The meeting, sponsored by the McCaskill community farm bureau and led by Bert Scott, concluded that local green wrap tomatoes meet high quality standards. The talk outlined steps for a cooperative marketing program from large volume to sale at highest bid, with a sales agent elected from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Roy Sellers
McCaskill Community Farm Bureau
Bert Scott
Sellers
Cooperative Marketing Associa
The Take Grows (Continued From Page One)
The piece argues rising city costs for education and services. It details a hypothetical New York laborer with $1000 income paying about $190 in taxes overall, with most via indirect taxes and higher rents. It cites the Public Affairs Committee of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Stewart
New York City
Cooperative marketing steps for members in 1933 plan
The text outlines a nine step path for cooperative groups to market members products. It describes sales management, wholesale purchasing of supplies, uniform product quality, planting and harvest guidance, grading and packaging, and forming federations to handle marketing. Federation members may contract with large distributors or employ skilled sales staff, with expectations that groups progress through four to seven steps over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Sellers
Mr. Scott
Mr. Sellers
Quotation Gallery From Legislative and Civic Figures
Senators Fep and Van denberg discuss Florida Ship Canal efforts while Rush Holt criticizes delays as crime. A Canfield, Massachusetts officer comments on curfew enforcement after a failed offer. Dr Mary Shattuck Fisher of Vassar advises against marrying a man with a wonderful mother.
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Vandenberg
Fepper
Florida
Hall
Florida Ship Canal
Who
WPA
Hke
Babyface Nelson
Dillinger
Rush Holt
Canbeldge
Mass
Mary Shattucle Fisher
Vassar College
Purge charge voiced by Glass against Roosevelt plan
Senator Glass of Virginia accused President Roosevelt of using appointive power to purge Virginia's two senators from public life. He claimed the aim was to defeat Senator Byrd in 1940 and possibly Glass later, by ignoring recommendations for federal positions to discredit them. He defended his judge nomination record and noted opposition to Floyd H. Roberts.
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Washington
Glass
Demi
Roosevelt
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Floyd H. Roberts
Byrd
Roberts
Meno
James H. Price
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National Lawyers’ Guild
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John P. Cox Drug Co
Walgreen
Balge
Cox's
Etkabeh Arden Barbera Gowhd
Northy Perkins
Leatheria Perfumes
Bewnita Zimmerly In
TMAN
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Linen Finish
Centaur
TEX
Sui
Mastercraft
Monarg
Quaker
Oatmeal Company
Neal
Saenger
Jan We
Rainer Gravet
Miliz
Herbert Korjus
Julien Duvivier
Zadok
Great Zadok
T. Jefferson Kelley
New York
Palm Beach
T, S. Jackson
Shayer
Mer My
Tom Tyler
Rev
Gospel Tabernacle
Hempstead
McCaskill Farmers
Thurs. & Fri. Shows Ltd
Joan Crawford
Our Gang Comedy & Color Travel
Senate
Price
Charlie McCi
Charli Carthy
A. C. Richannan
Glas
Elopine
Brook Hollow
Redfern
Stuart
Claude Stuart
Harriet Story
Myra
John Bartlett
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