Homes and dances mark city social week at the church and club
The First Baptist church plans its missionary program starting Monday with Mrs. Lucas of Wash High presiding. Social events include a dance at the Country Club honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams before their Sheridan move, plus the Ogburn School of Dancing and a two night Union Station review at the New theater.
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Frances Snyder
Max Cox
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J. J. Williams
Country Club
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Ogburn School
Dancin
Union Station
Ouburn Orchestra
C. M. Garner Jett Tharsday
Weslaco
Fhxis
Weekly Sunday School Lesson on Conserving the Sabbath
The lesson argues that Sabbath rules must not replace human needs and moral insight. Jesus shows the Sabbath serves people, not people the Sabbath. It critiques formalism, notes modern life pressures, and suggests prioritizing rest and humane values.
New Words Sought for Tastes and Odors
CHICAGO. The American Chemical Society reports a push to create new terms for tastes and odors. Current words like sweet sour and musty prove inadequate as scientists note the five human senses often blur taste and smell. Personal variability and physiology complicate classifying these senses.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
Valentines of the Old Testament Sermon Series
Morning service resumes the series The Christian and His Church with The Dead Church With Living Possibilities and a Question and Answer segment based on Genesis. Evening sermon explores The Valentines of the Old Testament Isaac Rebekah Jacob and Rachel. Valentine Day urged attendance. Church school worship at 10 am. Epworth Leagues meet at 645 pm.
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Rebekah
Jacob
Rachel
Valentine
Epworth
First Baptist Sermon and Courtship Talk Schedule
William Russell Hamilton leads a service on Our Greatest Asset and questions the power of prayer. Sunday school begins at 9:45 with department groups. The pastor's TO service covers Art and Ideals of Courtship and marriage questions. Baptist Training Union meets at 6:20 in the educational building.
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Baptist Training Union
Gospel Tabernacle to Close Meeting
The Rev CH Asher will end a week of special meetings at Hope Gospel Tabernacle North Main Street Friday night He speaks on Gods Plan For My Life a message for young people It is Young Peoples Night with the orchestra directed by Aurel Oliver The Sunday school recorded high attendance last Sunday and another record is expected next Sunday An invitation is extended to all not already attending Sunday school.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Main Street
Aurel Oliver
Serianl
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Sunday School
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Weekly Services
Pastor Fergison E S Ray reports strong worship with 300 in attendance at prayer meeting. Sunday services include 9:45 assembly, 5:45 school, 1 pm sermon Salvation by Grace, 6:30 youth services, and midweek prayer at 7:50. Capacity may be expanded with 50 extra chairs.
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Jonels
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School Attendance
Bert Webb pastor leads Hope Gospel Tabernacle as 28 members attend last Sunday's Sunday school. The coast with KJ Dorado has aroused a question in the community about attendance and church activities.
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Bert Webb
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KJ Dorado
Little Man and the New Rhythm in America
Franklin D Roosevelt reads the parade as the little man’s rhythm, with the big guys of America slow to adapt. Spike Hunt and Frazier Hunt explore how the humble masses gain agency against machines and hunger, choosing to cast with the people and fight for themselves.
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Spike Hunt
NEA Service
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Missionary to Egypt to Speak at Tabernacle Hope
More than 209 expected at Sunday services. Miss Hucel Conway, a forthcoming missionary to Egypt, will speak at morning and evening services. She will sail soon, affiliated with the Assemblies of God Egyptian work. Rev. W. H. Shands of Heber Springs speaks five nights next week. The Tabernacle remains Hope's full gospel center with music featured all day Sunday.
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Full Gospel Center
First Presbyterian Service Notes and Programs
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10:55 a.m. Vesper service at 4 p.m. Monthly Men of the Church meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Milewick service Wednesday 7:30. You are cordially invited to worship with us.
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West of Rainbow's End screens at New theater Saturday
Tim McCoy stars in Monogram western thriller West of Rainbow's End as a retired marshal seeking justice for a murdered friend. Kathleen Eliot and Walter McGrail co star as key figures. Extras include The Restless Nights serial and Meng Ming-Mo cartoon. Troupe visits and local notices follow with church services announced for Shower Springs.
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Monogram
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Dean Carter
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Joan Carter
Walter McGrail
Maurice Conn
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Shover Springs Church Hosts Rev Burgess Guest
Rev J W Burgess of Little Rock filled his regular appointment at Shover Springs church Saturday night and Sunday. He was the guest of George Crews and family. Mr and Mrs Percell of Center Point were Sunday visitors of Sandefur Dudney and family. Friends of Mrs Allan Walker will be glad to know she attended church services Sunday after a serious operation at Julia Chester hospital. Mrs Molly Taylor of Hope spent...
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Bearden
Hope
Dewey Bearden
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Tulsa
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Okolona
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Lumber Consumption in the United States Falls to 1932 Low
The 1937 lumber use is estimated at more than 26,000,000,000 feet, down from a 1930 record high of 26,500,000,000 feet and above the 1932 low of 13,000,000,000 feet.
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Accidental Upset Leads to Celluloid Discovery
The discovery of celluloid arose when a bottle of collodion was accidentally spilled. This unintended mishap spurred the development of a new material with lasting impact in manufacturing and plastics history.
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