Poem Inspires Parish Notes and Local Social Events
The Woman's Auxiliary of 81 Marks Episcopal church hosts a Monday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. Frank Nolen on North Washington Street featuring a poem about courage and effort. Other attendees listed include Mrs. L. Elliosies, Mrs. Glen Williams, and several names from the community. Miss Frelen Bowden visits Monroe, Louisiana this week. Miss Mattie Evans hosts Thursday Night Bridge at East Second Street with Opal Garner winning. Walker Norwood, a pioneer Hope figure, visits from Beaumont, Texas. Mrs. N. T. Jowell hosts Thursday club on North Hervey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Episcopal Churen
Frank Nolen
N. Washington Street
Mattie Evans
East Second Street
Opal Garner
Prstess
N.T. Jowell
North Hervey Street
Belton Home Demonstration Club Meets February 12
The Belton Home Demonstration club gathered at Mrs J J Bley’s home on February 12 with fifteen members and one new member Mrs Luther Campton. The meeting opened with a devotional and reports on the month’s work while presenting 40 friendship pins to Mrs E B Gesche and Mrs Adolf Gosche. The next meeting is set for March 12 at Mrs E B Gosche’s home with a demonstration on home management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Belton Home Demonstration Club
J. J. Bley
Leslie
B. B. Gesete
Luther Campton
EB. Gentry
Bart Chapel
Griffin
Hope Tops Waldo in District Playoff Series
Reese led Hope with steady scoring while T Watkins paced Waldo with eight points. The teams will meet again in a fourth game before next month’s district tournament. Lineups show Turner Kennedy and Reese among key contributors for Hope, with Watkins and England anchoring Waldo’s backcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Watkins
Waldo
Waldo Fe Fe
Brown
Works
Kennedy
T. Watkins
T. Wathing
Hope Fe
Turner
A Kennedy
Stasiadles And The Census Muddle In This Snippet
A fractured excerpt cites a bureau inspector lamenting limited census data on deaths each year. The fragment hints at misunderstandings about mortality figures and population records, with a distant reference to an area bulletin and unnamed observers.
News Church of Christ West Fifth and Grady Streets
Bible Study 10.9. Morning sermon The Good Shepherd. Evening sermon The Seven Offices of Christ. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. All invited. Members urged to attend. nonmembers welcome to study with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ West
Fifth and
Grady Streets
Glenn A. Parks
Christ
FIRST CHRISTIAN Church Schedule and Pastor Messages
The First Christian church outlines a full day with Bible School at 9 45 a m under Lloyd Coop, morning worship at 1 00 p m with a message on Trouble, and a 5 00 p m vesper service where the pastor speaks on Stick Out Your Tongue. The Intermediate Endeavor meets at the parsonage at 6 00 p m for Christ discussion led by Pershing Floyd, followed by a supper. Senior Endeavor gathers at the bungalow at 6 30 p m, and Wednesday prayer service at TAS yom invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lloyd Coop
Pershing Floyd
Christ
First Baptist Wallace R Rogers Pastor Services Update
Sunday services listed for First Baptist include Sunday School at 9:45 Worship at 10:55 with congregational singing led by Claude Taylor and B I U unions under Nathan Harbour. Midweek prayer is at 7. Members urged to attend Dr Frank Morgan’s lectures at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Taylor
Nathan Harbour
First Presbyterian
Frank Margen
Morgian
Peter Teachings on Conduct for Christians in a Pagan World
A weekly lesson notes Peter's counsel to early Christians stressing abstinence from evil and living righteously. It describes Christians in a hostile world under Roman rule, urging obedience to lawful authority where conscience permits, and highlighting how faith and holy living reveal the superiority of Christian hope and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Penney
Wisdun
Wwe
Yea Coach to Debut at City Hall Auditorium
A stage production titled Yea Coach opens Friday at city hall auditorium with an 8 p.m. curtain and a preceding ten-minute popular dance music set by the Lazy River orchestra of Shreveport. The show is followed by a three-act comedy dance at Elksholm honoring Coach Foy Hammons and the 1934 Bobcat football team, with Beta Delta sorority hosting the dance and Miriam Carlton directing the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall Auditorium
Lazy River Orchestra
Shreveport
Foy Hammons
Bobsat
Elksholm
Beta Delta Sorority
Yea
Miriam Carlton
Brown
University
Whitfield Davis
Betty Barton
Arkansas
Doris Moses
Narvie
Jack Witt
Patricia Ellis
Lais Jones
Nick Thomas
Merlin Coop
Dick Bailey
Dale Carlton
Jack Daly
Natlon Wylie
Herry Mosely
William Bundy
Professor Griggs
Louise Owens
Wilson
Lawrence Martin
Pat Ryan
Jimany Jones
Polly
Mary Sue
Lake preferential primary bill looms in senate debate
Discussion centers on a measure to set two candidate ballots in certain races with two thirds majorities needed. Senator Lake favors a reform to avoid a deadlock and reduce opposition raised by prior run off laws. A representative warned the change faced political hostility as the old runoff provision was repealed. The bill would delay listing candidates on the ballot until the second primary unless a majority emerges first. A separate vote on a state bar integration bill ended with 29 to 9 approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Featherston
Livingston
Cole
Barney
Jeume
John K. Wilson
Hope, Bar
Johnson
State Bar
Life in Disciplined Living for Hapiness and Safety
A fragment emphasizes destroying individuals and patrons to seek life’s satisfaction through living according to God’s will. It argues disciplined living brings true happiness and national security.
Debate Over Bill On Disbarment Proceedings And Jury Trials
Senators debated a bill on disbarment procedure with several amendments and motions. Case sought to add a jury trial for lawyers charged in disbarment actions, while Gilbert Norrell and Cole proposed amendments to protect the public from corporate agents, and Johnson supported the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ellis
Ashley
Ward
Independence
Evans
Cale
Gilbert
Feathesston
Norrell
Case
Bar Association
Bil
Cole
Judge Upholds Jury Charge in Circumstantial Case
The judge praised the clear conception of the facts and evidence in a circumstantial case and urged jurors to rely on their own recollection. Attorneys showed keen interest in the charge with Arthur G. Frankel noting the ruling could lead to a directed verdict of guilty, a point for potential reversal in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Arthur G. Frankel
Arkansas
Friends Turn On In Love Sick Youth Slain Friend
Testimony describes how a youth named Kennamer, seen as devoted to a pretty girl, allegedly killed a friend who he believed menaced her. Prosecutors call him a protective yet erratic killer while defense portrays him as a troubled black sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Kennaimer
Phil
Moss
Kenhamer
Kennamer
Young Kennamer
A. Flint Moxy
Franklin EB. Kennamer
Tulsa
Death of Jack Harvin in Rosston Rt 2
The notice reports the sudden death of Jack Harvin due to a heart attack following pneumonia on Saturday night. The community notes minimal gardening activity and local social visits, including Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McWilliams of Shayer Springs visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Butler and children, with others like R. E. Dillard and Fanny, and Miss Thea Butler visiting Miss Helen Martin. Clifton and P. E. Butler are listed among local busi- neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harvin
J. W. McWilliams
Shayer Springs
J. M. Butler
Childrety
R. E. Dillard
Fanny
J. B. Butler
Thea Butler
Helen Martin
Clifton
P. E. Butler
Hauptmann Maintains Innocence Before Death House
In Flemington New Jersey Hauptmann, the Lindbergh baby killer, declared his innocence on the eve of transfer to the death house. He told reporters he would not confess and blamed his lack of funds on an ongoing appeal, while praising jail guards and stating he would go to the electric chair like a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Drune
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Mourder
Trenton
Hauptmann
Allen
Smith
Hovey Low
New Jersey
Low
Brune
Stray Stories from Prescott Newsroom Snippets
Local notes report visitors to Prescott on Saturday and Friday with Lee Ward W L Raley in town. Mr and Mrs Clark Butler and family visited J E Butler. A playful hospital scene shows a doctor and master, where the patient resists restraint, prompting a grim humor from staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Boyett Returns Home After Visit and Church Services
DeAnn My. JW Boyett came home Saturday after visiting his son in Stamps with Mr and Mrs Li H Boyett. He preached three sermons at Kady’s regular appointment Saturday through Sunday night. J M Arnold and wife visited ET Dorado. Mary Jo Alta Mae and Bette Sue McCorkie and Charles Willie McCorkle dined with Anna Nina and Vesta Boyett. Jessie McCorkie and O F Lloyd are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Boyett
Li H. Boyett
Stamps
Kady
J. M. Arnold
ET Dorado
Mary Jo
Alta Mae
Bettie Sue McCorkie
Charles Willie McCorkle
Anna
Nina
Vesta Boyett
Jessie McCorkie
O. F. Lloyd
Weekend News From Serio Hill and Surrounding Area
Me and Mrs Ohn shared a weekend with her mother Grienthabaw of Serio Hill. Mrs A J Substs of Mr and Mrs Hubert Sherby tended the bedside of Mrs Moore. Glad to report Mrs Burke is much improved after an extended visit with her sister and family near Loakesbur. Mr and Mrs Elbert Burke and Syvell were visiting friends in the community. Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn. Lloyd
Grienthabaw
Serio Hill
A. J
Hubert Sherby
Moore
Burke
Loakesbur
Olin
Cecil
Charles Willie Corkle
Mery
Anna
Nina
Vesta
Albert Corkle
Elbert Burke
Syvell
Sunda
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Mra
Sid Henry
Telephone
Wominsionary
Bievins
L. Eillosies
Glen Willams
J. Py Yung
Dat
Henry
Hy O. Kyler
JW. G. Allison
Leon Bundy
Joe Jones
Mamie
Frelen Bowden
Monroe
La.ce
Walker Norwood
Hope
Pappy Kyle
Walker
Sante Feane
Hives
Beaumont
Texas
E. Curry
W. F. Curry
Cherrill Reed
Carlie Age, UL
Drs. Chas
Etta Champlins
Mamie Twitchell
Saenger
Dick Powell
Chau Past
Amy
Comedy
Peakins
Buck — Jones
Wien
Areanum Bulletin
G. H. Martindale
J. G. Martindale
South Bln Street
Cus Brug Co
Dairy Maid
First Christian
Guy C. Folt
First Baptist
Wallace R. Rogers
Peter Bih
WM. J. Gilroy
D.D. Easiter
Lillian Band
Knuth
Florida
City Hall
Rosston Rt
Bruno
John H. Curtiss
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Green Parrot Cafe
Louie Oliver Wm. Stephenson
John 5S
Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Vope
Ark
Gulf Gasoline
M. & Bates
Coty
Carlton
Vaubhie
Wellington
John P. Cox Drug Co
Eim
Ffs
Margaret Caro
Blo
Colo
Han
Jose Guerra
Lawrence
A. Atmon
Vermont
Margaret
DeAnn
Coty's Face Powde
Moreland
M. D. (Buck) Shell
K. R. Spearman
Children’s Tee State Bank
Texarkana
Suga Godans
Wilsco
Bagon
Armour’s
Shankless
Rath
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