Woman's Auxiliary Meeting and Church Group Reports
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal meets Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. M Harlow's home on North Hervey Street. Eleanor Dead, N T C worker, hosts Tuesday at 10 AM at the church with Miss Field. all women urged to attend both gatherings. Group No 1 Girl Scouts, led by Mrs Clyde Monts, to assist in nursery duties for three months at First Methodist. Garrett Metropolis church Vestry holds monthly business social at Mrs A F Greenlea's home with prayer and class suggestions. First Christian Church Service class hosts Valentine dinner, 44 members present. Valentines displayed during evening. First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets Monday at 4 PM or 7 PM at the church. Clara Fawthorns chapter C met at Miss Mary Wilson's South street home.
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
M. Harlow
North Hervey Street
Eleanor Dead
Miss Field
Scuata
Clyde Monts
Fiilis Gass
Garrett
MetritHat
A. F. Greanlea
Clara Tawihoris
Mary Wilson
Telepone 821 Elm Street Monthly Meeting Debates Delegates
The Pat Cleburne chapter U D C met Thursday afternoon at Telephone 821 Elm Street for the regular monthly gathering. The president led the salute to the flag and delegates were chosen to represent the chapter at the state convention in Helena. The March meeting will feature a program with readings by Audrey McAdams and a sketch on Sidney Lanier by Magery Moses. Hostesses were Marie Ardinatta Williams and Martha Wille, and Kathleen Cooper of Hope earned honor roll status for fall at Mary Hardin Baylor University.
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Elm Street
Durie
Helena
Pat Cleburne
Audrey McAdams
Magery Moses
Sidney Lanier
Missox Marie Aritdinatta Williams
Martha Wiile
Misa Kathleen Cooper
Hope
Morry Hardin-Baylor
Thie College
Miss Cooper
Mes
Cooper
Gividy Street
Peter and John Heal at the Temple Gate Beautiful
A weekly Sunday School lesson reflects on Acts 3 and 4 where Peter and John heal a lame man at the Gate Beautiful. Though they lacked silver or gold, they offered faith and action in the name of Jesus, urging readers to serve the Master and use their resources for good.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Jerusalem
Pete
Revival to Close on Sunday Night
The Rev. A C Bates, district superintendent of the Assemblies of God, will conclude a ten day meeting at Gospel Tabernacle next Sunday night. He speaks Saturday night at 7 30. Friday night is young peoples night with a sermon for youths. The Sunday morning topic is Growing Up. Music and singing will feature each service as a large crowd fills the church. Early attendance is advised for good seats.
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Bates
Gospel Tabernacle
A.C. Bates
Assemblies of God
Akies
Lee Garland
A. C. Bates
Tabernacle
Chriss Ambassadors
Children’s Church
Church of Christ Invites Public to Services
A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all services at the Church of Christ on Fifth and Grady streets. Bible study starts at 10 am Sundays, with preaching at 11. Evening service at 6:30 pm for Young People Bible Study, with preaching at 7:30. The minister’s topics are “Who Cares for My Soul?” and “God Chase Foolish Things Con found the Wise.”
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Church of
Chris
Fifth
Grady
Liberty Via Truth Sermon At First Baptist Church
William Rudsell Hamilton, pastor, urges fuller attendance as 12 seats remain vacant in the mall auditorium for next Sunday. The sermon will explore liberty as envisioned by the Father of our Country, citing the Liberty Bell inscription and the 18th century quest for freedom.
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Agee
Mall
George Washington
Pliberty
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Remark on Medical Knowledge and Charity
The passage argues that medical progress relies on laws of medicine and surgery and on wealth funding hospitals. It urges the wealthy to aid others with the same spirit as Peter and John, stressing that divine grace empowers acts of mercy beyond miraculous claims.
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Peter
John
Susie Lambert Enters Publicity Campaign at Store Office
A serialized tale unfolds with Susie Lambert agreeing to a publicity campaign for Mr. Harker. He and his team, including Miss Fleming and Clifford Kane, map a careful plan to build Susie’s charm through photography, styling, and coaching, while she frets over her looks and the risk of public scrutiny.
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Susie
Ubginériti
Mr. Hotkér
Harriét
Suzanne
diMeult
Jeff
Mr. Harker
Holt
Jen
My.Harker
Risiy
Susie Lambert
Occam
John Harker
PR. Harker
Harker
Miss Fleming
Mr.Harker
Clifford Kane
TIOVE GOSPEL TABERNACLE Sunday services and events
Bert Webb pastor invites visitors to all services at TIOVE GOSPEL TABERNACLE. Rev A C Bates speaks Sunday morning and at 7:31 evangelistic service. Bible study 6:30, Sunday school 9:45, children and Ambassadors programs, and B Y P T G at 6:30. Garrett Memorial church collaborates with Arkansas State and American Baptist associations.
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Tiove Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Shervon Jackson
D. D. N. Jackson
Jackson
B. Y
Missionary Baptist
Garrett Memorial Church
Arkansas State Association
American Baptist Association
Family Price Plan Promoted For Farm Support
A continuation discusses Lee proposing a guaranteed price base for all cotton and wheat farms. Farmers would receive the domestic price only on their share of estimated consumption as world and immediate prices fall. He suggested expanding the Commodity Credit Corporation role beyond crop loans to broader marketing measures.
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Lee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mers
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club met February 15 at Mrs. C. R. White's home. Mrs. McCarkle opened with America, a devotional, and the Lord's Prayer. Officers elected: President C. R. White, Vice President Pred Cauldwell, Secretary David Mitchell, Reporter L. Boyce, Recreation Tomy McCorlie. Directors appointed in multiple crafts and community areas with Miss Mildred Johnson as tax chair.
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Columbus
Herbert Sypes
Jack Thompson
Mildred Johnson
Joe Caldwell
We. C. White
H. Ellen
F. Caldwell
WPA Abuse and New Farm Aid Proposals Stir Washington
Bruce Catton notes WPA misuse by local bosses who broker relief jobs for a monthly fee while insisting the federal program is being cleaned up. The article also covers processing tax measures tied to domestic prices and a plan to tighten farm allotments with aid aimed at families.
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WPA
Local Fair Prizes Won by Stuart Boyce and Autrey Display
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. C. Stuart and Mrs. Lucille Boyce in a local contest. Mrs. J. R. Autrey displayed handwork that drew discussion and appreciation from attendees. A subsequent talk by Miss Bulling followed.
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R. C. Stuart
Lucille Boyce
J. R. Autrey
Miss Bulling
Erosion Control Aids Farm Value Projections
A Soil Conservation Service report cites Riley Lewallen in Hope discussing a coordinated erosion control plan. He notes terrace and strip cropping reduce labor after rain, increase yields 25 to 50 percent, and cut fertilizer needs while keeping soil on pastures. He groups his land into cultivated fields and permanent pasture, foresees upland Arkansas farmers shifting from cotton to livestock and pasture, and highlights rest of program with demonstrations and meetings.
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Riley Lewallen
Hope Project
M. L. Wilson
Afric
Ture
Héne Project
Lewaltéri Beser Fiié
Lewallen
Mr. Lewallen
Arkansas
Lewaillén
Soil Conservation Service
New Scout Leaders Named for Amétee District
Reports from Wednesday afternoon’s meeting of leaders in Amétee district detail new officers and committee appointments for the Cadd Boy Scouts. Howard Dhunty is named district leader with Ole chair, Cecil Shibata superintendent, and William Page as chairman. Others include Dzh Avi Cassady, Hy Mees, and George Stée Dre H. Holt for training and activities coordination.
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Nashville
Kilts Help Fund Uniforms For Zealint Militia
The government approves support for kilts and uniforms for a local militia regiment named the Black Watch. A six-man football clinic for coaches is set for March 25 in Ames, led by State athletic director George Ames.
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Wellington
NegoVerdment
Tormatda
Black ‘Watch
George“ State Athletic
Directo
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