Founders Day Observed by City P T A Program
In a Founders day observance at the high school auditorium the City P T A conducted a program with Miss Pearl Williamson of DeQueen as guest speaker. Key figures including Miss Beryl Henry and Mrs. Edwin Dossett participated, outlining reasons for celebrating the founders and presenting the state song Arkansas.
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Beryl Tenry
Ax Weele Ene
Pearl Williamson
DeQueen
Miss Williamson
PT. A
Arkansas Congress
Finley Ward
Ts. E. & Leonard
J. TR. Williams
George Ware
B.C. Hyatt
Edwin Dossett
Henry
O. A. Groves
Dossett
Arkansas
Miss Pearl Williamson
DeQuieen
Telephone B21 teacher relationship discussed at PTA
A PTA meeting featured a talk on what parents expect from teachers and on Dr. Seabury’s view of worry as anticipation. The event included tea hosted by Miss Ruth Taylor and about 100 attendees, with officers introduced and guests given organization colors.
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Ruth Taylor
Apd
P.T. A
Sunday School attendance and revival asks
Bruce Catton urges church members to attend and make up missed Sunday sessions at 9:45 with the First Year Juniors boasting three weeks of perfect attendance. He muses on renewal through the gospel and urges worship Sunday morning and a 7:30 evening service, citing Ecclesiastes and the eternal God. The item also mentions WPA projects and a note from Loganport about Dewey Woodling’s broken arm after a ladder fall.
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Ecclestables
Baptist church invites Hope residents to worship weekly
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m led by Pastor B T and Elder D Silvey with 6 45 p m prayer and 7 30 p m service. A Wednesday prayer at 7 a m. one conversion last Sunday and two members by letter. Visitors urged to join, with cordial welcome to Baptists from other areas.
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C. Aneeting
Silvey
Brother Silvey
Silver
Fur Ali
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule at a Glance
The notice lists worship times and meetings at First Presbyterian Church. Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship 10 55 Evening Vespers 5 00 Young Peoples Meeting 01 5 Monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Monday at 3 00 Young Peoples Monthly Council remains to be confirmed.
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First Presbyterian
Young Peoples Meeting
Woman's Auxiliary
Young Peoples Monthy Council
Beauty Trial Chronicles in Susie’s Weight War
Susie begins a brutal beauty regimen led by Sven and Emma at Harker’s gym on the roof. She endures weight targets, strict dieting, grueling exercises, and a staged transformation with photographic spin. Susie clings to the hope of meeting Dick Tremaine and winning public admiration.
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Wen
Susie
Sven
Suzie
Walker
Mr. Harkiet
Emma
Harker’s
Dick Tremaine
Jett
Hempstead Quint Reaches Area Independent Final
Prescott 282 Service Station defeats Spring Hill 43-28 as 282 and Columbus win semi finals. Columbus tops Aston Camp 21 21 with Grifth high scorer 9 points, D Caldwell leads Columbus with 8. Prescott prevails 44 28 over Spring Hill in other semi final. Final set Monday at Hope High School at 8 pm.
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Prescott
Sprihe Hill
Columbus
Archer Motor Co
Aston CCC
D. Caldwell
Howe Gulf Oilers
Steed
Prescott A&d
Turner
Hope
Archer Motor
M. Caldwell
Taylor
Archer
Spring Hill
Lee
Martin
Johnson
the Hope High School
Ambassadors scrutiny and Roosevelt plane sale debate
A European conditions hearing on ambassador Hugh Wilson degenerated into a squabble over leaks with Wilson denied access to key topics. On the Roosevelt train to Key West the President defended the sale of American bomber planes to France as legal, saying the government facilitated it, while Gen Craig’s objections were noted by Senator Austin who corrected his earlier statement.
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Hugh Wilson
Germany
Wilson
Key West
Roosevelt
France
Matin Craig
Army
Austin
Vermont
Senate Military Committee
Washington
Craig
Testimony and claims tied to Roosevelt era policy debate
The committee released testimony showing various officials including Craig and Morgenthau discussing the Army Procurement Division and cooperation with a French mission. Roosevelt faced attacks from self styled experts while he spoke at a conference with Brazilian foreign minister Aranha. He warned against pseudo militarists and discussed U S Brazil ties and potential colonization bids, noting controversial magazine articles about Germany’s arms sales.
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Todd
Craig
Secetary Morgenthau
Asmry
Roosevelt
United States
Brazil
Dé Oswaldo Arands
Washington
Aranha
Germany
Orler
Ashdown 21-Game: Osment Leads Hot Springs Visit
Jonesboro led 41 to 15 at the half while Johnny Osment of Jonesboro topped scoring with 24 points. Willard Tilley added 16, Bud Daugherty 13 as Hot Springs trailed with 12s from Godwin Demby and Rutherford, and Prescott won a late back-and-forth clash 37-35 against Texarkana with Orren scoring eight field goals. Orren topped Prescott with eight buckets and one free throw, Patterson of Texarkana was second with 12. Davey O’Brien turns pro in Texas, moving from football to barnstorming basketball for earnings.
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Jonesboro
Johnny Osment
Willard Tilley
Bud Daugherty
Godwin, Demby
Rutherford Lach
Hot Springs
Prescott
Ark
Arkansas High Razorbacks
Prescott High Curly Wolves
Curly Wolves
Texarkana
Orren
Wolves
Kelley
Patterson
O'Brien
Fort Worth
Texas
Davey O'Brien
Davey
Texas Christian Uni
Uavan
Tich
Hale
Pat Cliffor
Russell Hensch
Wedge
Denly
Hate
All-American Hale Leads Texas Gridder Group
The piece describes Hale and teammates like Cliffor and Henschen as standout players, with Davey and O'Brien highlighted for basketball roles and their tricky plays. It notes the group’s mixed sports involvement, Texas connections, and the balance of amateur status with earnings.
Notice on Abstract Fees Effective March 1 1939
A legal notice states that the fee to prepare abstracts for certificates will be 75e per page, signed by F Y Trimble for Trimble Ella Monroe and Monroe Abstract. The document governs the abstract preparation charges and official action begins March 1 1939.
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Trimble
Ella Monroe
Monroe
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