Birthday Dinner Surprise Turns to Suspicion in Cafe
Janet Hill plans a birthday dinner for Rolf Carlyle, Atlas Advertising, on a tight budget. A mistaken sighting at Brewster Hotel Coffee Shop rekindles doubt as Janet juggles shopping lists, a looming marriage, and Carlyle’s uncertain loyalties.
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Janet Hill
Rolf Carlyle
Janet
Bruce Hamilton
Every Home
Rolf
Atlas Advertising Co
Howard Cressy
Brewster Hotel
Rooney's
Brewster
Carlyle
Dwight Kendall
Jim McPhail
Atlas Advertising Agency
Atlas
Atlas Company
Frank Dennison
The
Gazette
the Brewster
The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Growth
The Star urges municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope city assets and social resources. It champions county highway programs to build all weather roads, improve sanitation, and back Chamber of Commerce efforts. It calls for cooperative funding of scientific agricultural programs and efficient government.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
New York Lawmakers Propose Censoring Films Flashing Public Trust
A pair of New York state legislators introduce a bill to ban films that portray public officials in a false or untrue light. They argue movies undermine confidence in government and say recent productions depict officials as crooks or fools. They frame the issue as part of a broader critique of legislatures’ performance.
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New York
Opera Backers Seek Public Help To Save Met Grand Opera
Deems Taylor argues that from 1910 to 1932 the Metropolitan Opera was self supporting and wealthy directors bore the burden. The public act of 300000 is sought as backers say they can no longer carry the burden alone.
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YYORK
Metropolitan Opera Company
Grand Opera
Metropolitan
Deems Taylor
Parole Violator Attitude Criticized by Inmates Press
A weekly published by New York Reformatory inmates urges strict treatment of parole violators. It argues returned violators face chilly rejection from fellow prisoners and that such stance would benefit prisons and society by preserving public confidence in parole.
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Reformatory
New York
They Say t eens is a musty museum of shadows in Dickens mode
A fragment suggests a stylistic remark about a musty museum filled with shadows and a literary mode echoing Dickens Thackeray and Collins, attributed to a London publisher. The text also references Adolf Hitler as new German chancellor and a provocative claim about Germans, though truncated and unclear.
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Dickens
Thackery
Wilkie Collins
Colling
London
England
Adolf Hitler
Ger
Wilson Appoints Court Clerk in Local District
Herbert Wilson son of Sheriff Cobb Wilson becomes court clerk for the district. H. M. Bourland editor of the Ozan Times-Record visited the city Monday and stopped at this office. Tom Beard was seen on our streets Saturday.
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Herbert Wilson
Cobb Wilson
H. M. Bourland
Ozan Times-Record
Tom Beard
Sunday Social Notes and Bible Study Plan
Local social items show residents visiting in Texarkana and traveling to relatives in nearby towns. A sermon series uses Mark chapter eleven as context and a year long Bible study begins Wednesday evenings on The Geographical Setting of the Bible with 7 pm start. The Sunday school recorded 318 attendees last Sunday with age graded classes.
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E. G. Coop
Texarkana
Vincent Keith
Keith
John Hipp
Ozan
Frank White
Floyd Duke
Douglas Garland
Leleventh
Sermon Series on Basic Christian Things by Rev Wallace R Rogers
The morning subject is The New Testament Church. This is the second sermon in a series on Basic Things in Christianity, following last Sunday's The Bible God’s Book. It stresses church fellowship versus Christian fellowship and will be non controversial. The evening service continues with another sermon by the pastor.
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Wallace R. Rogers
Church Fellowship
Christian Fellowship
First Christian Church Invites All to Bible School
W E Testerman is pastor and J Louis Hiler superintendent at First Christian Church. The notice promotes Sunday Bible School at 9 45 am studying the life of Christ with classes for all ages, worship services, and weekly events. World Missions Day is planned for the first Sunday in March and a missionary play is set for next Sunday evening. Public invited.
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David Lloyd George
England
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
El Dorado Pastor to Preach and Lead Congregational Meeting
The Rev. David Shepperson will preach at 1 a.m. and conduct Vesper service at 5 p.m. He will lecture to the Men's class at 9:45 a.m. By order of the Session a congregational meeting follows the morning service to call a pastor.
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David Shepperson
el Dorado
Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church Schedule
Pastor T L Epton leads services at Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 a m on Sundays and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m on the fourth Sunday. Bible study Sundays at 7 p m except the fourth Sunday. prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p m.
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Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church
T. L. Epton
D. W. Bailey
Methodist Church Service Schedule x
The sermon times at the Methodist Church are 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Pastor J L Cannon.
Epworth League Meeting Plans Include Guest Speaker
The Am. Epworth League will convene at 6 45 p m with an over meeting at 7 30 p m Rev J H Glass from Little Rock is scheduled to speak at the morning hour.
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