Community notices and club meetings in Texarkana
Dorothy Weeks visits en route to Chicago as local church groups announce January meetings. W. M. S. First Christian and First Methodist circles plan programs, devotions, and officer elections at homes on South Elm, North Hervey, East Second, and Godbold apartments. Members discuss Christ Child devotion, medical aid in Mexico, and Day In St. Mark's Clinic with light refreshments served.
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Dorothy ‘Weeks
Hon. Sturt
Chicago
Texarkana
Methodist Girly Club
Maury Ross McFadden
North Hervey Street
Mes
C. J. Brealey
Mary Ross McFaddin
Mariella Presley
Joy Ramsey
Aleta ‘Lee Griffin
Martha Houston
Womans
First Presbyterian Church
F. N. Porter
East Second Street
Paul Kiger
Eugene White
Carter Johnson
W. M. Cantley
Paul Simms
Cantley
B. ¥. Kaufman
Ircle
Geo. Wilson
Godbold Apartments
Mack Stuart
W. M.S
First Methodist Church
John P. Vesey
South Elm Street
Roy Stephenson
Ida Ma¢ Cannon
Carmon
Mexico
Cornelia Whitehurst
St. Mark's Clinic
Elopement and social highlights at local party
Miss Guyola Baytse and Miss Fiuline Stephenson were added as new members during the business period. A sandwich course with hot tea accompanied the social hour. Friday night guest Miss Patricia McCartney of Texare konu visited Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyola Baytse
Fiuline Stephenson
Patricia McCartney
Texare Konu
John P. Cox
First Christian Church to Host Sunday Service
The Rev. Arden Walker, pastor of Jonesboro Christian Church since 1928, will preach Sunday morning at First Christian Church here at 11 o clock. All members and friends are welcome. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with Donald Moore as superintendent urging punctual attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Walker
Jonesboro
First Baptist Church Sees New Classes Amid Rain
Sence Wallace R. Rogers, Pastor, preaches morning and evening on The Futility of Blaming God and Walking With God. The Sunday school adds a young men class for 18 to 30 led by Kline Snyder, overseen by R. R. Morton, aiming to engage un affiliated youths. Men’s Bible Class led by Rev. W. R. Chandler, overseen by Barney Hamene, emphasizes welcome and worthwhile study. Chandler described as a top Bible teacher with Oklahoma experience. Despite rain, 25 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sence
First Baptist Church
Wallace R. Rogers
The
Kline Snyder
R. R. Mor
W. R. Chandler
Barney Hammn
Chandler
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Infancy of Jesus Emphasized in Sunday School Lesson
The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for January 7 discusses the wise men from distant lands visiting the newborn Jesus and the universality of Christ's influence. It contrasts reverence for the child with Herodlike destruction, urging emphasis on child well being and development in line with the Christ child who blessed children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
Congregationalist
Jesus
Far East
India
Christ
Bert
Babe
Herod
Bethlehem
Teachers and officers meet to tailor pins for Sunday school
Teachers and officers gathered last Wednesday to prepare pins for Sunday school in 1934, aiming to improve offerings over 1933. The faculty seeks to give the very best to those who will come.
Oil Code Changes Bring Off-Duty Workers Back to Rigs
The article notes a shift as oil field workers regain time off, planting catlans and gardens or taking trips during days off. It highlights 12 East Texas refineries opposing new federal oil code rules and 250 plus cited violations, with the central cash focus on oil, cotton, and livestock for regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
New Mexico
Southwest
Texas
Washington
Will Rogers Stars In Mr Skitch At Saenger
Will Rogers headlines the Saenger as Mr Skitch a human comedy praised as poignant. ZuLu Pitts co stars as Rogers wife with Rochelle Hudson Florence Desmond Harry Green Charles Stirrett and Eugene Palette in a carefully chosen supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Rogers
Mr. Skitch
the Saenger
Ann ‘Cameron
Saturday Evening Post
Will Rogers ZuLu Pitts
Rogers
Two Ways Cited on Money Quality and Debt in Fort Worth
A city banker argues for government payment of part of the debt with treasury notes, equating them to bonds in effect, while another expert cites two paths to money growth: increasing quantity or reducing quality. The cotton plow money has boosted cash in farmers’ hands and improved bank debt repayment. NRA compliance appears higher here than in many cities, per TL S. Foster.
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Treasury
H.C. Burke, Sr
Continental National Bank
Germany
T. G. Yarbrough
The
First National ‘Bank
Fort ‘Worth
NRA
TL S. Foster
Compliance Board
Oil Code Fights Tricks and Bribes at Stations
The oil code bans giving away prizes with fuel and coupons for crockery and dishes. It also targets bribery of oil field superintendents for drilling contracts and equipment orders, labeling the practice prohibited.
New Deal Conflicts Ease as San Francisco Debates Weaken
Records show 425 complaints with only 40 percent due to ignorance. Nigis notes forty notices inform NRA requirements. A re-employment questionnaire: 4223 signers, 197 employers hired, 41 new jobs, payroll rise of $3,957, 64287 annually. NEXT: San Francisco where conflicts fade and opposition wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigis
San Jancisco
Patmos News Notes and Christmas Week Socials
The Patmos column reports a school restart after Christmas break. Denzil McClellan of Canden visited relatives in Patmos, while Iva Jane Rider stayed with her aunt Gennie Light in Liberty Hill. Blanche Light visited homeward with Rider. A party hosted by Mildred Roster drew good attendance. Wesley Hamiter of Tampa and Ed Helms visited family in Patmos area over Christmas. Callie Hamiter visited Blanthe Light, Hiberty Hill, and Bobbie Nichols spent a week with Winfred Aunt. Attendees at Jewel Galloway’s party enjoyed a very good time.
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Hie Place
Denzil McClellan
Canden
Patmos
Iva Jane Rider
Ant
Gennie Light
Liberty Hil
Blanche Light
Mildred Roster
Wesley Hamiter
affTampa
Florida
John Hamiter
Wesday
Ed Helms
Arthur Lynard
Callie Hamiter
Miss Blanthe Light
Hiberty Hill
Bobbie Nichols
Evening Shade
Lapent
Winfred
Miss Jewel Galloway
Union Families Share Holidays Nearby
Union Mrs Charlie Carlton and Mrs Bud Fincher spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents near Stamps. Several locals, including Mrs Birdie Smyth with Allene, Mrs Cora Mattison and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Alvin Duston, visited others over New Years. A wedding was noted as Byran Butler wed Miss Dail Sutton near Bluff Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Carlton
Bud Fincher
Hugh Lee
Stamps
David ‘Copeland Fulton
Patmos
Birdie Smyth
Allene
Cora Mattison
Alvin Duston
Octo Carlton
Harvey Hamm
Chas, Carlton and Daughters
Hardin Tye
W. R. Mallison Jr
Stephens High School
Byran Butler
Dail Sutton
Bluff Springs
Maggie Carlton
Velma Fincher
Albert Bust
Beatrice Carlton
Bud Sutton
Albert Bustin
W. R. Mattison
Dean
Local Happenings In Antioch Hoy Community
Sunday guest Coffee of Hope hosted by Guide family with home folks. Mrs Willis Mahon spent weekend with Gordon relatives. Mrs Henry Bennett returned home after a week with parents Ross Crank and Mrs May Smith and children of Spring Hill Louisiana. Frank Botts of Emmet visited Ellan DeHan and Lucille De Has Thursday. James Garnett from Hope visited Saturday. Brady Cook made a business trip to Hope Saturday afternoon.
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Hoy
Pixley
Hope
Willis Mahon
Gordon
Henry Bennett
Ross Crank
May Smith
Spring Hill
Frank Botts
Emmet
Ellan DeHan
Lucille de Has
James Garnett
Brady Cook
Local Social Notes Include Weddings And Visits
Prescott visitors Mrs Chreg Willams and Olvin Dorman call in the Mart Ibrobok area. Garland Browm and Gladys Yarberry wed at the Wade home on December 27 with Mr Wade officiating. Andrew White and Ian Jack of Waldo visit Marlbrook. John DeLeney from Sweet Home in Briving. Sanford Bonds and A H Wade shop in Hope. Hihel and Vernice Bruce return to Delight High School posts. Oren Stephens leaves for Fayetteville to study at the University of Arkansas. J Glenn Coker and family attend Clint Liggins funeral in Glenwood. Blevins Literary Society, X. 1k, elect officers led by Lynn Slagel president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chreg Willams
Prescott
Mart- Ibrobok
Andrew White
Ian
Jack
Waldo
Marlbrook
John DeLeney
Sweet Home
Briving
Sanford Bonds
A. H. Wade
Hope
Nieses Hihel
Vernice Bruce
Delight
Delight High Soho
Oren Stephens
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
J. Glenn Coker
Clint Liggins
Glenwood
Blevins Literary Society
Lynn Slagel
Inez Huckey
Velma Lee Hamilton
Gladine ‘Stephens
Inex Huskey
Lucitle
Lee
Marie Ward
McFaddin to Speak at Blevins Church
McFaddin of Hope will address the men s Bible class at the Blevins Methodist church Sunday at 10 a m. The event is announced for the men s Bible class at the church in Blevins.
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McFaddin
Blevins Church
EF. McFaddin of
Hope
The
Methodist Church
Blevins
Contact glasses improve vision and safety for distorted corneas
The article explains that contact eyeglasses move with the eye and maintain consistent correction, reducing edge distortion in higher refractive errors. They improve brightness and clarity for many wearers, especially with corneal distortion, and are safer against breakage than ordinary glasses, though some fear them.
Fragmentary OCR notes on local drinkware sale and partners
Fragmented text references a glasses sale at a local event and a partner association. Names, places, dates, and full details are missing or garbled, preventing a clear reconstruction of the event. No verifiable entities or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.
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Mrs. Sip Henry
Antmutt
Sam
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
W. %. Carter
South Elm Sireet
Mary Carter
J. BR. Floyd
W. Q. Warren
Mrs. W. Q. Warren Jr
Hot Springs
Don Smith
Sid McMath
Florence Desmond
Miss Desmond
Ted To-Rita
First Christian Church
Will Rogers
Victor McLaglen
Tarzan
Hoot Gibson
Parson
Cartoon
Sunny South
Workly Sunday School
Elson ‘Huckins
Antioch
Moreland
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
Division Street
North Main
North Laurel Streets
N. R.A
Hope Star
Hope Star Carrier Boys
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