Road to Hope and Community Events Highlight Local Notice
A blend of verse and notices announces a church revival and a baby birth, plus updates on visitors and local society meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horton announce a daughter born January 6 in Columbus, and guests include Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Hamilton, Mr. R. Bayless, and Mr. Eart Glodden. The Woman's Missionary Society of First Christian meets Monday at 3 PM on East Third Street with hostesses Mrs. A. Reynerson and Mrs. C. Lowthorp. The Friday Bridge Club meets at Booth Main Street. high score goes to Mrs. W. Q. Warren. Linda Claire Wells, recently with Rev. V. Hammond, visits Leesville and Vicksburg. the Heritage group leaves Sunday for home in Vicksburg. W. M. S. of First Baptist meets Monday at 2:30 PM for missionary program with Circle No. 1 in charge, followed by installation of new officers. The W. A. of First Baptist meets at 6 PM Monday. Mrs. W. W. Duckett returns from a holiday visit in Little Rock. Rev. W. G. Miller of Missouri, visiting RL Rev. R. Bland Mitchell, Arkansas Bishop, will preach at St. Mark's Episcopal at 7:30 PM Sunday. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's. Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
M. McWiilinina
East Third Street
A. C. Reynerson
C. 5. Lowthorp
A. D. Wella
Linda Claire
V.A. Hammond
Boone
Leesville
Jack Stewart
Barry
R. T. White
P. Stewarts
Soluniay
Vicksburg
Miss
W. M
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 1
W. G. Miller
Missouri
R. Bland Mitchell
Arkansas
St. Mark's Episcopal Chgyeh
Young Longfellow explored in Lawrence Thompson book
A review of Young Longfellow by Lawrence Thompson from Macmillan at 4.50. Thompson uses uncensored Longfellow letters and diaries to depict his early years, romance with Frances Appleton, and youthful ardor, contrasting the later dignified image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Cambridge
Samuel
Meredyn St Yours
Longfetlaw
Combridge
Frances Appleton
Longfellow
Lawrence Thompson
Macmillan
Thompson
Horyand
Allotment Plan Discussed With 1999 Credits and Classifications
The article outlines 1999 conservation program credits and crop classifications. It notes increased payments for alfalfa, permanent pasture, and Kudzu crowns, and adjusted rates for green manure and summer legumes, with limestone and crop acreage details and state payment limits. It also explains wheat classification changes and nurse crop rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuduz
United States
First Cristian Church Adopts New Year Attendance Push
First Cristian Church at Hammond invites greater Sunday School attendance after a December average of 90, aiming to top 100 in January. The church reports new members Mr and Mrs Shannon, 30H Thomas Frasier, and Mr and Mrs A D Wells, and previews sermons on All the Fullness of God and Power themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennie G. McKee
the Missionary Society
Mr McWilliams
C'S
Shannon
Thomas Frasier
A. D. Wells
Pail
Ephesiang
Christ
Et Mark's Episcopal Sunday Schedule Readings
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning prayer and 11 a m service by Lay Reader. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m by Rev W G Miller of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Miller
Missouri
First Baptist Church Service Schedule and Sermon
The First Baptist Church presents a Sunday schedule with 4 45 Sunday school 10 55 morning worship sermon Consider the Church 6 30 Baptist Training Unions 7 30 evening worship sermon Should a Church Be Narrow The church invites the public to attend all services and seek divine wisdom as the Highway crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfe
Lord White
Unity Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Unity Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 120 p.m. by Elder E. S. Ray. Young People meeting at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. by Elder E. S. Ray. Prayer service at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. A welcome for you. Ammunition Dump London item notes twenty four reload cartridges found in a public dust bin. No bombs found in the past year. Venezuela, meaning little Venice, was once used for an Indian village built on piles on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Ray
Young Peoples Meeting
E, S Ray
London
Venezuela
Little
Venice
Crop classification by harvest type in sorghums over years
The note explains that sweet sorghums harvested for all purposes were classified as non-depleting in 1939, while sorghums used for hay in 1998 were classified as non-depleting. It discusses cover crops when harvests yield grain or hay and ties to deplet ion status.
Big Navy Needed to Shield All Nations from Predatory Powers
A defense-focused piece argues for a strong U S Navy and robust expeditionary forces to deter aggression and aid allies. It flags the lack of an international police, the dangers of air power, and Britain’s naval reliance, stressing the need to control sea lanes and project force to protect the American continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Society of
Natons
Ethiopia
China
Spain
Austria
Czechoslovakia
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Mussolini, Montagu Norman and Rublee in Berlin Talks
Mussolini was linked to the Reichsbank as sympathetic while Germany planned to fund refugee emigration by boosting foreign purchases of German goods. George Rublee advised accepting the plan for talks in Berlin next week as Mussolini and Montagu Norman pressed German officials to modify demands. Norman met Schacht during a two day Berlin visit ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsbank
Mussolini
Germany
George Rublee
Intergovernmental Committee of Refugees
Berlin
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Norman
Schacht
Employment Fund of State Tied Up
Arkansas labor officials clash with the federal Social Security Board over the October 17 1938 ouster of W A Rooksberg as director of the Unemployment Compensation Division and appointment of Eli W Collins. The board withholds January March funds until Collins appointment is deemed legal and meritorious. several state officials and applicants are cited in the maneuvering. In Adelaide Australians of German descent condemn Nazi measures and seek homes for Jewish exiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Labor Department
Federal Social Security Board
W. A. Rooksberg
State Department
Eli W. Collins
Washington
Federal Board
Ed McKinley
Arkansas
Collins
MesKinley
Arkansas Attorney General
Rooksberg
Beverly Lambert
Bailey
McKinley
Colling
J. Gayle Dindsor
William E. Spencer
Monticello
Lambert
Hervan E. McKeskie
State Department of Public Welfare
Adelaide
Germany
Australia
New Prep Grid Rule Adopted by National Federation
Chicago report notes the Interscholastic Rules Committee approved a rule allowing player re entry in any or every quarter for prep football to reduce injuries. The decision, backed by 25 states for the 1934 season, adjusts penalty enforcement on fouls and aims to standardize unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Federation [Interscholastic Rules Committee
Contour Strip Planting Boosts Soil and Water Retention
Local farmers implementing conservation practices report reduced erosion and improved yields. Contour striping slows runoff, holds silt, and channels water to protected areas. Winter cover crops, especially legumes like Hairy Vetch and Bur Clover, enrich soil and cut erosion risk. Pasture, meadow, and woodland areas expanded, with sodded outlets and contour ridges helping water infiltration and hay supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Meeting outlines teams for local league and future plans
At a Friday night meeting in a town hall three independent teams were represented by Leonamd Bearden and Hall Brothers expressed interest in entering a team. Bruner's company plans orientation and secured a location for all league games. A Prescott team may join. Interested persons should contact the WPA recreation office in the Elk's building or Miss Matti or A. D. Russell. A second meeting is slated for early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Otters
Leonamd Bearden
Hall Brothers
Wot
Bruner‘ive Dle Co
Orient
Prescott
WPA
Elk’s
Matti
A. D. Russell
Future Home Make Hold Meeting At School
A Home Economics club meeting at the high school featured a book review by sixty members. The organization plans to hold the next session on Thursday Usry 12.
Danish Royals Visit New York State for 1939 World Fair
Danish royalty Frederick and Crown Prince Pine are invited to travel to the United States next year for the York World’s Fair. Danish Americans in the States extend the invitation to visit and address a market glut noted in Saint John. Hundreds of radio sets are hauled to Fort Howe and burned in a bonfire as part of the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Cro
Frederick
Crown
Denmark
Iceland
America
States
Saint John
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Prank Horton
Chester
Omr
K. G. Hamilton Will
Fis
R. W. Bayless
Gurion
Mr. Eart Glodden
Biloxi
Tom McLarty
Fhdiy Bridge Club
van Booth Main Street
W. Q. Warren
W. W. Duckett
B. BE. Newton
Mr. Newston
Bruce Catton
the Longfellow
Sun-Mon
Ralph Bellamy
Aya
First Cristian Church
Ay Hammond
ET. Mark's Episcopal
First Baptist
William Russell Haralston
Unity Baptist Church
Roy Rogers
Deanna Durbin
Melvyn Douglas
Jackie Cooper
Irene Rich
Nancy Carroll
John Mylldry
Jackie Sears
Juanita Quighsy
Ladies Specialty Shop
Congress
Roosevelt
Hovbe William Be Bankhead
John Nante Garner
Europe
Munich
Kurika
Dogle
Kuriska
U.S
Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
Frank Rider
McDowell's
John Deere
Hope Hardware
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