Step by Step We Move Through The Day In Verse
Fragmented verse notes daily life and faith with lines on steady progress, cheer amid grief, and striving to follow the Master. It also records social and church notices, travel, and local gatherings. People visited Dallas Shreveport Nashville and Murfreesboro, with district Sunday School conferences and First Methodist events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay McKay
Taille Rock St
Erence Weld
Firat _Methodist church
Ernest Cox
H Acme
Fulton
Nate
Johnson
Nashville
J.D. Montgomery
Urfreesboro
First Methodist Church
Yester
Padre of the Silent Hears Confessions of Deaf Mutes in Sign Language
In San Francisco Father John H Cummiskey known as the Padre of the Silent works with deaf mutes at St Tynatius College. For 12 years he confesses teaches and mentors about 300 children across three institutions using sign language and a glass-confessional to help those born deaf or who became deaf later. He explains deaf mutes could speak if taught and describes their two divisions congenital and adventitiously deaf and how they learn through finger spelling and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jan
Wather
John H. Cummikey
St. Tynatius College
Father Cummiskey
Chum
Saratoga Notes From Hope Weekend Activities
Arch Gathright and Bork Stantor spent Saturday on business in Hope. Lonnie Rowe family planning move to Oklahoma. Mrs Rhiner hosts sister Daigy from Texarkana. Mrs Hallands from Mineral Springs visits mother Mrs McKlinex. Miss Faye Adkinson of Schnals visits. Bundy kinfolk visit from here. Josie Lena Reed visits cousin Mrs Sharence Gilbert in Liberty returns home. Jack Janes suffers broken arm cranking tractor. Rey Morris visits Nashville. The Motlahd family to move to Man-deville for work. Miss Mary Thomason visiting relatives in Ashdown. Mrs Gresham recovering from travel for several days. Hon C D B McLarey and son Charles visit Hope. Rick Bainey buried. obituary notes two children of Adabell, Oita. Melvin Chirk and Maisie Saueurs visit Hope. Senior boys and high school leads travel to Trinity Crawls for games. girls strong, aim to win more. Mrs Verte, Mrs Te Maniinus and baby recently in Nashville. Re Jackson of Shreveport spent time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Gathright
Bork Stantor
Hope
Lonnie Rowe
Oklahoma
J. . Rhiner
Daigy
Mexarkana
Author Hallands
Mineral ‘Springs
W.L. McKlinex
Faye Adkinson
Schnals
Monly
Mandeville
Hollands
Mary Thomason
Ashdown
GS. Greshiun
Hon. C
McLarey
Charles
Verte Ia
Te Maniinus
Nashville
Weesdicnton
Re Jackson
Shreveport
Literary and State Meets Announced by Association
John Baumgarnter, president of the State Literary and Athletic Association, announces district meet by April 26 and state meet on May 2 and 3. Selections for district and state contests will be the same, with both meets using the same entries. District Literary and Track Meets must be held by April 26, ideally before April 24 if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baumgarnter
Friday Frends and Firewell Party Honors Move of Martevs Hallands
Friday and friend G 8 Stayton attend Miss Mary Medunking’s firewell party in Yellow Creek. Guests include Miss Currie Spates Miss Valeria Stanton Miss Glayds Carats Miss Fern Williams Lin Miss Virginia Walkess Miss Melon Newinus Miss Carrig MEdunkins Miss Daisy Thomas and many others. Mrs Ray Anderson of Hope visited relatives in Fevertly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayton
Mary Medunking
Leu Gathirls
Fred Medunkins
Haskill
Medunking
Chever Webb
Bebwired Anderson
Newman Taylor
Ray Anderson
Hope
Yellow Creek
1930 Spring Contest Music Selections for Girls and Boys
A list of music selections for a 1930 spring contest including girls and boys choirs. Selections come from publishers in Boston Cincinnati and New York with pieces by Cadman Hub Spross Clokey Tchaikowski and Bliss among others. catalog numbers and publisher addresses are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketel
Cadman
Oliver Ditson
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Hub
A. P. Schmidt Co
Boyleston St
Spross
The
John Church Co
Jackson St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Girls’ Voice
Clokey
Oliver Dilson Co
Vinlin “Melaly i
T'schaikausphy
Orchestra March Hermiane and 1930 debate topic noted
The catalog lists Schubert Master Series No 9 Orchestra March Hermiane published by G Schirmer with address 3 East 21st Street New York City. It also notes the 1930 debate subject aligned with University of Arkansas on installment buying of personal property as socially and economically desirable, with potential for a single question unless urgent request prompts a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiane
Schibert
G. Schirmer, Inc
East Dird Su
New York City
University of Arkansas
United States
Spelling Contest Texts Adopted for State Competition
The State-adopted spellings for the contest will be the State text and the New Business Speller by Lyons and Carnahan Chicago. Tom Anderson of the American Company Little Rock attended the McRae Funeral in Hope Tuesday. Anderson is a Hope native and formerly worked with the McRae Plunkett Jarrell Grocery firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons and Carnahan
Chicago
Tom Anderson
American Company
Little Rock
Hope
McRae
Anderson
McRae, Plunkett, Jarrell Crocery
McRae funeral attendees tied to Arkansas firms
Personal mentions note Texarkana residents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wilson and Mrs. Will Oglesby at the McRae funeral in Hope. E. J. Bodman of Little Rock’s Union Trust Co. and W. L. McArthur of Little Rock attended the Hope gathering for county and home demonstration agents. John H. Greene, former state supervisor for Life Insurance in Little Rock, did business in Hope. Doy Rast of Newport and others attended regional meetings, with Nast described as Arkansas Bankers Association agricultural commissioner and seed breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Wilson
Texarkana
McRae
Wilson
The
State National Bank
That City
E. J. Bodman
Union Trust Co
Little Rock
Will Oglesby
Texarkina
Hope
Doy Rast
Newport
Southwest Arkansas
Mr. Nast
Arkansas Bankers Association
W. L. McArthur
Mr. McArthur
Too Late To Class TAKEN UP One Bay Chas Kendall Pondma
A compact item notes a class with movement labelled Too Late To and a taken up action involving Bay Chas Kendall and Pondma. The fragmentary entry suggests a schedule or agenda item in a local proceedings context calling an action on the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Kendall
Pondma
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Charles Briant
Atavighter
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Broadway
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Baye
Jol Churele Co
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Lord Irwin
Mahata Candhi
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England
John H. Greene
State Supervislance Lite Insurance
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Luther
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Moreland Drug Store
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