What is a Sonnet and Local Social Briefs
Excerpt defines a sonnet in literary terms and sketches small-town social notes from Ozan and nearby. Items include Mrs. Tully Henry hosting a Tuesday bridge club, prizes for bridge guests, a U D C program with speaker on KGHI, Paisley P T A benefit bridge at Elks club, hostesses named, and Marguerite Taylor visiting Sherveport with local Legion Auxiliary attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Henry
South Pine Street
Sidney Stanford
Lloyd Spencer
Paisley P. T. A
Elks Club
North Elm Street
W. E. Smith
Tom Coleman
Dewey Hendrix
Claude Hamilton
O. R. Williams
Frank Trim
Cardui Endurance Testimonial From Goreville Woman
Mrs Lela Adams of Goreville Illinois describes severe fatigue and nervousness that left her weak and drowsy. She credits Cardui with restoring strength and weight gain and urges others who are run down or monthly sufferers to try the medicine used by women for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Adams
Goreville
Ill
Cardus
Cardui
Preacher to Speak at Magnolia Church Services
Rev. John E. Parse of Magnolia will preach at 11 o clock in the morning and lead the vesper service at 5 o clock in the afternoon. He will also address the men s Bible class at 9 45.
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John E. Parse
Magnolia
Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church Schedule
T L Epton pastor D W Bailey superintendent Sunday school at 10 am preaching every fourth Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm Bible classes Sunday night at 7 30 except on fourth Sunday prayer meeting Wednesday nights at 7 30
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T. L. Epton
D. W. Bailey
S. S
First Christian Church Seeks Weekly Bible School Attendance
Pastor J Louis Hiler leads a church week with Bible school at 9 45 a m for all groups studying the Lift of Christ An 11 o clock morning service includes open communion and a sermon by the pastor Evening worship at 730 features Faith in the Gospel Dangers of Living Just for Things is the youth topic at 630 Christian Endeavor All are urged to attend with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 and choir practice at 730
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Testerman
J. Louis Hiler
Bible School
Edward N. Herbster
Elgin National Watch Company
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church Calendar Announced for Sunday
Pastor J L Cannon leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday first Quarterly conference follows Sunday night Presiding Elder Rev L E N Hunley from Prescott to preach at evening service
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J. L. Cannon
Epworth League
L. E. N. Hunley
Prescott
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The regular Sunday school will meet at First Baptist Church with Adult De partment in Haynes Bible Class and other departments in their usual rooms. No preaching service this Sunday. A week from Sunday a great service is planned with Rev. Dr. B. L. Bridges in the morning and the pastor in the evening. The new baptistry will be used for the first time and the auditorium opened for services.
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First Baptist Church
Haynes Bible
B. L. Bridges
Thirteen Years After Prohibition Says Dr Holt
Dr Champlin Holt argues prohibition did not cause crime but notes saloons enabled crime. He cites criminologists and claims public health improved with prohibition, noting a drop in the national death rate and attributing part of the change to fewer alcoholism deaths. He cites Col Patrick Callahan of Louisville on deaths saved by prohibition.
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Patrick H. Callahan
Louiseville
Jesus Forgiving Sin in Mark Two Lesson
The lesson centers on Jesus in Capernaum teaching peace and forgiveness rather than miracles. It emphasizes salvation through truth and the mission to seek and save the lost, portraying forgiveness as the core blessing of the Gospel.
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WM. E. Gilroy
The
Capernaum
Jesus
God
Prohibition Impacts Home Building And Living Standards
A historical report discusses the positive outcomes of Prohibition citing fewer drinkers, improved school attendance, and increased purchasing power. It credits the Eighteenth Amendment with reducing drunkenness and elevating American living standards.
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Katherine Franks
R. W. Muldrow
Franks
John S. Tyler
Stillman Widow Rochefort Leaves Apartment After Meeting
James A. Stillman notes Rochefort, a widow, left the apartment upon learning of a proposed meeting and spent the night at a hotel.
Rochefort Case Involves Alleged Havana Trip Scheme
The article outlines alleged family ties and money transfers linking Mr. Rochefort and his wife to Mr. Stillman. It describes plans to finance a Havana beauty parlor venture via Miss Haug and Marjorie Rochefort and notes a $25,000 demand related to a pending lawsuit. Sumner claims attorney Becker discussed an amicable settlement for Stillman.
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Sumner
Becker
Stillman
Rochefort
Suit Against Rochefort Sparks Demonstration Claim
The article notes Mrs. Rochefort filed suit and Stillman testified he had not seen the woman for seven months prior to the filing, signaling a disputed personal matter and formal legal action.
Banking Bill Sparks Rift Over Glass Provisions
The article argues big banks oppose divesting securities subsidiaries while supporting branch banking. It accuses them of steering small correspondent banks to fight the Glass bill, citing prior losses from risky security ventures and a U S Senate filibuster risk as the measure faces defeat.
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Glass Bill
Senate
United States
Winnie Ruth Judd Blames Halloran in Phoenix Case
In Phoenix, Ariz., Winnie Ruth Judd blames attorney John J. Halloran as counsel for Halloran pushes back in court. The exchange occurred Thursday as part of ongoing courtroom proceedings involving the case.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Halloran
Phoenix, Ariz
John J. Halloran
Witness Winnie Judd Testifies At Halloran Hearing
Winnie Judd challenges her competence for oath arguing mental unsoundness and inability to comprehend. she testifies about the October 18 1931 killings of Agnes Leor and Hedvig Samuelson and accuses Halloran of responsibility for three deaths while recounting a quarrel and gunfight that led to the shootings.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Ann Leor
Hedvig Samuelson
J. J. G Happy
Jack Halloran
Halloran
Mrs. Judd
Phoenix
Frank O. Smith
Jon
Leroi
Lucille Moore
Jack
Plenity
Ann
Sammy
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Texarkana
In the District Court of the Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division bankruptcy matter of Wm H Stingley Washington Supply Co creditors are notified the debtor was adjudicated bankrupt on January 18 1933 and the first meeting of creditors will be held at my Texarkana office January 28 1933 at 10 o'clock attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business.
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Texarkana
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Marguerite Taylor
Sherveport
M. M. McCloughan
B. R. Hamm
R. V. Herndon
American Legion Auxiliary
North Little Rock
Star Attractions
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Matinee
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Spirit OF the West
James
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Hope Star
Jean Harlow
Clark Gable
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C. A. Williams
Frances Gwyn
France Harrell
Catherine Lane
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Betty Jean Turner
Mary Frances Shumark
Nancy Joe Coleman
Mary Bell Taylor
Mary Nan Reynolds
Caroline Trimble
Christine Springs
Johnny Boyett
Vada Bell Williams
Patricia Anne Williams
Mary Lou Morgan
Rose Marie Albright
Frances Jean Williams
Ophelia Hamilton
Frances Harrell
Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. E. Stoequist
Dallas
J. C. Jenney
First Presbyterian Church
Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist
Champlin Holt
James A. Stillman
Gladys Parker
W. R. Hearts Flays
Playboy
Arizona
Playboys
Jack Helloran
District Court of the Dariell States
Arkansas
Wm. H. Stingley
Washington Supply Co
Aesop
Kate Stafford
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