Society notes and events from a small town page
A noisy society column covers Betty Henry and Julia Lemley family visits, church social plans, a tackiest costume contest won by Gloria Astin and Manda Lane, and birthday party honors for Ruth Keen. It notes football and Girl Scout troop meetings at Paisley school, plus visits by Mrs. C N Cook and the Champlins en route to Little Rock.
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Iest
Gloria Astly
Manda Lane
Mrs. Whitten
Girls Scouts of
Paisley School
Admn Enel Hall
Court of Honor
Andy
Girl Scouts of
C. N. Cook
Texarkana
Champlins
Lite Roel
Rocky Mound Preaching at Methodist Chute Sunday
Rev Craire leads Rocky Mound Methodist service at 11 o'clock Sunday with all invited. Local social notes mention Miss Noriie Pickard visiting Miss Alice Purtle, and several calls between Mrs. Otis Purtle, Mrs. Warren Pickard, Mrs. Deward Silvey, Mrs. E G Wright, Mrs. Dewey Bearden, Mrs. E O Rogers, Mrs. Archie Somiers and Mrs. Henry Pickard among nearby residents.
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Craire
Noriie Pickard
Alice Purtle
Otis Purtle
Warren Pickard
Alfred Bearden
E. G. Wright
Deward Silvey
Archie Somiers
Near
Yerger High to Host Freshman Night Friday
The Yerger High School Freshman class will present Friday night in the auditorium of the Negro school a sequence of entertainment. Kai Robinson economics teacher will give an address after leaving the school February 1 to work at Camden. W McMillan, a Negro teacher, will also participate.
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Yerger High School
Kai Robinson
Javho Feaves
Camden
Epatsar
W. McMillan
Wanted Fat Hogs and Cattle by V Moore
Local classified note offers fat hogs and cattle wanted by V Moore. Contact via phone number 112 for inquiries or arrangements.
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V. Moore
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Fund Drive
Regular services start at 9 46 with separate Sunday school groups by age. Morning worship at 10 59 and evening service at 7 20 delivered by the pastor. A building fund collection occurs in the morning. Baptist Training Union meets at 6 30. Dr A C Kolb to be principal speaker at closing exercises.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union
A. C. Kolb
Our Lady of Good Hope Third Sunday After Epiphany
Church schedule for Our Lady of Good Hope lists 8:00 Holy Mass with catechetical instruction and the Catholic Press readings. It notes 7:30 Benediction with the Most Blessed Sacrament and devotions to the Purification novena, First Friday Holy Hour at 7:20, Blessing of Candles, and the Feast of the Purification and Presentation of Christ at Saturday morning service.
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Disjerke
Catholic Press
First Presbyterian Church Schedule and Events
Thomas Brewster, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9:45, morning service at 11 with a sermon on foreign missions and a self-denial offering, vesper service at 5, Young People's group at 7 p.m., mid-week hour at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ace
Congress Debates Bill Provisions on Cash Bonus and Fund Oversight
In a tense session, lawmakers debated tacking a 2.1 billion dollar cash bonus onto a large act. An amendment requiring publication of presidential rules in newspapers was adopted after initial rejection. A fight in the Senate over a 4.8 billion dollar fund and leadership assurances to Ickes sparked threats and calls for accountability, with plans discussed to require Senate confirmation for fund appointees.
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Erlson
Smith
Virginia
Gridswold
Gray
Indiana
McFars Jane
Peras
Patman
O'Connor
New York
Bacon
House
Senate
Secrestary Ickes
Couzens
Michigan
Ickes
Burns
Hauptmann on Stand Seeks to Explain Lindbergh Kidnapping
The trial turns as Hauptmann recounts his life and denies the Lindbergh kidnapping link. Defense hints at a surprise witness who allegedly saw the kidnapper, while a baker’s alibi falters and witnesses test the accused’s presence near the March 1 1932 crime.
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Lerson
Cox
Costelion
Ramspeck
Tarver
Georgia
Darden
Robin Ransom
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx
Christian Fredericksen
Fredericksen
Ben Lupien
Princeton University
Lindbergh House
New York
Jander
United States
Corree
Anna Schueffier
John FP
Jassie) Condon
John
Fat Reilly
Hunterdon County Court Room
Lindbergh
Infense
C. Lloyd Fisher
Lindbergh Searland House
Sidnaping
Bruno Richard Havptingn
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Trollly Purell, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10 each Sunday. Morning message at 11. A young people's meeting is planned. FT. C. meets at 6:45 followed by evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Everyone is welcome.
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BY. FT. C
Church of Christ sermon notices and services
Gl en A Parks minister at Wert Fitch and Grady Streets invites all to Bible study at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 15 p.m. The morning sermon is The Most Delicate Part of Man and the evening sermon Pray if Ye will Hear His Voice Harden Not Your Heart. Everyone is welcome to attend. members urged to attend and nonmembers welcomed.
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Church OF Christ
Chiseled Christians Sermon Series Opens at First Methodist
Pastor Harrison of First Methodist leads a vesper service Sunday launching a sermon series titled Reshaping Our Lives. The aim is to help members solve personal problems, with the first message Learning we Manage Or Come. Young People and Intermediates meet at 6 20 pm after the vesper. Members are urged to subscribe to Church papers The Christian Advocate The Arkansas Methodist and The World Outlook. Last Sunday drew good response but quotas not yet reached.
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Delack
Vesner
Navely
Christian Advocate
Arkansas Methodist
The
World Outlook
Relief bill passes amid Democratic realignment in House
House Democratic leaders realigned forces to defeat Republican attempts to curb the president's authority on relief. The measure, approved 292 Democrats to 68 Republicans with three former Laborites, sets a lump sum of 4.88 billion for Roosevelt to dispense by June 30, 1997, with most changes limited to prior compromises.
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House
Hoosevelt
Snell
New York
Dal
Senate
Sev
Lahorites
New Deal Outlook Faces Hurdles in Washington
The piece outlines uncertain plans for relief as Hopkins Ickes and Roosevelt grapple with how the four billion dollar work relief program will operate. It notes states borrowing from the fund, potential federal projects, and conflicts over urban employment, wages, and transplantation of families, with Congress and labor pressure looming.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Secsretary Ickes
FERA
Roosevelt
Congress
NRA
General Johnson
Johnson
Johnsen
Ickes
Robert Moses
New York
PWA
Tri- Borough
Moses
Bridge Authority
al Smith
FWA
NEA Service, Inc
Peter's Denial and Courage in Aftermath Lessons
The article reflects on Peters denial of Jesus as a complex moment of fear and impulse. It compares wartime courage and sudden weakness, noting Peters grief, repentance, and later steadfast service.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
Peter
Jesus
Lilke Peter
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John P. Cox Drug Co
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