To Live Upright Amidst the World’s Temptations
A collection of student and church notes outlines a creed of integrity and steadfast faith. The Bible Study class of First Methodist Church meets Monday at 4 pm at Mr R. M. LaGrone’s home. Posts mention Maryville studies, a Little Rock trip, Girl Scout activities, music club rounds, and weekend visits across Pine Bluff, Chatanooga and Paris.
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First Methodis
R. M. LaGrone
Hervey
Fred Harrison
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Services Schedule
Hope Gospel Tabernacle at Corner N Malu oid Ave invites all to morning service at 10 and young people’s session at 7 30 p m with evening service at 7 80 p m. Everyone is welcome to attend these services.
Spring Hill 4-H Club Elects New Captains
The Spring Hill 4-H Club met January 16 with Mr Morrow and Miss Griffin present. Eleven new members joined. New group captains were elected for Poultry Charolotte Yocum Canning Velma Sue Calling Room improvement Lucy Mae Tost five stovck Bobbie Starvey Craps Herbert Butler Louise Huckabe Ruth Foley. The meeting adjourned to plan events, with the next meeting slated for February third Thursday. Alabama reports 6. six inches of rainfall, Louisiana 57.8 inches, and Egypt 619 inches.
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Spring Hill
Mr. Morrow
Mins Griffin
Velma Sue
Lucy Mae Tost
Stovck
Bobbie Starvey
Herbert Butler
Louise Hu
Eddie Cantor to Bring Kid Millions to Saenger Stage
Eddie Cantor appears at the Saenger Sunday Monday and Tuesday in Kid Millions a Technicolor adventure of buried treasure in Egypt with Ethel Merman Ann Sothern and George Murphy. The film features elaborate dances by Seymour Felix the songs by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson and a new Berlin number Mandy. A $210000 production ends with a live action Silly Symphony style sequence unique to the screen.
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Eddie Cantor
Saengerheater
Egypt
Samuel Goldwyn
Hill
Eadie
Pyramid
Ethel Merman
Ann Sothern
George Murphy
Eve Sully
Gus Kahn
Walter Donaldson
Harold Adamson
Burien Lane
Mandy
Irving Berlin
Seymour Felix
Adventures Aboard the Colima From New York to San Francisco
Narrator recounts a voyage on the Colima with relatives and friends, visiting Aspinwall, Panama City, and several Pacific ports. Incidents include a night ashore, a drunken altercation by Connelly, a native girl’s fan issue, a jail arrest and fine, and reflections on voyage fare, meals, and evolving travel life.
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Aspinwall
New York
San Fran‘sco
Panama City
Colima
San Francisco
Grandmother
Colon
St Libertad
Acapulca
Roach
Clark
Connelly
Acapulco
Wes
44 Chinese Slain by Jap Bombers
The Associated Press reports 44 Chinese killed Friday as Japanese bombers pressed the Chahar Jehol border dispute and Mongolian clashes spill over. Fortified lines shift with Manchukuo troops reinforcing borders, raising expectations of a settlement soon.
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Associated Press
Nippon
Chahar-Jehal
Manchulkuo
Manchoukuon-Outer Mongolia
Asinking
Shanghai
Changhwai
Chahar and
Jehol
Outer Mongolia
Chahar-Jehol
Senate Set to Attack 33.3 Billion Public Works Fund
Senate debate centers on a 33.3 billion public works fund with a demand that the president designate for the new relief agency be Senate confirmed. Senator Robinson of Arkansas warns of a major Senate test as Republicans rally for conference and probes into Tekos and Hopkins before appropriations.
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New Work Relief Agency
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Democratic
Railer
Tekos and
Hopkins
Appropriations Committee
Jadwin plan jeopardized by levee works near Lake Village
In Chicol county north of Lake Village Burnsides reports weakened fuse phig levee sections and claims Senator Joe T. Robinson secured approval to strengthen the levee. If Congress abandons Jadwin and builds standard strength levees, many government compensation suits for sowage rights may be dismissed, says Lamar Williamson of Monticello.
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Ducklake
Chicol
Lake Village
Burnsides
Joe T. Robinson
Congress
Lamar Williamson
Monticello
Flood threat prompts suits against Jadwin plan
Attorney said suits seek protection or compensation while hoping for repeal of the Jadwin plan by Congress. Williamson added that flood danger has persisted six years, ruining lands and threatening owners, possibly leading to prosecutions against the government. The report also notes a controversial claim dating April 10, 1872 claiming mankind’s age at 16,000,000 years.
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Williamson
Congress
Coast Guard orders patrols up after Mohawk sinking
Washington announces a tougher Coast Guard patrol off New Jersey after the Mohawk liner sinks in frigid Atlantic waters. At least 46 dead are reported with 12 missing as boards of inquiry begin blame for the disaster. Bodies are recovered and sent to Bellevue morgue while rescue ships and a navy blimp aid ongoing operations.
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Washington
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Talisman
Davidson resigns from Gentora Foods board. Gray elected
New York reports that at Gentera Foods Corporation directors meeting George W. Davidson resigned from the General Foods board. William Gray, president of Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., was elected to succeed him. The board declared a regular 4 percent dividend on no par value common stock payable February 15 to stockholders of record February 1.
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New York
Gentera Foods Cortoration
George W. Davidson
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co
General Foods Board
William §. Gray
Central Hanover
Saco Captain Dies Aboard 1864 Cruise Burial
The ship captain from Saco Maine died aboard a 1864 cruise. Rather than burial at sea the crew preserved the body in brandy and buried the barrels and remains when the vessel returned to its home port.
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Saco
Nebra Board of Agriculture adopts Arbor Day plan
The Nebra Board of Agriculture passes a resolution setting observance of Arbor Day. It designates a specific date and outlines activities to promote tree planting and forestry awareness across the region.
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J. Sterling
Nebra Board of Avtculture
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Frances Patterson
Mario West
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Josephine Canon
Guschita College
G. E. Cannon
Penn Life Compere
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W. BR. Chandler
Ben Cox
Teddy Jones
Pine Bhi
Front Street
Parson’s Shoe Shop
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Saenger
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Paw Sothern
Black and Bully
Richard DIX
Zane Grey
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Adios Hasta
Jadwin
RADIO
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Orchesstra
Mohawk
Hope Star
Reiter
le New
Heode
Ladies Specialty Shop
DM Lah
Isa Ante
Mary’s Beauty
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