Secret Mrs St Henry and a Friday study group note
A local note mentions the FP T A Study Group meeting at 2 30 Friday at city hall Miss Markc Parkins and Nannette Williams are guests of Mr and Mrs George Edward Cannon in Foreman Frances Snyder from Henderson State Teachers College will visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Kline Snyder and grandmother Mrs Fannie Garrett The Dorcas class of First Baptist held its monthly meeting at the educational building South Main street Mrs EB N Evans of Shreveport is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W W Elien EFL Johnston returns from Kilgore Texas Friends mourn the illness of Miss Josephine Reaves.
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Comiss Frances Snyder
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Kline Snyder
Fannie Garrett
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
South Main Street
Evan
EB. N. Evans
Shreveport
Lay
W. W. Elien
Efl. Johnston
Kilgore
Texas
Two House Bills propose Monroe widow salary and O Neal claim
Two bills introduced in the Arkansas House by John Vesey of Hempstead County propose paying Mrs. Luke F. Monroe a $1,000 salary as widow of a representative who died days after the assembly began. The second bill would compensate N. P. O Neal for injuries in a highway accident. Both were read twice and referred to the Claims Committee.
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House of Representatives
John Vesey
Hempstead County
Vesey
Luke F. Monroe
General Assembly
Committee On
N. P. O'Neal
Trapped by Television at New Theater
Columbia drama portrays inventor Fred Dennis and Bobby Blake thwarting a corrupt broadcasting official. Mary Astor Lyte Talbot and Nat Pendleton lead a cast including Jayce Compton and Thurston Hall as audiences cheer a climactic capture.
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Columbia
Mary Astor
Lyte Talbot
Nat Pendleton
Fred Dennis
Bobby Blake
Fred
Bobby
Jayce Compton
Thurston Hall
Henry Mollison
Wrytley Birch
Robert Strange
Lyle Talbot
Pulpit Praise for Spinsters Well Deserved
A Chicago clergyman lauds spinsters for advancing world progress while male congregants doubt the theme. The piece argues unmarried women have shouldered societal roles and compares their influence to iconic figures from Florence Nightingale to Elizabeth I, noting women relate experiences to personal needs and defend their chosen paths.
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Chicago
Adam
Clinton Cox
Florence Nightingale
Juan of Arc
Elizabeth
Brea
Miss Reaves Shows Slight Improvement at Home
Miss Reaves was reported Thursday to be slightly improved at her home 403 Brent street. Mrs Archie Hale of Ashdown is last of her sister Mrs J W Wimberly and Mr Wimberly. Billy Wimberly left Thursday morning for Kingsport Tennessee to be guest of his brother John before taking a position there.
Joan of Arc and the concept of women pursuing missions
The piece argues that some women without marriage pursue broader social goals beyond personal life. It contrasts legends of Joan of Arc with modern views, noting that a woman may dream of a quiet home yet still be driven by a crusade or invention. It defends choices beyond marriage as valid paths for women.
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Ation
Regis
Dack
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Joan
Clinton C. Cox
Program Bears Fruit MIDVILLE Hog Shipment Sets Record
MIDVILLE Fla. A government farming program to boost livestock has shown results with a solid trainload of hogs, the largest shipment in the area's history, recently moving from Midville.
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Midville
Fla
Social notes from Center Point family visits
Center Point residents host and visit relatives Friday through Tuesday. Visits include Harvey Wright hosting, Lem Porterfield on Sunday, and M T Hubbard gatherings. Emma Devenny ill with flu, Bobbie Joe Wright burned hand, and multiple households share casual calls and overnight visits with Wright, Porterfield, Hubbard, Middlebrooks, and Hubbard families.
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Ruby
Mina Marie Hubbard
Harvey Wright
Emma Sue Devenny
Lem Porterfield
M.T. Hubbard
Hope
W. W. Wright
A. W. Meadows
Bobbie Joe Wright
Tom Middlebrooks
M. T. Hubbard
J.B. Wright and Son
Johnnie Wright
Trinon
Leo Hubbard
Farm Prices Will Decline This Year
Secretary Wallace warned that major farm crops likely fall in price this year due to higher production. With 57 million acres of winter wheat seeded last fall, plans to manage potential surplus are needed. Tobacco, cotton, and possibly corn may balance domestic needs, while large cotton output could depress Southern incomes. Farmers urged to store abundant staple crops.
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Washington
Wallace
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Mrs. St. Henry Telephone
Markc Parkins
Nannette Williams
George Edward Cannon
Josephine Reaves
W. M
Peppers
Bright & Early
Bologna
Bacon Decker
Trome Owned
Hobbs
Hughes
Valentine Gandy
Ea Dmc
Walgreen
Waterbury
Sibyl’s Beauty Shop
Myrtice Spears
Myr
Cox Drug Store
John P. Cox Drug Co
Monroe
Representative Vesey
Howe
Krazy Kat
Gene Autry
By Sylvia
Fannee
Sara
Saenier
Vicks Aporub
Shipley Studio
Walnut Street
Hope Star
Paige Sale
Ladies Specialty Shop
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Walter Griffin
Searcy, Ark
Arkansas Baptist Association
The
Brazilian Army Aviation Department
Met
Wearwell
Fieldcrest Certified
Haynes Bros
Ephmn’ S Department
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