Wedding Trip Returns and Local Obituary Notices
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Robison return from a wedding trip to New Orleans and Mexico City. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews Hart will be held in Washington. Community gatherings include a First Baptist W M U meeting at 145 with a covered dish lunch, a library book donation drive, and a P T A Study Club program on Pre-School Education. Local residents visitations and hospital updates are noted among many names.
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George W. Robison
New Orleans
Mexico City
Dallas
Texas
Washington
Elizabeth Andrews Hart
William KR. King
King
Memphis
Lea Andrews
Pine Bluff
Stuart Wit
Texarkana
J. J. Battle
Fulton
Rando Ply Hamby
Prescott
D. M. Finley
J. J. Gillespie
Frank Trimble
K.G. McRae
No .T. Jewell
James R. Henry
Mis City
Wo M. U
First Baptist Church
Manfay
Hope Library
Charles Reynerson
Churches Debate Merits of Numbers Game
MILWAUKEE Mrs Helen Netke filed a $5000 suit against St Helen s church to cover hospital expenses and injuries after a window shade fell on her during bingo. Mrs Francis J Murphy of John s Cathedral denounces bingo sweepers and those who seek others wagering nickels.
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Milwaukee
Helen Netke
St. Helen's Church
Francis J. Murphy
John's Cathedral
Ozan Circle Met at Mrs Citty Home January 18
The Ozan Circle of the Ozan-St Paul Missionary Society met at Mrs Clifton Citty's home with twenty women present. Reports on sick in the community were given by Mrs Harold Hudson and Miss Mary Frances Irvin was appointed to take Hudson's place next week. The group voted to name Circle No 1 of the Ozan-St Paul Society. A China mission program was presented by Mrs Chas Irvin, Mrs Hareford Hudson, and Miss Annie Fontaine. The next meeting is January 25 at Mrs FP Citty’s home.
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Ozan
Ozan-St. Paul Missionary Society
Clifton Citty
Harold Hudson
Mary Frances Irvin
China
Chas. Irvin
Hareford Hudson
Annie Fontaine
Floyd Matthews
Fp, Citty
Special Sunday service at Hope gospel center Tabernacle
Pastor Bert Webb will speak at 11 o clock morning worship and 7 30 evening evangelistic service. Christ’s Ambassadors and Children’s Church meet at 6 30. Special instrumental music and choir selections to enhance Sunday night program at Hope’s Full gospel center.
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Christ's Ambassadors
Children's Church
Ausig
Gocal
the Tabernacle
Hope
First ME Pastors Message on False Doctrine Series
Fred H. Harrison, pastor, will preach Snared By False Doctrine at 10:58 a.m. as the third sermon in The Christian Looks at His Church. Church school worship begins at 10 a.m. Intermediate and Young People Epworth Leagues meet at 6:45 p.m. The Gambler is the evening sermon topic. Several questions will be answered. Sunday worship invites participation.
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Young Peoples Epworth
First Presbyterian Church Schedule Announced
Sunday school at 9 4 morning service at 10 55 vesper service at 5 Young Peoples Meeting at 6 pm mission study at the church Foreign Mission Book Glorious Living by Mrs Hallie Winsborough to be reviewed Week of Prayer and Self Denial observed next week Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 pm
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Young Peoples Meeting
Hallie Winsborough
Words That Stick and Sting At First Christian Church
Attendance in Sunday school has improved but still aims for the year’s goals. Pastor W. A. Hammond urges all to attend Sunday morning with a challenge to outsiders. Youth plans include the Arkansas World Fellowship Youth Meet in Little Rock February 11-12 and a talk by Miss Ann Mullin in Hope on February 7.
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Arkansas World Fellowship
Little Rock
Ann Mullin
Damash
India
Weekly Sunday School Lesson Spirit Needs in Mark Visit to Capernaum
The Sunday lesson centers on Jesus in Capernaum teaching in the synagogue and healing a paralytic. Four men lower the sick man through a roof. Jesus forgives the man’s sins, prompting controversy among scribes. The crowd marvels at both spiritual truth and miracle, glorifying God. The sermon contrasts faith in healing with faith in forgiveness.
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Capernauma
Jesus
Alrl
Mary
God
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Post Sunday Schedule
North Ferguson Street pastor E S Ray invites worshipers with sermons at noon and 7:30 pm. Sunday school at 9:45, evening talk on Blind man's sight restored, and a 6:30 young peoples meeting. Ladies and prayer meetings weekly. Friendly spirit urged for newcomers.
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Cen
Garrett Memorial Baptist North
Ferguson Street
E. S. Ray
First Baptist Church Schedule Under Pastor W R Hamilton
Sunday school begins at 9 45 departments assemble. morning worship at 10 55 with sermon Tor gh Bear Training Union meets at 6 30 with program. evening worship at 7 30 with a song service. sermon Six Fools. One reel Baptist student film shown midweek Wednesday 1 45. Bible Conference planned for Hope last week February with up to two hundred out of town visitors Feb 21 25.
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Torgh-Bear- Training Union
Progran
Baptist
Hope
Roofs and the moral roof break in a sermon tale
A preacher recalls a man shouting Amen to the roof breaking story, then asks if he would rejoice to have his own roof broken to help others. The tale underscores Jesus healing and saving, contrasted with those who hinder others for gain.
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Jesus
A Gentleman At The Traffic Light Question
A pedestrian ponders drivers at intersections with traffic signals. The piece contrasts courteous stopping with aggressive braking and idling engines. It questions whether motorists respect signals or eagerly rush the moment the light changes.
Stand With the Helper in Times of Suffering
A reflection on humanity and faith asks whether believers align with healing and aid or with forces that harm and destroy. It challenges readers to choose the side of Jesus’ professed mercy and action over profiteering and injury.
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Jesus
1937 Store Sales and Insolvencies in District Report
The article notes more enema commercial failures in 1937 than 1936, with 271 insolvencies and liabilities of 3.378 million. December saw 28 business failures and 483 thousand liabilities, contrasting with 2 defaults in November and a December total default of 225 thousand in 1934.
Spokane Mayor Seeks Abolition Of Legislature And City Commission
Spokane Mayor Frank G Sutherlin urges abolishing the state legislature and adopting a city commission system. He argues Spokane’s success proves the model could redirect millions annually. Observers note his odd behavior but focus on the proposal and its implications for state governance.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank G. Sutherlin
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