Poetic prelude and notices from local churches and society
Fragmentary verse extols patriotism and dedication, followed by church circle notices, social events, and visitors. Items mention Circle No. 1 at First Methodist, Circle No. 3 at First Methodist, Fourth of July weekend plans, weekend visits to Mooringsport and Greenwood, a postponed W B meeting, a Women’s Conference in Montreal, trips to Chattanooga and Washington, and a hospital update for Mary Ellen Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
McCroughan
East Second Street
W. A
First Baptist Church
Annie Allen
Montreal
N. C
Southern Presbyterian Church
Courtney White Lin
Chattanooga
Sour Cream Delights In Peach Ice And Cottage Cheese Bed
A home menu feature presents sour cream uses with peach ice and a cottage cheese bed. It includes a peach ice recipe for 4 to 6, a breakfast lunch dinner plan, and a sour milk gingerbread and cornbread muffins, with instructions for freezing and mixing techniques. Recipes use sour cream, sour milk, and pantry staples, offering summer meal ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Dasher
Underwood Typewriter Founder Dies Friday
Hart ford Ct Pi John T Underwood 80 retired chairman of Underwood Elliott Fisher Company and founder of the Underwood typewriter business died Friday at his summer home Wianno Cape Cod Mass In poor health for some time Born in London England April 12 1857 son of John Underwood a manufacturing chemist His father moved to this country with his family while he was in school in France He and his brother the late Frederick W Underwood joined the family in this country and went into business with the elder Underwood at New Durham Nu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John T. Underwood
Underwood - Elliott Fisher Company
Underwood Typewriter
Wianno
Cape Cod
Mass
London
England
John Underwood
Underwood
New Durham, Nu
Ministers' Alliance Picnic Postponed to July 8
The ministers of Hope and their families were told the picnic supper scheduled for Monday evening July 5 is postponed to Thursday night July 8. Rev W A Hammond announced the arrangements for the Reece plane on the Russian road at 4 30 p m. The rest of the text mentions unrelated trivia about hearing high notes and the axolotl salamander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers of Hope
W. A. Hammond
Russian Road
Bonnet to head France's finance amid new cabinet shifts
Georges Bonnet, returning from Washington as ambassador, is named Finance Minister replacing Vincent Auriol. The piece surveys Caillaux's enduring influence, outlines the French Senate's powers, praises Camille Chautemps' comeback, and notes Blum's stance with the Popular Front coalition as France faces potential parliamentary dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laon
Bluth
Georges Bonnet
France
Eg ‘Bonnet
Bonnet
Washington
Vincent Auriol
Blum
Joseph Caillaux
Carter Glass
Caillaux
Calliaux
Finance Commission
Senate
Radical-Socialist
Glass
le Grand Penitence
Leon Blum
Monsieur Auriol
Chamber
Tis
Camille Chautemps
Stavisky
Leon Daudet
Crock
Republic
Georges Pressard
The
Albert Prince
Pressard
Chautemps
Cautemps
Socialist Party
Popular Front
Comrounists
Jong
Farmers cash at seven year peak in first half
New York reports a triple alliance of higher prices larger crops and government payments boosted farmers income in the first half of the year to the highest since 1830. Commodity men estimate over four billion dollars paid for 6,800,000 farms, likely topping the prior half year by about 25 percent and nearing the $4.2 billion level. Draught and low world stocks pushed prices up as industrial demand expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drauth
Independent Day Regatta to Feature Regional Racers at Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs Arkansas hosts the Independence Day Regatta at Lake Hamilton Monday afternoon with a $400 prize fund and several five mile races. Champions from Arkansas and neighboring states compete while first time female entrants race in the event. Notables include Mrs Bill Avera of Jackson Mississippi and Lillian Graves of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Mem
Wilson's Land
Hamilton
Jackson
Mississippi
Bill Avera
Miller Merritt
W. 5. Ledgerwood
Byron Riggs
Bud Giler
Herbert Brenner
A.S. Floyd
Clyde Wilson
Douglas Hotchkiss
S. A.kempnd
Little Rock Power Boat Association
Arkansas
Mlinoi
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Jack Tanner
Stanley Mitchell
el Dorado
Joe Hardinand
Alien Smith
Little Rock
Texarkana 'Oes Landing
Agricultural Prices Move Despite Harvest Strains
Poor harvests push prices higher as corn jumps 22 percent to a 17 year peak in late May. Cotton trades around 15 cents per pound after a mid year rally, then falls 18 percent as harvest estimates rise. Livestock prices rise steadily with a 3 percent gain in the AP weight index. Government payments boost farmer income, totaling 282 million dollars in the first four months, up from 53 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cashrom Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Soil Chief Outlines Erosion Fight At Arkansas Farms
Dr Bennett praises landowners in Arkansas for adopting soil conservation measures under a service cooperative program. Strips, contour farming, crop rotation, terracing, cover crops, and gully control are cited as keys to reducing erosion and flood risk while preserving soil resources. The delegation heads to Louisiana for inspections and speaks at the Baton Rouge conference then Minden field tour, inviting South Arkansas residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Bennett
Louisiana
Hope
Soil Conservation Service
Southwest Soil and Water Conservation Conference
Baton Rouge
Minden
South Arkansas
Grasshoppers Invade Farmlands Across Plains States
A survey shows grasshoppers damaging small grains truck crops alfalfa and cotton while threatening corn and later crops. Infestations are heavy in the panhandles of Oklahoma and Texas and South Dakota as federal and state officials cooperate on poison bran bait. Outbreaks are reported across Colorado Nebraska Kansas Montana Wyoming the Dakotas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Illinois with local outbreaks in New Mexico Arizona Utah California Minnesota and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandles
Oklahoma
Texas
South Dakota
Colorado
Jews
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
California
Minnesota
Michigan
Liquor Permit Issued for Ark City Retail Sales
Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues issues permits Nos 143 334 and 355 for Frank G Ward Robins Liquor Store and Fulton premises Hope Ark 220 E 3rd St Hope Ark Fulton Ark to sell and dispense vinous or spirituous liquors for beverage at retail The permits carry issue dates in July 1937 1938 and 1987 with expirations in June 1938 and 1938 and list ward robins and Fulton as permit holders July 3-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Revenues
State of
Arkansas
Frank G. Ward
2Nd Ave
Hope
Ark
Frank.g. Ward
Com
Robins Liquor Store
3Rd St
Fulton, Ark
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Mary Ellen Reece
Julia Chester Hospital
Chipter
Errol Flynn
Olivia de, Magiwanl
Light Brigade
Johnny Green End Orchestra
Pisie Tales
Salen
Alliance
Mexico
Joseph Calllaux
Georges’ Bonnet
Flapper
By Sylvia
Tilly
Soil Chief
Goodman
Ing
Kate
Myer Alexander
Hollywood
S Jaly
Raymond Robins
Orville 'W. Erringer Hope
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depositors Corp
South Walnut Street
Hope Star
the Mutual Life Insurance
MR. Stith Davenport
Hope, Arkansas
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
J.T. Thompson
Union National Bank
Little Reck, Ark