End of a perfect day and many visitors in Hope
A fragment filled with poems and social notes from Hope relatives and friends. Mentions Mrs Sid Henry, local visitors in Hot Springs, and a parade of names including the McPhyerson, Arnett, Kramer, Glewlyn, Wardlaw, Yeager, Howard, and others. Notes travels to Kansas City, Little Rock, Texarkana and Shreveport with multiple family visits and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing McPhyerson
Hot Springs
Mirs Nunes Chirk Kiszia
Oklalquin
First Methodist Church Hosts Laymen Month Revival
In Joly observed Laymen's Month the First Methodist Church runs morning services only with a Sunday opening. Arkadelphia's Henderson Teachers' College president J. P. Wamark will speak on the subject. Revival continues with guest speakers and evangelistic sermons, urging attendance by members and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
Beug Ob
First Metholist
Air
J.P Wamark
Henderson Teachers’ College Arkadelphia
Wont Gek
Ty Athena
Din Wier
I Tink
Dowels
Douples
Ais Staal
WdSadim
Dowe
Garrepe Memorial Baptist Church Notes
Hollis Martel as pastor leads Garrepe Memorial Baptist Church with morning and evening services and a midweek prayer meeting. Activities include Sunday school, choir, and youth programs. announcements emphasize growth, worship, and a new fourth week of the pastorate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sthoul
Bro
Purted
Ch AL
Moses the Lawgiver as Patriot and Leader in Bible Lesson
Weekly lesson outline notes Moses as leader and lawgiver, and his role as a patriot. It contrasts devotion to God with duty to the people, linking Moses’ commandments to modern Christian ethics and social order. The material addresses representatives for various age groups and ties biblical leadership to national life and religious ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
Lidster
Rehastens
Moses
Nese
Tim
Goel
Pharoah
Volvin
Egypt
Dismond
God
Gare Peters
Jesus
Compensation Principle Flayed by Hope Attorney
A letter to the editor quotes W. B. Atkins attacking workmen's compensation history and argues Arkansas should adopt a humane public policy. The writer defends the concept, cites state and national groups, and notes a prior bill passed by the Arkansas House but stalled in the Senate. The piece calls for citizen action to secure protection for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Hope
Atkins
Coneae
Hope Kiwanis Club
United States
Department of Labor
Arkansas
Department
American Federation of Labor
National Committee On Labor
Arkansas State Federation of Labor
House
Senate
Workers threaten public appeal for humane protection
The Arkansas State Federation of Labor statement notes that a small minority can block humane protection, prompting workers to take the problems to the public for fair consideration of safety and protection. M. Thackrey Bilami cites the need for action in Little Rock on July 2, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thackrey
Bilami Titespree
Arkansas State Federation of Labor
Capital Also Endorses Editor The Star
Dudley V. Haddock secretary of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce asserts support for workmen’s compensation legislation. He notes Florida’s existing law takes effect July 1 and cites the current system’s cost to workers and lawyers. He says Arkansas labor and employers back a jointly drafted bill and hopes Governor Futrell calls a special session to pass it swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
W. 5
Atkins
Kiwanis Club
Florida
Arkansas
Organized Labor
Futrell
Dudley V. Haddock
State Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock, Ark
Commissary Manager Fired in Alaska Colony
Palmer Alaska federal investigator Eugene Carr discharged Commissary Manager Warters after complaints by Matanuska colonists alleging overcharges at the commissary and poor food. Carr halted house construction, noted concerns over rapid occupancy and raised prices, and assumed authority from Project Manager Don Irwin while declining to disclose accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Relief Administration
Eugene Carr
Warters
Carr
United States Senate
Don Irwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
Mem'ty Bax
Carrit Jacobs
Mrs. G. Franks Miles
Mrs. WE
Victor
Litle Hack
Frank Kramer
Betty Praniees
Patricia
Hattiesburg
Miss
Haye
Kramer
Milburn
Jimmie Llewllyn
Russelville
W. S. Atkins
Margaret
Martha
Thos
Darby
Kansas City
Catherine Webb
VA Keith T 'Pexarkann
Mes
Evelye Yeager
Ks Piiners
Torhe Bourth
CN. Hravmel
Raymondville, Texas
Robent
Ard Ewoo
Antlers
Olga
Ubner Mester
Chis. Besant
Overton
Withird Dadlard
Texar Kann
Terrell Commelus Beta
Cernelog
Max Cox
Ben Davis
Minden, le
Fat Springs
A Bargher Jones
Thirsdey
No Howard
Mr Boward
Raymondville
Texas
Iewallow
C Lewis
Dewis
Payne
Jerry
Littley Red
Moses Hel Ak Thurselay
Gillian Fallin
Flannie Stevens
Magnolia
Magne Bell
Fred Marshall
Texarkiattit
Mr. Holt
Mr. Milton Holt
John Milton Holt
Danville
Mabelvile
Little Rock
Deve
Roy Anderson
Miss Sue Anderson
Frank Drake
Frescott
Warren
Clyde Yarbrough
Mr. Yarbrough
Shreveport
Funk Ethridge
Torite
Mis Sisters
W.Y. Foster Jr
Mabel Ethridge
Ros. Alford
Minden, Lia
Collings of
Job. McDowell
Holly Springs
Nelly Dons
Srengia
P.Y. AL of America
Heeb
Tommy
Ec Arts
Ite
Gentry
Hope Buys
Carey Mt
Baimediatelys J
Greeson
Ave
Barton's Cash Store
East Second Street
BLACK
Prince Albert
Marco Brand
Arm & Hammer
Brad. Morrison
Church OF the Nazarene
Christian Churcil Guy
Felt
Odi
George FX. Strassner
Everyman
Ve Eryone
Dave
Christ
Buungelow
Bao
Churcte OF Christ
Gilbert Copeland
Unis Tower
First Baptist Church
Wilmer Hyagers
Senayernie
Walt
Eaceioas
Esemior Eheenp
BOT Univers
PST Presbyter
Dan Church Whos
Tvayster
Bastar
Hollywood Flynns
Lily Danita
Errol Lyon
Yuma
Open Forum
Joda
Newa
Snyker
Hope Heading CO
Nelson-Huckins
Mra
Elizabeth Carmichael Witherspoon
Howard Carter Dickenso
New York
Detroit
Witherspoon
William A. Yawkey
iLittle Rock, Ark
B. C. Hallis
Prop
Highway 7
Hall Brothers Cleaners
South
Ely Plume
Unique Coffee Shop
PB. A. Dulin Jr
Better Food and Service Plate
Reed
M. Reed
L. M. Lile
M. D
Front Street
City Bakery
A Hope
Liptons Tea
del Monte
Escampo
del Monte Pears
Hans
Wilson
Lamb
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