Community Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Events
The column details church schedules and circles at First Presbyterian and First Baptist, a summer party for Mrs. Hervey hosted by Mrs. Al Park, Bennie Wilver’s fifth birthday celebration, and numerous coming and going notes. It lists visitors from Arkadelphia, Little Rock, Monroe, and other areas, military transfers, and travelers visiting Hope, with families and friends visiting relatives in town.
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Abner Hervey
al Park
Mrs
Alonzo Camp
Little Rock
Hope
Austin
Texas
Conway Carrigan
Cadets Enter Preflight Training and New Arrivals
James Hannah Ward of the Naval Reserves departs for basic training at Louisiana Tech in Ruston. Charles N Segnar of San Antonio begins preflight pilot training at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center. Mr and Mrs Thomas W Lowe of Cleburne announce the birth of a son on July 2.
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Harry Segnar
Sammy
Pascagoula
Biloxi
Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans
Louisiana
James Hannah Ward
U. S. Naval Reserves
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
San Antonio
Thomas W. Lowe
Cleburne, Texas
Geneva Ferguson
State Oil Group to Meet July 21 in El Dorado
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission will discuss the Magnolia field in Columbia County at the July 21 meeting in El Dorado. Director Ales M. Crowell cancelled shutdown rumors stating no such plan has been discussed. The field yields about 20 000 barrels of oil and 15 million cubic feet of gas daily with refiners using the gas after stripping.
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el Dorado
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
Magnolia
Columbia County
Ales M. Crowell
Crowell
Oil Circle
Hay harvesting at Southwestern Proving Ground invites inquiry
Persons interested in harvesting hay on the Southwestern Proving Ground are asked to write or interview Lt. C. P. Witsil, the SPG announced today. There will be no actual sale, the SPG merely makes informal arrangements with interested persons to utilize the hay now growing within the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Proving Ground
C. P. Witsil
SPG
Frogs Leg Delicacy Emerges From Hard Times
Report notes frogs legs became a coveted delicacy after peasants in famine years hunted swamp environs for sustenance. Starvation drove crude cooking with improvised sauces, turning frog legs into a sought after food source during early hardship.
Unity Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Notices
The Unity Baptist Church led by Pastor J. T. Gilmore lists Sunday School at 10, morning sermon at 7, training at 7:30 with preaching. Ladies Auxiliary meets 2:30 Monday. prayer service Wednesday 8. St Marks in Foreman and Mena no morning services Sunday July 11. First Pentecostal Church schedules include Sunday School 10, morning service 11, Young People 7 15, evening 8 15, midweek services 8 15. Church of Christ offers Gospel Broadcast 9 30 9 45, Bible Classes 10, preaching 11, communion 11 40, Vocal Class 7 15, prayer 8 15. First Methodist Church July 11 chimes 9 30, School 10, morning worship 10 50, Youth Fellowship 7, vesper 7 45, choir practice July 15 7 30. First Presbyterian Church July 11 Sunday School 9 45, morning worship 10 55 with Communion, evening service 7 30, auxiliary circles Monday 4.
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Unity Baptist Church
J. T. Gilmore
First Pentecostal Church West Fourth
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Lacie Rowe
First Pentecostal Church
Church OF Christ
Grady Streets
Fred H. Williamson
KCMC
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert B. Moore
Thomas Brewster
First Christian Church
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Christian Youth Fellowship
Local church services announced for Sunday and revival plans
First Baptist Church schedules morning and evening sermons with revival plans led by Dr. John L. Slaughter and Ira Patishall. Training Union and neighborhood prayer meetings noted. Bible classes at First Christian Church with worship and youth fellowship. Catholic Mass at Our Lady of Good Hope at 10 o’clock Sundays.
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Our Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church
F. T. Dollarton
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on N Ferguson Street lists D O Silvey as pastor with 10:00 Sunday School led by Grady Hairston and 11:00 preaching. Evening programs include 7:30 Bible study and 8:15 preaching, plus 2:30 Monday Ladies Auxiliary, 7:30 Wednesday Teachers meeting, and 8:00 Wednesday Prayer Service. A Jeremiah 30:23 verse opens the notice.
Roosevelt says he will not ask Lewis to sign new coal deal
President Roosevelt told reporters he has no plan to compel John L. Lewis to sign another agreement with coal operators. He questioned the need for a government note to Lewis and noted no law compels signature. He referenced sanctions on Montgomery Ward and urged review of new anti strike law sections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
War Labor Board
Lewis
WLB
Montgomery Ward and Company
Pbor
Lewis’ United Mine Workers
Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press Boxing Roundup
Leiperville Jose Bora Puerto Rico knocked out Jimmy Moore Worcester Gene Margarida Fall River Alex Doyle Garfield New Jersey Boston Georgie Martin outpointed Larry Pacino Boston Ernest Beck Waldo Charlestown Richard Hammonds St Louis Hollywood Julio Cesar Jiminez Mexico City Richie Lemos Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Leiperville
Jose Bora
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Moore
Chester
Boston
Georgie Martin
Larry Pacino
Fort Devens
Mass
Ernie
Beck) Waldo
Charlestown
S. C
Richard
Rabbit) Hammonds
St. Louis
Worcester
Gene Margarida
Fall River
Alex Doyle
Garfield
N. J
Hollywood
Julio Cesar Jiminez
Mexico City
Richie Lemos
Los Angeles
The Beneficiaries Must Be Vice-Free
A Lakeland man’s will filed for probate in Bartow specifies after bequests to relatives the remainder of his estate shall aid poor old men widows and children but no man or woman or girl wearing a wrist watch or smoking cigarettes may benefit from his labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartow
Fla
Lakeland
Fosiha
Nicaragua considers re election in wartime reform push
Managua July 2 proposed constitutional reforms would allow reelection of President Somoza and embed Atlantic Charter principles in Nicaragua's charter. The Chamber of Deputies approved the first reading 30 to 7 with second reading and Senate approval pending. The reform ties reelection to a long international war and aims to stabilize postwar peace by adopting charter principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cloud
Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Roosevelt
Churchill
High Seas
Somoza
Death of Sir Harry Oakes Stuns Nassau Colony
The 68 year old American born gold mine owner and Bahamas landowner Sir Harry Oakes was found dead in bed in Nassau with injuries suggesting foul play. Two American police experts joined the Nassau constabulary in the probe as a coroner's inquest was opened behind closed doors. Sir Harry's Baronetcy passes to his eldest son Sydney, 16, as Bahamians mourn a prominent developer.
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Nassau
Bahamas
British Empire
Harry Oakes
Miami
Nassau Constabulary
United States
Duke of Windsor
Oakes
Bar Harbour
Eunice Myrtle McIntyre
Sydney
Australia
Sir Harry
Paddle fish and sturgeon lack a bony skeleton
Paddle fish and sturgeon do not have a true bony skeleton as they are cartilaginous or made of softer supporting structures rather than typical bone. This distinction sets them apart from other bony fishes in early vertebrate evolution.
Africa Waits Hero Faces Conspiracy in Chad Colony
Lincoln Elliot, newly appointed military governor of a French Central Africa colony, disguises as a dervish to uncover a plot led by hykmootameez. He learns of Fosiha’s suicide, contemplates action, and plans to confront the mastermind while sending a note to Captain Pelletier. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Elliot
Central Africa
Terek el
Pelletier
Sush
Fall crops urged to ease food emergency in Arkansas
J R Cooper of the University of Arkansas horticulture urged farmers at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near here to grow fall crops like potatoes beans tomatoes cabbage and root crops to stretch supplies. He cited dehydration as a key method to offset rubber and tin shortages and to cut storage and transport costs while preserving nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cooper
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fruit and Truck Branch
Cooper
College Horti
R. P. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
College Agronomist
Earle K. Rambo
Extension Agricultural Engineer
John White
Earl J. Allen
Charles Lincoln
Rambo
College of Agriculture
Charles F. Simmons
Ella Posey
J. O. Fullerton
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