Garden party at Flor al Hill Gardens hosts guests and games
A graceful garden party in Flor al Hill Gardens featured guests Mrs. W. R. Alexander and Miss Bernice Politte of Flat River Mo. Special compliments to Miss Politte included lanterns, vases, and a har monica serenade. About 25 couples attended with punch served from a rustic well. Additional notes mention travels and social visits among local residents and church group picnics.
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W. R. Alexander
BE. S. Politte
Bernice Politte
Flat River , Mo
A.D. Brannan
Enola Alexander
Floral Hill Gardens
Flat River
Big Crowd Attends Revival Meet Here
A large crowd gathered Tuesday night for the second service of the citywide revival led by Rev. BU Couch. The evangelist spoke on How the Devil tried to keep Christ from being born, noting Satan's attempts to exterminate the seed royal. Local churches were represented and cooperation shown. invitation extended for Wednesday night on Satan's Attempts to keep Christ from coming to the cross.
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BU Couch
Christ
Satan
A New Record For County Home Demonstration Station
County and home agents lead a tour at the Fruit and Truck Branch station drawing visitors with varied interests. Some seek experimental pastures landscape work or fruit and truck production, while many farmers focus on cotton corn and legume tests. Women visitors mainly pursue landscaping home gardens orchards and poultry. A two mile drive lets observers see most experiments from an automobile.
Splendid sermons this week on the devil subject
The city hears sermons this week focusing on the devil with a Wednesday talk titled How the Devil Tried to Keep Christ From Going to the Cross. Hempstead county candidates address voters Wednesday at 7 PM in city hall. Mrs. E H McKay and family return to Houston after visiting Hope. Maurine Walker accompanies them for a few weeks.
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J. E. Searcy
J. C. + Landes
Lewisville
Tam
Hempstead County
E. H. McKay
Ielow
Houston
J. E. Walker
Hope
Maurine Walker
Baseball Try Outs In Shreveport August 10 Camp
Houston Buffaloes president Fred N Ankenman announces a baseball tryout camp at Dixie League Park in Shreveport starting August 10. Ages 17 to 23 may attend with no fee. players supply gear and cover travel and living costs. The camp lasts about three to four days with signed players reimbursed.
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Shreveport
Fred N. Ankenman
Houston Club
Houston Buffalos
Ankenman
Dixie League Park
Jordan Street
Ehreveport
Houston
Poultry Canning and Home Repairs Highlight Hempstead County
Hempstead county farm life features poultry culling to reduce feed costs and meat bills with canning guidance from University of Arkansas experts. Home repairs focus on walls ceilings and floors with practical steps from extension engineers and local agents.
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Hempstead
Ruby Mendenhall Smith
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Melva Bullington
Elbert BE. Kars
Extension
Karns
Hae
Bitter Debate on Page One Continues in Local Meeting
A heated town hall session features Bearden accusing Ward of misused funds and illegal liquor ties. Ward defends behavior, cites unconstitutional law, pledges quitting only if proven. Alcohol production and county finances dominate the discussion as witnesses recount past actions and threats.
Prohibition Debate Highlights Accusations and Rebuttals
A Hempstead county case is cited as part of a debate on bootleg liquor and legality. Ward quotes an alleged confession implicating Jim Bearden and son Reginald. Bearden defends himself amid claims of a lawless element opposing him and vows, alongside allies, to continue the fight. Vesey remains the sole proponent of a double primary.
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Jon
Qnie
Ward
Car Stowling
Hempstead
Jim Bearden
Reginald
Bearden
John Vesey
Politician pledges cuts and crime bill in 1993 Arkansas scene
Luke Monroe vows further state house downsizing and a penitentiary crime for stealing a chicken while Hugh Clark aligns with party on issues. Rural concerns surface as Hemp residents push for road access and church groups fund local projects with a chicken lunch stand profits. Services planned by R. D. McSwain at Liberty and Columbus churches.
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Arkansas
Luke Monroe
iMonrme
Hugh Clark
Clark
Spring Hill
Methodist
Yugoslav Profit Prom Snakes
Belgrade reports a mix of odd economic notes. Poisonous snakes in Herzegovina have long caused farmer losses, while Basque language efforts in another area generate revenue. Foreign markets pay 35 to 60 cents for items tied to ancient times.
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Belgrade
Herzegovina
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