Choice Road to Tates Found in Poem and Gathered News
A poem speaks of choosing the right road and daily virtue. Local notices list social visits and entertaining events. Guests include Miss Zenobia Reed and Miss Nancy Denning, with bridge at Mrs. Claude Garner’s and a trophy winner, Mrs. Terrell Cornelius. Readers attend family visits, parties, and birthday celebration for Mrs. Wo HL Allen hosted by Mrs. J. W. Turner and Mrs. C. L. Westerman.
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Tate
Iife
Franny
Feleater
Nancy Denning
Gallatin
Claude Garner
East Third
Altreet
Colorfi Soivers
Mie
Wo HL Allen
Nevada county delegates plan Arkansas ramp event trip
Nevada county delegates to the 14th annual Arkansas show will travel to Payetteville for a ramp event on the 3rd and 6th, according to Mrs Kathrine Marr home demonstration agent. The Nevada county candidate stump tour stopped at Bluff City Wednesday night drawing attendees from across Nevada county.
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Nevada County
Arkansas Ste
Payetteville
University of Arkansas
Kathrine Marr
Bluff City
Neva
Religious notices from local churches with multiple events
Pentecostal West Fourth Street holds Sunday school at 9 45. Evangelist Dianita Barnum of Shreveport preaches in morning and evening services. Church of Christ Gilbert Copeland, Minister, Bible classes at 10. Revival meeting at Mineral Springs Sunday afternoon, no Sunday evening preaching. Wednesday prayer meeting 8, ladies Bible class Thursday 3. Invitation extended to attend all services.
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Ching
Shvelock
Dianita Barnum
Shreveport
Fardon
Mineral Springs
Frayer
When Will Their Secret Be Out in Hollywood Romance
The film colony watches Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard as whispers swirl about their relationship. Hollywood wonders if they are close friends, engaged, or secretly married while Paulette keeps conversations soft and discreet.
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Paulette
Hollywood
Transcending Barriers Gospel Message in Desert Encounter
The lesson depicts Philip guiding an Ethiopian official in understanding Isaiah and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. It emphasizes that the gospel knows no race or class, uniting diverse peoples under faith, and that spread of the gospel transforms lives wherever it reaches.
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Calor
Philip
Jerusalem
Gaza
Candace
Jerusalom
Ifeomeone
Iran
Fat Men to Be Ruled Off Berlin Police Force
Berlin report quotes Br. Joseph Gouh bely stating new police uniforms will be worn only by those bodily fit to wear them. Angriff organ notes authorities will not tolerate bellies, and the new attire will enforce fitness standards.
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Berlin
Minister For Propaganda and Public Enlightenment
Joseph Gouhbely
Final spike of Pacific railway linked coasts
The last spike driving marked completion of the Pacific railway linking east and west was made of $20 gold pigeus, a symbolic centerpiece noting the huge cost and milestone of national expansion.
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Pacific Railway
Club Notes from Green Laseter and Blevins Home Demonstration
Green Laseter notes show a July 2 meeting at Mrs Earl Easy with 1 member present and absences by president and vice president. Devotional by Mrs Leslie Purtell. roll call on fair contributions. dress contest entries. scrap book pictures. adjourned to meet with Mrs Albritton in August. Blevins Home Demonstration reports July 22 at Mrs W B Cummings with nine members and three visitors. vanilla ice cream demo by Miss Bullington. refreshments. plan for a monthly party. August meeting with Mrs Elijah Stephens.
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Earl Easy
Nolan Lewallen
Leslie Purtell
Blevins Blevins
W. B. Cummings
Roy Foster
Miss Bullington
Boxtens
Shower Eprings
Elijah Stephens
Antioch Meeting Sparks Interest Last Thursday Night
Vague notes indicate Antioch activity began last Thursday with Brady Cook and Irene present among attendees, signaling growing local interest despite fragmented phrasing.
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Brady
Irene
Woman Arrested After Jealous Bride Knife Attack
Paragould Arkansas reports a brutal assault where Beatrice Parnell was attacked by jealous bride Mrs Hamlett Burgess. Parnell suffered knife wounds with two punctures to the left lung and is not expected to recover. Burgess was arrested and released on bond. The incident followed Burgess’s marriage to Gene Burgess, once a suitor of Parnell, and occurred after a church service.
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Paragould
Ark
Beatrice Parnell
Arcard
Hamlett Burgess
Marvy Hamiett
Burgess
Miss Parnell
Fentacostal
Wednor
Miss. Parnell
Marshall Renny Dailey
Sennth
Mrs. Burgess
Spring Hill visit brings relatives together near Horatio
Spring Hill resident Mrs Will Deshazo and her small son visit Horatio kin including Mrs Willie Tarpley and Mrs Mitchell Stevenson while Mrs Lige Sinyard spends days with her daughter in Hope. Arthur Collins leaves to spend a week with daughters in Howard County. The Baptist church is torn down and a new one is being erected with plans to complete it for the association.
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Will Deshazo
Horatio
Sinters
Willie Tarpley
Mitchell Stevenson
Lige Sinyard
Keith
Hope
Arthur Collins
Howard County
Baptist
Associa
Large crowd attends candidate speech in Red Springs
A large crowd gathered in Red Springs on Tuesday for a candidate’s talk, though the turnout was smaller than the crowd two years ago. Mrs Tom Singard and her daughter Earl Brown with Mrs Odis Mur were among attendees.
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Lion
Tom Singard
Earl Brown
Odis Mur
Tron
Red Springs
Revival Crowd Grows As Couch Preaches Twin Brother At Tent
Attendance at the Worth and Elm tent revival led by Rev Bill Couch rose to the largest crowd yet. The twin preacher brother will deliver Saturday night sermons, with Sunday address on The Signs of the Times and The Second Coming of Christ. Residents along Horatio and others attended and were seen home with Mrs Dshhavo and son.
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Couch
Bill Couch
Worth
Elmstreeta
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