Circle No 1 and Circle No 4 Plan Summer Mission Meetings
A Woman’s Missionary Society meeting notes Circle No 1 held at Mrs Briant’s home with devotional by Mrs Stringer and discussion on China and foreign lands. Circle No 4 met at the city park with readings and games, seventeen members and three visitors attending.
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Woman's Misitary Society
First Meth Gist
R. M. Briant
Womans Missionary Society
America
Steedy
Yke's Springs
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Catherine Franks
Circle No. 3
First Methodist Missionary Society
Chester Lester
North
Louisiana Street
Mesdames Monts and
Bush
Thornburgh
Charles Hartrell
Dewey Hendrix
Mamie Briant
Sue Ellen Jones
Geneva Higgason
ANOTHER MAN IS Continued From Page One at Governors Conference
Attending the annual conference of governors at French Lick Indiana, an official announced a full pardon for Fred Wilson of El Dorado. He was sentenced Monday morning to four concurrent one year terms for grand larceny. Wilson said he offered no apologies, citing sympathy for his aged mother. This marks the second full pardon issued since 1925, with prior acts by acting governors during earlier conferences.
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French Lick
Ind
Fred Fred Wilson
el Dorado
Tom J. Terral
Birmingham
Ala
Parnell
Masonic Lodge to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
A regular lodge meeting is announced for Tuesday night with the annual election of officers. Members are urged to attend as the session begins at 7 45. Harry W. Shiver serves as Worshipful Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Shiver
Miss Claudie Burke Leaves for Hendrix Summer Terms
Personal notice of Miss Claudie Lee Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Burke of near Emmet departing Saturday to Arkadelphia to enroll at Hendrix State Teachers College for the summer terms.
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J. Proctor Hill
W. P. Harman
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Claudie Lee Burke
W. H. Burke
Near Emmet
Hendrix State Teachers , College
Arkansas Banker Appointed Federal Reserve Director
Charles H. Murphy of El Dorado named a director of the Little Rock branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis to fill the unexpired term of Hamp Williams ending December 1933. Murphy, longtime banker and businessman, serves as vice president of the First National Bank of El Dorado and is active in sawmilling oil and agriculture.
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Little Rock
Charles H. Murphy
el Dorado
Federal Reserve Bank of St
Erve Bank
Murphy
Hamp Willams
Hot Springs
First National Bank of
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Pantie Stephenson
Camden
Clark Stephenson
West Fifth Street
Garner
Kate ‘Stephenson
Will Stuart
Edgwood Lodge
Caddo Gap
Prescott
James L. Jamison
Florence Risdon
Artladelphia
Robert Reagan
Greenville
Texas
Charles Wing
Mary Bell Marshall
Texarkana
Maggie Bell
Paris
Aenger
Nell Bush McPheeters
Collyer Lloyd Hughes
Owen Moore
Saenger News
Saenger
Dorothy Lee
Edna Mae Oliver
Hugh Herbert
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Ark
Everett M&a
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Freckles
Pree
Hector
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Ginkley
Ruby
Gan
Edna May Oliver
Robert E. Keane
George Davis
Saenger Theatre
Batiste
Colton Shantung
Arkansas Banker
Federal Board
Sudan
Manis Dans
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