Social Calendar Highlights From Local Presbyterian and Baptist Circles
Monday event centers Circle No 5 of the Ladies Auxiliary at Miss Lovisotategsa home. Tuesday lists Bridie Club at Ms Mendarsan's, Etlallan elliss of First Baptist church, and Mrs Henry Somerville hosting a monthly meeting at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday mentions Neal Hooking Clik at Mrs Billy Bob Tennerton's, 9:20 a.m. Event notes players arranging seating, Mrs RD Franklin receiving a prize, and a concluding tea service with feed tea for attendees.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Loviso Tategsa
Jeieilay
Bridie ‘Club
RB. Mendarsan
Etlallan Eliss
First Baptist
Chitfeh
Henry Sommerville
Happy Neal Hooking
Mrsxs
Billy
Bob Terntton
Population shifts shown in 1840 1930 census data report
Port Smith Ak and Texarkana Ark figures are cited with 1930 populations 10 764 for Texarkana and DeQueen showing a 120 percent rise to 30 percent overall Paris records 3431 with an 187 increase over 1930 Buenos Sees and Sikes reference citywide census completion but data to be released from Washington.
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Port Smith
Distelatioe
Buenos Sees
Iuniday
Sikes
Paris
Railroad Safety Drive Aims At All Citizens Involvement
A Missouri railroad safety committee reports efforts to broaden safety outreach beyond employees. Leaders including C Mex Nay and Vice President Baldwin push schools and parents to warn children about railroad hazards while addressing crossborder concerns and regional security in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Paola
C. Mex
McNey
Cain
Mr. McNay
Baldwin
JAY Service
McNay
Announcement of Nes in Hope Weile day display
Announcement notes Nes in Hope Weile will display her new bug patterns and hooked rugs at Mrs. Big Bob Hern don's exhibition. The event invites all interested to view the artistic collection as her last Hope appearance this summer.
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Happy Nes
Little. Rock
Weile Aday
Big Bob Hern
Local social note lists visitors and travelers across many towns
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fairctilds return home after days with Mr and Mrs Howard Erwin. Miss Ruth Taylor plans to leave Taes Gay for Martin Tenn. Alice Life heads to Little Rock for major foot operation at Baptist Hospital. John Clyde Hill of Little Rock visits his mother. Miss NolO Alexander arrives from University of Arkansas Fayetteville to spend summer with Dr and Mrs W B Alexander. Several families and friends are noted as visiting Lake Hamilton Hot Springs Little River Country Club and several towns.
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Lloyd Fairctilds
Rostoh
Howard Erwin
Ruth "Taylor
Taes- Gay
Martin, Tern
Alice
Litte Rock
Baptist State ‘Hospital
le Melle
John Clyde Hill
Little Rock
Mia
Lye Fill
Nolo Alexander
University of Arkansas
Cline Franks
Carl Jones
Lake ‘Hamilton
Fear
Dwight Bailey
Mary McAdams
Morgan City
Ue MrAdams
W. G. Allison
Little River Country Club
Horstle
AD. Branan
Sonny Branan
W. R.alexander
Martha Ann
Bill Brasher
Hot Springs
Alice Lile
Lile
Country Club
Barbara la Grone
Matilda McFaddin
Pat Wiliams
Alice Loriie Heard
Laure Ann Garmilo
Hetty Ann Benson
Henry Lille
Mery Ann Lite
Remmell Young
Hosey Garratt
Pine* Bluff
Lille Rock
Memphis
L. M. Boswell
Jessie Brown
Arlest Brown
Benton
Frederick Taylor
R. T. White
Mabel Amburn
Mary Wepher
Nashville
Claude Garner
Lonit Homm
Borger
Texas
Bob Richards
Horatio
Little River Court Club
Hope Loses Short Game to Magnolia in Rain
Magnolia led 3 0 after four innings as rain halted the scheduled doubleheader between Hope and Magnolia. Russel pitched well through four, Silvey held the visitors in check until the fifth when Magnolia plated four runs. Messer led Hope with three singles in three at bats, while Lockett and Wall contributed for Magnolia. Hope will next face Waldo and Pender in upcoming games, with Nashville on the horizon.
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Hope
Magnolia
Tvere
Russel
Silvey
Jung
Messer
Lockett
Magoolin
Rim
Waldo
Nashville
Sundiny
Standings and Results From Sunday and Monday Games
The standings show Atlanta, Little Rock, Knoxville, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Nashville with varied records. Sunday's results include Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh, Chicago over Boston, St Louis over St Louis, and others. Monday schedules list matchups across several cities with games in Boston St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh and New York Chicago.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Kovaxville
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Deston
Lantiern Association
Pet
Taille Keel
New
Orleans
Norway Faces German Invasion After Oslo Fall
Reported by Norwegian news agency that Norway’s government fled to Britain as German forces seized Oslo and major cities on April 9. Allies regroup on the Western Front while Norwegian troops warn of dwindling ammunition and air support after two months of fighting. Moscow also notes Russia and Japan probing Manchukuo border disputes and a renewed diplomatic push with no border details.
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Norway
Germany
Addiriet
Noal
Bute
Hing Hadkon
Bigland
Cornfildt
Nervike
Narvik
Ar Horth
Alhe
Oslo
Moscow
Russia
Japan
Manchoukuo
Mongolia
Nomonhan
Commission
Communists and Nazis expand business centers in Mexico
Fragmentary text describes German groups in Mexico with pro Nazi leanings. References to short wave radio stations sending reports to Berlin and plans involving airfields with camouflage. Mentions Monterrey as a key location and challenges in detection of these activities.
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Mexico
Nalmilies
Berlin
Monterrey
War powers debate prompts National Guard use vote
The House Military Committee voted down a plan to confine the National Guard to the continental United States and Ceremonial zones. The proposal would give the president authority to call out the Guard when Congress is not in session, with leaders debating limiting its use to the Western Hemisphere or allowing global deployment. The committee plans to reconvene Monday to decide on how to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Committee
Continental United
Cerel
National Guard
A Visit Sparks Truths in Tolliver Land Feud
Rossy McAfee confronts mystery, retraces theft of land gained by cousin Steve Hogg with hints of Dr Tolliver and a family killer plot. He fights to uncover who killed his father and how land passed to Steve on Wild Cat Ridge, while Hannah suspects ulterior motives.
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Steve Hogg
Odey
Tollivers
Donara
Imlain
Housy
Mose
Rossy
Rues Darkmeas
Regny
Haumal
Rosey McAfee
Hannah
Steve
Man
Paw
Dr. Tollivar
Lock
Hogg
Timsber
Lincoln College
Rosay
Dr. Tolliway
Bar
Darkneys
Stull
Jesse Leverage
Jesse
Hell'n Damination
Rossy McAfee
Steve Hoge
Wild Cat Ridge
Daddy
CHURCH NEWS ST MARKS EPISCOPAL
The St Marks Episcopal church announces a Holy Communion service at 10 a m on Tuesday June 1 1940 in observance of St Petian Day. The brief notice lists the service time and date for the parish congregation.
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St. Petian
Rain of fish flood Miami to attend Rotary event
Odd weather note recounts rains of fish swept by gales, carrying tiny fish toward Miami where travelers plan to board a clipper to Havung for Rotary International. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Floyd Duke of Little Rock visiting Hope at noon Monday.
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Miami
Florida
Havung
Coe Yo
Rotary International
Floyd Duke
Little Rock
Hope
Duke
A. P. Duke
Josey Phine Hospital
Dalgni
Legal Notices and Fines From June 1940 Docket
The record lists numerous fines and continuations from the Hope City milk ordinance and various cases. Included are Arch ie Baker and LeRoy Blevins with guilty pleas or fines, and multiple items about dist urbing peace or possessing untaxed liquor. Also noted are civil docket continuations and replevin actions with amounts and dates.
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Raymond Urban
Archie Baker
Ana
Harry
Abram
Deuikeni
LeRoy
Blevins
Drunkernei
J. W. Spruell
City of Hope
United
Son Hill
Bill “Boyd
Bill Boyd
Roosevelt
John ‘Lewis
Ee Zeek Washington
Cook
Paxton Jordan
Gertrude Taylor
McKinley Jones
Oshelle Jones
Ritchie Grocer Company
D. L.bush
Lyle Moore
Perry Taylor
Know Your Bones to Avoid Boners New York
Article discusses bones as a key scientific topic with emphasis on educational interest. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
PFI— A
Fragmented OCR item on dietary terms and names
A partial OCR fragment mentions names and phrases related to suitability for an alimentary canal. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event or context to form a full news item.
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