Garden Club Meeting Highlights Flower Talk and Plans
Friday afternoon at the Hope Garden Club home the regular monthly meeting drew a strong turnout led by president Mrs IX G McRae. Roy Stephenson spoke on growing fine dahlias with demonstrations, while Mrs J A Henry showcased Queen Annes Lace and Dr Ella Champlin demonstrated poinsettia propagation. The group voted to hold ongoing meetings and urged members to call Secretary Mrs Sid Henry to finalize the new roster. The Womans Missionary Society also meets Monday at 8 30 with Circle I leading the program.
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Etta Chimplin
Hope Garden
Eluh
G. McRae
de. Kita Chanyin
Trucdieord
Roy Stephenson
Stephenson
Arkansas
California
Florida
J. A. Henry
Sid Henry
S. Walnut
Hazel
Ella Champlin
Garden Club
Simoneys
Wwope Garden Club
Best Dressed on the Riviera gathering notes
Mrs C W Harrington visits Warren with relatives and friends while Miss Margaret Garvin of Shreveport arrives Sunday night for a few days with Mrs Bernard ODwyer. Mr and Mrs R B D Franklin and Bobby depart for two weeks in Gallatin Tennessee. Miss Margaret Kinser heads to Fort Smith for a visit. Mrs R R Williams and children plan two weeks across several Mississippi cities. Mrs John Braley Howard leaves for Murfreesboro Tennessee. Mrs G Norton visited daughter Miss Rebecca Norton in Little Rock. A Catholic church bridge event at the New Capital Hotel featured summer flowers and fruit punch. prizes awarded to multiple attendees including Mrs G Frank Miles and others.
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Margaret Garvin
Shreveport
Bernard O'Dwya
Arthur Swanke
Thos Kinser
Kine Snyder
George
Strike Averted in Steel Workers Vote on Compromise
In Pittsburgh, the Amalgamated Association voted to accept a four point compromise proposed by AFL President William Green, aiming to avert a nationwide steel strike. The union plans to seek a conference with President Roosevelt to present the counter proposal as delegates urged acceptance to preserve industrial peace.
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National Steel
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
William A. Gren
American Federation of Labor
Green
Congress
Stout Institute
Roosevelt
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Britain Warns Germany Over Bond Payments in Parliament
Neville Chamberlain warned in the House of Commons that if Germany defaults on foreign obligations Britain will move to collect the money. He said Britain would set up an Anglo German clearing office if Germany does not guarantee fair treatment for British bondholders and commerce before July 1, with details to follow. Berlin issued a communiqué saying England would retaliate quickly to any economic reprisals against German loans, while Germany negotiates moratorium talks under pressure.
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House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
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Berlin
England
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Geenany
NES CHURCHES SERVICES AND PRESBYTERIAN VIEW
Catechism instructions and holy mass at NES CHURCHES with a harvest prayer and benediction. First Presbyterian led by Thos Brewster lists Sunday school at $45 monthly, morning service at 10 55, senior young people at 6 30, evening service 7 45, midweek Wednesday 1 45, women's auxiliary meeting Monday 4 p.m.
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Our Women's Auxiliary
Paris Terrorized Continues Threats Against Public Figures
Police protect President LeBrun and premier Doumergue after threats from the terrorist. Post offices checked and explosives dealers questioned to trace materials used in internal machines. Recipients of bombs include Hatchette publishing house Les Galeries Lafayette Tokalom Venus Pencil French branch of an American firm.
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LeBrun
Doumergue
Les Galeris LaFayette
Tokalom
Roosevelt reclassification cuts pay for railway mail staff
President Roosevelt plans a broad reclassification affecting nearly all railway mail service workers. Each employee would face about a $12.50 monthly pay reduction. Texarkana terminal staff except for the terminal’s clerical in charge would also be affected by the changes.
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Roosevelt
Texarkana
Centennial Plans Perfected for '36
Little Rock page reports Arkansas Centennial commission reelects officers and adds Dr John H Reynolds to the executive committee. Plans call for pioneer county exhibits and a statewide expo featuring state industries with a pageant set for June 13 1938 and a state contest closing November 30 1935. Possible Fair Park site discussed with alternative locales if needed. Also notes discoveries of giant beavers found in several states.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Honorary Centennial Commission
Erding
John H. Reynolds
Henrdix College
George W. Donaghey
J. F. Weinmann
Robert Be.’ Wait
Weinmann
Fair Park
Fair Fork
Clerks and laborers at Texarkana terminal reclassified
The Texarkana terminal employs 69 regular workers plus 11 laborers who will not be affected by the reclassification. Clerks choosing train jobs will not lose compensation, suggesting maintained wages amid the reorganization.
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Texarlana
Youll Get More Music in Films and Hollywood Gossips
Oscar Hammerstein II advocates widespread use of musical scores in films to boost entertainment value while preserving dialog. He believes music should support action without forcing songs, and audiences will notice increased enjoyment rather to the music itself. The article also notes on set antics and film stars from Hollywood studios. (Approximate entities: Oscar Hammerstein II, MGM, Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone, Norma Shearer, Jeanette MacDonald, Philo Vance)
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PAN Thomas Mia Service
Hollywood
Gila
Oscar Hammerstein 11
Ralph Morgan
Jean Harlow
Una O'Connor
Norma Shearer
Esther Ralston
George Hill
Jeannette MacDonald
China
Charles Butterworth
Jimmy Durante
Minna Gambell
Shirley Temple in Little Miss Markov with Menjou and Dell
Five year old Shirley Temple portrayed as a cherubic doll hugger to Adolphe Menjou in Damon Runyon’s Little Miss Markov. The cast also features Dorothy Dell and Charles Bickford in this surprise picture of the year at the Savannah Sunday and Monday shows.
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Shirley Temple
Adolphe Menjou
Dorothy Dell
Charles Bickford
Damon Runyon
Miss Markov
Blueberry Molasses Puffs and Simple Berry Desserts
A guide to preparing blueberry desserts including puddings pies and a New England Blueberry Molasses Puffs recipe. It covers washing berries mixing with flour molasses spices and baking in individual pans for a warm serving with sugar and cream. Also notes swallows' flight speed of over two miles per minute.
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New England
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