Be Your Best Be the Best of Whatever We Are
Readable fragments recount a motto urging effort and variety, with scattered society notes from Houston Texas to Arkansas and several local visits. The column moves through quotes about doing one’s part, then lists visits, showers, and Baptist church circle meetings with dates and places.
Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club Notes June 1938
The Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club met on June 15, 1938, with Mrs. A. M. Calhoun. A club scrapbook is being prepared with member photos and projects. Wilma McKelvey led a color study and members learned wardrobe color guidance for hair, eyes, and complexion. Refreshments were served to about ten members.
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Old Liberty
A. M. Calhoun
Wilma McKelvey
Plans For Cotton Allotment Discussed At Meeting
Farm Bureau Executive Committee study on domestic cotton allotment program discussed. A Sandy land farmer urged government payments to leave land fallow due to wire worm infestation. R P Bowen of the Chamber of Commerce promoted upcoming fairs and 4 H clubhouse project at Arkansas University. George Ware invited attendance at visiting day June 24 at the Experiment Station and a Saturday program June 25 for colored attendees. Ben Kilgore named as a leading Friday speaker as a large crowd expected. A photo band provided the afternoon’s entertainment.
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Arkansas University
George Ware
Experiment Station
Ben Kilgore
Frontier Road Aims Through Kings River Wilderness
Austin reports a route cutting through Kings River wilderness along Kenedy County toward the Gulf of Mexico. The project promises a historic highway despite ongoing tales of untamed terrain and rich hunting and fishing on the ranch lands involved.
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Austin
Texas
Kings Ruid
Kenedy Courty
Gulf of Mexic
Maytime at New Theatre with Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald
The New Theatre presents a two day double feature including the MGM musical Maytime starring Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald. The second feature Reckless Living stars Robert Wilcoxon and Nan Grey from Universal. Also noted is a remarkable school attendance record from Mesquite with four brothers totaling 6,000 days.
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New Theatre
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
MGM
MacDonald and Eddy Pictures
Robert Wilcoxen
Nan Grey
Universal Lot
Dallas
Texas
H.R. Shaw
Mesquite
Bob
Steve
Bill
Dan
Negro minister identifies robber in church funds heist
NORTH LITTLE ROCK principal detective J McDougal said Rev O Sherman Camden negro minister identified a Fordyce man held here as one of two suspects in a church funds robbery totaling 2319 dollars. Sherman denied taking part in the crime.
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North Little Rock
J. ©. McDougal
All Europe Finally Contained in Spanish War Moves
A Spanish government source notes France may retreat on non intervention if foreign volunteers are not removed. Britain and Italy move toward agreement while Soviet Russia remains the major obstacle. Paris reports France closed its frontier to aid and planned a diplomatic mission to insurgent Spain after Parliament adjourned, with talks on a Franco-Italian friendship pact having broken down over Spain.
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France
Anand
Paria
Neville Chamberlain
Spain
Italy
Barcelona
Paris
California pays most in gasoline taxes in nation
Figures from the Service Station News show Californians have paid the highest gasoline tax total since inception in 192%, amounting to 527,180,000. Pennsylvania, starting in 1921, is second at 487,379,000, while New York, dating to 1925, ranks third with 473,172,000.
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San Francisco
Service Station
Polish nurses train to parachute into war zones
Polish nurses receive air training in Warsaw to jump with parachutes as part of preparations for possible wartime service. The program aims to prepare medical personnel for rapid deployment and field duties in conflict scenarios.
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Warsaw
Poland
Salt Fork
Red River
Fort, Worth
Shamrock
Tex
Childress
Pampa
Farouk Launches Program to Modernize Egypt
King Farouk unveils a 10 year plan costing 70 million dollars to raise living standards for 16 million Egyptians and boost farm productivity. The reform aims to lift the fellaheen from poverty while showcasing western influence in Cairo and across the Nile delta.
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Farouk
Egypt
Catro
Cairo
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