Social Calendar and Club Events Mixed With Socials
Monday's schedule lists Bible study at the First Baptist Church led by Mrs. F. Pardgilt at 4 oclock. Later, a Band Aukilingy Benefit Dance at the skating rink features Tom Kinsler's orchestra. The Thursday notes describe the Thursday Bridge Club gatherings at Mrs. T. S. McDavitt's home with two tables and a guest, Mrs. R. T. White, receiving a pitt. Also mentioned are Miss Katherine Ann Baker's Thursday luncheon with a dainty glass centerpiece and guests including several named ladies from Pittsburgh and Dallas. The Past Master’s club of the Eastern Star met at Miley's dining room in El Dorado with Mrs. Rachel O. Jordan hosting and a program on Obedience. Thursday evening bridge at Mrs. Henry Sommerville's included two guests and a high score by Martha Cantley. The Christian Church class meeting at Mrs. Bertis Rettig's home featured a midweek supper and twenty members with Mrs. Vincent Keith of Texarkana as a guest.
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Thursday Bridge Club
T. S. McDavitt
S. McDavitt
Vantage Paints
R. T. White
Dainty Pitt
Rachel O. Jordin
Miley's
el Derado
Henry Sommerville
Bill Wray
Burt Mauldin
Martha Cantley
Bertis Rettig
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
Mrs A C Whitehurst arrives for a short home visit then resumes duties at Henderson State Teachers College this weekend. Friends and relatives from Texarkana, Thornton, Magnalis, Farndale, and Morgan City plan weekend gatherings and trips to Hot Springs, Havana, and Hartford. The Young Peoples B T U at First Baptist held its monthly social at a park gathering Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Whitehurst
Henderson State Teacher's College
Dwight Bailey
Morgan City
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Fory Park
Distinguishing Right From Wrong In Early Lessons
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Nehemiah Malachi and the need to value true spiritual life. It contrasts biblical exile, restoration, and tithing with modern calls for national repentance, urging steadfast distinction between righteousness and wickedness. It also notes a historical narrative of Deserah and trials during the American Revolution, ending with a remark on art and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
D. D
Babylon
Jerusalem
China City
Jyymaland
House of God
Malachi
Je Novah
Herven
America
Gorl
Inherit the Earth by Margaret Shaw review notes
The piece discusses Desersh Phinney in a melodramatic historical novel. It notes a strong birthright theme haunting the character through the pages of Inherit the Earth. The review comments on possible overreach by the author and hints at Desersh’s sister’s misfortunes as possibly self-imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desersh Phinney
Trovible
Margaret Shaw
Bobbs Merrill
Desersh
Reverend Hollis Purtle to Preach at Harmony
Rev Hollis Purtle will preach at Harmony Church at the Harmony School House Sunday after evening June 30 at 2 o clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Purtle
Harmony
Holdla
Garreit
Meérin Baptist Church
Harmony School
Why They Are Bald in Birds
A brief note explains a rule about enhon eating birds being bald to prevent feather footing as the bird reaches deep into the interiors of dead animals.
Local Church Services and Activities Recap
Morning and evening worship planned at First Baptist and First Christian Church with sermons by Rev. J J Calloway and additional events led by departments. Bible lessons, Baptist Training Union, Junior Christian Endeavor, and choir activities noted. a Brisbane reference to London church attendance is included.
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J. J. Calloway
Lewisville
Calloway
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ to Hear J A Copeland on Bible Guiding Faith
Minister J A Copeland will discuss "If We Take The Bible As Our Guide" at the Church of Christ next Sunday with Bible classes at ten in the morning and sermons at eleven, eight, and a young people's class at seven. The message will cover teaching and practice when the Bible guides beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Beards and War Heroes Shape GOP Nominees in Postwar Era
An Alexander feature discusses how Republican presidential candidates from Grant to McKinley wore beards or sideburns, with war-service motifs dominating conventions. It notes Blaine’s loss, Arthur’s famed sideburns, and the era’s veterans on platforms, including Grant’s complex ballots and the 1876 Hayes withdrawal patterns.
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Alexander
George AP
Washington
Grant
McKinley
James’ G. Blaine
Chester Arthur
Garaild
Oneeo
Strug
Pentecostal Church Services Schedule at Fourth and Ferguson
The Pentecostal church at Fourth and Ferguson led by Pastor W. E. Graves invites the public to attend. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m followed by the 11 a m sermon. A young people service at 6 45 p m and an evening service at 7 43 p m. Mid week service on Wednesday and Bible study Friday at 7 45 p m.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Notice
Hollis A Turtle Pustay leads Sunday school with an offering of 43 cents. The morning sermon titled The Price of a Harvest. All BT C classes meet 7 18. State meeting reports to be shared. Rev Roy Sims, a well known state preacher and singer, will preach at 11 am. Come hear him Sunday.
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Roy Sims
Bnm
Sims
Apm
Ticket to Hollywood Chapter V cliffhanger unfolds
Francie traces Gusty’s Hollywood dream as he quits his job for tickets and a big break while Aunt Hal and Mr. Weston weigh trust and travel. Gusty and Blubber tag along for a roadside pursuit as Francie faces choices about Gusty’s plans and her own future amid a bustling morning along the boardwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Francie
Aunt Hal
Gusty
Hurec
Gunt
Aunt Hat
Mr. Weston
Falks
Acket
Blubber
Pops
John Weston
Jam Session Tension Under Moonlit Cabin Scene
Francie and Gusty drift into a tense night as Mr. Weston plans to separate them from Blubber. Gusty improvises on trumpet while a lurking man appears silhouetted by moonlight, leaving readers awaiting the continuation.
Tiny Drops May Save Many Babies
Johns Hopkins researchers report Vita min K as a life saver for 30000 to 40000 American babies yearly. A tiny dose given before birth may prevent fatal hemorrhages in newborns, with Eastman planning a longer study beyond 778 cases. Vitamin K acts as a blood cement by enabling prothrombin production to stop spontaneous bleeding in infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan M. Beatty
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Nicholson J. Eastman
Johns Hopkins
L. M. Hellman
United States
Eastman
American ‘Gynecological Society
Slegnoty Club
Lucerne
Que
Soma
Vitamin K discovery and medical uses in 1929 notes
The article notes Héllman i claims an investigation into war credit, mentions Dr LB who studied a thrombin test and Vitamin K in 1929. It discusses Vitamin K from rot end alfalfa and its role in stopping hemorrhages, while stating K is not a cure-all and does not prevent birth hemorrhages. Also references about 3,000 automotive radios in use in the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Héllman
Teleopentingert
A. J. Almauist
Univerities
California
Nash's C. L. Tonic and Laxative Sales Promise Relief
East coast ad recounts Nash's 18 year effort to manufacture Nash's C. L. Tonic and Laxative for constipation biliousness and malaria. It claims near a million bottles sold yearly with refunds under personal guarantees and urges trial with druggist refund if unsatisfied. Price five dollars and selling points by Jul Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nash
Be-Gon
United States
Nash
All Good Drug Land
Jul S. Gibson
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