Silver Trail poem and church notices merged in brief
A reflective poem about leaving a silver trail and a hopeful sign of planting a tree for future followers is followed by Circle No 1 First Baptist church meeting notes. The report lists attendees Mrs W B Mason, book reviewed Yield of the Golden Years, salad served to 13 members and two visitors, mission leader review of chapter one, and social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. B. Mason
North Pine Street
State Committee Moves to Dismiss Winn Petition in Arkansas
In Little Rock Democratic Party leaders Chairman Wooten and Secretary Taylor sought dismissal of Oscar Winn’s circuit court petition aimed at removing Congressman Terry’s name from the August 9 primary ballot. The article notes U.S. share of world population and ratios for cars, telephones, and rail mileage.
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Little Rock
Wooten
Taylor
Democratic State Committee
Oscar Winn
Terry
Weekly Sunday School Lesson On Easter Resurrection Message
The lesson moves from Calvary to the open tomb highlighting the women at the tomb and the renewed faith they sparked among the disciples. It presents the Great Commission to spread the gospel to all creation and links Jesus life to Old Testament foundations guiding the study. The note adds a driver training stat noting male drivers outnumber women four to one, yet 60 percent of participating youths in driver training are female.
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Calvary
Jesus
Galilee
Judea
Greece
Rome
God
Christ
Israel
Nazareth
Alady
Memphis attorney attack indictment shocks court
Shelby County grand jury indicted Sidneq ue Smith on a charge of assaulting attorney Ben Kuhn with a blackjack on May 20 with intent to kill. The report notes a separate NYC school system trial of white glass boards to replace traditional blackboards in classrooms.
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Memphis
Tenn
Queen Friday
Shelby Courtly Grand Jury
Ben Kuhn
New York City
Sunday Worship and Sunday School Services at Local Churches
Readings from First Baptist, Hope Gospel Tabernacle and First Methodist outline Sunday programs. Morning worship at 10 with a sermon series on The Crusade of Youth and The Law of Forgiveness. evening services at 8 on Outstretched Hands. Sunday school at 10 with youth league gatherings. reports from Methodist delegates on the Little Rock Conference. Hope Gospel Tabernacle plans evangelistic sermons at 11 and 7 with new orchestra music and Children's Church at 7 followed by Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaabeth Green
Edwin Bird
Crossett
Othe
First Methodist
Mary Delia Carrigan
Merle June Webb
Charlotte Agee
Doris Webb
E. P. Young Jr
Dell McClanahan
Mergery Lee Threlkeld
Marian Smith
Claudia’ Agee
General Assembly
First Baptist Church
Little Rock
Conway
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Children’s Church
Christ's Ambassadors
the Tabernacle
Hopa
Peach Movement to Markets Aided by Arkansas Farm Bureau
The Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation and Hempstead County Farm Bureau push to move the 2,225,000 bushel Arkansas peach crop to state and interstate markets. Plans include pilgrimages, radio publicity, and a national campaign with Food Chains to sell peaches locally and nearby states. Tours cover Nashville July 3–4, Crowley’s Ridge, Forrest City Peach Festival July 14.
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Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
United Effort
H. H. Huskey
Hempstead
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Huskey
Waldo Frasier
The
Arkansas
St. Louis
Clarksville
Bomb Explodes Near Hobbs Kills Seven in Drilling Crew
A nitroglycerine bomb exploded at the Two-State No. 2 well site six miles southwest of Monument New Mexico, killing seven men including George A. Kaseman president of the Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank. Five others were seriously injured as crew members were preparing to shoot the well. The blast occurred after the fuel charge was moved from the truck to the rig. The dead and injured were Hobbs residents and workers from the drilling crew and local lawyers and bankers were among the visitors inspecting the site.
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Hobbs
N. W
New Mexico
George A. Kaseman
Albuquerque
N. M
National Trust and Savings Bank
H. A. Greer
J.T. Broughton
Forrest Huston
Charles Wrigley
Alex Blair
V. B. Peck
Baseman
Fred Luthey
Albuquerque Bank
Herman Crile
Roswell
Jack Starkey
Ole Johnson
Eigman
Hobbs Hospital
Kaseman
Luthey
Headley
Crile
Monument, N. M
Monument Ofl
Two-State Drilling Company
Rev James L Brown Baptist Editor Dies
Batesville Ark reports Rev James LaFayette Brown age B4 of Little Rock former editor of Arkansas Baptist and Baptist and Commoner died here Friday Prodigy Aided Long Beach Calif nine year old Camila Wicks cited as violin prodigy with foundation for advanced training by concerned citizens
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James L. Brown
Batesville
Ark
James LaFayette Brown
Little Rock
The
Arkansas Baptist
the Baptist and Commoner
Church Publications
Long Beach
Calif
Camila Wicks
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