Local social notes include travel and bridge gatherings
The article lists visits by Cox and relatives to Philadelphia and Little Rock, plus plans to attend conventions. It covers hosting duties at Mrs G Hamilton’s Friday bridge night with three tables and a yellow white color scheme, and notes Mrs Ira Hammons visiting Hempstead county health nurse in Little Rock. It mentions visits from Philip McRee and others, plus Mrs Tom McLarty hosting a Friday contract bridge club with high scores for Mrs Jack Bush and Mrs Brents McPherson, ending with a summer ice course.
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Little Rock
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Open Forum Letters Responding to Editorial Policy
A reader urges brief letters criticizing editorial policy while avoiding personal abuse. Mrs. Henry H. Stuart signs a note dated June 20, 1992, defending temperance and prohibition positions, praising courteous press coverage, and asking for fair treatment and support of moral laws.
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Hope Ark Letter Praises Star Editor Courage
Mr Banks of 108 West Ave C Hope Ark writes to the Star editor praising the paper for fair treatment in handling his case. He lauds the governor office meeting, the press’s integrity, and the newspaper’s early position declaration dated June 21, 1932 from Fordyce Ark.
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Star
First Methodist Church Sermon Announces Bramble King Theme
The First Methodist Church led by Pastor Cannon lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 15 p m Epworth League at 7 15 p m prayer meeting at 8 p m Wednesday The morning sermon will be titled The Bramble King of the Corrupt Politician.
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Epworth League
Garrett Memorial Missionary and Church of Christ Notices
Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church led by Pastor T L Epton and Superintendent S Bailey offers Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Preaching on fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and p.m. Bible classes each Sunday night except fourth. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. The Church of Christ led by John G Retse conducts Bible study at 10 a.m. and preaching at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Evangelist Chester Estes from Winfield Alabama arrives for revival with two Sunday services. Evening sermons titled Hoarding and Heart Felt Religion. All invited to attend.
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Ale
Brother Estes
Church Children’s Vesper Service at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 6:00 p m Sunday vesper service directed by Mrs Ward Dabney Miss Bessie Green and Mrs J C Hall Readings include Daying is Dying in the West Jesus Loves Me Bring Them In Listen to the Song Birds Sing Five Smooth Stones Listen to the Shepherds Call and Benediction Ushers named Johnnine Jones Arthur Bary Charles Cruitchfield and F N Porter Jr with a church choir and children’s program elements throughout the service.
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Marjorie
Salo
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Johnnine Jones
Arthur Bary
Charles Cruitchfield
F.N. Porter, Jr
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Meetings
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 AM. Dr J R Grant of Ouachita College will deliver his final message at 7 45 PM. A Y P A service for young people is at 7 PM. Monday at 4 PM the W M S meets for Mission Study led by Mrs Birdie Key.
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Ouachita College
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First Presbyterian Church Service Plan at Minster
W R Anderson D D leads a Sunday program at First Presbyterian Church Minster with a 1:00 am morning worship on A Sure Road to Success and a 6:00 pm vesper service. The SS Club presents a children’s program and a 8:40 pm Young People’s Society meeting follows a 7:45 pm prayer meeting.
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Fire Chief Attacked During Tankhouse Fire in Tracy
Tracy California fire chief Roxy Hudson was assaulted while battling a tankhouse blaze. Suspect Robert Robinson, described as negro, subdued and detained for investigation. Also, a Salt Lake City report notes Karroo Grass trial planned for western desert lands as cattle forage.
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Wesatch National Forest
Three Thousand Boys Participate in Club Work Programs
Over 3 000 boys aged 10 to 19 participated in county club work last year, aligned with school schedules and county agents. Demonstrations covered farm production including corn cotton peanuts and dairy calf production with most completing their work satisfactorily, mirroring school completion rates.
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Altig
Shower Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Local families from Shower Springs and nearby areas share visits and calls through the weekend. Numerous relatives gathered at the Vines, Mitchell, and Hodnett households in Bodean and Em, with church visits, babysitting, and extended family get togethers noted.
Trouble For Nothing Denvers Thief Fails Loot Heist
A Denver thief who broke into H. Riddell’s home caused trouble by prying at a lock. He bored a hole in the door bottom and pulled out the key with a wire, then ransacked the house but found only a poulid box of windy.
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H. Riddell
Windy
Roosevelt Suffers Shifts in Presidential Delegate Claims
Fragmentary New York Pennsylvania dynamics dominate Romney era analysis as delegates’ ballots and pledges unfold. Roosevelt holds full strength on first ballot per circulated figures, with 341 pledged and claimed, while lists from Indiana and New York Pennsylvania shape shifting outcomes.
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Delegates Named For Fargo Democratic Districts
Article lists 24 delegates at large and district delegates for Arkansas Democratic events. Named individuals include Senators Robinson and Caraway, Parnell, Lamar Williamson, Vincent Miles, Mrs. Bessie N. Florence, Mrs. T. T. Cotnam, Mrs. Frank W. Gibb, Congressmen Driver, Laura Davis Fitzhugh, Z. M. Mcl Carroll, Dr. W H Abington, Mrs. L. N. Maxey, Mrs. J. H. Gravey, Tuller, Guy Moore, J. D. Sanderson, Dave Partsin, B. Robins, and Junu P. Wooten.
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Childrens parade entry and pageant plans described
The notice outlines a 1992 revue style event featuring a baby parade for ages six months to eight years. It lists entrants including Mr Faye Miss Webb and several regional organizers, with delegates traveling by special Missouri Pacific train car and autos from Verinis sections to attend.
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Unclear fragmentary notice from unknown program
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Personal Mention for Susan Adatha in sorrowful note
A local notice honors the kindness shown to the late Susan Adatha, remembered by family members including Adams Melvin Adana Booker Adams and Morton, who note her thoughtful deeds before her passing in May. The obituary details reflect family tributes and a quiet remembrance within the community.
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