A Church Spire and Emblems Across the Sky
A vivid devotional poem paired with social notices from a local paper. The verse describes a church spire alight at sunset with celestial imagery, while the notices record weekend visits, travels, and social events among residents including Mrs. Allison, the Slusser family, Mrs. Hodgins, the McCloughans, and others, detailing trips to New Orleans, Shreveport, and Washington, as well as church group meetings and bridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
W. G. Allison
Little River Country Club
A. B. Slusser
New Orleans
The
Cotton Cooperative Association
Prescott News In Brief Delivers Local Club Notes
The Rosston Road Home Demonstration club will not meet this month and will gather next month at rug time. The Rosson road sewing circle closed its year with Mrs. H. J. Kirk. A large crowd enjoyed sewing and a social hour with refreshments from hostess Mrs. R. A. Wyte. Governor Futrell set to speak at Prescott at 3:30 p.m. June 30 in support of the Nyberg Anti Tax Increase amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosston Road
Rosson Road
Capital goods revival tempers unemployment fears in 1936 era
Amid high unemployment estimates touching seven to ten million, analysts focus on capital goods activity. Steel demand for autos, railroads, and plant modernization hint at a recovery, with Standard Statistics placing capital goods at 70 versus 1926 baseline and consumer goods near 102. Optimism grows as the first half of the year shows substantial gains, 38 percent from 1935 and 53 percent from 1934 in capital goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Goods Industries
Rice Garnish and Pensions Mentioned in 0s Era Note
A fragment notes rice used as a decorative touch for wooden picture frames and sprinkled on sticky surfaces. It also records England paying about 5 000 old age pensions last September, including both contributory and non contributory programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Feast and Mass Devotions Highlight Holy Week Observances
The church marks the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul and other devotions, with a Holy Hour and Mass services this Thursday and Sunday. A Fourth of July Mass of Thanksgiving will honor freedom, followed by prayers for continued blessings. The First Methodist Church reports sermons, programs, and special music for Sunday services and Epworth League events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Late
Peter and
Paul
Christi
Elizabeth
Leo
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Preaches Sunday Services and Evening Evangelistic
Hope Gospel Tabernacle outlines regular Sunday schedule starting with Sunday School and the 11 o'clock worship. The pastor will speak at the morning service and again at the 8 o'clock evangelistic service. Children’s church and Christ's Ambassadors meet at 17 p.m. Join Hope's Full Gospel Center for the evening hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Children’s Church and
Christ's Ambassadors Meeting
Tabernacle
Hope's
Full Gospel Center
Garrett Memorial Baptist Meeting Converts Seven At State P.T.C.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church reports the State B P T C meeting at one church was a great success with seven boys and girls converted. Thanks are given to friends for help. Regular services continue at the church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching in the morning and evening. Ronald Reece leads prayer meeting for the first time Wednesday at 7 p m.
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Ronald Reece
BP. i
Fire Destroys Lumber Yard at Little Rock
Fire Saturday destroyed the downtown yards and offices of the Enterprise Lumber Company in Little Rock. The blaze threatened adjacent buildings but was contained by firefighters after several hours. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Social Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns
Washington residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and hosting friends across Arkansas and nearby states. Names include Mrs. don Burnett, Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Kathryn Holt, Rev and Mrs. W. E. Elmore, Minnie Haynes, T. J. Robinson, Miss Twogene Robinson, Annie Bornive Meeks, AJM. Simons and children, Sarah and Joly, Taloa McGough, Margaret Blick, Victor Alexander recovering after surgery in Hope, Mize Vivian Beck visiting Miss Mary Lee Thomson, Charney Barnett, and Mrs. Pinke Hortots with Miss Billy Moniee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Burnett
Mary Leonard
Joiner
Washington
Kathryn Holt
J. L. Booker
Nashville
Lee
Odessa
W. E. Elmore
O. A.mcknight
Minnie Haynes
Damas
John Card
Josephine Hospital
Hope
Mize
Vivian Beck
Sevrosa
Mary Lee Thomson
Emarett, My
Charney Barnett
Texarkana
Pinke Hortots
Billy Moniee
Weekly Sunday School Lesson Stories of Jesus and Easter
The lesson outlines Jesus meeting human needs and inviting all to accept God’s grace. It recalls the parable of the man who prepared a feast and invited many guests and highlights human weakness beside opportunity. It then shifts to Easter, detailing Jesus’ triumph over death and the continuation of the gospel narrative.
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Jesus
Lessons in Jesus teachings across a quarter's study
A summary of a religious curriculum examining Jesus parables and teachings. It covers the Prodigal Son social philosophy, the rich man and Lazarus, forgiveness humility and prayer, Zacchaeus honesty and salvation, a temperance interlude, and the final scenes from Last Supper to Calvary, concluding with the risen Christ sending disciples to spread love and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Atory
Diver
Lazarus
Josua
Zacchaeus
Gethsemane
Calvary
Ashley Speaks For Sales Tax to Fund Schools and Pensions
Ashley condemned the Nybere amendment and urged a sales tax as the means to fund schools and welfare programs and provide pensions for the aged. He said he would seek public ratification if Nybere's amendment were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Nybere
Union County Democrats Endorse Neill C. Marsh For Congress
The Democratic Central Committee of Union County Arkansas unanimously endorses Neill C Marsh for Congress. They praise his character, justice advocacy, and independence from political factions, calling him a champion of democracy and a tireless party worker. Signed Walter L Brown, chairman, and T L Burnide, secretary.
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Democratic Committee
Neill C. Marsh
Congress
Union County Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Union County
Arkansas
Walter L. Brown
T. L. Burniide
Evangelist H. Leo Boles to Lead Gospel Meetings in Nashville
Evangelist H. Leo Boles of Nashville Tenn will begin a series of Gospel meetings with the Church of Christ at West Fifth and Grady streets starting Sunday June 28. He is a noted preacher and former president of David Lipscomb College for sixteen years, later—now—editor of the Gospel Advocate and related publications. He has long taught Bible at Lipscomb, serves on religious education councils, and will oversee the song service led by Austin Cope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leo Boles
Nashville
Church of Christ
West Fifth
Grady Streets
Bro Boles
David Lipscomb College
Tenn
Hevis
Gospel ‘Advocate
One Gospel Advocate
International Council
David
Lipscomb College
Austin Cope
Fragmented Local Notice and Historic Details
The text references morning services at 10 o'clock and evening services at 5 o'clock with a youth service, inviting the whole community to attend. It also mentions a Central Railway constructed between 1871 with 132 tunnels, and an artist Titian obtaining inspiration from a bunch of grapes kept in his studio.
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Central Railway
Titian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Css
Fiorence Hodgins
M. H. Barlow
Elizabeth Pritchard
Shreveport
Lia
Ed McCloughan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Myra
M. M. McCloughin
H. W. Timberlake
Annie Joe
Blevins
Hape
Atte
Milam
Eva Joan
Washington City
New York
Long Brouch
N. J
J.T. Westland
Hattie Anne Feild
J. R.kelly
Louise’ Kelly
Memphis
Dallas
Texas
Miss Kelly
Miss Field
Stephens College
Columbia
John S. Gibson
Carter
Mrs. Gilson
San An
Gelo
Edvis Gibson
Grace Clark
San Anelo
Nebo
First Baptist Church
Jennie McWilliams
Mrs
Wil Graves
Malvern
A. K. Holloway
South Pine Street
Ram
A. M. Key
M. Mc Williams
Fae
Percy Sharp
Wittle Son
Perey Dd
Mooringsport
Frank Tearne
Fit
Bay Sene Athe
Rev
E. A
Suever Smith
Prescott
Dale -M'Kinney
Marco
America
W. ¢. Fields
Poppy
Rochelle Hudson
ST. Mark's ‘Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Frei
Epworth League
Luther Hollamon
Guyola Basye
Ralph Routon
Orgian
Ernest O'Neal
Clifford Franks
Ruel Oliver
Columbus Circuit
D. McSwain
Columbus
M. E. Church South
Liberty
Water Creek
Saenger
W. C. Fields
Eustice McGargle
Pappy
the Saenger
Acts
Union County Central Committee
Neill C, Marsh
Evangelist ” Leo
Boles
Téim
Evra
Hotel Mency
P. A
Hope Star
Bingen
Bodcan
DeAnn
Emmet Falcon
Hope— Jack
Webb
Emmet Townsend
Prescott— Guthrie Drugstore
Jolly Drugstore
Washington— Gold
Fulton
Guernsey
Hope Lewisville McCaskill Mineral
Patmos
Prescott Rosston
Rocky Mound
Spring Hill Rings
McCaskill
Rhodes Cafe
McCaskill Drugstore
Nashville— Crystal Cafe
Nashville Drugstore
Ozan— Robins Service Station
Blevins— M. L. Nelson & Ca
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