Joyful verses and social notices from a Texas town
A collage of verse about finding joy and small pleasures accompanies local society notes. Selected individuals, including Mrs. Jennie McWilliams, Mrs. Pat Rising, and Mrs. ACN. McLarty, visitations and hosting details follow. Various UDC and church events span meetings, greetings, births, birthdays, and social gatherings with neighbors and families in Texts points, Prairie Grove, Texarkana areas, plus an Episcopal Womans Auxiliary gathering and a bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rising
Kathryn
Kansas City, Mo
Acn. McLarty
E. P. Young
Methodist women advance children's work program in Little Rock
Hoyo Mindsy attended sessions of the General Missionary Council of Methodist churches in Little Rock. Mrs Harrison tours Little Rock district meetings this week promoting the new children’s program. The WCTU met Thursday at Ida Boyett’s home with hostesses Mrs St Gillespie and Mrs G Richards. The program opened with America, included a Willard devotional, a statue story by Mrs Hugh Jones, readings, and remarks on what the WCTU can do locally. Refreshments were served to 16 members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyo
General Missionary Council of Methodist Churches
Little Rock
Harrison
Womans Christian Temperance, Union
Frances EB. Willard
Ida Boyett
St. Gillespie
2. G. Richards
America
Edwin Dosset
Guy Holt
Frances E. Willard
Mamie, Twitchell
Hugh Jones
W. B. Mason
Worsey McRae
Bible study and services urged for Chub Hes
A church invites all ages to a Bible study at 10 am and sermons at 11 am and 7:15 pm. Sunday morning lesson titled Almost Thou Persuadest Me to Be a Christian and evening topic AH Loss For Christ Is Gain. Strong attendance praised and members urged to keep interest.
First Christian Church announces services and Homecoming
Pastor Guy D Holt invites all to Bible School at 9 45 a m on Sunday morning with a 11 a m morning worship on Our Full Duty The World Missions offering and Christian Endeavor meetings follow Vesper Service at 5 p m led by Mrs Malcolm Porterfield The pastor's message is Are Our Children Safe Homecoming Sunday is March 31 at 11 a m Midweek service is at 7 15 p m Wednesday attendance is improving all welcome to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Missions
Christian Endeavor
Malcolm Porterfield
Home Demonstration Club Meets at Snell Home
The Antioch Home Demonstration club met February 26 with ten members and one visitor. After Miss Heath’s demonstration, members discussed matters and planned the March 20 meeting at Mrs. Partla Armstrong’s home, focusing on making over an old mattress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
B. F. Snell
Nobie Brooks
Oe Munn
Vida Glanton
Portin Armstrong
Adam Pratt
Aler Lough
Minnie Lee Glanton
Myrtle Hamilton
R. B. Blakaly
Heath
Partla) Armstrong
Mittress
Glavis and the PWA Scandals Exposed by Detail Fueled by Detections
The account portrays Louis Glavis as a relentless investigator who unveiled widespread graft in New Deal programs. It notes his reach into NRA code prosecutions, PWA contracts, and labor rackets, plus his clashes with officials and influence across politics.
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Glavis
Bob Jackson
Bob
Louis
Glivis
D. J
Gliiis
Ickes
Glavishan
PWA
Lke
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Legion Gravis
Virgin Islands
Roosevelt Louis Howe
Reedsville
W. Va
White House
America
Ananias and Sapphira in the Early Christian Church
The lesson discusses Ananias and Sapphira lying to the Holy Spirit about their gifts, contrasting genuine Christian generosity with hypocritical display. It emphasizes the danger of professing ideals without sincere action and upholds the integrity of true Christian character over public pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Uniinsks Polseti
Ananias
Sapphira
Annanias
Barnabas
Sanphira
Apostle
Peter
Simon Magus
Simon the Magician
Ananiases
Sapphiray
Simons
Hawks push for watchdog on vast relief funds
Glavis and allies including Sekes and Justice Brandeis seek aggressive oversight of the $4,000,000,000 asked for by Yext Yene's relief program. They aim to expose spending and press accountability while facing political opposition and supportive voices in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Glavis
Sekes
Justice Brandeis
Local social rounds and visits across Hope area families
Center Point Wealth notes a social week with Gladys Galloway visiting Hope. Numerous gatherings include Galloway Chambless Wright Meadows and Reeves families with extended kin from Tampa. A large crowd attended Hope ball games Saturday night. Also a line about German housing since 1924 outlines 1,751,685 apartments built to aid poorer citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Galloway
Alvin Galloway
Hope
Albert Chambless
W. W. Wright
Delilah Galloway
Jassie Mae Wright
Rufus Crawford
Bodean
J. W. Galloway
A. W. Meadows
Hillrun Meadows
Clineton
Tampa
Fla
Hillrue Meadows
Poney Reeves
Berry Porterfield
Helen
Marie
Jot Porterfield
J. C
Ezra McDowell
Donnie
Hugh Garner
Cornelia
Spring Hit
Gen. Clinton
Pony Reeves
Olen and
Kathleen
John Ridghill
Oscar Hodner
Bodewn
Une Hyne
Harvey Wright
Mill Boys Rise to Political Power in South Carolina
Olin D. Johnson and John C. Taylor rose from Honea Path mill work to high office in South Carolina. Johnson became the youngest governor in generations, Taylor won a congressional seat. Both men started as loom workers, served in World War I, and educated themselves at the University of South Carolina. Their careers stay linked to mill towns and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Olin D. Johnson
John C. Taylor
Taylor
Congress
Johnson
South Carolina
Chiquola
Honea Path
5. C
University of South Carolina
Tebeeton
Johnston
John
Agai
Firebrand
Cole L. Blease
United States
Paul Johnston
Local Family News From Liberty Community
Sickness widespread as residents send wishes for quick recovery. Mr and Mrs Finley Gilbert visit with Willie Gilbert family. Claudio Rosenbaum and kin spend time with Willie Rosenbaum and Chas Springs families. Gladys Terrell ill as Dock Thomas attends bedside. Clarence Gilbert welcomes a daughter born February 23. Mother and baby reportly doing fine. W S Stroud of Washington visits Charles Spring. Lucy Martin stays with Rebecca Gilbert. Allen Downs family visits Columbus. Worthan Martin returns home after visiting relatives. Dell Hill of Columbus visits Clarence Gilbert. E P Martin and son Billy visit Chas Springs. Duval Roberts visits Wade Gilbert. Oscar Mouser visits S B Bristow. Miss Juanita Calhoun calls on Miss Ruby Swans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Gilbert
Willie Gilbert
Claudio Rosenbaum
Willie Rosenbaum
Chas Springs
P. Martin
Dock Thomas
Gladys Terrell
Clarence Gilbert
W. S. Stroud
Washington
Charles Spring
Lucy Martin
Rebecca Gilbert
Allen Downs
Columbus
Guy Gilbert
Houston
Worthan Martin
BE. P. Martin
Dell Hill
E. P. Martin
Billy
Chas
Springs
Duval Roberts
Wade Gilbert
Oscar Mouser
S. B. Bristow Sunglay
Juanita Calhouncaliei
Ruby Swans
U. A. Razorbacks face Texas A and M in key series
Fayetteville Ark Feb report notes Arkansas in second place half game behind SMU seeking a sweep of two games against Texas A&M to clinch or share the Southwest Conference title. Missing captain Moody hurts Razorbacks while A&M, once rising, now sits below .500 after losses to Texas Baylor and TCU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas A & M
Razorbacks
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Cadets
Mustangs
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas Longhorns
SMU
Aggie
Red
White
Fasi
Moody
Aggies
Lise
Columms
John Reid
Texas
Baylor
TCU
Johnnie Davis
Tommy Hut
Track Records Fall at Spa Oaklawn Stakes Day
At Hot Springs the Oaklawn Park sprint distances saw multiple records fall as Thoroughbreds excelled on a fast track. Whisking clocked 1:09 4-5 for sixteenth miles, shattering the former mark. Double Nugget won the third race in 1:10 1-5 after Black Peter matched the prior record in the second. Sessenach also posted 1:10 1-5 in the fourth. A crowd of over 4000 watched, led by second-choice runners near the judges stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Oaklawn
Oaklawn Park
J. Ho Tate
Pat C
Black Peter
Double Nugget
Sessenach
Gudges
Unclear fragment hints at betting line and payout
Fragment mentions favorites to score and a two dollar straight ticket investment. References a Thursday event with a payout of 50108 dollars and vague notes about a Royal and a late inning reversal. Details are garbled and confidence is low.
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Royal
Fragmented garden dialogue from Boston Evening Transcript
An OCR fragment shows a conversation about cucumbers and tending a nursery. Sandy and a gardener exchange phrases about buying and saving produce, with coinage and timing hints. The text is murky but indicates a garden scene and casual commerce in a Boston Evening Transcript page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Gardenar
Gardener
Boston Evening Transcript
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Sid Henry
Jennie McWilliams
Mrs
Carter Gibson
San Angelo
S. L. Bracy Luns
UD C. State Board
City
W. H. Baggett
Prairie Grove
George Hugher
Arkansas
U. DB. C
Benton
Horace Jewell
Linda Jewell
N. W. Denty
Phyllis
Julia, Chester Hospital
Earl Cunningham
Arkansas Division
Praire Grove
Exlward
Drayles
Edgar Brunt
Barlow
M. H. Barlow
Elizabeth Pritchard
Alice Pritchard
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
CC. Spragins
South Nerney Street
Feyton Enloc
Max Cox
Terrell Cornelis
James R. Henry
Prescott
Hervey Bemis
Carl Jones
Petrt Holloway
Texarkans
Edna Jones
Herter Williams
Magnolia A, & M. College
Jett Williams
Misees LeMayne
Oree McCollum
Ruby Lee Cathy
Aileen Ingraman
Fred Harrison
first-Methodist Church
Green Gables
Buck Jones
Red Rider
Sun-Mon
TUES
Shirley Temple
Lionel Barrymore
Middlebrooks
Christ West Fifth and Grary Streets
Glenn A. Parks
First Christian Church
Guy D. Holt
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
George A. Waters
Okla
Tives
Old Liberty
U. of A
Texas A.&m
The
Union
Arizona
Kobe
Nebraska
Armou
Ki, M. McWilliams & Company
Hope, Ark
Spa
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Ae Parson's Shoe Shop
South Main
Hope Water and Light Plant
Geo. Sandéefur
Mer
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Freee
Kok
Ckrandmother
Semin
Mayfield
Etter
Wisconsin
del Monte
California
Seuutll
McOre
Aspanacus
Wes
Mrs. Tucker
Lhs
Cart
Godchaur
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