Wedding and social notices from Arkadelphia and beyond
Miss Anniee Cagle of Owensboro Ky visits Mrs J E Sirtgluton and other relatives as a group of college students arrive. Church and club events fill the weekend with U DC State Board activities in Arkadelphia. meals, luncheons, and tea hosted by Mrs R J White and guests from Little Rock Russellville Hot Springs and Hot Springs area. Marguerite Harris Harris wedding announced. Marguerite to Otho Albretton to reside in Arkadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniee Cale
Owensboro
Otchita College
Arkadel
Phia
J. E. Sirtgluton
Cagle
Dorothy Carroll
Brinkley
Mary Elizabeth Mall
Fordyce
Jon Herring
McRae
Ark
Ooachleg Callege
R. L. Searcy
W. L. Youmans
Lewisville
Art of
UD. C. State Board
R. T. White
Washington Street
Mattle Greer
Lucy Boyd
Jiable
J. P. ‘Bowen
Arkansas Division View
Little Rock
Jess Martin
Russellvilles
Ross Mathis
W. H. McCain
Brown Rogeers
Russellile
Bobcodk
Bntenville
J. G. Williams
Russellville
C. S. Lowthorp
W. G. Allison
A. F. Hannagan
King Snyder
Young
Marguerite Taylor
Elizabeth White
EP. Stewpom
U. D. c. State Board
R. J. White
S. Lowthorp
Arkansas
Richards
M. M. Smyth
J. A. Henry
Wilbur Jones
R.M. LaGrone
White
Charles Haynes
C.S. Lawthorp
Arkansas Division
W. Massey
Hot Springs
State Board
Christine Harris
Houston
Texas
Marguerite
Otho Albretton
Washington, Ark
Howard
Methodists Shurch
Albretton
Etta Gray Cargile
Arkadelphia
Shirley Temple in New Saenger Film Soulful Colorful Drama at Saenger
Shirley Temple stars in a civil war era drama with Lionel Barrymore, Evelyn Venable, John Lodge, Sidney Blackmer and Bill Robinson. The film follows a Kentucky family after the Civil War as a woman faces ostracism for loving a Yankee, featuring Temple's singing and dancing and culminating in Technicolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Ant
Mike
Colonel
Saenger Nerfeet Seren
America
Lionel Barrymore
Kentucky
Shirley
Ian Netress
Bill Robinson
Barrymore
Evelyn Venable
John Lodge
Sidney Blackner
Bil Robinson
Sunday School and Training School Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45. Sunday morning worship at 10 55. Leaders Training School meets Sunday afternoon 4 to 6. No 3 of Training School led by Jap Patterson Jr meets Monday to Thursday at 7 p m. Attendance urged for credit. Vesper service Sunday. Young peoples groups meet 6 15 Sunday. Young Peoples Rally Friday and Saturday March 8 and 9. Representatives from Ouachita Presbytery expected about 175. Billie Oglesby of Texarkana is president.
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Leaderslin Training School
Tur
Jap Patterson Jr
Young Peoples Groups
Young Peoples Rally
Churches of
Mote Gospel Tabernacle Announcement and Services
The Mote Gospel Tabernacle at Corner N Mabt and Ave D led by Pastor Phinis A Lewis invites all to Sunday school missionary Sunday with a morning service at 11 o clock and youth service at 630 pm followed by evening worship at 730 pm. Choir practice and Bible study Tuesday at 7 pm mid week service Wednesday at 730 pm and Thursday prayer day starting 10 am for seekers of a deeper Christian life.
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Mote Gospel Tabernacle Corner
Mabt and
Ave
Phinis A
Lewis
Tdi
Younge Peoples
Tabernacle
First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services
Wallace R. Rogers, pastor, leads 9:45 morning class and 10:55 worship as he continues a series from Amos. Evening services start at 7:30 with Baptist Training Union at 6:30 led by Nathan Harbour. Invitation to attend and enjoy the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Amos
Baptist Training Union
Une
Nathan Harbour
Church meeting and bridge club banquet scene
The First Methodist church plans a Monday evening gathering at 715 hosted by Mrs. C. S. Lowthorp with Mina Mae Milburn Martha Shipp and Charline Crane named for the program. The Thursday Night Bridge club held its second annual banquet at the Checkered Cafe with a St Patrick motif and a four course dinner. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sommerville Coffee Mauldin Glenn Drake Garner Payne Evans and others. Job Tinsley, stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, returned home for a month with his mother Mrs. B C Lewis and Mr. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
C. S. Lowthorp
South Elm Street
Mina Mae Milburn
Martha Shipp
Charline Crane
Little Rock
Bridge Club
St. Patrick's
Henry Sommerville
Clyde Coffee
Bert Mauldin
Doris Glenn
Rank Drake
Opal Garner
Guy Payne
Mattie Evans
Cecil Houston
Job Tinsley
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
Mes
B.C. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Flash error cited in AP controversy and dismissal threats
The Associated Press timeline reveals a false flash was dispatched, with chief Mollombery misjudged and blamed. Kent Cooper expects disciplinary action, urging caution and promising a full board review to prevent repeats. The controversy underscores the reputational damage and calls for accountability across AP staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannot
Keisl
Bureau
Mooberry
St. Jedge
Prince Otto Eduard
Leopold von Bismarck
Dipwid
Plemington
Associated Press
Board of Directors
Kent Cooper
Our Lady of Good Hope Lent Services Highlighted
Our Lady of Good Hope prepares for Quinguagesima Sunday with 800 Holy Masses and a Bishop’s Pastoral Letter. Discourse includes Catechetical instructions, study of Our Sunday Visitor, and Benediction at 7 40 p m. Ash Wednesday mass and blessed ashes follow the Benediction at 7 30 p m and the Way of the Cross with Benediction occurs later Friday at 7 30 p m.
Second Mile and Vesper Sermons at First Methodist
Fred R. Morrison, pastor, urges punctual attendance at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school sessions and a 10:40 a.m. arrival for those not regular attendees. Morning worship centers on The Second Mile, with the Lord’s Supper to follow. Vesper service at 5:00 p.m. features Watching the Other Fellow Win, continuing the series. Fireside Prayer meeting scheduled next week at the Baker residence on South Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alend
E. J. Baker
South Elm Street
Storm Conting ate: Accused Responds in Court
In a terse courtroom exchange the accused asks what he has to say while a judge or official questions him. The prisoner claims innocence, stating he merely extended his hand to test the rain and a gentleman dropped a coin into it. The remark reflects the era's blunt, slangy reportage.
Arkansas Allotted One Million Bales Under 1935 Quota
The Farm Administration announced Friday the 1935 quota of 10,983,264 bales under the Bankhead compulsory control cotton act and a new one year adjustment contract. State allotments listed in 500 pound bales show Arkansas with 0.0 and other states across the nation receiving varied shares as part of a $130 million rental and benefit payment program.
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Washington
Bankhead
Farm Administration
AAA
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Missouri
Patmos Hinton Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Reports from Patmos Hinton and Blevins 4-H clubs on February 20 27 and 29 1935 cover meeting openings devotionals and roll calls. Actions include committee appointments demonstrations plans for the March 29 County Council meeting in Columbus and the Guernsey 4-H rally set for March 16 with Ozan 4-H activity and a planned call meeting for contest entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos-Hinton
Parish Jones
Oscar Wilson
Colleen Camp
R. FE. Adams
Columbus
W. E. Simmons
Miss Griffin
Blevins
Morrow
Herbert Stephens
Guernsey
Blevins Blevins Home Demnatration Club
PH. Stephens
C. C. Merrett
Ozan 4-H Chay
Ozan 4-H
Arknansas
Eatly
TVA Plans Crippled by an Injunction
In Birmingham Friday Judge W J Grubb voided in its entirety a TVA Alabama Power Company contract for North Alabama transmission lines. The ruling also affects an interchange deal selling power to Mississippi counties and Alabama communities. The court granted the injunction after TVA official David Lilienthal advised towns to pursue PWA loans to build independent systems.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. J. Grubb
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alaama Power Company
Untility
North
Alabama
TVA
Alabama Power Company
Tupelo
Pontatoc
Alcorn Country Association
Mississippi
Athens
Pulaski
Grubb
Wheeler Dam
BWA
Judge Grubb
Judge Grub
Centerville Social Notes Smooth Weekend Visits
Centerville residents report a series of social calls and gatherings. Miss Jenn Giens and Miss Ad die McElroy visit family with Mrs Lois Hill McElroy’s kin. Attendees at a party hosted by Mrs John Alton praise the evening. L Ayers from Leovie Martindal Texas visited one night. Shreveport and New Boston guests joined Misses Jean and Mildren Givens, and Miss Addie McElroy Bonnie. Further visits include Glen Vides, Marie Anders, Mrs Angel Revgo of Green Laster, Sal Erwin, Henton Bennett Erwin, and Winston afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn Giens
Addie McElroy Fria
Lois Hill McElroy
Wade
John Alton
L. Ayers
Bridge Indictment and Agreement on Nolle Prosequi
Judge McGehee receives a letter from Mr. Denham detailing doubt about convicting the named gentlemen in the Cotett toll bridge indictment. He notes completion of investigations, low likelihood of conviction, estimated trial costs for Pulaski County, and supports nolle prosequi as urged by Batley.
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Cotett Toll Bridge
Bailey
Pulaski County
Mgr. Batley
Nolle
Long Upset Over Constitutional Convention Rumors
Baton Rouge reports Huey Long’s special session moved key bills Friday night as he rejected plans for a constitutional convention and vowed no last minute amendments. He defended his leadership against charges of dictatorship and recalled political rivalries with We Scott Heywood and Paul Cyr.
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Baton Rouge
Las (P
Huey Long
Lang
Senate Acion
Long
Ladding
Senate
Scott Heytwood
Jennings
Heytwood
Wovernor
Paul ‘Cyr
Cyr
Washington
Sckt
Arkansas Beats Texas A&M In Thrilling SWC Clash
In Fayetteville the University of Arkansas edged Texas A&M 45 to 41 in a tense Southwest Conference contest tied seven times. Captain Taft Moody rose from a hospital to cheer, as H. L. Posie led Arkansas with 16 points, Fulton 9, Gilliland 7, Newby 7. for Texas A&M Tom Hutto led with 17.
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Fayetteville
Ark-In
University of Ar
Texas Aggies
Parkers
Taft’ Moody
Jesup
Razorbacks
H. L
Ke) Posie
Arkansas
Fulton
Gilliland
Newby
Tom Hutto
Davis
Saar Hitler Crisis Showed Hope For Cooperation
Fragmented text depicts Saar and Germany leader sentiment on reconciliation with France, praising equality and neighborly cooperation to avert a regional crisis. Mentions a vast audience and hopes for improved relations through joint efforts to avoid danger.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Hitler
Badin
Germany
Europe
France
Tole Jing
Cdi
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L. W. Young
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Methodist Church
E. F. McFadden
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W. Wohnson
Erwin
Neree
W.M. 5
W. M. S, First
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Circle No. 5
Parson
South Main
Gordes
Koberi
E. M. McWilliams & Company
Hope, Ark
Esso
Third & L, & A
Hope Water and Light Plant
Geo. Sandefur, Mgr
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Brewster, Pastir
Wallace R. Rogers
OUR Lady OF Good Hope
Sumeday
Fred R. Morrison
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hone
C. A. Powell
Hope
U.S
Alabama Power Co
Centerville
Miss Hazel
Abram
New
Coiffure
Hazel Abram
Dallas
Gibb
Miss Abram
Miss Hazel Abram
Cn A
Sun
Saenger
Joan “Lodge
Bank Nine
Paramount
Jazz
K. R. Spearman
Staightontog
Children's Teeth State Bank
Suite
Texarkana, Arkansas
U. of A
Downs
EOE Daa Baa
Tae Eh Hope
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