Mission Society meetings and club notices in town
The notice lists Womans Mission Society and church groups planning Monday afternoon gatherings at various homes on Elm Hervey and Main streets with several hostesses and associations of the First Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches. It also mentions Lucille Turner’s week guests and Jimmie Walters’s fourth birthday party at South Elm Street with a cake and games.
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Elc No
Womans Mission- Society of the First Methodist
Henry Juart
West Avenue C
Sam Taylor
Kyle
Methodist Church
Johns
South Elm Street
Frank Miles
Hugh Mclughey
Womans Missionary Society of
First Christian Church
W. E. Kinard
Womans Missionry Society of the First Methodist Arch
L. W. Young
Hervey Street
George
Kele
First Methodist Church
Bertha Turner McRae
East Third Street
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
Bie
Young Women's
Womans Misionary Society
The
First Methodist Arch
W. G. Allison
Westerner
Frank Pickell
E. E. White
J. E. Walters
Jimmie
Katherine Franks
Iss Marian Smith
Marie Saufman
Fair Elissa Landi Stars in Warrior's Husband
The article describes Elissa Landi as a striking beauty and previews her next film Warrior's Husband about women who fight while their husbands do the dishes, highlighting the rugged appeal and social angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elissa Landi
Delightful Ice Course Event For Young Friends
A merriment filled gathering served a delightful ice course with cake to Rosemary Coop Gloria Wolfe Mary Catherine Betts Frances Duke Peggy Marie Pentacost Dora Lou Franks Carolyn Sue Cornelius Neal Testerman John Cecil Weaver and Ellsworth Bailey. Mrs Ann Dearing returned Wednesday night from Dallas where she attended the Weichel's Spring Style Revue at the Baker Hotel from Monday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Coop
Gloria Wolfe
Mary Catherine Betts
Frances Duke
Peggy Marie Pentacost
Dora Lou Franks
Carolyn Sue Cornelius
Neal Testerman
John Cecil Weaver
Ellsworth Bailey
Ann Dearing
Dallas
Weichel
Baker Hotel
Crowd of officers trap cardboard figure in second story room
Four policemen creeping toward a second floor room in Salt Lake City stealthily announce a capture. At the signal they rush in only to discover the supposed suspect is a cardboard likeness of a woman propped against the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robber Swanson Short-Changes Victim in Vancouver
William Swanson tried a hold up on K Inouye in Vancouver but had no gun. Inouye fought back recovering 13 cents and papers from Swanson as police inquiry unfolds.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Swanson
Swanson
K. Inouye
Inouye
Cow sweat glands limited to the nose area
A cow primarily secretes sweat through the nose rather than widespread skin perspiration. This selective gland presence influences heat regulation and shows a distinct distribution of perspiration in bovines.
Construction of MormonTemple Ends in Four Decades
The project to build the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City spans forty years, reaching completion after a lengthy period of labor and planning by city leaders and religious authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Four State Schools Lose Tax Funds in Arkansas House
The Arkansas House, meeting as a committee of the whole, voted against appropriations for operation and maintenance of four state educational institutions. The affected schools are the Junior Agricultural School of Central Arkansas at Beebe, the Normal School of the Ozarks at Harrison, and the state vocational high schools at Huntsville and Clinton. If the action stands, the schools face suspension at session end. The committee also trimmed several Budget Committee recommendations and rejected a pay cut proposal for Henderson State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
House and Representatives
Junior Agricultural School
Central Arkansas
Beebe
Normal School of
the Ozarks
Harrison
Huntsville
Clinton
House
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Wrigley raises Cub workers' wages. Vance criticized for laziness
A newspaper dispatch notes Philip K. Wrigley plans wage increases at the Cubs' chewing gum plants as a sign of prosperity. Brooklyn accuses Dazzy Vance of laziness after his sale to St. Louis. Vance pitched 40 wins in three years for $63,000, then inactive due to a lame arm. Kentucky Derby attention centers on nominations and starters, with fees flowing to the winner and Churchill Downs adding funds. historic Derby purses are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis
Vance
Churchill Downs
Ray Starr
Giants
Cardinals
A O U W Lodge Organized in Hope Kansas
The A. O. U. W. lodge No. 34 of Kansas was organized at Woodmen hall Friday night with 23 charter members. Officers were elected and installed by Deputy Grand Master Workman Lloyd D. Lawson. Charter membership remains open until the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Kansas
Woodmen Hall
L. D. Lawson
Lloyd D. Lawson
A. B. Smith
J. H. Roberts
Jack Terry
Herby Downs
Wilma Roberts
John Moore
Albert Lemley
Stewart Hunt
Everett Cash
Joe B. Hargis
Litzy Prescott
J. J. Roberts
New York Racing Faces Attendance Dip Amid High Prices
Admission costs reach $3.85 in the grandstand and $7.70 to $8.80 for the clubhouse while Maryland bets top $35 million with $500,000 tax. New York payroll hits $7,282,313 with 204 jockeys earning $1,142,400, and overall income down 48 percent from 1929. In 1906 gross receipts were about $4 million, versus $1,531,155.29 last year.
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New York
Maryland
Farmer-Wrestler Browning Becomes Local Champion
The piece recalls Big Jim Browning Browning a farmer from near Verona Missouri as a rogue in wrestling champions. At 230 pounds and six feet tall he appears in a quirky match while phony chewers roll from his mouthpiece.
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Tleman
Centralia
Big Jim Browning
Jim
Verona
Browning
Haoifteyn
Double Court Paradox In Knoxville Family Legal Battles
In Knoxville Tennessee two lawsuits occurred simultaneously at the courthouse. Hugh Simpson defended his uncle Newman Simpson in one case while Wallace McDonald defended his uncle John W Griffin in the other. Newman Simpson is cousin to John W Griffin.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Court House
Hugh Simpson
Newman Simpson
Wallace McDonald
John W. Griffin
Aunt Agatha Recovers as Well-Meaning Visitants Counters Ill Sight
Aunt Agatha, recovering from flu, is upset by tactless visitors who insist she looks worse. Her sympathetic nephew consoles her, telling her not to let comments affect her, noting she looks no worse than usual.
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Agatha
Sign of the Cross opens at Saenger with Nero drama
Cecil B. DeMille presents The Sign of the Cross at the Saenger Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Fredric March stars as Prefect of Rome in a romance with a Christian maiden Mercia. Elissa Landi Claudette Colbert and Charles Laughton headline the cast.
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Nero
Cecil B. DeMille
Saenger
Fredric March
Rome
Mercia
Claudette Colbert
Saenger Theater
Mr. DeMille
Elissa Landi
Charles Laughton
Prosperity club votes offered for Sunday school attendees
Local merchants discuss the value of old account checks amid currency concerns and a potential panic. A firm will give 25 Prosperity club votes to every person who attends Sunday school on Sunday March 12, as part of a promotional push.
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Prosperity Club
New Bureau Authorized By Law Faces Utility Opposition
The measure to create a new bureau was opposed by utilities during legislative consideration. Critics attacked a provision making evidence from the commission conclusive as unfair. The tribunal may join lawsuits but cannot initiate rate litigation. City Councils hold that power. The commissioner must present findings to courts after rate litigation begins.
What price civilization for children and culture
A reflection on childhood and civilization contrasts Eskimo and savage societies with modern upbringing. The author questions early conditioning, argues that overcivilizing can ruin temperaments, and suggests avoiding nagging to keep children happier while noting adults rarely shirk responsibility.
Government Printing Office Employs About Four Thousand Workers
The Government Printing Office normally maintains an average workforce around 4000 employees. This figure reflects typical staffing levels reported for the agency.
Church to Enact Ba Thane Sunday Night
The First Christian church will stage the play Ba Thane Sunday night at 7 30 written by Edna A Balwin of Chicago Theological Seminary. It portrays missionary life in Burma and the Western role in Asia with emphasis on foreign missions. An offering for missions will be taken and the public is invited.
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Ba Thane
First Christian Church
Edna A. Balwin
Chicago Theological Seminary
Burma
Great Mission Field
Attendance at Belton B Y P U Services Encouraged
Belton praises large turnout at B Y P U Sunday night and invites more to return next Sunday to Sunday school. Jerome Luck of Bingen attended the event while Mr and Mrs J L Eley were shoppers in Nashville and S F Leslee visited DeQueen on business. Douglas Chism and Chester Dotson attended preaching in Nashville Sunday night.
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Jerome Luck
Bingen
J. L. Eley
Nashville
S. F. Leslee
DeQueen
Douglas Chism
Chester Dotson
For Rent Modern four room apartment unfurnished
For Rent four room apartment near by, unfurnished, close in. Rent at 12 dollars and 50 cents per month. Phone 224. 2-3tp
Man Uses Liquor Duty To Fight Son’s Drinking
A Fort Worth father calling himself a dry agent bought liquor to seize it as evidence. He reported his haul to the sheriff, triggering arrests of Mrs. T. J. Self and her son for possessing six gallons of whisky and 200 pints of beer.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Sheriff's Office
T. J. Self
Nutty donor helps park squirrels endangering man
Oliver Stalder fed peanuts to squirrels in Golden Gate Park. Five squirrels attacked him, causing a fall and injuries to his right hand before he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciisco
Oliver Stalder
Golden Gate Park
Stalder
Insurance broker Fredericks cleared in child custody case
William Fredericks an insurance broker was arrested and charged with child stealing but Judge Edward R Brand dismissed the charges after Fredericks testified the child Marilyn was his own daughter. He had taken his six year old from his former wife.
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Los Angeles
William Fredericks
Edward R. Brand
Fredericks
Marilyn
Parie Dog Burrow Dives 10 to 15 Feet Deep
The burrow of a prairie dog extends straight downward for ten to fifteen feet.
Local Champ Faces Fund Shortfall Ahead of State Meet
A regional basketball champion from Arkansas failed to secure necessary funds for the upcoming state tournament. The athlete, who earned a notable prize recently, now must raise money or miss the event.
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Arkansas
Fragmentary courtroom remark leaves witness unsure
A terse exchange references crossing examination and uncertainty about owning a car, leaving the witness unsure about personal possession of a vehicle.
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Arthur Allen
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Clyde Hill
Allen
Miss Eakin
Ee Womans Missionary Society of Baptist Church
C. C. Lewis
South Main Street
South Hervey 1
Lucille Turner
Magnolia & M. College
George Iner
Mabel Perry
Ry Agnes Hammond
Stephens
Ray Abbott
Hampton
Magnolia A. & M. College
Redric
Charles Laughtor
Cecile
Beebe and Harrison
Liam Braucher
A. O.U. W. Lodge
Hope
Saenger Sun
Mon
Pacific
First Christian
Basket Champio
McNeil
E. M. McWilliams & Ceo
Beauty Talks
Madame Rubinoff Cosmetic Co
Madame Rubinoff
Chicago
Osmetic CO
Memphis
Hope Star
South
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