Weary nights and bridges across untrodden streams
Worn by worry and care readers are invited to church society notices. Circle No. 1 of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist meets Monday at 1 pm at Mrs. J. M. Houston’s home with Mrs. J. W. Anderson and Mrs. Chas. Winkin as hostesses. Various society circles meet at homes on North Pine, South Birn, and South Main streets. A surprise shower honors Mrs. Burton Taylor and Mrs. Boyle Bruce at Miss Johnny Clark’s home with spring flowers, angel food cake, and contests. Funeral attendees from out of town are listed and several ladies host Mondays across multiple church groups. Social events include a Thursday Bridge Club at Mrs. Ernest Wingfield’s and a Loyal Temperance Legion meeting at the First Presbyterian Church. A noon dinner honors Mrs. Curry’s Bird birthday anniversary at Dr. Etta Champlin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J. M. Houston
North Pine Street
J. W. Anderson
Chas. Winkin
Brents McPherson
Uttle
Patsy Jane
Benton
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
H. C. Whitworth
South Birn Street
Harry Phipps
JW. F. Soner
St. Marks Episcopal Church
John Barlow
First Methodist Church
Cas. Briant
South Main Street
Earl White
G. M. Green
Burton Taylor
Boyle Bruce
Johnny Clark
South Washington Street
Grady Houston
Allen Honeycutt
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Maudey
R. L. Gosnell
East Second Street
Wol Parkins
Ernest Wingfield
Thursday Bridge Club
Rams
Decoration of a perfectly appointed table for Mrs Curry
A notice describes a decorated table with a bow of lovely flowers for Mrs S. E. Curry and Mrs Belle Loyd along with other Mrs. names and family members. It notes the illness recovery of Dr. D. F. Henry who has left home after a flu confinement of a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. E. Curry
Belle Loyd
Henry Haynes
Likens
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to doctors and nurses at North Louisiana hospital in Shreveport, Louisiana and to officials and employees of the L and A Railway for courteous treatment. Signed by Mrs. W. M. Henson and family, Poster Wiggins and children, Joe Maher family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Louisiana Hospital
Strevyport
W. M. Henson
Poster Wiggins
Joe Maher
South to Solve Tariff Cuts Tupelo Cotton Trade
A speaker laments tariff barriers that cripple Tupelo cotton sales to England noting decades of shipments via Liverpool, English control over global cotton markets, and English recruitment of agrarian experts for cotton production abroad. The speaker recalls a 50 year era exporting about 50 000 bales annually to Liverpool prior to tariff disruption.
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England
Egypt
India
Africa
Tupelo
Liverpool
Old Vincennes Cathedral and Fort Vincennes History
Old Vincennes Cathedral played a key role in early Northwest Territory history. Fort Vincennes surrendered to George Rogers Clark after French settlers founded the church in Vincennes. The cathedral, library, cemetery, and Liberty Bell details mark its long, colonial to modern legacy.
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Neahwest
St. Francis Xavier
Quebec
Northwest Territory
Indiana
Tittols
Wisconsin
Mchigan
Oho
Minnesota
Ceilitat Gulab
Henry Hamilton
Beltishy
Fort Ceebyille
Cennes
George Rogers i
Clark
Vittcennes
Firet
Jobe
Pierre Gibault
Vincennes Durin
Kaskaskal
Fort Backville
Atone
Indangnolis
Lindberghs Flying Pals Offer Aid in Search
Aviators at Lambert Field who were associates of Col Charles A Lindbergh in the air mail service offered their assistance in the search for his kidnapped son. Two companies operating all lines in St Louis instructed pilots and employees to be ready to help if the search extended into their territory.
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Lindbergh
St. Louis
Hele
Slugged and Robbed of His Automobile
A San Antonio taxi driver nicknamed Blondie Harding was slugged and robbed of his car and left unconscious. He regained consciousness about 30 minutes later and told deputies to detain two men on a downtown street who had directed him to a tourist camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pastor to Preach On Anniversary at Blevins Baptist Church
The Rev W B H Stingley will preach at 4 pm Sunday in celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of his first sermon in 1902. A program follows with a recitation by his daughter Mary Sue Old Friends. He hopes former listeners or their families attend, and invites all who wish to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BH. Stingley
Blevins
Stingley
Wal- Janeburg
Bléving
Mary Sue
Epworth Leagues Hold Joint Meeting at St Paul
A joint meeting of Washington Ozen and St Faul Epworth Leagues was held at St Paul church near Ozan Sunday night. The program on Pioneering In the Congo concluded with a business session. Rev Leonard led and a six member program committee was named. The next joint meeting will be in Gren on March 27. Sardis league members attended along with other visitors.
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Washington
Ozen
St. Faul Epworth
St. Paul Church
Ozan
Congo
Leonard
Gren
Sardis League
St. Paul
Stabbing Fatal for Morris at Farewell Fish Fry
Century Fla. veteran pitcher Big Ed Morris of the Boston Red Sox died after a fight at a farewell fish fry in his honor Monday night. Police arrested Joe White, a Brewton, Alabama gas station operator, charging him with murder. Witnesses said Morris and White argued during the gathering near Savannah, Georgia, where Morris was to report to Red Sox training camp. Morris, who lived across the state line in Flomaton, is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Flomatan
Wag
Hig i
Regides
N Chu Church Service Times and Church Activities
N Chu runs First Methodist Church with Sunday School at 11 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Waedenesday
The Church of Christ services and classes
Bible study on the Lord's day morning at 10 o'clock Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Morning sermon The Good Samaritan Evening sermon The Day of Pentecost Midweek Bible study Wednesday evening at 7 Ladies Bible class Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 You are welcome at all these services
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Good Samaritan
Preacher Rev Brunk to Lead Sunday Services at Local Church
Rev Brunk of Texarkana will preach at 7 30 Sunday evening at the church. Sunday school meets at 9 45 and 139 attended last Sunday with a goal of 150. Men s class had 46 in attendance. Communion will follow the Bible school hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro, Brunk
Texarkana
Raymond
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Meetings
W R Anderson D D minister at First Presbyterian Church announces a full week of activities. Sunday school at 9 45 with J C Hall as superintendent, morning worship at 11 00 on the sermon An Obligation and a Privilege, evening service at 7 30 with A Ministering Woman. Mrs Ward Dahauy to sing spirituals Deep River Were You There. Young People Society at 6 30, Ladies Auxiliary executive board at 3 30 Monday, officers meeting at 7 30, prayer meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hall
Egne
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Ward Dahauy
Deep River
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Body of Veteran Found on Tracks in Walnut Ridge
The body of Sam Cravens about 35 was found Wednesday beside Missouri Pacific tracks. Coroner W G Johnson identified him from government discharge papers and a card requesting accident notice go to Louisville Ky. telegrams to that address have not been answered. A coroner jury deemed death possibly accidental by being struck or falling on a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge
Sam Cravens
Missouri Pacific
W. G. Johnson
Montana
Louisville
Johnson
United States
Veterans Bineau
Caversame
B. Wilkerson
Wilkgeeon
Ikerson
Kidnapping Case Sparks Ohio Hunt For Suspects
In Ohio authorities pursue a complex kidnap case tied to a missing boy named James Dedute. Mother pleads, ransom demanded, and a wealthy contractor joins the manhunt after an abduction near Portsmouth. Two alleged bootleggers traced to Youngstown are questioned but fled the hideout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens
Ohio
James
DelJute St
Youngstown
Bhesli
John C. Risher
Fortsmouth
Echod
Anna May
Melins
Azhiabula
Mystery Woman Leaves $30,000 Estate in Memphis
Viola Kaufman, 77, died in poverty in Memphis and reportedly left a $30,000 estate. She claimed her will was with executor Charles H. Toll of Los Angeles and that assets included bonds in several cities. Funeral plans called for burial without religious ceremony per Toll’s instructions. A notebook suggested small bank deposits in Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and San Diego.
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Memphis
Viola Kaufman
Fenegal
Kaufman
Charles H. Toll
Los Angeles
Toll
Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau of
New York
Magnolia Exhibits to Fort Worth at Southwestern Exposition
Magnolia Wes Godley, husbandry instructor at Magnolia A&M College, and Lewis Hoberts, a Fulbright student, will travel Friday to Fort Worth for the Thirty-fifth Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Magnolia will enter 14 Duroc Jersey barrows in individual and class divisions, with five sows producing barrows weighing 200 pounds or more.
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Magnolia
Wes Godley
Magnolia A, A& M. College
Lewis Hoberts
Fort Worth
Texas
Harmful high heels raise danger for women in London
Lieut. Col. J A A Pickard of the Safety First Association warns that tall high heels threaten health and safety. He notes that women suffer more fatal falls than men, attributing the risk to elevated footwear common among women last year.
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London
J. A. A. Pickard
Safety First” Association
Italy
Black Springs Postoffice and Store Burglarized
NORMAN The postoffice at Black Springs two miles west of Nere was burglarized Monday night. Several knives were taken from the store run in connection with the postoffice. Little was taken from the office. An attempt was made to enter the Aston dry goods store.
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Norman
Black Springs
Nere
Aston Dry Goods
Cranks School House Community News Brief
Cranks School House notes a light crowd at Rev Floyd Clare’s service due to weather. Clyde May is ill, Mrs J R Galloway visited her father in law, and J L Galloway of Evening Shade visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs Cent Planner moved in from Boston. Harley Viney returned home from Shower Springs, and others attended local events and a party hosted by Miss Rosolve Cox.
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Floyd Claré
Clyde May
J. R. Galloway
J. L. Galloway
Exo
Lois Lafferty
Henry
Pearl Lewis
Spank Fussdey
Market Report: Butterfat and Cream Prices
Market report lists butterfat and cream per pound, poultry pricing for large medium and small hens, and dressed hogs per pound. The note reflects historical price listings with per pound figures for each category.
Washington Persons and Events Chronicle Local News
Washington Dr J C Williams made a business trip to DeQueen on Tuesday accompanied by Mrs H M Stuart and daughter Miss Pauline Stuart. Numerous residents visited, traveled or attended events in Texarkana El Dorado Hope Nashville and Murfreesboro. The Baptist Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Paul Rowe. the little son of Mr and Mrs C C Gough is ill with pneumonia. Mary Margaret Haynes celebrated her ninth birthday with a dinner party. The citizens are cleaning the old cemetery following heavy rains.
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J. C. Williams
DeQueen
H. M. Stuart
Pauline Stuart
Carson Leonard
Jm Eldorado
Otto Lary
Magnolia
Lynn Smith
Hempstead
Union County
Fayetteville
B. F. Ellington
Atlanta
Washington Citizen
James Pilkington
Luther Spears
Agee Patterson
Robert Levins
Texarkana
Pink Horton
Little Rock
Washington
T. N. Catts
Mary Catts
J. R. Card
Baptist Missionary Society
Paul Rowe
Willie Harris
Black
Alfred Black
J. L
Booker
Mr. Anderson
C. H. Locke
Ozan
C. C. Gough
G. E. McPherson
H. Garner
Nashville
WR. Pruitt
Local Socials Note Broad Visit and Familiars
Henry Chapel and Miss Pauline Simmons of Providence visit Miss Fary Turner this week. Mrs Beckworth and her daughter of Shower Springs had a spat Sunday. Ingee with Mrs Bexison and farm Misses Pearl and Sahel Meeker spent time with Miss.
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Pauline Simmons
Providence
Fary Turner
Beckworth
Shower Springs
Ingee
Misses Pearl
Sahel Meeker
Rapes at go avons sate ce mni buntay ight
In a fragmentary report the text indicates a crime event described in guarded terms with limited readable details. Names, dates, or locations are not clearly legible, leaving the core event implied without explicit attribution.
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Go Avons
Buntay
Weekend Visit Notes and Community Socials
Miss Alice Mae Reece spent the weekend with Miss Mildred Johnson of Shower Springs. Mrs Ruby Hunts and her son Wintrea visited her mother, Mrs Alice Nichole, while Lemmy Wright returned Sunday after a week with friends at Rocky Mound. The community rodeo was enjoyed Sunday and W O Reece is recovering from illness. visitors included Jon Gentry, Paul Richard of Kilgore Texas, and others at the Reece home.
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Migs
Helen
Frank Roberts
Alice
Mart Yeni
Mae Reece
Mildred
Johnson
Shower Springs
Ruby Hunts
Wintrea
Mrx
Alice Nichole
Lemmy. Wright
Frlanda
Rocky Mound
Glendon ‘Betts
Weil Os
Mary Ellen
Mena C! Turner
Alice ‘Nichols
Reece
Wedding Sparks in Community as Calhoons Visit
Spring Brook notes a wedding in the community on Wednesday night February 24 with Minto Ross and Miss Flora Carnes among those mentioned. The Calhoon and Sinclair families spent the weekend with relatives in Providence and Fairview respectively, linking local households through visits and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. Calhoon
Alvie
Calhoon
Providence
Jessie Sinclair
Fairview
Minto Ross
Flora Carnes
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Luther Friavel
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John
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Whelen Springs
C. 0. Carlyle
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Pete Couch
W. T. Noreton
Frank Spencer
Gray Wiggle
Frank Middleton
Shreveport
Emery Lights
Minden
Lawrence Mitchell
Clint Edwards
Frankin Cropy
Prescott
Jack Bush
Little Reel
J. Reed
J. T. Hicks
Mary Wilson
Marys Jin. McRueary
Mr. Reed
Clipper, Oye Ge
Carter Jolson
N. W. Denty
Leo Robbing
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Loyal Temperance Legion
First Presbyterian Church
D. T. Chamberlain
Rae
W. P. Robberts
Huda
Etta Champlin
Be, Curry
Cen
Kiddel
Lott Moku
BNSF
Old
Vincennes Cthelleal
Great Brittain
Vincennes
Richard, DIX
Secret Service
Modgy O'Neil
Buzz Barton
Epworth
Washington, Ozan
Joe White
Boston Red Sox
N. Chu
First Methodist Churcil J
Caamon
the Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
Pieter Churcie
Erwin
S. S
W.R. Anderson
D.D
Jim Cravens
Matha
Lover Hope
Cranks School
Halrad
Joan
Marsh
Spring Brook
R, A Lagrone
M. Brian
Sfraging
C.hal
Agalstant
GEO, W. Panel
Anamnes A. K
Citizens National Bank
Majestie
A. Meadows
UL Archy
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Meadows-Draughon
Certified Public Accountant
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