Community Society Notes and Club Meetings
The First Baptist Y W A met at Miss Ruth Coffman’s home for regular Mission study with a subsequent program by Mrs. Hugh dongs and a salad course. Gleaners class to meet Tuesday at the South Main educational building for business and social, while Friday Music Club held a postponed meeting at Mrs. J C Carlton’s home with Choral club practice and a program by Mrs. George Ware. The reading featured Wallensel and Gretel by Mrs. Dick Watkins with operatic selections. New officers to be named March 12 with Mrs. Dick Watkins leading. Civele No 4 of the Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. J R Williams home on South Main with a covered dish luncheon. Reports show budget surplus. Men’s dinner plans by Circle 4. Bible lesson led by Miss Mamie Twitchell. Brazil program by Mrs. W A Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. J R Williams visited Hot Springs races Tuesday. Mrs. d J Battle returns from St Louis stay with Dr Grandison Royston and Mrs Royston. Two Presbyterian youth carloads from Hope attended Ouachita Presbytery Young People Rally in Texarkana. about 150 registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Ruth Coffman
Hugh Dongs
J. C. Carlton
George Ware
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Orton
J. R. Williams
South Main Street
Carter Johnson
Orton
Circle No. 4
Bible Lessson
Mamie Twitchell
W. A. Cobb
Brazil
Hope
Ouachita Presbytery
Texarkana
Negro Amateur Program Draws 500 at Hope City Auditorium
A crowd of more than 500 attended a Monday night Negro amateur program in Hope City Hall auditorium. Robert Lee Bradford won first prize for a dance act, with Mike Wilson and Alfred Smith taking second for a saxophone and piano duet. Daisy Lee Wilson and Earle Johnson earned third for a musical love scene. Proceeds fund Negro WPA grounds improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope ‘City Hall
Robert Lee Bradford
Mike Wilson
Alfred
Fat) Smith
Daisy Lee Wilson
Earle Johnson
WPA
County Debt Body to Meet on 18th
Hempstead county Farm Debt Adjustment Committee chair M. Osborn announced a regular meeting at the Resettlement office Hope at 10 p m Thursday March 18. The committee helps debt burdened farmers negotiate with creditors to avoid foreclosure or bankruptcy and works without pay beyond out of pocket expenses. It operates with governor appointed citizens and is coordinated by the Farm Debt Adjustment Unit of the Resettlement Administration. Further information may be secured via the chairman extension agent or the RA rehabilitation supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. M. Osborn, Cairman
Hempstead County
Farm Debt Adjustment Unit
The
Resettlement Administration
Removes Stumps and Terraces With Dynamite
Ray Rogers of Shover Springs, a Soil Conservation Service co operator, blasted stumps with dynamite to clear a field recently washed and in need of terracing. Using four to six sticks per stump, he made the land terrace ready and rows layoff possible, a model for other farmers facing similar problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rogers
Soil Conservation Service
Shover Springs
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Japanese Foreign Policy Shift Cited by Sato
Sato urged peaceful cooperation with nations to ease Japan's clash with China interests. He said Russia relations would improve if the Communist International were eliminated, aligning with a Japanese-German accord against it. His stance marked a reversal from predecessors and reflected long-held aims to expand control in North China via Manchukuo since 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Russia
Sato
Germany
Manchukuo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Real Scarcity of Help Returns to Private Industry
Continued from page one, the shortage serves as a negotiating buffer between employers and prospective employees. It prices skilled workers back into private industry and helps workers locate jobs matching their experience.
Her Name in Lights Drama and Romance in New York
Jennifer and Daphne vie for Larry and Tucker in a melodramatic college age tale. Jennifer schemes to win a rich husband while Daphne grows wary as passion and rivalry drive the April night encounters. The scene ends with intimate tension under an April moon.
Tomorrow at four at Grace's romance after a late confession
Daphne awaits Larry's call as Jennifer watches. Daphne receives his proposal and joy cliffs, while Jennifer, tired from modeling, suspects love's grip. Larry declares love and plans to marry, but Daphne hesitates, knowing she cannot tell him she must wait years for freedom. Tomorrow holds the long-awaited meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace's
Daphne
Jennifer
Helen’s
Larry
Mandbaum
Dephne
Fea
Hope employment office seeks skilled applicants
Placements are based on ability to do the job not family need. Applications invited from highly skilled persons in trades, commercial, or professional lines for good positions opening. Free service to employers and applicants. Hope office at 14% S. Main street over Jack's News Stand. Telephone 322.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
S. Main Street
Jack
Farm bureau aims to boost practical farming in Hempstead
Judge Rider promotes practical education for farm boys and girls while noting Latin has little value for farmers. Hempstead County benefits from a conservation office and a CCC camp to support local farming efforts. The farm bureau backs a dairy and beef cattle program and warns Southwest Arkansas farmers not to rely solely on cotton to pay debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
CCC
Farm Bureau
Arkansas
County club bids farewell as leaders depart
The club honored Joe Floyd with a pen and pencil set in a farewell address by John P. Cox. Floyd plans to join the Camden WPA office staff. The club voted to attend an inter city meeting with Hot Springs on March 24. Nearby guests Tuesday included Frank J. Hill and Leonard Elis as King Leopold II appears on a Belgium 5 franc coin for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Floyd
John P. Cox
Floyd
Camden
WPA
Hot Springs
Mr. Rider
Mr. Huskey
Frank J. Hill
Leonard Elis
Banks Not Worried By Postal Savings System
Washington says banks do not view the postal savings system as serious competition. Comptroller J F T O'Connor notes banks have ample funds and explains there was a period of concern, but adds the issue may recur in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. F. T. O’connor
Comptroller of the Treasury
Reybold May Get New Engineer Post in L. A.
The Arkansas Democrat cited Washington talk that Lt Col Eugene Reybold, chief engineer in Memphis, was chosen to head a new engineer district to be created in Little Rock. The report notes White House authority and notes on rollout. Also, Roy M. North comments on Sherman stamp protests by South Carolina and Georgia legislatures as boosting sales.
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Reybold
L. A
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Washington
Eugene Reybold
Memphis
Engi
Sherman Stamp
Seles
Caroline
Georgia
William Tecumseh Sherman
Roy M. North
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Oie
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Tuck
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Jay
Hse
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Tess
Leopold II
Belgium
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Pray
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Eagle
Geo. W. Robison
Prescott
Nashville
Robison
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UCO
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Norborne
Charming
Longchamps
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Marine Blue Kid
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