Fragmented local notices mix of names and events
Fragmented OCR style notice lists gatherings and people at a village meeting. Names include Mrs C M Agen East Second Street with Mrs Glenn Williams presiding, and Mrs Vesey Cratchfield overseeing. Mentions of attendance at Weslow Aldersgate meeting and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtern
Matile Wynn
Wow. Duckett
Ashdown
Hope
Weslow Aldersgate
Hittle | Hock
Rey
Fred R. Dfarrison
Stith Davenport
Missf. Arnold
Sam Warmack
Ata Patton
We Gy Allison
Rachel Dardan
Dolph Whitton
Ane Mes
Cy Cook
Horace Drawl
Music recital at Hope Gospel tab venue announced
Night program March 20 at 7 30 features pupils in a junior recital led by Mrs Reber Campbell. J T Lael Ophelia Hamilton Burgher Jones Clovis Uissel John Robert Hamilton Linda Jones Marie Kaufman Ken Hoth Crank Mary Dell Wadelle Jack Crank Shirk Gibson Mary Dell Smithward Carolyn Babb Alice Gibson Luther Garner Ir Carolene Braner Mary Elizabeth King Phyllis Williams Marzette Williams Josephing Revyes perform with a string of pieces including a trumpet solo by Kenneth Crank and a clarinet quartet by Luther Garner Jr The public is invited
Fashion pattern book ad for Spring and Summer patterns
A garbled copy describes a pattern book offering blouse and skirt designs with varied fabrics for spring and summer. It highlights ease of wear from casual to dressy, mentions sizes from 14 to 24, and notes illustrated patterns, pricing at 25 cents for the book, and ordering details with a postal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitiern
Pew Syrhig
Bewie
Warlel
Neil
Wacker
Chievagy
Sundays Visitation and Community Anecdotes in Haynesville
Shover Springs resident Joe Baily Beckworth spent Sunday with his mother Mrs J B Beckworth of Shover Springs. Oak Grove visitors Leslie Partle and family. Green Lasvler dinner guests Mr and Mrs B M Gentry. Miss Jimmie Givens Saturday evening. measles affect Judy Gray and John Wayne England. Numerous local visits, church attendance, and birthday party hosted by Mrs Harold Sanford in Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baily Beckworth
Haynesville
J. B. Beckworth
Shover Springs
Leslie Partle
Oak Grove
Lelia Gray
B. M. Gentry
Green Lasvler
Milton Caudle
O. #. Phillips
Sandefur Dudney
Jimmie Givens
Judy Gray
John Wayne
England
Mildred
Wilma Lasster
Flula
Dene Caudle
Pete Puller
Gimily
Bolan
Sandefay Dudney
W. D. Pudney
Orie Jarvis Fot Bright Sey
J. M
Maevine Rogers
Establishing a Good Permanent Pasture with Bermuda and Legumes
County Agent guidance outlines pasture improvement via Bermuda sods pressed in March and early fertilization with manure or 4 12 4 fertilizer. Emphasizes lespedeza, hairy vetch, crimson clover, and timely plowing under of green legumes for soil health and forage value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Charles F. Simmons
Extension Agronomist
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Simmons
Neves- Sarys
Martin Nelson
Agronomist
Nelson
Mc Nelson
Behind the Scenes in Washington By Rodney Dutcher
In Washington Roosevelt and Hull face rapid European shifts that boost dictatorial powers and challenge allied cooperation. The piece notes a stronger Naval expansion stance, the Moonroe Doctrine emphasis, and Britain’s appeasement stance affecting Churchill and Chamberlain, with U S aims constrained by domestic opposition to foreign entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rodney Dutcher
Europe
Roosevelt
Hull
North
South America
Uncle Sam
Bag Holder
Itler
Mussolini
Hoover
Stimson
England
Manchuria
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Britain Faces Ultimatum From Hitler and Mussolini
The piece argues England must stand firm against fascist advances, warning concessions would embolden Hitler and Mussolini. Roosevelt and Hull favored a tough British stance to protect democracy and avoid widespread aggression across Europe, the Mediterranean, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Roosevelt
Hull
Germany
Dodd
Latin America
Middle Europe
Mediterranean Area
Near East
Far East
World
Converse
Turning Point in European History and Peace Prospects
The article argues that Britain and France avoided firm action against Nazi advances, marking a turning point as France ends artificial balance policy and Germany moves to swallow Czechoslovakia. It critiques hopes for a united democratic front including England, Russia, France, and the United States amidst ongoing Italian aid to Spain and German expansion. Vitamin B needed for appetite and digestion is destroyed by cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Europe
Potteré
Germany
Rhineland
Spain
Roosevelt
Hull
Russia
United States
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Roger Young
Florence Ice
Edna May Oliver
Mary Astor
Bol Eyes
Chikie
Saadly City
Srenger
Thur
Tavirites
Humphrey Bogart
Frark McHugh
Louise Fazenda
Hat Pendleton
Penny Singleton
Allen Jenkins
THE
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Elviry
Hox
Gagets
Hiv Nemageneral
Tirst
Whiner Dros
Adyen
Ameres
Torey Blane
Glenda Farrell
Barton Maglake
Winifred S Iave
Craig Reynolds
Advison Richards
David Carlyle
Joseph Crewah
Guedaser
Than Moo
Derek Manthon
Connie Maidwell
Jegins
In Hope
San Quentin
Death Cell
Denver
Colo
California
Toting
Shover
Aeet Henis
New York
Alaska i
Corsicana
Tex —P
Ruth Mitchell
Fem Security Administration
Ethel Shutta
Ethel
Eden
Choice
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Duggar
Ifull
Uni
Mediterranea
Eco Tse Et Ea Cie
Stewart Warner
America
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