Belief in Happiness Shown in Everyday Life
A collection of brief notes from a small town highlights Mrs F J Mason visiting in Shreveport Louisiana and Miss Frances Darnall recovering after a major operation at Julia Chester hospital. Social events include the Thursday Night Bridge club at North Pine street with Miss Elizabeth Bridewell winning high honors and a George W Robison company stores meeting in which John P Cox spoke on Service. Circle meetings of the Womans Luxary and P T A activities are listed along with visitors at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Darnall
Columbus
Julia Chester Hospital
Chas. Wilkin
Frank Pickell
North Pine Street
Elizabeth Bridewell
George W. Robison Company
Manr C. C. Lewis
Nashville
Prescott
Mr. Lewis
John P. Cox
John P. Cox Drug Company
Cox
George W. Robison
C. E. Romig
Herbert Burns
Hugh Latimer
Hope
Chevrolet Standard Six Stresses Low Price and Cargo Comfort
The Standard six cylinder model features a reinforced front end, 180.96 cubic inch engine, octane selector, and four Delco-Lovejoy shocks. It offers Fisher ner-stream bodies, no draft ventilation, safety plate glass, hidden wiper motors, and chrome hardware. Chevrolet aims for one quarter of production and targets fleet and commercial users with a lower operating cost claim.
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Chevrolet
Elliott
W. S. Knudsen
Ms Master Six
How Cardus Helped Weak Nervous Woman
Mrs. Emma Nichols of Murfreesboro Tennessee describes nerv ousness and back pains improved by Cardui. She used three bottles and gained strength, recommends it to daughters and friends as a tonic to improve appetite and well being. Sold at local drug stores.
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Emma Nichols
Murfreesboro
Temn
Cardus
Cardui
Common Problem in Hard Times and Recovery Path
The text argues that depressions follow frenzied finance and wars, with recovery requiring monetary stabilization. It notes widespread impact from the bank moratorium and a growing consensus that all Americans share the same crisis. It concludes with a call to consolidate objectives and rally behind a common standard as 120,000,000 people unite.
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America
First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Play
The First Baptist church schedules Sunday morning and evening sermons with the pastor in the pulpit. Sunday school meets at 9 45 and the Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6 30. A mid week prayer meeting will feature the play Ba Thane by First Christian church actors. No admission. Officers’ meeting Wednesday at 7. Grace Hutson lectures on How We Got Our English Bible. She speaks March 22 on the same topic.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples Union
First Christian Church
Grace Hutson
Miss Hutson
First Methodist Church Schedule Announces Services
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with worship and sermon at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League meets at 645 p m Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday The choir is to render another beautiful program of Sacred song at the hour of worship Sunday evening Come and hear it.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Méthodist Church
Bible School Endorsed for Better Religious Training
The First Christian Church led by Pastor W. E. Tieterman invites all to Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Evening worship with 6:45 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Indiana educators endorse Sunday school as vital for knowledge of the Word of God.
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L. N. Hines
Indiana State Teachers College
United States
Bible School
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ Service Times and Sermon Titles
John G. Reese ministers a Bible study at 9 45 on Lord's Day morning with worship at 11 and 130. Morning sermon titled Experiences in a Wilderness. Evening sermon titled The Power of Memory. A cordial welcome to all services.
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Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
Revival Meeting Begins Thursday Evening
The Christian Endeavor gathering has prayers at 6 p m with no morning sermon or evening vesper. Rev W Scott Moore assisted by Rev Julian Green will start a revival at 7 45 Thursday evening.
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Christian Endeavor
W. Scott Moore
Julian Green
Banking reform and deposit guarantees outlined in speech
The speech argues prosperity requires wage and commodity price growth and calls for decisive action to raise morale. It promises a thorough banking overhaul and denies a return of 1928-29 inflation. It suggests measures to separate savings from investment banking and likely state guarantees for deposits.
Nebraska Banking Debacle and Keys to Economic Outlook
The piece reviews Nebraska banking reform and federal guarantee funds with solvent risks and projected regulation. It notes a nationwide shift toward security regulation, tighter capital scrutiny, and potential plans to stabilize a sound currency. It highlights wheat crops, urban housing needs, balanced budgets, and renewed confidence driving industry revival.
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Missouri River
State reforms reorganize education and highways plan
The Best in History group gains five new members plus a highways director as executive head. Education shifts abolishing the old Board of Education for an appointive body, with governors appointing a superintendent. Other reforms restructure the Bureau of Mines, the nervous diseases hospital, prison system, and county education offices while adjusting salaries and bond refunds.
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New Education Board
State Board of Education
State Board
Commissioner of Education
Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
State Hospital For Nervous Diseases Board
Futréll
Anderson 7th in Insurance Sales
Roy Anderson, a Hope insuranced man, ranked seventh among Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance top twenty producers for February. The firm lists monthly standings nationwide, and Anderson was the sole Arkansan in the top twenty for that month.
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Anderson
Roy Anderson
Hope Insurancée
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Arkansas
China’s Cotton Beginnings as Decorative Buddhist Drapery
Originating in China, cotton was first grown as a purely decorative plant. It served in ceremonial drapings for Buddhist images, reflecting early ornamental and religious uses before agricultural expansion.
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China
Texarkana Supreme Court Nomination Bids Discussed
Ambiguous remarks from Justice Jesse C. Hart on vacancy causes and nominations surfaced amid Texarkana talks. Arnold cited emergency constitutional questions as he noted proposed appointments and a July 18 delegate meeting where prohibition ratification was discussed and an election of an official was hinted.
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Texarkana
Theta
Jesse C. Hart
Supréme Court
Arnold
Supreme Court
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Brookwood P. T. A
Brookwood School
W. L. Carter
Beryl Henry
Missiriam Carton
Leo Robins
Margaret Simms
Owens
W. J. O'Brien
Little Son of Sport
Tom McLarty
Luxary
First Presbyterian Church
K. G. eRae
Brookwood
Louis Cher
Carter Johnson
Uth Elm Street
Rs. W. E. Bann
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W. E. Bann, Jr
J. Reynolds
Mary Urban
George Raft
Tom Keene
Nancy Carroll
Nelson Huckins
W. R. Rogers
First Methodist Church
J. L. Cannon
W. E. Tietérman
Prosperity Club
Nebraska
Behtion
Agricultural Credit Board
Charities Fund For
Arkansas Tuberculosis
McRae
House
Northwestern Mutual Life
Camerion
Geni Con Indy
Phidtie
Hevrole
Chévrolét
Fisher
Flint
Michigan
C.M.A.C
Chevrolet Motor Co
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