Pity and Prayer Take Different Paths in Aid and Faith
The column reflects on pity versus action in helping the needy, praising hands-on aid over sermonizing. It notes Mrs Ulmer J Hester’s return to Overton Texas after a family illness and announces church Week of Prayer events hosted by the Wamang Missionary Society and Women’s Auxiliary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulmer J. Hester
Chas
Overton
Texas
Wamang Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Fenlou leads skating world after eighth title amid hints at retirement
Norway's Sonja Fenfaolo, 71, arrived in New York and hinted at quitting competition after capturing her eighth World Championship. In Arkansas notes, local social events include PFA meeting at Paisley School with grandmothers honored, and a bridge party for Mrs. Paul Lewis with Miss Loraine Whitehurst hosting. Multiple short visits to Hot Springs and Little Rock are noted, along with hospital return of Miss Wilma Roberts after appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhe
PFA
Paisley School
Maggie
Anna Likens
O'Neal
Marjorie Dilly
J. R. Williams
Vesey- Crutchfield
H. D. Mayer
J.C. Carlton
Wilma
Roberts
Julia Chester Hospital
Emmet Highway
Paige
Paul Lewis
Loraine Whitehurst
Division
Mac Duffie
E. J. Rephan
Hou
Haynes Awarded Hope Okay Mail Route
G Haynes of Washington won the contract to carry mail between Hope and Okay starting July 1. The service replaces the old Hope to Okay star route and the Washington to Columbus and Saratoga star route. Mail from Hope will depart at 7 30 am reaching Washington at 8 00 am then Columbus at 8 45 Saratoga at 9 00 and Okay at 9 15. The carrier stays in Okay until 4 10 pm and returns to Hope via Columbus. The route will bring Washington mail through to Columbus Saratoga and Okay and may shift service to a star route from Washington later. Bids were submitted. Baynes offered the lowest figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Haynes
Washington
Hope
Okay
Columbus
Saratoga
Haynes
Washington Post
Washington-Columbus
Baynes
W M S First Methodist to Meet at Carrigan Home
The Young Girls Circle of the W M S of the First Methodist church will gather Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock at Miss Mary Delia Carrigan’s home on West Avenue 3. The event follows a day of gifts and a tempting salad course hosted by Mrs. Dewey Hendrix.
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Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Kizer
Carter Johnson
Washington Berry
South Main Street
W. M. Cantley
BL. Kaufman
J. 2. Williams
Mac Stuart
Margaret
Helen Betts
South Man Street
Chira Club
J. C. Carlan
East Third Street
John P. Cox
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Ole Bull
S. G. Norton
John Wellborn
Finging
Grieg
Wallace BR. Rogers
Harriet Story
Grier
C. C. McNeill
BC. Hyatt
London
Dewey Hendrix
WM. S
First Methodist Church
Mary Delia Carrigan
West Avenue
Man Who Killed Bradshaw Freed at Potow? Poteau Trial
Bill Harper roadhouse operator and Arkoma deputy sheriff was freed of murder charges in the Bradshaw slaying after Bradshaw’s family intervened with a special attorney and asked dismissal. Judge Grover Fhinagan ruled no jury would convict, noting no demonstration occurred amid pleas of safety for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Smact Aleck" Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Hou
Becoming Frock Pattern Promises Sizes 36 to 60
A vintage sewing notice invites readers to mail 15 cents for pattern No 104 of a becoming frock. The ad lists cotton print or pique options, sizes 36 through 60, with yardage notes for size 46. It requests name, address, city, newspaper name, and a separate card of payment to Julea Boyd in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julea Boyd
Ark Aveste
New York
Neytien
VMI
Collier and Indian Bill Rally for Self-Government
The Indian policy battle centers on Commissioner Collier as he championed tribal ownership and self governance. He pushed to end boarding schools, restore leadership, and create a Court of Indians’ Affairs while expanding land for individual use within communal ownership. Supporters, including the American Indian Defense Association, back his measure against long running bureau control.
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Washington
America
John Collier
Collier
Indian Affairs
Ickes
Nathan Margold
Interior Department
Crows
Cal
New Mexico
Albert B. Fall
Senate
Indian Bureau
Indiana
PWA
Carlton
S.C
Indian Service
Court of Indians’ Affairs
Manhattan Island
Mave
West
Pee
American Indian Defense Association
Allen G. Harper
Bureau
Congress
PWA Loans Approved for Arkansas Colleges and Farms
Final approval has been given to allotments of about $145,000 for Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway and Arkansas Polytechnic College at Russellville. Only the fuel contracts with farms remained unsigned Friday due to completion delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russellville
Wheatley Awaits Contracts for Arkansas Projects
Wheatley expected to receive Saturday contracts for two University of Arkansas projects. One loan and grant totaling just over $1,000,000 would fund a railway and chemistry building at the Fayetteville campus, while about $500,000 would support the University of Arkansas Medical School in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
University of Arkansas At
Dillinger Shoots Up Police Cruiser Near Chicago
John Dillinger, a notorious fugitive, eluded capture after firing on a pursuing police car in Schiller Park, a Chicago suburb. The attack damaged the officer’s cruiser and ended the chase as Dillinger and accomplices fled toward Bensonville and Des Plaines. Police Chief Robert Christian, while not certain it was Dillinger, said the assailant used a machine gun and bullets narrowly missed him.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana
Schillar Park
Robert Christian
Schitar Park
Irving Park Boule Yard
Que Ha
Manheim Road
Christian
Bensonville
Das' Plaines
Dllinger
Chief Christian
Card of Thanks for Arnett family members and helpers
Card of Thanks. We express sincere appreciation to friends neighbors doctors nurses and city employees who were kind during the Waesa and at the death of our husband and brother Hrnte Arnett Also thanks for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs Brice Arnett Franc Arnett Walter Arnett Sid Arnett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waesa
Hrnte Arnett
Brice Arnett
Franc Arnett
Walter Arnett
Sid Arnett
State Hatchery Is Preparing For Spring Distribution
LITTLE ROCK preparati are under way at the Lonoke hatchery for stocking purposes under Joe Hogan superintendent. Spring distribution will begin in May when bags fry will be available. Hogan said demand is in the fall when fish reach fingerling size. In his final report Hogan said 1,633,000 fish were distributed, 120,000 more than the previous year, including 970,230 bass 593,775 bream 57,760 crappie 9,090 catfish and 2,000 averageown bass.
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Little Rock
Igh
Lonoke
Joe Hogan
Guy Amsler
Commission
Hogan
Pie
Hogan Hill
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Marjorie Higgason
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Luther Higgason
Mrs
Don Smith
Lite Rock
Renhan
Herbert Creasuts
Evan
A. C. Anderson
Colorado
Ross R. Gillespie
Hot Springs
Oakcrest Hatchery
North Walnot Street
A. M. de Graffenroad
Muskogee
Bill Harper
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Taxe Boys
Bere Tae Era ii
Sehr
Ara Ly Hug Parrett Ats
Garis
Paramount
George Clark
Fait
Serve Inc. Regul Matore
Mr. Birch
LD "Pesgiaon
Germany
Belgium
ING
United States
Alucuys
PWA Loans
Dan Thomas
George Scarbq
Hollywood Chorus Gras
Moore
Earle Hag
Dillinger
Deeperado
Evanston
Lake Shore Drive
Lonoke. Plant
Babs
Enrofl
John Welldorn
Mrs. C. P. Holland
John
Gibson Drug Company
Ilson
NRA
ERA
CWA
Stoney
Maceo
Cathphone
Orrite
Shreveport, Louisiana
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