Not to the swift the fight not to the wise the light
The text records a jumble of religious and social notices from a local church and women’s groups. It lists meetings for the Woman's Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal, W M AL First Baptist circles, Woodmen Circle event with a district meeting on March 25, and a bi weekly Friday Music club event with performances and a noted program. Also mentions social dinners and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks Episcopal Church
M. H. Barlow
Ninth Hervey Street
W. M. al. First Baptist Church
J. H. Walker
East Third Street
Sirete
Emmet Whitten
Seeva Gibson
Grady Street
Areh Moore
Jack Sullivan
North Elm Street
Que
Woodmen Circle
Poplar Grove No
J. M. Houston
North Pine Street
Dick Watkins
George Wary. Mes
M. Jonston
J.C. Carlson
Joy O'Neal
Brendemwre's Stree
Mix
Guyola Bayse
Kerry Dunde
John TL. Molloy
C. C. McNeil
JW. C. Carlton
Més
Bray Haynie
Garriden
Mes
Parker
Stampa
Lor Wilthe
Carlton
P.P. A
FP. L. Padgill
Stith Davenport
J. O. Milam
George Ware
J.C. Carlton
State considers pension relief and impeachment probe outcomes
The article notes funds for old age pensions totaling around 600000 annually managed by the state welfare commission and county boards. It covers a house investigation into Hot Springs enforcement, endorsing impeachment action against Circuit Judge Earl Witt by a 70 to 20 vote, and the rejection of bills on horse racing legalization grace rack fees, a unicameral system, and a preferential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Welfare Commission
County Welfare Boards
Hot Springs
Earl Witt
House
Tower Chamber
Herman Horton
Unsuccessful Bill Prohibiting Teaching of Communism Fails
A bid to ban teaching communism stalls after a divided vote in the house. Proponents argue it targets Commonwealth college near Mena, a cooperative labor institution, while opponents call it an attack on education. A cigarette tax cut from five to three cents also dies in the house roll call, and a separate veto blocks auto license fee relief amid state contracts. Other measures advance or fail as legislative action progresses through committees and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnsberg
Commonwealth College
Mena
Bailey
Selioel
Inisten Beak Industrie Development
Ai Industrial Com- OH
Chiwges
Altel Dows
Annual School Election Notice for Hempstead County Arkansas
Notice is given that the annual school election for Hempstead County will be held on the third Saturday in March 1937, from 2:00 to 1:20 in the afternoon. Electors vote on directors, school tax mills, and other questions per Arkansas law. Polling places are public school buildings. vacancies since the last election may be filled. E. B. Austin, County Examiner, Hempstead County. Fed 2 Mar 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempstead
Arkansas
Hope
E. &. Austin
Exeminer
Hempstead
Fed
First Methodist Church Sermon on Holiness and Sanctification
Pastor Fred J. Harrison leads morning service exploring holiness and sanctification with questions answered in the sermon. Evening sermon at 7 20 discusses The Greatest Friend in the Old Testament. Sunday classes at 9 45 invite all, with Intermediate and Young People's Epworth Leagues meeting at 5 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Religious Services and Sermon Notices from March Church Listings
Sunday and church school times listed for St Marics Church and First Church of the Nazarene. Holy Communion and sermons scheduled with morning and evening subjects, and a note urging regular attendance and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marics
Holy Communion
Serry
Special Singing at First Church of the Nazarene
A Sunday service invitation notes special singing and music at the First Church of the Nazarene. It urges attendance and welcomes all, stressing mindful care to avoid carelessness toward the Master and encouraging visitors to come again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Gethsemane
Church of the Nazarene
Labor Sitdowns Clash With Union Rights Across Plants
The article notes minority unions facing exclusion as UAW grows under Lewis and questions the legality of sitdown strikes. It cites Fansteel, Electric Boat, and Douglas Aircraft actions as examples where sitdowners were driven out or suppressed, fueling broader concern over legal protections and bargaining power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Education Society
Dingmmenys Welfare Club
Metal Polishers
Society of Designing Engineers
Tocoy
United Auto Workers
Lewis’ Cio
Green
AFL
Lewis
Pew
Chicago
Groton
Conn
Santa Monica
Calif
President Quoted Against Himself Raging Senate Court Debate
Senator Wheeler of Montana quoted President Roosevelt from Looking Forward to argue that enlarging the federal judiciary would worsen congestion. He cited the 1933 stance against adding courts while noting the president’s opposition since becoming leader. Senator Norris framed the issue as judicial efficiency versus volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Ontanan
Senate
Norris
Franksin D. Roosevelt
The
Montanan
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senator Black
Dem
Ala
Black
Legal clash over sitdown strikes and property rights
A Michigan legislator proposes a felony for parties to labor disputes who negotiate while on the other side's property. Governors Cross Hoffman and Quinn vow to uphold current law as debates erupt over reconciling human rights of sitdown strikers with employer property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cross
Connecticut
Hoffman
New Jersey
Quinn
Rhode Island
Eight teams remain in state tournament in Pine Bluff
The remaining eight teams for the state high school basketball title are Beebe Jonesboro Hickory Ridge Sulphur Rock Viola Harrison Union Little Rock. Beebe beat Crossett 38 25 in the final day game as Sid night session extends late. Friday results include Little Rock 50 Marianna 21 and more scores. Saturday schedules feature quarterfinals at 8 10 11 and 2 with semifinals at 2. Pine Bluff Zebras may play a prelim before the title game scheduled for 3 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Beebe
Joneshora
Hickory Ridge
Swphur Rock
Viala
Harrigan
Union
Little Rock
Litte Rock
Crossett
Lite Rock
Marianna
McGehee
Sulphur Rock
Rogers
Walkersville
Jonesboro
tHright
Star
Viola
Bay
Harrison
North Little Rock
Centerville
Greenbier
Tinsman
Casa
Jonesboro and
Horrison
Union-Beebe
Cash Dunaway
Pine Bluff Zebras
Pressure Up To 50000 Psi Marks Improvement
The statement notes pressure capabilities reaching from 30,000 to 50,000 pounds per square inch, indicating an improvement of about 30 percent over previously sold filling.
Arkansas School Fund Apportionment Totals Reported
The ledger notes per capita apportionment across counties for the 1936 school funding plan. Sales tax and common school funds contribute toward salaries with quarterly distributions. totals reach about six thousand dollars for a fiscal year. Counties listed include Clark, Hempstead, Lafayette, Miller, Dutch, Union, and more with varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Pee
Cii
Arkansas
Clark
Galnet Hempstead
Lafayette
Miller
Dutch
Bolle
Union
Fewer large cigars reported in 1936 than earlier
The record notes a drop in reported large cigars for 1936 compared with the prior government figure. It cites figures around 80,058.6 in the earlier tally and contrasts with the newer lower total. The source language is fragmented but points to a decrease in reported quantities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wy Child
Harry Leonardr
Magnolia A. and
James V. Sills
Denver
Cola
Hugh Smith
South Pine Street
Sills
Hugh Jones
Mag Stuart
Rob Gosnell
Sanit
Mac Stuart
Ho O. ‘Kyler
Auxiliary of Hope Boys
New Capital Hotel
Darkest
Africa
SUN
MON
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Errol Flynn
Anita Louise
Margaret Lindsay
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
James Melton
Patelein Elstasy Pitty
Alten Jenkins
Hugh Herbert
Wailer Catlett
Conedy
Mid
Es Glesson
Bruce Cabot
Louisa Lather
Inne Ath Ie
Thur & Fri
Bane
Atrolomew
Carrol
Iry
Staning
Tyrone
POWE
NEN
First Methodist Church
Fred Jt. Harrison
First Church OF the Nazarene
M. A. Stumbaugh
N.Y
Selsive
NEA Service Inc
RELY
Sylvia
Sagan
Luc
Aliway
San Francisco
University of California
Nempstead
Nevada County
Stir
Shipley Studio
Walnut Street
Hope Star
Nelson-Huckins
A. C, Erwin
Coker
Tom Kinser
AL the Salinger
Anthony
Anthony Adverse
Trishman
Blood
Charge of the Light Brigade
Bright Star
Walkerville
Galfons
Jett Williams
J.L. Williams
E. C. Brown & CO
Wallace
Williams Oil Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!