Gardening Faith and Community Bonds in Little Rock
A reflective garden piece notes how tending soil teaches persistence and wisdom, with gardeners finding strength in soil and blooms. The column lists social notices from Thursday events in Little Rock, including tea gathers, bridge club at South Main, and Baptist Young People program plans for March 2 with Miss Beryl Henry as guest speaker.
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Hke
Pat
Nobing
Lille
Alwys
Alan
Little Rock
Atlanta merchants visit from Hope provide thanks
We thank friends and neighbors who were kind and thoughtful during our recent bereavement. Grateful for the beautiful offerings and support from J.D. Glenn Laura Chirke Abbie Sharp Werder Clarke Dollie L Green I B Elliott and others.
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J.D. Glenn
Laura Chirke
Abbie Sharp Werder Clarke
Dollie L, Green I
B. Elliott
New Deal advisers weigh wartime profit taxes and Baruch plan
The article discusses the role of a writer and committee member on the technical advisory board in shaping a New Deal measure. It covers witness testimonies by Kent and Bernard Baruch, the Senate committee’s stronger bill favoring excess profits taxes, and Baruch’s explanation of how wartime production with cost controls could yield profits despite a high excess profits tax.
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Tunes
Anc
Bernard Mannes Baruch
Johnson Sider
McSwain
Senate
Baruch
War Dot Jeies Commission
SFA Conego
Bt Ig
Synchromatic Dodge Delights At Crowd Packed Auto Show
A读tr immersed in 1935 Dodge exhibit learns the term synchromatic as the carmaker touts automatic front suspension transmission and engine controls. Attendant explains sync and automatic self acting gear shifts, choke, spark timing, carburetor heat and thermostat regulated cooling all designed to synchronize with engine conditions. Visitors press for the meaning of synchromatic amid the fascination with new Dodge tech.
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Ee Gewaurst
Daedee Engineering
Highway Bridge Bills Stir Pine Bluff Delegation
A Pine Bluff citizen delegation and legislators debated highway funding and bridge control. Representative Hendrix Rowell defended HW. B. 220 seeking state bridge oversight, while Gov. Wishon’s stance tied to a bridge bill outcome. The exchange touched on bond payments for seven bridge districts and potential veto risks.
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Pine Bluff
Waln Retort
Hendrix Rowell
Veftersen Vouy
State Highway Commission
Fooweta Omy
Marion Wasson
State Bank
Rehianhiys
Bill Spousers
Traback
Waitsson
Power of United Prayer in Peter’s Prison Lesson
Weekly Sunday School lesson discusses Peter in prison and the cost of prophetic truth. It emphasizes steadfast faith, adherence to God over man, and the enduring power of prayer even without material deliverance. The lesson invites judicious, era-appropriate exposition for young people and older students.
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Peter
Local Club Meeting Highlights Household Management Talk
Miss Helen Griffin and several members attended a club meeting where twenty six members answered roll call. Reports indicated strong interest in ongoing projects. Mrs Tda A Monton, a Little Rock specialist, spoke on how to improve homes. The session concluded after business adjourned.
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Helen Griffin
Ceci T. Wallace
Joen Terchers
J. W. Gist
Billie Fred Robins
Arkansas
Tda A. Monton
Io Household Management
Little Mock
Revival to Open at Hope Gospel Tabernacle in City
Revival services will begin Sunday night at Hope Gospel Tabernacle at Main and Avenue D. Evangelist U. S. Grant will conduct the meetings, continuing weekly or longer. Services start at 7:30 PM nightly, with the public invited.
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Evangelist Grant
Avenue D
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Main and
Evangelist U. S. Grant
Bible School and Services Announced by Local Church
Bible School will meet at 9 45 a m Morning service at 11 a m with a message I Am Not Ashamed The vesper service at 5 p m is in charge of the Men's class The pastor will preach on Two Men Endeavor societies meet at the usual time and place Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 15 p m Strong attendance urged for all meetings.
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Bible School
Endeavor Societies
Baptist Training Union grows with new facilities and leaders
Nathan Herbortr directs the Baptist Training Union at its usual Sunday hour with classes for all ages. The Senior Union moves to larger quarters in the north entrance of the auditorium as the new education building nears completion. More lights and space accommodate the growing senior group.
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B.T. U
B.pu
B. TF. U
First Methodist services outline sermon and play
Fred R. Harrison, Pastor, delivers morning sermon titled After Freedom What. Evening service at 7 30 features Young People's Division presenting the Lenten play Release in observance of Young People's Anniversary Day. Mrs. Miner Gordon directs.
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Young People’s Division
Miner Gordon
Duty and prayer align with God's will in true devotion
The text stresses selfless duty and courage in seeking what is right, denying self-interest, and submitting life to God's will. It argues sincere prayer rejects bargains with God, asserts inner reality and power beyond worldly view, and highlights Jesus words not my will but thine be done as the core aim.
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Jesus
Home Club Meeting At Hopewell Hen Den Demonstration
A small-town club meeting at the Hopewell home of Mrs. Wiggins featured an interceling demonstration on hanging pictures. The session opened with a patriotic hymn Onward Christian Soldiers and a devotional led by Mrs. Olle Martin followed by the Lord's Prayer. Twenty-five members answered the roll call and welcomed new members Mars, Breed Trexler, and Mars. A light refreshments table offered chips cakes and coffee. The event, hosted by the demonstrations agents My, Moryoy qd, was set for March 13 at 1 o'clock at the public school building.
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Hopewell
Wiggins
Aly Goyers
Olle Martin
Vlab
Wienchers
Mars
Bred ‘Trexler
Osean I- Chiny de Gran Chub
den Vnstrations
My, Moryoy Qd
Cast List For Public Service Presented By Local Group
Members urged to attend a community service with a cordial public invitation. Cast includes Bar Abbas Tillman Bearden Dysmnas and Sothmes robbers condemned to death G B Martin Steven Bader Mara Mother of Bar Abbas Wanda Keith Tamah sister Alice Wallace Dura Bar Abbas band John Wallace Centurion Howard Barmum soldier Garrett Story.
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Bar Abbss
Tillman Bearden
Sothmes
G. B. Martin
Steven Bader
Mara
Bar Abbas
Wanda
Keith
Tamah
Alice Wallace
Dura
John Wallace
Howard Barmum
Garrett Story
First Baptist Sunday School Holds Special Study Trim
Officers and teachers at First Baptist Sunday School spent the week in a study of Wine ning to Christ by Burroughs. The session, taught by the pastor, supported revival services starting Sunday. Average attendance runs about fifty, including officers, deacons, and interested attendees. Miss Beryl Henry will address the combined intermediate and junior departments Sunday morning.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Burroughs
Thare
Beryl Henry
Schools of Hope
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Revival Services Announced
Corner N Main and Avenue. Pastor BD Thinis A Lewis. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11 a.m. Rev. Grant delivers the morning message. Revival starts Sunday with services nightly at 7:30 p.m. Public invited to enjoy songs and messages and a hearty welcome.
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Grant
Rev. Grant
the Tabernacle
The
Tabernacle
Church of Cimist Services at West Fifth and Grady
Glenn A. Parks, Minister, leads Bible study at 1 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning lesson title is Men Must Do Something to be Saved while the evening sermon is What We Need. The services urge spiritual growth and hunger for righteousness.
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Church OF Cimist
Fifth and
Grady Streets
Glennn A. Parks
Gospel call on Lord's day amid indulgence sermon
A religious appeal urges Christians to spend the Lord's day in worship and teaching, warning that neglecting both faith and conduct could harm Christianity. The note quotes a London doctor and recounts a lodging anecdote from Montréal, highlighting moral contrasts and travel impressions.
Dodge New Value Dodge Promises Big Car Luxury Save Money
Clifton dentist Dr Donald L Davie notes the 1935 Dodge offers true big car luxury and performance with lower gas and oil costs than cheaper cars. Advertisers claim the New Value Dodge costs only a few dollars more than low priced models yet delivers style comfort safety and dependability. Chrysler Motors promotes commercial credit plans and time payments.
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Donald L. Davieson
Clifton, N. J
Chrysler Motors
DODGE
Detroit
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