Weaving Faith and Social News At Sheridan Arkansas
A stream of local social updates from Sheridan Arkansas features visitors from Hot Springs Texarkana and Columbia along with weddings and bridge club gatherings. Notable arrivals include Mrs Wootten Mrs Judd and Mrs Williams hosting spring themed luncheons while Mrs Galloway and Mrs Berndon entertain relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TY
Wooten
Weaken
Hot Springs
J. D. Barlow
Wootten
Ahdrg
Steel
Texarkana
Harlan’e. Judd
Jacksonville College
Jacksonville
Téx
Paul Hingat
Judd
Columbia
Jennie Fuller
Jyde Colvin
Virginia
Bernice
E.G. Porterfield
Williams
W. E. Booker
Miles Clennison
Otto
W C T U Meeting in Hope Explores Welfare Works
The Hope Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its regular Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Don Smith’s home on South Elm Street. President Mrs. H H Stuart presided as Mrs. S H Marmack led singing. Mrs. J L Cannon spoke on devotionals citing First Corinthians.
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Hope Women's Christian Temperance Union
Don Smith
South Elm Street
Mesdames
W.J. Kronks
Vesey-Crutchfield
H. H. Stuart
S. H. Marmack
Plano
J. L. Cannon
Flower Mission and
Arkansas Children’s Home
Market Report and Temperance Meeting Recap
Market report lists butterfat and cream prices with various weight categories. A temperance meeting of the National WCTU features Mrs. Stuart presenting reasons to join the hold fast campaign, a program by Mrs. Cantley and Mrs. Higgason, a paper by Mrs. Wartock, and singing of The White Ribbon Rally Song. Social hour follows with refreshments served by hostesses.
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Miltk
Stuart
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
D. B. Thompson
Merdames W. M. Cantley
L. F. Higgason
W. CT. U
B. L. Kaufmann
Johnnie Franks
Interesting sun figures from Smithsonian tables
Washington reports figures from the Smithsonian Institution's meteorological tables. The noonday sun on a clear day provides 465 000 times more light than the full moon at zenith. Its light then is about 120 000 times greater than all the stars on a clear night.
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Washington
Old South
Smithsonian Institution
Time's Coming: Diesel Plane to Europe for $8 Round Trip
New York to Europe in a few hours at eight dollars round trip may be possible. Clarence Chamberlin, famed trans Atlantic flyer, believes he can carry six passengers to Europe in a diesel powered plane with fuel cost four dollars per passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Clarence Chamberlin
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Wallaceburg Community Notes and Local Moves
Farmers plant radishes in Wallaceburg as Mrs Vergio Dunn is hospitalized after an afternoon incident. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor, Mrs Tom Shackleford and daughter Marie shopped in Hope on Saturday. Mrs F A Wood and son Powart Teas visited Prescott with relatives. Mr and Mrs Ad Brooks return to Wallaceburg after address changes and moving back in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergio Dunn
Robert Taylor
Tom Shackleford
Marie Ware
Hope
A. Wood
Powart
Prescott
Ad. Brooks
Community notes on local visits and health
After a year in Arizona Mr and Mrs Jess Wood and children visited Mr and Mrs Wiley Long Sunday. Christine Brooke improves rapidly after appendicitis operation. Nat Yates and children stayed with V A Camp over weekend. Myrtle Lewis visited Gladys Harris and Mrs Irma Goodlett with Lillian Whittington. Prayer meeting attendance at Bells Chapel drew many locals. Pauline Wood stayed with Mrs W A Campbell. Loyd Shackleford was a Hope business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Jess Wood
Wil- Ye Long
Christine Brooke
Nat Yatea
V. A. Camp
Myrtle Lewis
Gladys Harris
Sunday Worship and Community Visit Highlights
Sweet Home Items W. E. Shirrel of Benton filled his regular appointment here. Mr. and Mrs. Christine Yarberry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Yarberry. Claud Fryburger and Mrs. James Nelson attended services, along with Mrs. Fryburger's mother. Mount Montgomery shopped in Blevins Monday morning. J A Copeland of Delight preached there and was accompanied by his wife visiting his sister, Mrs. Delaney. Mrs. Watkins, who spent weeks here with Delaney, returned to Delight with the Copelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Shirrel
Benton
Christine Yarberry
Ervin Yarberry
Claud Fryburger
James
Nelson
Fryburger
Mount Montgomery
Blevins
Delight
J. J. Delaney
Watkens
Delaney
Bro
Copeland
Jack Brooks
Cora Donnell Hopsital
Lee Campbell
McDougald
Joe Britt
Marlbrook
Cassie Dean
Prescott
Dean
Midway Methodist Church
Kiddies Club Opens At Saenger Theatre
Auntie Blossom invites Hope children ages 15 to 18 to a Saturday Kiddies Club opening at 1 p m at the Saenger Theatre. A play signing the Declaration of Independence by Brookwood School students will kickoff events, followed by a parade and prize souvenirs for members.
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Saenger Theatre
Senger Kiddies Club
Brookwood
C. L. Renfro
Jimmy Atkins
Bill Tom Bundy
Costa Carlson
Eugene Green
Delton Huston
Weroy Murphy
Vaddeké Payne
Frank Schumard
J. C. White
Mitchell Williams
Katherine Anderson
Jane Carter
Anita Jean Davie
Rebeca Drake
Ruth Fritz
Long Green
Francis Harper
Marjorie Moser
Myriam Porter
Marguriie
Tnt
Death Valley
Afd
Myatary “Battoe
Adaiésion Pridbey Teh Centa
Talttost
P. T
Panel
May Lose Title London’s loneliest island eyed for scheme
News from London discusses Tristah da Cufah, the world’s loneliest island, potentially losing its title if a plan unfolds. A meteorological station and a radio weather transmitter for England are proposed, with the locale eyed as a base for an air route linking America to South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tristah da Cufah
England
Hahing & Méterological
America
South Africa
Trust Suit Decision Set for March 28
District Judge J. D. Moore set March 28 to rule on the constitutionality of Texas anti trust laws attacked as invalid by defendants in an antitrust ouster suit brought by Attorney General James V. Allred against 35 major oil companies and two petroleum associations. Allred sued for cancellation of the
Court voices doubt on constitutional validity of co operatives act
A fragment suggests a legislative body challenged a law exempting fatin co operatives from protest actions. The text portrays belief that the act under scrutiny was unconstitutional, rendering parts of the statutes invalid.
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Agglesta
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G. Frank Miles
South Pine Street
E. M. McWilliama
Frank Gort
Carter Johnson
Rome
East Second Street
A. J. Galloway
W. D. Berndon
Lot Hugo
Okla
Lee Mouser
Baby
Flagstaff, Arn
Guy Lawrence
Little Rock J
L. A. Zimmerman
West Third Street
Joe E. Brown
Save My Child
Tom Tyler
The
Sanger
Kiddies Club
Fond
Johns-Manville
Hempstead County
R. W. Muldrow
Third & Walnut
Market Report
Howe
Wallaceburg News
Clive Brook
Marlene Dietrich
Paramount
Saenger
Sweet Home
Bacon Electric
Alfonso Trent
Victor Recording Orchestra
Kingsway
Kingsway Hotel
Bath House
Springs, Arkansas
Bruce FE Wallace
Stringer & Webb
Darwin
Oleéo
Luxemnerd
LUX
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Wilson
Swift
Premuim Hams
I Decker
M SA Awc
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van Came
Sauer Kraut
Boston Cocoa Cc
White Eagle
Mortell
Stath
Decker
Iain Inder
Kate Stafford
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