Weaving of Life and Faith and Local Social Notes
A reflective piece compares life to a woven fabric made by a divine pattern, praising God’s unfailing care and the beauty of life. The section also lists local social notes: Miss Elizabeth Reaves visiting Nash public school faculty. families from Fulton shopping in the city. Mrs Graves and Mrs Meine visiting Blevins. Mrs Briant’s return from San Antonio. Hendrix College student Jim Harbin visiting. Miss Stella Adams and Miss Whitthacher weekend guests. Carter Gibson visiting relatives. Miss Witt of Hendrix College holiday guest. Mrs Bill Smith’s recent visit with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Jean Adams
Nashville
Josephigg Reaves
Loraine Whitthacel
Hendrix College
Conway
A. C. Whitehurst
Jeanpoute . Witt
Theo P. Witt
Bill Smith
District Nine Parents and Teachers to Meet in Texarkana
The first annual convention of District No Nine P T A will be held in Texarkana on Tuesday April 1 at 9 am at city hall. Noted speakers include Mrs O A Graves, Mrs Charles Roe, Miss Eleanor Brannan, C M Hirst, Mrs I Montgomery, Miss Galdie Pyle, and Mrs L D Reagan. Attendance urged. visitors from nearby towns expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Roe
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Eleanor Brannan
National Council of Prevention of War
C. M. Hirst
I. Montgomery
Texarkana
Galdie Pyle
State Department of Education
L. D. Reagan
Arkansas Congress of Parent and Teachers
Churches Bible Study Sunday Morning Services
The report lists morning Bible study and two sermons titled Greater Things for God and The Vital Point in Religion. It notes preaching at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m and a cordial welcome to all attendees.
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Announced
W A Bowen pastor invites attendance at 9:45 Sunday School and two sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. The Light of the World and The Master Shepherd are the subjects. Strangers and visitors are welcome to all services.
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
W BR Anderson ministered church announces 9 45 a m Sunday School with department lessons for all ages. 11 a m morning worship and sermon God Is True But Every Man a Liar. 7 30 p m evening worship Pulling Them Out of the Fire. 6 45 p m Young People's Society. Wednesday prayer meeting. No officers election gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Lord
Philathia
Young People's Society
First Christian Church Weekly Services and Sermons
Wilfred P. Sarman presides over Bible School at 9 45. Communion and morning sermon at 1 00 on Mine and Thine. Choir led by Mrs Padgett and Miss Sibyl Smith will sing. Evening sermon at 7 20 titled Busy Men. All are invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Passion Sunday Services at St Mark's Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church holds regular services on Passion Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church Service Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 40 p m Ep worth League at 7 43 p m Prayer meeting at 7 20 p m Wednesday led by L Cannon D D pastor reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
L. Cannon
D. D
Epworth League
Brotherhood and Faith Session at Senior Epworth League
First Methodist church hosted a Senior Epworth League meeting at 645 p m Leaders Ray Cumbie and others led a program on Jesus principles in daily life Hymn scripture Sam 25 1 17 prayer Marsdell Bailley talks by Wright Massey Salk Salk and Elizabeth Mauldin on Brotherhood of Man Supremacy of Spiritual Wales Sacredness of Life and Personality Benediction and hymn themes followed by music and prayer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Tapio
Jesus
Ray Cumbie
Sam
Marsdell Bailley
Vienes
Brotherhood of Man
Wright Massey
Hyinn S Salk
Wales
Gui'tha Eason
Salk
Elizabeth Mauldin
Hyinn
Police to Attend School Under City Safety Order
Philadelphia police inspectors and captains will enroll in a refresher program after a directive from Director of Public Safety Schofield. Inspector Edward Hubbs, a National Guard major, will travel to New York to study and serve as the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Director of Public Safety
Schofield
Edward Hubbs
National Guard
New York
Young People to Render Program at First Presbyterian
A special young people's program will be rendered at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 6:45. Leader Margaret Betts directs songs No. E95 Love Divine and No. 2149 O Love That Will Not Let Me Go as talks cover What Believest, How Are We Saved, How Can We Save Others, and What Is the Pergy of Giving. County Davis, Lloyd Berry, Jeanett Blackwell, and Raymond Newaxin contribute talks and music. Mizpah Benediction closes. In Greytown the jungh ayagua reports 400 inches of rain, the wettest spot in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Betts
Treas
the Teader
Jeanetty Blackwell
Lloyd Berry
Raymond
Newaxin
County Davis
Mizpah
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Guernsey
Sprudelania
Hope and
Fulton
Being Good Fellow Costs Coal Miner $50
SEATTLE U P It cost L E Simmonds a coal miner $50 to be a good fellow and show two men where they could get a drink of liquor The men proved to be prohibition agents and Simmonds led them to a place where friends were making up a pool to buy a gallon of whisky The strangers contributed $2 and when one returned with the liquor the agents arrested Simmonds I didn't even get a drink out of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U.P
L. E. Simmonds
Prohibition
Simmonds
Judge Fines Defendant Fifty Dollars and Costs
The defendant complained to the judge and the judge retorted you will get something out of it now. The judge then fined the defendant $50 plus costs.
Personal Mention at The Star and Arkansas Printing Co
J. J. King of the Western Newspaper Union and the Little Rock newspaper supply house called at The Star and the Arkansas Printing and Stationery Co. George Hutson, son of Mr and Mrs Wash Hutson, returned to work in Houston Texas Saturday after a two week visit there.
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Geo. Brannon
George Sandefur
Marshall
Texas
J. J. King
Western Newspaper Union
Little Rock Newspaper Supply House
The
Star
Arkansas Printing & Stationery Co
George Hutson
Wash Hutson
Houston
Horse Understands Traffic Light System in Salt Lake City
Dick the horse of Phillip Schonert defies the machine age by trusting horse sense. Schonert prefers his horse and buggy to an automobile, noting the horse understands red means stop and green means go. He says the horse is absolutely safe and hardly disturbed by anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake’ City
Utah
W.P
Phillip Schonert
Schonert
Permanent Aero Salon to Open in Fidelity Building
The Aero Club of Pennsylvania plans a permanent aviation salon in their new Fidelity Philadelphia Building headquarters. An exhibit will feature drawings prints and clippings tracing early flight, including Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine concept and a Poe trans Atlantic flight story used as filler.
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Philadelphia
J—A
The
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Fidelity Philadelphia
Leonards da Vinci
Edgar Allen Poe
Stained Glass Window Moved From W O W Building
A Tiffany stained glass window installed 13 years ago in Omaha and dedicated to Joseph Cullen Root has been shipped to San Antonio Texas for permanent installation at the Woodmen of the World Memorial Hospital chapel. A white glass window will replace it in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
U.P
Woodmen of the World
Joseph Cullen Root
Soverign
San Antonia
Pex
Tiffany
New York
Medicine causes death in Seattle proves druggist error
Seattle report states Mark Soloman, 48, died after taking medicine from a local drug store to relieve stomach pain. He convulsed and cried that the druggist had given poison. J P Johnson, longtime St Louis county clerk, is noted in connection with the case.
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Seattle
Mark Soloman
Soloman
Avon Girls Bronco Riders Shine in Rodeos This Summer
Avon Montana claims strongest girl bronco riders in the state. The Brandon sisters Margaret and Violet will appear in several rodeos this summer and fall, showcasing skill and speed in bull dogging events.
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Avon
Mont.u.21
Montana
Brandon
Margaret
Violet
Bull Overturns Car in Montana Road Incident
Charles Petronek drove a fine automobile near the Pete Spoja ranch in Grass Range Montana when he argued with a bull over right of way. The bull did not move and Petronek’s car rolled completely over, leaving the driver uninjured but shaken in the roadside mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Range
Mont
U.P
Charles Petronek
Pete Spoja
Budge
Petronek
Empire State Building to House 20000 to 25000 Workers
New York report says the Empire State Building, tallest structure in the world, built by a firm led by Alfred E. Smith, will house between 20 000 and 25 000 people when fully rented. Workers will pour in from all three New York subway lines the Seventh Avenue line Lexington Avenue line and the Broadway Brooklyn-Manhattan system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
Alfred E. Smith
Governor Hunt Seeks Seventh Term Record Elevates Career
Governor George W. P. Hunt of Arizona claims a U S record for the most elections won as governor, entering a seventh term while noting his lengthy political career in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
United States
State birds contest narrows with poll results
Readers vote in Rhode Island to choose a state bird as a wide survey shows a strong preference among citizens. Officials plan to tally final results and announce the winner after reviewing the ballots and any write-in candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isemi
Rhode-I
Fire at Jesse C. Allen home endangers six people
Smoke triggers alarm at a Seattle residence belonging to Jesse C. Allen. Six occupants awaken and escape as neighbors assist. Investigators determine no fatalities. cause under initial review by local fire department.
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Seattle
Jesse C. Allen
Allen
Museum Populi Visit Highlights Ancient Churches and Pews
A 1930 visitor tally marks nearly 300000 guests at Museum Populi noting preserved ancient churches belfries pews and related relics. The exhibit covers historical church artifacts and traditional ecclesiastical finery reflecting early European art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Ple
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Elizabeth Reaves
Nashle
M. Reaves
Ross Roberts
Lewis Roberts
Mary Roberts
Jimhinie Horbin
J. M. Harbin
Florence Turner
Carter Gibson
San Angelo
Ite
Edvis and
Nedra
Dolset
Gladysi
Ygui le Rum
Freckles
Hector
Liector
Shane
Hinai
Ric
Generodus
Lize
Hector I
U. 5
Howard Mughes
Jean Harlow
Ben Lyon
James Hall
Midnight Preview
Saenger
United Artists Picture
B. Spring
West Division
Vernon Gunn
Joe Laster
John Britt
Pete Shields
Verna Lee Dildy
Mary Lillian McRae
Mary Billingsly
Mary Lilian McRae
Shreveport
Morton
St. Louis
Bert
Os” i
Ches Davis
Honey Gal" Cobb
Clint Colems
the Chureis OF Christ
John G. Reese
First Baptist Church
W. A. Bowen
W. BR. Anderson
D.D
First Christian
Churcil
Wilfred P. Sarman
Gal’ Cobb
Mme
Queens
Chicago
Greytown
Junghayagua
Americas
Aviation Club
J.P. Johnson
St. Louis County
Duluth
Minn
Bronco
Bull
Hegari
Sudan
Museum Populi
Commercial & Resort
Kines Way
Sa VR
Ward & Son
Bud Porterfield
Shover Street
Hope, Arkansas
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