Local Club Meetings Highlight Community Activities
The article outlines several community happenings. The John Cain Chapter D A R plans its March meeting at Mrs. Charles Haynes to study Harry Atwood's Constitution with Rev. George F X Strassner guiding. Mrs. W R Orton hosts Fulton bridge club with spring flowers and prizes for Mrs. Herbert Cox and Mrs. Will Cox. The No. 3 of the Woman's Mission Society of First Baptist hosts a Bible study and papers on World Peace on the Word. Lara Reeder of Ashdown visits, Talbot Feild Jr from Sewanee arrives for spring break, and Miss Maude Lipscomb leads a City Planning program with city government discussions and plans for a State meeting in Russellville with officers elected.
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John Cain
D.A.R
Charles Haynes
West Second Street
Harry Atwood
United States
George F. X. Strassner
W R Orton
Fulton
Fulton Bridge Club
South Pine Street
Herbert Cox
Will Cox
Miss Society of the First Baptist Church
John S. Gibson
West Division Street
J L Lewis
Miss Peyton
Della White
A C. Kolb
Webb Laseter
the & PW Club
Maude Lipscomb
Jean Lasseter
Frank Hicks
Russelville
Ralph Routon
Jack Porter
Beryl Henry
W M S Circle Holds Meeting and Salad Hour
Circle No 1 of the W M S of the First Baptist church met at Mrs W B Mason's home with ten members and one new member. Mrs J L Green led Bible study and a program on The Necessity for World Peace with several members participating. A salad course with hot tea followed. Mrs W Reaves Jr left to nurse Mrs H Harris of Sutton who is critically ill.
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Circle No. 1
W.M.S
First Baptist Church
W B Mason
North Pine Street
J L Green
J. L. Green
Will Riggsdill
D. H. Lipscomb
W. B. Mason
John Shiver
W . Reaves, Jr
R. N
H. Harris
Sutton
Cooking fish for two or three with haddock
A family friendly guide from Sister Mary Kitchen presents three haddock based recipes to serve two, outlining fish chowder and fish au gratin with scalable portions for two or three people. It notes substitutions and salt adjustments for deep sea versus fresh water fish.
Breakfast and dinner menu features bacon and veal patties
A dated menu lists meals for the day including breakfast of baked bananas, cooked wheat cereal, cream, crisp broiled bacon, rye muffins, milk and coffee. Luncheon offers fish chowder with spinach and egg salad, Washington cream pie and grape juice. Dinner includes veal patties, buttered rice, creamed carrots, mixed vegetable salad, peach pandowdy, milk and coffee.
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Washington
Fish Cooked in Corn Meal with Side Dishes
Step by step fish preparation with milk sauce and buttered crumbs bake. Includes macaroni tomato sauce ten minute cabbage kidney bean salad stewed apricots as dessert. Also notes salt pork and lemon juice for flavor and corn meal crusted fillets fried golden brown served with creamed potatoes lima beans and cabbage salad.
Rhyne defends emergency road work during transition
Futrell administration officials contrast with Blackwood crews as Rhynes outlines immediate maintenance plan. He states state finances covered emergency maintenance after a long layoff and denies hiring back old workers, citing urgent road conditions and temporary positions.
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Futrell
Blackwood
Famed Negro Band to Play in Hope Elks Hall Dance
Walter Barnes and his Royal Creolians, ex Cotton Club musicians from New York, will provide music for a dance at the Elks hall in Hope on March 29. Barnes orchestra ranks with Cab Calloway Isham Jones Bennie Moten and other top Negro ensembles. He has broadcast nationally and cut many records. The 12 piece band arrives in Hope Wednesday March 29.
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Walter Barnes
Royal Creolians
Cotton Club
New York City
Elks Hall
Barnes
Cab Calloway
Isham Jons
Bennie Moten
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Hope
A O U W to Hold Pine Bluff Meet
Pine Bluff Ark will host the first annual Arkansas division convention of the A O U W of Kansas on Friday March 24. Delegates will be elected to represent Arkansas at the grand lodge meeting in Newton Kansas April 10 and 11. Mayor H S Holderness will welcome attendees with R A Keaton delivering a response. The event begins at 10 a m in the A O U W building and Lloyd D Lawson will call the convention to order. A luncheon at Hotel Pines follows at noon with Evan Crawford and Dorothy Louden organizing the program.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Newton
H. S. Holderness
R. A. Keaton
Fort Smith
Northwest District of
Seventh Avenue
Main Street
Lloyd D. Lawson
J. W. Graybill
Hotel Pines
Evan Crawford
Fine Bluff Lodge
Dorothy Louden
Atwater- Kent
Nation eyes beer of four per cent alcohol under new federal rules
States lift dry laws or keep bans as Congress outlines beer regulation under the Webb-Kenyon and Volstead framework. Provisions cover permits penalties, taxation, government tanks, labeling, and anticipated federal revenue from beer sales, with prices possibly a nickel a glass. investigators to monitor breweries.
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Ohio
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Missouri
California
Maryland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Louisiana
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
North Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
West Virginia
Congress
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Morgenthau estimates Farm Board losses at 350 million
Washington report shows Henry Morgenthau Jr. as Farm Board chairman stating the stabilization and other operations losses total about 350 million. He notes the original 500 million fund, a remaining cash and good loans balance of 39 million, and cites former Chairman Stone’s estimate that assets would total 140 to 159 million.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau Jr
New Farm Board
Morgenthau
James C. Stone
Courts Likely To Let Beer Act Stand Under 3.2 Rules
The text argues the Supreme Court will avoid ruling and that the beer act may not be declared unconstitutional. It suggests no criminal action can be taken against brewers or vendors operating under per permits, due to removal of federal penalties for beer under 3.2 percent alcohol by weight.
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Tehory
Supere
Roberts String Band to Broadcast on KCMC Next Sunday
Harold Roberts leads his novelty string group on Texarkana radio station KCMC next Sunday afternoon from 2 to 2 30. It is the band’s second appearance on the Texarkana outlet. The program features popular and old time tunes with members Harold and Mrs. Roberts John Ridghill Stuart Hunt Ravel Bright and W R Huddleston.
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Harold Roberts
KCMC
Roberts
Texarkana
Harold and Mrs. Roberts
John Ridghill
Stuart Hunt
Ravel Bright
W. R. Huddleston
EPISTLE OF CHRIST Sermon Highlights and Prayer Service
Dr. Scott continued a sermon on the indelible value of the Savior’s words and urged righteousness and submission to Jesus Christ. Miss Fontaine leads church women in a daily 15 minute prayer from 2 45 to 3 00 pm as Dr. Scott then spoke on Enoch the best man of the Old Testament and his brief record.
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Dr. Scott
Jesus Christ
Miss Fontaine
Scott
Enoch
Men Must Fight shown at the Saenger 1940 preview
A dramatic film from Hollywood titled Men Must Fight offers a warning against war set in 1940. Diana Wynyard and Lewis Stone star as a couple whose life centers on preventing war, while their son grows to reject violence before choosing a heroic path. Gur Gang comedy and current news complete the program.
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Hollywood
Saenger
United States
Diana Wynyard
Lewis Stone
Phillips Holmes
Ruth Selwyn
Miss Wynyard
Johnsons Plan Air Guided Africa Expedition From Nairobi
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson renowned jungle explorers are in Nairobi preparing for a southern Abyssinia expedition to film jungle life. They intend to use airplanes in their explorations, aiming to overcome the hardships of travel on foot and to document remote regions.
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Nairobi
Africa
Martin Johnson
Jungle Tri
Abyssinia
Johnsons
To the Letter Policeman Lamp on Bridge Incident
A passerby speaks to a policeman in a drunken scene insisting he is removing a lamp from a bridge. He blurts that his wife wants a bridge lamp and hiccups during the exchange.
Translation of Death Suppressed Miraculous Event Recounts
A historical notice describes a holy life where the deceased walked with God and was spared death, translated to glory. It notes local churches cancel midweek services and plan to join together for resumed services after the event.
Stave Industry Booms Across Arkansas Region
In Fayetville area staves for beer kegs drive a timber boom with about 70 mills across six counties. More than 12 000 dollars daily flows into the industry as farmers and mill workers gain work. White oak blocks yield 234 500 staves daily as workers earn 15 to 18 dollars per day via stave production.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Sweet Home Band to Broadcast on KCMC Texarkana
The Sweet Home band near Bley irts will broadcast from radio KCMC at Texarkana on Saturday starting at 4 PM. The program will conclude at 4 30 PM. Roy Bonds leads the group.
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Sweet Home Band
KCMC
Radio Staten
Texarkana
Gram
Roy Bonds
And
Sawmill Staves Fuel Rise in Beer Boom
The text notes staves sold to factories, refinishing and bundling barrels, earning millers about ten cents each. A boom in the industry began months ago as a strong beer movement grew in scale.
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Mrs. Lip Henry
Lara Reeder
Ashdown
Frank Hearne
W R Chandler
Paris
Texas
Rev. Chandler
Talbot Feild, Jr
The
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
J T West
Talbot Feild, Sr
Ruth Garland
Emmett
Ing
Flora Cotton
Mary Battle
Lewis Stone and
Paramount News
J Mary
Sister Mary Nea
Rhyne
Nelson Huckins
Cincinnati
Paul Schriner
East Bend
Ohio River
Water St
Walnut St
Calvin Coolidge
Malcolm
E. M. McWilliams & Co. Second & Wailnut
Landes Supply Company
Court House
City Hall
John W
Darwin
East Second Street
Superior Plants
W. C. Fertilizers
Semesan
Monts
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