Narrow path of justice guides thoughtful living
A selection of versus emphasizes moral balance and doing right over pursuit of pleasure. Local notes mention Mrs. R L Harmon of Ozan visiting in the city, Alice Armstrong weekend in Little Rock, and various trips to Little Rock Texarkana and Searcy. The public library received new books and invites members for afternoon checkout. Mrs. White will attend the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Harmon
Ozan
Alice Armstrong
Little Rock
Public Library
the Daughters of the American Revolutier
Birth Control Debate Moves to Oklahoma Conference
Mrs. Robert E. Speer head of the national board, and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr., signed minority and majority reports. The Federal Council of Churches shows qualified approval of birth control after years of study. Opinions vary but pall united that some form of family size control is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Speer
National Board of the ¥.W. A
John D. Rockefeller
Robbins and Ellis families visit relatives in Arkansas area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Robbins spent Sunday visiting relatives in Ozan Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Glen Ellis and children of Okay were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robbins
Ozan
Glen Ellis
Okay
Lolly. Henry
Dined Luxuriously and Then Phoned Cops
Carl Marr, 23, once resident of Los Angeles, dined on turkey and shortcake, plus a pricey vigor and ginger ale, then telephoned the restaurant claiming he had no funds. He was jailed, lying on a bench and smoking an expensive cigar. A note on British machinery industry follows, noting losses to American and German competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Carl Marr
Los Angeles
Marr
Potice
Evening Embrace Fatal to Nebraska Husband
Norfolk, Va. U P reports Frank L. Diederichs a young garage owner died after entering his home and embracing his wife as she prepared dinner. The wife Mrs Diederichs, peeling radishes with a thin bladed knife, turned to receive the caresses and the knife accidentally jabbed his heart. A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Norfolk
U.P
Frank L. Diederichs
Diederichs
Diederich
International Harvester VP Weds New York Sculptress in Havana
Cyrus McCormick, vice president of the International Harvester Company, married the former Mrs. Florence Sitlepham Davey, a New York sculptress, in Havana in a ceremony described as their Havana honeymoon. The couple appeared together in the Cuban capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus McCormick
International Harvester Company
Plorence Sitlepham Davey
New York
Havana
Meeting Opens Weeklong Reorientation Over Two Weeks
Thursday night session began a two week reontinue with local residents reporting recoveries from flu. Minnie Lou Parker is improving after a recent illness while Mildred Smedley remains bedded with flu. Visitors Boiver of Huya Oklahoma and Feaver Cannon family relatives were present. Doroghy Cannon of Saratoga visited Minnie Lou Parker. Sam Weaver from Fulton attended Sunday church. Lin Norwood returned from Longview to visit wife Mary Lin. Vernon Jones and Ed Stone drove to Longview while V Jones and Mrs John Kelly shopped in Hope. Cecil Jones has recovered from flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lou Parker
Mildred Smedley
Boiver
Huya
Okla
Feaver Cannon
Doroghy Cannon
Saratoga
Minnie ‘Lou Parker
Sam Weaver
Fulton
Lin Norwood
Longview
Tex
Mary Lin
Vernon Jones
Ed Stone
Texas
V. Jones
John Kelly
Hope
Cecil Jones
Ebenezer Thatth Hosts Rainy Parish Party
The Vie party hosted by Ma and Mrs Hen was rained out thrice. A few attended, with Mr and Mrs Cardinal Hatton moving in, and Alien Smith making a business trip to Paimos on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen
Cardinel Hatton
Alien Smith
Personal Mention and Rotary Lunch Attendee
Henry Edison of Fort Worth Texas spent the weekend with his ill mother Mrs J J Scott at their home south of the city. George W Ware assistant director in charge of the Fruit and Truck Experiment Farm attends the Prescott Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edison
Fort Worth
Texas
J. J. Scott
George W. Ware
Presscott Rotary Club
Veranez Dickison Weds Wayne England in DeQueen Methodist Service
Miss Veranez Dickison married Wayne England of Hope in a Sunday 9 AM ceremony at the Methodist church. Rev. J. J. Queen spoke. bride wore tan crepe with white narcissus bouquet. Attendants included Zeneth Matthews, Nona Sharp, Martha Pride. best man Herbert Burns. The couple plans a Hot Springs honeymoon and will reside in Horatio with the bride’s mother, Mrs. Lucy Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veranez Dickison
Wayne E. England
Hope
Methodist Church
J. J. Queen
DeQueen Baptist Church
Love
W. W.christie
Nona Sharp
Martha Pride
Herbert Burns
Nashville
Hot Springs
Horatio
Lucy Dickinson
Card of Thanks from the Smith Family
We thank all for kindness and sympathy during our mother's illness and death. We deeply appreciate the many beautiful offerings from friends and neighbors. Smith Family.
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