Visiting Day Plan Set for Arkansas Farm Exhibition
Several hundred visitors from 25 South Arkansas counties are expected for the eighth annual Spring Visiting Day at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Farm. The two hour tour will showcase spring crops and farm practices with demonstrations in hot bed propagation soil conservation grape production and more. An afternoon address by J E Stanford and coordinated sections for men and women will follow. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Arkansas
University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Farm
G. W. Ware
He Khation
W. M. Watts
Department of Horticulture
College of Agriculture
L. A. Dhonan
Agronomiat
Craig Roseborough
Soil Conservation Service of the
Hope Office
Walter E. Mountcastle
J. L. Hiler
Hempstead
Nevada County
J. R. Coop
J. E. Stanford
Southern Agriculturist
Dan T. Gray
Connie J. Bonslagel
J. R. Cooper
Strikers Vacate Chrysler Plants Amid Snowy Walkout
Striking automobile workers marched from eight Chrysler plants in Detroit to protest for exclusive bargaining rights. They plan to keep up picket lines until a settlement, continuing halted production since March 8.
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Chrysler Corportion
A Thought On Justification By Faith In Romans
A brief devotional note reflects on justification by faith as the path to peace with God through Jesus Christ, citing Romans chapter one and emphasizing faith over works in the believer’s standing before God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lord Jesus Christ
District Junior Music Club Day to Be Held Here Saturday
The Camden District Junior Music Club Day will take place in Hope on Saturday starting at 9 a.m. About 150 contestants from 12 south Arkansas counties will compete with events at multiple churches and city hall. State and district officers from Little Rock Magnolia and other cities attend, with judges, pages, and ushers assigned for piano, violin, voice, readings, hymns, band ensembles, and memory contests.
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Hope City Hall
Camden District
Hope Satur
South Arkansas
First Baptist Church
Mes
J. C. Carlton
Hope
Lynn Bayliss
Madrigal Music Club
The
Baptist Church
Enola Alexander
Mary Nell Carter
Nell Williams
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Presbyterian Church
George Ware
J. 0. Milant
Lyon Bayliss
Margaret Simms
Mary Ann Lile
Martha Nouston
Margie Dildy
Christian Church
Watkins
Mrs. Hammonds
Jennie Sue Moore
Frances Harper
Joy Ramsey
Alma Crane
Marjorie Buller
City Hall
Houston
Smythe Pagea
Pr'v Tolleson
Nancy Rob- Gea
Marie Antonette Wil
Martha White
Mary Willaison
Irchling
Little Rock
J. 0. Tully
H. E. McRae
el Dorado
Brandon
Texarkana
Blake
Minden
Crumpler
Magnolia
Stevens
F. L. Padgitt
Fred RR. Harrison
Mary L. Keith
R. M. LaGrone
Camden
Arkadelphia
Stamps
Lewisville
DeQueen
Foreman
Gordon
Ashdown
Madrigal Club
Mary Della White
Reading
Martha Ann Singleton
Readings
BM. LaGrone
MacDowell Vink
Wallace van Sickle
Cornet
June Hairston
Billie Tolleson
Mary Etta Presley
Catherine Sterling
J.T. Lueck, Jr
Burgher Jones
BR. Williams
Kinard Young
Frances Bruner
C. A. Monts
J. O. Milam
Sunrise Easter Service Set For 6 A.M. At High School Stadium
The Union Sunrise Easter service for Hope begins next Sunday at 6 o clock in the High School stadium. It is a communitywide worship event with no offering or advertising. Funds are private, and youth groups lead music scripture and prayers while girl scouts seat attendees and boy scouts assist with parking.
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Union
Community of Hope
Church of Hope
Ity
Bailey Withholds Decision on Road Improvement Bill
Little Rock Uti Gov Dailey reserved his decision on a bill to aid road improvement districts after bondholders refused to surrender five per cent bonds for three per cent passes under the 194 refunding act. He said the bill, by Senators Fagan and Dillon, aligns with the refunding act and the bill’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
UTI
Dailey
Fagan and Dillon
Vill
Woodmen Circle Holds Southwest District Convention in Hope
The Southwest District convention of the Woodmen Circle met in Hope for a one day session, opening at 10 o'clock with business sessions in Woodmen hall. County Judge Frank Rider welcomed delegates and visitors, with responses from Mrs. Lela Lumpkin of Texarkana. State president Mrs. Eva D. Taylor presided, and several state and Hope district officers participated in the proceedings.
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Woodmen Circle
South Arkansas
Hope
Woodmen Hall
Frank Rider
Lela Lumpkin
Texarkana
Eva D. Taylor
Texarkuny
Digitil
Tressie Goldstick
Little Rock
Dora Meador
Inner Sentinel
Birdie Duchense
North Little Rock
Edna Stinecutt
Littl Rock
Katie Crowell
Mcs
James Ida Westerman
Thela Northcutt
Carrie Carroll
Bertha Eason
Mary Sewell
Katie Luscher
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
KNOXVILLE Tem1 It begins to fool now like the side with the best publicity agent is going to win in that Spanish mixup which is rather good argument for advertising One day the rebels say they're in toys and the next day the loyalists say they've got the thing sewed up To the aean time people in this country with wheat to sell are not doin a lot of worrying about it The rest of us are just sitting around wondering what's in that French woman's ating and wishing we had the publishing rights From the way the dust's coming over it appears spring is here.
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Knoxville
Tem1
First Carload of Radishes Shipped From Hope Arkansas
The first carload of radishes left Emmet tracks late Wednesday afternoon for northern markets. Shipped by Henry Watkins & Son of Hope, price to grower was $1 per bushel, double last season’s opening price. Three or four more carloads expected this week. Outlook favorable. main shipping points are Hope Blevins Emmet. Harvest period peaks April with high quality urged to sustain prices. DeAnn radishes damaged by hail Tuesday night. other areas believed safe.
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Arkansas
Emmet
Henry Watkins & Son
Hope
Watkins
Hempstead
Monts Seed Store
Express
Jaton
Blevins
DeAnn
Hopkins Sees New Day For the Poor
In Little Rock the National Relief Administrator Harry Hawkins spoke on a federal rehabilitation project near the Dyess colony describing a “new day for the poor.” He asserted plans will address poverty and reject the notion that the poor are shiftless, promising actions for those living in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Dyess Colony
Arkansas
Harry Hawkins
Italian Troops Are Withdrawn
Valencia dispatch reports Spanish aerial scouts noting a sudden disappearance of insurgent forces on the Guadalajara front. Madrid claims tens of thousands of Malians withdrew after a losing engagement, with continued coverage expected on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Rovernment
Guadalajara
Madrid
Methodist Choir to Present Easter Program Sunday Night
The First Methodist Church choir led by Mrs. Ralph Routon will present an Easter music program Sunday at 7 30 PM. The varied selection aims for wide appeal with uplifting sacred songs including preludes, hymns, solos, and anthems performed by the choir, women's voices, and soloists. Public invitation extended. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ralph Routon
Jahnstone
Routon
Fred R. Harrison
Rowton
Navin Evelyn Murph
Harriet Story
John P. Coax
Gounodi
Fred H. Harrison
William Dean
Mias
Joy
Neal
Anwels
Scott
Tully Mery
Fran
Mary Louise Keith
Doy O'Neal
Franklin Horton
Elmer Brown
Esripture
Aithem
Wilson
Clifford Franks
Two Women Seek Jobs on California Coast Trip
Martha Brittain and Betty Haynes read a help wanted ad in a San Diego newspaper as they plan a journey along the coast. They seek temporary work to earn travel funds, promising to promote an Airspeed Trailer by stopping at camps and towns for demonstrations. They insist they must find employment to avoid relying on family funds and to fund their trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brittain
Betty Haynes
Martha
Davenport
San Diego
Arnot Sloss
Atlas Building
Two Gardy Birds Target Job at Atlas Building
Betty and Martha queue at Atlas Building seeking work and a vote as they plan to present themselves as longtime friends who get along. Arnold Sloss's office draws a line of hopeful women while the platinum blond earns curious attention, hinting at a broader screening process.
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Betty
Mart
California
Northwest
Martha
Arnold Sloss
Atlas
No. 451
Pre Easter Dance at Barlow Tonight Features Henderson Collegians
A pre Easter dance was held Thursday night at Hotel Barlow correcting yesterday’s error that it would be Friday. The Henderson Collegians of Philadelphia featuring Miss Neel Snyder played. the dance began promptly at 9:30 o'clock.
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Barlow
Ind
Henderson Collegians of
Arkadelphia
Neel Snyder
Hope Youths on College Honor Roll at OMA
Cadets Gordon H. Bayless and Kennie McKee of Hope are listed on the Dean's honor roll for the first six weeks of the second semester at the Oklahoma Military Academy. The college dispatch said the recognition reflects strong academic performance and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon H. Bayless
Kennie McKee
Hope
Oklahoma Military Academy
Death of Nettie Cross in school bus truck crash
Nettie Cross an 18 year old Lene High School student died at Prescott hospital after a collision involving two school buses and a truck on Highway 13 south of Laneburg. She suffered skull base fractures and never regained consciousness. Four other crash victims remained hospitalized. none were in immediate danger.
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Nettie Cross
Lene
Cora- Donnell ‘Hospital
Prescott
Laraine
The
Star
Cross
R. N. Cross
A. B. Barham
Pelviz
Duel Crabbe
Thomas
Barksdale
Faye Harper
Pital
Highway 13
Laneburg
Bride Elect Dies In School Blast At New London Texas
Naomi Bunting of Overton Texas post graduate student and bride elect of Aldrich Hill of Hope was killed in the New London Texas school explosion last week. Her fiancé, Ralph Hill, is a Hope High athlete and son of Earl Hill. The blast killed 455 and left students and teachers to resume classes near the scene Monday as the London Consolidated School is to be rebuilt.
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W. C. Shaw
New London School
Lves
Military Board of Inquiry
Shaw
Sandau School
Arilitary Board of Inquiry
Naomi Bunting
Overton
Texas
Aldrich
Buddy
Hill of Hope
London
Mr. Hill
Miss Bunning
Hill
Earl Hill
West Fourth Street
Ralph Hill
Hope High
Ritchie Grocer Company
New London
London Consolidated School
New Orleans Cotton Opens and Closes Steady
New Orleans cotton for May opened at 14.03 and closed at 13 48 53. Spot cotton closed steady with a slight downturn, middling prices around 14.29.
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New Orleans
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Chrysler
Bailey
Brown Turner
Henry Watkins & Son of
Hopkins
Methodist
Methodist Church
Chapter
VGA
LAS
Alaska
Mr. Sloss
Illinois
Buddy Hill
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