Child’s view of beauty inspires adults to notice wonders
A literary reflection on how children reveal the world’s beauty opens with a verse about seeing through a child’s eyes. The Hope Arkansas page notes social and church events, including the St. Mark’s Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Barlow’s home, upcoming visits from Hendrix College students, obituaries for Herbert Allen, and a toast to youth education and temperance work.
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St. Mark's ‘Episcopal Church
Barlow
North Hervey Street
Social Gatherings Share News From Little Reel to Washington
Intosh and Miss Estella McIntosh hosted a Thursday evening gathering at their South Elm Street home with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Northcutt of Texarkana. Refreshments were served as guests enjoyed songs and games before one couple prepared for a Washington visit. Health and economy in cooking were discussed at a March 20 gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ferrell at 923 East Division Street with 22 attendees. A Cookware Co. speaker led the lecture and plate lunches followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Colling
Omeon
Evans
Maribel King
A. Dy. Brannan
East Third Street
Selina Lee Bartlett
John Bartlett
Wesley E. Sawyer
Little Rock
First Baptist Church
Wits
T. J. Reynolds
South Elm Street
Gua Parker
Mes
George Northcutt
R. A. Dempse
R. McCowin
J.t.trotter
F. L. Collie
G. Fisher
A. S. Willis
Martha Dempsey
Hershell
Alford Dempsey
W. Watson
Texarkata
W. OR. Ferrell
East Division Street
Cookware Co. of America
Tvere
Bil Smith
Dosseu
Lipscomb
Charles O'Neill
C. H. Booth
Roberts String Band Broadcasts Saturday in Texarkana
The Harotel Robert's Novelty string band of Hoye will broadcast an on air program Saturday over KOMC at Texarkana. The band goes on the air at Macik. The program will include popular and all time favorites.
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Harotel Robert
Hoye
Wil
KOMC
Texarkana
Macik
Home Clubs Blevins Meeting Notes March 26
The Blevins Home Demonstration club met with Mrs Jas Cummins on March 26 with 14 members present. Five new murders were added. Mrs C C Merritt presided in the president absence. Miss Griffin demonstrated framing and hanging pictures. Refreshments were served. April meeting at Mrs C C Merritt's home.
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Blevins
Jas. Cummins
C. C. Merritt
Sunday and Fifth Sunday church gatherings announced
Sunday school and Sunday morning services held by Dro. Purtell with preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Young People meet Sundays at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Ladies Auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon 4 30. Fifth Sunday gathering planned for Saturday and Sunday. Fellowship supper at First Christian Church Friday 6 30. All invited to bring a lunch and attend. No service at VW o clock due to NY rally at Sutton.
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O'Clack
Dro
First Christian Church
N.Y. Pls
Sutton
Piest Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Programs
Wallace R. Rogers, pastor, invites all members and Sunday school enrollees to attend both morning and evening services this Sunday. A large chorus choir directed by Mrs. Fy I. Padgitt will sing. The Baptist Training Union and Adult Union activities will be highlighted with programs for all ages and interests.
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Repti
First Baptist Church
Suneliy
Padgitt
Baptist Traine Union
Kraw
Luader
Nidhan Harbour
Seemy
Tribute to Crosnoe by U S Engineers
Memphis official release reports the death by drowning of Clyde C. Crosnoe assistant engineer on March 21 1935 while on duty. Born June 18 1902 he earned a B S in Agricultural Engineering from Texas A and M College in 1924. Crosnoe served with the Coast and Geodetic Survey and Texas Highway Department before joining the Engineer Department in 1926. He rose to Junior Engineer in 1944 and was in charge of Bank Protection Party No 7 since 1994. His leadership and loyalty were praised. his loss will be hard to replace.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fiagle
Clyde C. Crosnoe
Clyde
Crosnow
Texas A. & M. College
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Texas Highway Department
Engineer Department
Crosnoe
W. M. Yoge
Corps of Engineers
Peter in Focus A Quarter of Sunday School Lessons
Weekly study traces Peter from calling at Galilee to his leadership in the church. It covers his conversion, temptations, restoration, Pentecost preaching, dealings at the temple gate, and Gentile outreach, emphasizing his faults and God given strength.
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Wm.e, Gilroy
Advance
Lfe
Peter
God
Jwe
Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Jehu
Andrew
Simon Petite
Christ
Messiah
Pentecost
Wwe
Jesus Christ
Temple
Local Family Gatherings and Visits Recap
Old Liberty Me. ane Mrs. Carrison and Dorothy Mie of Ozan called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hicks. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Patmes and surrounding areas visited over the weekend. Reeders note friendly calls, children, and neighborhood news with social visits across several households.
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Carrison
Dorothy Mie
Ozan
Joe Hicks
Sianly
Patmes Siunday
P. A. Neal
Fancy
Owen Neal
Sear Hope
Guy Micks
Mes
Jne
Maus
Wilma Neal
Loli
Weehuul
Carl Evans
G. M. Shearer
I. Uayk
Buly McCurkly
Columbus
Remeinder
Roosevelt names Richberg to lead NRA amid labor tension
In a bid to revive the National Recovery Administration Roosevelt picks Donald Richberg as its leader. The move aims to restore life to NRA and bolster his administration’s stance with industry and labor despite labor leader John L. Lewis attacking Richberg over his stance on collective bargaining and labor representation.
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Grell
NRA
NIRA
National Industrial Recovery Board
Roosevelt
Clay Williams
NIRB
Mann
Congress
Donald Richberg
Richberg
John L. Lewis
Richbery
Perkins
Labor conflict reshapes Richberg NRA role amid union push
In a tense sequence, Richberg faced Labor opposition over NRA policy as Sidney Hillman and Bill Green of the A F L pressured for concessions. The quarrel led to a labor pledge for reform, including equal industry representation on NIRB and Hillman’s continued involvement. Richberg, under White House scrutiny, retreated from interpreting NIRA Section 3.14, signaling a political adjustment.
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Roosevelt
Richberg
Daniel
NRA Labor Advisory Board
NRA
Rickberg
Imiman
Sidney Hillman
NIRB
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
White House
Lewis
Bill Green
A. F. of
Green
IRA
Phil Murray
Miners’ Union
Labor
Bim
Richbers
Hillman
A. F
Nira
New Objection Is Continued From Page One On Taxes
The delayed obstruction concerns old age benefits and unemployment taxes. Committee leaders warn the bill may not be ready for formal reporting to the House before Tuesday.
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House
Princeton Thefts Stir Debate and Secret Meeting
A Princeton Star theft case sparked intense discussion, with Speaker Burns urging calm. Democratic committee members held a secret session to resolve differing points as the nine percent payroll tax plan for unemployment and old age insurance faced pushback. Tax details included one percent payroll tax for unemployment starting 1936 and rising, plus a two percent payroll tax for old age starting 1937 shared by employers and employees and increasing over years.
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Burns
Delisting dispute stirs talk among officials
Officials debate federal delist actions and tax implications as members raise concerns about voluntary benefits and eligibility. Critics cite new information and call for reconsideration while Democrats warn of potential outcomes after today’s meeting and discussions with Byrng.
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Democratie
Hollywood magnate questions writer's suitability
The assistant recalls a Hollywood magnate doubting a writer's fit, saying the man was the only one under consideration while the writer is costed. The producer interjects with caustic doubts and questions the value of the writer for Montreal Daily Star.
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Hollywood
Gethin
Montreal Daily Star
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Mary Delia Carrigan
Hendrix College
Conway
Steve Carrigan
Teddy Jones
Pine Bluff
Louis Breed
Herbert Allen
Lenna Allen
Oscar Allen
Hope
Herbert Aflen
Hot Springs
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Henry HH. Stuart
West Avenue C
I R. King
America
A. C. Kalb
Matthew
T. R. King
Edwin Dossett
Mamie Twitchell
Satan
Marguerite Taylor
Elizabeth White
Shreveport
R. M. LaGrone
Russellville
State Federation of Music
Mary
Julia Lemley
Mrs
Kendall Lee
Toy
W.E
Mrs. Frank
C. E. McIntosh
Mr. Mc
Harding
Robert Montmogery
Don
ED Lown
Vic McLaglen
Buck Jones
RED Rider
Tim McCoy
Emilyn Kampy
Rael Pyervarity
Moore Bros
Wilson
Lakeview
Los
Intosh and
Miss Estella McIntosh
Little Reel
Roberts String Band
PIRST
Nazarene
Tapley
Wallace R. Rogers
U.S
Office of Army Engineers
Old Liberty
Mins
Evelyn Tgierson
al Quan
Dee Hivks
Iity
Wiley Byasis Shuedny Wight
Aie Linn
Frank Shenvon Gitled
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Slufestmer
Fraulein Lew Reitenstall
Witter
K. C
Tee Reece
Front Street
City Bakery
F. D
Gure
Princeton Star
Treasury
Princeton University
Frank B. John
Parson’s Shoe Shop
South Main
K. R. Spearman
Children’s Teeth State Bank
Sulte
Arkansas
EK. M. McWilliams & Company
Hope, Ark
Lona
Turnip Greens
Duared
Buffalo
Red Circle
Delgados Tamalas
U. S
del Monte
Pillsbury's
Sunny Field
IONA
Suga Godchaux
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