National Music Week Programs Highlight Texarkana Events
The Texarkana community hosts multiple National Music Week events with readings, choirs, and instruments featured. Local clubs plan programs at First Presbyterian Church and city auditorium, inviting the public to attend.
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Texarkana
First Presbyterian Church
City Auditorium
Peday Music Clubs
Lewisville
Senter Viola
Regina Basye
J. T. Luck
Dennia Richards
James Butler
Garrett Story
Winfred Dabbs
Trom Regina
Wanda Keith
Pauline Mh.s
Allen Home Demonstration Club Meets in May
The Allen Home Demonstration club met May 1 at Mrs. B R Jones's home with 18 members and two visitors. A new roll addition, leadership reports, and a landscape school update were presented. Members discussed entering the house dress contest and observed Better Homes week with a community Sunday school project. Miss Griffin demonstrated strawberry preserves and jelly. After recreation, a salad and sandwich plate was served. The next meeting will be June 7 at Mrs. P J Holt's home.
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Allen Home Demonstration Club
B. R. Jones
Carrol Schovley
Mult Springs
Elikh
Griffin
Jane
P. J. Holt
Small Town Social Notes From Fulton and Marietta
Mrs Lacey Rosen baurt remains ill and Mrs Ethel Cornelius gatled on Mrs Julia Chandler Tuesday. Raymond Cornelius returned home after visiting his aunt Mrs Lizzie Simmons in Marietta Oklahoma. Lucille and Christeen Caruelius were guests of Wilma and the Gentry. George Gilbert Sr and family visited G W Gilbert Jr. Little Misses Willie Mae and Elven Gilbert visit grandmother Mrs George Culbert Sr. Ana Hawthorn returned from time with sister Lucy Rosenbaum. William Chandler visited Mrs Olompia Gilbert. Ollis Rosenbaum and Boots Clayton visited Harvey Clayton. Mrs Dutney visited Mrs Bittles of Guernsey last Sunday.
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Mra
Pompia Gilbert
Lacey Rosenbaurt
Ethel Cornelius Gatled
Julia Chandler
Raymond Cornelius
Lizzie Simmons
Marietta
Okla
Lucille
Christeen Car‘uelius
Wilma
Gentry
George Gilbert Sr
Gurtin Cushion
Rebecca Gilbert
Lester v
Henry Gilbert
Pulton
G. W. Gilbert Jr
Willie Mae
Elven Gilbert
George Culbert Sr
Fulton
Ana Hawthorn
Lucy Rosenbaum
William Chandler
Olompia Gilbert
Ollis Rosenbaum
Boots Clayton
Harvey Clayton
Wirs. Dutney
Bittles
Guernsey
True Repentance Puts Sin to Rout
Miss Georgia Lewis preached on repentance at the Tabernacle citing Ezekiel 18 39 and stressing that fear remorse and conviction alone do not equal repentance. She defined repentance as a voluntary change turning from wicked ways toward God urging listeners to decide now to quit sin and seek Christ.
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Georgia Lewis
Uhal
Gort
John
Christ
Hell
God
House of Israel
Jesus
Pleasant Weather Encouraged Providence Farmers’ Crops
Providence Farmers would appreciate good weather as crop notes and farm visits fill a Sunday in Shower Springs area. Families including Mitchells Whittens Vines and Britts share church and social time at Daugherty and Rogers households. Birth announced: Mack McMillen and wife welcome a daughter Onis Fay.
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Kermit Mitchell
Bodean No. 2
Enrl Whitten
Hoyett Laseter
Thi Vines
Ella Tadbett
Edwin Britt
Hickory Rhade
Ray McWilliams
George McMillen
Joe Daugherty
Bobbie Lee Rogers
Shower Savings
Mes
Mack McMilen
Onis Fay
Mary Rovers
Green Laseter
Milon Rogers
Heron McMillen
Clits
Curis Daugherty
Jesse Jordin Suyday
Bonnie Crews
Katie Menitt
Hone
Luther Ellis
Say Giffard
Dolf Staines
Milton Rogers
Jim Douthie
George McMillan
Joe Daugher
Ralph
Mack McMillen
Jewel Peyton
Hes
Hope
Luther Ellig
Ela Hor.neve
Centerville Pastor to Fill Regular Appointment Next Sunday
Centerville reports that the Rev. Crane of Spring Hill will fill his regular appointment here next Sunday evening. Misses Jean and Mildred Givens spent Wednesday night with Misses Addie and Gladys Mellray. Married last Wednesday evening at
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Crane
Spring Hill
Jean
Mildred Givens
Addie Om Gladys Mellray
Poultry Code Draws Laugh From Court
In Washington, Supreme Court justices and spectators laughed as Attorney Joseph Heller mocked the NRA poultry code. He described the rule forcing customers to take the run of the coop, joking about breaking the box to get all the chickens. Justice Rutherford dryly quipped a witty line, and the marshal called for order.
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Washington
Guyreme Court
Joseph Heller
Hellen
Rutherlmd
Porder
Local social notes from Hope area reflect weekend visits and gatherings
A flurry of visits and calls marks the Hope area social scene. Mrs Zack Sanders and family join birthday celebrations at the Dougan home while others, including Mr and Mrs Omer Bennett and Miss Aling Goad, socialize with friends and relatives. Weekend getaways with Olen Bennett and Mrs Charles Lane are noted alongside multiple calls on wives and mothers, with numerous names and small-town connections listed in brisk, informal fashion.
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Zack Sanders
Julianie Brendon
Bardwell
New Liberty
Omer Bennett
Aling Goad
Glen
Wita
Marie Andrews
Olen Bennett
Hill
Ivy Mitchell
Jeff Millican
Bane Chin
Mr Clarence
Nfuster
Redden
Richie Gand
Ane May
Milton Allen
Brian MeIlroy
Vernel Andrews
Jean
Mile’hed Givens
Addie
Gladys McEhroy
Mane Ambows
Mabel Redden
Otto
Harmony Mi
Rosston
Vera Gleghorn
Leta Watson
Tope
Buck Foster
Roy Cullier
Buck Garret
Patmos
John Align
Haney
Meg. Harlin Sanders
Childeed
Andy Meklyoy
Granville Bright
Earlior
Pei Fowler
Near Hope
Misses Glew
Vid Andrews
Misses Guynell
Olis Gleghorn
A. G. Muirner
Barl Krwin
Harlow Powell in New Film Sunday
Reckless opens Sunday at the Saenger featuring Jean Harlow and William Powell in their first film together. Mona Leslie rises to social height only to fall to scandal and disgrace. Ned Riley stands by through triumphs and tragedies and is dubbed best man. Also stars May Robson Rosalind Russell Henry Stephenson Ted Healy Nat Pendleton Mickey Rooney.
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the Saenger
Jean Harlow
Wiliam Powell
Plant
Mona Leslie
Jermillonaire
Powell
Ned Riley
Mona
Franchot Tone
Bob Harrison
Milionaire
May Robson
Granny
Rosalind Russell
Jo Mercer
Henry Stephenson
Harrison
Ted Healy
Nat Pandleton
Mickey
Hills
Paramount News
Local community notes from Bells Chapel week of events
Sunday night sermons at Bells Chapel led by Rev N B Herrell. Various residents shared visits across McCaskill Hope and Bethel communities. Weddings announced for Joe Osborn and Kathryn Kelly with best wishes from friends. Birthday tribute to Mr White after illness, plus multiple social visits and dining gatherings among local families.
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N. B. Herrell
Sallie Cook
Cale
G. L. White
G. H. Livley
McCaskill
Hand
Horace Honea
T. Stewart
Evelyn Stewart
Agron Stewart
A. B. Harris
Finley Goodles
Ida Wood
Joe Osborn
Kathryn Kelly
Hope
Sutway
Alene Boyd
Union Grove
Willie Long
McCassill
Harvey Bell
Bethel Community
Tom Bott
C. L. White
Floyd Brooks
Edd Chamlee
H. H. Honea
Lonnie Brooks
M. E. White
Fane
Lester White
White
Arthur Sewell
Swent Home
Jim Brooks
Myr
Zack Brooks
Denfoorville
Lloyd Shackelford
Ray Biggers
Sweethome
A. J
Blevins
Eixin Brooks
Olah Brooks
Bill Bright
Sons of
Pleasant Msm
Aubry Dowds
Alvin Osborn
Delores Ashcrof
Mas. Floyd
Gibson in Denial Revocation Fails
Randolph County officials and U S Attorney Fred A Isgrig sought to terminate John K Gibson's federal probation in a long running arson case. Evidence including a confessed decoy witness and testimony tied Gibson to the plan to burn the Randolph Hotel at Pocahontas. Gibson had pleaded guilty in Jonesboro to handling stolen bonds and received a suspended prison term and reduced fine.
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Little Rock
Federa
John K. Gibson
Lawrence
Ben Dame
Randolph
Pocabontas
Randolph County
United States
Fred A. Sigrig
Isgrig
George Steiiner
W. J. Russell
Edi Trice
Gibson
Rey Orme
H. E. Smith
Walnut Ridge
Dann
Jonesboro
Martineau
Revival ends as Georgia Lewis preaches at Tabernacle
Sunday school 8:45 a m morning services 11 a m children 4 30 Young People 6 45 Evening service 7 45 revival ends with evangelist Georgia Lewis preaching both services pastor Rev Lewis leaves Monday for Camden for three weeks. Georgia Lewis stays at Tabernacle. Midweek 7 45 Wednesday Day of prayer Thursday public invited. Mass sacrifice 8. Wally Mary reparatrix catechetical 5 May procession Blessed Virgin Mary statue crowned. Benediction 6 30 novena prayers Mary Mother of Mankind Mother's Day spiritual offering by Theresa Patterson.
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Georgia Lewis
Miss Lewis
Rev. Lewis
The
Tabernacle
Camden
Evangelis Georgia Lewis
Mary
Velyn Allbright
Theresa Patterson
Mother
Warned Defendant Must Answer In Hempstead Chancery Court
Warning order in Hempstead County Chancery Court directs Herman M. Giese to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by The State National Bank of Texarkana and Chester Hill Trustee. Clerk’s stamp shows May 2 with DALE JONES and J P Byers on record.
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Chancery Court
George H. Bell
Herman M. Giese
State National Bank of Texarkane
a_ corporation
Chester Hill
Dale Jones
J. P. Byers
D.C
Talkative Juror Reviews Hauptmann Case on Whaley Trust
A juror said Whaley was highly responsible and intelligent. Dr. Condon testified Hauptmann was identified three times as the man who accepted the $50,000 ransom in a Bronx cemetery, tying the ransom scene to Hauptmann.
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John
Bronx
Rocky Mound Rev Crane Holds Regular Service Sunday
Rev Crane of Spring Hill filled his regular appointment at 11 o clock. Families and neighbors gathered for visits, dinners, and social calls throughout the day. Local reminders urged Sunday school at 10 o clock and encouraged inviting others.
Spring Hill Man in Houston Ties Up in Sunday Wreck
Spring Hill resident Virgil Collins home from Houston where he works, involved in a Sunday morning crash that badly damaged his car and left him bruised but not seriously hurt. He plans to return to work soon. A. L. Powell and wife visited Prescott on Monday. Mrs. Joe Ehrlick of Lubbock, Texas, also noted in the report.
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Virgil Collins
Houston
A. L. Powell
Prescott
Joe Ehrlick
Lubbac
Texas
Hope Ball Team Defeats Patmos in 12 to 6 Victory
Hope High School dominated Patmos High School club on a sunny Friday afternoon in Patmos, winning 12 to 6. Pitcher Verdon Walker slammed two home runs while giving up 12 hits as Laner struggled for Patmos. Manager Paul Ramsey starred behind the plate for Hope, with L England and R Ramsey delivering solid contributions.
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Hope
Imostly
Patmos
Priday Afernoon
Verdon Walker
Laner
Paul Ramsey
England
R. Ramsey
C Melver
C. Ramsey
J. Spill
Kidnaping Report Ties to Gallup Riot Probes
New York Communist Robert Minor and attorney David Levinson told Gallup authorities they were abducted by 15 to 19 masked gunmen in Gallup on Thursday night. They said the assailants beat them with blackjacks, bound their heads in sacks, and dumped them 35 miles into the desert, where a Navajo family later aided them before they reached Gallup on Friday. Mrs. Julia Bartal, wife of mine workers local president Joe Bartal, was with them during the alleged incident.
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Gallup
N. M
New York
Philadelphia
Law- Fo
New Mexico
Tohatchi Narvajo
Robert Minor
Daily Worker
David Levinson
Minor
Antil
D. W. Roberts
Levinson
Julia Bartal
Joe Bartal
Mine Workers
Extended visit with Huckabee relatives ends in visit
Family notes describe extended visits in Waldo and Prescott. Mrs. Lucille Bright and Dallas relatives join Mrs. Huckabee. Huckabee family members from Hope and Smickover visit Monroe Martin and J H Martin. Fishing outing charity and weekend visits occur.
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Lucille Bright
Dallas
Leslie’ Huckabee
Everett Momen
Waldo
Huckabee
W. L. Garner
Mrs. Clark
Prescott
Rioting and murder charges in New Mexico union clash
Report outlines a violent eviction riot at a coal trading center in New Mexico on April 4. It notes deaths among rioters and mentions Sheriff Carmichael, a Takeno hospital reference, and calls for labor unity amid a growing movement for solid union front as the Inferno Labor Defense expands its defense work.
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Takeno
Levin
Thernor
Gallup
Ping Fish
Ochoa
Joe Barto
MR. Carmichae
Minor
New Mexico
Solid Uni
Inferno
Ifense
All Unions
Back Vinson Bill Standoff Stages Week End Recess
Washington lawmakers backed by Patman and Forbes recessed the session to block the Vinson bonus payment bill. Democrats faced a threatened presidential veto as they aimed to reform votes, with Senator Robinson pushing a weekend recess to reassess lineups.
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Patman Forbes
Vinson Bill
Washington
Harrison
Vinson
Robinson
Lai
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Karen
Fides
Wonttana Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Marcy Moore
Lile Moore
C. R. Williams
Cirele
W. M.S
First Methodist Church
Hoon
E.R. White
North Louisiana Street
Sam Taylor
C.D. Lester
Claude Nuva
Dates B. Jamison
Tittle Rock
Joe Vesey
W. M. S. Methodist Witirer
Mon- AY Envening
Iss Normy Tyainer
Park Drive
Ssex Charleen Crane
Vera von Sickle
W. M
Methodist Church
Loraine McCoy
South Pine Street
R. M. LaGrone
David Sarnoff
Y Fenl Hasevelt
Elib Wall
Eva Brannan
Our City
State Highway Department
Womans Auxiliary of
Jo'eluck
W. M. A. First Baptist Church
Chorel
Circle No. 1
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexant
Eepe
Saenger
Bob Steele
Brand of
Stailsein Tommy
EAL Yale
Yin
Llome Clubs
Providence
Centerville
K. R. Spearman
Children’s ‘Teeth State Bank
Suite
Arkansas
Auto Supply CO
McQuay -Norris
East Third
Margaret Walk
Santa Rosa
Calif
Harlow
New Film Sunday
Franchot Jane Also Starred
John S. Gibson
N. Main
Ave. D Phils
A. Lewis
Paater
Our Lady OF Good Hope
Mattie Lou Purtle
Susie Eywin
Andy Jordan
Fletcher Esterling
John Bill Jordan
Harald Werner
Otis Purtle
Dale Mitchell
Geneva Humphrey
Archie Sommers
Cecil Rogers
Fletcher Estering
Pare Lee Boswell
Walter Heirston
Deward Silver
Medford Hazeard
Dewey Bearden
Rogers
Alfred Bearden
Barto Bearden
Luther Mitchell
Esm S. Bates
Hope Ball
South En
Qld Shoes
Parson’s Shoe Shop
Jil South Mai
B. C. Lewis
Hazel Abram
Lewis Beauty Salon
Hope,’ Ark
Nelson-Huckins
Kent
John P. Cox Drug CO
Eagie
Albert Graves
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