Springtime pageant and church notices across Texarkana
A ransacked OCR page lists religious meetings and social events from local churches. It notes Mothers and Daughters Sunday school events at First Baptist and Presbyterians, devotional programs, and the Ouachita Presbytery training session with speakers from Mulvern and El Dorado. It also mentions a May meeting for the W M S circle, notes visitors, and observes National Music Week with local performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Fae
Mothers
First Baptist Church
Frances Menlows
C. C. Collins
Nalloin Wylie
Erik»lin
Mason, Moe
A. B
Sprogatng
Bronk Williama
Foster Whagkna
First Presbyterian
Meg
D. W. McMillon
Synouical
Presbyterian Church
F. R. Young
Mulvern
Ouachita Presbyterial
BE. P. Garrison
el Dorado
White Cross
Thal
Kate Rosebovoteh
Ashew
Eugene White
Tr. V.hall
Texarlana
Synodual Secs Rotary
Csuses
Ladies of the Hope Church
Mead, Halsis
Richard Bale
W. C. Creason
M. Muley
Josephine Brown
Mot Springs
0. H. Mahoney
D. W. McMillan
LW. MclCormic
George Dews
PG. Hurlon
Artadelphis
Menry Mave
Thos, McRay, Jr
S. C. Logan
Jo L. Buchanan
Richard White Sy
Tom Bemis
Emond Logan
Washington Home Demonstration Club Hosts County Council
The Washington Home Demonstration club hosted the Home Demonstration County Council meeting at the Methodist church in Washington on April 29. About 85 attendees heard programs on Better Homes week with talks by Helen Griffin and W. Montcastle, piano solos, and a history of Better Homes in Arkansas. The event included lunch, songs, and a tour of nearby historical sites after dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Home Demonstration Club
Home Demonstration County Council
Methodist Church
Washington
Eugene Guori- Tell
Ozan
Coun Council
Oder
America the Beautiful
Claud Agee
Pianio
Bill Gist
W. EB. Elenore
Washington Club
C. R. White
Columbus
Wheeling
Helen Griffin
Hempstead County
Evelyn Hubbard
Hazel Parson
Ruffin White
Allen's Club
Arkansas
Jesper Lively
W. E. Montcastle
Brigay AL Guest
Kathryn Hall
Margaret Pruitt
Old
Kentucky
Swannee River
Lee Garland
Allen Club
Miss Griffin
V.M. Englund
Shower Springs
Hope
Eugene Goodlett
Ovin
Jesus
Ages
Shover Springs
State Capitol
Char- Jem Williams
Duke
Community Notes From Center Point Thecy Area
A record of social visits and local gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mullins and family hosted guests with several couples stopping by. Miss Mildred Wise and Miss Jessie Mae Wright were noted visitors. A large crowd attended a play at Patios Tuesday and people shared visits across the community, including the Wright and Mullins families and others in the Piney Grove area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Hotlis Mullins
G. H. Wise
Piney Grove
Shiler
Glendon
Wise
Mildrett Wise
Jogsie Mae Wright
van Dile
Tow Middlebrooks
Yon Franklyn
Ethiopian War a Prophecy Fulfilled
A revival sermon on The Second Coming of Christ links current events to prophecy in a talk by Dr. Clyde Lee Fife. He cites signs of fulfillment, recalls a 1849 date error, warns against setting dates, and argues the world prepares for war while wealth concentrates. He also previews another sermon on The One Sin That God Cannot Forgive and discusses city hall venue options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lee Fife
Hotel Barlow
Fite
Jesus
Wren
Army
Navy
T Boyse
Lneger
Ethiopia
Lready Ao
Jess
Federal Spending (Continued From Page One)
The article examines the monetary effects of federal spending on home and farm mortgages and emergency relief. It discusses Treasury borrowing widening the receipts expenditures gap, bank deposits rising due to government obligations, and the concept of infusion of deposits. It notes differing views on whether federal spending is nearing a peak and whether extended spending hinges on employment. The final piece promises Claude A. Jagger’s look at housing and heavy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Party Plank Clash in Tennessee Delegates Abort Retention
A heated argument over the third Republican Plank spurred claims of hypocrisy as delegates from Tennessee clashed. J. E. Deford in Savannah urged strong language while Mrs. R. Bo Logan of Memphis defended placing the plank in the platform. The move to kill the plank failed amid a flood of campaign funds noted as $10000000 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beire
Tannessee
Savannah
Mys
Prescott News In Brief By Dale M'Kinney
A freshmen sophomore banquet is set for Friday night at the Allen hotel. Murray Auto Co. advances construction to make room for a garage and display area for new cars. Loge No. 152 of the Taslem Star met at the Masonic hall. The Standard Oil Co. builds a new loading station. Collier Cox reopens a wine and beer store on West Elm. BaShort will open a dry goods store replacing Joe Boswell’s old location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hotel
Murry Auto Company
Masonic Hall
Standard OF Company
Collier Cox
West Elm Street
BaShort
Joe Boswell
Browning Family Share Sunday With Local Families
Providence Mr and Mrs Grady Browning spent Sunday with her parents. Charley Roberts of DeAnn and Mr and Mrs Scutter Bateman and their children visited Mr and Mrs J M Watson and Mr and Mrs Joe Goines and Luellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Browning
Charley Roberts
DeAnn
Scutter Bateman
J. M. Watson
Joe Goines
Luellle
Okay to Open Ball Season on Sunday
The Okay Cementers baseball team will open the season Sunday May 10 against New Boston at the new Okay park. Charles Sloan announced the game, noting a granite stand and improved field. Gray Ares, Dildy, Phillips and Dodson are named as probable batteries, weather permitting, with a larger crowd anticipated and new equipment on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okay Cementers
Suuday
New Boston
Charles Sloan
Okay
Gray Ares
Dildy
Phillips
Dodson
Sunday Afternoon Visitors and May 6 Singing Event
Sunday afternoon visitors included soc, Martin, with Mr and Mrs Campbell. Mrs Henry Morton and daughter Mildred shopped in Hope Saturday. A parish supper will be held Wednesday night May 6 with proceeds to the singing school. Everyone is urged to attend and bring a guest.
Western Auto to Open South Main Store in Hope
C T Thompson returned from Dallas to select fixtures and merchandise for a Western Auto associate store on South Main Street. The shop, opening around May 24, will carry feed and farm supplies, radios, bicycles, electronics, and other popular lines. Thompson plans to relocate his family to Hope soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Thompson
Hope
Dallas
Tern Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Associate
South Main Street
Thompson
Texar= kone
Hert
My Thompson
Wecek
Electera
Westera Auto Supply Company
Reconstruction Finance Corps funding aid to communities
A WPA official described a plan to have the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lend money to communities for their share of project costs. He noted the idea was suggested by House Democrats and others involved in relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciamarphine
Hinson Towne
PWA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Democrats
Area Fund Batigia Report Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary lines reference an area called Fund Batigia with distorted phrasing about velocity and distance. The readable text mentions 14 miles a second and an Eva, but no coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable. Further context is needed to produce a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batigia
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National Music Week
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
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Warner Baxte
Robin Hoop
EL Dorado Plus
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Dr. Fife
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
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Prescott
Dale M'Kinney
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WPA
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