Mother's Day greetings and community notices in Washington
The item lists visitors, church services, and social events in Washington including John Clark of Houston. Adaline Goddard arriving to speak at First Christian Church. Mrs Ada Swicegood, N. N. Whitter, Lea Andrews, and Kenneth Hamilton among those described. A Mother's Day homecoming, a Vesper Service at First Presbyterian, a Tom Thumb Wedding event, and bridge party details are included along with other visits and upcoming local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Andrews
Pine Bluff
Washington
Kenneth Hamilton
Caroline
Gordon
Ill-Fated Romance Trial Unfolds in Los Angeles
Lois Wade a 17 year old Pomoria California girl testifies at the Los Angeles court about Frank Naw land 19 her former sweetheart accused of attacking her and hurling her into an abandoned well after she demanded a divorce and marriage. She recounts being pushed back into icy water as she struggled to escape and was later taken to a hospital by a passing motorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Drosser
Lois Wade
Pomoria
California
Los Angeles
Frank Nawland
Miss Wade
Newland
Mothers Day Visitation Invited by Sunday School Lead
Miss Nannie Perkins superintendent of the Primary Department invites mothers of children to visit the division and observe Mothers Day with them this Sunday in a cordial church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Perkins
The
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Church Services Lead Members to Hymn Study
J L Cannon, pastor, invites church members and friends to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock. Board of Stewards convenes at 2 p m Epworth League gathers at 6 45 p m Evening worship and song follow. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m. Sunday night focuses on hymn study and audience requests to sing favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Activities
W I Anderson D D Minister invites participation in Sunday school at 9 45 a m with departmental lessons, morning worship at 11 a m on Are We Ready for Prosperity, 4 30 p m Mother's Day Vesper with The Christian Home sermon, 6 30 p m Young People's Society. Circles of Ladies Auxiliary meet as scheduled. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. F. Brundidge
H. Briant
WN. T. Jewell
A. A. Hoge
Harvey Barr
G. W. Hosmer
First Baptist Church to Host Rev G B Neeley Services
Rev G B Neeley of Corning Arkansas will preach at First Baptist Church in both morning and evening services Sunday. Sunday School begins at 0 45 with a morning service at 1 00 and an evening service at 7 45. The general public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
G. BE. Neeley
Corning
Ark
First Baptist Church
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
J. J. Wright
State Extension Service
Café Carrigan
Washington
Joe Wilson
Columbus
Mother’s Day program at First Christian Church
Sunday school at 9 45 and classes at 10 in the main auditorium for a Mother’s Day program and Communion. Miss Adeline Goddard, district worker for the Ladies Missionary Society, will speak at 7 45 Sunday evening at the church. Join in this great work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Goddard
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Chistian Church
Mother's Day Program at First Presbyterian Church
A Sunday afternoon program featured music and readings led by Mrs Dabney and choir. Items included a solo Jesus Saviour Pilot Me, hymn Mother, Scripture reading Proverbs 10 28, offertory anthem The Prodigal and the Song, sermon The Christian Home, and a concluding Home Sweet Home and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Hymin
Ward Dmbrey
Hospital Notes on Local Patients and Operations
Miss Mary Robberts daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Robberts of Fulton underwent an operation at Josephine Hospital Saturday morning. She had been a student at Magnolia A and M college but returned home due to illness. Mrs H A Fincher of Barris Oklahoma recently had an operation at Josephine Hospital with condition reported satisfactory by attendants Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robberts
R. G. Robberts
Fulton
Josephine Hospital
Miss Robberts
Magnolia A. and
M. College
H. A. Fincher
Barris
Okla
Pretty Boy Floyd Bank Robber and Killer Career Rumors
The article portrays Pretty Boy Floyd as the unmasked bandit leader behind a spree of Oklahoma bank robberies and killings. It cites six killings and ten bank robberies charged to him, with more crimes suspected in other states. Floyd boasts he would rather be killed than serve another prison term, while authorities offer a $1000 reward for his capture.
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Floyd
Ployd
Burns
Oklahoma
Ohio
Toledo
St. Louis
Bert Walker
Missouri
Walker
Akron
Bowling Green
King
Prohibition
Kansas
Cure Tls Burks
Burks
Kansas City
First State Bank
Stonewall
Okla
Wiley Fost
Estele Henson
Ada
Henson
Hts
Mother's Day Program at Shower Sputge School Celebrates Mothers
Pupils entertained mothers and friends with a Friday afternoon program featuring songs, readings, and plays. Highlights included "My Mother," "Every Day Mother's Day," and a Mother’s Day acrostic. Presentations of booklets and basket favors honored all attending mothers, amid a display of white roses and flowers.
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Shower Sputge School
America
John Taylor Laseter
Jannite Beckworth
Jn Marjorie
Zelma Aaron
Rufus Darwin
Ruby Aaron
May
John Beckworth
Baby Land
John Taylor Leseter
Juanita Beckworth
Helen Crows
Henneth MecWilliams
Boy
Marjorie McWilliams
Perry Rogers
Pauline Tight
Glendon McWillamy
Marie Light
Ruth Aaron
Ellison Campaign Aims At Development Of Arkansas Goods
Ellison outlines policy for Arkansas voters emphasizing marketing, mineral resources, industrial development, tourism, and publicity. He pledges to administer a $20,000 annual Marketing Bureau, promote factories, rural markets, and employ advertising to attract investment, tourism, and growth statewide. Ellison was born in Georgia and moved to Arkansas in 1915.
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Stee of
Arkansas
Marketing Bureau
Union
Mr. Ellison
Georgia
Night Court drama and graft exposed in wartime film
A vintage newspaper item reviews a dramatic film about graft in a wary city court. The plot follows Mike and Mary, whose lives collide with a corrupt judge. The cast includes Phillips Holmes, Walter Huston, and Anita Page as danger and intrigue unfold. The article also notes W. S. Van Dyke’s direction and local biographical details.
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Mike
New York
Mary
Iry
Dudge
Phillips Holmes
Walter Huston
Anita Page
Lewis Stone
Mary Carlisle
John Millian
Jean Hersholt
Tully Marshall
Noel_Francis
W. S. van Dyke
Trader Horn
Move Is Launched to Continue Training Camp
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas A move to continue the citizens military training camps started last year at Camp Fike began Friday after information from Washington that the house appropriations committee had struck out the army appropriation but left provisions for camps this year The committee acted as an economy move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Citizens
Fike
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Weekend Social Roundup Around Spring Brook and Nearby
Spring Brook and nearby households hosted gatherings over the weekend with relatives and friends visiting from Providence Emmet Hope Evening Shade and Artisin. Families shared meals attended church services and countryside visits while two local residents completed a building project on their farm.
Visitors and family gatherings in Morriston and DeAnn
New Hope resident Roy Bradley of Morriston is visiting. Mr and Mrs Roberts host this week. Mr and Mrs W D Watkins and family of Oakland spent Sunday with their daughter and son, Mr and Mrs Reece Arrington. Doc Samuels of DeAnn kept his regular Sunday appointment. Leo and Marion Hartsfield and May Bell Schmuel of DeAnn visited Misses Roxie and Jettie Watkins Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bradley
Morriston
Roberts
W. D. Watkins
Oakland
Reece Arrington
Doc Samuels
DeAnn
Leo and
Marion Hartsfield
May Bell Schmuel
Roxie
Jettie Watkins
Fragmented Arts Note Hints at Opera Event
A garbled OCR fragment references an arts event, possibly opera, with words suggesting stage, lace, and performance. readable portions point to a cultural item by a museum or theater, but specifics like title, venue, date, or participants are unclear.
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John Clark
Houston
Tex
Ross Gillespie
Gilespie
Misa Adaline Goddard
Missionary Work of the
Christian Church
First Christan Church
Ada Swicegood
Fair Acres
W. W. Johnson
Ely
N. N. Whitter
Telephone Company of Mineral Springs
James J. Bowden
Dale Jones
Jennie Delaney Merowitz
New York City
Merowitz
W. J Parkins
Rae
Paisley Parents Teachers’ Association
Saenger Theatre
Dorsey McRae
Ross Gilespia
Clyde Hill
Nellie Turner
A.C. Whitehurst
Texarkonu
Josephine Cannon
Quechua College
George Cannon
Pink Carrigan
T. C. Owen
L. W. Marshall
Harry Couch
L. W. Marshall, Jr
Mageolia
Harry Smiley
R. B. Williams
Texarkana
Tom McLarty
South Main Street
Roy Anderson
Mary Sue Anderson
Merle Rogers
Hot Springs
Springs Kadels
Eivily
Kon
Carolyn
Hotra Holtman
Ar+ dents
Hender
College
Robken
Almparn
Plaines
Slips Holmes
LTEB
Huston
Wnita Page
EWIS
Sfone Ee
Enger
First Methodist Church
Mother's Day
W. I. Anderson
First Christian Church
F. Erwin
Fits Presbyterian Church
Boy Floyd
Ette
Pulpis
Ellison
Col
Jonesboro
Camden
Red Cross
Northeastern
Alabama
Camden Rotary Chuir
de Soto Trails Association
Cairo
Hito
Southwest
Winnipeg
Canada
New Orleans
South Arkansas Fox Hunters Association
Move
Gendon Splendide
Spring Brook
Levi Compton
Stamps
Hosendale
Fred Wilson
John Allen
Robbie May
John Rogers
Providence
Minto Ross
Ozon
Edna Allen
Joe Ross
Spring Hill
Rosa Lee Brown
Mabel
Robye Willst
Ralph Brown
Chilley Burg
EB. C. Calhoon
Jack Terry
Eugene Jones
Korndorfer
Hope
Ed Cusick
J. C.terry
McEnttie
Evening Shade
Gladys Wilson
Mittie Ree
Gene Rogers
M. B. Wilson
Lee Bradford
Artisin
Phillips ‘Holmés
Walter Hustotiin
W'Sverte
Saenger
R. M. Lagrone
L. D. Reed
R. M. Briant
C. C. Spragins
J. C. Hall
Haynes
Thrift
Penn
Pennsylvania
Wilkerson
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