The Young Multhers Circle Hosts Monthly Meeting
The Young Multhers Circle of the W. M. S. First Methodist held a spring gathering at Mrs. Grady Williams's country home. Members heard programs on religious topics, enjoyed poems, and shared an ice course after a brief business session. Several guests attended from nearby towns, with mentions of specific members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. 5
Grady Willams
Howard Coefield
Joe Lasker
Bishop Capers
Coefield
Roecos
1 Womans Board of
Tome Missions
H. O. Kyter
Lester Underwood
Williams
Sue Jane Coefield
Bertha White
Fane A
Fred R. Harrison
Advil
Kyler
Eake
First Methodist Church
BE. BE. White
Louisiana Street
C.D. Lester
Sam Taylor
Chonde Nuon
J. M. Briant
Southern Methodist Church
C. Cua
Mrude Lipscomb
Hype Business & Professional Womens Club
Barlow
Malvern man joins Moreland's Drug Co in new post
Personal mention Ben Frynte Edwards of Malvern has accepted a position with Moreland's Drug Co. L. G. Armstrong of Flat River, Mo. succeeded Gorden Campbell as manager of the Scott Store here May 4. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and their small daughter have gone to Clarksville, Yann, where Mrs. Campbell will manage the Scott Store there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Frynte Edwards
Malvern
Moreland’s Drug Co
L. G. Armstrong
Flat River
Gorden Campbell
Scott
Spring Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets for May Work
Spring Hill members met Wednesday morning with 18 attendees including one visitor and two local leaders. Miss Griffin and Mr. Morrow guided reports and demonstrations on grafting bag technique, cooking and jar sealing, with next meeting set for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring High Club
Spring Hill
Eigheen
Miss Griffin
Mr. Morrow
Tien
A. J. Huckabee
Alvin Robertson
St. Debut
Wrison
Gus Fosters
Cemetery Cleanup Improves Washington Ahead of Homecoming
A. P. Simmons led crews Tuesday and Wednesday in cleaning cemeteries and removing debris around Washington. The courthouse grounds and vacant lots were cleared, weeded, and tidied, giving the town a much neater appearance for Homecoming visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court House
A. P. Simmons
New Hope Bio Purtle Sermon and Pie Supper Notice
New Hope parishioners hear Purtle preach on Heaven Tuesday night at the New Hope church. A pie supper is planned at George W. Sehooley’s home Friday night May 10 to benefit the church. Invited guests should bring a pie. Misses Jessie and Isabelly Sehooley, with Frances and Vivier Sehooley, plus Margery McCice, Floyd and Johnnie McCarkle, visited Misses Hoxie and Jetiio Watkins Sunday night. Dora Mangrini underwent surgery at Josephine hospital Saturday morning. Mires Maxie Watkins returned home Friday to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs DOB Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtle
George W. Sehooley
Jessie
Isabelly Sehooley
Frances
Vivier Sehooley
Margery McCice
Floyd
Juhnnie McCarkle
Senior Play at Bodeaw to Stage Her Step Husband
Bodeaw Senior High School will present a three act comedy drama Her Step Husband at 8 this Friday in Badenw high school auditorium. Cast includes Mary Marshall Wanda Lee Kennedy Harry Marshall Burt Burns Dr Gerald Iles A J Marlar Annie Bay Florence Ainsley McMillian Sylvia Allen Lillian Bennett Stella Dorothy Jean Goynes Officer Sher and ex convict J D Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodeaw
Yeom
Badenw
Mary Marshall
Wanda Lee Kennedy
Harry Marshall
Burt Burns
Gerald Iles
A. J. Marlar
Emily Faisley
Mary
Annie Bay
Florence Ainsley
Coundell McMillian
Sylvia Allen
Independent Workers Society clash during lumber talks continues
A confrontation occurred as offices and leaders of the Independent Workers Society faced a disturbance while billeting closed. Fred Seiver, president, and others sought refuge at police headquarters. Police ended the disturbance with no arrests. The group had supported accepting company offers to settle the local strike that began April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giel
General Motors
Independent Workers Society
Fred Seiver
Independent Group
Nie
Independent
Washington Homecoming Plans for Sunday Celebration
Washington prepares for its 11th annual Homecoming on Mother's Day Sunday with former citizens from Exarkana Little Rock Shreveport El Dorado Memphis St Louis and others expected to attend A visiting minister Rev John Suttost of Jackson Mississippi will deliver the sermon at the Methodist Church after which attendees will gather at the courthouse lawn for a noon day meal Musicians and residents will greet guests and the afternoon will include visits to local sites All former citizens are invited to attend regardless of prior participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Exarkana
Litle Rock
Shreveport
ElDorado
Memphis
St. Louis
John Suttost
Jackson
Mississippi
Methodist Church
Court House Lawn
Disorder at Chevrolet and Fisher plants sparks attacks
In multiple cities about 20,000 workers joined strikes against the Chevrolet and Fisher body plants. Frank Chaney, vice president of the independent group, said he was slugged before he could join siege protests and escape a stoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
Chevrolet
Fisher
Frank Chaney
Independent Group
Seiges
Special Pool Formed for Tax Exemption Certificates
Farm Administration created a special pool to handle sale of 1934-35 tax exemption certificates under Bankhead control act. Producers may place certificates in the pool or retain them. pool operates for a limited time and sells certificates as early as ginning in advance regions. Names cited appear in unrelated baptismal dialogue from Trop Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Administration
Bankhead Control
AAA
Stroud Advocates Bankhead Change for Fairness
Hempstead county farmer A N Stroud proposes a Bankhead Act reform to limit cotton to 50 percent of farm acreage. He urges letters to Senators Robinson Caraway and Congressman Tilman Parks arguing the plan would equalize reductions, preventing inequities between large and small cotton enterprises. He notes his own practice of under 50 percent cotton and invites others to share views with lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Stroud
Hempstead County
Robinson and
Caraway
Tilman B. Parks
Mr. Stroud
Stroud
Secretary of Agriculture
Arkansas
Community Socials and Church Services Noted
DeAnn and A M Clark and family with Ardell Clark visited at the Experiment Fait on Saturday night. White Oak Baptist church schedules preaching Saturday night and Sunday at 11 and again Sunday night with invitations extended. Mrs 63 and Mr Samuel and Mrs Ma stop by. Young people attend a Washington gradual program on Friday and Ollis and McCorkle attended preaching at New Hope Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M.clark
Gor
Bryan
Ardell Clark and
Little
White Oak Baptist Church
Samuel
Dorothy
Amel
Washington
Algh Ollis
Haller McCorkle
New Hope
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FR. Menry
Tully Henry
L. A. Keith
Mary Louie
Wanda Keith
C. ¥. Nunn
Waldo
Thurston Howell
John Cain
B.A. TR
Lee Holt
Chaos. Locke
Wilbur Jones
Mary Catts
Holt
George Spraging
A. L. Black
Myx. St. White
Net A
Jennie Delaney Meyerewils
New York
Europe
Katherine Holt
Texarkana
W. Yoummns
O. Haynes
Lewisville
Mollie Nane
Washington, D. C
Annice Cagle
Onnehiln Call Lage
Arkadelphia
L. Singleton
J. C. Milner
South Washington Street
Hom. Edwards
Henrietta
Olsla
H.C. Edwards
Tulsa
Sha
J. C. Milan
Eva Joan Milam
D. Lester
William Tapets
Ernest O'Neal
Paine College
Aumuata
J. C. Milam
J. K. Rogers
Okla
R. M. LaGrone
B.C
Miss Havel
Lewis Beauly Salon
Ark
Karl BR
Edward Everall Horton
Katherine DeMille
Eugene Pulletta
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Catton Ciameily
Ney Steunee
Lin Jinen
Vanity Fair
Ladies Specialty Shop
Shaver Springs
Ndeimonstiv- Hien Club
Shaver
E. B. Austin
Hols Ned Ethics
JE McWilliams
Clit
Deveine Au Child
Shirley Yenrmpie
Desuar
Itsy O'Cmmer
Shire Jex
Patyy
Lumber Industry
John Sutton
Jackson, Miss
Haby
Randolph Morgan Montgomery Alfred van Christopher McGoof
Attle More Water
Trop Record
Fanny
Miroys Patter
Hempstead Farmer
DeAnn
Rephan
Kayser Bloomers
Conrrlahh
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Fawn
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