Verse and notices from Texarkana society column
A mixed page listing verse lines and social notes from Texarkana society. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCloughan and son Merle, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Wingfield with visitors, Mrs. Wallin M. Stans of Little Rock, and many local hosts. Garden club events, bridge prizes, and church society meetings are described, with travel plans to Houston and Ozan district events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont
E. O. Wingfield
Wallin M. Stans
Claire
Mise Marie Stannus
Little Rock, Deer
BE. O. Wingfield
Te Wedheaday Bridge Club
North Pine Street
G. Frank Miles
A. K. Holloway
Prescott News in Brief Highlights School Honors and Local Notices
Prescott High School honors readings list two top pupils Virginia Montgomery valedictorian and Agnes Smith salutatorian. A deaf mute from Indiana known as the silent hitch hiker visits Prescott to collect data for a future book. A Liberty Hill box supper next Tuesday funds Boy Scout work and school costs. Explorers in Yukon Canada 1935 report ten peaks over ten thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Prescott High School
Virginia Montgomery
Agnes Smith
Saduta- Lorian
Ralph Kennedy Bradford
Indiana
United States
Liberty
Liberty Hill School
Hone
Lewisville Road
Liberty Hill
Yukon Territory
Canada
Sermon on Ruth Inspires Masonic and Eastern Star Crowd
Dr Clyde Lee Fife led a Wednesday revival at First Christian Church drawing a large audience of Masonic members and Eastern Star families. He framed Ruth as a love story with themes of faith hope and companionship praising devotion and the eventual return to a hopeful life beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revivel First Christian Church
Clyde Lee Fife
Aoeels
Farge
Eastern Star
Die Stuory
Ruth and
Navini
de. Fife
Dove
Hove Uiet
Uie
Naor
Naomi
Elimaelech
Jark
Nees
Moab
Liss
Mahlon
Chilion
Ruth
Orpah
Klimiléch
Orpali
New Land
Christ
Joan of Ars
Helen Gruld
Plorence Nigipiogule
Resurrection Garden
Emmet Revival Draws Crowds In Third Week
The Emmet cooperative revival continues for a third week drawing large crowds. The event moved from a tent to the school gym with about 2,000 seating capacity. Rev. A Calhoun of Haynesville delivers sermons on the soul and redemption nightly at 7:45, with music from the Baptist Male Quartet and ongoing donations to Dr. Fife’s work. The revival ends Sunday night and all Methodist services are canceled for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
A. Cal- Ihoun
Haynesville
Methodist Church
Jesus
Christ
God
Evangelist
David
Baptist
Reprieve Granted for Condemned Pair in Arkansas
Federal Judge Martineau issued a writ of habeas corpus for Jim X. Caruthers and Bubbles Clayton, both Mississippi county residents under death sentence for assaulting a white woman. Final hearing scheduled for June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Martineau
Jim X. Caruthers
Bubbles Clayton
Mississippi
Rehabilitation Aid Programs And Rural Debt Relief
A historical survey notes RA Small Loans and Resettlement aid helping farmers on relief. It highlights rehabilitated clients, possible future defaults, and local resistance. It details Resettlement’s transition from FCA, a $2 million fund, 229 staff, and 12,000 volunteers, handling debt adjustments and coop loans to support self-sustaining farm ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugwell
FCA
Wrestlershire Battle Royal at American Legion stadium
Promoter Bert Mauldin stages a five man battle royal at the American Legion stadium in Hope. Participants include Pat O'Brien Lefty Williams Tiny Papilino Bob Montgomery and the Green Cyclone a masked wrestler. The format begins with all five in the ring with eliminations leading to a 40 minute semi final and a two hour main event. Doors open 7 40 PM show starts 8 15 PM. Tickets 10 cents with and without ticket all attendees pay 10 cents. WC Page to referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Arkansas
American Legion Stadium
Bert Mouldin
Hope
Pat O'Brien
Lefty Williams
Tiny Papilino
Bob Montgomery
Green Cyclone
Mauldin
Page
Austria Affirms Loyalty to Italy after cabinet reshuffle
Vienna reports Chancellor Schuschnigg pledges Austria's loyalty to Italy as his first act following the removal of Prince Ernst von Starhemberg as vice chancellor. The move marks a clear shift in policy amid ongoing tensions with Mussolini's regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Italy
Vienna
Copyright Associated Press
Ernst von Starhemberg
Schuschnigg
Social Notes From New Hope and Nearby
New Hope residents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Watkins visited Mr. A. J. Arrington Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker were visitors in Hope Saturday. Clyde Clark of DelAnn spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs. Clarence Ross. D. P. Watkins called on Carroll Allen Tuesday night. Singing drew a good crowd Sunday night and an invitation was extended for future Sundays. Mr. Wimberly, recently ill, is better now. Mrs. Clarence Ross called on friends Monday afternoon as Roy Atwell, a singer and air comedian, formerly starred in a broadcast, was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Watkins
Hope
A. J. Arrington
Roy Baker
Clyde Clark
DelAnn
Clarence Ross
D. P. Watkins
Carrol Alien
Wimberly
Co op Loans Backed by SBA Aid for Community Use
The Re settlement Administration backs co op loans to aid low income families. Funds include 100000 to Forest Products Association of New Hampshire for pulp wood handling, 82000 to North Dakota Co operative Association for poultry and turkeys, and 10543 to Sweet Potato Growers Inc Mississippi for starch production. Many applications pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Products Association of
New Hampshire
North Dakoda Co-operative Association
Sweet Potato Growers, Inc
Mississippi
Kidnapper Robinson Begins Life Term in Atlanta
Thomas H. Robinson Jr pleaded guilty to the kidnapping of Louisville matron Mrs. Alice Speed Stall. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in Atlanta after a rapid transfer from Louisville and capture in Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speedid Stoll
Dod
Ely
Louisville
Dillinger
Mahan
Karpis
Robinson
New York
California
Calif
Harmony Planting Cotton Dominates Local Day
Harmony marks a cotton planting day as residents, including Milton Rogers and McWilliams families, share visits across Rocky Mound, Magnolia A and M, and Harmony. Local social notes mention guests, illness, and a Shower Springs club meeting at G S Crews home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Rogers
J. W. McWilliams
Rocky Mound
Hay McWilliams
McWilliams
G. H. McMillen
Bonnie Crews
Magnolia
Shower Springs
G. S. Crews
Harmony
Hermon McMillen
Robert Daugherty
G. G. Glascow
Mack McMillen
G. H. McMilen
Mitchell
Bobbie Lee Rogers
Rennie Glascow
Jim Douthit
Nevada County
Robert Carol Vines
Joe Dougherty
Robert Dougherty
Ray McWilliams
Geo. McMillen
Britt
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Sid Henry
M. M. McCloughan
Merle
Oklahomm
City
Gisb
Ial
Mra
Laski
Fort Woeth
Martha Kate Laski
Beeville
Texys
John Lee
Lee
Say
Robert Leigh
Bay Minette
Hotel Grim
Texttrkana
Texarkana
Grim
M. LaGrone
Barmet
B.S. Greening
A. F. Haneden
Eugene White
Houston
Texas
W. G. Allison
Cameo Mas
Ahee McMath
Frank M.stanley
Worntin's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Zone
Ozan
A. J. Neighbors
State Dental Association
Ladies' Specialty Shop
Bob
Myrna
Fred Madmurray
Joan Bennett
ZoSu Pitts
John Howard
Paramount News
Star Nhce
Civceuniull Grove
Miety 2
Boo
Vale
Star Brand Shoemakers
Daggar
Dale M'Kinney
Elmer Brown
Christian Church
Orville Werringer
le TU Ae
Tournis
New Gymnasium
Australia
Canberra
U.S
Caruthers
Clayton
von Starhemberg
Hitler
Roy Atwell
The
Tol
E-Tex Oil Company Specialb Gal
Ni-Grad Lake
OU al Rane
Swift
Kraft Bag
Luzianne Coffee
Alice Stoll
C. W. Grant
Snyker Hotel
Jacer
Reige
Duddar’s
Cox’s
Eveready
Alvmaid
Siby’s
Mytiice Spears
Cox Drug
Paris
Red Cross
John P. Cox Drug Co
Eagle