Literary musings and civic notices mingle in a late May report
A shuffling blend of fragmented poetry and community items from Shreveport area society notes. The page mentions a Brookwood PTA benefit at Hope High School on May 1, plus visitors and house guests in several households. It covers a baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian, a class address at the Saenger theater, and a landscaping meeting at the University of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. ‘Ohns. Brewster
First, Presbyterian Church
Saenger Theater
J. Wo Workman
Fayetteville
Juvenile Courts Hit By Former Judge
San Bernardino report on Jesse Olney, ex judge of the superior court, criticizes juvenile court handling. He claims the system unjustly disciplines youth via probation orders and detention actions, prompting debate within the California State Bar Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Halit
Iani
Jesse Olney
Hodge
Superior Court
California State Bar Journal
Thre Luephote
Thre Luephote To Young Creminals, In Escipe
Ponmishmet
Faye
Ser bin Agia Lase
Corhuly Cy Probate
Cowboys Organive Helena Montana West History Club
Fragmentary OCR preserves a note about a Helena Montana group organizing a club to study and preserve the culture and color of the old west, focusing on hospitality and world days of the west, with an aim to keep alive the values and stories of early Montana life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Two Cain Justice at the New Theatre
A fragmented synopsis hints at a tale where Cal and Tiny McCoy are freed, with Colonel McCay aiding Native communities. The plot threads involve undercover identities, bribery, and a fight for order against mob terror, featuring actors and production figures in a western setting.
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Beohlvin
Cal
Tiny McCoy
Monmyciai
Cain Justice
New Theatre
Tipley
Mets
United States
McCay
United States Army
Beause
Tiny
Logue
Hicketvers
Vin
Carey
Tim
McCoy
Mig
King of Order
Taen
Betty Companny
Deat Leapete
Bart Dwire
John Mertons
Tony Patton
Maurice Coon
Mono- Ara
Church Sermon and Meeting Schedule Notice
The church lists preaching at 7 and 9 o clock with a prayer meeting on Monday next week. A pulpit session and Sunday service are planned, with test remarks indicating a tentative schedule and possible adjustments.
First Methodist Pledges Special Anniversary Services
The First Methodist Pastor Svervone urges congregants to attend a special evening service at the Saenger theater after a morning dismissal. The church cooperates with nearby congregations for the 200th anniversary of the Wesleyan experience. All worshippers are urged to attend the evening sermon and interdenominational activities.
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Svervone
Saenger Theater
SPV
Touck
Wilend
Mirst Baptist Church Urges Pupils to Attend Easter Eve Study
Mirst Baptist Church appeals to all Sunday school pupils for urgent attendance at the next Sunday session as the baccalaureate service approaches next Sunday. The fourth annual senior night honors graduating Formoyels at the high school with junior arrangements and senior guests invited.
Jesus and the Pharisees on Authority and Caesar
A Sunday School lesson examines how Pharisees opposed Jesus over authority and Rome. It notes Jesus challenged their hypocrisy, teaching to render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that are God's, and upholds believers' duty to God above earthly power.
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Dosus of
Nazareth
Alwys
Jesus
Ark
Rome
Caesar
Caesar Jesus
Cresar
First Presbyterian Church Stated Activities Preview
The First Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a baccalaureate service by Rev Thomas Brewster at the Suenger Theater at 12 a m. A Young Peoples Meeting at 8 pm and prayer service at 7 30 pm follow. The second Philippians study is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 led by Mrs M C Butler. About 65 attended last Wednesday. organizers aim for 100 next week.
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Suniay School
Thomas Brewster
Suenger Theater
Young Peoples Meeting
Philippians
M.C. Butler
Church of Christ announces early Sunday services
Gilbert Copeland minister announces Sunday morning services start at 9 40 with Bible classes at that hour and shorter services to finish by 11. Prededicted services and communion follow. Young peoples class at 6 00 p m and evening worship at 7 30. Revival planned for first Lord's day in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Young Peoples
Abe Collins Tackles Hope Bankers and Self Help Gospel
Abe Collins addressed a DeQueen meeting promoting self help over direct relief, arguing bankers seek profit but few propositions are both profitable and safe. Attendees included E F McFaddin, Dr A C Kalb, Kiwanis and Rotary leaders, with guests from Hope and Hot Springs. County Agent Clifford Smith’s livestock report for Hempstead county noted 31,000 people, 4,497 farms, cotton as major income, 15,000 acres shifted from cotton, and growing livestock potential with a Kraft Phenix Cheese Factory expanding to meet rising milk demand.
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DeQueen
Hope
Lse
United States
Mr. Collins
E. F. McFaddin
A. C. Kalb
A. W
Hempstead
ALC
Kolb
Arkansas
Dr. Roth
Kraft Phenix
Alexander
Iteal
Jyoth
Conflict Between Law and Conscience in a Modern World
The passage argues that conflicts with God’s authority arise when laws are unjust or when state demands clash with individual conscience. It warns separation of church and state may become risky if the state requires actions against conscience, and cautions that danger comes more from too little conscience than excessive conscientiousness, urging restraint and compassion over force.
Yerger Students to Present The Cobbler of Fairyland
Yerger High School and Yerger Elementary students perform a three act operetta The Cobbler of Fairyland in the Yerger auditorium Friday night. Effa E Preston wrote the operetta with music by Carol Winston. Sponsors include E E Glover BE S Cooper and G L Yerger. Curtain rises promptly at 7 p.m.
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Yerger High School
Yerger
Effa E. Preston
Carol Winston
E. E. Glover
BE. S. Cooper
G. L. Yerger
Panther's Claw play spotlight thrills and laughs
Senior play features Elaine Standish winning a romance and a dramatic setup at a ghostly retreat. Clifton King of the Federal Secret Service and a host of vivid characters populate the production with intrigue, romance, and humor. Cast includes Wimberly, Tremaine, Crutchfield, Muldrow, Asin, Wad de, Bearden, and others.
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Elaine Standish
Clifton King
Federal Secret Service
Jake McCord
Jerry Freeman
Panther
Spider
Tony
The
Joe Wimberly
Norma Tremaine
King
Clifton
County Agent Sees Poor Cattle Quality and Pasture Shortage
Clifford L. Smith cites long term inbreeding lowering cattle quality and urges local bulls. He notes scarce feed and pasture, but potential for five sheep per acre and lambs at 80 pounds selling for 6.4 per head. Pasture trials by the Local Experiment Station show beef yields of 420 pounds per acre, equating to favorable land values despite maintenance costs. Clifford L. Smith, County Agent.
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Lee H. Garland
Allen
Hempstead
Clifford L Smith
Revival Draws Large Crowds at Hope Tabernacle
Fire evangelist George Hayes of Houston Texas speaks nightly at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on North Main Street drawing large crowds. Before his conversion Hayes was a prize fighter and also worked in the newspaper business. He notes I’ve laid a lot of fellows on the ropes in the ring career but now
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George Hayes
Houston
Texas
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Main Street
Evangelist Hayes
Rev. Geo Hayes Promotes Spiritual Battle in Sermon
Evangelist Geo Hayes describes a knockout spiritual clash with the devil during a sermon at the tabernacle. Pastor Rev Bert Webb notes Hayes’s prizefighter vigor, citing his touring in Texas California Illinois and his reputation as a leading speaker. The open meetings invite all attendees.
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Hayes
Texas
California
Mlinois
Bert Webb
Tabernacle
Mr. Hayes
Local list of names in a community notice
A long roster of women and a few men including Bill McRae Wyatt Hugh Carson Mary Elizabeth Andres Edna Mae Baker Helen Bolis Mildred Booth Ruth Ebien Boswell Frances Bowden Alcie Boyett June Boyett Carlene Bruner Hazel Bryant Virginia Burk ley Doris Cassidy Madge Crawford Ruth Dickinson Georgia Dodds Patricia Duffie Edna Franklin Helen Fuller Mary Frances Mam mons Juanita Hendrix Doris Holly Frances Holt Ann Huckabee Abbie Hutchens Lucille Hutson Margaret Jones Mildred Laseter Wilma Laseter Janet Lemley Marguerite May Helen McAdams Rosalyn Morgan Phenae Munn Frances Payne Susie Porter Analee Rider Helen Ross Frances Simms Patricia Thomas Tampie Fae Toland Dolores Tolleson Nevelyn Wells Anadone Westbrook Norma Wiggins Joye Yatse
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Margaret Jones
Mildred Laseter
Wilma Laseter
Janet Lemley
Marguerite May
Helen McAdams
Rosalyn Morgan
Phenae Munn
Frances Payne
Susie Porter
Analee Rider
Helen Ross
Frances Simms
Patricia Thomas
Tampie Fae Toland
Dolores Tolleson
Nevelyn Wells
Anadone Westbrook
Norma Wiggins
Joye Yatse
Baptist Church to Hold Senior Night at May 22 service
The second annual senior night honoring Hope High School graduates will be at First Baptist Church on Sunday May 22 at 8 p.m. Rev. William R Hamilton will give a message to graduates stepping into new life responsibilities. Junior class members will handle ushers corsages and "bautonnieres" as seating for seniors and guests is arranged. Sponsored by the Senior and Intermediate B A of the church, many seniors are members. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerview
Baptist Training Union
Fonnoyels
Hope High School
First Baptist Churc
William R. Hamilton
The
Baptist Church
Miblic
Senate panel backs eight month WPA funding plan
Chairman Adams a Colorado Democrat said the spending bill would finance the WPA for eight months instead of seven. The House approved 1.25 billion dollars to continue work relief from July 1 to February 1, with final decisions pending full appropriations committee report. Roosevelt urged a congressional study of phosphate supply to shape a policy for domestic use and exports.
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Adams
Colorado
House
Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Corvallis dog catcher resigns after no dogs to catch
Barbs note the ideal public official is Corvallis Oregon’s dog catcher who resigned upon discovering there were no dogs to catch. The quip plays on the irony of the job’s purpose being moot and lampoons public service. The item uses humorous wordplay about other oddities and local commentary.
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Corvallis
Ore
Toronto
Boston Zoo
Smithsonian Institute
Constantinople
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Shreveport
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the Hope High School
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Y. Herndon Srr
Jeli Wellbarry
Little Rock
Carrie AL Moore
White Plains
N.Y
J. Ef, Arnold
Mr. and
Mes
Dan Godbolt
M. Teddy Jones
Mr. Jones
T Volumn
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Fruit and Track
Mia
Petty
Olive Jackson
Hy le Petty
Henry Lee
Forsrest City
South Main Street
Miller Sturt
Oval
Ny M. Jones
Saenger
Tonte “Goldwyn Follies
Jones
Radio Patrol and Cartoon
Barton Maclane
Kermit Maynard
Chicago
Cowboys
Gene Autry
Sonja Heni
Tim McCoy
Gun Justice
Zorro
Warner Baxter Wa
Egats
Robin Hood
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Ladies Specialty Shop
Pines
L. C. Fuller
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Purulay
Mae
First Methodist
Peed R. Trackson
Mirst Baptist Church
W.R. Hamilton
WM. E. Gilroy
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First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Tey
Thommas Brewster, Pistoy
Gilbert Copeland
Abe Collins
Tobe
G. V. Keith
Homer Lavender
Noble Masters
R- W
Muldrow
Ruel Olver
Woodrow Parsons
Wallace Putman
Gradie Quimby
Austin Robertson
Charles Lamar
Frank Shiver
Edgwood Smith
Edward Spillers
Freeman
Stone
Henry Taylor
Mae Tyner
Paul Waddle
Travis Ward
John Wil
Earl Wolff
Carat
Evangelist. Hayes
Gospel Tabernacle
First Baptist
Senate
the Great American Motion Fictore Tea
Tyrone Fower
Alice Faye
Twentieth Century-Fox
Hope Star Carrier
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