Memorial services and society events at Rose Hill Cemetery
Social notes list memorials and church events including Memorial Savvies at Rose Hill cemetery, WMU meetings at First Baptist Faith Hall, dedications by Rev. Rogers of Vicksburg, and parish picnics of St. Mark's Episcopal. Also covered are D. A. R. tea in Prescott, area club and P. T. A. bridge at Brookwood, and various visits and hosting at local homes.
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WMU
First Baptist Church
WII
Faith
Hall
South Main Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Oomrs
Charles Waynes
J. J Battle
Gus Haynes
J. G. Martindale
R. B. Cain
Wilbur Jones
Chas
Locke
Miss Thaplur
Prescott Fildoy
Benjamin Cu
The Perila of Postponement Service Invite
The pastor will preach The Perila of Postponement at the main worship service. Sunday school attendance rose recently and the evening sermon will be on Preparation to Meet Gaul. All Christians are welcome to attend regardless of background.
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T.C
Gaul
Sunday Schedule at St Marks Episcopal Church
The St Marks Episcopal Church lists a Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning prayer at 11:00 a.m. Services are conducted by the rector Ing render at 1 o clock.
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Ing Render
First Christian Church VA invites for Sunday sermon
The Sunday school attendance dropped with 180 on the rolls and under 100 in recent weeks. Pastor Minimoni will speak on Humility, a central Christan trait. The service will end with the Lord's Supper benediction and all Christians urged to attend.
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First Christian Church
Minimoni
Germany Shows Resolve At Efringer Station Rally
At Efringer station Adolf Hitler was surrounded by top officers as he declared the West Wall siege cannot fall to any foe. Goebbels, addressing Nazis in Cologne, praised German strength and warned democracy’s pace is too slow for wartime needs. He said German power is vast and that Polish press misleads with false rules.
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Fuehrer
Germany
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Gera
Church announces Sunday service changes and midweek prayers
The church states no evening service on Sunday. The pastor attends an ordination service in Prescott. A postponed meeting of the Official Board is set for Monday at 145. Rev Leal will discuss the ten year program. Members urged to attend and join Wednesday midweek studies on First Principles and The New Testament.
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First Christ
Prescoll
Prescott
Bosiet
LO. Leal
Garrett Memorial Baptist Revival Announces June Preaching
Garrett Memorial Baptist invites members to hear Elder Waller Griffin and Rev EB Jones in services beginning first Sunday in June. Sunday School at 9 45 with Grady Hairston superintendent. 80 attended last week. Mr Fret Hardy to lead song service. all Christian workers urged to join in prayer.
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Brother Griffin
American Baptist Association
Jim
Grady Hairston
Tp. m
Spring Blossoms Photo Tips for Better Blossom Portraits
In spring the best blossom pictures are closeups of a single grateful branch. Use a portrait attachment for fixed focus cameras, a tape measure for distance, and lighting from the side or back. Shoot in early morning or late afternoon with soft diffused light, using chrome or pan film for fine detail and truthful tones.
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Welcome Louch
John von Guilder
Monkey Business Makes Sense to Him in Berlin
A quirky caption reflects a critic’s caricature of political infants in Berlin, suggesting harsh discipline with a whip on the bows as a metaphor for stubborn leaders. The passage conveys satire about international policy and childish rhetoric in diplomacy.
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Berlin
Bowling Results and Schedule Amid Wet Grounds
Friday results show no games due to rain. Upcoming matches include Leo Rubins against Allen Camp at 7:30 and Bruner-Ivory A versus Prescott at 9:30. Other entries list multiple teams, venues, and rain-affected plans across Friday to Saturday with varied scores.
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Bruner
Ivory A
Prescott
Gen
Robison
Unique Cafe
Ivory B
Alton Camp
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Gunter
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Ve. Bruner
Tvory
Montgomery Sikes Fight Postponed To Next Weekend
The Southern heavyweight title bout between Bob Sikes and Lloyd Montgomery was postponed for the second time and will be held next Thursday or Friday. Matchmaker Leslie Wolfe said both the American Legion stadium and the Sportatorium would be available, with potential move to Markham Street arenas if weather threatens. A meeting with managers and Arkansas Athletic Association officials was set for 11 am to decide Thursday or Friday timing. The Little Rock Travelers were scheduled to play Nashville here Thursday but were rained out at Chattanooga Friday.
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Pine Bhlff
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Bauxite
Raln
Shine
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Pappy) Stein
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Catton Describes Long Effort to Reform Coal Prices
Bruce Catton recounts a year and a half of work on price schedules for soft coal, aiming to prevent bankruptcies among coal operators while avoiding penalties for low-cost producers. He details the extensive research, millions spent, and a voluminous diary of statistics and weighted averages.
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United States
Unie
Consisto Bay
Els
New Test Location in Lafayette Area Staked
In Lafayette area a new test location is staked for the F. G. Wright et al No.1 in section 24-10-24. Erection starts Saturday, test to be drilled by E. C. Johnson. Patriots No.1 and Bell No.1 offset wells flowed 44 barrels Friday. The article also notes a government restructuring and delayed hearings on the Reck Mountains and Pacific coast producers.
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Lewisville
Ark
Erwin and Leach and
East Texas Refining
F. G. Wright
China
Jete
Recky Mountains
Pacific Coas
Denver
Plan Early Trials Continues In Insurance Killings Case
The article details defendants in a murder and manslaughter case linked to an insurance ring. A chemist reports Antonio Giacobbe’s body contained the poison favored by the killers, while prosecutors say one defendant used another to apply for life insurance on his deceased sister. An elderly fortune teller is described as an agent who preferred women with husbands, aiding two executives of the crime syndicate. Prosecutors estimate trials may take a year or more as the grand jury has named the defendants.
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Antonio Giacobbe
Crime Corporation
Brand
Willisville Girl Wins Scholastic Honors
Cecil F Wallace announces Dorothy O Keefe valedictorian of Willisville High School class of 1934 wins Reader's Digest Award for scholastic achievement. She will receive an engraved parchment certificate upon graduation.
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Willisville
Dorothy O'Keefe
Route 8
Rosston
Willisville High School
Annual Fire Loss Report Reveals Harsh Fire Trends
The 1937 Federal Forest Service report shows 185000 fires burning over 28000000 acres, 94 percent on unprotected land. Lightning caused only 3 percent. arson and careless activity led the rest, with campers adding over 4000 fires. Public will and forest management are urged to curb losses and sustain timber demand.
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Federal Forest Service
Iowa
United States
U.S
Wall Doxey
Congress
Mississippi
South
Wallace to Speak in Little Rock on Cotton Subsidy Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace will address Arkansas farmers in Little Rock on Saturday May 27 about the Cotton Export Subsidy Plan. Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation president R E B Short announced the invitation, urged by Senator John E Miller, noting the plan could affect the cotton industry's future and has broad support among farmers.
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R. EB. Short
Brinkley
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Henry A. Wallace
Little Rock
Wallace
Arkensag
Shdit
John E. Miller
South
Harlan miners shot amid broad labor disruption in Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky a miner wounded while authorities curb unrest over union activity as federal officials boost relief shipments. Eugene McLaughlin a Clow Coal employee says three shots were fired at him at his Dresser home and identifies the assailant. Federal action includes dispatching officials and possible civil liberty probes amid mounting hunger relief and shipping of food staples to relief rolls.
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Uive Cminer
Tate
Pesh Harlan Sofar
Eugene McLaughlin
Clow Coal Company
Kitts
Dresser
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Frank “Mur
Iial
Feu
McMahon
Rede
London
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Sai Hon
Hann Murphy
Harlan County Coal Op. Association
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Éontia
Ellerbe
Deseris
Adeline Kell
WPA
Parole Denied for Farm Officer in High-Profile Case
U S Board of Paroles in Washington denied parole for Joe Wakelin former Hot Springs police chief serving a two year term for conspiracy. Wakelin tied to Alvin Karpis case. convicted October 29 in federal court with Herbert Akers Cecil Brock and Goldstein. Brock also seeks parole but action pending. Brock faces two years.
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Rock
United Sute Board of Paroles
Washing
Joe Wakelin
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Leavenworth
Kan
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A Wakella
Uni States District’ Court
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Dutch) Akers
Cecil
Brock
Farm Bureau speech discusses cotton tariff and markets
Mr Short argues a Farm Bureau protection on cotton acts like a tariff to relieve surplus and let American cotton compete globally while stabilizing domestic prices. Tentative plans set Mr Wes to speak at Rock Hill High School auditorium with free admission. Cemetery at Water Creek to be cleaned Wednesday May 4. interested persons asked to bring tools.
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Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Short
Wes
Hi School
Farm Bureau
Wallace
Water Creek
Decoration Service at Water Creek Church Sunday May 28
An all day singing and decoration service is planned at Water Creek Church on Sunday May 28. The public is invited and asked to bring basket lunches and flowers for decoration. Negro Adult School prizes will be awarded Sunday at 12:00 p.m. at Bethel A M E Church to winners of the Negro adult exhibit contest held May 12, with eight clubs competing.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church
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