Mission Study Group of Methodist Church Met at the Church
The Mission Study Group of the Methodist Church held its Thursday noon meeting at the church with Mrs. B. We Edwards opening with a prayer. Mrs. Wise Johnson gave a devotional and the group discussed Homeland Harvest and population trends. The event featured a notable tea and games with prizes awarded to several local ladies.
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Mission Study
Claas
Women's Missidary Society
of Methodist
Chiurch
Thurraday
Joe
Henry
Butswho
Saehger
Culp
Bentley Falls Into Trap In Canyon Confrontation
In a tense canyon chase Bentley and his men cornered by Colonel Harris and the Collins team. Larry, Monnie, and Miss Miles play pivotal roles as Bentley is captured and driven off, with Harris revealing Miss Miles orchestrated the sting that saved Larry.
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Larry
Bentley
Monnie
Collins
Colonel Harris
Hit
Darling
Harris
Bill
Shultz
Joe
Mike
Miles
Romance Ahead Ends in Canyon Showdown
A serial tale wraps with Bentley cornered by Harris and lawmen. Monnie and Larry escape danger, misdirection and courage save Miss Miles, and the pair plan a future in journalism on the Haydook while vowing never to drive fast again.
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Iphey
Bentley
Pete Barnes
Monnie
Circle Cross
Pete
Larry
Steve Clark
New York
Mannie
Wortz Wins Fort Smith Women's Golf Championship
Miss Wortz defeats Mrs Robbing 1 up on the sixteenth to become assistant champion, overcoming Miss Henson of Little Rock and claiming the Fort Smith title after Robbing missed a key putt.
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Fexantina
Miss Wortz
Robbing
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Hen
Local social notes reveal travels and visits this week
Miss Ellen Carrigan, Miss Pansy Wimberly and Miss Wyble Wimberly motored to Shreveport Thursday. Mrs. Claud Garner returned to Hope to spend the summer and will be joined by Mr. Garner soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Page and son Dorris and daughter Lola Fay of Red Bay, Alabama have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cox are spending time away.
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Trimble
la¢ Carolyn
Pearl Holly
Terror
Benton
Pal
Marty Cornelia
Leo Robins
Helen Betts
Betty Rubing
Peggy McNeil
Texarkana
Grover Furqueron
Lnton Rouge
Louisiana
George Wookolle
James L. Myers
James Myers
Texnekana
Bob Stewart
John Robert
Prescott
Wash Hutson
A. C. Whitehurst
Henderson State Teachers College
Ellen Carrigan
Pansy Wimberly
Wyble Wimberly
Shreveport
Claud Garner
Hope
Mr. Garner
J. T. Page
Dorris
Lola Fay
Red Bay
Alabama
W. C. Page
Max Cox
Bowling Results for Thursday Muay 30 South Dakota Notice
A fragmented report mentions bowling results dated Thursday May 30 in South Dakota. The text is garbled with stray questions about a county office and political commentary. No clear names, teams, or results are discernible.
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South Dakota
Sunday School Lesson Overview by William E. Gilroy
Sunday school lesson by William E. Gilroy editor of Advance contains four scripture passages Ezekiel and Matthew references alongside Corinthians. The text discusses testing conduct by usefulness with illustrations and mentions Ezekiel 31-16 1:10-28 and 7.
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William E. Gilroy, D
Advance Gilésson
Standings and schedule from Thursday and Friday games
Thursday results show Memphis minus four over New Orleans and various standings across teams like Little Rock, Birmingham, Atlanta, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville with Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Chicago and others. Friday schedules include Birmingham at Little Rock, Knoxville at Atlanta, Nashville at Chattanooga, New Orleans at Memphis and Boston at New York.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New Yorke
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Thuralay
New York
Cincinadi
Detroit
Washington
W. Il
Pet
Uan
Cleveland
Vriday
L Pet
Stete
AG Knoxville
Ree
Fruits as Evidence of True Faith in Biblical Teaching
The article discusses scriptural warnings on fruitless faith and the need for visible deeds to reflect inner belief. It cites Ezekiel, Jesus, and Paul to stress that believers must bear genuine fruit, not merely profess religion, and warns against judging by appearances alone.
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Ezekiel
Jehovely
Jerusalem
Jesus
Apostle
Guy
Tvere
Oil Scouts to Open Convention in Hot Springs
The National Oil Scouts and Land Men's Association holds its annual meeting in Hot Springs Ark beginning Friday with President C P Chisholm of Houston presiding. Governor Bailey and Colonel T H Barton headlined by Lion Oil Refining Company of El Dorado are scheduled to deliver the principal addresses.
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Hot Springs
Ark
National Oil Scouts and Land Men’s Association
C. P. Chisholm
Houston
Texas
Car] E. Bailey
T. H. Barton
Lion Oil Refining Company
el Dorado
Life in Trees and Men Phrase Fragment
A fragmentary line contrasts life in trees with life in men, noting that there can be no fruits without life. The terse wording implies a philosophical or literary excerpt about vitality and growth.
Opening session outlines speakers at convention
The opening session lists Henry A. Ley and other figures from the American Petroleum Geologists society. The convention plans speeches and an election of officers. The schedule mentions a panel on immediate past leadership and ends with remarks on the convention closing.
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Henry A. Ley
Dent
Ascougth Petroleum Gologists
Sall Lowing
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