Fragmented poem and local notices from South Main Street
A long, mixed-read local column features a personal poem dedicated to a Sunday companion, reflections on social behavior, band uniforms, a weather note about a cold wave, and a flurry of church and school group notices. Names and places include South Main Street, South Main, South Second Street, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, St Marks, and local residents. The piece blends personal anecdote with community events, meetings, and upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Tom McLarty
South Main Street
George Wilson
Gadbolt Apartments
West Second Street
Frank Trimble
West Third Street
C. C. McNeill
North Hervey Street
Margaret
Helen Betts
East Second Street
St. Marks Spiscopal Church
C. C. Sprugins
Hervey Street
All Fathers and Mothers of the
Sen
High Parent Teachers Association
The Crusades at Saenger Sunday
Cecil B. DeMille's The Crusades opens Sunday at the Saenger. The epic drama features a cast of over 10 000 with Henry Wilcoxen as Richard the Lion Hearted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cecil B. de Mille
Snenger
Mille
Henry Wilcoxen
Richard
Berengavia
Katherine DeMille
Princess Alice of
Robert Houdin
Herman the Great
Keller
Thurston
Houldini
Bobo
RSA Ens
Adolph Zukor
Amoretta Young
Henry Wilcoxon
Tun Keith
Katharine DeMille
C. Aubrey Smith
Joseph Schildkraut
Alan Hales
Hanry Gordon
Cartoon End News
Ouachita College Girls Quartet to sing at First Baptist services
The First Baptist Church congregation and friends will enjoy music at both Sunday services. The Ouachita College Girls Quartet will perform at morning and evening worship. The quartet includes Ruby Lavender Nell, Mildred Powell, and Ina Taylor. The pastor will preach at both services and perform a baptism ordinance at the end of the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita College
Ruby
Nell Lavender
Mildred
Powell
Ina
Taylor
Revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Underway
Pastor-Evangelist Bert Webb leads Hope Gospel Tabernacle revival with Fred Henry delivering tombone and piano solos praised as superb. Mrs Henry’s heartfelt solos resonate. Sunday schedule lists 9:45 Sunday School, 11:00 morning service, 7:30 evening. weeknight services planned with exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Tabernacle
Hope
Theoreviva
Bro
Fred Henry
Worker boast tied to inspector taunts at factory
An excerpt quotes Kelly saying he can shovel straight and plays a crucial role at work. He recalls his boss berating him in front of the Ue inspector, blaming workers like him for national woes, a line meant to boost the boss’s pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi. Kelly
Keily
Collier's
Roosevelt Letter Replies Stir Public and Political Reactions
Rodney Dutcher reports on responses to Roosevelt’s clergy letter showing broad sympathy toward the administration. White House sees majority support among ministers, though debatable impact. Other notes cover missteps in the letter’s origin, secretive reaction in Washington, and John W. Davis’s critique of a utilities act in a Baltimore case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Roosevelt
White House
Nan
State Department
Congress
Frank
Davis
John W. Davis
Public Utilities Houlding Company
Edisor Electric Institute
Coleman
Baltimore
Edison Electric Institute
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern
J. P. Morgan
Hollywood by Paul Harrison reveals Harlow on gender roles
In a candid interview, Jean Harlow muses on living as a man, choosing pursuits from football to travel, and notes a double standard between work and private life. The piece blends studio lore with quirky anecdotes about cemetery fears, shaving tricks, and industry gossipy snippets from Hollywood sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Joan
Harlow
Jean
Mallywood
Paramount Studio
Fili
Yerger Tigers Top Prescott 12 to 7 in Hurried clash
Yerger High School Tigers defeated the Prescott Black Wolves 12 to 7 at Prescott. It was Yerger’s third win over Prescott in three years. G Wright scored two touchdowns, one in the opening quarter and one in the final period. Fregcott added a third quarter line plunge for Howe. Starring for Howe were G Wright Je Wright Neal and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School Tigers
Prescott
Few Lives Lost in Manchoukuo War
Tokyo reports show four years of fighting in Manchoukuo with 2768 killed in action 397 dead of wounds and 9879 wounded since 1931 1933 campaigns. Most losses occurred in Mukden Hsinking Tsitsihar Chinchow Harbin Jehol falls. Bandit campaigns add about 49 deaths monthly. Officials claim independence for Manchoukuo not empire expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Mukden
Hsinking
Tsitsihar
Chinchow
Harbin
Jehol
House Sentenced for Murder in Home Robbery
Roy House, who will be 21 on November, was found guilty of the murder of Tom Menser in his home after a robbery and ransacking. The verdict came as House showed no emotion during sentencing and calmly faced his father’s reaction. House admitted planning the robbery with Drayper but said he did not intend to harm Menser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siefers
Han
Indy
Mickey Mouse
Hope Band
Weatherman
Jack
Roosevelt
Batim
Phil LaFollette
Wisconsin
White House
White House Secretariat
Democratic National Committee
Madhouse
Wise-Crokey
Helen Tweilvetrees
Frank B. Woody
Ict
Roy House
Tom Menser
House
Rvyliff Deeyper
Menser
Luther House
Hig Son
Ron
Substitutes Must Be Ready to RePlace Any Gil
Substitutes who must be ready to replace any girl who turns an ankle or for some other reason can't continue with the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Chevrolet Reduces Prices on Master Deluxe Models in New Line
In Detroit on Saturday Chevrolet announced price cuts on three of its six Master deluxe models effective with the new passenger car line. Prices for the Standard models begin at 495 dollars for a coupe and 600 dollars for a sport sedan, with other bodies listed. The company reports 60,000 of the 1935 models built by October end and all 10,000 dealers equipped for display. November December production set at record highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet "Motor Company
Chevrolet
Fisher
Man Dies in Cold Blood Courtroom Scene
In a Mount Oda criminal session, the court heard that Krayper killed an elderly man despite House’s attempt to intervene. House’s mother prayed in an unknown tongue as the room emptied after the killing. House is described as nearly six feet tall and 165 pounds. Drayper’s trial was postponed by Special Judge K T Cotham as witnesses were recalled. A new term opens in Perry County with former prosecuting attorney H A Tucker involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krayper
House
Menzer
Bonnerdals
Houston Emery
Drayper
K. T. Cotham
Mount Oda
Montgomery
H. A. Tucker
Perry
Fragmentary Prescott Herald Item Mentions Luther Trial Delay
A garbled Prescott page fragment notes Cargile and Luther related items and a judge Earl Witt illness delaying a trial. Mentions county and Cal Sell Drayper, with incomplete names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Cal. Sell Drayper
Earl Witt
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BEL
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Minor Gordon
Jo Vesey
First Methodist
Miss Joy
O'Neal
Miss
Rutha ‘Houser
Womans Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Kline Freaks
Harry Phipps
Mary Carter
Mra
James R
Henry
Conway
Arch Moore
B. F. Elington
Mr. Ellington
Atlanta
Texas
Morette Hummel
Cameden
Bessie D. Green
Abert Graves
Elizabeth Pritchard
Lite Rock
W. M. S. First Baptist Church
Tor
Mewest
C. P. Eoliand
Crosley
Houston Electric Shop
Bryan
Laurel Street
Cas
Harry W. Shiver
Br Wine Co
Roy Anderson and Company
Tom Kinser
King's Candy
McKesson
John P. Cox Drug Co
Saenger
Loretta Young Henry Wilcoxson
Screen
First Baptist
Churcit Wallace R. Rogers
OUR Lady OF Good Hope
Kelly
Tol--E--Tex Oil Company
Hall Brothers
Fred Craft
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Canada
By Rodney Dutcher
Paul Harrison
Yerger
Black Wolves
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Pal
Ogee
Nelson
Huckins An Ae Seon
Rlees
al Gunes
Holly
Reese
Luther
Cargile Ani
Carly Wolves
Turner
Anderson
Bright
Stroud
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Smith Bros
Rain Makers
Rochelle Hudson
Henry Fonda Pine
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