Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The Cemetery Association will hold their regular monthly meeting at 3 clock on Friday afternoon at the city hall. A full attendance is urged. Mrs. C. S. Lowthorp hosted the Wednesday Contract Bridge club at her South Elm street home with two tables and special guests. Out of town attendees at Miss Mildred Valentine funeral included Mr. and Mrs. C. Floyd Shower Springs and Miss Ruby Skinner Texarkana.
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Cemetery Association
C. S. Lowthorp
South Elm Street
Jack Howard
Johanner Lowthorp
Mildred Valentine
C. Floyd
Shower Springs
Hellace Bain
Shreveport
Ruby Skinner
Texarkana
Bay View
Missionary Society events fill Jefferson church calendar
The Week of Prayer opens with a sermon by Dr. J. L. Cannon and a program on The Personal Life led by Mrs. R M Briant. Circles meet November 7 followed by Creative Prayer and Missions in Brookwood P T A activities and Book Week notes.
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Jefferson
Monticello
R. M. Briant
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
J. L. Cannon
The
Missionary Society
Chitrc
D. B. Thompson
Junior Missionary Society
T. S. McDavitt
Minister G W Warren Acquitted on Vagary Complaint
In Miami Florida witnesses largely favored the defendant and minister G W Warren was discharged on a vagary complaint. The article notes the outcome following the proceedings.
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Miami
Fla
G. W. Warren
Pink Worm Warns Cotton Farmers As Quarantine Spreads
The spread of the pink bollworm prompts a six county Florida quarantine and sparks debate over its threat to cotton, potentially greater than the boll weevil. The article details the pest’s life cycle, how it bores into squares and bolls, its growth, and control measures including a portable gin trash machine for detection.
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Frank I. Weller
Associated Press
Washington
Florida
India
Mexico
Egypt
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
Verdict Praised as Vow to Prove Dignity of Flock
The group of over a hundred Negroes testified they were not vagrants as part of a church or community effort. Cheers erupted with loud applause after the verdict was read.
Youthful bandit robs with tiny mustache in Salt Lake City
A youth with a nickel plated revolver questions a shopkeeper and proclaims I have $1 and I’m going to keep it. The man responds and the bandit, frightened, flees the scene in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Allen Sims
Paint ed Women at Saenger opens with Tracy in new role
Spencer Tracy delivers a rugged sea roamer turned pearl diver who meets love for the first time in The Painted Women. Peggy Shannon co stars with a praised performance alongside William Boyd Irving Pichel Raul Rouben Sasha Winter in a Fox romance set to draw strong crowds at the Saenger.
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Spencer Tracy
the Saenger
Seven Seas
Tracy
Peggy Shannon
William
Stage) Boyd
Irving Pichel
Raul Rouben
Sasha Winter
Fox
New Coiffures Color the Year With Individual Style
Advice on trying new hair fashions focuses on fit to face features and neck, avoiding extremes. Emphasizes custom measures, restrained styling, and practical parts, with curls shaped and controlled for a neat, tailored look.
Hair off the forehead becomes new style edict
A city memo announces a shift toward hair styles that keep bangs away from the forehead. Officials urge grooming aligned with new public appearance guidelines across schools and offices.
Milkfed Pork Chops In Detroit Case
Detroit reports a farmer tried to prove ownership of a pig by tempting it with milk after the animal was seized from three men. The pig had been slaughtered and transformed into pork and given to the Felician Sisters Convent.
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Detroit
Joseph Koiney
Felician Sisters
Puncture Vine Threatens Chicago Tires
Chicago motorists face new danger from the puncture vine, a Mediterranean weed with tack like thorns. The weed grows beside roads and its burrs render tires vulnerable, compounding hazards beyond bullets for drivers in the city.
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Chicago
Notice to Contractors Job No. 3161 in Hempstead County
Sealed bids for about 8 miles of grading and concrete pavement on Hope Emmet Road in Hempstead County will be opened November 10 1932 by the Arkansas State Highway Commission in Little Rock. Project runs from Hope city limits to Nevada County line Emmet and lists large quantities of excavation grading pavement steel and concrete materials for two pavement types, fencing and related work.
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Hope- Emmet
Hempstead
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Little Rock
Arkansas
Hope
Nevada
Emmet
Arkansas highway bid notes 20 cent unskilled wage
The Arkansas State Highway Commission announces wage rates of 20 cents per hour for unskilled labor and 3 cents per hour for skilled labor on the project. Plans may be examined in Little Rock. Contract must finish in 175 days. Bid bond or certified check of 9000 dollars required.
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The
Arkansas
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First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Cantley
Brookwood P. T. A
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Owens
Gus Haynes
E. P. Young
Randolph Crutchfield
Miss Henry
Willie Lawson
South Seas
Donald Noris
Mrs. Pride and Joy
And
Paramount News
Mrs. Adkins
Fifth & Scott
Main Street
Elson‘huckins
Johns-Manville
Johns- Manville
Hempstead County Lumber Company
Hope, Arkansas
Gladys Pagner
Saenger
Spencer Tracy and
the Painted Woman
Little Rock, Ark
Wan
Dwight H. Black Wool
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Home Owners Protective Association
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