Local Social Announcements and Upcoming Events
Sunday notes long list of social visits and upcoming games. Mrs Sewell and guests left Saturday for Yourville to attend the Mecoming game between the foxbacks and Klee Institute. Women’s Auxiliary circles hold meetings. Mrs Becker and Mrs Trimble host circle gatherings. Dalton Rowe travels to the Texas Centennial with brief vacation. Elizabeth Barlow to Byrth fort. Miss Elizabeth Barlow plans week with relatives.
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Rs. Sewell
Tena Poke
Miss Jonnie
Sue Moore
Ck Moore
Satirday
Yourville
Foxbacks
Klee Institute
Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Presbyterian Church notices
Hope Gospel Tabernacle invites all to Sunday school at 9 a.m. worship at 11, Christ Ambassadors from Russellville speak to the youth and preach at the evening service. First Presbyterian Church led by Thos Brewster holds Sunday school at 3:45 a.m. and worship at 10:55 with a 5 p.m. vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Childrens Church
Christ Amcassadors
Stokes
Russelville
Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church
Thos, Brewster
Roosevelt Is 11th Term Uses Recovery In Second Term
President Ronke Well expects a gradual recovery from a deep economic depression in his second term though many on federal relief and other low mood byproducts remain serious. He faces a largely settled patronage issue with no wholesale changes among office holders.
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Ronke- Well
Football Scores Highlight Arkansas Highs and Nearby States
Patchy scores show Blytheville eight to six over Newport as Russellville dominates Nashville forty seven to zero and Camden edges Mot Springs seven to seven. Other results include Stuttgart six Lake Village v Texarkanna seven Magnalia Macinan Helena and Green Forest score early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville
Newport
Russellville
Nashville
Camden
Mot Springs
Harrisburg
Wynne
Stuttgart
Lake Village
Revival Services by J A Copeland at Church of Christ
Evangelist J A Copeland conducts a revival at Fifth and Grady streets Church of Christ. He closed two sermons on The Work of the Holy Spirit in Conversion Friday night. Saturday night topic The Great Salvation. Sunday morning Whats Wrong With the Church and Sunday night Prepare to Meet Your God. Visitors welcomed.
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J. A. Copeland
Church of Christ
Fifth
Grady Streets
Copeland
Big Broadcast on Screen Sunday
A colorful preview notes the 1937 Big Broadcast on Sunday at the Senger theater. Star lineup includes Jack Benny George Burns Gracie Allen Bob Burns Martha Raye Benny Goodman Leopold Stokowski and his orchestra Shirley Ross Ray Milland Frank Forest Nell Wood and others. The article portrays Benny managing sponsor concerns and a love subplot with Milland while Ross breaches plans, adding musical talent and radio drama appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senger Theater
Jack Brony
George Burns
Grave Allen
Bob Bins
Martha Raye
Benny Gandman
Ewing
Ariel Leopold Stokowski
Symphony
Shirley Ross
Ray Milkuned
Frank Forest
K Elennore Whitney
Nellywood
Benny
Crucie Allen
Forest
Butt Miss Ross
Audiencs
Ray Milland
Pine Bluff Triumphs Over North Little Rock Wildcats 20 0
Pine Bluff Zebras dominated North Little Rock High School, winning 20 to 0 before about 5,500 fans. Key drives in the second and third quarters produced two touchdowns and a late march for a final score as Pine Bluff capitalized on breaks and smart ground play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Zebras
Greater Little Rock
North Little Rock High School Wildcats
Little Rock Tigers
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Zebrias
Political party friction and insider experience analysis
The piece discusses intra party criticism and the value of White House training for long-term presidents. It notes familiarity with legislative leaders and foreign relations as assets, and cites campaign rhetoric and strategy while mentioning a quirky inventor story about an engine without pistons from Aromas, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Rand
Lucoli
Armistice Memorial Service Planned by Local Legion
Legion post chaplain Reverend W A Hammond urges peace during Armistice Memorial events in Hope. Post Commander Dewey Hendrix invites pastors to announce the service at Christian Church Sunday at 7 20 PM with veterans gathering at city hall at 7 for a march to the memorial service. Auxiliary members to join veterans at the Christian church Jayn bungalow. James A Garfield is noted as the only left hat president of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hammond
Legion Post
American Legion
America
Dewey Hendrix
Christian Church
Hendrix
The
Legion
Nope Star's Communnial Edition sells limited copies
Limited run of Revelation style history book offers 20 Southwest Arkansas towns in a 48 page Centennial edition with 64 photographs. Bound copies 50 cents each unbound 25 cents plus six cents for mailing. First come first served with no reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nope Star
Arkansas
Man Off Relief Becomes Self-Sufficient Farmer in East Texas
In Gilmer Texas R F Brown and his nine member family left relief after three hard years of economic ruin from mill closures. He bought land to farm trading tools for livestock and now harvests cotton corn sweet potatoes on a 22 acre plot. Mrs Brown contributed by raising chickens and trading for a cow as they build a modest homestead with oxen cows calves chickens and a pig heading to the smokehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer
Texas
Brown
Glow Worms Glow Only Females In Family Light
In glow worm species the luminous trait is exclusive to females while males remain non glowing. The observation highlights sexual dimorphism within the group.
Railway Wreck Killers In Kentucky Slide Collision
In Ravenna Kentucky on Saturday a freight train of the Louisville and Nashville railroad struck a slide at Althro killing two men J B Tasdy aged 46 and R T Richmond aged 38 both residents of Ravenna.
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Ravenna
J. B. Tasdy
R. T. Richmond
Louisville and Nashville ‘Railroad
Althro
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Shipley Studio
Hope Heading CO
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ROY Anderson and Company
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United States
A.C. Erwin
Babblin’ Brook Dairies Senton
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Ark
Hope Basket CO
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Allthro
Kentucky
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Crawford St
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Gibson Drug Co
Hope, Ark
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Detroit
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Detroit Mich
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Hope Auto CO
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MGR
Memphis, Tenn
Ford
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