So many hearts are brave in this town’s reflections
A reader’s column reflects on courage and faith as Armistice Day nears. It quotes poems about bravery, reviews Lloyd C Douglas’s essays on class and mass, and praises a memorial service for Will Rogers. The town notes a new Baptist building, Christmas tree lights, and community fund appeals.
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Will Rogers
Ben
Elsie Robinson
Articke
The
Arkansas Gazette
Fannie
Lloyd C. Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Douglas
New Baptist Educational
Faith Houses
South Main Street
Prescott
Curley Wolves
Lexpress Iself
Tel City
Star of Bethlehem
Manger
Hope Garden Club
Louise Knobel
Broken Promise cCohthhilled: frbm page one
Fragmented readable text mentions figures in Texarkana and guests visiting Texas from Canadians Texas. Names include Rev. Guy Holt Mrs W W Duckett Mrs George Dodd Mrs Mary J Carter Mrs Thos Kinser Mrs C Lowthryp Mrs Ruth Rettig Mrs W F Sniter Mrs J B Garth and Pershing Floyd. Laurie Addison departed after visiting with J Patrick Duffie. Dr A J Neighbore and Mrs Neighbore returned from New Orleans. H W Timberlake to St Louis for treatment at Barnes Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Guy Holt
W. W. Duckett
Geofrge Dodd
Mary J. Carter
Thos. Kinser
Lowthryp
Ruth Rettig
W. F .Sniter
J.B. Garth
Pershing Floyd
Music education as a core school subject and its value
A persuasive piece argues for treating music with equal standing to other subjects, stressing emotional growth and social benefit. It emphasizes self expression through singing, the role of educators, and the need to preserve music departments amid retrenchment, while noting practical considerations like proper jack placement.
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Webster
Civic Assembly
Brazio
Music Department of Schools
Coleges
Broadway Melody at the Saenger feature comes to town
The feature highlights six months of prep including dance rehearsals research for sets and costumes by Adrian for Broadway Melody of 1936. Robert Taylor and June Knight star with Jack Benny in a MoTa-Golden-Mayer production. Three screenings include Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
June Knight
Adrian
Moetra-Golden-Mayer
Jack Benny
Robet Taylor
Una Merkel
Harry , Stockwell
Frances Langford
Robert Wildback
Jeine
Centerville Club Notes Record Local Demonstrations
Centerville Bemonstration club met with 11 members and three visitors. New officers elected for the year: Mrs. Kenneth Jones president, Mrs. Hosea Patterson vice president, Mrs. Guy Linaker secretary, Mrs. Carl Richards treasurer. Cheese making and Christmas ideas shown. Next meeting December 4 with Mrs. Linaker. Hopewell Demonstration club held a November meeting at Mrs. Clifton Breed’s home. Demonstration on making Christmas gifts, discussion of Achievement Day, and reports by officers. Fourteen members present. committee named for Achievement Day. Meeting adjourned to November's second Monday with Mrs. Charles Hare. RIO DE JANEIRO—Raffaello Mancini said in Buenos Aires he aimed to build a Brazilian wine industry with a French technician, using Brazilian stories and actors.
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Centerville
Charlie Sanders
Miss Griffin
Kenneth Jones
Hosea Patterson
Guy Linaker
Carl Richards
Linaker
Hopewell
Chub
Clifton Breet
Old Highway 61
Velma Alford
See
C. Petre
Clifton Breed
J. A. Fowler
Chas, Hare
Jessie Anderson
View
Vera Fowler
Opal Osborn
Henry Fowler
Chas. Hare
Owe
Armistice Day Ceremony to Include Congolese Torchbearer
A Belgian Congo torchbearer will join Brussels Armistice Day rites to relight the sacred flame at the Warriors' Tomb. Ex-service veterans come from Belgium, Paris, and Luxembourg to share torches timed for dusk as they honor the end of World War I.
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Scheine
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Belgium
Faris
Grand Duchy
Luxemburg
Antwerp
Neutrally framed past scars of World War I era policy
The piece recalls how American neutrality shifted from free trade under the seas to caution amid Allied ties and German U-boat pressure. It notes wartime loans, the balance of trade surge, and public memory of Armistice celebrations, while warning that today Americans trade at their own risk and urging caution against foreign voyages.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Wilson
Belgium
Britain
Roosevelt
New York
Star Put Aside by Poor Clerk in Romance Tale
A bank clerk earning 366 a month cannot support his expenses and romance. He is rejected as a star and laments his fate while a film sweetheart, believed to be Jean Parker, denies the claim. Parker, tired from Europe, vows he was the only love of her life in New York.
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Starr
No Zigolo
Francis Lucias
Los Angeles
Jean Parker
New York
Europe
Providence Dr Foole Visits Local Community
Providence Dr Foole of Bodcaw attended to business in this community Saturday. Victor Campbell and children Aubrey and Opal Lee visited Saturday night and Sunday with her parents at Blevins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morton and children Harold and Mildred spent the weekend with her parents at Holly Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roberts and baby visited with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Browning. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ms Watson were shopping in Hope Tuesday. Mrs. Jeff Sutton and son Cerral of Holly Grove visited her parents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaines spent Sunday afternoon with P. A. Campbell. Mr. T. S. Boyett of DeAnn spent last week with daughter Charley Roberts. George Anderson and son Martin spent a while Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell.
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Foole
Bodcaw
Arial Wis
Victor Campbell
Aubrey
Opal Lee
Blevins
Fred Yates
Henry Morton
Harold
Mildred
Sutton
Hally Grove
Ross Roberts
Baby
Grady ‘Browning
J. Ms Watson
Hope
Charley Browning
Bud Camphell
Jeff Sutton
Son Cerral
Holly Grove
Charley Roberts
Joe Gaines
P. A. Campbell
Boyett of
DeAnn
George Anderson
Martin Spen
A. Campbell
Bible School Announces Morning and Evening Services
The church schedules a Bible school at Blue Morning service at 10:54 with the pastor’s topic The tay God Obeyed Christi Emdeavor at Burgaliw 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 1 3 p.m. The pastor will present The Price Pail. A hood stterdande urged for all services and mid week prayer services have been strong. Members urged to attend Wednesday night at 7:30.
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Bible School
Blue
Burgaliw
Sunday church services and weekly schedule listed
Sunday school at 9 45. Sunday morning preaching at 11 45. Vesper service announced. Young people meeting at 3 30. Monthly Men of the Church at 6 90. Tuesday church meeting. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 30. Our Lady of Good Hope Church 22nd Sunday After Pentecost 10 00 Morning Prayer 10 10 Catechetical instructions 10 40 Spiritual reading 11 00 High Mass Discourse Peace Mer of Good Will 4 00 Study Our Sunday Visitor 5 00 Benediction with Most Blessed Sacrament prayers for Poor Souls. Monday Holy Sacrifice of the Mass heroes at 7 90.
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D'élock
Anorenean match at Falk ends amid strange painted phosphorescent signs
A garbled note describes an Anorenean match scheduled at Falk Bark with references to hounding, rain and a noisy crowd. It mentions phosphorescent painted signs, a dawn-like scene, and a general sense of confusion around the event. The text also references legal filings, a bank in Hope Arkansas, and a notary in Australia, all jumbled with the match report.
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Falk
P Mauldin
First Methodist Church Slates Limited Sunday Services
Due to the pastor’s absence at the 82nd annual session of the Little Rock conference in El Dorado, no regular services will be held Sunday except Sunday school and Epworth League. Pastor Fred R. Harrison assigns lay leadership for the day.
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Little Rock
el Dorado
Recapitulation assets and bank officers in Hempstead county
Recapitulation of assets and liabilities from a 1935 bank statement in Hempstead County Arkansas. Cash, investments, and loans are itemized with figures around 1.18 million dollars. Bank officers listed include R G McRae as president and Lloyd Spencer as cashier with assistants Syd McMath and Roy Stephenson. Notary Clarice Cannon certifies sworn date in November 1935.
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Federal Reserve District
Bank 12
Lloyd Spencer
Skctetary
Realty & Investment Com
Great Barrier Reef
Queensland
Syd McMath
Notary
Australia
State of Arkansas
Clarice Cannon
R. G. McRae
N. P. O'Neal
Roy Stephenson
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