Sunday social notes and church group updates
Community items record visits from Dudley Burford and Kate Embree, theater crowds seeing Top Hat at the Sanger, and several local clubs and church groups meeting. Notable mentions include Mrs. Holloway hosting, delegates traveling to Hot Springs, the American Legion Auxiliary gathering, and WMU circle activities plus a charity chili fundraiser at the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sanger
Mra T. Wilson
Fulton
Jim Wilson Jr
Columbus
Fred Marahall
C. A. Spore
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Photo Touching (Continued from Page One) George Keeps Companions In Refuge Yard
A dog named George resides in the Brannan home yard behind a seven foot fence with bobea and coon dogs as companions. When hunting ends and public grounds quiets, Brannan plans to release George who can defend herself if protected from hunters. The tale reflects the bond between man and animal amid cruelty and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Brannan
Bobea
Hin
Ogemaw
Man
Billy Evans Quits as Cleveland Pilot
Billy Evans resigned as general manager of the Cleveland Indians after eight years. Alva Bradley announced the resignation and said the GM post and office would be discontinued, with C. C. Slapnicka named assistant to the president. Evans noted salary reductions and discussed profits tied to 1933 and 1934 outcomes, while highlighting key players promoted from the minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Wiliam G
Billy) Evans
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Baseball Company
Bradley
C. C. Slapnicka
Indians
Evans
Evans Salt
Willis Hudbin
Hal Trosky
Joe Vosmick
Lou Berger
Roy Hughes
Bill Knickerbocker
Selassie Flies Will Be Succeeded By Marshal Badoglio
Marshal Badoglio announced in Naples he would sail Monday night for Africa with his two sons Paolo and Marcio. General de Bono bowed to farewell officers and urged them to carry on in the names of King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Mussolini. Workmen cheered as he drove to Marsa, Eritrea. Franco Italian tensions rise as Laval pushes peace efforts stall. Frontiers close under sanctions impacting trade and rail traffic. Italian tourism declines on the Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidttro Badoglio
Badoglio
Naples
Africa
Paolo
Marcio
de Bono
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
Asmars
Eritrea
Paris
France
Foreign Office
Laval
Franco-Wallan
French Chamber of Commerce
Ttaiian
French Riviera
Men‘ton
October Exports and War Debts Impact Cotton Trade
October exports include SE595,000,000 in gold and Germany 38,000,000. Foreign debt to the United States exceeds 20,000,000,000, hampering exchange for American cotton. The cessation of lending to foreign countries to buy cotton and a high tariff block placements, worsening the inability to trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
United Stites
Turkey production and prices rise amid regional shifts
Production remains weak with about eighty percent of turkeys raised west of the Mississippi and the South Central region leading output. Prices climbed with October farm price averages around 16 cents per pound versus 12.7 cents a year earlier. Chickens fall short as families struggle to buy turkeys. A survey notes 220 large cities have nearby water lending areas for marine air facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Lurnout
Mississippi
New England
West North Central
United States
Wet-dry politics loom in presidential race and banking row
Washington observes the wet-dry issue stirring in the upcoming campaign with Dry candidates possibly influencing the race. Landon’s stance, Roosevelt’s response, and party advisers hint at a temperance strategy to shift support amid Kentucky votes and national anti-repeal sentiment. Also, Rudolf Hecht criticizes government overreach as RFC ties to union indemnity and a New Orleans bank raise questions. Postmaster General Farley’s office is spotlighted by a corridor of aides and an ink faded signature trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grys
Kentucky
Weis
Landon
Kansas
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Rudolf 5. Hecht
American Bankers' Association
RFC
Hecht
Hibernia National of
New Orleans
Mc. Hecht
Hibernia
Agen
Union Indemnity Co
New Orleans Rfc Advisory Committee
Hamilton Fish
Benk
Farley
Jim Farley
Jim
P.M. G
Debt Adjustment Eviction Could Save Farm If Financing Found
Farmers urged to seek Farm Debt Adjustment Unit help through county committee members or the Rural Resettlement Supervisor. If no new financing agreement or extension is reached, eviction could be avoided and creditors might receive more from a restructuring than a forced sale.
State department said to keep practical U S Italian items
Final decision lies with a special committee including Cabinet members, the chairmen of the Senate and House library committees, the Librarian of Congress, the National Archivist, and the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Library
Librarian of Congress
National Archivist
Smithsonian Institution
Winter Proofing of Car: Magnolia's Winter Proof Campaign
Dallas readers learn that a semiannual car checkup is best insurance against winter damage. Magnolia Petroleum promotes Winter-Proof service by Magnolia dealers covering engine, transmission, differential, chassis, fuel, radiator, and battery with fresh Mobil oil and winter-grade greases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Fréd M. Lege
Seview
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Lege
Magnolia
Mobil
Harmony Health Hosts Mild Sunday Gatherings and Visits
Harmony Health at this place reports friendly social notes as Mr. and Mrs. Autry Wilson of Center Point joined Subday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. George S. Crews. Mrs. Joe Dougherty and daughter Mary Josephine are recovering well. Also mentioned are Lu Jeanes and daughter Helen of Rocky Mound, George McMillen and children, Roy McWilliams and son LaVerne, and Mack McMillen with their families during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autry Wilson
Center Point
George
Crews
Joe Dougherty
Mary Josephine
Lee Jeanes
Helen
Rocky Mound
George McMillen
Roy McWilliams
LaVerne
Mack McMillen
Sunday Afternoon Social Scribbles at Local Gathering
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday afternoon gathering with Miss Helen Crews and Miss Bobbie Lede Rogers, plus mentions of Mr. Milton, Mr. Ro, and several children including Maggie Lola. Vague references to Mt Virginia vibes and a time change Friday afternoon appear alongside family names Buster and Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Crews
Milton
Virginia
Santa
Bobbie Lede Rogers
Ahd Brothers
Buster and
Finley
Maggie Lola
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
Dudley Burford
Pine Cluff
N. Jewell
W. Q. Worreh
Kate Embree
Tewton
N. J
Clara Lawthorp
Mary Detla White
South Tan Street
Evelyn Briant
Marie Parkins
Deval Parkins
J. D. Montgomery
Milton Ol
Greman
Babelvole, Ark
Maurice Vick
Arka‘phia
G. E. Cannan
Tellves
Anise Cagle
Guachita Collge
Arkadelphia
Charles Hervey
C. F. Routon, Sr
Mr. Routon
Marcus Black
Conway
Milton Holt
Misa Hester Williams
Mang
Nolia A. & M
Jett Willliams
Miss Williams
Lemoyne McCallum
Emerson, Ark
Muzette Haltom
Stephens
Orie McCallum
Louis Saxon
Camden
A. F. Holloway
South Pine Street
R. M. LaGrene
BR. T. White
Pat Cleburn
U. D.C
General Conference
U. PC
Bay View
Reading Club
W. W. Johnson
Ada Swicegood
Galster
Hervey Street
P. Hosmer
Little Rock
Kensett
Final Baptist Church
John 5. Gibson
Neimbers
WM. U
First Christian Church
Spence Youl
Tom Kinser
Sev Hope
Ilope
Arxk
P Sale
Ning ‘Sun
Joan Crawford
Life
Saenger
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Top Hat
Max Baer
Jo E Louis
Buddy” Rogers
Billy Evans
Selassie
Peddler’s Cosmetics
Barbara Gould
John P. Cox Drug Co
Eagle Stamps
Turkey
Clark Gable
Dol
Rheta Lachman
Licaa Gable
Gable
Josephine Dillon
By Rodney Dutcther
Washington
U. S
State Department
Briant’s
Hall Brothers
Hope Basket Co
Bryan
South Laurel Street
Vicks
Vicks Plan
Durbar
London
Duggar’s Star Brain Shoe Store
T’ Second ‘Street
Dolly
Hope
Planbriant’s
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