Ladies Circle News and church notices from Prescott
Sunday guests Mrs D B Thompson visited friends in Prescott. Woman's Missionary Society circles held November meetings at multiple homes with devotions on prayer and programs about broadcasting prayers and money around the world. Tea events, rehearsals for the Messiah, and Christmas charity donations to Vera Lloyd Home are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Thompson
Prescott
Y Circle No. 5
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
W. E. Smith
West Sixth Avenue
Claude Hamilton
Hugh Smith
Jesse Brown
Matthew
John S. Gibson Jr
L. M Clements
Joe Coleman
Albert Jewell
Vera Lloyd
G. G. McRae
O. A. Graves
Washington Street
Beryl Henry
Miss Henry
Circle No
W. M. Garner
North Ferguson Street
Missionary Society
E. W. Dossett
John Shiver
Chas. Haynes
West Second Street
Circle No. 4
A. M. Key
Jimmie Embree
Harry Shiver
J. T. Hicks
F. L. Padgitt
Anna Lykins
C. C. Collins
A. C. Kolb
Padgitt
J. S. Gibson, Sr
Ida Boyett
S. W. White
Anna Duffie
Lloyd George Sets Sights On Memoir Volume One
London news reports Prime Minister David Lloyd George aims to finish the first volume of his memoirs by year end covering up to 1916. He works from bed at dawn, writes about Versailles and the Big Four, farms at Brony-De in Surrey, and relies on assistants to catalog war documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Britain
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau
France
Orlando
Italy
Brony-De
Churt
Surrey
England
International Live Stock Show sets record entries in Chicago
Chicago hosts the 33rd International Live Stock Exposition from November 26 to December 3 with a record entry of about 12000 head of cattle horses sheep and swine. The event includes the 11th national club congress and a concurrent hay and grain show with 1000 4 H delegates from 43 states. Judges from 14 states Canada and Scotland will assess animals led by Walter Biggar of Delbeattle Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Scotland
Walter Biggar
Delbeattle
Hospital Notes Report Various Local Patients
Josephine Huett of Lewisville has returned home after a short hospital stay. Evelyn Clark, daughter of the Clarks, is seriously ill at the hospital. Melba Lee Neill shows improvement after several days of critical illness. J A Bowden and wife of West Avenue C welcomed a son Saturday. Julia Chester Moore announces daughter Cora Francine born Sunday morning November 20. Carroll Yocum, son of the Yocums, was admitted for an operation. Mrs Joe R Floyd improved after a major operation. Frances Jane Osborne of Hope route five discharged after a minor operation. Margaret May of Bodcaw admitted for an operation. Mrs C M Erwin of South Main Street admitted to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Frances Huett
Lewisville
Evelyn Clark
J. M. Clark
Melba Lee Neill
J. A. Bowden
West Avenue C
Julia Chester
D. V. Moore
East Division Street
Cora Francine
Carroll Yocum
Lewis C. Yocum
Joe R. Floyd
North Hervey Street
Frances Jane Osborne
Margaret May
Bodcaw
C. M. Erwin
South Main Street
Low Bid on British Relics From 1779 Naval Battle
Relics from the Scarborough naval clash of 1779 sold for under 209 dollars at auction in London. Items include Sir Richard Pearson sword and a silver mounted pistol connected to John Paul Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Paul Jones
Sir Richard Pearson
Scarborough
Pearson
Arkansas note board faces court ruling on road contractor notes
The state note board awaits a supreme court ruling on October injunction against issuing 2.1 million dollars in short term notes to unpaid road contractors. Attorney general says board lacked authority, audit and highway departments discuss contract payments and adjustments. Fort Worth district engineer confirms Arkansas has never failed to seek federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Hale
User Commission
State Note Board
Blackwood
Audit Commission
Highway Department
Pulaski
Arkansas
C. E. Swain
Fort Worth
United Press
Local trade school seeks janitor among 200 applicants
Slany Czech applicants compete for a janitor post at the local trade school. Elev en doctors of philosophy and two full time professors are among the 200 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slany
Czechoslovakia
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Sir Henry
Hun
B. Thompson
Fletcher Ashcraft
Jackson
First Methodist Church
Frank Walters
Johnny Franks
Ardelle Moses
Mary Powell
Fred Stroud
John Fred Jr
Shreveport
Mary Atkins Redwine
Walnut Ridge
O. E. Redwine
G. M. Green
Bill Ramsey
Prop
Fountain Service
Mall of Ren Cae
Liberty Theater
Chester Morris
Thelma Todd
R. H. Delaney
Box
Hope, Ark
Frank W. Pickell
First National Bank
Little Missouri
Ozan
Hickory Creek
FE. L. Bruce CO
Prescott, Ark
Dorsey Stephens
Doan
Doans
Elson'huckins
Lloyd George
North American
British Columbia
Oregon
Connecticut
Texas
California
Midwest
Hereford Cattle Club
United States
Union
Front Street
Selby Stylez
Oxford
Ann
GEO. W. Robison & CO
Prescott Nashville
Nunn
Bush el, Jodie
Nashville
Fredric
Eugene Beauty Shop
Westerfield
Lhcortt & Myers Tosacco Co
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