Thanksgiving Plans and Local Notices From Small Town
A jumble of community items lists visitors traveling to St Louis and Detroit, church activities at First Baptist and First Christian venues, a Women’s Missionary Society meeting, Thanksgiving food sale plans, and a quiet wedding of Chariton Irvin and Jesse Milam Green. Names include Mr and Mrs Howard Houston, Mrs H D Lipscanty, Miss Dorothy Gunter, Annie Ruth Feilds, Myrl Eisell, Clyde Tohn, and Rev Roberson. The note mentions Thanksgiving holidays and local social events in the area.
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Dorothy Gunter
Texas College
Vermen
Benton
Halidays
Annie Ruth Feilds
Richmond
Texas
Myrile Eisell
Houston
Tumis
Chariton Irvin
Jesse Milam Green
Roberson
Vton
C. M. Irvin
Haven High School
J. K. Green
Nashville High School
Cox Gin Company
Quan
C M E Conference Opens in Magnolia This Week
The annual C M E Conference will convene in Magnolia this Wednesday and run through Sunday with Bishop J A Bray of Chicago presiding. Rev George W Young presiding elder Prescott district will join Hope delegation for conference meetings. The event, open to members, laymen and delegates, features a reception and banquet for bishops and presiding elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. EK. Charch
Magnolia
J. A. Bray
Chicago
George W. Young
Prescott
Hope
Young
Equal Conference
Bates
Card of Thanks from the Williams Family
The Williams Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of their mother and mother figure. They acknowledge contributions from Guernsey School, Chesley M Walker, Mrs Minnie Taylor, Mrs Ethel Martindale, Gracie Stringfellow, life and death support from Dr Smith, and floral offerings.
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Guernsey
Oles
Chesley M. Walker
Minnie Taylor
Ethel Martindale
Gracie Stringfellow
de. Smith
Nother
Williams
Jeff Weight
Dale Hunt
Warning to Negroes On Continued Treatment At Clinic
A partial notice warns African Americans to report to the Lewis and Verger clinic for continued treatment. It outlines policy under an agreement with City of Hope and involved concerns, stating delinquent cases will be acted upon if no reports or treatment are pursued.
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Ain
Lewis and Verger Clinic
City of Hope
Mrs M E Walker Buried At Water Creek Church
Mary E Walker 74 died November 1 at her Hope area home after a week of illness. Funeral at Water Creek church with Rev B Luck and Rev Bent Webb. burial in Water Creek cemetery. Survived by son Chesley M Walker of Hope, three daughters Minnie Taylor Gracie Stringfellow Ethel Martindale, two brothers John Eliott Lee Elliott, three sisters Alice Obles by Addie Ayres Bell Rainey. Born near Washington she lived in Hempstead county most of life and belonged to Water Creek Methodist Church about 40 years.
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Mary E. Walker
Hope
Water Creek Church
B. Luck
Bent Webb
Burlat
Water Creek Cemetery
Chesley .M. Walker
Minnie Taylor
Gracie Stringfellow
Ethel Martindale
John Eliott
Broken Bow
Okln
Lee Elliott
Washington
Alice Oblesby
Addie Ayres
Bell Rainey
Texarkana
Hempstead County
Water Cheek
Waldo
Ark
W. C. Jackson
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Ells Farrar
Frank Farrar
Clarendon
J. S
B. B. Jones
Magnolis
George Reutz
Smith Cemetery
Forest Fires Hit Five Year Record in Arkansas Unit Nine
Forest fires in protection Unit Nine during October totaled 144 with 114 burning about 100 acres. District Forester Russell Stadelman cites causes including smokers hunters and incendiaries, noting most fires arose from careless handling of cigarettes or matches. Public cooperation urged to protect forest land across Fayette Qua Thitn Columbia Nevada and Hempstead counties.
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Arkansas Forestry Commission
GaFayette
Quathitn
Columbia
Nevada
Hempstead
Russell Stadelman
District Forester
Red Cross 100 Percent in War Aid Parade of Names
A long list of donors and supporters appears, highlighting hundreds of names and organizations such as Hope High, Brookwood School, Paisley School, Briants Drug Co, First National Bank, Capitol Hotel, and various individuals. The note mentions a 15 minute aerial photography operation for frontline dissemination and a Hungarian mother with thirty children.
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Hope High
Brookwood School
Paisley School
Briants Drug Co
Graves & Graves
First National Bank
State Completes Industrial Board Chairman Named
LITTLE ROCK. J. Paul Ward of Batesville was named chairman of the State Industrial Board. Ward is assistant manager of Governor Bailey's renomination campaign for the August primary election.
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Little Rock
J. Paul Ward
Batesville
Bailey
Bailey Monday
W.E. McClure
North Little Rock
Missouri Pacific Lines
C. C. Chism
Ward
McClure
State Labor Department
Colonial Plan for Jews Stirs Nazis
Berlin reports on a British proposal to relocate Jewish refugees to former German colonies such as Tanganyika and the German East Africa area. German officials and Jews weigh potential backlash from Hitler and Reich officials while Jewish leaders welcome Chamberlain's hint of havens in British Guiana and Africa though concerns about German retaliation and visa restrictions persist.
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Berlin
Germany
Chamberlain
London
British Guiana
Africa
Anganpika
Tanganyika
Hitler
Oswald Pirow
The
Union of South African
Fuhrer
Berchtesgaden
Germany warns on Jewish settlement schemes
Chamberlain spoke and said they expected the chancellor to tell Piron that Germany would consider as an affront any plan to settle German Jews on former German soil.
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Chamberlain
Piron
Germany
Wage-Hour Bill Faces Strike Movement in France
The premier’s plan aims to settle wage hours amid a growing strike wave as Parliament nears 1939 budget and decree law considerations. Deputies say the strategy seeks to push through reforms, with swift police action breaking occupation strikes at Hutchinson Tire in Puteaux and Saint Gobain near Roubaix as workers protest a longer week.
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Chamber
France
Hutchinson Tire Company
Puteaux
Saint Gobain
Roubaix
Bevince
Actor laments lack of roles as deer in cast woes
An actor in Hollywood complains he never had a part to let him get his deer while Into has been cast as an Indian. Now he’s biting the dust. An Australian hunter is reported to have shot a young woman under the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Into
Mistaken impression hints at new three Jitterbugs
A fragment notes a mistaken impression involving a performer or group named Jitterbugs, suggesting a new trio described as three Jitterbugs. The terse line implies confusion over identity or lineup in a local entertainment listing. No dates or places are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
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