Autumn Star and Leaf Hing Inspires Quiet Observation
A reflective passage notes a lone star brightening the sky as a leaf grazes a roof, a moment of vast brightness remembered from the speaker's past. The text shifts to parish happenings with Mrs Emmet Whitten’s Baptist Sunday school meeting at Miss Mary Dell Southward’s home, one absentee, and a bright visit from Betty Jones. It then covers the First Baptist Junior G A Thanksgiving party on South Main, led by Mrs B F Easterling, with participants Frances Erwin and others, plus guests and a coalesced supper of sandwiches and chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Whitten
St Baptist Sunday School
Mary Dell
West Sixth Street
Hugh Jones
Httle
Betty Jones
Job
First Baptist Church
South Main Street
B. F. Easterling
Frances Erwin
Lillie Mae Collier
Marjorie Easterling
Sarah Jane Murphey
Alethi Mae Crosby
Betty Ruth Colemen
Rey
W. R. Hamilton
Sarah Peyton
Ilnesa
Chas, Routon Jr
Pauline Jones
Misa Louise Hoke
Little Rock
Som
Tenancy Debate Features Governor Futrell and Union Leader
The page reports ongoing farm tenancy discussions with Governor Futrell and figures such as J. R. Butler of the Southern Farm Tenants Union and C. Palmer, Commission Chairman. Coleman’s special report urges improved continuation of the tenancy system while critics challenge alleged newspaper claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Futrell
J. R. Butler
Southern Farm Tenant Union
Commission
C. FE. Palmer
J. B. Watson
A. M. & N. Tegro College
Fine Bluff
C.T. Carpenter
Marked Tree
T. Roy Ried
I. C . Beck
Hughes Planter
W. G. Padgett
Marion
Official Forecast Hints Hard Winter Ahead
Government weather experts warn long range forecasts are uncertain beyond 36 hours. They note a shift from warm dry to colder wetter cycles may be starting, with 2 3 years likely to bring lower temperatures. Smithsonian's Abbott agrees a downward trend in average temps may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institute
Nature
W.R. Gregg
Weber
Arkansas tenancy debate cited by Palmer and others
Officials discuss eastern Arkansas tenancy issues and alleged evasion of conditions. Palmer calls focus on major tenancy problems while Mrs. Scott Wood accuses Coleman of masterful evasion. Watson notes Arkansas as least offender in sharecropping. Liberia’s treasury reports African republic bills paid at year end October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Arkansas
Miller
Scott. Wood
Hot Springs
Coleman
Arkansa
Watson
Liberia
Treasury Department
This African Republic
Cupid Up-to-Date at Brookwood P T A Play
Brookwood P T A of Queen Mary presents Cupid Up-to-Date a musical comedy to be staged December 3 and 4 with local talent selected by Miss Mignar Mayor director. Location to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookwood Parent-Teacher Association
Hope
Mignar Mayor
Buick daily output nears all time high in 1937 push
NEW YORK The Buick Motor Company reports record demand and near record daily production with a December plan to produce 28 000 cars. President Harlow H Curtice notes domestic output at 1 061 and 1 334 cars on Friday November 6 with 56 123 unfilled orders across factories and zones. He forecasts 247 000 cars for the 1937 model year and no production slowdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buick Motor Comppany
Harlow H. Curtice
Buick
West Coast
Curtice
Los Angeles
General Motors
Pacific States
Flint
United States
Buick Motor Company
Rosston Rt 2 Community News Snippet
Mrs J E Butler on sick list. J E Butler back on feet after flu. Hinton Martin family moved in. C H Butler family moved in with parents. Mrs Sam Marty Waters Lee and children visited Butler home. H W Butler family and Hinton Martin with Bobbie Nell visited Gillard. CH Butler and PLE Barely were Prescott visitors. Sigs Martin and Mattison families spent Sunday with relatives. Edward Askew and Anabelle Lewis families visited Butler group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Butler
Hinton Martin
C.H. Butler
Sam Marty
Sam Waters
Lee Waters
Hope Bobkittens Ready for Centennial Clash at Blevins
Thanksgiving morning the Hope Bobkittens travel to Blevins High for a Centennial game ending the season for both squads. Gate at 9 am. A queen and maids contest at Blevins precedes events including a turkey cake walk. Thanksgiving plans include family dinners and travel as residents mark the Pilgrim anniversary. The local negro Masons Keystone lodge No. 43 of Hope hold their annual service with initiations for members aged 21 to 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Percy Ramsey
Jimmie Jones
Hope Bobkittens
Blevins
Blevins High School Hornets
America
Negro Masons
Keystone Lodge No. 43
F. & A.M. of Hope
Morgan Strikes Downtown Street Here
Morgan faces a courtroom clash as Panich, once his lawyer, becomes his bitter foe. Ensy Williams of Little Rock testifies he bought dynamite at Panich’s urging, while defense argues a diabolical plot to send Morgan to prison. Williams perjured himself amid prior grand jury testimony. Tyler and Williams jailed as bondsmen surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panich
Morgan
Ensley D
Fat) Williams
Little Rock
G. C. Hardin
New York
Hot Springs
Charles
Lucky
Williams
Lem Bryan
Tyler
Matt
Unclear OCR fragment on trade terms and packaging
Fragmentary text discusses terms like caddy and kati related to East India Company packaging and Malayan terms, with unclear references to American art association and Chi ty. No coherent event or People data to anchor a full card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Art Association
East India Company
Renew Suspension of Lewis union in AFL talks
In Tampa Florida the American Federation of Labor renews the suspension of John L Laws rebel unions and keeps the move to talk peace with rebels while granting power to expel them if peace fails. The convention split 21 769 to 2 049 on the Resolution Committee report reflecting ongoing craft versus industrial unionism dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
John L. Laws
Federation Executive Council
Executive Council
City convention backs single union for all workers in major industries
Lewis and allies push a plan to unite workers across each large industry into one overarching union at the city convention. The effort aims to streamline representation and bargaining power for multiple trades under a single umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
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Metropalline Opera Co
Ars
the Gay Desperado
Ida Lupino
Leo Carrillo
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Diamond Cafe
Page’s Meat Market
East Third Street
Brookfield Link
Bologna
K. C. Lovn Steaks
Han
Brookwood P.T.A
Cupid
Robert B. Iiving
Aquitania
London
Rosston Rt
Sutton-Collier Mule Barn
South Walnut Street
Shipley Studio
ROY Anderson and Company
Flapper Fanny Mee
Htm
By Sylvia
Fudarathc
Vicks VA
ENCYE
Walnut ST Hope
Wee BE
Lewis’ Union
A. C. Erwin
AOI ta _x
Renee
Woodbury 3 Cares
Pillsbury Bes
A&p
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M Blake Kers
Louisiana
Mrs. T
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Jonatt
Vas
Dan
Ozen
Gelery
A & P Quality Meats
Sunnyfield
Rae
City Bakery
Turkey
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