Windsor to Visit U S With Bride
Edward of Windsor announced he would bring his American-born duchess to visit the United States and Germany to study housing and working conditions. The plan, disclosed in Paris, sparked speculation about future travel and potential Virginia estate headquarters during their stay in the United States.
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Paris
France
Edward of Windsor
British Empire
Wallis Warfield
Baltimore
United States
Germany
Bdward
London
Windsor
J. Carter
Warnels
Duke of Windsor
Royal
Duchess of Windsor
Washington
Ot Windsor
Virginia
Wakefield Manor
Near
George Barnett
Cousiel
T Nitaches
Funds Sought To Complete Hope Church Project
Continued from page one the campaign seeks support for finishing the church in Hope. FN Porter drew the plans and supervised the framework while John Barlow contributed 100 dollars and N P O Nea l donated tile. Many others have a made cast contributions as citizens are urged to help, with 8 000 bricks on hand covering about a quarter of the arc.
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FN. Porter
John 2. Barlow
N. P. O'Neal
Citizens of Hope
Atic
Observers fault Japan’s failures near Nanking in war
Military observers say Nippon’s navy and air force of about 120000 troops failed to break Chinese lines near Nanking. They cite poor gunnery and inability to sustain creeping artillery bursts, with Japanese units wasting shells and miscoordinating assaults. Chinese defenses held, while Shanghai sees improving Chinese artillery discipline.
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Nanking
Japan
Dack
Nippon
Asee
Shanghai
Local News From Blevins and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Blevins and their daughters Vernard Dean spent Sunday in Arkadelphia visiting Coed Tite and Miss Marie Tate, Hemerson State students. Poachers allegedly visited relatives near Blevins Sunday. Ben Irvin handled business in Hope Friday. Mrs S B McGuire of Conway was a Thursday night guest of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Wade. Mrs O B Hodnett of Hope attended to business in Blevins Friday. Mr and Mrs T J Stewart and Miss Charline Stewart shopped in Hope Tuesday.
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Henry “Pate Ant
Vernard Dean
Arkadelphia
Tite
Marie ‘Tate
Hemerson State
Andrew Whyte
Gon Jack
Bleving
Ben Irvin
Hope
B. McGuire
Conway
Ad Myr
Dohimnie Wade
O. B. Hodnett
Blevins
T. J. Stewart
Charline Stewart
Behind the Flood Head Lines at New theater
The New theater presents Behind the Flood Head Lines shown Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The film is presented by the local chapter of America Red Cross and uses actual footage to depict relief work in progress.
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America Red Cross
Wigantic
Red Cross
Mind Your Manners Telephone Etiquette Quiz
A fragmented training piece on telephone courtesy asks how to handle calls respectfully. It discusses answering with proper greeting, avoiding keeping others waiting to show busyness, and how to request a message or caller’s name without appearing rude.
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Thian
Deglects
Wim
China
Prescott area notes and marriage announcements
A column of social notes lists local activities: Miss Geraldine Stone and J. W. Yardy wed recently, and Mary Christine Mayfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Mayfield of El Dorada, to Byron New of Kilgore Texas on September 21 1936. Several residents shopped or hosted visitors in Prescott and Russian, with mentions of families including Bonds, Brakes, White, Samp son, Bottshead, Turner, Griffith, Hones, Wale, Melgar, and New.
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Prescott Weil
Iha
Melgar
el Dorada
Mary Christine Mayfield
Ial
Geo. W Mayfield
EL Dorade
Byroe New
Kilgore
Texas
Mas. New
Malig
Mars New
One
Mars
J. A. Wiele
Levine
Roosevelt hints at huge dam plans in push for relief
President outlines aim to give people a better chance while countering critics. He cites Fort Peck and other dams as relief tools and jeers a New York newspaper owner who questioned the budget. He asserts the government must ensure a decent living for citizens amid economic hardship.
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Cyyner Ainone
Thomases
Fort Peckle
Roosevelt
New York
Dveter
Hinuaily
Fort Peck
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Revival Opens at Church of Christ
The revival meeting at the Church of Christ on West Fifth and Grady streets began Sunday with two strong services led by Rev. J. A. Copeland of Delight. He spoke simply on the Gospel’s power and invited all to attend the nightly 7:30 services through the week.
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Church of Christ
West Fifth
Grady Streets
J. A. Copeland
Copeland
Gexdl
Local Notes and Moves Across Town
Malaria illness slows correspondent as Lee Stuart recovers. Mrs. Granville Steuart and children visit daughter Mrs. Elmore Dougan in Emmet. The Couleys and Cooleys relocate from Weaver to town, Shaddox and Harris families move. Otis H. McLarty travels to Mineral Springs. McLarty family Nashville visit. Great Britain mail moves to first class with no extra charge wherever lines connect.
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Lee Stuart
Granville Steuart
Elmore Dougan
Dougan
Emmet
A. M .McLarty
Nashville
John Couley
Troy Cooley
Weaver
Texas
Othel Shaddox
Corinth
Barney Smith
Millard Harris
Blackland
Buck Range
Otis H. McLarty
J. K. McLarty
Air Hnes
Great Britain
Art
Baptist Group to Meet at Harmony Grove Oct 14 15
Hope Baptist association bringing two Hempstead area churches and nearby counties to Harmony Grove Baptist church four miles south of Texarkana October 14 and 15. Opening at 10 a.m. with Dr. C. J. Wade presiding and Rev. J. B. Luck as clerk. Devotional by Rev. Ira Patishall. Associational sermon by Rev. W. R. Hamilton. Thursday sessions cover benevolences and education. Friday focuses on mission work.
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W. R. Hamilton of Hope
Harmony Grove
Hope Baptist Association
Hempstead
Tountias
Harmony Grove Baptist Church
Texarkana
Association
C. J. Wade
Beech Street Baptist Church
Denominational Meetings At Topal Baptist Church
Men and women from the topal Baptist church will attend the association meetings as messengers to become acquainted with the work of their denomination. The associational gathering, according to Baptist policy, is an important part of denominational work.
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Topal
Endurante Exchange Questions Kissing Health
A terse dialogue questions whether kissing is healthy and reveals that one person has never been kissed, prompting confusion and clarification about past experiences.
Three Days Cough Warns Of Dangers And Creomulsion
A three days cough signals possible bronchial irritation that may worsen. Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote mix, soothes inflamed mucous membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm. The ad touts Beechwood Creosote benefits and guarantees refund if relief is not achieved.
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Uselaine
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A. J. Sevente
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Durant, Oklo
Severance
Pansy Wimberly
Mabel Eddridge
George ML Greta
Nallen Wylie
Little Rock
Raffin Boyett
Dallas
Kt. A. Boyett
Thompson
Oal Vo Thompson
0. B. ‘Thempson
Orey
Albert Tanhert
Nazerene Church
South Ela Street
Lambert
Ford Ark
Nevada County
Ainel
Ginnett
A. Buyett
Othe Ogtesby
O— David Thompson
Venezula
South America
Mr. and
Mra
D. B
Thoipaan
Willard Laseter
Tormally
Houston
John Gcuther
Laseter
Dorothy Nutt, Jr
Hoplist
Jesse Brown
South
Washington Street
Hatthe A. West
A. L. Severance
Durant, Oka
Misa Hattie Ann Field
RO. Bridewell
M. H Barlow
R. M. Briant
A. da. Johnson
Chas. C. Spraging
A. L. Black
R. Q. Bridewell
Nelie Turner
Annie Garrett
Mary Lem- Chyde Uhl
Maggie Bell
Saenger
Suis Sea
Paramount News
Ant
Morgan
Clark Gable
Chas. Laughton
Franchot Toner
Edw. G. Robinson
John Wayne
Robert Young
Florence Rice
Lewis Stone
Haynes Bros
Heil Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Munich
Hitler
America
de Light
O. K
Old High
M. NM
Kerked
Bauer
Lavnory
Huckins
Tokio
Baptist
Endurante
ROY Anderson and Company
Cobb’s
Oeowest
Robison
Arkansas
Robinson's
Conticelli
ABC Lauva
ABC
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
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