First Baptist Church monthly meeting and Palestine group program
The First Baptist Church held its regular meeting at 6 o clock Monday evening. Palestine Group No 3 presented an interesting program after a supper with Circle No 1 as host. Halloween motif appeared in the fable decorations. Paisley P T A will meet at 3 o clock Wednesday at the Pigiy school. full attendance expected for an engaging program.
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Wooal First Thiptist Church
Palestine
Paisley P.T. A
Fpigiy
Church Women Orgs Hold October Meetings At Local Homes
Circle No 1 of the Womens Missionary Society met at Mrs J H Stuart with Mrs N Monser and Miss Moltie Hitch as associate hosts. Mr Stith Davenport spoke and Mrs BE Stewart led a brief business session. The Pat Cleburne chapter UD C will meet at Mrs A F Hanegin's home. Circle No 4 met at Mrs C L Reed's home with devotional by Mrs O A Graves and a talk on Serving in the Year of Africa. The Y W A of the First Baptist met for dinner and a program as Palestine topics and donations were reported.
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Womans Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J H. Stuart
rMa
KR. N. Monser
Moltie Hitch
Stith Davenport
Mra
BE. PL Stewart
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
A. F. Hanegin
South Elm Street
J. W. Stricthid
E.S. Richards
Circle No. 4
Nom. S
First Methodist Church
C. L. Reed
South Elim Street
Africa
Joe
First Baptist Church
Onelock
South Main Street
Ll. Murphy
Choiremia
Circlo No. 3
Wo M. U
Roeniy
Circle 4 Meets With New Members In Fort Worth Area
In a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs. R. M. LaGrone home Circle No 4 led by Mrs W G Allison hosted 15 members and one new member Mrs G P Newbern in attendance with two visitors and forty regular members. The meeting opened with prayer and a devotional by Mrs Belwitt Ward. a program on Africa followed. Mrs D S Berdan spoke on Methodist Missions. Refreshments were served during social hour before noting Dora Stewart wed M D Downs at Vesarkana on October 3.
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Circle No
W.G. Allison
R. M. LaGrone
G. P. Newbern
Fred R. Harrison
Belwitt Ward
Africa
D. 8. Derdan
Ozan Parents and Teachers Form PTA Group
A meeting of Ozan Public School parents and teachers elected officers for a new PTA. President Mrs T H H Varnado, Vice President Mrs C K Osborn, Secretary and Gensler, were chosen. Next gathering set for Friday October 7 at 3 PM with plans to boost enrollment and invite a county PTA official.
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Ozan Public School
T. HH. Varnado
C.K. Osborn
C. D. Ball
Gensler
Briup
Plains
W. 0. Stuart
Ozan School Board of Directors
Reece
Citly
Ozan School
Focal
Communist Conspiracy Aims to Seize AFL and Forge Industrial Unions
A 1924 statement discusses nine objectives of a Communist conspiracy linked to the Committee for Industrial Organization. It highlights the seizure of the American Federation of Labor and the consolidation of craft unions into industrial unions, warning of a planned overthrow of democratic government.
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Ware
Lewis
Senate Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Committee For Industrial Organization
America
American Federation of Labor
Green
Complete Horse Show Part of Russell Bros Circus in Hope
Russell Bros Circus brings a complete horse show to Hope on Wednesday October 5 featuring high school horses liberty horses bareback acts and mustangs. The program highlights elegance and dignity of trained horses and includes Shetland ponies and zebras as part of a varied equine display amid daily performances.
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Russell Bros.’ Circus
Hope Wednesday
Russell Bros
Cheny
Hope
Liberty
Will West
Bertie Hadgins
Bread of
Alle
Ice Cream Supper and Cake Walk At Public School Buildin
The Or Methodint Women's Missionary Society sponsors an ice cream supper and a cake walk at the public school building Monday night. The public is invited to attend.
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The
Or Methodint Women's Missionary Society
Oui
Champ Clark Wing An Immediate Vote Clash With Pendergast
The article reports Champ Clark opposing Pendergast over the reappointment of U.S. District Attorney Murice Milligan who prosecuted Kansas City election graund cases. Clark denounced Pendergast publicly and proposed an amendment to tax securities, supported a plebiscite, backed the anti-lynching bill, and voted for several key measures including the Byrnes antiesti m ont strike amendment and farm act. It also recounts a 1896 exchange with Reed about a nomination and notes British wool consumption estimates.
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Pendergast
U.S
Murice Milligan
Kanesas
Clark
Milligan
Byrnes
Justice Black
Wagner
Gilbertsville
Lon
Reed
Speaker
Champ Chirk
New Fall Pattern Book Promises Easy Sewing Tips
This readable notice advertises the Fall and Winter Pattern Book by Hope Star Today's Pattern Bureau offering 32 pages of designs for all sizes. It highlights Pattern 8317 for a fitted dress with a high square neckline and long sleeves and notes fabric and trim requirements. Availability details include price and how to order by mail.
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Carol Day
Hess
Ourself
Ebally
Owoul Crepe
Percale
Wits
Hope Star Today
Pattern Bureau
Wackler Drive
Chicago
Rabbit's Eye Grafted on Man at Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland a rabbit cornea was transplanted to Frank L Hoffman a 61 year old blind laborer enabling him to see light for the first time since May after chemical blindness from a spraying machine. Dr Paul N Fleming performed the operation last Tuesday and cautioned outcomes remain uncertain for two or three weeks. Johns Hopkins specialists note prior attempts failed as the rabbit cornea often became opaque in weeks.
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Hagerstown
Frank L. Hofman
Paul N. Fleming
Fleming
Hoffman
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Cotton Ginnings Off Drastically at Ozan
Report shows 476 bales ginned at two Ozan gins on September 30, far below 1,540 by October 1, 1987. Weather and pests including heavy June rains, worms, and bull weevil severely cut the crop in the Ozan area. Local church groups held mission meetings and community events, with Dixie Jackson program and potluck lunch noted.
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Qren
Oza
Meurhan
American Part in War Crisis Told
Washington Undersecretary of State S. Sumner Welles spoke on national radio outlining the United States role in Europe’s crisis. He urged world wide armament limits, nonintervention, and peaceful settlement of disputes as steps toward permanent peace and global economic reconstruction. He said the Munich talks and a potential German move into Czechoslovakia underscored the urgency of fostering a new world order based on justice and law.
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Washington
Sumer Welles
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Mussolini
I Duce
Hitler
Munich
Washington Evening Star
Welles
Czechoslovakia
Nnions
McKern Seeks White Goose Feathers for Mayan Headgear
Milwaukee anthropologist W. C. McKern of the Milwaukee Museum seeks a healthy gander to donate clean white feathers for a headgear in a Mayan chieftain display. Feathers will be dyed per Mayan formulas used by rulers of Chichen Itza around 1000 A D in Yucatan, Mexico.
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Milwaukee
W. C. McKern
Milwaukee Museum
McKern
Chichen Itza
Yucatan
Mexico
Cookie Sale Going Pearl Slade by Troop 4
Mrs. A. E. Benson leads Troop 4 in a cookie sale with a long list of scouts including Betty Ron Benson, Betty Ruth Coleman, Gwendolyn Evans, Peggy McNeill, Jessie Clarke Brown, Alice Loraine Heard, Martha McFaddin, Phyllis Williams, Pat Williams, Mary Adele Waddle, Betty Jane Allen, Mary Roy Moses, Betty Robins, Sophie Williams, Alice Lile, Dorothy Jean O Neal, Frances Kuespert, Eva Jean Milam, Katherine Ann O Dwyer, Barbara Sue Walker, Doris Urrey, Gloria Fay Bradshaw, Maria Mouser.
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Troop
A. E. Benson
Betty Ron Benson
Betty Ruth Coleman
Gwendolyn Evans
Peggy McNeill
Jessie Clarke Brown
Alice Loraine Heard
Martha McFaddin
Phyllis Williams
Pat Williams
Mary Adele Waddle
Betty Jane Allen
Mary Roy Moses
Betty Robins
Sophie Williams
Alice Lile
Dorothy Jean O'Neal
Frances Kuespert
Eva Jean Milam
Katherine Ann O'Dwyer
Barbara Sue Walker
Doris Urrey
Gloria Fay Bradshaw
Maria Mouser
Hungary Presses on Sudetenland Crisis
Hungary held cabinet talks to plan response if Czechoslovakia resists demands. In Sudetenland Adolf Hitler toured Karldbad declaring triumph as Sudeten German crowds cheered. Three British ships were bombed near Spain’s Mediterranean coast injuring a crew member.
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Hitler
Sudetenland
Karlebad
Adolf Hitler
Sudeten
Madrid
Spain
Govern
Hollywood wedding shocks as Colman remarries after Wright
The pair Benita Hume and Ranald Colman wed quietly, stunning Hollywood which had seen Colman as unlikely to remarry after a previous failed union. The article notes his early life, including a first flight with Orville Wright at a modest speed.
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Benita Hume
Ranald Colman
Hollywood
Colman
Orville Wright
Tomatoes Reach North America After European Introduction
Tomatoes first grew in Europe and only centuries later reached North America where they were deemed safe to eat.
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America
Europe
North America
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