First Baptist Hosts Hope Association Meeting
The First Baptist bureau will host the annual Hope Baptist Association gathering on Thursday and Friday, October 13 and 14. The district covers Lewisville, Stamps, Magnolia, Bradley, Stephens, Chenoa, Fouke, Texarkana, Mandeville, and Hope, with Rev. J. G. Lueck of Magnolia among the speakers.
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First Baptist Burely
Hope Baptist Association
Hope
Lewisville
Stamps
Magnolia
Bradley
Stephens
Chenoa
Fouke
Texarksna
Mandeville
J. G. Lueck
Tropical Spice Cake Recipe Fragment
Fragmented OCR of a spice cake recipe with flour and spice amounts garbled. Instructions describe creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs and flour, baking in layers, and making a citrus frosting with egg whites and lemon juice. Several misspellings and misplaced quantities obscure specifics.
Local Social Roundup From Shover Springs to Hope
Shover Springs resident Mrs. Parker Rogers and her husband visited the area. Joy Beckworth of Haynesville spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. J. J. Becksworth. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Phillips attended with Laseter and others at a Sunday singing convention in Paros. Miss Frolee Cassily and Mane Lewallen of Hope were guests of Miss June Ruggles. Thomas Walker had misfortune this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Rogers
Columbu
Shover Springs
Joy Baby Beckworth
Haynesville
J. J. Becksworth
O. J. Phillips
Tugit Laseter
Mollie Taylor
Earlie McWilliams
Elenear
Marjorie
Naomia Dudiney
Paros
Frolee Cassily
Mane
Lewallen of Hope
June Ruggles
Thomas Walker
Doctors Wade and Andrews at Pexarkana and State Convention
Drs Wade and Andrews of Pexarkana and Dr Walls of Strong with a representative of the State Convention in Little Rock announce sessions of the Asssociation starting next Thursday morning. Sessions run all day Thursday, Friday morning to noon. Public invited. Meals planned for out of town visitors Thursday and Friday. Attendees may stay with First Baptist Church hosts.
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Wade and Andrews
Pexarkana
Walls
Strong
State Convention
Little Rock
First Baptist Church
Birthday dinner honors son and school memories
Mrs Virgie England hosted a birthday dinner for her son Tom. Miss Ada Mae, teaching at Urbana near El Dorado, spent the weekend at home. Mrs Sid Skinner and Mrs Elton Cassidy gave a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Robert Garrett of Green Taseler. She received many gifts as the afternoon lingered with refreshments.
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Virgie England
Tom
Ada Mae
Urbana
el Dorado
Sid Skinner
Elton Cassidy
Robert Garrett
Green Taseler
Will Jong
Sandy Wiehes
Firemen Trigger City Fire by Whistle Incident
A fire in Monroe Wisconsin started when one of five firemen rang the noon whistle. A short circuit in an electric wire sparked the blaze which was extinguished before noon. The report notes varied Chinese pronunciations across provinces and mentions trees living about a thousand months.
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Monroe
Wis I
Lengthy US school term stretches to 73 days a year
Reports indicate the academic term in the United States now runs about 73 days annually. In a separate note, Southampton managed a busy period with 15 liner steamers crossing the Channel over two days in a recent week.
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United States
Southampton
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Employees’ Wages and Hours
The text asserts the company’s 85,600 employees across the United States enjoy the highest wages and shortest hours in groceries. It states a management duty to defend employee interests against legislation that could put workers out of work.
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Wright Patman
Congress
Texas
Patman
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
George L. Hartford
John A. Hartford
George Huntington Hartford
United States
America
A& P
Washington
Carl Bycir & Associates
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Eheepen Fund + of
RIBRQ
QTY Bakery
Vent Aon
Herod
Ariad
Leopards
Bright & Early
Sunshine Newsboy
Krafts Dinner
Libbys
ARM Star
Hobbs Fe
Shover
Hall Bros
Cleaners & Hatters
China
Billards
Cainer
Billard and Domino
New Theater
BROWN
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