Local church circles plan meetings and services
Widespread October church activities list circle chairs and home meetings at Garrett Memorial, First Methodist, Unity Baptist, and Wesleyan. prayer services at 7 30 p m. Sunday school and choir rehearsals announced. one day district convention to be held at First Christian church with sessions running all day. several auxiliary groups set their schedules for Monday through Wednesday October 10 12.
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The
Garrett Memorial Baptistresbyterian Church
Waddie Canning
D. D
Harm
J. W
C. D
Wis
Benze
Eugene White
Vena
James A Tiller
J. Jackson
Baptist Church
Wirst
First Baptist Church
Nday
1St Baptist’ Church
AFL Seeking Chunk of CIO Membership
The AFL aims to gain large chunks of CIO membership as internal CIO splits loom before the Cleveland convention. AFL officials expect substantial realignment as left-wing factions risk expulsion, with a 1940 political push to boost AFL influence.
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AFL
St. Paul, Minh
AFL Tacay
CIO
American Federation of Labor
ATI
Panwrel Gampers
Paisley
Gibson’s
Elevator Plunge Injures Twenty One At Downtown Store
A crowded downtown store elevator plunged two floors during a busy shopping period injuring 21 people. Safety devices halted the car after a heavy steel plate supporting its cables failed. Injured were shoppers and employees. many were treated at hospitals.
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Univer
Kansas City
Uupj
Asity
Arkansas
University of Texas
Chi Omega
Phillips
Zéla Psi Mruter
New York Historial Society
Society of
Mr. Russell
Geophysical Department
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Snyder, Tex
Russell Paulson
Coming and Going Incomplete Local Visit Notices
Mrs W M Hart visits daughter Mrs Julian Spillers and Mr enlirs with children in Purrell CX. Norman Bradford and George Frazier couples visit Hendersons in Little Rock. Kimberlys move to Albany Ga. O M Rector and family relocate to Hope 903 South Elm. Retired Army officer Hector was chief lineman for Cal Nadie Ricken.
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W. M. Hart
Julian Spillers
Enlirs
Purrell, CX
Norman Bradford
George Frazier
Marshall Hendrix
Little Rock
O. M
Louisville, Ky
Hope
South Elm
Hector
Nadie Ricken J
Wilsons Visit Dallas and Local Family Moves
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson travel to Dallas to spend the weekend with daughter Miss Mary Wilson. Mr and Mrs Owen Nix and children Wanzette and Johnny attended the Hope Malvern game in Malvern Friday night. Mr WL Teel and son Billy returned from Oklahoma. Mr Hervey Holt moved from 609 South Hervey to Southland Heights on 16th street. Mr and Mrs Fred Duncar moved from 420 South Hervey to 609 South Hervey.
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Robert M. Wilson
Mary
Russell B. Cornell
Russell T. Corneil
Corneil
Sears-2dale, New Yorke
Robert Wilson
Dallas
Miss Mary Wilson
Owen Nix
Wanzette and
Johnny
Hope-Malvern
Malvern
Teel
Billy
Oklahoma
Mrs. Hervey Holt
South Hervey
Southland Heights Addition
16Th Street
Fred Duncar
Births in Dallas and Terrell Announce New Daughters and Son
Mr and Mrs Paul Schreck of Dallas announce the arrival of a daughter on Friday October 7 at St Pauls hospital. Mrs Schreck is the former Phanae Fuller of Hope. Mr and Mrs Julian Spillers of Terrell announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday October (in Terrell hospital). Mr and Mrs Wingfield B Stroud announce the arrival of a son Kayn on Friday October 7 at Michael's hospital in Texarkana.
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Pail
Schreck
Dallas
Armouuice
St. Paul's Hospital
Phanae Fuller
Hope
Julian Spillers
Terrell
Tex
Wingfield B. Stroud
Son
Kayn
Eh Michael's Hospital
Texarkang
Hospital Admits and Discharges Reported in Hope Area
In Hope area hospital notes list admissions including David Sultzer and Miss Betty Thompson, along with Mrs Juanes W Rowe and Mrs Szni Hughson. Discharges include Mrs D A Byers and baby, and Master Roy Howe. Announcements note the birth of twins to Mr and Mrs James W Row in Washington.
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Josephine
David Sultzer
Hope
Betty Thompson
Washington
Juanes W. Rowe
D. A
Byers
Roy Howe
Lacy Rowe
James W. Row
Prescott church groups mark busy week of meetings
The Presbyterian men observe the 8th anniversary at 9 a.m. The Presbyterian youth meet at 6 30 p.m. The W M A circle groups meet Monday afternoon and the M E church W S C S hold a Monday meeting. Rotary visitors from Texarkana and many church activities fill the week with services, refreshments, and gatherings across Prescott.
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First Presbyterian Church
Someone to Love! A tangle of love and hardship at Centerville
Tod Duncan and Jenny juggle marital strain amid poverty and judgment from a harsh trailer camp. An old friend Rick Morris helps by housing the family in Centerville after Jenny's hospital birth of twins. Jenny faces family tension, Ted's graduation, and Ma's distant care as they seek stability with Rick and in a new home.
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Tod Duncan
Jenmy
Tura Conover
Tod
Jenny
Dale
Philip
Ted
Tivins
Rick Morris
Rick
Duncans
Centerville
Tod Serks
Inis Neat
Ruth Hansen
Wadley
Harriet
Joe
Madison Avenue
Sims
Morri
Morris Homestead
Mamie
Mrs. Murray
Tenny
Sanitol City
Revival Schedule Altered for October 16 Start
News of the Churches reports the revival, postponed from October 2, now set to begin October 16. Evangelist W. S. Barham continues in Washington DC for another week by request. Services run daily at 7:30 pm. Sunday school 9:30 am. morning worship 10:00 am. radio Bible class 11:00 am. Choir rehearsal 2:00 pm. Christ's Ambassador services 6:15 pm. evangelistic services 7:30 pm. Annual business meeting 7:30 pm Wednesday. all members urged to attend.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Walter Sims
E.R. Touley
W. W. Andrews
Tom Steed
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Say— Trimwer
First Methodist Church
My's
Stevens
Arkansas National Guard
Adj
H. L. McAlister
Rational Guard Areau
Washington
Tove
Barham
D. C
Ion Ady
Guy Ey Basye
Joseph Gena
Christ's Ambassador
Gena
Claired
First Presbyterian Church Service and Activities
At East Second Street the First Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Stephen Cook hosts 10 a.m. Sunday school under James H. Mile, followed by morning worship with choir, and PB Y FP members as soloist Mrs. Bart Powell Jr. Tonight the Presbyterian Young People join Methodist peers at 6 p.m. then proceed to the Methodist church at 7:30 p.m. A special choir number is planned for Tuesday, with choir practice at 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting runs 7:13 to 8. Rev John B E Spra gens and Lilie Beck speak after the meeting.
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James H. Mile
Bart Powell, Jr
Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
John B.E Spragens
Lilie Beck
Spragens
First Methodist Schedule at West Second and Pine Rev
At First Methodist on West Second at Pine Rev, Pastor J. M. Hamilton. Morning worship at 10 53 a m includes installation of officers and teachers of the church school. 2 p m board of stewards special meeting. 6 30 p m Wesley club for young people. 7 40 p m evening worship led by the pastor Sevmon.
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First Methodist West
Pine Rev
J. M. Hamilton
Wiwweh
Church School
Board of Stewards
Wesley Club
Young Peoples’ Group
Bethela M E Church Service Schedule
Sunday schedule lists morning worship at 12 noon and a sermon by Rev T G Crudup, followed by a 3 pm musical program by The Joyfull Five quartet of Little Rock, then evening worship at 8.00 with another sermon by Rev T G Crudup.
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T. G. Crudup
Little Rock
Wealthy boy buys tiny melon after early resourcefulness
A story about a wealthy man as a boy who asked a farmer the price of a large melon. The farmer offered 40 cents while the boy only had 4 cents. The farmer pointed to a small green melon and the boy chose it, promising to return in a week to pay.
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the Farhier
Senators Fulbright and McClellan Vote With Minority
Washington Oct 8 The senators Fulbright and McClellan joined the minority as a senate amendment for mandatory price supports at 0 percent parity on basic farin crops was defeated. The measure was rejected 43 to 26 amid broader farm policy debate.
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Washington
Arkansas
Fulbright
McClellan
Senate
Doroth y Dix on Wifely Virtues
Dorothy Dix argues men misjudge wives virtues love domesticity and thrift. They fear overindulgence, crave balance, social activity, and practical thrift, yet real life shows men seek partners who combine affection with independence and liveliness rather than pure domesticity or stinginess.
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Little Johnny
Indy
Ae Belt Syndicate
Convention Program Is Outlined
The First Christian Church of Hope hosts a one day convention on Monday October 10 with Donald Moore presiding. Morning and afternoon sessions feature devotions, sermons, lectures on church leadership and evangelism, and group discussions led by Dr. James A Crain, Tra D Crewdson, and others. An evening session closes with performances and prayers.
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Hope
Donald More
Fia Kirk
el Dorado
Donald Moore
James A. Crain
Indianapal Solo
Earl Powell, Jr
Tra D. Crewdson
Harold Humbert
Philips University
Gilbert Davis, Jr
Camden
Fellowship Hall
E. Wagner
Grea Commission
Jubin R. Coble
Belgian Congo
Africa
VA Believes Program Being Abused By JAMES MARLOW
Washington reports the veterans education program faces widespread abuse as VA officials argue funds flow to courses not needed for living, prompting policy tightening then partial reversal. Congress and educators debate eligibility, transfers, and new school openings amid rising costs and claims of misuse.
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James Marlow
Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
HH. V. Stirling
Stirling
Jury in first degree murder trial shifts to new judge
Harold R. Houchins faces a second day of testimony in the Clarksville case as Judge Guy Amsler takes the bench replacing Gus Falk. Jurors hear prosecution and defense accounts of possible connections to an unusual sexual element in Seth Reed's hotel-room death last November 23. Reed, a Clarksville businessman, died months after his arrest of Houchins, a university student.
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Aitiiu
Heme
Seth L. Reed
Clarksville
Houechius
University Dent
Reed
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Wanda
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St A'Elock
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West Avenue
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