First Christian Church W M S meets at Kinser home
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met at Mrs Thos Kinser on South Main with Mrs J F Porterfield as joint hostess. Devotionals and program on American Rural Life were led by Mrs W F Saner and others. Hostesses served refreshments. Circular notes mention other local meetings and a pie supper at Oakland school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
Thos. Kinser
South Main Street
J. F. Porterfield
Guy Hart
J. F. Gorin
W. F. Saner
Luke
Saner
C. S. Lawthorp
W. O. Duckett
Lile Moore
George Dodd
Ladies Aid
Mae Duffie
A. C. Anderson
South Elm Street
P— Circle
W. M.S
First Methodist Church
James R. Henry
Fred R. Harrison
Berle O'Neal
E. P. Young
The
Wantons Missionary Society
M. M. McClough
Korea
Fay James
W. G. Allison
R. M. LaGrone
Wallace Beery at Saenger Thursday
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper return in O Shaughnessy s Boy at the Saenger Thursday and Friday. Beery plays Windy the animal trainer and Cooper is his son Stubby in a circus life tale with Spanky McFarland and Leona Mariel among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eireus
Wallace Berry
Jackie Cooper
O'Shaughnessy
the Saenger
Wally
Jackie
Windy
Dacki¢C
Stubby
Stirbby
Leona Mariel
Cora
Ewe
Ss Hiden
Martha
Willard Robertson
Henry Stephenson
Valkenburg
Clarence Muse
Jeff
Ben Hen
Test Your Brakes Regularly By JOHN F GRIFFIN
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of New Hampshire warns drivers that defective brakes endanger all on the road. He cites New Hampshire estimates showing over 20,000 vehicles nationally with defective brakes last year and notes two wheel cars pose extra risk. Regular maintenance including adjustment and replacement is essential to ensure brakes stop promptly and safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Griffin
Motor Vehicles of
New Hampshire
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administra
Ideata
Vile
National Bureau of Casually
The
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
County Court Reports Indictments and Jail Conditions Noted
Logan continued from page one reports inquiry into law violations with 44 witnesses examined and true bills issued. Jails and courthouse praised for conditions, but broke windows urged to be replaced for economy and prisoner safety. Suggests County Judge devise plan to work prisoners on roads or with another county. urges stricter enforcement of reckless driving and livestock on highways. A note of appreciation to Sheriff Bearden and a closing remark on serving in court. A local preacher anecdote ends fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirewit Court
Eleas
Annd
Shariff Jim Bearden
Hempstead
Roy Anderson
Forviman
Monroe Samuels Coy Cummings
Noe withdraws for governor bids as anti Long ticket forms
Lieutenant Governor James A. Noe withdraws from the governor’s race and plans to run for re election to the state senate with administration backing. In the same period Representative Cleveland Dear works to assemble a slate opposing the Allen administration, naming candidates for governor US senator lieutenant governor attorney general and other offices. News notes also mention Costa Rican coffee blends discussed in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
James A. Noe
Noe
O. K. Allen
Allen
State Senate
Ounehna
Jackson Parishes
Cleveland Dear
Cleaveland Dear
Alexandria
John N. Sandlin
Minden
United States
Clement Moss
Lake
Frings Wilding
Louisiana Publuic Service Commission
Philo Coco
Marksville
BE. H. Fisher
Shreveport
W.S
Claims Against State For Highway Damages Rejected
The board ruled the state not insurer of highway safety and dismissed A P Stevens crop damage claim due to dust from the road. It deferred eight Hempstead county injury claims totaling 14000 while awaiting medical exam and comptroller review. A separate note mentions a small college football player who passed a chemistry exam after answering 60 percent correctly, with a professor recounting the grader’s logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Stevens
Prescott
Connie Akin
Hempstead County
Thursday Musical Program at Becie Memorial Temple
A musical program will be held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the basement of the Becie Memorial C M E temple. The program features jubilees and spirituals performed by a chorus of 75 voices. Special reservations will be made for white patrons. Dileey Douglas sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Becie Memorial
C. M. F. Temple
Dileey Douglas
Langston and Travel Bright Marry Quietly in Centerville
Centerville party notes the Sunday night marriage of Travel Bright and Miss Glen Andrews with Mr and Mrs Olen Langston of Antioch hosting relatives. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Britt of Hope visited and a well attended dance by Mr and Mrs Carl Richard concluded the weekend. A number of families including the Gleghorn, Summers, Bright, Ravel, and Andrews clans were reported visiting, with some heading to Texas to pick cotton. A singing event is announced for Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Olen Langston
Antioch
Roger Piercy
Carrie Reyenga
New Liberty
T. L. Gleghorn
Luther Bright
Ravel. Bright
Archie Summers
Texas
Addie McElroy
Cecil
Vernie Andrews
Bradley County
Three Days Cough Warns Of Danger Signal
An advertisement urges readers that a persistent three days cough signals trouble and promotes Creomulsion as the remedy. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germs laden phlegm, guaranteeing money back if not satisfied from the first dose.
Diplomatic Committee to Propose Sanctions Plan
The assembly discussed a proposed ban by member nations on opening credits for the country and restricting loans abroad. A Coordination Committee, to be created, was not expected to report a definite sanctions plan before next Monday, with the campaign still in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
State duty for duration of the war
A brief notice outlines that the state will impose a duty for the entire duration of the war. It specifies the scope, applicable individuals or entities, and the expected timeframe, with enforcement details to be announced later.
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Henry Fatephone
Earth
Kents
Shelley
Eve
Eden
Urs
Oglesby
Oglesby School
Ruffin White
Clyde Monis
Henry Haynes
Mamie Briant
Mable Ethridge
A. Marsani
Miss Hart
GC. C. Russell
Dallas, Texas
Mrs
Tstiah Russell
Oakland
Church of Christ
Earl Womack
Ethiopia
Somaliland
Navy Aid
Ladies Specialty Shop
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Wallace Beery
Saenger
Cery E Ea
HOPE
Thomas
Dallas
O'Shaugnessy
Tors
Logan
Seely
Alon
Pee
Brownt Shoe Store
Dear
Sandlin
Louisiana
I Said
London
Tauren
American Legion Arena
East Second Street
Scotty McNaught Also
Black Dragon
Ligosky
C.M. E
Centerville
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Eione
Hall Brothers Hope’s Super Cleaners
Hope Water and Light Plant
Water and Light Committee
Water and Light Plant
Arch Moore
John P. Cox Drug Co
Eagle
Robison’s
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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