Home Demonstration Agent Attends National Recreation Congress
Mira Melyn Bullington, a Home Demonstration Agent, returned Tuesday from a trip to Pittsburg, Newark, Washington, New York City, and Washington. She attended a National Recreation Congress meeting where nine U.S. sides and representatives from three foreign countries were present.
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Mira Melyn Bullington
Pitts
Duegh
Newark City
Washburg
New York City
Wash
Bullington
National Recreation Congress
National P T A School of Instruction Held at First Methodist
About 100 delegates from 16 counties attended an all day P T A school of instruction at Prescott First Methodist church. County representation included Pulaski Miller Ouachita Union and others with state officers and national officer speaker Miss Clarice Washington of Washington D C presenting on The Conservation of Human Resources through the Association.
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Prescott
Avie
Tiree
First Methodist
Tuwatis
Pulaski
Miller
Ouachita
Union
Gateland
Wrempsteasl
Pike
Little River
Weward Hot Springs
Saline
Perry
Montgomery
Sevier
Calhoun
Arley
Thomas
Dan Pittman
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Evans
Charles A. Robinson
Clarice
Washington, D. C
National Congress of
Ie Association
Ise
Staul
Miss Wade
Hot Springs
Berail
Hope Plt
A. Unity
Tnsteuction
C.D. Lester
Ched Wall
Edwin Dossett
Mac. C. McNuill
R. P. Bowen
W.L. Carter
Frank Ward
F. McFadden
Markey Smyth Buchanan
Finley Ward
J. D. Kyler
Seeva Gibson
TS Prandin
B.D. Frankling
Eugene White
Iitley White
L. 0. Springer
A. D. Brannan
A.W. Stubbeman
Arch Moore
George Northcott
C. B. Presley
Murphe
Dodds
C. Cook
Mis Ry
Cannes
Charley Thomas
Ward
Hope
Ro V. Wall
Texarkana
Frel Grant Foreman
H. As. Arkune~phia
Mta
Washington, D. S
National Congress of the
Ciation
Sail On Sail On Endurance Becomes The Light Of Hope
An eclectic page mixes a dramatic poem about a brave admiral urging voices to press on with local society notes. The Friday Music Club resumes, Kiwanis delegates attend a Kansas City convension, and October Methodist society meetings in Hope detail prayers, speakers, and mission study discussions.
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Oa.w. Stubbeman
Frank Hl
Paul Tolleson
Kansas City
Kiwanis
Ends Life After Bride Refuses Reconciliation
In Hay, Missouri, 18 year old Robert Halpin killed himself after his 15 year old wife of six months refused reconciliation. He gave her 50 cents to a taxicab driver, handed his remaining change to his wife, and drank poison. He died en route to a doctor. He told her it would no longer matter. An empty bottle was found. coroner said no inquest is needed.
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Hay
Robert Halpin
Middidary T Mile Richey Named Assistant Professor
Middidary T Mile Richey appointed as assistant professor of recounting at Florida State College.
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T Mile’ Richey
Florida State Collage
Juniore Senior High PTA Schedules First Meeting
The Juniore Senior High PTA sets its first meeting of the school year at evelock Thursday afternoon out the high school. Dues are urged to support the committee government campaign now in progress. Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent, will discuss health and attendance issues. Roy Cotton and Mrs. Cation visit Slareveport, La.
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Evelock
Beryl Henry
Wilbanks Named Lieutenant Governor in Kiwanis election
Dr. T. J. Wilbanks, a noted civic worker from Ardmore, was elected lieutenant governor of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis district at the annual convention attended by 66 delegates. He succeeded Raymond Robbins of Athens, Texas, and won a close vote over Craig Gestonin.
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Ardmore
T. de Wilebanks
Oxag
Dir Vision
Texas-Oklahomia
Kiwanis International
Witbanks
Raymond Robbins
Athens
Texas
Inna
Sid
Wichita Halla
Craigestonin
Four First-Straingers in strong season run
Four First-Straingers in continued Fam Page One boast a big week with undefeated records. Hopelms leads with wins over Haynesville and Lay, Clarksville 85 to 0, Smackover 1 to 0, and DeQueen 20 to 0 as the conference slate unfolds. Jonesboro also undefeated, with Wynne and Hot Springs victories, and Catholic High defeated last week.
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Aire
Hopelms
Tiie
Haynesville
Lay
Clarksville
Ted
DeQueen
Clarkswille
Jonesboro
Wynne
Ther Lok
Hot Springs
Catholic High
Weekend visits and social notes from Murfreesboro and Nashville
The column lists social visits and travel in the region. McCaskill Waldine Williams and Miss Eri visited Delivlt Marri of Tokio and 2. 0. Harris. Mrs. Bill Bull stayed in Prescott and Russian relatives. others include Bonnie Mite ro Anthony, Gerald Ryan, Cleve Hamilton as Nashville visitor, home demonstration entertaining at Mrs. Herriot Rhodes, and numerous shop and visit mentions in Hope, Murfreesboro, and Little Rock. Ed ward PF Grady notes a belief in finding solutions to human problems.
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Waldine Williams
Eri
Delivlt
Herriot Rhodes
Acuna
Lucille Smith
Lola Wortham
Hope
Chester McCaskill
Janelle
Thape
Rlog. Shufheld Ane
Iva Jean
Nashville
Claude Bradley
Woodrow Curtis
War Secretary Seeks Ban on Planes in War Talk
Secretary of War Woodring proposed at the Cherookee Oklahoma event a disarmament goal to strip aircraft of air armament. He expressed hope for future international agreements at conference tables to remove planes as weapons and reduce death-dealing devices for decades of peace.
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Washington
UPI
Woodring
Welles
Churokee
Olsla
The Wicked Flee From Grand Duty Pursuit
Ex-Congressman Clare Fenerty of Pennsylvania quips that the wicked flee when pursued by a grand duty, noting they move faster when under a higher obligation.
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Clare G. Fenerty
Pennsylvania
Leo Durocher Named as Brooklyn Manager
New York reports that Leo Durocher, veteran shortstop, signed a one year contract to manage the Brooklyn Dodgers for the 1939 season. The article notes duration and team context, with incidental quotations about unrelated topics.
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Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
NEW York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wednesday
First woman to hold CPA degree in Flore
The article notes a pioneering achievement as the first woman to earn the certified public accountant degree in Flore, marking a milestone for gender representation in the accounting profession and local professional credentials.
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Flore
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