Local Social Notes and Club Activities Across Town
Mrs Sid Henry returns note, French Club at Hope High elects officers, D A R John Cain chapter hosts a luncheon and ritual at the Haynes home. Guests include Lena Royston McClung and several local ladies. Upcoming events cover Armistice Day and Thanksgiving discussions, T A P A gum-nage sale details and volunteers requested.
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John Cain
Fred Rt. Harrison
W. Fi. Hamilton
Terrell Cornelius
Henry Haynes
C. F. Routan Jr
Lena Royston McClung
Morrision
Lowthorp
Fanny Garrett
Sid Henry
Card of Thanks to Dr Cannon and Friends
We express appreciation to Dr. G. E. Cannon and many friends and neighbors for help and lovely floral offerings after the death of our father and husband. Signed by Mrs. J. M. Boswell and family, Wilon Boswell, Mr and Mrs. Joe Neuseisther, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Miller, Ruth Ef, eh Boswell.
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G. E. Cannon
Father
J. M. Boswell
Wilon Boswell
Joe Neuseisther
Jimmy Miller
Ruth Ef
Eh Boswell
Emmet revival features Calhoun sermon and local quartet
A revival at Emmet drew a good crowd as Rev. Mr. Calhoun spoke on Catch for Us the Little Foxes. The Jim Taylor quartet from Hope performed four songs, with Sheriff Jim Bearden and others in the group. The Brown family of Prescott led special singing Thursday, and a note on South American population was included.
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Calhoun
Emmet
Jim Taylor
Hope
Jim Bearden
Mr. Bowden
Claude Taylor
Brown
Prescott
Jesus Christ
Emmet High School Gymn
Unpardonable Sin Theme Stressed by Dr Klink
Dr Klink spoke at the Tabernacle on the unpardonable sin using Mark 28 29 and Leviticus 24 26 as texts. He argued the unpardonable sin is not ignorance quenching or grieving the Spirit or resisting the Holy Spirit, and warned that blasphemy against the Holy Ghost is unforgivable. He cited biblical examples and noted upcoming talks: Who's Who in Hell Last Judgment and From Soup Box to Foolish story, with daytime sermons Friday and Sunday.
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New York
Egypt
Promised Land
Joshua
Caleb
Canaan
Christ
Satan
Jesus Christ
God
Dr. Klink
Hell
Washington Home Demonstration Club Notes
The Washington Home Demonstration club met October 9 at Mrs. Lee Holt’s home with 1 present and Miss Bullington. Mrs. Patterson read Deuteronomy and President Seng led. Mrs. Dudney recited Whittier’s The Huskers. Plans for the Fairpark booth and Achievement Day were discussed, antiques and art craft were chosen, and Miss Bullington spoke on material dyeing. Dismissed to meet November 13 with Mrs. Claud Agee.
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Washington
Washington Home Demonstration Club
Lee Holt
Miss Bullington
Patterson
Jesson
Seng
Theo
Paul Dudney
Whittier
Fair
Markham's Atlantic Flight Gains Royal American Reception
The piece recalls Mrs. Beryl Markham, first Westward solo Atlantic flyer, arriving in New York to a grand but fading reception. It contrasts current acclaim with past heroism, notes fleeting fame, and argues true value lies in advancing aviation and personal progress rather than spectacle.
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Bool
Atlantic
Beryl Markham
Waoran
Atlantic Ocean
Markham
New York
England
Southampton
Percival
Waterloo Station
Amelia Earhart
Adventists to Meet in Fort Worth in October
Fort Worth prepares for the Autumn Council of the world General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists from October 21 to 28 under Rev. Roy L. Benton. The event gathers leaders from five states and more than 11,000 adherents across 190 churches, with sabbath services planned at Paschal High School auditorium and a large Texas Hotel welcome.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Southwestern Union Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Southwest
Roy L. Benton
Keene
Southwestern Union Conference
The
World Organization
Texas Hotel
Union Conference
Paschal High School
New Liberty Community Notes and Movements
Weather fine after last week rain. Jeff Hamilton drove a picnic group to Yellow Creek last Friday. Jeff and Langston families move to Grandma Langston’s house near Piney Grove. Joe Hamilton visits Ray family in Providence. A. W. Hamilton visits Lee Hamilton in Prescott. Preaching scheduled at New Liberty next Sunday night with expectations of a large crowd.
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Jeff Hamilton
Yellow Creek
Jeff Langston
Jim Langston
Grandma Langston
J. W. Ray
Providence
A. W. Hamilton
Lee Hamilton
Prescott
New Liberty
Pie Supper at DeAnn High School Friday Night
E M Boyett of DeAnn announced a pie supper would be held Friday night in the DeAnn High School auditorium. Proceeds benefit the school activities. Union County, date of announcement unclear.
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DeAnn
E. M. Boyett
DeAnn High School
Giraffes May Tolerate Juicy Food Over Water Like Camels
Report notes giraffes can go longer without water if their food is juicy, drawing a comparison to camels in discussing how diet affects hydration needs. Researchers observe that high moisture intake from foliage reduces water requirements in these tall herbivores.
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Morrilton
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East Secondtreet
Nell Williams
Katherine May Simms
Lester Roberts
Foster Finley
R. L. Branch
Haynes
Chapter P
Marie Twitchell
Miss In Witehell
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Mandy
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Nerlant's
Gamleman
Brown Shoe Store
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Joseph Hermes
Chicago
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Servicen A Vision
Jimmy Walker
Macon
Southwestern Conference of Church
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Larchmont
DeWitt Rogers, Jr
Wade Snether
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