Womans groups host missions study and garden club notes
The Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist church met at 4 o’clock Monday for a regular mission study. Hope Baptist Association attendees included Mrs. Gibson and others. Garden Club discussed civic improvements, changed dues to a year, and planned a future program with officers named. A temperance union meeting addressed alcohol education and local policy, with new officers elected and a social hour to follow.
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Womans Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
Hope Baptist Association
Magnolia
J. S. Gibson
Gibson, Jr
Fanny Gerrett
Hugh Smith
W. R. Alexander
Ida Boyett
Anna Duffie
A. L. Pearce
Womang Christian ‘Temperance Union
Stuart
West Avenue C
G. Richards
L. F. Hig- Rosen
Secondice
Church Street
Main Street
John Barleycurn
Vesey- Coutchfield
Brilliant Running In Narrow Malvern Victory
Contested game between Malvern and Turner ends with Brown and Hargis sparking late drives. Key plays include a Turner 35 yard reception, a 15 yard pass to Turner, and a final end-to-end burst by Turner, while Hope and Brown miss several scoring chances amid fumbles and offsides calls. Injuries limited Matheson, the team’s leading back, for much of the contest.
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Turner
Torgis
Hope
Malvert
Kennedy
Brown
Hargis
Carfile
Nerasy
Tupe
Malvern
Mnd
Cargile
Harper
Matheson
Hope Malvern Anderson
Singleton
Houston
Griitae Wedel
Broomfield
Henderson
Eure Chamberlain
Ce Leake
Spo
Knight
Drake
Gross
Urban
Rice
Chamberlain
James
Fae Pet Cose Amen Cinen
O' Caaney
Kidder Hargis
Aa Ree Sa
Methoin
W. Cook
O'Neal
J. Cook
France on Screen Provokes Mixed Reactions in Paris
A Paris cinema review describes a controversial depiction of France as rowdy and frivolous, provoking boos and whistles from the audience. The piece contrasts the Paris scene with calmer Belgian village and Nuremberg exhibits, noting Americans in attendance comment on French morals and intelligence, while France declines participation in the Chicago exposition.
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Paris
Agent de Police
Pendarmes
Cafe de la Paix
Place de Opera
France
Nuremburg
Audince
Mavignan
Chicago
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
License system threats to temperance and state control
The discourse argues that licensing private liquor traders undermines temperance goals and invites entrenched commercial power. It warns of protracted battles in legislatures, potential corruption, and profit motives driving resistance to restriction, suggesting a perpetual clash between temperance aims and a powerful liquor lobby. It also notes Moscow’s interest in long term US credits, seeking equal market access and credit facilities analogous to European practices, and cites RFRC lending patterns as a possible model.
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England
America
Far East
Japan
Russia
Moscow
United
United States
Germany
Haly
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Soviet Kalinin to Send Litvinoff to Washington for Peace Efforts
The Soviet president Kalinin replied to Roosevelt on October 10 and announced he would send foreign commissioner Maxim Litvinoff to Washington. A Soviet Foreign Office spokesman said Roosevelt's steps aid peace amid a serious global crisis, highlighting Germany's withdrawal from the League and tensions in the Far East. The plan aims at normalizing relations, fostering cooperation, and potentially changing the international scene. The Friday announcement was praised in the USSR for promising improved relations and threefold aims including boosted credit facilities and the lifting of American barriers.
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Mikhail Kalinin
United States
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Germany
League of Nations
Far East
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
First Baptist Church Pastor to Preach Twice
Rev Wallace Rogers will preach morning and evening services at First Baptist Church. In the afternoon he will go to Zion Church to assist in ordaining deacons of the church.
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First Baptist Church
Wallace BR. Rogers
Zion Church
Roosevelt Seeks Wheat Shipment Support Across States
Militant farm strike leader Reno travels from St. Paul to Omaha then Des Moines to gain business support for the movement. Nebraska Governor Bryan and Wisconsin Governor Schmedeman pledge aid to forceful actions toward restoring agriculture. North Dakota Governor Langer orders sheriffs to block shipments, while railroads refuse to comply and the national guard is offered for enforcement.
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Reno
St. Paul
Omnaha
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
A. G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Langer
North Dakota
National Guard
Arkansas Faces LSU Tigers In Injury Plagued Non Conference Game
Arkansas Razorbacks, missing six regulars due to injuries, prepare to host the Louisiana State Tigers in a non conference matchup at Fayetteville. The contest highlights depth issues as the Razorbacks seek a breakthrough win.
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Oren M. Stephens
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Louisiana State Tigers
Tigers Face Razorbacks In Opening Fair Game At Shreveport
The LSU Tigers meet Arkansas in the Louisiana State Fair opener at Shreveport. Arkansas, though hampered by injuries to Murphy and others, is expected to push LSU hard with LaForge, the Jordan twins Clark and George, and quarterback Jud. A Bears rally by Baylor last season underscored the Tigers strength, while Centenary’s upset of Baylor shows the South’s football power growing.
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Shreveport
L. 5
U. Tigers
Tigers
Baylor
Arkansas
Bears
Murphy
Biddle
Benton
Black
Criswell
Spivey
Razorbacks
LaForge
Jordan Twins
Clark
George
Fordyce High School
University of Arkansas
Click
Jud
Baylor Bears
Brother Clark
Red Cross Roll Call Prep in Hempstead County
Hempstead County Red Cross readies for its annual Roll Call canvass from Armistice Day through Thanksgiving Day with Wash Hutson as Roll Call chairman. The national Red Cross aided 77 disasters in the last year, including floods, tornadoes, fires and earthquakes across half the states, with the March 10 California quake causing 426 deaths and 9,000 injuries.
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Hempstead
Red Cross
D. B. Thompson
Wash Hutson
American Red Cross
United States
National Organization
California
Inj
Relief agency extended resistance amid many calamities in Arkansas
Distress from disuniars prompted action by the Red Cross as the relief agency extended its resistance through the year against nearly a score of calamities and insular pos sessions and shroud across several assasions in Arkansas during recent years.
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Red Cross
Arkansas
Trade Days Draw Busy Crowd in Hope
Hope’s Trade Days drew strong shopper turnout Friday and Saturday with warm weather and busy stores. Some items sold out at old prices, out-of-town visitors appeared, and merchants offered circus tickets with purchases as Russell Brothers’ circus prepares to arrive Sunday from Marshall Texas.
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Hope
Russell Brothers’ Circus
Marshall
Texas
Cook's Gin
Buckley Named Manager of Little Rock Western Newspaper Union
Emmett W Buckley appointed manager of the Little Rock branch of Western Newspaper Union, newspaper supply house. Buckley previously managed the office here 17 years ago.
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Little Rock
Emmett W. Buckley
Western Newspaper Union
Buckley
Expression of thanks for support after death of wife and mother
Zap Bateman and family extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of their wife and mother, expressing gratitude for the support received during their loss.
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Itivews Jet
Zap Bateman
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