Autumn reflections and social notes from Prairie Grove
An article combines verse about autumn and notes from Arkansas social life. It reports Mrs. Geo Spruggins and Mrs. R J White returning from the Prairie Grove state convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and includes social visits, bridge games, garden flowers, and refreshments among residents of Lewisville, Malvern, Nashville, and Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawthorp
Arkansas
U. D.C
Geo. Spruggins
R. J. White
Prairie Grove
Ark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Personal Mention: Robins and Ritchey Guests in Hope
Carthedge Robins of Stuttgart and Rotary district 62 governor spent Wednesday night in Hope as guests of Mr and Mrs Terrell Cornelius. Frank L Ritchey of Keo visited his sister Mrs Glenn Durham and Mr Durham.
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Carthedge Robins
Stuttgart
District
Hope
Terrell Cornelius
Frank L. Ritchey
Keo
Glenn Durham
Mr. Durham
Home Clubs Patmos-Hinton meeting notes
Patmos Hinton Home Demonstration club met October 16 at Mrs. Tom Drake's home with 16 members and two visitors. President Mrs. B J Drake opened. Mrs. George Ellledge led devotional on 18th chapter of Corinthians. Miss Griffin led prayer. Minutes approved. Reports from leaders. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Conner spoke on Better Babies. leaflets distributed. Next meeting with Mrs. Velma Cagle. officers to be elected. Miss Griffin plans a surprise for the children. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos
Hinton
Inet
Tom Drake
B. J. Drake
George Elledge
Miss Griffin
Swedish Shipyard Sets Record for 500th Order
Gothenburg's Got a Works dockyard celebrated its 500th order for a modern fruit transport tanker. The yard specializes in motor powered tankers and marks a milestone in Swedish shipbuilding.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Gota Works
Revival to Open Here This Sunday
The Webb Henry evangelistic party opens a revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle this Sunday October 27. Led by Rev Bert Webb of Minnesota the group includes Mrs Webb Fred Henry blind pianist of Tulun Jorcia and Mrs Tenry The quartet will sing solos duets trios and quartets each night at 7 30 with services ending after the final hymn.
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Webb-Henry Party Will
Hope
Gospel Tabernacle
Webb-Henry Evangelistic Party
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Minnesota
Fred Henry
Tulun
Jorcia
Tenry
Webb
Faith Tabernacle
Tuten
Henritue
Maricion
Henry
Ponius
Mussolini Drives to End Sanctions and Dominate Ethiopia
Italian Premier Mussolini launched a campaign Thursday to lift sanctions and legalize conquest of Ethiopia. Troops in Tigre province, Eritrea, and Somaliland aims linked colonies as he seeks a new stance for Italy, with proclamation of annexations and a push to reshape the League of Nations.
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Mussolini
Italy
Tigre
Ethiopia
Enilio de Bone
Harar
Eritrea
Somaliland
Rome
League of Nations
Camp and community crowds fill Sunday gatherings
Hinton Mr and Mrs Andrew Camp visited their son Johnnie Camp Sunday. Ino and Mrs R E Adams and child spent the day with Mr and Mrs Han Huet. Miss Morl Camp and Carl Fuller visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Elledge and family and Mrs Teddy Camp and kin spent Sunday with the R E Ave family. W M Simmons stayed with his daughter Mrs Haynes. Mrs D B Wilson called on her.
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Andrew Camp
Paste Son
Johnnie
Joan
R. E, Adams
Little
Ino
Han Huet
Mepline Rogers
Wis
Morl Camp
Carl Fuller
George Elledge
Teddy Camp
R. E. Ave
W. M. Simmons
Haynes
Lewisville
D. BP. Wilson
Sunday worship and church activities schedule notice
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10 55 a m Young Peoples Weener service 6 30 pm Evening preaching 7 30 pm Mid Week service Wednesday 7 90 All are invited to worship The pastor will preach on Are You Tired of Trying to Be Good and A Strong Faith at night The church school at 9 45 am teaching period 9 45 to 10 55 am Morning worship 10 55 to 12 noon 5 40 pm Sunday gospel hymns over WSM Nashville Tenn Hymns from new Methodist hymnal sung Sponsored by the Methodist Publishing House October 27 19th Sunday after Trinity Truly Eucharist 7 30 am Morning prayer and sermon 11 am Holy Eucharist 7 30 pm Sunday school 9 45 am Preaching 11 am and 7 30 pm B Y P T C 6 30 Ladies Auxiliary Mondays 2 pm Fager Y Wednesday 7 30 We extend to all a cordial invitation
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Young Peoples
Stida Wsm
Nashville
Tenn
New Methodist Hymnal
Methodist Publishing House
Tune
Attorney Indicted in Veteran's Case
Arkansas veteran unable to read or write became central to a federal case. William Wolff Smith, a Washington lawyer and former VA general attorney, bonded $500 in Washington for Jonesboro court appearance starting November 25. Indictment charges he collected more than the legal fee from Arthur E. York of Corning in securing disability compensation, with York saying Ernest Holloway aided Smith. The 1991 action involved $4,200. Smith allegedly sued for 1295 with 40 percent fee, and a consent judgment for $560.19 preceded the federal indictment charging an excess fee beyond legal limits.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Washington
Veterans Administration
William Wolff Smith
Vetérana Administration
Jonesboro
Smith
Arthur E. York
Corning
United States Attorney's
Arkans
York Gold
Ernest L. Holloway
Blanton
Texas
York
Clay County
Hope Tigers Fall 13 to 0 in Nashville Fracas
Hope High School Tigers suffered a 13 to 0 defeat at Nashville in a two-year opening setback. Nashville scored in the second period on an end run and again in the third on a plunge from the three. Standouts for Hope included Jabba Walker at center Riggins at fullback Watkins at right half and C Weight at right end. The accompanying Washington dispatch reports a September private employment upturn with 150,000 workers added in manufacturing and retail, plus higher factory payrolls and a nine-figure tax processing issue pending court review.
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Yerger High School
Tigers
Nash=villa
Hope
Washington High
Texar- Karta
Nashville
Jabba Walker
Riggins
Watkins
C. Weight
Washington
Perkins
Miss Perking
Morgenthau
Treasury
Liquor Law Debate Cites Revenue and Public Distress
A public record summary notes support for liquor legislation tied to distress relief and state revenue. It quotes officials defending the bill as preventing bootlegging and improving conditions, citing $474 360 79 in receipts through 1935 and noting voters will decide at the upcoming election.
Local Social Notes and Club Gatherings
Sisters and neighbors share visits with Mrs Adams and Mrs Camp. The Quilting Club reports growth and 46 members attended last week at Mrs Grady Rogers. this week meets with Mrs Henry Black. Daisy Formby is improving. A number from Hinton attended the W M B at Patmos Saturday.
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Adams
Lynn Jones
Eyrick Hollis
D. Cliff
Mandy Camp
Grady Rogers
Henry Black
Daisy Formby
Hinton
W. M
Patmos Satuday
Rare Theophilus bell on display at Reich Museum event
In Apolda Germany a 12 piece Theophilus bell, created to mark the town’s bell industry founded in 1722, was shown at the Museum of Home Industries. Only 12 Theophilus bells are known to exist.
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Reich Museum Apolda
Germany
Theophilus
Museum of Home Industries
Museuum
Crainy
Belshazzar and Daniel Teach Kindness and Kingship
Weekly Sunday School Season presents a meditation on Daniel chapter seven. It explores Belshazzar’s pride and the writing on the wall, the queen's memory of Daniel, and Daniel’s bold reading of the inscription. The piece urges personal sovereignty over the soul and calls readers to "Dare to be a Daniel" in pursuit of righteousness and honor.
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Reyson
Belshazzar
Darius
Persia
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Chest Relief
Still coughing and dealing with chest cold or bronchial irritation Creomulsion is advertised as going to the seat of trouble to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and aid natural healing The ad claims druggists guarantee Creomulsion and will refund money if not satisfied after the first bottle with a call to get Creomulsion now.
Texarkana Visit and Arkansas News Roundup
Mrs Alvan Rogers has been visiting in Texarkana this week. Miss Max Garland, a State Teacher College student at Arkadelphia, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Ray Vickers of Warren were here last week. Mrs Vickers and Miss Grace returned home to make their future home. J M Johnson was robbed of five dollars in Little Rock this week. Mrs Fannie Hoot returned home after three weeks in Arkadelphia. Mr and Mrs Abber Quiddie returned home in Smackover after visiting her father John Wade.
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Alvan. Rogers
Texarkana
Max Garland
State Teachery College
Arkadelphia
Ray Vickers
Warren
Vickers
Grace
J. M. Johnson
Little Rock
Fannie Hoot
Abber Quiddie
Smackover’ S
John Wade
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William Glover
Malvern
Jack Bush
R. V. Herndon
South Ma Street
L. W. Young
RD. Franklin
Vicks VapoRubeee
Briant's Drug Store
Bob Steele
Tombstone Terror
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First Methodist
Fred &, Harrison
ST. Mark's Episcopal Rey
Chas
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