Meadows to Play on Reddies Team
An appeal by Henderson State Teachers College seeks to overturn the Arkansas Interscholastic Athletic Conference Eligibility Committee ruling that Meadows is ineligible to play football. A majority of eight college presidents voted to overrule, citing evidence Meadows played in multiple college and service games, including the Army and Navy hospital game at Hot Springs and games against Monticello A&M, Arkansas College at Batesville, and Mississippi A&M.
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Ark
Arkansas Interscholastic Athletic Conference
Flwood Meadows
Henderson State Teachers College
Association
Meadows
J. R. Grant
Quachita College
Cantebenses
Army and Navy Hospital
Hot Springs
Monticello A
Henderson-Mississippi A. & M
Meadows Not in Mississippi A M Game and Army Navy Lineup
Affidavits show Meadows did not play in the Mississippi A M game and that the Army Navy game used the second team. Only two games feature Henderson captain and star Tackly from four years ago. Meadows, captain of the Henderson team, is a Hope High School graduate and once led the Bobcat football and basketball squads.
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Meadows
Mississippi A. & M
Army and Navy
Henderson
Hope
Hope High School
Schnol
Bobcat
Texarkana Weekend Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Ozan Mrs EB Hudspeth spent the weekend with her mother Mrs W H Robins in Texarkana. Lawrence Smead left Saturday for Little Rock. Mr and Mrs C C Robing were business visitors via Hope Tuesday. Mrs C M Irvin, Mrs John Norwood and Mrs J 2 Robins attended the Hope show. Mrs H C Murphy and Mrs Ladi J J Delaney of Ashdown lectured at the Baptist church Sunday morning on youth work and B Y P A with Delaney’s text Feed My Lambs. W M S of the Baptist church met Monday with Mrs Walter Baker. Mr and Mrs J S Crane and daughter Charleen of Hope and son Joe Paul visited relatives in Norman.
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EB. BE. Hudspeth
Texarkana
W. H. Robins
Lawrence Smead
Litte Rock
C. C. Robing
Hope
C. M. Irvin
John Norwood
Robins
H. C. Murphy
J.J. Dellaney
Ashdown
Baptist Church
Delaney
the Baptist Church
Walter Baker
B. A. Hartsfield
Seminole
Ohia
Lee A. Molt
Flora Cotton
Lillie Midlebrooks
J. W. Turner
Irma Dean
Chlora Jamison
Madison Wilson
Julian Chester Hospital
J. A. Wilson
Bessie Trimble
Smackover
Jno
Washington
Will Rogers
Judge Priest
Arthur Anderson
Mes. Powell Byers
L. F. Monroe
Dale Jones
W. H. Etter
C. M. Williams
Ella Monroe
Pink’ Horton
Lee Holt
Kate Holt
B. A. Hart
Monroe
Stuart Monroe
Gray Carerigan
Metson Frazier
Virginia Stewart
A. P. Bailey
W. R. Pruitt
J. H. Garner
Nashville
Camden
JR. Card
Baptist Association
Shaver Springs
Harry Puddphatt
Harry Burton
Pine Bluff
J. 8. Monroe
Luther Smith
Laura Smith
Jennie Smith
Ozan
Kest
The
Baptist Missionary Society
W. F. Robins
Otis Robins
John Barrow
Chlora Ditty
John Robins
Hallowe'en
Coourt House
Presbyteria Auxilary
Mrs. M. Kennedy Buried Near Hope After Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. M. M. Kennedy were held Friday at New Hope church. She died at her home nine miles south of Hope after a two week illness. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs. Buck Garrett of Hope route 1 Audhie Kennedy of Patmos one son L. D. Kennedy and by her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hatch of Patmos. Also sisters Mrs. Archie Beasley of Patmos and Mrs. Lee Hunt of Bostrop La and brothers Alvir Hatch Joe Hatch Patmos Joe Hatch Lewisville Dolph Watch Hope route 1.
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M. M. Kennedy
Hope
New Hope Church
Glenn Parks
Church of Christ
Patmos
Archie Beasley
Lee Hunt
Bostrop
Alvir Hatch
Joe Hatch
Lewisville
Dolph Watch
Route 1
Visitors and locals attend events in Hot Springs
Gla Sunday visitor Murry Crane joined Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Webb and daughter Dora Elizabeth along with Mrs. B. C. Webb at the state singing convention in Hot Springs Sunday. Mrs. Wilbur Jones left Monday for Blytheville to attend the U D C convention.
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Murry Crane
Hot Springs
J. P. Webb
Dora Elizabeth
B. C. Webb
Wilbur Jones
Blytheville
U. D.C
Local Hallowe'en party announced at courthouse
The Presbyterian Auxiliary invites all to a Halloween party at the courthouse on Wednesday October 31 with 10 cent admission. Members discussed Home Missions programs in Alabama and Florida and planned courthouse decorations for the event.
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I. L. Pilkinton
Alabama
Florida
Pilkinton
Evelyn Hubbard
Cl Holt
Kathryn Holt
M. H. Etter J
Hallowe’en
Court House
Learning Christ for a recreated life in righteousness
The lesson from Ephesians emphasizes that true Christian living begins when believers learn Christ and are renewed into the new man. It teaches self control, avoidance of evil speech, and daily disciplines that bring peace and joy despite hardship. Paul’s prison example shows this renewal is possible for all Christians, not just the extraordinary.
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WM. F. Gilroy
Christian Standard of Life
Christian Ox
Ephesus
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Mizpah Club Meeting Closes After Roll Call Minutes Read
All members urged to attend with original ideas for entertainment and games. After roll call and reading of minutes, the meeting was closed with the Mizpah.
Pauls Call to Temperance and Spirit Filling
The passage contrasts temperance with seeking stimulation in evil habits. Paul condemns drunken excess and urges being filled with the Spirit as a higher, inspiring path. It notes a modern Bible claim about lacking typographical errors.
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Paul
Garrett Memorial Revival At Garrett Memorial Church
Revival meetings at Garrett Memorial church are in full progress led by Elder Hollis Pirtle of Magnolia. He delivers strong sermons to attentive crowds at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. daily, with public invitation extended to all.
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Garrett Memorial Church
Hollis Pirtle
Manolia
el Purtle
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Citizens National Bank
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T. C. Black
Ephesians
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Treasurer
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Cash and Sight Exchange
Chas. C. McRae
E. P. Stewart Jas, R. Henry
Federal Reserve System
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