Autumn Socials and Community News Across Hope
The week features a refined social at the McFaddin home with Mrs McCammon of Fort Worth as honoree, amid fall flowers and Normandy lace. Several civic groups meet, including the American Legion Auxiliary banquet at Hotel Barlow and church gatherings, with notable visits by state officials, travelers, and a student band member’s travel with the State University team.
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Ef.’ McFaddin
Mittie McCammon
Forth
Texas
McFaddin
Johnny McCabe
Margaret Sue McFaddin
Roy Anderson
McCammon
J. T. West
Jake Broyles
J. Patrick Duffie
American Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Barlow
Mia
Glenn Williams
Baker
Pocahontas
Bevans
Newport
Allen Garrison
Ashdown
D. H. Lipscomb
City
J. C. Carlton
WA. Hammond
Shreveport
W. W. Duckett
Texarkana
Hope
Jack McCabe
State University
Jack
Pickle Joe H. and the double indemnity dating policy
The piece explains a humorous insurance plan where a girl on a date could trigger a double indemnity payout if her escort is “stood up.” It notes actuarial views on dating risk, the role of an adjuster, and quirky policy questions for prospective policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Neal
Gandmother
Miss Huskey
Hanve
Camden Football Trio Cleared in Eligibility Challenge
Camden players Dreher Jonesboro and Meg were found eligible after challenges claimed four years of play and age over 18. Moore cited an affidavit by Pharis as the basis for the contest, while the legal action drew attention to the motion picture question as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Dreher
Meg
Moore
Pharis
Extent of Personal Rights in Christian Liberty
Weekly Sunday School Lesson discusses personal rights and social welfare across ages. It weighs limits of liberty, balance with society, and the role of Christianity in fostering responsible freedom without coercion. The text cites Paul on meat offered to idols and urges self restraint and mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Condiet
Revival guest preacher at Gos pel Tabernacle and Faith Tabernacle
Rev Wm Pickthorn, pastor of Assembly of God in Memphis, will fill the pulpit at Gos pel Tabernacle for both services Sunday in Webb absence. He is a young, notable musician with a successful ministry. Faith Tabernacle Sunday school, similar in size to ours, is encouraged to improve attendance during Webb’s revival. Friday night features a Missionary from Africa, well recommended by the Missions Department. Everyone is invited to hear the Missionary Friday and Bro Pickthorn Sunday.
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Wm. Pickthorn
Assembly of God Church
Memphis
Bro. Webb
Faith Tabernacle
Africa
Missions Department
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship 10 55 a m young peoples meeting 6 30 p m evening service 7 30 p m starting November first a second preaching service will be held at vesper hour home mission study book City Shadows reviewed Monday and Tuesday at 3 o clock in church in connection with Week of Prayer and Self
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Young Peoples Meeting
Home Mission
City Shadows
Bailey and WPA Near Open Break
In Little Rock Governor Bailey accuses WPA chief Floyd Sharp of reprisal amid the W A Rooksberg dismissal i.e. Rooksberg controversy strains state affairs. Bailey says Sharp threatened to withhold project approvals while asserting WPA fairness to sponsors. The Home Mission Offering is set for Tuesday afternoon and a midweek prayer service is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Little Rock
Works Progress
Floyd Sharp
Bailey
W. A. Rooksberg
WPA
Arkansas Democrat
Wpa-Bailey
Rooksbery
Sharp
Rooksberg
Home Mission
First Baptist Church Schedule and Baptism on Nov 6
William Russell Hamilton, pastor, invites attendance at First Baptist with Sunday school at 9 45 daily, morning worship at 10 55, B T U at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30 featuring sermons on The Pursuit of Happiness and The Man That God Called a Fool. Baptism will be administered November 6.
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First Baptist Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Services and Schedule
Hollis Purtle is pastor at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m. BY P T C meets at 645 p m. Ladies Auxiliary gathers at 230 Monday at the church. Prayer meeting at 730 p m Wednesday. Come worship if you are not attending church and Sunday school starts now.
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P.T. C
Clash Over Palestine Pledges Sparks U S Inquiries
Wartime pledges to Palestine divide Jews and Arabs as Britain weighs drastic actions. The United States probes Britain while Zionist funds back Palestinian settlement. Arabs accuse Jews of land purchase and labor. Population shifts since 1918 show growing Jewish and Arab numbers and rising exports. Arab leaders hint at terror to force change, with German and Italian money suspected in backing uprisings. England hesitates due to Moslem subjects in its empire.
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Bethlehem
Britain
United States
Palestine
Germany
Italy
England
Turkey
Irak
Arabia
Transjordan
Hitler
WPA Labor Rules Shape State Highway Plans Debate
Governor Bailey backs Amendment No 28 on refunds while WPA leaders push co operative highway projects with State Highway Department oversight. They oppose WPA labor use on new or approved ventures and demand discharging those from WPA rolls upon state recommendation. Road work already under way with WPA crews remains unaffected.
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State Highway Department
Bailey
WPA
Courtroom Tension as Arguments Fill Final Moments
Federal Judge Trimble warns crowd to behave as testimony in a high profile conspiracy case turns candid. Mrs. Goldstein testifies about payments from gangster Karpis, admitting a common law marriage and spending large sums on trips and expenses after receiving twenty thousand dollars for companionship and support.
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Trimble
Goldstein
Sam Robinson
John Stover
Hot Springs
Karpis
James R. Campbell
Uj “T
Outlook dim for cotton tobacco and rice exports
Southern Economic Association speaker warned trade prospects for key Southern farm commodities are dim due to weak abroad activity, plentiful competitors, intensified trade, and expanding farm program controls. C. C. Randall urged farmers in Little Rock to study what happened under AAA and consider substitutes before choosing plans.
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Southern Economic Association
Little Rock
C. C. Randall
State Farm Extension Service
AAA
Uncertainty and zest of living meet faith and politics
A quoted collection of views from Rev. Dr. Paul A. Wolfe, Dr. Henry B. Riggs, and William Tyler Page criticizing Congress and the Federal Corrupt Practices act. The remarks discuss rights, generational responsibility, and government reform within a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Wolfe
New York
Congress
Ya Martin
Henry B. Riggs
American Society of Civil Engineers
William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
State Teachers in Win Over Reddies
Arkansas State Teachers College defeated Henderson State Teachers 20 to 0 at Estes Field in Conway. STC built on second quarter drives and a 90 yard third quarter march to seize the win, with Baldridge and Estes among standouts and Henderson threatening only briefly on a late first-half drive. The Bears finished with 248 rushing yards and 106 passing yards from five completions, while Henderson gained 106 on scrimmage with strong defense from Toller, Turner and Feeley.
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Conway
Ark
Arkansas State Teachers College
Henderson State Teachers
Arkadelphia
Estes Field
Conway Bears
Henderson Club
Weath
Ahe Bear
Estes
Bears
Feeley
Henderson
Baldridge
Peles
Turner
Patrick
Reddies
Heath
Russell
Hears
Toller
We the Women By Ruth Millett Geraldine Farrar
An interview outlines Geraldine Farrar as she aged beyond the Opera stage. Millett frames her not as ex star but as Farrar herself, discussing choices after leaving performance circles at middle age.
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The
Metropolitan
Fate
Gerladine Garrar
Ruth Millett
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera
Geraldine Farrer
Charlie
Unclear 1938 Pathe burial report fragment
Fragmentary text notes a 1938 event from NEA Services about issuing something and unidentified burials. It lacks coherent names, places, or specific actions to establish a full news item. The readable bits are too fragmented to determine a clear subject or outcome.
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First Baptist Ehurch
Neva
UW. H. Stuart
Sedalia
LW. Hess
Charles Lowthorp Jr
C. S. Lewthorp Sr
Louisiana
Denver
Colo
S. Mark's Episcopal Church
D. M. Finley
South Elm Street
Odr. Pinch
Mary Carrigan
Frank Trimble
St. Louis
Saenger
Ebw. G. Robinson
Dr. Clitter House
George O’brien
Border
G. Men
Peter Lorre
MR. Moto
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Dracula
Chas
Tex Ritter
Pickle
Joe H
Camden
THEAT
Joe E. Brown
Miree
Ray
Tucson
Smith
Kingdom
Irene Dunne
Ladies Specialty Shop
E. C.brown
E. C. Brown & CO
Ari
Nenw S.churches
First Presbyterian Church
Brewster
First Baptist
William Russell Hamilton
Home Ice Company
East Third Street
Hope, Ark
Matahetahatate Ate Ety Yh
NEA Services
Med
Hall Bros
Cleaners & Hatters
Bettsy Ross Coffee
Gortons
Sacad
Middlebrook
Penney
Post Office
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