Haven't got over summer and youth in verse and notices
A mix of nostalgic verse about summer and youth with local social news. Mentions Mrs. A L Johnson and visits in Little Rock. Reports on weddings, arrivals, and social events in Ashdown and nearby towns with names like Clara Dorothy Triska, Clifford Rogers Miller, DeValis Bluff, and Hope Building Material Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McDermott
Devalis
Bluff
Clara Dorothy Triska
Clifford Rogers Miller
F. C. Miller
Wheatley
Fritz Goudbay
First Baptist Church of
Lonoke
DeVali
Blair High School
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Brinkley High School
Miller
Hope
Hope Building Material Co
Probe on Cotton Exposes ACCA Finance and Government Funding
Senator McKellar questioned the ACCA structure and its $5,000,000 capitalization, noting only $76,000 was paid by affiliated associations while the rest came from government funds. He and colleagues banked on a wider probe into government expenditures for co ops. NSA Hubby joke appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKellar
RFC
Creekmare
McKeltir
ACCA
Creek
Creekmore
Bankhead
Democraft
Alabama
Townsend
Republican
Delaware
Proverbs sermon on vision and future from Rev Webb
The Rev Bert Webb spoke on How Far Can You See using Proverbs 20 19 urging vision for family protection life insurance estate and heaven preparation He urged parents and youth to seek God pleasing goals and eternal readiness contrasting narrow worldly visions with spiritual foresight Coie and enjoy these services with us
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Webb
Mr. Webb
Iisa
Jesus Christ
God
Jones
Nate
Webb
Henry
Blaylock Calls For Repeal Study In Arkansas
Rev. Arden P. Blaylock of First Baptist Church urges forming a commission to study Arkansas liquor law effects and report to Governor Futrell as a step toward reinstating prohibition. He proposes a four member panel named by the governor and the WCTU, funding via subscriptions, and a fifth member chosen by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arden P. Blaylock
First Baptist Church
Futrell
Blaylock
Twelfth
Louisiana
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Todask
Jlesiilature
Blaylack
Parrish Drops Committee Meeting Sparks Relief Allocation
The October November allotment was split for two warrants: 90 percent for direct relief for unemployables and 10 percent for local administrative expense. The Executive Committee was to meet next Friday but the full commission met Monday without public notice. Governor Futrell said he did not know the meeting occurred. Henry Armstrong of Fort Smith chaired the executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Henry Armstrong
Fort Smith
Prasicdert
Social Visits and Couple’s Saturday Night Celebration
Oak Grove Me and Mrs Bennie Jones spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs DB M Collier and family. Miss Jewell Ross and Gearldean Collier weekend with Miss Lila Pearl Stewart of Spring HiN. Mr and Mrs George Mouser and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Ernest Rows and family. Harvie Allen and Miss Hattie Jackson married Saturday October 26. Friends wish them long happy life. Cecil Woodul and daughter visited Ernest Ross family. Catherine Ross stayed with sister Mrs Sue England. Miss Reina Nell Mullins with Miss Debra Sparks. Mrs Lee England visited mother Mrs Ernest Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Jones
DB. M. Collier
Jewell Ross
Gearldean Collier
Lila Pearl Stewart
Hin
George Mouser
Ernest Rows
D. M. Collier
Vallnt
Nother
Frank Mullins
Harvie Allen
Hattie Jackson
Cecil Woodul
Ernest Ross
Catherine Ross
Sue England
Shower Springs
Lil Skinner
J. G. Cullier
Hope
Reina Nell Mullins
Debra Sparks
Lee England
New Deal in Washington by Rodney Butcher
In Washington Rodney Butcher chronicles lobbying and fee practices tied to New Deal projects. He highlights Arthur Mullen, a Nebraska boss, his alleged $165000 PWA fee, and his ties to Ickes and Roosevelt era politics. Norris of Nebraska resists PWA funding while Mullen’s influence allegedly grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the New Deal
Washington
Rodney Butcher
Arthur Mullen
PWA
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Mullen
Monayers
White House
Ickes
Democratic Party
Angel” Ickes
Progressive Committee
Interior
Norrs
George W. Norris
Rckes
Norris
Tri-County
Hull
Cordell Hull
Texas inventor aims to run car on water
A Texas inventor believes a vehicle could be powered by water alone. The Boston Herald notes the idea might be risky, suggesting drivers test it on themselves before widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Delay Fraud Case Developments in Washington County
Fayetteville Ark Sunday court actions reveal Sheriff Gover of Washington County faces official misconduct charges while already under federal indictment at Fort Smith. Judge John S Combs overruled a motion to convene a grand jury and did not rule on a petition to remove or suspend the sheriff due to lack of service. Court recessed to January 27 for new revenues. state law provides removal only for state indictments or felony convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Harley
Gover
Washington County
John S. Combs
Hart
Fedgal
Centerville Notices and Local Social Rounds
Centerville reports the Givens family left Tuesday for parts of Texas to pick cotton. A concert by the Bodean boys Wednesday night drew a large audience. Mrs Earl Ervin and children visited Mrs A G Mariner Friday afternoon. Vera and Guynell Gleghorn visited Mrs Olen Bennett Saturday. J W Vanambury of Jackson Missouri stayed with Earl Erwin for a few days. Cline Phillips and his son Arvell moved away from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Givens
Texas
Bodean Boys
Earl Ervin
A. G.mariner
Vera
Guynell Gleghorn
Olen .Bennett
J. W. Vanambury
Jackson
Earl Erwin
Cline Phillips
Arvell
Local Visitations Mentioned in Weekend Notes
Hickory Shade Bro Rister held his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday with services reported. Mr and Mrs Homer Easterlin visited the Bright Ciider household Monday. Gladys Wilson called on Mrs Fred Wilson Monday. Charlie Rogers visited Joe Willitt’s home Sunday night. Eva Wren was supper guest of Mrs Charlie Carnes Saturday. Dallas Summer of Stamps stayed several days with Mr Richardson and family. Ralph Brown of Emmet spent Saturday night with Ellis and Lee Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Rister
Homer Easterlin
Bright Ciider
Gladys Wilson
Fred Wilson
Charlie Rogers
Joe Willitt
Eva Wren
Charlie Carnes
Dallas
No Smoking Before Breakfast Warned By US Surgeons
A Tulane led five year study reported by Alton Ochsner and colleagues warns breakfast smoking increases ulcer risk. The American College of Surgeons says habits must change, with frequent small meals and avoiding tobacco especially before meals to reduce acidity and ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Howard
W. Blakeside
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
American College of Surgeons
Tulane Liniveralty
Alton Ochsner
Mims Gage
Kiyoshi Hosoi
Ochsner
Tulane
Sunday Night Sing In Leads Community Reminder
Sunday night marks regular singing. Everyone invited to join as the community notes the Bullle Chism family moving away from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bullle
Th Luck and the Oyster Quip in Grit Gossip
A brief Grit quip captures Welter remarking on tiny oysters and their freshness. The exchange plays on irony as the speaker notes the modest size of the oysters and jokes that being small shields luck from scrutiny.
Unclear passage describes occupation mood amid Italian threat
Fragmentary report notes occupation by European soldiers and small irregulars left to police with residents on edge as Italian bombing threats resume after the rainy season. Mention of abatement and vacuity in leadership, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwrag
Harat
Admiral Byrd to Lecture at L A Arkansas Theater
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, famed for polar explorations, will appear in person at the Arkansas theater Saturday November 9. He will speak in both afternoon and night showings detailing his Antarctic expedition and presenting about 9,000 feet of motion pictures around Little America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Admira
Richard E. Byrd
Arkansas Theater
Little America
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Sid
Sid Henry
A. L. Johnson
L. L. Campbell
Charles Garrett
Fanny Garrett
Tom McLarty
Charles Hareell
Chet Hull
Kline Snyder
Mor- Auerite Taylor
Ellizabeth White
F. H. Gillespie
Pine Bluff
Ted Graham
Yalles, la
R. L. Hendell
W. G. Allison
Sam Slack
Miss Slack
Gordon
Howard Houston
Anne Howard
Julia Chester Hospital
Charles Bryant
Leo Perdue
Helen Robert Perdue
Lougan
M.H. Johnson
Theity
Chas. Eviant
South Main Street
Mr. Johnson
R. ‘M. Briant
E." C. McCabe
Ashdown
The
Methodist Church
C. P. Holland
Roy Asean and Company
Ladies Specialty Shop
Cecil B. DeMiles
Saenger
Enna Recaccili
Arch of Time & News
Qnces
O'Sullivan
Joel
McCrea Lewis Stone
Louis Calhoun
Edger Kennedy
Sadrionns
Apes
NSA
Chris Zaharias
Lefty Williams
Paul Fliende
Donald McNaught
King's Candy
John P. Cox Drug Co
WCTU
Parrish
Oak Grove
Centerville
Betty Goodwin
National Broadcasting Company
Noé
Floyd A. Noé
New York News
Dodge
Admiral Byrd
L. A
Hall Brothers
Ward
Ward & Son
Eagle Stamps
Geo.w. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
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