Halloween Tales and Social Notes From Prescott
A Halloween themed garden scene poem opens our page before social notes. The Undies Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal Church plans a Monday meeting at 3 PM at Mrs James R Henry Sr s home. Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Yarbrough host a bridge night at Mrs Carpenter s South Hervey Street home with seven tables. Prize winners include Mrs B L Reting and C B Presley with a cut prize to Mrs Sid Bundy. Guests and visits feature Mrs Jennie H Moore of Magnolia and Mrs Innes R Henry s family weekend in Conway. Circle No 4 of the Woman s Mission continues activity.
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
Mcn. James
C. B. Presley
Sid Bundy
E. E. White
Jennie H. Moore
Maenolly
Princess Ruhie to perform in Vienna cabaret act
Princess Ruhie of Albania, 25, daughter of King Zog, accepts a contract to appear as a performer at a Vienna cabaret. Reported previously grieved by the king's cancellation of her engagement to a young army officer, she now resumes public entertainment plans abroad.
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Royal Entertainment
Vienna
Ruhie, Abave
Slater
Zog
Albania
Missionary Society and Social Events Highlight Local Week
The First Methodist and First Christian churches prepare meetings and gatherings this week. Mrs. JK Green returns from Oran after a Eastern Star visit hosted by Mrs. Q C Robbing. A Friday evening bridge by Mr. and Mrs. E P Young on East Third Street features Halloween decor and prizes to Mrs. Dale Jones and Cook. Miss Mary Fyvelyn Whitworth hosts a Halloween party Saturday at South Elm Street. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church meets Monday at Mrs. Harry Moore's home with Mrs. Lile Moore and Meg J R Floyd as leaders.
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JK. Green
Oran
Q. C. Robbing
E. P. Young
East ‘Third Street
Dale Jones
Cook
Mary Fyvelyn Whitworth
South Elm Street
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Harry Moore
North Hervey Street
Lile Moore
Meg. J. R. Floyd
Halloween Themed Friday Auction Bridge Club Gathering
Friday afternoon the Friday Auction Bridge Club hosted two tables of guests at her South Elm Street home. Halloween colors and decorations shaped the event with four tables of play, festive tallies, score pads, and a decorative salad plate. Prizes went to Mrs Alfred Brannon and Mrs C B Presley. Mrs Gus Jones, visiting sister Mrs Chas Shiver, returned to Gordon after a week. Rev Smythe Lindsey of Little Rock to celebrate Healy Communion Sunday at St Marks Episcopal. UDC delegates in Little Rock noted Rev John P Lowrey’s luncheon innovation at Marion hotel. Lowrey, years old, former Confederate Army entrant from Washington later moved to Hope, where he worked in newspapers.
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South Elm, Street
Alfred Brannon
C. B. Presley
Gus Jones
Chas. Shiver
Mr. Shiver
Gordon
Smythe Lindsey
Little Rock
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Pot
Church Bible School Grows and Welcomes All
Our Churches Bible School expands with a spirit of cooperation and fellowship. An hourly welcome invites all to study, business men join Sunday for a special address by Mr. John P. Cox. Regular communion follows the Bible School hour. visitors encouraged.
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John P. Cox
Church of Christ announces services and study
John G. Reese, minister, leads Bible study on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Morning sermon titled The Poor in Spirit and evening sermon on Submission to God in Afflictions. Prayer meeting held every Wednesday at 7 30. You are invited to all services.
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Ida. m
St. Mark's Episcopal Communion Service Sunday
The Rev Smythe Lindsey will celebrate at 7 30 Sunday morning at St. Mark's Episcopal in what is his first visit since ordination. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Smythe Lindsey
Mr. Lindsey
St. Mark's
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Meetings
The First Presbyterian Church invites attendance for Sunday School at 9 45 a m with department studies and the sermon at 11 a m on the topic Our Knowledge Made Perfect. Evening worship at 7 30 p m discusses Present Condition of the World and Prophecy. Activities include Young People's Society at 6 45 p m and Ladies Auxiliary executive board at 3 00 p m Monday plus officers’ meeting, prayer meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m.
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Young People’s Society
Theo Long
The
Ladies! Auxiliary
First Baptist Church Service Notes and Youth Message
W A Bowen pastor invites all to Sunday Bible study at 9 45 am. At 1 pm he speaks on The Riches and Foverty of Christ and at 7 30 pm presents What Has Christ to Offer the Youth of Today. Choir music and B Y P U at 6 45 pm. Children and young people urged to attend.
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Christ
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Steward Board Meeting
J L Cannon, pastor of the Methodist Church, invites a full turnout for the last regular Board of Stewards meeting before conference. Sunday School at 9:45 p.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Chairman M M Smyth urges strong support for the board Sunday afternoon.
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Board of Stewards
Epworth League
M. M. Smyth
South Dakota Lawmaker Tired of Public Life
Washington report notes Royal C Johnson of South Dakota plans retirement March 4 1933 after 60 years of life and 16 as representative from the second district He enlisted in World War I and was severely wounded earning the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre in combat duties Continuous public service spans over half his life reflecting on his wartime decorations and career.
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Washington
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
Veterans ally chairs wartime era committee legislation
As chair of the World War Vets Era Committee he sponsored much legislation that has been written on the statute books to aid he has aided veterans, including efforts benefiting those with disabilities.
Chappell Murder Case Figure Faces New Theories
Sheriff Holman develops a new theory that the killer rode with Chappell to the Ultamathule site where he and a companion were slain. Five witnesses allegedly back the claim, including Broken Bow filling station operators who saw Chappell and noted wheat on the truck. County Attorney L. E. Mifflin explains his refusal to help exhumation, citing protocol while press reports press for action.
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Chappell
Idabel
Ultamathule
Broken Bow
Stand
L. E. Mifflin
P. A. Ayers
Noble
George T. Arnett
Arkansas
Oklahoma
R. D. Williams
C. A. Hess
Miller County
Jim Sanderson
Lite River County
M. A. Blanchard
Texarkana
Paris
Texas
W. H. Ray
Ayres
Mifflin
Ray
Turquette
Ohio uses vacant lots for industrial gardens in ten villas
More than 4,500 vacant lots across ten Ohio areas are being turned into industrial gardens to aid unemployment. W. H. Davis of Ohio State University's department of horticulture says a statewide survey found these gardens transforming vacant spaces into productive plots.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Villas
W. H. Davis
Department of Horticulture
Ohio State University
Hope Defeated by Texarkana in Dark Endgame Battle
Hope fell to Texarkana as Mullens’ long end run set up a final touchdown by Millins after a rough, late conference. Hope had little energy in the closing period, failing to convert on a three yard punch earlier and finishing with seven first downs to Texarkana’s eleven. Pritchett Sissell and Jacks excelled on the line while Texarkana’s backfield stymied Hope’s attack.
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Mullens
Texarksna
Hope
Sissell
Millins
Parkers
Texarkana
Rowe
Brown
Hargis
Pritchett
Jacks
Hope Texarkana Fiegorotveersteverert
Finley Chamberlain
Warmack
Adams
Harper
Drake
Richards
Breeding
Rows
Moore
Mitchell
Texarkans
Nixon
Metcalf
Dudley
Stewart
Neal
Brewer
Hasing
Finley
Government Seizes Farm Lands for Prohibition Violations
Federal Judge Louis Fitzhenry ordered seizure of more than 20 acres in Putnam and Bureau counties, the first government confiscation under a 17 year old statute targeting legal distilleries. Two farms, 20 acres on Joseph Engelhaunt and 1.87 acres on Elmer F. Flaherty, are to be held, with mortgage rights preserved. No convictions yet for the farmers.
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Peoria
Louis Fitzhenry
Putnam
Bureau
D.C
Joseph Engelhaunt
Putnam County
Elmer F. Flaherty
Bureau County
Yellowiey
Distilleries
Blytheville Bank Fails to Open Doors
Blytheville Arkansas First National Bank failed to open on Saturday after a morning conference. Deposits stood at 208000 and capital stock at 100000, with a past embezzlement case involving three employees leading to prior suspensions and sentences. A former cashier received prison time while two others were indicted. Federal officials also dispatched warden and deputies to Oklahoma territory to guard migratory waterfowl against hunting depredations.
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Blytheville
Ark
First National Bank of
Oe Game Guardians
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Territory
Notice of Revisions in Curb and Le District No 2 Hope Arkansas
The Board of Assessors for Curb and Les ter District No 2 in Hope Arkansas will meet at City Hall at 10:00 a.m. on Monday November 2 1931 to revise and readjust assessments on real property in the district. Any person seeking revision or adjustment of their assessment or changes in values for improvements erected or removed may appear before the board.
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Board of Assessors
Curb
Lester District No
of Hope
Arkansas
City
Hope
Sale notice for land in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale notice from the Court at Huntington Arkansas Hempstead County describes sale of land described as east part of section in township 14 north range 24 west containing acres more or less. Terms require three rights secured by law with security bearing eight percent interest. Sale date set for November 20 with date given October 31 to November 10.
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Hiington
Arkansas
Hempstead
East Pectice
Ney
Fourtee
Arkansi
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