Choir program and community notices at First Baptist
The First Baptist church choir directed by Mrs. J. C. Carlton begins winter practice at 7 30 Sunday with a full program of hymns anthems solos and choral pieces. Reader updates mention return trips Miss Frances Heruie visiting friends in Vivian and Morningsport La and social events including a Thursday Bridge Club gathering with pink and red roses decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. C. Carlton
Lorenz
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Julian Wood
Frances Heruie
Vivian
Morningsport
C. C. McNeill
North Hervey Street
W. H. Hutchinson
A. M. Key
Birthday and recovery greetings plus travel notices
The text notes Mrs. C A Bridewell’s recovery from a serious accident and her 80th birthday celebrated with friends and flowers. It lists several upcoming or recent departures including Miss Anita Jean Davis visiting Little Rock Benton and Trashwood, Mrs Vera Gillis vacationing nearby, Mrs George Allen en route to Abilene from Poteau, Miss Margaret Lester visiting Newport, Miss Jane Tonry visiting Harrington, and Mr and Mrs Chas R Wilkin visiting Camden with their son Bobbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Jean Davis
Little Rock
Benton
Trashwood
George Allen
Annie Allen
Abilene
Texas
Poteau
Okla
Margaret Lester
J. W. Davis
Newport
Personal Mention Award and church service notice
Friday award given by Rev. Thomas Brewster was mailed from Shreveport La The Star announces customary services at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday. A separate note describes Table Mountain near Cape Town South Africa where white clouds form a thin layer draping the peak. It also mentions Soldiers Field in Chicago housing the world’s largest stadium.
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Thomas Brewster
Shreveport
First Presbyterian Church
Table Mountain
Cape Town
South Africa
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Government Money For Cotton Borrowers In 1933-34 Plan
The Farmer Seed Loan office in Memphis announces government loans to cotton farmers for production costs. It outlines three acceptable handling methods: immediate sale with government lien due proceeds, storage in a Federal bonded warehouse with receipts endorsed to the Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, or delivery through state cotton cooperative associations with liens and six months storage. All cotton stored must be in bonded warehouses or with cooperatives and sold or priced by April 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerd Seed Loan Office
Memphis
Farm Credit Administration
Cotton Co-Operative Association
Faversham’s Son Turns to Movies for Screen Debut
Faversham, son of William Faversham the matinee idol, is entering films with a long term Hollywood contract. His stage work has attracted movie producers and he faces a judge now in connection with his transition.
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Fovery
Ida Lupino
Stanley Lupino
Hollywood
New York
California
P Faversham
Judge Now
Per Faversham
William Faversham
Aga
Young Faver Sham
Farm Credit Authority May Sell or Fix Prices After Oct 31 1933
A fragment notes that the producer may sell or fix prices under the loan authority and that the Governor of the Farm Credit Administration may exercise this power at any time after October 31 1933. The text specifies conditions tied to loan applications and authority.
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Farm Credit Administration
Two New Gins Are to Operate at Ozan
Two new gins begin operation in Ozan replacing the burned plant last cotton season. The Tem ple Cotton Oil Company plant near Nashville is rebuilt in concrete and sheet iron with Continental Gin Co. gear and steam power. W E Cox and sons of Fulton constructed a large modern Cox gin using a Lum nus ginning system from Columbus Ga powered by a crude oil engine. The Cox gin is managed by Cox brothers while the Temple gin is run by C D Ball with assistants Jerome Smith and Trumann Hill.
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Ozan
Temple Cotton Oil Company
W. E. Cox and Sons of
Fulton
Cox
Lummnus Gin Co
Columbus
Bootlegger Risk Echoes Through Merchantry
A wartime era exposé outlines how bootleggers move stolen goods into legitimate channels via surplus stocks, counterfeit labeling, export schemes, and brokered swaps among merchants. The piece warns retailers and the public that counterfeit toilet goods, cosmetics, and other merchandise flood markets, with “export” stock returns and dummy export schemes enabling reentry into domestic trade. The NRA is urged to curb racketeers in this complex trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Blotz
NRA
Patsy Montana Entertains at Rosston High School
Miss Ruby Blevins Patsy Montana and her singing group from Hope Arkansas performed at the Rosston high school auditorium on Monday night August 28. The program featured violin guitar music yodeling and western costumes in a lively mix of old and popular songs echoed by the troupe. The audience praised the show and welcomed future appearances.
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Rosston High School
Ruby Blevins
Patsy Montana
All of Hope, Ark
Patsy
Local Residents Visit family and friends across Arkansas Texas
Columbus Mrs J C Wilson and son John of Birmingham Als arrive Saturday to visit Mr J B Wilson Sr and relatives. Mrs J ft Dodson and Dorothy Dodson of Texarkana return home after days with Mrs David Wilson. Herbert Darnall and Mrs Dernall visit Dr H H Dernall and family. Garland visitors and Mary Della White of Hope spend weekend with D W Ham ton and Motley Jennings family. They returned from Chicago and will stay a few days with Dr.
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J. C. Wilson
John
Birmingham
Als
Baturday
J. 8. Wilson Sr
J. Ft. Dodson
Dorothy Dodson
Texarkana
David Wilson
Herbert Darnall
Amarillo
Texas
H. H. Dernall
W. W. Eller
Clarence Ellen
Garland
Pauline Smith
Ruth Clendenin
Shreveport
Lorena Darnall
John Hawkins
Foreman
Dick Milam
Mineral Springs
J. M. Bolding
The
Baptist Church
Jim Wilson Jr
Jim Wilson Jr., Mis Virginia Johnson
Misa Janie Johnson
Hope
Lola Blackwood
Almina Ray
Mineray Springs
Mary Della White
D. W. Hamton
Motley Jennings
Richard
Chicago
Ford Scoffs at Profit Rumors
DETROIT Mich 74 believe grew here Ford has some plan up his sleeve amid controversy with Recovery Johnson. Sources claim the manufacturer scoffed at profit sharing with employees as part of a scheme, while associates declared it bunk. Ford would share profits more than now under employee deposits.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford
Johnson
Clont
Friday
As & Part
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General Johnson
Arihne Brisbane
Shelby
Offertory
Evening Star
Wagner
Didley Buck
H. D. Mayer
Claude Taylor
Met
Roberts
Corifrano
John Pritile Scott
D. H. Mayer
Mount Zion
Herbert
F. B. Padgett
Hugh Smith
Kline Snyder
J. 8. Gibson Jr
Margaret Porter
Teresa Fritz
Ruth Coffman
Inez Coffman
Inez Taylor
R. M. Flories
Elbert Jay
Padgett
Busses
George Keith
Lenora Wilson
Nellie Threlkeld
Avis Jones
Helen McRae
Bouldr, Cola
Lara Reeder
Frank Hearne
SOE
Guniola Bagge
Heber Springs
A. Busts
G. Martindale
Dr. Martindale
Os Circle No. 3
W. M. Cantley
Young Chevrolet
East Second Street
Mission Barbecue Inn
Saenger
Wm, Powell
Lee Tracy
Madge Evans
Vera Gillis
Beriton
Jane Tonry of
Warren
Alice Harrington
Chas
R. Wilkin
Bobbie
Mrs. Wilkin
Camden
Hell
Cadney the Ee
Mwelson Huckins
Jack” McGurn
Ben Feldman
William Shoemaker
McGurn
Temple
Cox Brothers
Julia Loyd
Park Avenue
N. Y
Tate
New Deal
Folger's
Argo Starch
ARM & Hammer Soda
del Monte Peaches
Aly
G. A. Hobbs
South Main
Earvey
Concord Grapes
Springdale
Ver
Sauer Kraut
Saur
Wheaties Package
SELOX
Mit
Avery
Arkansas
Maid’—Small
Independent Fucking Co
Elson Huckins
White
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