Rainy mood and tender scenes amid church notices
A fragmentary prose sketch describes rain as a blessing and home warmth as a comforting kiss. It interweaves with local society notes detailing a First Baptist church meeting at 4 o'clock Monday, visits to Selma, and the Pat Cleburne chapter’s September gathering with remarks on officers, conferrals, and an Army surgeon program. An item notes the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Morse on August 25 at Sulla Chester hospital.
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Circle No
First Methodist
W. G. Allison
Morse
Sulla Chester Hospital
You're Only Young Once at Rialto Theater
The Rialto presents You're Only Young Once a family friendly drama and comedy. Lewis Stone as Judge Hardy handles his children's missteps while Mickey Rooney and Cecilia Parker navigate romance and trouble on Catalina Island. Cast also includes Fay Holden Ann Rutherford Eleanor Lynn Ted Fesnon Sara Haden and more.
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Rialto
Rialto Theater
Lewis Stone
Judge Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Devilia Parker
Stine
Will Rogers
David Harum
Stone
Cecilia Parker
Catalina Island
Fay Hoklen
Frank Craven
Ann Rutherford
Eleanor Lynn
Ted Feneson
Sara Haden
Charles Judels
Selmer Jackson
Samuel Leads Israel to Spiritual Revival at Mizpah
Weekly Sunday School lesson recounts Samuel confronting Israel's moral decline after defeat by the Philistines. He calls for forsaking foreign gods and idol worship, unites the people at Mizpah, and prays, drawing water as a symbol of repentance, to inspire collective resolve against their enemies. Samuel’s leadership is tested as Philistines advance.
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Eli
Marah
Temple
Samuel
Israel
Quassine
Great Army
Adi
Mizpah
Samuel Keewne
Senuel
Samuel Sets Up Ebenezer After Philistine Subdued
In a lesson reflecting ancient crisis, Samuel leads prayer and sacrifice as Philistines fall before Israel. The people gain courage, pursue their foe, and Samuel erects a stone monument Ebenezer between Mizpah and Shen to mark divine help. The discussant stresses moral discipline as national strength.
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Samuel
Israel
Mizpah
Shen
Communions and Meetings at Gospel Tabernacle
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service. The pastor will preach on Communion With Christ. No evening service due to the pastor’s absence as he preaches at McCaskill revival. A Board of Stewards meeting is set for 2 00 p.m. Sunday. Church School meets in the morning. Intermediate and Young People’s Epworth Leagues at 6 45 p.m. Visitors urged to attend Sunday school elsewhere and visit the Gospel Tabernacle at 45. The Young People’s class led by Mrs Webb holds homecoming day for high school age. The pastor will speak at 11 00 a.m. and 4 p.m. evangelistic service with special music by Christ's Ambassadors. Children’s Bible study at 7. Stamps quartet to sing Monday night. Ticketed gospel center outreach at Tabernacle Sunday night.
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Christ
McCaskill
Board of Stewards
Ioan
Sundag
Epworth
Wall
Young Peoples
Webb
Tabernacle
Hope's
All
First Baptist to Welcome Rev Burnett for September Revival
William Sussell Hamilton pastor sets first September Sunday as a renewal service. Sunday school at 9:45 with all ages, worship led by the pastor, sermon by Rev Sibly C Burnett of Nashville. Baptist Training Union at 7 p.m. emphasizes spiritual life and service opportunities.
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Sibly C. Burnett
Nashville
Tenn
Brother Burnette
Baptist
Unio
Hope Chamber of Commerce Event Highlights Regional Growth
A Hope gathering, led by Mayor Albert Graves, showcased industrial growth in the South with $223,600,000 spent on new plants in two years. Speakers urged cooperation to advance roads, soil conservation, and business, praising local volunteers and the Hempstead county courthouse campaign.
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South
Chamber of Commerce
Co-Operi
Iseal
O'Neal
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
Pegru
Hope
Carrigan
George W. Robison
Chamber of Cammerce
And God Was With Him Sermon Evening Worship Invite
Evening worship at 8 p.m. features a sermon titled And God Was With Him by the pastor. Monday night at 7 30 Rev Harold G Sanders of Louisville Ky will address the church auditorium and show a three reel natural color motion picture newsreel from the Baptist Seminary in Louisville. The public is cordially invited. Wednesday at 7 19 pan monthly business meeting of Sunday school officers and teachers, 8 p.m. prayer meeting continuing the Bible study course, 4 43 p.m. church business for completion of Sunday school and Baptist Trading Union.
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Harald G. Sanders
Louisville
The
Baptist Seminary
W MS Meeting At St Paul Church Delivers Devotional and Bible Study
Ten members and two visitors attended the W MS meeting at St Paul church Tuesday afternoon. Alma Hanna led the devotional after the opening hymn. Mrs Floyd Matthews read the church news bulletin. Elizabeth Hanna conducted the Bible Study titled Samuels Spiritual Revival and The After Thy Closing Ayann.
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St, Paul W. M.S
St. Paul Church
Alma Hanna
Floyd Matthews
Elizabeth Hanna
Samuels
Discipline and Toplock Solitary in Michigan Prison
A warden describes a rigid discipline system at a Michigan prison where inmates face top lock solitary confinement and a seven-vase daily schedule. The process centers on individual judgment, with inmates urged to accept harsh consequences and earn parole through reform, reflecting Warden Moore’s gradual, inmate-specific approach.
Czech Fate Still Continued from Page One
The report outlines Hitler rejecting Czech peace terms and demanding a more prompt solution after talks with Henlein and top Nazis at Berchtesgaden. Proposals from Milan Hodza face rejection while Czech leaders discuss counter-proposals as Britain seeks peace. Also cited are Arkansas tax audit staffing needs and revenue gaps.
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Germany
Berchtesgaden
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Czech
Miller
Milan Hodza
Hitler
Henlein
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Rudolf Hess
Britain
Nevile Henderson
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Sonnenberg
Berlin
Henderson
London
von Ribbentrop
Auditing Increase Sought For Arkansas Tax Revenues
Governor Bailey urged the 1939 legislature to raise sales tax auditor-collectors from 40 to 75 and to amend the export liquor tax law to restore revenue. He criticized the export tax as benefiting illicit shipments to wet states while noting receipts from regular liquor taxes have fallen. Public revenue reports show month by month declines in sales tax compared with 1937, linked to recession and auditor shortages.
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Bailey
Washington
Arkansas
Little Rock
Senate
Tennessee
Okalhoma
State Revenue Department
Mexico Seizure Debate Rages Over Foreign Privileges
Carlos Cardenas defended expropriation of air companies saying foreigners sought special treatment at natives expense. He argued concessions were invalidated by their hostile stance and pressure, insisting only the original investments minus depreciation be paid. The crowd chanted support for the government as the Hull note referenced grievances.
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Mexico
Cardenas
Howard Criminal Docket Complete Harrison Arkansas Ledger Style
Circuit Judge Minor Milwee closed the criminal docket in Nashville Arkansas with guilty pleas and sentences. George Nelson got three years for burglary and grand larceny while James Taylor drew two years on forgery and uttering. James Newton received one year for false pretense. W W Marshall paid fifty dollars and costs for selling liquor. Ike Garrison fined twenty five and costs for assault and battery. Dewey Wesson plea reduced to aggravated assault with a fifty dollar fine and costs. Jim Hooker riot case continued and F B Norton embezzlement moved to Hempstead county for trial.
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Nashville
Ark
Minor Milwee
George Nelson
James Taylor
James Newton
W.W. Marshall
Ike Garrison
Caste
Dewey Wesson
Jim Hooker
F. B. Norton
Hempstead
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 24 Arkansas Probate Court Reform
Legal notice details a proposed constitutional amendment filed February 26 1937 to assign probate court matters to county court judges, create a probate clerk or consolidate chancery and probate courts, outline appeals to the Supreme Court, and set effective date January 1 following adoption with sections amended including Articles VII and VI. Witnessed April 1 1938.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Chancery
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of Arkansas
Senate
Arkansas
Supreme Court
State of Arkypsus
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J. A. Henty
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Peoptera
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Myrna Loy
Parnell
Peter B. Kypes
Tex Kitter
Devil Doc
Ladies Specialty Shop
Mabel Wayne
Sam Lewis
Joe Young
New York
Joe Pony
Mabel
Ascap Files
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Paul Carruth
Southern
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American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
First Baptist
William Sussell Hamilton
Air Mail
Robert Wilson Wild
Air Mail Week
Hope Trade
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Lee Garland
Hempstead County
B. L. Kauhnan
Toplock
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Toplack
Jock Moore
Farole
Moore
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Luford Bates
Federal Bureau, of Prisons
Jks Moore
Mishigi
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Harry W. Shiver
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