September Reflections and Local Church Notices
A lyrical preface on September's calm and late summer finish leads to a series of community notices. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church meets Monday at 3 30 at Mrs. Livie Pronkr’s home on West Fifth street, followed by other church circles and gatherings at various homes and times.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Livie Pronkr
West Fifth Street
St. Mark's Episcopal ‘Church
Frank Nolen
Nori Washington Street
Yeevy
W. M
First Methodist Church
Guyoln Bayse
Edgewood Avenue
Third Street
Jimmie Jones
Leader's 1938 Path: GOP Critique of New Deal Prospects
Representative Maury Maverick, a dynamic Texas congressman, outlines a program for the future. He criticizes Roosevelt and the Democratic Congress for delaying reforms, warns against expanding executive power, and stresses the need to overhaul unemployment relief and Social Security details. He argues the Republican party remains the proper check.
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New England
Maury Maverick
Texas
Induction ushers in new era for federal appointees
In Washington, D C, Homer Cummings takes a leading role while Vincent M Miles, a former Social Security Board member from Arkansas, begins duties at a new desk after stepping into his post. The ceremony marks a transition in the administration’s leadership.
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Alt
Homer Cummings
Washington, D. C
Vincent M. Miles
Arkansas
Social Security ‘Board
Emiles
Hla New Posh
Sunday church services and meetings schedule
The notice lists a Sunday schedule including 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 morning service 4 5 p m young peoples meeting 1 30 night service and a Monday executive board meeting at the church yard. The pastor urges all members to attend to support church work and program.
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Young Peoples
Evangelist Floyd L Hawkins to Speak at Gospel Tabernacle
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle will host Rev. Floyd L Hawkins of Dallas for Sunday morning and night services. Tabernacle pastor Rev Bert Webb telegraphed from Memphis that Hawkins is a well known evangelist who has led successful campaigns in California and Missouri. Special music is planned.
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Floyd L. Hawkins
Dallas
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Star
Memphis
Webb
Hawkins
California
Missouri
The
First Methodist Church Announces Fall Activities Schedule
Pastor Fred R Werrigan leads the program as church school starts at 9 45 Sunday. September and October close the conference year with the Little Rock Annual Conference session on November 10. Morning service explores How Much Do You Want and evening sermon is The Happiness of the Merciful. Labor Day emphasis on worship and work undergirded by faith. Intermediate and Young Peoples Epworth Leagues at 6 30 with an hour change.
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Little Rock
Hether
Epworth
John L Lewis Warns of Vigilante Labor Tactics
John L. Lewis urged a systematic organization of vigilante groups to oppose unionization under the guise of local interests. He argued the CLO’s aims are not political in a party sense but that a party seeking labor support must keep its pledges and honor labor faith.
First Presbyterian to Host Services and Missions
Regular services Sunday at 9 45 morning and 10 55 morning service. Donald V. Moore to be installed as Sunday school superintendent. Missionary Society meeting Monday afternoon led by Mrs Cline Franks with Mrs Harry Phipps co-hostess and Mrs C S Lowthorp guiding. Pastor Rev Thomas Brewster continues a sermon series on the apostolic church with A Praiseworthy Church. Evening sermon titled A Non-Seceding Church discusses Christian union and church cooperation. All women invited to attend. Attendance urged and welcome to all services.
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Donald V. Moore
Leach
The
Missionary Society
Cline Franks
Harry Phipps
Thastess
C. S. Lowthorp
Apostolic Church
Smyrnals
Philadelphia
Christian Union
Union of All Christendom
His Pants Are Ripped by Blowout of Tire in Omaha
In Omaha a man named Fitd Lubbers leaned on a spare tire while chatting with friends when the tire burst. He suffered a sharp sting and a large Y shaped rift from hip to knee. His wife arrived to take him home in the family car. Kansas City visitor C. Grover and M. Lee of Hope are noted as figures in the scene.
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Omaha
Neb
Fred
Freel
Kansas City
Alice Brady Dominates Sets and Hearts Hollywood Stage
Carole Lombard is described as a rival in wit and charm while Alice Brady, 45, balances comedy and drama in Universal and other studios. The article traces her 28 year rise from Broadway to film, noting her operatic beginnings, stage triumphs, and private eccentricities including pet filled Brentwood home and a habit of staying in bed on days off.
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Paul Harrison
Blair
Hollywoot
Carole Lumbaird
Alice Brady
Brauly
Gars
Katharine ‘Cornell
Patrick Campbell
Hollywood
Buat
Miss Brady
New England Conservatory of Music
William
Av Brady
American Theater
Papa Brady
The
World Film Co
New York
Pictures
Electra
Mademoiselle
Rale
Grace George
Metro
Universal
Mrs. Malaprop
Pru
Jimmy Savo
Bert Lally
Billy House
Chicago
Nou
Brady
Fortune Mt Pictures
Weekend Guests and Local News in Blevins Area
Louise Bonds of Hope visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Bards over the weekend. WwW. R. Bonds and Watt Bonds were business visitors in Hope Saturday. Elmer Honen of Warren stayed with relatives near Blevins for the weekend. Billy Wade left for Dallas after five months with his grandparents J. A. Wade. Mont Harris and family visited friends in Blevins Sunday. Joe L. Houser traveled from a CCC camp in Wyoming to visit his mother Inez Houser. Finley Goodlett and wife welcomed a nine pound son Wallace Dwayne on Thursday August 26. Geneva Cramer, studying in El Dorado, spent time here.
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Louise Bonds
Hope
Harvey C. Bards
R. Bonds
Watt Bonds
Elmer Honen
Warren
Blevins
Billy Wade
Dallas
J. A. Wade
Mont Harris
Chil
Sunny
Joe L. Houser
Wyoming
Inez Houser
Finley Goodlett
Wallace Dwayne
Geneva Cramer
el Dorida
Saystoga and Night Key at Saenger Rialto film venues
The Saenger Rialto screens Saystoga with Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in a lively escapade of romance and intrigue. Boris Karloff stars in Night Key at Rialto with a burglar alarm plot and a dramatic shift for the actor. The New Theater features Theodora Goes Wild with Irene Dunne and Melvyn Douglas, a risqué Broadway comedy about a flirtatious heroine and social scandal.
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Saenger - Rialto
Saystoga
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Saenger
Wiuswal
Mac
Boris Karloff
Rialto
Karloff
Columbia
Theodora
New Theater
Melvyn Doug
Richard Bolesawski
Ozan Baptist Society Holds Tuesday Session
The Ozan Baptist Missionary Society met at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. C. C. Robins home with seven members present. The program featured a Bible study and a general discussion enjoyed by all attendees.
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Ozan Baptist Missionary Society
Mrg. C. C. Robins
Missionary Society Holds August Meeting at Nira Home
Fifteen members attended the missionary society meeting at the home of Mrs. Nira. The program centered on Must Be About My Father's Business with a notable song service. The session was described as among the best this summer, and the next gathering is planned for Mrs. F. P. City's home.
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Nira
Husebetatt
F. P. City
It's A Racket Coptinged Hit On the Road Trial
A lawyer accuses Dr. Remly of a late night car crash while returning from a golf club. A passenger is injured and taken to hospital. A young woman confesses awkwardly, revealing an affair, as Remly denies the event and clashes with the accuser in a tense courtroom scene.
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Drunkie
Jessica
Levinia Mannon
Braty
Eugene O'Neill
Brady
Wong
Remly
Dr. Remley
Hesker
Heskér
Matlin
Frederick
Dr. Remly
Weekend visitors from Ashdown and Shreveport
The week end brought Clarence Eller of Ashdown visiting Mr and Mrs A H Wade Mor and Mrs A B Osborn. Miss Dorless Houser shopped in Hope while Mr and Mrs William Tenny and son Billy of Shreveport were guests of Mrs C A Bonds.
Fragmentary archaic notice fragment yields street jargon
A garbled passage references a lawyer and a tense exchange, with phrases like take the lawyer and a final line about a night. The text presents disrupted dialogue and misread identifiers, suggesting an OCR fragment from a legal or court context.
War in Asia: Japanese Advance Sparks Alarm
Reports from Honolulu and allied capitals describe renewed Japanese offensives in Asia. Observers note growing tensions as naval and air operations intensify, influencing supply lines and strategic positions across the region.
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