Wealth and poverty in a moral cycle taught at church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist holds a 3 PM Monday program at the church, with the Young Women's Circle leading. Other items note Hendrix College student Miss Mary Sue Anderson going to Conway, Jett Williams Jr and Opal Garner visiting, and frequent local social rounds. The Brundidge building hosts a noted art display by Cir Cle No 3 of the Presbyterian women, praised for its varied pieces and elegant setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
The
Womans Missionary Society of Jeht First Methodist Church
Young Womens Circle
Cirte No. 3
Womens Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Brundidge
Cantley
Eader
K. G. McRae
Thomas Brewner
A . Hanegan
S. Greening
Rs. J. P. Brundidge
China
Japan
Smyrna
Thehillipine Islands
Fred White
Anna Duff
Horace Jewell
J. W. Sevrest
L. C. Becker
U. S. Orders Sale on Cotton Collateral Policy
A crop production loan official explains that once sufficient cotton is placed with the Mid-South Cotton Growers Association at market price on day of delivery to fully collateralize the loan plus six months carrying charges, the borrower can release the remaining cotton. If market prices rise, borrowers may gain from higher collateral values. For 1931 and 1932 loans fully collateralized notes will be paid in full with mortgage cotton realized. any excess above loan goes to the borrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Production Loan Office
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Hints of Rivalry and Tradition Return at Harvard Yale
The piece paints a college campus mood as alumni traditions revive on autumn fields. Old heroes echo at Harvard with Fresh laughter and cheers across football grounds while Yale and Princeton figures surface in reverent memory, linking past glories with present rivalries.
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New Brickleys
Caseys
Harvard
Yale
Pudge Heffelfinger
Princeton
Johnny Poe
Hobey
Army songs and old trophies mark West Point and college rivalries
The article recalls West Point’s Benny Heavens Oh chant alongside Woodrow Wilson and Baker, tying Civil War traditions to today’s defense mood and prohibition shifts. It cites classic campus relics like the Old Bucket, Brown Jug, and the Trophy displays, noting rivalries with Purdue Indiana, Michigan Minnesota, and Washington State.
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Benny Heavens
West Point
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
County Agent Denounces Poor Farmers and Praises Demonstration
A Pulaski county gathering led by J W Sargent and R V Herndon showcased farm extensions and the Farm Extension service plus Kiwanis support. They praised experiment stations for agricultural progress and noted grazing tests near the Hope station that added 800 pounds of beef per acre on marginal land, signaling potential profits at current beef prices across a million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Mr. Faver
Farm Extension Service
Pratsis
J. W. Sargent
Pulaski County
Extension Service
Hope
Arkansas
Sargent
Miljan Died Repeatedly in Filmdom Roles
Hollywood notes Miljan, famed for villainous looks, has died on screen in at least forty distinct ways across his career. He has faced freezes, fires, beasts, and blasts, yet remains paid to perform more such deaths. The piece also mentions Chico Marx’s quip about Miljan and hints at Ronald Colman’s past rumors and Colman’s possible return to Goldwyn after The Masquerader. An Associated Press item by Dan Thoma covers these film-world anecdotes and a side note about Alice MacMahon’s dinner interrupted by a late call to the set.
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Dan Thoma
NEA
Weer
Hollywood
Jonn Miljan
Miljan
Oine
Serere
Chico
Chico Marx
Ronald Colman
Samuel Goldwyn
Colman
Ronnie
Goldwyn
Alin¢é MacMahon
Clarence Stein
Husina
Great Texas Christian Line Replaced by Fresh Talent
Texas Christian University coach Francia Schmidt remains confident after losing most starters from the 1932 squad seeking another formidable team for the Southwest Conference. Key returnees Kitchen and Graves anchor a new line with Langdon Perk ins and Basinger at guard and tackle slots, while fresh talent fields potential stars like Cy Greene at end and Jimmie Lawrence at halfback.
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Bill Tarker
Associated Press
Weiler Fort Worth
Texas
Francia Schmidt
Texas Christian University
Schmidt
Royal Purple
John Kitchen
Jack Graves
Johnnny Vaught
Oliver
Frogs
Texas Christian
Johnny Kitchen
Jetto Paramel
Jewell Wallace
Jimmie Lawrence
TJ Jooks
Taldon Manton
Dan Harston
Adolph Dietzel
Livestock drive urged to profit marginal Arkansas lands
The Farm Extension service urged farmers to shift to livestock production as a path to profitability now that cattle ticks are eradicated. Officials highlighted cheap acquisition of pure bred bulls and pure bred ewes, plus savings on breeding stock, to improve beef cattle and lamb quality. Local leaders urged continued support from county officials to retain extension staff and boost farming income through diversified husbandry.
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Arkansas
Sargent
Hope
Muldrow
M. W. Muldrow
Farm Extension Service
South Arkansas
J. I. Wright
Southwest Arkansas District Extension Supervisior
Frank Stanley
Wright
Hempstead County
A. Albritton
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
John P. Cox
Oliver Williams
Kawanis
Hutchison, Kansas
Wayne England
Sid Bundy
J. M. Harbin
Henrys Chapel visit ends as Bearden family returns
Mrs. Shulah Bearden and her young daughter Marjorie returned home Sunday afternoon after a two week stay with her brother Roger William and family. Mrs. Luis Hamilton of Prescott is staying there during the visit.
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Jim Phillips
Houston
Texas
W. H. Gray
That City
A. C. Kolb
Peyton
Chicago
Louisville
David
I. H. Brumfield
West Avenue
Guy Downing
Weaver Collins
Nolan Kennedy
Clyde Zitin
Elmer Murph
Tommie Brumfield
Aileen Easterling
Mabel
Georgia Brumfield
Brumfield
Carl Eilis
Diley Lewallen
Fayetteville
A. B. Turney
Rocky Mound
V. C. Johnson
R. M. Fincher
Earl Fincher
Riley Lewallen
Marvin Tomlin
Roger Wiliams
Grady Gilanton
Texarkana
Carl Ellis
Emmett Lewallen
Nolen
Emmett
Russell Lewallen
Joe Taulben
Emmt
Shulah Bearden
Marjorie
Roger William
Luis Hamilton
Prescott
World production of gold and war costs in 1932 data
The 1932 world gold production valued over 450 million dollars and total war expenditure reached about 400 million. United States ambassadors or ministers were sent to 55 countries. Madrid’s population surged from 148 thousand to 1 million in five years.
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United States
Madrid
Delaware Law Requires Pedestrians to Carry List at Night
Delaware has enacted a law mandating pedestrians on all hard surfaced state highways carry some kind of list after dark. The measure aims to enhance safety by ensuring visibility and alertness for drivers and walkers alike.
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Delaware
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court Plaintiffs and Defendants
The Hempstead Chancery Court warns Jim Purtle and Mulqueen Purtle to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint of John P. Boyd and Boyd Brothers. Clerk’s seal and handwritten name witness the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM Purtle
Jim Purtle
Mulqueen Purtle
John FP. Boyd
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Miss Opal Garner
Magnolia A. & M
Mrs. L. N. Garner
Mary Sue Anderson
Conway
Hendrix College
Jett Williams Jr
Magnolia
TL. Goodbar
Lebanon, Tenn
D. R. Williams
Reltives
Sheridan, Ark
Ids Es Williams Sr
Sheridan
H.D. Mayer
Will
Mary Jo Beaty
Mildred Turner
Ardmore
Okla
Altus
Ark
J. A. Williams
San Antonio
W.G. Allison
G. C. Allen
Blaine Allen
Little Rock
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Arthur Swanke
East Third Street
U. S
Hooks
Y Bill Bralicher
Saenger
Broadway
Claudette Colbert
Torch Singer“ Hicardo Cortez
David Manners
Lyda Roberti
Lehoy
Ronminee
Betty Boops
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cabinet Circle
W. Forben-Morgan
Sarah Jackson Coonley
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Morgan
Mra
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
Coonley
Robert Jackson
Concord
N. H
Democratia National Committee
Washington
Washington State
Alurasys
Julia Doyd
Park Avenue
New York
Vila Paltertt
Golden Harvest
Oregon
Francis Schmidt
Jack Langdon
Wings
Goodwin
Cy Perkins
Paul Hill
Lee Bassinger
Woodson Armes
Graves
Langdon
Basinger
Perkins
Emaliest
Armes
Taraee
Cygreene
Henry’s
Fue
Bulow
WeMae
Jackey
Hempstead Chancery Court
John P
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Elson Huckins
C.ladys Parker
Woodall
Post Office
Independent Ice Plant
Mission Barbecue Inn
Shreveport, Louisiana
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
State Bank Department
Ansas Bank & Trust Company
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