God Abides in a Garden and Local Notices
A lyrical reflection on a garden and crepe myrtle beauty anchors a town portrait. The piece highlights ornamental plantings on South Main and nearby streets, praising Caladiums and tropical greenery as a mellow town background. Community notes include a Woman's Auxiliary meeting schedule, a First Baptist prayer time, Frank J. Padgittle’s Baton Rouge fellowship, and an open house for a dance studio on South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
North Louisiana
North Pine
Hervey Street
W. A. First Baptist Church
Faith Hall
Frank J. Padgittle
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
B. J. Ogburn
Bouth Main Street
Prolonged Rains Threaten Cotton State Crops and Embargoes
The Cotton Belt faces heavy and sustained rainfall with Arkansas, Texas, and nearby areas hit hardest. A New Orleans forecast predicts fair conditions in the north and west, but general rains linger across the state. Cottonseed storage becomes risky as mills refuse seed shipments, prompting embargo actions that could close about 60 gins in Choctaw County. Local ginners in Quitman and Vanola counties plan a weeklong shutdown starting Monday, and Mississippian mills halt seed movement as farmers brace for losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tri-State
W. J. Dessoon
Merchants Exchange
Perkins Oil Company
A. K. Shaffer
Planters Manufacturing Company
Clarksdale
Mies
Moorhead
Webb
Shelby
Coshoma County
Quitman
Vanola County
Marks
Miss
P. M. B. Selé
Marks Planter
Lginner
Greenville
More Than a Secretary at News theater features Ian Arthur
The News theater launches a week with More Than a Secretary a comedy drama starring Ian Arthur and George Brent. Miss Arthur plays a secretarial school owner who becomes editor Brent’s secretary and reshapes his magazine business through bold moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Deedsoes
Theodors
Columbia
News Theater
Ruth Donfelty
Duttthea Kent
Geraldine Hai
Remediennes
Arthur i
George Brent
Velves
Puimp
Buainesa
Bran Fed
Miss Arthur
Brent
Crosby Publishing Company
Arthur
Alfred E. Green
Ethel Hill
Aben Kandel
Manhattan
Matt Taylor
Dale van Every
Lynn Starling
First Methodist Church Announces Unified Morning Program
Fred R. Harrison, pastor, midweek note outlines a three month plan for a unified morning program at the First Methodist Church. Sunday’s schedule begins with a 10 o'clock church school, followed by a sermon on "The Supreme Choice" at the 10:50 close, and an evening service at 7:30 with the pastor’s topic "The Happiness of the Persecuted." The Young People and Intermediate Leagues meet at 8:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Will Orton
North
Louisiana Street
J. R. Williams
South Main Street
Roy Johnson
North Hervey Street
Mac *Stiart
South Hamilton Street
Edna Earl Hall
Jad 4
Garrett Memorial Baptist Sunday Services and Programs
Elder Hollis A. Purtle will lead Sunday worship in his absence Elder T E Burgess of Little Rock preaches at villa im and 8 pm B Y P T C meets at 7 15 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm Brother John Clark in charge of service Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 40 pm Welcome to all services Church school offers classes for all ages Morning sermon titled Mastering Circumstances Encourages faith and fellowship Readers of our church include a growing congregation and two new classes Formed from recent mood shift inviting participation and support from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Berry
Margaret
Robin
Smackover
I. A
James Edward
Little Rock
Villa
John Clark
Includ
State-wide meeting urged for Little Rock Monday
Jing officers teachers and Mission ary Society members urged to attend the state wide meeting in Little Rock Monday. Evening service in Lawn Chapel will begin promptly at 7 45 this week and within the hour if weather permits. Sermon titled Gods Beckoning Skylines invites Christians to worship and service, with installation of officers in the Senior Christian Endeavor Society scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Board of Elders and Decons
Little Rock
Lawn Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church Schedule Adapts for Winter Hours
The First Baptist Church led by W. RB. Hamilton announces 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 10:55 a.m. morning worship with the pastor’s sermon Your Choice. Training Union shifts to 6:30 p.m. and evening worship to 7:30 p.m. starting September 19, inviting all to worship on the Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Training Union
Training Union
It's A Racket Continues Over a Fraudulent Sale
Nell signs a contract offering 10 percent commissions on all local work to promote sales for a construction firm. She shows a free roof claim and notes profits from commissions while pointing to nearby houses being repaired. A Magor Finance Company letter reveals it bought her $675 note from Skiver Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Nell
Ken
G Fetter
Magor Finance Company
Skiver Construction
Confusing Memorandum Reveals Contract Commission Details
In a murky office memorandum the contract with a design firm is scrutinized. Ken challenges authority and legality as questions arise about commissions, agent identity, and third party involvement. TheWind and the company face questions over unaffiliated payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Hushandy
Edieto
Reh
Justin
Skiver
Ken
Cbnstivetiin Company
Edie Misisions
Neil
Libalet
12 Million Barge And Its Costs In Government Transport System
The passage discusses government involvement in a vast transportation system, outlining effects on labor, shipping rates, and railroad competitors. It notes a publisher selling 10,000 copies and a best seller over 2,000,000 copies, identifying the figure as Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Unclear fragment prompts brief news note
The readable text fragment mentions a cane, Jaynes, and a Brayth term with unclear context, lacking concrete events, names, or places to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Hive South
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Kate Jamigon
New York City
Terrignon
Rial
Clark Gable
Wallace Beery Fie
Othe Villers
Rye Ate
Milo
Nuyvelty
Mon
Bath
Jack Benny
Ida Lupino
Richard Arlen
Gail Patrick
Ben Blue
Judy Canova
Yacht Club Boys
Louis Armstrong
Martha Raye
Mid-South
Tinsas
District Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Bentonville
Siate
Theingin
Carolyn Hamilton
Patsy Williams
Carolyn Cox
Fulton
Barbara Sue Stephenson
Nancy Shults
Pulyanne Williams
Mary Lageter
Brady Erringer
Marilyn May
Kathryn Cox
Mary Ann Lie
Harlem
Alice Lile
Marine Smith
Martha Houston
K. G. Hamilton
Carolyn
Gordon
Hugh Smith
Mr. Smith
C. T. Silth
Fayetteville
Los Angeles
Cali
Charles Wylie
St. Louis
Johnny Mack Brown
Robinson Cruson
Chas
Sparta
Theodora
Stella
Kuwew
Jean Arthur
George Ren
Lionel Stander
Ruth Donnelly
Reginald Denny
Dorothea Kent
Siig
Beenger- Fur
Jack
Denny Tof
Wwe i
Saenger
Richard’ Arlenard
Herotain
Wallace Beery
Rales
Panama
Whale Navy
First Methodist Church
Fred. R. Harrison
First Christian
A. Hummund
First Baptist Church
W. RB. Hamilton
Donald V. Moore
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Anti ‘ Seeenterteetess
Cobb's
RCA Radio Fubes
Eveready Batteries
Nelson-Huckins
Cane Jaynes
Tha’ Bréyth
Harry
W. Shiver
Hall Bros. Cleaners
Acme Tires
Hope Max Cox
TCC
Amy
CSO
Ccea SC
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