Women Missionary Society Program Highlights May Event
The Womans Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at 3 in the church with Mrs. O A Graves presiding. An opening selection, scripture reading, and a program on The Banging South featured talks by Miss Harriott Grace Story, Miss Cornelia Whitehurst, Miss Ida Mae Cannon, Miss Frances hire, Miss Mary Louise Keithe, Miss Ima Atkins, and Mrs Norris O Neal. The gathering closed with a hymn led by Mrs Leland Womack.
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Mae Wilson
Emma Mar Wilson
Los Angeles
Calif
Womans Missionary Society
O. A. Graves
Handel
R. ‘I. White
Harriott
Grace Story
Cornelia Whitehurst
Cotton
Ida Mae Cannon
Franceshire
Mary Louise Keithe
Ima Atkins
Norris O'Neal
Leland Womack
District conference planned for Glennwood in October
Mrs Graves announced a district conference to be held in Glennwood in October with Mrs R M Briant presiding in the absence of district secretary Mrs Lane of Nashville. An executive board meeting was set for Monday at 1 pm at Mrs O A Graves home and closed with a prayer by Mrs Briant.
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Graves
Glennwood
R. M. Briant
Lane
Nashville
O. A. Graves
Prayer Meeting Time Altered at Methodist Church
Due to other 8 o'clock meetings, the Wednesday evening prayer service at the Methodist Church is moved from 7:30 to 7:15 p m. Pastor J L Conn notes the change.
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Methodist Church
J.L. Conn
Rosston Resident Is Hospitalized and Local Chores Summary
Rosston area notes report Forrest Crimk ill for five weeks, taken to Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott on September 7. Farmers harvest cotton and peas while some work sorghum. Local visits include Me and Mrs J W McWilligins of Bhaver Springs with Johnnie Butler and family. Several families from Willisville and Rocky Mound visited TH W Butler and wife. Clifton Butler and spouse welcomed a son born Saturday. mother and baby doing well.
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S. Forrest Crimk
Cora Donnell Hospital
Prescott
J. W. McWilligins
Bhaver Springs
Johnnie Butler
Clark Butler
Lige Martin
Hinton Martin
James Martin
Willisvile
Education funding trends in the 1930s decline and state responses
The article notes student numbers dropping from 117000 in 1929 to 91000 in 1932 83 and 88000 for the coming year while New England states spend about the same as last year. Delaware spends 3200000 in 1929 3600000 last year and 3400000 this year. West Virginia Oklahoma and Maryland show consecutive declines across three periods. States adopt varied financing measures with increased state aid and redirected taxes to uphold educational standards, including Indiana and New Jersey.
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Muring
New England
Delaware
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Maryland
Infliaha
New Jersey
No Change Made in Duck Shooting Season
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission confirms the duck shooting season remains from November 16 to January 14 with a daily bag limit of 12 and two additional birds may be possessed. The season also covers geese jacksnipe brant coot and woodcock. Dove season runs September to December 15 under new federal migratory bird rules prohibiting shooting within 10 yards of any date. A hunting license is required for dove and waterfowl.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Arkansas
Guy Amsler
Commission
Liquidation Order for Agri Credit Corporations
The state agricultural credit board directs all agricultural credit corporations to be liquidated and replaced by federal production credit corporations under the farm loan act. Production credit corporations will be formed in each county, with Steve Garwood, secretary of the state board, overseeing the plan for the federal land bank district.
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Little Rock
State Agricultural Credit Board
Steve Garwood
State Board
Federal Production Credit Corporation
Federal Land Bank
World cotton stock trims global supply estimate
New York world cotton stocks show 290000 bales less than prior figures as of July 21, offsetting a 98000 bale rise in the government crop forecast. The service places world American cotton stock at season end at 11736000 bales and estimates this season’s supply at 24068000 bales, 141000 bales below prior estimates.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Mrs Rider's Father Ill at Patmos
Mrs Joe Rider was called Tuesday to the bedside of her father T IL McClelland of Patmos who is seriously ill from a bone ailment.
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Joe Rider
T. IL McClelland
Patmos
Funeral Services for Mrs. T. B. E. Smith Held Sunday
Funeral and burial services were held for Mrs. T. B. E. Smith, 40, who died Saturday afternoon in Julia Chesté hospital. The Rev. Wallace R. Rogers of First Baptist Church officiated at Nose Hill cemetery. She is survived by her husband, her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. A. West, two sisters, and a brother.
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T. BE. Smith
Julia Chesté
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Nose Hill Cemetery
Rescued After Being Held More Than Year
Chicago police rescued Margaret Lattie of Jacksonville Florida after more than a year of captivity in a second story flat. The trained nurse showed welts and bruises from beatings and told of her terrifying ordeal. Restaurant operator Theodore Ecbnomakes is held by police.
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Chicago
Margaret Lattie
Jacksonville
Florida
Theodore Ecbnomakes
Ten Men Escape After Bank Robbery in Farrell
Ten men armed with sawed off shotguns and revolvers robbed the J. Gully bank in Farrell early Tuesday, taking all available cash then fleeing in cars after abducting employee Carl Wiesen, 21. No injuries reported, investigation underway.
Cake for Firemen Is Life-Saving Reward
Seattle firemen of Truck Company No 3 revived the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Robert Beatty by artificial respiration after hospital physicians declared the infant dead One year later Robert Beatty Jr visited Company No 3 and brought a cake inscribed To the firemen who saved our boy as thanks for the life saving act
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Seattle
Kitchen Tips for School Lunches and Daily Meal Planning
The article urges planning four meals a day instead of three to avoid monotony in school lunches. It recommends preparing the day’s meals the night before, outlining tomorrow’s menu with breakfast items such as French plums cereal and milk and a luncheon of scalloped rice and mushrooms and a dinner of braised liver and bacon with accompanying sides.
Lunchbox hunt ends with nourishing school meal
When every minute counts, there is little time to hunt for lunchbox items. The school lunch must supplement the other two meals, be nourishing, and support a multine pack dessert first approach.
Hogs Jam Markets as U. S. Buys
A historical pamphlet-like text discusses lunch packing and nutrition for children, stressing neatness, proper containers, and the role of a well wrapped lunch. It emphasizes age appropriate meals, hot drinks in thermoses, and the sandwich as the lunch box’s mainstay with varied breads and fillings for nutrition and variety.
Dessert varieties and fruit offerings for packed lunches
A fragment describes balance in lunch provisioning with cookies cupcakes custards and tapioca puddings as dessert options. It notes froth fruit as a desirable easy to pack choice and mentions crispness and texture in the context of a well rounded menu.
Max Baer as boxing savior and looming clash in Hollywood
Fragmented notes discuss Max Baer as a potential boxing savior, with references to Dempsey, boxing machines, and a looming fight. Mentions of Helen Wills Moody, tennis rivalries, Clipper Smiths coaching football, Carl Hubbell and his screwball, and Hod Lisenbee. The text emphasizes Baer’s punch and the need for focus ahead of a big camera event.
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Wii Hee
Baer
Lum
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Pop” Fuller
Mood
Dempsey Fight Recalled in Fractured Torn Memoir
In a fragmented reminiscence the narrator recalls the Dempsey era and a Toledo afternoon clash. The text mixes boxing memory with social notes about Kansas housing and urban life, mentioning judges and crowds and a wandering, windy mood of the era.
Card of Thanks for a Loss
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to friends and the Imani group for loyalty, kindness, and sympathy during the illness and after the death of the wife, daughter and sister Mrs T H Smith. Thanks are also given to the Hope Basket company and Mr and Mrs Henty Srhit for flowers and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Smith
Hope Basket
T.E. Smith
Henty
Liquid Drops Claim Quick Malaria Cure And Tonics
An advertisement texts Liquid, Tablets, Salvé,Noke claiming malaria relief in four days and cures for colds headaches and neuralgia in a tonic and laxative remedy sold in Nimes. It presents labeled speedy remedies as the best known.
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Fred Stroud and Son
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Fred Stroud
TelSpnone
Helen Vinson
the Saenger
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Heather Angel
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J. A. FL. Wytia
John Fard
Mission Barbecue Inn
Aielson
Huckins
W. G. Boyles
Mildred Ruth
Daniel Arthur Bawden
Wallace Wt. Rogers
Jack Witt
Conway
Hendrix College
M. Clemens
Jowell
Webb Luseter
M. Jones
Jl, Green
Sara Payton
Texarkana
Beach Street Baptist Church
Luther Wollamen
Hendris Coll Open
W. 5
Allins
Steve Atkins
Lyndon, Ky
Kentucky Miliary Institute
BR. F. Easterling
Hope
Sutton
Ney S Churches
Geome Church
Rosston Rt
Agri Credit Corporation
U.S
Mra. Smith
Phoenix Hosiery
Gibson Girl
Phoenix
Liktwan Bond
Columbia Pice
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W. Robison & Co
Prescot
Ashville
Hogs Jam
U. S
Primo Carnera
Max
Kong
Max Buer
Chieti
Rita Ihealee
Tom ‘Fouaret
Prerciacy
Onbrig
Indinen
Dempsey
Willi
Toledo
Mx 'Flaer
Kansas
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Wallace H.ctboke
Cope
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