Alathean Baptist class to hold fall music and social
The Alathean Class of the First Baptist Sunday school will begin fall with a 7 30 gathering at Mrs Qwen Nix s home N Elm St hostesses Mrs S D Cook and Mrs Douglas All members urged to attend Call Mrs J A Howden for transport Also Miss Margery Waddle headed to Arkadelphia Henderson State Teachers College Joe Wimberly and others plan Henderson State return trips Read several families visiting and traveling to Arkadelphia New Orleans Gulfport and Shreveport during the period
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First Baptist Sunday School
Qwen Nix
N. Elm St
S. D. Cook
Douglas
J. A. Howden
Margery Waddle
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Joe Wimberly
Mary Nell Carter
Ruth Lewis
James J. Jamison
Atlantic Coast
New England States
Card of Thanks for Expressed Sympathy
James A Edwards and Lucille Yerger and others thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown after a bereavement. Doris G Yerger John Evelyn Yerger Elsa Madden and Ralph Madden acknowledge the sympathy.
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James A. Edwards
Lucille Yerger
John Evelyn Yerger
Doris Gwendolyn Yerger
Ralph Madden
Elsa Madden
Fredric Seligman
Daniel O'Daniel Faces Realities After Political Triumph
The Texas governor-elect contemplates funding old age pensions and practical administration. He notes his pledge to become the best governor Texas ever had while balancing campaign flamboyance with the sober tasks of securing money and selecting state officers. An approving barnstorming echo answers, Yes, he will.
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Butes
Red Cross
O'Daniel
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Plebiscite Idea Continued From Page One
The piece notes shortages in butter and petroleum in small towns and discusses Germany's war economy. It highlights iron ore quality, coal and cloth fibre deficits, and limits on steel use for private building. It contrasts Germany’s wartime debts with earlier creditor status and foreign investments in the US, Holland, Switzerland, and Scandinavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Ayer
Geremany
Germany
Hitler
Expr
United States
Holland
Switzerland
Andinavia
Ulcer Operation Details and Presidential Remarks
Continued notes describe James Roosevelt on the operating table for about an hour and 45 minutes due to a potentially malignant ulcer. Dr. TH K Gray reported the condition satisfactory at this stage while Dr. Ross To Melcure declared Jim in splendid condition with normal pulse and respiration after surgery. The president visited James briefly before the operation and wished him good luck as he was wheeled in. The operation began at 10:45. The Red Cross is noted as operating under a congressional charter since 1905. Adelina Palti, a renowned prima donna, earned 5,000,000 dollars over her lifetime.
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James
Adelina Palti
Allen
Evangelist D E Collins Charms Hope Tabernacle Crowd
Evangelist D E Collins of Granada Minn spoke at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on the cost of neglecting a personal matter. A large crowd attended despite rain as Collins urged preparation to meet eternity and judgment. Monday night he continues with a talk on Christian responsibility with pianist W Fred Henry and wife assisting. 650 free seals available.
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D. E. Collins
Granada
Minn
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Ref
Collins
United States
Collings
W. Fred Henry
Tulsa
Okla
Tabernacle
T Man
Eureka Springs
Henry
The
Spa Murder Case Casts Light on Hot Springs Arrests
Joseph B. Anderson 37 of Little Rock and his wife Lucille 33 were arrested in Hot Springs and brought for questioning by Sheriff Anderson. He named Alfred Dickson 35 as the killer of Cooley and implicated Clarence Johnson 2d and Herbert Johnson 27 in kidnapping and slaying. The suspects were lodged in Pulaski County jail after Garland county officers reported high public indignation in Hot Springs.
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Joseph B. Anderson
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Anderson
Lucille Anderson
Alfred
Pug) Dickson
Cooley
Clarence
Bill) Johnson
Herbert Johnson
Pulaski County
Garland County
Maryland Casts Vote on Monday
Maryland voters faced last minute appeals from radio rostrum and sound track as the state primary neared. The contest pitted United States Senate hopeful Millard E. Tydings against Representative David J. Lewis in a battle framed as a test of Roosevelt administration influence and the old versus new deal.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Roosevelt
Millard E. Tydings
United States Senate
David J. Lewis
Tydings
Lewis
Arkansas adopts $1.10 per pupil school apportionment
The state Board of Education ordered a $1.10 per capita apportionment of common school funds to about 3,000 districts in Arkansas. The distribution, based on 630,560 school age children, totals $693,016.
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Little Rock
Bate Board of Education
Arkansas
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers for Dance Etiquette
The piece asks how a girl should accept a man's invitation to dance and covers dating club etiquette. It provides sample answers such as saying I’d love to or thank you I’d like to, notes that a man should not wait in his car, and advises against smoking while dancing or gifting expensive presents early in dating. It concludes with a 1938 NEA Service solution.
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NEA Service, Inc
Notice to Prospective Band Students
Prospective band students and parents must meet with G Thos Cannon, Bandmaster, to discuss instrument problems and lesson schedules. Instrumental music offered first term to grades five and up, second term to grade four. Schedule: High School September 14 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Oglesby School September 14 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Signed G Thos Cannon Bandmaster.
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Qglesby
Sianed
G. Thos
Cannon
Broadcasts Outlined for Sunday Night and Monday Morning
The listing notes three broadcasts on Sunday night and references Tydings with one Sunday night and another Monday morning program. The snippet outlines scheduling details and names a specific figure associated with the Monday slot.
Deposit Insurance May Be Raised
FDIC Chairman Leo T. Crowley announced the agency is studying raising the insured deposit limit above 5000 dollars. A questionnaire was sent to 13719 insured banks to assess the extra risk of higher deposits and the potential impact of a new plan.
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Federal Deposit Agency
Washington
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
168 Pound Melon Group Prepares Exhibits for World’s Fair
Echoes of Hope’s watermelon fame reached this city last week as the 168 pound melon group gears up for exhibits at the New York World’s Fair text year.
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Echoes of Hope
Hempstead County Unit Forms Cotton Farmers Group
A Hempstead county unit of the Cotton Farmers Minimum Income Association was organized at Hope city hall with about 300 farmers attending. Speakers included Dr. M. F. Dickinson Joe Morrison and Robert J. Lambert, incorporators. The group opened its membership drive at Prescott and many local farmers signed a five base parity petition. They called for more local meetings across the county.
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Hempstead County
Cotton Farmers Minimum Income Association, Inc
Hope City Hall
Dr. M. F. Dickinson
Joe Morrison
Robert J. Lambert
Prescott
Melon From Seed Of 195-Pound Champion Grows In Alabama
A Birmingham News feature shows a 101 pound Greenville Alabama melon. It originated from a seed of the 195 pound world champion melon grown in Hempstead County by C D Middlebrooks Patmos in 1935 and given to Dick Powell, a Arkansas native and Hollywood film figure.
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Ping
Birmingham-News-Age- Herald
Greenville
Ala
Hempstead
C. D. Middlebrooks
Patmos
Dick Powell
Arkansas
Hollywood
Cobb misses speed record at Bonneville by narrow margin
John R. Cobb, English fur broker, attempted to break the world automobile speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah but fell short by about 3 mph. Cobb’s 7000 pound racer reached 342.53 mph in two runs covering a measured mile, while Captain George T. T. Eyston had set 345.49 mph here on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
John R. Cobb
London
George T. T. Eyston
Siam Imports Food Stuffs Make Up Fifteen Percent Trade
About 15 percent of Siam's total import trade, exceeding $10,000,000, consists of foodstuffs. This indicates a substantial role of edible goods in the country's commerce with foreign markets.
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Siam
Intense Heat Pops Corn in Boo can Field
Farmer W. A. Hairston of Boo can reports a partly popped ear of corn from his field as proof of intense heat last week. He found grains burst open after pulling the shuck. The ear is on display at Webb's Newsstand.
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W. A. Hairston
Hairston
Webb
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