Name Officers Baptist Church
The annual election of church and Sunday school officers was held at a church business meeting. Most officers and teachers were re elected with some additions and changes to handle growth. A Home and Extension Department led by Mrs Frank Padgett was created to reach those kept from Sunday school by illness or work. It will organize members into districts and send 15 visitors with literature to homes. Miss Sarah Peyton moved to the adult department to teach the new T E L class for women. Arthur Erwin was elected superintendent of the adult department with Mrs Hugh Jones as associate. The department will move to the education building on Third street and begin an intensive push to reach its potential. Miss Jones will teach the Alathean class formerly taught by Miss Grace Hutson. The men s Bible class will be taught by the pastor with several supply teachers. it will meet in its regular room in the new building. L F Higgason will teach. Mrs W B Mason is the new superintendent of the young people s department with Miss Maude Lipscomb as her associate. The First Baptist Sunday school welcomes all within Hope and everyone will find a class suitable for any age. Lee Garland is general superintendent and R R Morris of Burrs Department Store is associate.
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Frank Padgett
Padgett
Sarah Peyton
Arthur Erwin
Hugh Jones
Third Street
Miss Jones
Grace Hutson
Hope
First Baptist Sunday School
Lee Garland
R. R. Morris
Burrs Department Store
Garland
Doctrinal and Morning Evening Sermons at Two Churches
Nery S First Baptist Church lists pastor Wallace R Rogers with sermons in morning and evening on Sunday. Topics include Binding Faith and God and a ten week doctrinal series starting September 10 covering Creation Fall of Man Messiah Conversion Sanctification Perseverance Judgment Final Rewards and Signs of His Coming. The Church of Christ led by John G Reese offers Bible study and services at 10 am 11 am and 1 45 pm with sermons Has the Church Paid Her Fare and The Divine Indwelling inviting all to attend.
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Man
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Thomas R Brewster leads services at First Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 9:45, morning service at 11, evening service at 7:30, and a midweek service on Wednesday at 7:30. Young People's Meeting at 6:30, Women's Auxiliary meets Monday at 4. California cows produce 40 pounds of butterfat monthly. Julia Marlowe, born Sarah Frances Frost in England, migrated to the U S in 1875.
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Young People's
Women’s
California
Julia Marlowe
Caldeck
Cumberlandshire
England
Sarah Frances Frost
Black-Draught Proves Worth the Price in Biliousness
Henryetta Oklahoma resident L. O. Miller praises Inedforda's Black-Draught for preventing headaches from biliousness, noting it keeps him from dullness and sluggishness and only needs occasional use. The note also notes children enjoy the syrup form.
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Inedforda
Liquid Tablets and Salve Cleansing Remedy Claim
A mixed remedy product touts liquid, tablets, and a salve for malaria in three days, cold symptoms on the first day, and headaches or neuralgia in three hours. It also markets a laxative and tonic with brand names Blast Speedy Remedies Kugwp.
Cotton yields lift Arkansas to third in nation
Arkansas remains the third largest cotton producer in the country behind Texas and Mississippi, with an estimated yield of 1 177 000 bales as of September 1. The 96 000 bale increase over last month reflects less than average abandonment. boll weevil damage persists but the overall crop is stronger than expected. The report notes high stands, many bolls per plant, and large boll size contributing to the favorable outlook, with the northeastern region showing above average prospects.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
C. S. Bouton
Bouton
U S Treasury Eyes Surplus For Fiscal Year
Secretary Woodin said the United States treasury may show a surplus for the current fiscal year. Tax receipts rising across lines and expected repeal of the 18th amendment are cited as likely to balance the budget. Projections through June look extremely favorable.
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Washington
Woodin
United States Treasury
Treasury
Ickes 20 dollars for Red River bridge work in Arkansas
Reports from Washington say Secretary Ickes will allot 20 dollars for labor on Red River bridges in Arkansas. recovery administrator Johnson stated the bituminous coal code would be ready for President Roosevelt to sign Friday night. In Chicago, the Sharkey Levinsky bout was postponed due to weather to next Monday. In Osceola Ark cart er 32 and ice Fibes 19 were killed in a collision near Joiner.
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Washington
Ickes
Red River
Arkansas
Johnson
Roosevelt
Chicago
Osceola
Ark
Ra Carter
Ice Fibes
Carthersville
Joiner
Wanted Two Passengers to Dallas This Sunday
Two passengers seek a ride to Dallas on Sunday or Monday. Fare is $2.00 each. Call DPhone 451. Also an apartment for rent near town available, contact 284 or Dr. G. BE. Cannon.
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Dallas
Ford
G. BE. Cannon
Blue Eagle Soars After Three Months of NRA Codes
After three months under the NRA, the Blue Eagle marks progress with about 350 major industries and 2,000,000 smaller employers signing re employment agreements. Codes for steel coal oil autos and lumber set hours and wages, while price controls and open pricing emerge. Recovery is gradual with labor gains, social changes, and rising employment, though challenges remain ahead.
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Rodney Natcher
NEA
Washington
NRA
Johnson
Consumers Advisory Board
Stunner
Rise of Kansas Ponzi Tied to Million-Dollar Bond Scandal
Ronald Finney, once a rich bond broker in Topeka, faces a sweeping scandal dubbed the Ponzi of Kansas. Authorities allege forged municipal and state bonds totaling over 2 million dollars, with funds hidden in banks and used in brokerage offices. Finney, linked to state officials and a high-flying lifestyle, was arrested after a wave of inquiries touched banks, the treasury, and private aviation. His father, Warren Finney, and associates face scrutiny as the case exposes lavish giveaways, a circus purchase, and widespread financial manipulation across Kansas.
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NEA
Topeka
Kan
Ronald Finney
Kansas
Finney
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Warren Finnney
Emporia
Reer
Triia
Lanedon
Lindon
William Allery White
Landon
Vinney
Eureka
Neosho Falls
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Baptist Church
Nery S. First Baptist Church
Wallace R. Rogers
the Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
First Presbyterian Church
Thos. R. Brewster
Adam Lingh
Millville
N. J
Adam
Philadelphia Athletics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Treasury
Bulletins
Hans Christian Andersen
Aea
Stevenson
Patterson
ACORN
Granta SL
Pork & Beans
Campbells
Sunbrite
P&g
R. L. Patterson
Cash Grocery
Hugh Johnson
Kunner
New National Labor Board
Labor Advisory Board
Inbor
NIRA
Alfred M. Landon
Tinney
Miller Brothers
Oklahoma
Rockies
Mary Virginia
Els
Wichita Life Insurance Company
Enttle
Leland C. Caldwell
Tom Boyd
Pinney
Vivian Tracey
Miss Tracey
Claudius
Liccett & Myeas Tonacco Co
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