Be a Man and Hold Your Honor Dearer Than Gold
A long homily on virtue and integrity is followed by local social notes, visits and club gatherings. Allen Thurman visits from Shreveport, Catherine Lane leaves for Shreveport High, and the Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist plans three days of discussions on "Arkansas." Several ladies host bridge club and social events at homes on South Hervey, East Second, and near Little River Country Club, with guests from Texarkana, Memphis, and Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Thurman
Shreveport
Catherine Lane
Sheveport
Shreveport High School
Womans Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Aransas
C. C. Lewis
George Wilson
South Hervey Street
M. M. McCloughen
W. Q. Warren
Clyde Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Memphis
Fenn
C. C. McNeill
Herbert Morley
George Robison
J. M. Houston
R. WT. White
Little River Country Club
Bobcats Ride Strong Ground Game In Ashdown Victory
In a slow start the Camden Bobcats beat Ashdown with a late drive, featuring 35 yard scamper and a pass into the end zone nullified by a dead ball ruling. Coach Sam Coleman observed from the sideline as Ashdown and substitutes mixed in a rugged early season contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Carewie
Howe
Ashdown Hope
Crawford
Green
Davis
Brumfield
Local residents note visits and recovery updates
W O Brien has returned home after treatment in a Shreveport hospital for two broken ankles from a fall months ago. Louis Mannine, Miss June Harris, Edward Anderson and Miss Katherleen Collier visited in Saratoga Sunday night. Mrs R Holbert and son Robert and Mrs T S Gresham with son Sam Jr are vacationing in Prattsville. Several locals attended the ball game at Hope Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W Tollison and Mrs JH Holland shopped in Nashville Saturday. Madine Baggs and mother Mrs Baggs visited Mrs Thomas Hooks Sunday. Bessie Fern Hester visited her sister Mrs Ray Atkinson Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O'Brien
Shreveport
Louis Mannine
June Harris
Edward Anderson
Katherleen Collier
Saratoga
R. Holbert
Robert
Gresham
Sam, Jr
Prattsvile
Hope
W. Tollison
JH. Holland
Nashville
Madine Baggs
Baggs
Thomas Hooks
Bessie Fern Hester
Ray Atkinson
This Place
Infection of Ear in Children May Come With Scarlet Fever
Dr Morris Fishbein explains scarlet fever in children often accompanies ear infections and mastoiditis. He notes 10 percent develop internal ear inflammation, with spread from throat via the Eustachian tube. Early discharge can signal infection, while timely treatment aids recovery and can prevent complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Dyess Appointed Federal Official For Relief Distribution
Arkansas relief director W R B Dyess said he was appointed by Mary Hopkins to oversee distribution of surplus food and clothing under the new relief plan and would depart for Washington. Governor Futrell stated Dyess would be loaned to the U S government and duties would be handled by a later Arkansas relief commission designee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rgock
W. RB. Dyess
Arkansas Relief
Marry Hopkins
Washington
Futrell
Dyess
United States
Arkansas Relief Commission
North Carolina Pastor Writes Controversial Sermon Attendance Cade
A NC pastor drafts a church rule requiring regular sermon attendance, sparking debate over a potential snoring caveat. In contrast a Chicago opera offers $1 seats, a striking contrast to a high note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Cade
Chicago
Quotations and quotes from history and humor
A collage of quotes from figures like Lloyd George Gandhi and Claude Swan mixed with remarks about nudist venues and historical coinage. The fragmentary text compiles opinions on modesty, disobedience, and aging, interleaved with nominal references to dates and events.
Sunday Visits And Family Gatherings In Local Notices
Henry's Chapel residents and families visited kin across Hope Texarkana Haynesville Bluff Springs Rocky Mound and Shover Springs. Gatherings included Mr and Mrs Andy Jordan Mr and Mrs Roger Willims Mrs Marvin Yomlin Arlis Rhodes and families with Bishop Rhodes and others. J T Cumbie Jr dined with Earl Fincher and Alice Mattie Lou Purtle visited Clara Enis and Jessie Fickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Jordan
John Jordan
Hope
Roger Willims
Marvin
Texarkana
Clars
Denville Ellis
Alize
Mattie Low Purtle
Rocky Mound
Roger Williams
Bud Hunt
N. W. White
Haynesville
Frank Bailey
Parrish Fincher
Bluff Springs
Kiwanis Speakers Discuss Constitution and NRA Talk
McFaddin, a local attorney and former Arkansas Rotary district governor, spoke on Constitution Week noting the 1787 adoption date and the Supreme Court as a balance wheel. Atkins discussed NRA, saying its goal is to create employment and aid recovery, not personal profit. a birthday coke honored Arthur Swanke and the Saenger Theatre's sixth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Italy
Edward €. McFaddin
Tthe
Arkansas Rotary District
Tell Hope Kiwanis Club
McFaddin
Admiral Byrd
South Polle
Supréme ‘Fourth
United, States
Supreme Court
MdFaddin
Rhode Island
Jamies Madison
Benjamin Franklin
Lther
Supreme ‘Court
Atkins
NRA
W. S.atkins
Ilub
Roosevelt
Arthur Swanke
Saenger
Seenger Theater
Dwight Ridgaill
Nest Week
Hooks and Scenes From The Senators Road Trip
The piece portrays a rough, revelrous road trip by Senators players led by Bill Bralicher and Bill Hooks. It depicts heavy gambling, drinking, and late nights in hotel lobbies with recruits and veterans sharing meals at a training table outside Windber Pennsylvania. It names Jock Sutherland’s team and notes Cronin’s management style, with players like Moe Berg and Goose Guglin highlighted for their habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Pitt
Windber
Jock Sutherland
Pest
Anta
Bob Burke
Ed Chapman
Moe Berg
Freud Schulte
Monte Weaver
Joe Cronin
Luke Sewell
Buddy Myer
Goose "Schinozzola'' Guglin
Earl Whitehill
Senators and players in a rusted winter routine
The piece describes players and non players resting as the team ends its game cycle. It notes salaries tied to games played, with specifics about the Senators and Clark Griffith. It mentions a rare high altitude spider and a note about corn's origins from South American uplands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunin
Senators
Clark Griffith
Sid
Senator
Ion
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Death
We express our appreciation to friends and neighbors for their kindness during illness and the death of our husband and father. Thank you for the beautiful floral offerings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
Fairmount Park becomes nation’s largest city-owned park
Fairmount Park in Philadelphia spans 3597 acres along both banks of the Schuylkill River. It stands as the country’s largest park owned managed and located by a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Fark
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
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Dutin Boyd
Park Avenue
New N
Mra
Sir Henry Ail
C. 8. Bell
Margaret Bell
Jimmie Myers
Texarkans
Mrs
B. O. Bridewell
W. F. Bridewell
Tyler, Texas
C. A. Bridewell
Robert Wilson
Mary
Little Rock and
Conway
Zmanon Club
Carter Johnson
East Second Street
Elia Bright
Dave Knotts
HL Battle
Blevins
Roy Anderson
Mary Sue
Hendrix College
Marvin ‘Borngesser
Wilwaukee
Wis
W. P. Cleveland
Ill
W. M. Reaves
Laure Smith
Dan Green
Beer Childysters Taylor's Cafe
Bobcats
Freer
Sutton
Keith
Mitchell
Metenti
Houston
Wright
Simpson
White
Aubrey
Halfback
Urban
Hargis
Spears
Owens
Richards
Cargile
Drake
Whatley
Pollard
Anderson
Dalrymple
Mission Barbecue Inn
Vue
Morgan Devine
Nived
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Serlal
Pennsylvania
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Med-ical Associaton
Hygeia
The
Health Magazine
Dagic Lloyd George
Dawson Dance Halls
Josep B. David
Orother
Mahatma Gandhi
Secretary of the Navy
Claude Swanson
Columbia University
America
Oman
Henry’s
Cuba
Ramon Grau Suachurtin
Julia Aguady
War and Navy
Manuel Dessaigne
the Treasury
Grau San Martin
Carlos J. Finlay
Gustavo Morend
McFaddin, Atkins
Kiwanis
Constitution Week
Bill Bralicher
Ted
Oaka
Mount
Everest
Uplands
Elson Huckins
Shreveport, Louisiana
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