Trials and Triumphs Highlight Weekend Socials
A jumble of notes and events paints a local scene with Miss Myrtle Delancey honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Clifton Booth. Misses Mildred Booth, Virgie Booth, and J. W. Gooth among guests. Also announced a birth, Roger Hope, at Josephine hospital. A Malvern gathering features church leaders, a bridal shower honors Mrs. Claude Johnson, and a Baptist church family supper fills the eve with reports, music, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Delancey
Clifton Booth
Mildred and
Virgie Booth
J. W. Gooth
Hope M. Blevins
Roger Hope
Josephine Hospital
Blevins
Brooksey Nel Rogers
Claude Johnson
Claude Bantillon
East Serend Street
Nallon Wylie
Dewey Hendrix
Claude Hamilton
Tom Wardlow
Garrett Story
Southward
J. B. Ellen
L. M. Boswell
St. Moses
Paul Dudney
A. A. Brown
H. Burnside
Ollie Jackson
Dale Claiborne
Lucille Murphy
J. C. Milam
Hendrix Spraggins
Helen Bowden
Ometa Evans
Jimmie Miller
Mary Louise Keith
Nell Williams
J. A. Russell
Leon Bundy
St Pauls Homecoming Draws Crowds After Rain
A fifth annual homecoming at St Paul church two miles west of Onin drew a large crowd despite morning showers. Rev G W Robinson presented a Tolman Pulpit Bible from the Women’s Missionary Society. Rev W W Nelson preached on The Eternal Value of Religion, stressing character over power. Afterward long tables offered a feast under the trees with salads meats barbecued beef and mutton and beverages as attendees renewed old acquaintances and friendships.
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Winnie Sparks
St. Pauil
Onin
St. Paul
G. W. Robinson
St. Paul Church
Mattie Goldberg Wallace
Nelson
Employment Q and A on Service Value
Questions and answers discuss how employers and the public can improve the Service. It notes registration of unemployed workers and securing new employees through the agency. It states the Service offers quicker access to needed workers and confidence in qualifications, strengthening when unemployed applicants are employed.
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Tuuicker
First Baptist Church Annual State Missions Meeting
Friday at the church from 10 a m to 2 40 p m the First Baptist holds its annual state missions program All members are urged to attend Visitors are welcome A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon
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First Baptist Church
Seven Counties Appeal to Election Board
Rival groups from seven counties asked the State Board of Election Commissioners to appoint their nominees to county election boards for the next two years. The board heard brief arguments in an open session and planned final elections in an executive session. Contests came from Phillips, Poinsett, Prairie, Saline, Searcy, White and Stone counties.
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State Board of Election
State Board
Phillips
Poinsett
Pra Saline
Searcy
White
Stone Cour Tits
Cake Walk At Shover Springs This Friday
A cake walk will be held Friday night at Shover Springs to raise funds for the Community House. The grand prize is a Truit cake displayed in the McRace Martware show window.
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Shover
Shover Springs
McRace Martware
Revival Nearing End Final Week at Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle revival on North Main Street nears its final week with Evangelist Dexter Collins of GranadaMinn speaking nightly. Recent talks questioned salvation and sin, while upcoming services promise broad appeal amid international politics coverage and Norris comments on potential U.S. wartime votes.
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Gospel Tabernacle
North Main Street
Dexter Collins
Granada
Minn
Hell
Collins
Evangelist
Italian Daladier Mobilizes Allies War Rumors Rise
The British navy was ordered mobilized and a state of emergency declared as Chamberlain urged peace while seeking mediation with Hitler over Czech demands. Italy began general mobilization preparations and Italy plans to call 2 million reserves. Germany accuses Czechs of renouncing the French Anglo plan as Sudetenland crisis deepens.
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Ed Eagreness
England
France
Prague
Chamberlain
Horace Wilson
Hitler
Horace
Sir Horace
London
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Sudelanland
Admiralty
King
George
Privy Council
Adolf Hitler
Scotland
Italy
Rome
Berlin
Germany
Greman
Sudetenland
Roosevelt Urges Peace as World Faces War Threat
Roosevelt presses in a page one continuation on preventing a European war and its global disaster. He urges pacific settlement between Germany and Czechoslovakia with no force, stressing ongoing negotiations toward a fair solution once an agreement in principle is reached.
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Chancellor
German Reich
McAdoo Named Head of Dollar Line Board
Senator William G. McAdoo will resign from the Senate to chair the Dollar Steamship Company board, as Emory S. Land announces a government subsidy package including about 4.5 million dollars in loans and a 3 million dollar annual subsidy to revive the firm’s world wide service with private management.
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Wahington
William G. McAdoo
California
Senate
Dollar Steamship
Tino McAdoo
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
McAdoo
Land
Dollar Lines
Negotiations Open to Wider Conference on Controversy
The government contends that time and details of the agreement are still unsettled but present negotiations remain open. It suggests widening talks to a conference of all directly interested nations at a neutral European site to pursue a just, far seeking, lasting settlement.
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Czechoslovakia
Europe
Southwest Singers To Meet at Patmos
The Southwest Arkansas Singing convention spanning nine southwestern counties will convene at Patmos High School Gymnasium beginning 8 o clock Saturday night and continue Sunday. Noted singers from across the country have been invited with many expected to attend, and local Hempstead County hosts promise a fine event. Bring your lunch.
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Southwest Arkansas
Patmos High School
Patmos
Hempstead
Hairy Vetch Carload Arrives for Hempstead County Farmers
A carload of Hairy Vetch has arrived in Hope to be distributed by the Hempstead County Farm Bureau. Farmers may purchase at the county agent's office with a price of 8.67 dollars per hundred, covering vetch, inoculation, and sales tax. Orders should be placed immediately as most of the car is already spoken for and no further cooperative orders will be made this fall.
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Hempstead
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Roosevelt
Hope Show Grounds
Old Uy
Real Wild West
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Sea Foods
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